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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12
An Indignant Denial.
rY,tr,ct from ,be yIrc,n,, ss,nor,

fItrhct from ire virginia Sedport.I
"Cleveland's utter defeat seems to be ae-
cepted az foregone conclusion, even by the
most pronounced and but recently most
ssnguine Democrats. As evidence, RICH,
under our very nose we have but TO state
that Mr.. Portlock, clerk OF Norfolk County
Circuit Court, DIR. Baxter, DR.. Shepherd,
and Mr.. George Drummond, four OF as sub
siantial, clear-hesded, and sensible Demo
Gratis IS there are in this city, in conversation
Thursday night last on public corner adj
miited the fact each for himself. II they
had been privileged to address the Conyen-
ton that nominated Cleveland. the gentle
men that composed that body would have
gotten HI. Its too late, gentlemen"
To the Editor Of the Norfolk Virginian.
We, the undersigned, having had our al
to~tion called TO the foregoing paragraph
IN the editorial columns OF a sheet puh-
lished in the city Of Norfolk, and known AZ
the Virginia Seaport, find that it has been
sought 10 place us before the public in a
position wholly false in all particulars.
We. nor either OF Us, have at any time.
upCer any circumstances. in Joint CONVEX
sstion or otherwise, either Individually or
collectively, to each other or 10 any one
che, either In our own hearing or that OF
the most scute and contemplate Of caves
dropper, ever expressed one word or syI.
liable or made Use OF any language or er.
pressions. either directly or remote, which
could by any possible means DO so per.
ytlfed or misc0nstrued by any one who
could have the slightest regard for the
truth, however adroit or ignorant that in.
diyidual might be, as TO have created the
impression that We, or either OF us. have
at any time entertained the views attributed
10 US IN the above paragraph.
We therefore pronounce the SeapOrPs
assertion az the base and malicious fabrie,.
ton Of political understrapper, and a
wiiful' and unrrovoksd falsehood, because
OF the entire absence OF truth.
We tnks this occasion to say that Il has
ever been our opinion that the Convention
at Chicago acted wisely aud discreetIy In
the nomination Of Cleveland and Hendricks
a. the Democratic standsrd-bearers, and
we and each OF us have at all times since
The nomination expressed our hearty an.
prevail Of The ticket. as also our sincere con.
yic.ion that Grover Cleveland Is to be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12
DEATHS.

NAeON.-Dic,i, at the residence OF her sister,
Mrs. Lewis n. webb. POI east tranNhn sTr ~ "
sunfay morning, August 10, 1884, bliss r'""''
NJ. MASON.
sUfIJ-DIcd, August 10. 1884, AZ twenty
minutes rast 10 o'clock r. w., EUGENE, ih'sh'
son II Lee II. and Ada G. Shell. ,.
I he interment tcoK place AZ Ods"oou yes'eius'
evening at o O'Clock.
CAlR.-Dicd. in Campbell county, Va. at
o'clcck saturday afternoon, August ., 1884, hrs'
AMANDA T.. CARR. ..,..,s-,s
', sid,nre, No. OIL Catherine street tlnsieMi 90
Uolivwoodi AZ q O'Clock tn : lTueS'Ayl MpkN-
ING Friends Of the family are ihFitep " ~
tend.
poANF. D,ed. Monday, August I'm. at
o'clock r. ~. In the hfty-s yenth wear OF his tSe'
sftcra lingering 81 krcss, WILLIAM ROANb.
R,,ifet church at half. past s O'Clock TUESDAY
AFTERNOON. The friends Of the family are IN
yited Ia attend. Ill, ,,,o,sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

Colonel G. II. JONES, OF the Jacksonville
Times Union, predicts that the Democrats
Of Florida will carry the State ticket by
5000 majority, the electoral ticket by 5000,
and the Second congressional district
(where CHARLES DoUGMERTY is running
against BIsBEE) by at least 500. Now. 5000
in Florida is equivalent to 10000 in Vir.
ginin, and 5000 Is equivalent to $4,000 in
Virginia. What nonsense for the Repub-
.i,sns to profess to hope to carry Florida be-
cause the election laws are favorable to the
scheme Of carrying it.
Florids, Virginia, and West Virginia for
BLAINE! Surely Mr.. MACKAY and Mr..
ELKINs must be joking or trying to divert
attention from their doings in Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12
Malone fights hard. but the tide Is sweep-

Malone fights hard. but the tide is sweep
ing him to early and certain oblivion. With
a united and confident opposition bearing
down upon him at every point, and the re-
liable and efficient friends OF the days OF
his glory as q :" boss" deserving on every
hand, including Ike Governor whom he
"made," 1t is no wonder the Virginia die
tator is growisg desperate. II would o.
cason no surprise to see him at any moment
strike his colors and surrender TO the De-
mocracy on condition that he should hayea
fair chance among the "regulaIs" in the
senatorship fight two years hence, when
his term expires. Philadelphia Telegraph,
independent Republican,
The Te!eqraphS first sentence may be
true. We trust it is. so MS to Its second.
But its third-its guess rs to NAHosE's offer
10 surrender is based upon an imaginary
condition OF things that never existed In
Virginia. The Democrats would not think
OF making terms with MAHoNB. No more
would he dream Of making terms with
thCm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

The Richmond Dispatch is taking vcrv
kindly interest in the campaign In West
Virginia; more, in fact, than in the exciting
affairs OF the Old Dominion. Generally Its
statements are wrong. Wheeling Inte!Ii-
gtRcer.
You can't, to save your life, point out
single misstatement that we have made.
On the contrary, the Wheeling Register,
the organ OF the Democrats Of West Vir-
ginia, has reproduced almost all, il not all,
Of our articles on West Virginia politics.
The editor Of the Inteli2encer hos too late
ly left Philadelphia to undertake to teach
us aught in regard TO West Virginia mat
tiers. We speak Of men and localities in
that State from personal knowledge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

elected n November next. and that he /. 10
he duly ccmmlssloned and Iaaugurated
President OF these United states.
with these expressions Of our views and
ritfrution OF our assertions we must con.
olude that the Blalne-suppor.er who could
thus be induced TO sieze upon any CONVEX
sation Of ours ns political straw must in.
iced realize bis contemplate. sinking COZ.
dition. o: i. BAXTER, NJ. d.,
W. III. SHEPHERD, NJ. n,
GEonGE Il. DRuxNosD,
W. y. PoRTLocK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

why do doctors ever prescribe slsololIc
stim,Iiautsf They say there II strength 10
them, This Is al y mistake. Such things
NAV bolster patients up for little while,
but leave them worse when the temporary
stimujus subsidies. II people keep on
taking alcoholic stimulspts II means drunk
epness and ruin. Remember that Browns
Iron Bitfs re- Il not an alcoholic drink. IL
IL ibe only reliable preparation OF Iron
eyer made. n builds up the system, en-
riches the blood, and inyigoraies The
stomach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

A special to the Wheeling InteHiqencer
says: "A fire which originated in Patton
Brothers warehouse, at Catlettsburg, KY,
this morning, spread 10 five brick build
ings, which were entirely destroyed. A
fire-engine from Huntington (W. Val
rendered valuable assistance In subduing
the flames. The walls OF Andrews's store
fell in during the confederation, burying N.
y. Andrews, Charles Sheriff., aud James
Mckenzie. The two first mentioned wers
rescued, but the lsst-nsmed was killed.
While the rescuing party were at work
other walls fell, and buried David Knner,
jr., and John Graham. Their bodies were
recovered this afternoon burned 70 crisp.
Robert Miller and Samuel Kelley (colored)
were fatally injured. The loss Il e75 ,0OO.v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

"a plca tist Ne arspudialsd The great
crime Il ls7c rs Tar o. BE- was sb'e WITH
out breaking from bis party"
The World asks the Sux Tor the evidence
10 prove it, assertion. II can't be found.
Bui here IL all the evidence that Is needed
10 disproyc q. Mr.. DLAIsE wrote 70 the
Boston Herald as follows:
II am sure that Governor Chamberlain
knows that he has nv profonudest symps..
Thy in the heroic though unsuccessful
Struggle he has made in South Carolina Tor
civil liberty and constitutional govern
ment. I am equally sure that Governor
Packard feels that my heart and Judgment
are beth with him In the contest nc ,s s'l''
wsgipg against great odds for the COVER
norship that be holds by title as va'iu rs
that which Justly and lawfully seated
Rutherford b. Hayes in the presidential
chair. I trust also that both Governors
Know tba, the Boston press no more repre-.
senls The stalwart Republican feeling Of
New England on the pending issues Than
the same press did when !. demanded the
enforcement OF the fugitive slave law IN
1851.
"vcry respectfully, j. G.. BLAINE"
How DO virginlans relish that sort oil
talk?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12
Mr.. Thomas. OF Alabama, Explains
why He IL 80 Short OF Campaign Cur

Teney."
On July 23d Mr.. b. +. Jones, the chair
man Of the Republican National Committee,
sent to Mr.. VI. C.. Thomas, a Republican
mail contractor at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, q
request for voluntary" contributions.
Mr.. Thomas answered promptly on the
2Gth as follows:
Mr.. II. +. Jones, Chairman Republican
National Committee, No. 2i2 Fifth aue-
rue, he,o York:
Dear sir,-Your letter OF 23d soliciting
contributions TO eamIaign fund to aid in
the election Of Blaine aud Logan to the Of
fees o. President and Nice-Prcsident Of
the United States, fully noted. regret "a
state that i am short Of campaign currency
just now, but hope to be able to do some
thing for them in November next. The
grave which, under the management OF
Cleveland and Hendricks, is being dug by
The Democratic party for the Blaine and
Logan faction Of The Republican party viii
re wide and deep, and hope to contribute
my mite to the filling up OF that grave. |
hope to mingle with the millions OF honest
Republicans and Democrats in that funeral
ard cover up the old star.route to ! hulks
so deep that resurrection viii never reach
it. SO mote it be. NJ. G. THOMAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12
raRpIAGEs.

FAsT-JACKroN.-M Married. at the residence or
The bride, in Richmond. Va, August On, oy ,no
Rev. Jolr Harmon, JOHN " $780, o, oa"''.,''
Va. 10 EVA c. JACKSON, oil hicn'"o""'
BAILIE-DoRsET.-M Married. Jn'y ~ H. 81 a.. ~
WI,Ism +. Hatcher, d. D.. Mr.. =. y. SMILE 70
Miss ALICE I. DOR ET. daushter OF inc h'e 10
seph Donet; both Of Richmend.
PALDwIN-ABFRT-M Augnt, D, as1 ~
M Uomewood. MONTGOMERY county, n,'' -, ~
Rev Orlando Hutton. D. D., WILLIAM ~; pa 81
WIN. OF Wsthneton. ID. G., ana MARIA pA'nH'
daughter OF Charles Albert. ts'i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

The earthquake was felt in Richmond
some minutes before IL was felt at any point
In the North. IL was therefore essentially
a southern earthquake, and we hope our
rorihern friends won't try to rob Us OF the
credit Of II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

The Louisville Cowier-Journdl says:
.sThe Mexicans have TO have a President
every once in awhile. Let us give Ben.
BUTLER to the MexicaDs." What especial
grudge has the Courier-Journal against the
Mexicans?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

FfRsr-MNRKET I'LL.
RICHMOND, VA, August I, 1851
n o L { l..
SEALED PROPOSALS
viii he received al This Office until
TUESDAY, AUGUST II, lssi,
ATl2 O'CLOCK H.,
for furnishing the following supplies
WOOD.
Fight Numbered 5000 cords (morc or lcssl ~
EFsT QUALITY SEASONED PINE WOOD for
Dcrarrmcut Of Outdoor Poor" 10 De- delivered
I'm tie city AZ such times, and In such quantities..
and NJ such places as the superintendent mag Ill
rect the wood furnished To be subject % measure
lrent whenever deemed necessary by the superin-
tendent. The cost Tor stacking aud measuring the
wood to be paid by the contractor.
coal.
One hundred and twenty (l2Ol tons more OF
less) Of BEST QUALITY RED-ASli ANTkA-
CITE COAL, egg-size; and
Two hundred and fifty t250l tons Of ENGINE
COAL for the Almshouse.
Bonds with approved security will be required
for the satisfactory completion of the contracts
for wood and coal, and the names Of the surcties
must accompany each proposal.
PROVISIONS, &C.. FOR ALMSHOUSE.
FRESH BEEF,
BACON,
FLOUR,
RICE,
COFFEE,
SUGAR.
VINEGAR.
SOAP,
SALT,
MOLASSES,
HEARINGS,
LARD,
MILK.
EORhGE.
HAY,
STRAW,
OATS,
CORN.
BROWNSTUFF.
SHOES.
MEDICINES,
for The quarter ending
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1854.
The Committee for The Relief Of the Poor re-
serve the right to reject any all bids offered and
OF awarding the contract for wood ana coat Ia
whole or IN part.
Further Information and forms Of proposals can
be obtained al this Office.
CHARLES Z. BIGGER,
au q III superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

General BES. BuTLEG has decided to
make q personal canvass in Massachusetts,
Maine. Michigan. Illinois. Ohio. and Penn
sylvania.' That Is, Ben. will run side
show attached 10 the Republican circus du-
ring its tour in the States mentioned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

II the Democratic managers will look
suictly after Ohio, West Virginia will look
after ITSELF atlanta (Ga.) Constitution.
That's the correct view OF the case.
West Virginia Is as sound as a dollar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

viii save the hair and keep Il In . strong
and healthy condition, because II will
stimulate the roots OF the hair, and restore
the natural action upon which It's growth
depends.
Burnett's FIayoring Extracts are ALSO
iutely pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

The Boston Herald says: I'll BLAINE Is
elected be Will be the last Republican
President" You mean the last President
q any sort, don't your But fortunately
be WOMB be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

Having been requested to furnish the
vote Of Virginia last year, we comply with
the request in this mornings issue Of the
Dispatch. and add 10 the table the vote OF
ISL between CAMERON and DANIEL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12
BRIEF c0MMBNT.

/. IL now appears that 81. JonS, the Prohi.
bition candidate, Is sailing under false
coIors. Ills magnificent moustsche Is dyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says !:
1T Is complained that BLAINE Is rich
man." oh, no; the complaint Is regard
inc the manner In which he got rich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12
COMMONWEALTH or VrR1isM'i
rYIcE BOARD SINKING FUND toMn,sss
RIcIIMoNp. AnZnst D, IScf.

COMMONWEALTH or NIRGisA'i
orrtcE RoAnp SINKING FUND toNNiSSnS(
RICHMOND. August o. iocf'
nv INFECTION OF SECTION ST.
CoND, OF AN ACT OF THE LE6ishA-
TURE OF VIRGINIA approved harch i''a
1854, intended to set apart a fann Tor payihs III
interest on the public debt Of the State a' es'O-
Iished by the act approved February Ia, 1881 oya
monfb,y accumulation for that purDose, The upder-
si0ned. Commissioners Of the sinking Fund ofVlr-
ginia have appropriated out Of tho surplus Of u's
Treasury ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS FOR THE MONTH o = AUGUST FOR THE
PURCHASE OF THREE PER CENTUM BONDS
OF THE STATE WITH ALL THE MATURED
COUPONS ATTACHED THERETO; and they
Ter, by advertise that they will receive offers for
The sale of such amount OF the said hree per ceu'nm
bonds Us the said sum Of one hundred thousand
dollars will enable them 70 purchase. Al prop>-
sails must he in The bands Of the Commi az Or
ce:oro z. ". or The l0Tn DAY OF AUGUST
ASA.
Al cars SHAH he made IN writing, address
ed 10 the Commissioners Of tho sinking Fund %
virginia. shall be scaled, and shall be opened by
the Commissioner. ora m-lority OF them on the
2CTm DAY OF THE MONTH, At NOON.in The
prescnce Of the Governor OF the Commonwealth
or in event of bis absence, m the presence OF TIE
secretary of the Commonwealth. The bonds Of
hrred at tie loves. price shah be purchase to The
extent above mentioned. IL the goth day OF TIE
month hall fail On sunday ~ LEGAL holiday the
said ofrcrs hail De opcned on the next day winch
T. not loyal holiday. Tho three per contum bonds
Of the STATE. a. above spccined. or their e1hlNacht
IN rudablc bonds. must be presented by the party
notified TINT rs bond Is accepted. or deposit OF
per cent IN money or u certified check II three
dav,' time for delivery Is asked, beyond which no
time for delivery WI De- given. Provided how
ever. that the said Commissioners shall have au'
ihorty to =, iect any and al bids made In pursi-
anceof this act or 10 accept portion Of The bonds
thai may be offered by any party.
FRANK g. EUrFlN,
MORTON MARNE.
ISAAC Il. BARA>DALE,
au8-ICt Commissioners OF Siustus Fund
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

Not single New York ncwspaper.man
interviewed O'DoSovAS Rosa on the
earthquake, and we are therefore left in
ignorance as 10 its cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

exchange asks; "Did BILL CHANDLER
fell the truthsc We don't know, but II
he did, the earthquake is explained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

"In the East children sre taught to rc-
verence the bIrch-tree." In this country
they are taught 10 fear IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

We acknowledge the receipt Of I'm invita-
ton to The Loudoun County Fair. which
will be held on the 10th, 18th, and 1S;h Of
nj III month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

ASK sny tobacco-manrifacturer or user Of
the wed II w. ID. Blair a. Co.'s "sun-
curedv Il not the best chew on the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12
Blaine and the Steal.

In It's seal for BLAINE, or rather 10 cover
Up lis treschery to the Democratic party.
tho New York Sun sets up for Mr.. BLAIsE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

1-"r<'<s'> ory,cr ~ srrnpsxTxNDnyI0vk
nfIirE MANI AL<LArok scb0fs
~rArrD PROPOSALS WILL De he
sSrsivFD AT THIS OFFICE until the
% Day or SEPTEMBER NEXT
s.~cs.ssps Tits school with the following suv'
H.. se Il quarter ending 1anuary y io ~.
iiiisfTTf II. vooa, fiosi-7o pourids eseIf
= e All rro(.c sstra--s barrels every week;
stAi.. whi,,-4 busiiei. eveiy wcrk .~..S.
snrrGsR, COFFEE. a. 20: full list send 70 '"'
tfcc; -, an, xrx FRA. VfrT.
e. 70, fs,i lisf scnd TO this ON sc
.,.c. f,r SFAPIY CoAL-sUPyLy-3o 500 ip,s
Az sTFAM coal and zoo tons i.Uhf--a" o''"'
W. rasr,ye the right n reject auv ard asi nnh
q. N. VAwTEK. supersplenusnp,;,
f-ufzFT. VA. August z. 1874. y" s@-s-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12
TIE REAPPOKTIONMEYT.
fibsT DISTRICT.

The Vote OF Recent Years in the Counties Us
Arranged Under the New Apportioument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12
NOTICE To ROAD-BUILDERS AND
CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will be received by the building
Committee Of the Central Lunatic Asylum, sealed
and addressed To the undersigned. untl the ) ri
DAY OF AIGTSl, 1854, for the improvement of
Cox road from The corporate line ~ the city "
Petersburg Ia the Asylum tact; also for the con-
struction II 4 road through the Asylum farm %
the buildings, n follows:
For the whole work. or for sections Of the same;
per cubic yard ~ excavation placed In olIhank-
ment: per cubic yard OF excavation wasted; PER
square yard Of spall pavement laid and rimmed;
per square yard % shelling: per square yard Of
RravtDing; per square yard Of macadami1iag; per
linear foot ~ ~" ierra-cotta pipe laid aud pro-
teced; per linear foot OF o" terra-cotta pipe laid
and protected.
Plans. specifications, and form OF contract can
he seen At the ONCE OF r. T.. LEkVENWORTH
and T. Il. DUNN, Engineers. No. 100 Sycamore
street, Petersburg, Va, over Hinton & Dunns
Bank.
The work Is ~ DE- completed by NOVEMBER
l, 1884, aud payments D. contractors Will b.
made every Two weeks upon certificates Of the
Asylum Engineers. s. per cent. or payment be-
ing reserved until completion OF each contract.
The committee reserves the right 20 reject any
,ad all bids ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
Chairman baldlng Committee.
All PLOT Petersburg, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12
ExCURsIONs. PIC-NICs. &c.
LIVERY TUESDAY
II BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON!

hOlNl LlEASAN iANh ls>D btNAANb
PAVILION.
SPl FNDID BAND OF MUSIC;
FINEST AND LARGEST PARK PAVILION
IN THE STATE
HANDSOME MEDAL GIVEN TO THE BEST
LADY DANCER.
Fireworksa, 10 o'clock under The auspices Of the
committee. No liquor allowed on The grounds.
order guaranteed. Grounds Illuminated by call
cum lights.
Refreshments ut city prices.
Train leaves Richmond tChesaneake aud Ohio de-
pot) every TUESDAY. commencing july 20, 1854,
~ $50 Z. VI; rcache, The ParA IN thirty minutes
Returning. leaves Mount Pleasant Park at / l.3O
l.. ". arrives Richmond y midnight.
Tickets for the round-trlp. soc; children under
twelve years, 25c.
II. ktis on sale at THOMAS STARKE Il SONS,
3l3 Bead street: Il. y. FRENCI'S bookstore.
Main stIeet; G.. WATT rAYLOR'S Twenty-tith
and Broad streets; and ny the committee, l.. l..
~ NCH snd +. r.. MOORE jV2T-Su& TutSel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12
ME- EINt.S.

4 MEETING OF THE CLAY-WARD
N ACTIVFS Is called for TONIGHT Nc 81
ives Mtn street. All WHO desire to take on active
i,vf,.,I Ia attend. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

DOYAL ARCANUM.-The OIL q
h Gers and members Of ELBA COUN-S skfAs<,.
eli. No. COG. T.. A.. are earnestly re- rSLfS<s
quC .tcd To- attend regular meeting A. SsNsS
iaui a. Pan. corner First and Broad e.sssS
,rreets. THIS (1ucaday sENhNlNG at O'Clock
shpIp. Members Of sister councils cordially in
yitcd. -
Hy order Of the Regent. c. W. TYLER.
nh 25-2dS4ihIu SECRETARY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

OFrtCE SUPEgTNrKN CO PUBLIC CHARirfEs,l
FiBsT-MNRKEr I'LL.
RICHMOND, VA, August Z, 1881.
n . L | L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-12

NJ AT THALnIHER BROTHERS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-23
ST .ck holders and Directors
Meeting.

Nolire ia hereby given that the regular
anural meeting Of the stock ckhol,lcr- oi the
I &t- AMI II. l"ui- railroad COMPANY In
Texas Mill be held It he office ui said
contrary, in Ivler, ryXa., ON W,dnc, day. .
tue 3n.h day If AprL, lN>4, At 10 o'clut K
a. m. Tor the purpose OF clccring nine di-
reci9rS' L" serve tor the ensuing year, ard
Tor the transa ton II such other buslno.-
as may prope ly come before SAID meet
Ing.
Notice is also given that tie regular an
nual meeting OF the board OF dirrc'ors OF
said compny will ais, be held ON the
same day, aad al the same place. at II
O'Clock m, Tor the purpose OF elrcting "a
president, vic,.pre ldcnt secrrtsry, treas.
urer, and such other officers as thcy may
ueern necessary and tor the transaction OF
the general busiue.S OF he company.
CHAs. T. GoNSEB,
3-25pU = ,.,,..,,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-23

THE very interesting letter from
our SpcglcviIlc CORE, ,pondrnt last
week, we hope will be repcatcd. II
is hard Tor the poor editor, bending
over the desk day after day. and
forming his opinions second hand
from his exchanges, to always say
lust what are the wants aud sent
mcnts of his readers. II j. the short,
crisp, fresh letters from our count
friends that post us best a- TO th,
wishes ot the people, and make u ia
IN lar with their wants. We are A.
friends upon live SUBJECTS.