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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
South Carolina Election Laws

South Carolina Election Laws.
We have been curious for some time 10
Know the main features OF the south caro-
iins election laws. There are i'm them some
features which every State will have to
adop, before the next presidential cleo
ton unless the Federal election laws are
changed. We gather Our information on
this subiee, from the Charleston N,,cs and
tCmTeT:
There are two polling OF ,oting-placcS
for eacb election precinct. Al one Of these
the candidates for state, circuit. le gislaiive.
and county officers are Voteu for, and If
the other polling-pl1cc the candidate, for
presidential electors and for congressman
are voted for. The two pollins-placrs are
separate and distinct"
BIT hereafter. We venture TO say. the
presidential electors. who are State officers.
will be voted for where the other state oil
GERS ARE voted for.
AT the state polling place there are. this
year, seven bailot-boXes. a. follows: /.
Governor and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =.
other state officers. 8. Circuit solicitor.
4. state senator. >. Members OF the House
bi htIit.thtltlNtr. y. county Olnccr>,
:. Constitutional amendment relating Ia
the Indebtedness of counties. Each box I.
plainly labelled, and the voter must take
pains TO put each ballot into the box de.,p.
mated for the purpose; otherwise. the bal,
lot viii not be counted. No person ma,
vote more than once for q candidate for III,
ssine Office. and We bold that il is an offence
under the law, punishable by fine and i'm.
pri>onment, 10 put two ballots Of the same
Kind "a dinei ent boxes, or to put two dit
fctent ballots IN the same box. 4 ballot
which goes into The wrong bon (, not
counted: but this doe not lessen the
offence OF the voter who votes twice"
Voters must enter the polling.placc one
al 4 time. and no one except the MANAGER,
is allowed 10 speak TO the voter while he /,
in the polling-place. The United states
supervisors have no right TO interfere IN
any way with the conduct OF the election
At the state polling. place. or with the
voting for presidential electors.
This last paragraph is explanatory. Of
course. snd might have been omitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
construing Election Laws.

We think q IL time enough for Judge 10
construe election laws when they come be-
fore him for iud,cia! construction. Judge
BsyAs. Of the UNited States District Court
OF South Carolina, whom we have hereto
fore quoted on this point. takes the true
ground. In November. 1880, upon the
bench. no, as a commissioner OF elections.
he de,idcd as follows:
IL sm compelled TO say that these in.
>nuci,ons should have been gwen in the
language Of the law. These officials should
not have interpreted The law, but quoted
the law"
81 will only say that what now regard
n possible and proper 10 be done u taat
the Law should he literally quoted. That
the authority of the supervisors and mar
shals should be given them IN the language
OF the law. Then these officials undertake
TO interpret the law Cor themselves. TO
break il up. 20 define Il, TO give precise NJ.
te,ancc. no; In the language OF the law. but
IN their own language. II seems to me that
they have gone beyond their authority.
They have done that which may involve
themselves ~ trouble aud bring trouble
upon the people IN assuming a function
;ha, the law did not put upon them"
Judge IlrCHES or Judge ATKINS may
have 10 1T IN eases IA which are involved
the very points which Judge IICGHgs in
tLi, correspond, nee undertakes 20 decide In
his own words. II a judge quotes the
words Of the law, and tells the election Of
fccrS they are 10 be governed by those
words of that law. we'll aud good.
But when he tells the election officers
what his construction OF the law is,
and afterward, counsel for person being
tried for an offence against that law, asks
him TO instruct the Jury. what is he to do a!
In ninciy.nnc cases out OF hundred be
will stick to hi, oSn construction. He will
have prejudgcd the case and IA advance
announced his decision.
We make these remarks because Judge
uuCmEs has just written the following let
ter. WchcSItatcd before concluding tOpub-
l.sh Thu correspondence, which Judge At
KrNs haS kindly furnished 10 u-. But lS
the Judges VIII no doubt be on Tuesday
ufNt lNNt NiiAt h'' t'-N's' w H"Bt''H'
that no harm can result from H. publica.
tion. Judge IlrCHEs magniiicS hi Office.
He would 10y his fiat convert the state Off
GERS into United states officers. We have
never received that teaching aS true. The
lest OF his letter is not 20 Objectionable.
HASTINGS CoURr or RICHMOND
,lUpGE'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND. october %, 1884.
hon. Robert ". Hu9heS:
Dear JUDGE write TO inquire whether
vou will be in Richmond before the cleo
tion. | should he very glad TO have con-
ference with YOU about questions winch
may arise on day Of elcction-such aS
voting on afiidavits. arrest OF judges. Sc.
am satisfied that we could come 10 an un-
der>landing which would obyiate all trOu-
Bile.
trust YOU have cntirely recovered from
your late sickness.
With kind regards, very truly yours.
THOMAS :. ATKINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

scrirticn. We fear that the au'oor was
careless IN verifying his statements We
notice names known 10 us to he wrong
However. 10 far As our knowIedse OF the
subject gocs. We can say that the uiss'ate'
menis do rot concern important points.
For sale by the publishers.
Reavfv and Ne Beast. A Novel. Bv
s,rau TyrIgp. author Of "The IIugne-
not Family" &c. g.. Price, ~ cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & 60.
greod- Making. ByT 7. New YORK :
G.P. PuTSAM's Sons. 1881.
For sale by WEST. JOBSsroS.S Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
Attempted Election Cheating.

Nv tclteIlnh ~ DO DI'patch.
INV N0Gk. November John Bowler
aud Henry \. Nanpcll, Republican III
,pcctor. OF elections. were arrested to-day.
having been indicted Tor refusing 10 regis
ter number OF men who applied on SIT
urday niehl last. The accused were re-
lrH.cd on bail 10 -Malt iriII.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

The Baltimore american (RepublicnW
saws: "But one thing l. ccrtain-corrup-
lion and intimidation must cease in the
South.n Correct. And for that reason the
southern people propose to defeat The party
OF intimidation and corruption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
Federal Interference in Elections.

Federal deputy marshals arr already At
work In Richmond. II Is an insult and "A
outrage that should be -ternly rebukcd ON
November 4th. The people must rise in
their might and declare that tn, ciuyIng
Of election, by deputy marshal, -hall be
stopped forever. Look az Ohio deputy
marshals armed with pistol, and hul-
gcOns
Alcn Of Virginia. how do vou Ike it -
far? Would you stop it: Then vote for
Cleveland. \ vote Tor Blaine will DE- a
vote for the continuance and for the cNten-
SION 81 this ra-calty. "Ihl, way, free
men" II YOU mean to De ree.-AI>Ja Er-
0.gjsC..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

An esteemed contemporary s1y': The
only thing now that beats The popularity oI
the pumpkin-pe in New England i the
Republican ticket" And on the ith oi
November the Republican ticket will be
.ouashcd and 60 into pie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
DEATHS.

IUBANk.-Dicd, at tAc Heating spring. No.
vcm 1cr IT,. HILL CARTER EtBNNk. $50 The
tofticti wear 81 his aye.
tuner.i IN I,uchburg MONDAY NEXT
GILLIAN Died. 81 tlc rcsidcnc- Of ui. uo.
trer. IA fni. city, NosrmLcr /, l4S4 n Y'clocs
\. NJ. WILLIAM u GILLIAN. in Oh" thirty
Il th yea # Bis ago. eide Surviving son of Cor
dria Hayden ana -n" late colonel william TIL
Irrcrai THIS lounI,yI AFTERNOON ~ 4.
or.och from Grace Lpiscpptl rhur. Do. Furno-
ard acquaintance invited tu 4tieul. Remain,
v.ll % tih'u @" lexington. y s.. for intermrit.
G0u>FY.-ricd. be- Chesterfield county. No-
,uur,r J. ls- ial l,l3 O'Clock \. W. q inc resi-
d.i,c OF Ter brother, \. VI. th1lNley Nj. ia
BsIIAF.GoneEl .iu Tine ,ivly -arst year Other
age.
IILI~. -u.ci. October 81. Iesi. 90 35n
O'Clock 8. VI. ~ the reside. e." ~ hi- i1.h.r. ".
40p orleans street. ions Joseph LILIl>. boo
Tie i!.rieih year ui h- aso.
lIrha. loit u-. prc,lou. Treasure
Nor, than ai lhc earth beside:
ga Cur iesrt. aIc -Jd ana lDnei'
Since ogr gentle bowed one died.
How mis-, his teudrr accent,
How hl- love We iuudlv crave,
Wien uur bic wut, hero F, cndrI-
Iti r- ret beside no. grave.
sweet The message that be- s1vcu..
A. ne rlt~pcd u- To- bis breast,
ngd wiz comfort Guide, hnt Keep hlm.
In HI arms There }, perfect rr-t
DO not sricNc mat must leave v.u,
We snail meet to Ulrf nn more.
Then 70 band oi white rOhcl augri-
Bore ham 30 Tine golden >hOu.
iie i, free from IN earth, ,urrow.
IIor from dll earth, pain AMI woo
~aic iu Heaven be- o.. n-ting.
only i0V sud peace hall know.
soon we viii hear tho angels calm,
soon B-ath- waters w. mt-f brave.
When lilies Journey shah b. over,
Let u1 rc~t beside H.. grave.
Tie funeral viii take place THIS l>ud4r ~
IFENOON ~ > "'clurA from 81. P1tri,S - rhilch.
Friend, and acquaintance r"-p"ctiully invited %
.ftrud.
Baltimore and ChIcsao paper please copy.
~ EROS>.-DIei. SATURDAY, morning. NOV euher
i. ~~4. 20 The residence nt William J.. salon.
lio- west fr1sd street. ~ half past > O'Clock,
NAEN LOUISE PtERO>S, aged nineteen
Nr~Ts.
Her fmcral will take place from The above resi-
degree rms sunday AFTERNOON ai3o'c'ocA.
The trltnds and acquaintance, e the family are
respectfully iny.t'It - attend without further no.
firt.
EA\DOLPH.-tutclci iuio her rot. at her
residence, Moud.dr. Ioudoun county. Va. on th-
3ulh dIN nf october 1881, MARGAH { SUSAN
PEt I ON. relic oi the lafr James lime. Randolph.
IN tlr -cyt uty-htih year of her AZ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
MARRIAGES,

CANON-eCHAEDr.- .u Baltimore.
Nd. October ~. 1854. by Rcv. ". :. >p *.
LENA SCHAEpI, of Richmond, Va.
YOUNGER TNNNER. Married, 90 Thur,iiv
evening, 33d Of October, SSi. at tte second Ban
lit church. BY R,y. ". ". Lfulrum. VI. l. AM-
SON &. CNGEH and Nss HELEN LOUIE
TANNER. daughter Vi Colonel William l.. Tan
uar. ala 90 This CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

That Admiral PORTER should write n
novel Is not at all surprising. Oar navy il
novel ali'ur. But for q genuine highly
colcrrJ romance, BILLY CHANDLER could
lcnrc him completely stranded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
Fire in Texas.

ChiCi OF Fire Department, Houston.
Texas. Mr.. William II. Coyie. write, that
he was severely injured by falling wal.
He could scarcely move about. when he wa
induced to Try II. Jacobs oil, the magical
pain.Telieycr, and to his surprise he Wt-
cured Of bis lamcncsS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

Mr. George b. Bliley ha- just opened a
new and elegant bar-room at the corner u
Eighth and Cary streets. N0ntro,e i. hi,
leading wbiskey. Call and -et drink or
a flask on your way to the depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

The unprecedented demand for Dr. Bulr.
Cough Syrup has had the effect OF bringing
out numerous similar remedies. but the
people are not 20 easily induced to make
trial OF the new article when they value the
old and reliable one-Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
General BHIier I'm Hartford

~ TELEGRAPH, 90 Inc Di-pltchi
IhlIroEp. CoNN.. Noyembcr .--GencrIl
T.. +. Butler arrived here AZ 3 O'Clock from
Waterbury. and made IN addrc>. in the
Park under the au,picc, Of the local labor
clubs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

-Four men wac have heretofore followed
the Malone party aud been active workers
~ his ranks listened At Page Morris, dirty
aud lnceudiary speech lest Monday amt
left. declaring that they could not stand
such things, but would vote tue Democratic
ticket and try 10 induce Other, TO do the
same - BedtOrd star.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
BRfEF COMMENT.

The HaiioroiEepvJlicon >ay'; "The New
York Sun is a truly Independent paper
Yes. fruly independent Of every thing like
uTiuciplc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
.nE1.conicderaie Officer Dead

lBy telegraph ~ the Dl-pltch.l
NEW YORK. November l.-COlonel Ty-
bring. former officer of the Confederate
army. died in BROOKLYN thi> morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
The pcnular Vote in 1880 and 1878.

RIcnN0ND. October 81, 1885,.
win not the Dispatch publish IN u, sun
days issue the maIoriics given Tillen II,
1876 and Hancock in 1880 by the different
States, so that We may compare them WIN
The returns that come in Tuesday n'ghl'
and oblIge READER
Tho following table shows the 'S'e'
which "a Reader" ask for;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
Funeral Notice.

Tie funeral OF Mr.. J.. Il. i JACOBS. f"riar,I - ut
Manchester. Va, viii ukc place from ,ic ode
NJ ln' rial church. Naut ser. On II NDAA ~
1IENOO\. November ~. az 3 o',iock. Al ct
tic iricl.d- and acquaintance OF the dt-t-eI are
cordially invite, to attend.
Charlottesville, AlcNauirif. and Ns,hiu-t ton
uaItr. licJ-t COW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
w % III A N
aFg HrAITH AND RArPlNEss ARP NAT
IgEs OF GREAT CONCtBN 10
M MANKIND.


zone ~, nits syo bacznt a bp,lio OBJ. DR.. I.
giidarid's female uczehtor al li,i Do 30 ~
emily WIN great eI.f4ct.on. Dr.0 r'.,fy-
mcndcI 70 O., Three f,n,it0s. ani 'h.f 1,t' 3i,s
u % 30 Just What 80 ,Ia.mcd cor b.. o.. rl,i.
who hove ,scd y src nos la perfect h,.ib 90
,Llo % iii,n1 G., mir hoHs,..If.r..
Net. lib. JJuNs)N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
~ + | Ct 4; \
WORCESTERSHIRE MOST REMARK
ABLE CURE on RECORD.

ave been afflicted for one year auI uinc
months with what tine doctor, call rupi1. / W..
taken VIII ~, adful pains in nay head AMI BODY;
NV feet lCcamr 80 swollen that I vas pcrfcc-lv
hclale-,. SORT broke out on my body aud face, nv
appetite lefr mo. coull not .lccp nights. lot
fesh, and ,Oon became 80 wrc'chcd that long4d
90 G.r. lu tli- condition. after irving yar,ou-
rcHtdic-. 'ngsgcd Two Homeopathic physicians.
bi. - aud Dr ----. and va, under their trent
mcni wear aud half. aud failed 10 get even tenn
poraiy relief MN disease grew worse; mv'urer-
ing lccamc terrible. tried "isith-cure.' bat IL
W., un.uc,esstnl. Kind friends then Tried 10 get
me INTO The City Hospital, but the superintendent.
after ~, ~ ne declined 10 admit such ci,cas
mine there aud -aid I would not live .iV week,
unlc.. W., relieved
On The 2oth OF April l1st .cni Tor Or. +. VI
B'ocgstt. 90 Boston. He came, and after an ev-
animation pronounced nav cat, the most hopeiess
30 Lad ever Witnessed My photograph. which WI,
thtn taken Al lis dc.ire while D. proppedlup In
bed. slows tic disease - II appeared on my face:
buf no picture could possibly indicate how much
pain aud suffering endured. The eruption had
Increased to great tnrrowing, foul smelling SORES,
l,ou which reddi'h matter constantly poured,
furniug crl-fs 81 great thickness Ofbcr .orr,
appeared en- v,iious parts OF INV body. aud be-
came veal THAI could mol leayr NV Led
In ib.s condition ana bv adv zee of Dr. Blo GET.
u ~ r.
The RE>bf.NtNI Internally three time, per daN
and Tie tfiC IRA and the CUriCTRA SOAP
externally. In ms stNtN days. o.. June nOfh-I
was 80 far recovered a. 10 he able 10 90 alone To
he gallery aud 1T for NV photograph. witch
shove mole than words can do the wonderful cure
thee Remedies have wrought IN less than nine
weeks. The sore, have all disappeared from m,
face and BODY. my Appetite and strength have re-
Turned ! am free from pain. My fe.h i increls-
ing and can go about and enjoy life. NV re,io-
ration 10 perfect health il now OIly q matter OF a
lew weeks. Ny friends mink nv cure mIracu-
iOus. and shall rover cease 10 feel that the CUTI-
CTRA EEMEDlEs have ssyeo nv lite.
EMMA BOYNTON.
81 Chapman street.
BOSTON, MASS, July II, 1854.
Knowing the composition and curative value Of
the CUTIoURA REMEDIES. I recommended
them TO Mis- Boynton, with the results above de-
scIibcd. lendorse her statement rs q faithful aad
true account Of her suterings and cure.
b. VI. BLODGEIJ, VI. D., Hotel Parthia,
CUTICURA REMDIEs are sold everywhere.
Priee-ttlTiCURA, 50c.; SOAP, 25c.; REsOi-
P0TTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
&C 29-Wlwlssa BostQB,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

UNION-STh ALTON METHODIST
CHURCH corner rveuty-four,h aud y streets.
Rev. n. 9. tHrArHAl pastor. Prcic' tug ~
\. NJ. and +. ". >uhiact iuue morning. Tie
Tree 0f Life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

: = THE REV. 4. JAEGER. u. D..
win preach lor d.. NrNIcEEopt 81 -. Paul
Protestant Episcopal church 40 : o'clprk TINS
fNENfNG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

FIRST BAPTIST CHtkCil.-Rey
j. WILLIAM JOINS, u. D., viii preach n IL \. VI
and al = L. N. TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

AZ BEECHENBROOk CHAPEL
Rev.J. l.. VI. CURRY will deliver the annual ser.
mon before the Beechenbrook Missionary society
at the above. named place on SUNDAY NIGHT. No
vembcs I'd, 81 o'clock. We most cordially in
'iic all who feel an interest In this mission To he
prcteut on this occasion. 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

ff- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
icoruer sixth and Main sircotsL-Rev. WILLIAM
W.LANDKVn, pastor. Worship aud preaching AZ
/ 4. M.and 7:30 Z. VI. stranger, aud all nih.rs
welcomed. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

The Culpcp,r ETponeat credits the Diy-
patch with an article in which Judge STA
PISS Christian name i spelled WALTER.
The blunder was not made by w., The
electoral tickets are autographed tickets.
and on all Of them Judge STArIEs'S name
appears. - ii appeared in the Di>pqich a
few days ago. A. w. X. STAPLES" His
name i WALLER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

The BLAINE organs have cndcayoreI 10
make capital out OF the statement that
tLEyEyASD has no views Oh the tariff
question. Here j. what he laid in hi New
rk speech
"Ihs necessary red0cfjon ia toJatiop
"eedS ShOWid he efecfed ,rih,oW dcprirmq
successfully ,cM toreiqn tabor and ,ritbool
1gring ne interests Of our tutoring Pop-
pidtiOp.'
Could any one desire q more explicit de-
claration:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

MtSSr>. WEST, JOHNSTON ~ Co.,. have
>tnt Us Part II. of STOGNON1u'- English
Dictionary. We quote:
"NALArERr a. mat -a.peH [OF. moi-
apart ready 10 a fault" &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

Tb{. medicine. combining Iron with plrr Vrar-
table tonic4. quickly ind completely y l;t- ~ y
PEPSIA, indigo STlpN. MALARIA. W. W
NFrS, IMPURE BLOOD, ClIiLLs ani fhN "I''
and sEtfRALtiIA. ,.. 49,.
Ev rapid and thorough assim lii'on win me
blo,,d II n, aches every paft Of The sysifm' plftl
aud cnrlcl.c, the blood, strengthens The mhs't'
aud nerves, aud tones and iIyglrttes nc tY7nn'
ATiNE APpFTGIFR-GFSr TONIC KNOWN
II vii cure the gpr>. c1se of Dy-p'p.a. npf-
ing an al .trrs-ing symptoms, such Nf sung re
FOOD. Bclchiug. I,al IN The stomach H'htoiF''
etc. - 49, ...,.,,.,..,. ..,,..r ,,Itt
NoT b. AtKES or INJUNf THE itt''i'
IL l. tnvaiuabie for disease, peculiar G." ""H'l'
and 10 an persons VIII. lead 'dcnfary i've. .,..
An INFAIIiNG REMEDY fDg DlNFANf'
OF TiIE IlVI Il AID KIDNEYS.
psrsons suffering fiuu the clcri~ OF pEtI-N'l ~
roryotis troubles. loss of appetite. or h'rNf ~
p,ricnce quick r,,icf aud renewed 'n.itN Df rs
Use. 49,. o., ,.,,,. ,,u ,f,
DTCE CON,IlPAIION OTHER lEpN "H"'-
n il TiiE ONLY PREPARATION, o.. iron
yitAT CAUSES ~ lNJURiDi : ~ 80 -
PHYSICIANS ASD DHTGGir T. RhCONNfND
IN A~TllI BF~T TRY -.
The .ena,ne Ia. Tr1l'~Mtrs ag1 cru u
uues on wrapper TAKE no other. ftIr ni-. Toy
Brown CHEMICAL 'oM'NNh.
81 lI-eodlV '"'''"' '''' ~ d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

Mr.. BLAINE, finding that the great Inde-
pendent movement in hi> party keeps roll
inc on. shriek> in their ears hatred - the
South ficnd could not do worse. lie
csmc TO us with buttcrcd words. talking
much Of the "era OF good feeling" And
then came the revelations OF his corruption.
What man H. the South can read That record
and not turn from him with loi'hing:
What i the llrn. what j. ANYTHING CON-
pared with having such creature in The
highest Office in the land: The boys
OF to-day will be the men Of tomorrow.
II such man "a, BLAINE can be- made
President. where !, the call TO life OF vir-
tue and integrity: And where will vour
boys be with such an example ~ thai be-
fore their eyes; There comes in yOur re-
>pon,ibility. fathers; and the character OF
the workingman'S son i a, dear To him.
and 10 the mother who bore that son. ~ il
that of him who stand, son II the richest
man IN The land. Ponder these things.
and work a never men worked to see that
BLAINE j. defeated. horse, foot. and dra-
COON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

Tor .44i2U35 4.4iaO53 4.2si,7j7 4.033,9jt
plt ralify.-. 7,OlS 2JO.SuI
All others. 3lNSS2 032VN
Total vote. q.2IO.q70 s.4l2,6uj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

DLEA>E REMEMBER THAT rios.
L F.CKtNSUNW WIZ. WAKE ONfR toIH
OLD MATTRESSES lu Toe ue4te~t aul mos.
durable manner. WI STEAM Nbf T. tFA-
rkEE> aud uaLt auNlHiu- 'o, rei iu fhc l'r.l
DIM LINZ. Pt Et UNiE. 3D. AllltG~
-HIt H.. S.. AWAY ou band. send up.it
giving No. or loasc ord.rs with Nj. Join "
ptNNl~. ". Zu1 ,l-t Broad street. and I viii
AL promptly. THOMAS l.t kt\~HAN.
~ l6-3in Gf- north Eighth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
BOSTON, MASS. July II, lisa. ""'"'-" street.

Knowing the composition and curative value of
the CUTItURA REMEDIES. I recommended
them TO Mis- Boynton, with the results above de-
scIbed. lendorse her statement rs q faithful aad
true account Of her suferlngs and cure.
h. M. BLoD0ETT, VI. d., Hotel Parthla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
DlsfranchIsement For Petty Larceny.
Ri0GEwAY, HENRY CoCNTY, NA.,/
Drfobpr n 1871 /

UclOOer IT, INT,
10 tie Editor Of the dispatch:
Will you please inform me at what time
the law was enqctrd dlsfranchi-ing all
voters who were convicted Of petty larceny:
j. w. :.
The hw WI, approved April Il. ls,I
and may be found on page 2Sl Of the Acts
Of Assembly for lS7G-'71. The law j., OF
course, still in force, seeing that the Cor
>,itulion still DISTINGUISHES ali persons
guilty Of petty larceny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

CUTICuRA REMDIEs are sold everywhere.
Priee-CuTiCURA, 5oc.; SOAP, 25c.; REsOi-
PorTrR DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
&C 39-wlwlssa BostQs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02

&. \ SAUNDERS a -IN
selling AWuf
RI, Nntu. \ a.
Pr, D., 81 PtE OpIi.f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-02
nIFN-~ PURE MALT Will-Air
VItf .vHC N>N rN>>

% i.s., iu th.,r carly ilee-. al.l -
absolutely caro. thc mo-, "'.'
supposed hli" ',, ''.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

The pool term does not expire until
March of 1886.
The Quincy company, one member
OF the pool, however, has been making
foreign contracts, and a temporary ins
Junction was obtained by all the other
companies to the pool, who appear as
plaintiffs against the Quincy c6mnapv.
which was today ordered to show
cause why the Injunction not be
continued. During the pending pres.
ent action the Quincy company is rep
resented by $. w. Fuller, who argued
that the contracts ought to be enloined,
that they were made In order TO pre-.
vent free competition of he pool com
panies to control the amount OF Lake
Superior copper put upon the market
and thus keen up the price.
The decision Is reserved.