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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

city % ffiy thousand people. win iectories
mills, furnaeea, aud oil kinds Of industries;
giving employment % thousands ot hhnns sna %
making happy homes who're only poysry 49, 49,.
"a boiore The boom thus started has been
steaiily Advancing northeast Annls.oh, s'Sa- .
tur. Florence, Chattanooga, hnoxYiile' I anu ou.
OTn sou;hwcs. iuia-inc'u1ing t7o 1Vuhs
and gr0 sing city % K1auOxe-haye All eorie sn-
erits ini1ence end All ibis uuaor tho Aonii"-
isustion q Grover Cleveland.
PEEP TO TnE PAST
How vastly different thu feelings that n@hsd @
the breast Sf the Democracy four wears esO tlv'ii
ihmo that animate them To-Day. lhe enspl-
ci0us dawniug Of a giOrl0us rcgcleralioh y. tho
people OF the United states from kepuouean
misruio ana rnaln1mnistrauOu vas theh Dus
dimiy seen In tue distant horizon "hlie tl5,Iey
ia the splendor Of q nooniay sun tue Dic.slus9 t
Of constitutional g0yernmens anl hlhSss @ui.,.i So ~
istrutOn arc happily recognized ana islI " tho
people Of the Uuitei States
Instead o. me tycanu0ue oppf'1slou VI - W.
hcartoas hlrpies % tho days oi TeconrsI -o.'Sa W,
and tue calling preseuco ~ incungfsyus hili
foreign OGirohc ders, the int3rcolrae OF tne peo-
ria oi ne South With tleir pinhc serNaus -
pleasant and hasmonioIl ,
lns,sat 81 mo despoti presence on VIZ a. % ,ii'a
military n tho country aud the hired z emlssiiies
% a desperate party, 70 thwart and throttle me
public win. Tue pe0ple Of the South are permit
Ted As z right 20 exercise tleir tolaIi ..Di-,
rght Of Suffrage free auu unn'est91. l..''s.1, .s,
oi 0Oicial md pc ..ouci fre-1. corruption, ahl
bribery Ia th8 highest ndmlni-fr1uyc ciFetts Oh
she country ave. at the vory door OF the nue
10D0o-tll people Know aud the peoi ie tsel va, @
ffeir rfaIra are being laIiyi huhest4!' gu"
iGitail.iy admit ai..cr8i.
so stupeniou- fraud disgra-ea the namo OF an
american in occuUung the highest oll,e 40 ,Io
cif. o. fia people nut every ur1n"h 81 inc pup
lie serrce Is 1iod by high minded ana honora,s
bic men, from tho Turo and spottet3 integrity VI
Grover Clefc'1ud all along the lne OK nl' 'upvt-
dinates. Therefore W. should not only ieei hl1le-
ful Tor the blessings Of good covernment IN ua,
t!onfl affair bu. virginia, Oid Flrglul@-1eu
tle. shcr i-rnGor the sad of Fitzhugn Lce. Hkc
600 No1 tre dtwf~op- frnn MS maze ha5 lotcNeE
flnken from tho body polite the mall2h ill .elly" &
ct Malone hcpubii-auism. ihen WIN n'arS
90 cratnudo f9r the blessings of good govern,
maut-nrti1nal and SAFE virginia, " thls iand
ci such dear s0uis, th's dosr. dear land-io9g
dear for hrr reputation through tho word, III
her poll .icll on 4irs IS prosperous aud lappy'
~ ne conclusion g.. Judge Harris 7p'ecu
Major Iamc- Fl-iou announced tlib reih"t
Daniel haI been unable o. rea,A the clty IN .'iuo
;aatirpa- the III 0tlug. but would SPEAK az Oll F.
Naraet iiall ~ ; n'clO.k ald iho asiemDlhse ol-
nf q. flIn M AMI stln ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
or rnserc- 60 Res, Estate Dealers.

At,onsson is Invited 70 the saie st4k O'Clock p.
N. to-day, under decree Of the court. OF tho very
valuable Properly az tho northeast corner on
Broad and Henry streets. as advertised by
Nossrs. J. u. Elam and H. Seldom Taylor. anc-
iiOneerS
Il ia 20 rarely that an opportunity "a a1orsef
for securing corner Of sufficient size for bork
OF stores or o hotel on this tho most pfOmincns
ard attractive business strpet, where values are
increasing 80 rapidly. aud such handsome build
ings being erected. that this saio n Ooo ~ ospf
cial interest 10 and should attract large a.
tendance Of merchants, spcculstors, and in-
yestOrs generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
va. chester News Notos.

The Hastings Court has boen engaged al this
week I'm the consideration of chdDcery materA
An white voters ,n Manchester VINO have not
already registered should do su without delay.
a, saturday is the last day ON which they eau
register.
An effort was made night before last - iroak
into tho residence OF Mr. samuel Hi-hards.
corner of Twelfth aud Decatur streets, but sir
Richards aw0ko and tho wOud-Do thieves were
frightened Oh.
Hiss Minor. ~ Charlottesville AMI hrs. DAD
uey. vito Of Professor Dabney. oFthe Unworthy
of Virginia, arc visiting MrS Joseph ". Bro
naugh, Jr, corner Of Tenth and Porter streots
ar Valentino Steun, Of this city, DAD Mss
None Wniree, OF Chesterfield, were narrie !
ynatrr1ay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Mr.. william H. Cole who Tor some months
past has been superintendent of tho virginia
Electric light and Power Company, hh' resigned
tha- position and LEFT on the 90 tflIl yesterday
afternoon for HoN York. 1her" D.. VIII cn ,ag0
in business. Just before hi- def arturo COM
mittee Of tue employees cal.od on Mr. Colo. a.i
through Messrs !. G. Martin, Inspector ~ mo-
tors. and j. n. Colgul,t. Inspector u lights, WHO
acted as spOkesmen, prosecuted him with 8 hhni-
somo gold badge win q miniature bdlsun
dynamo engraved on II and inscribed. "rrc-
zented 20 W. II. Cole ~ tho employees Of tho
ylrguia Eieciric-Lieht ami Power Company,
Rirfm0nd. lss,' Mr. Cole was very kind ~ 1nh
popular with those under him. nnd he Is held ia
nigh esteom by the citizens generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
LOCOMOTIVES ENGINEERS.
Insurance Day" in the Brother
hoods ConventioD.

Tho locomotive engineers talkel insurance
yesterday.
The Brotherhood have regularly-organlzei
insurance society conducted under thelr drec-
tion and management and one day ot each au-
nual session ID set apart for the consideration OF
matters relating 10 the society, tho election OF
officers. s..
Rarly ia the present session yesterday was
desgnatcd a. this day. and both th' morning
AMI afternoen meetings were given up eAclu-
slyely % this branch Ot business.
lhc examination Of credentials Of the mem
bers - the society occupied the greater portion;
Ia iact nearly tho whole ot the morning sitting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

II Il bolioyed thai Richmond never hal n
greater crowd IN g. than on yesterday. There
wers thousands and tens OF thousRuds Ci Wis.,
Tors from the counties and citles Oh ihe state
Nost OF them camo here Iu tle morning ana irft
by the night trains, but oulcrs viii stoy lhe week
out The hOtei accommodation were strefcb0i
90 their utmost yesterday ana uio night teiorc.
and most ol tne clearinghouse. q. TO. were ini,
luL tho departures hayo made room for row
c1rnsrs, and those proposing trips tp the E1Fo-
sidon noed have no fear mat they will he unabio
o. yet lodging and meals. in nearly o'ery In
stance II IL easy enough for visitors 10 s"cuIe ac
colomoIaiionsin In aivnnco ~ arrival, and II ~ Of
course, generally speaking, tho most satisfactory
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

The third quarterly statement q ne business
Of tho NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LrYx-tssrSsscs
COMPANY. or NfLvkuxEE. shows assets assount-
ing 10 s3i 2.e9s.a3 ON the aoth Of scpismbcr
ultlmo--an increase Of s5.sof.a2ts2 since iss Go.
tober 1857, and OF i2s3i.s5So2 for tho nsne
mouths since lat January. isss-
Mr.. Henry X Bllyson, Of this city, was ro-
centy eiocted trustee Of this prcsperons
company. and Messrs John b Cary q Son arc
its general agents for Virginia aud North Caro-
lima
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
virr1n,n ntate nar A-.ocintien

The Committee on Admissl0ns Of iho s'ato
Bar Association viii meet Tor organization to-'iny
at The rooms ~ tho Richmond Bar Ass"cia don,
over the Merchants National Bank. a. ~ o'ciccf.
lt b. laid that a good many lawyers II the S.ao7
have already applied fOr mcmbefship in The A.
sociation, and their aspirations Will ho pa7'ed
upon by the committee today lawyers VINO
may desire 10 sond ia shen applications today
eau secure blank forms from SIR. James G.
Lamb. tue secretary anu treasurer 81 tho assO-
clatlOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Rtc,.,n md rhestre.

This evening tho eyer-8eic0Ine favorites, Mr.
and Nrs. W. j. Florence. begin tl1is three night
ongagernent at the Theatre. opening Ia ths sue
ssfgl comedy "OuF GOyernor; or, His Littio
HatchetH Florence Is the most popular OF our
act0rs. He Is a great comedian, aud although
nearly sixty years of age doesn't ogk day over
forty.
Mrs. Florence wears some Of tho most beaui.
fni trf sees ever soen On tho stage, and cnaugn8 .
nor costume ia each act VI each VI tho plays IA
their yfpnTfgifC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
a SECOND MEETING.
-. p8ald Col0Gc' Eilfti, and Oihus
al C'd-Nlrhet Hail.
,.-.. ard Observations on tho Visiting
Brethren rC1-incidelts-Persosals,
&C., &c, &c.



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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Dr.. s Gd'ssti, 9lJ east Main street. Richnond,
Va.
Dear Slr.--i received your glesaes, and they
are all YOU claimed thcy wou,d BE-. hal no
idea that any glasses could benefit me ~ mnch.
You have my sincere thanks, aud ! most rheei-
fully recommend you 20 all suffering win iher
eyes, Very respectfully,
Miss Josts ID. GAYLE.
ShumanUGls. Caroline county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Gloria Umbrellas

We have Just received to-day another lot OF
those Gloria Umbrella. with Knglish sticks, the
finest iot we have eyor had. Prices g. for -
inch and s. p for y inch.
In addition 20 the above We haye the inost los
% ine Gloria and SILK Umbrellas Ne have evcr
shown CONsFABLs BR0THNHs,
4lg east BrOAd street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
ProDertF Transfers.

Richmond: LOuisa II. FOX 10 Richard Gentry,
f5a< fesf gn Hancock street between harihali an1
car, ssg5: j. b. Pace and wits - Alexander Wat
son. 10 fest on Ashland street nasr RendO Dh. ss,J
Joseph schlperss executrix ~ u. ). farraf al1
a. j. Moore, ~ feet On Leigh street near Brook
avenue. 80; NicOdemVs IOwpence ~ Hannah
Towpence, Is fe6t on Bates street near Seventh,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

We havo ali styles OF UndsrwsGr--siik. Ca
pepsIiafr, Merino, sad EEibf iSgsf--sizes Ia
snirts "A 20 q and drawers 2sts az
Boys Snirts and Dfsaofs wnita and gray
sizes "A 70 ~ c0rsrAslR asoTHses.
nhisitaakA<s H~stss~ s.-@ kn-~rt~s -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Democrats.

A large y attended and Interesting meeting OF
tho Iry1ug-iiall Democratic ClEb vas heid at
healquGrters last night Speeches we're made
by James stogte aDd Joan H. Conner, ESQ, pre-
sldsnt OF tie club Forty-soyeu new members
were enrolled snd the club decided 70 have o
grand rally next Monday night. ~ which Colonel
hichard r. Beirne will DO tho principal speaker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Catalogue safe of la. ana fltsceiia-

an now preparing % ra aioelo OF . large ani
desirable collection oi iaw bOo-s. Hhch WI
embrace Federal aud Ntaf' tcpnrue, Modern
Text uooka anl nnly Erflfsh nli other Hc-
u,rLs and siic.. yrrtlihuuuls TO- fh" ssir. far-
ues having iaW or rll-rouanco. .s H.Oks that th'y
drflro % hayo included m tni4 canugno must
notify mo ~ once. iho safe All De- tuaio Within
a lev weeks OEOEaz ". a.ArA.
hupfiofgrr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
EoT Richctfs, sta ssInus, snd vast
Ing DssorCcrs sI Catiaren

scotts Emulsion of Puro Coi-liyer OIL witN
Hyp0ph0syhitcs rs uueluailoi. iho rapidly
with which children E.il Eesh and strength
upon 10 Is very wonderful Rrai th. foliONius;
- have used SCOTS kuuili.n in chieB II ltrt-
cts AMI MaIasuus OF long standing. and hage
been mere han ~ asrl sith ths rrsult', ss IA
eyory "a the impro9oineDt wns marked. .".-L
w. Nam, D.. h., Aec iOSk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Professor Dolovanu. tho OtatsEster At ths
Museum on Broad stresf, stfli continues 81 eanis
all medical science. THIS wcok no u urt only
eating glass, but stone and ce~pet tscks fUrrn
part ot his houriy neal Tho hnseum viii
close its engagement IN this city next saturday,
and all interested IA such maryois should pay it
a visit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Those who suffer from foul breath aft open 70
tho charge ~ careles-ncss- L. is an offence that
cen De rpeefilv sba,ed. as n singlo bctde u tho
fragrant sOz0DOST viii unfnisiastbiy accom-
plish tho work. II viii preserve aud keep to
toe.h Rhi,o ald tho breath pure anl sso0L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
important Notice 10 Parties Going
10 Gnletgn. y. 4.

Trains which leave Richmond a. fl0 ,. ". Oc-
toher 2ith and altn win mako close connection
rjr kcysglllo Rni tlc now line tO Raleigh, ar
rYug at Raleigh az II. .3O 4. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Is moro dclici0us Ia tlstD and aroma, and by
tho process IL % prepared IS rendered more
uourishing and more easily iigestoi. than auy
other preparation of coc0I or chocolate al
druggisls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Use BRowS's BRoNcHIAL TEOcnEs for Coughs
Colis, and all Other Throat Troubles. -" PRO.
emiuently the bost"-Gor Horny Ward re scher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

A drought % cool Rerglcr g EnccPs
Beer at Eukcr's. corner Harrison aud Broad
streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
uep's asafs,
Biue-tirass a.

CONSTABLE RR0raFRs. fig cast Broad street
IL the place TO buy your Has. ihe --latest styles
and frst-class guois.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

a,. ,.-ed. WAS formed "a tho following order:
1I,.i Arrsbal General Charles j. Anderson
I.. staut darohaiS N, a''i'S N-i - 1N"' -
V...n,h. John Chamhlin, Nolonci J1 lane
...-r. beverley r. C0lnr, t. L. Naisilail, r. -
...... H 4 lniuips. ". 4. hOldsNor1h g.
...., uaacs, uad IS. =. Ayres. ,,..-...,..
... urr-nais wore ol-nLito-ann- ''uo iO7o''V9
'', cI,t,s. eirec,or-ecneral. and staff.
.,. fu-eitcs on lapel Of coats ana ,ahe9nSs- A.
H. utel meu, under cnihinhnI ~. az. ". y"
...f.rcs Pieasaul, chief mafsahs 0N1 az,
,. .f..etp ~ Fray.er 0f BcnricO; > tm"s T.: htAi-
..t. ..f Naucl ester, AMI ja'op hts4S Vt -, ~ ~
rr.tII. Baudauas aud ro-"ttcs "tie iiro'' 49,, - 80
.. ...i ami an carried small lnttod s,",S9 noe
',',r ,,,otirf.i men. James r. Bradley,
....re.,i,r. j. G. suolliugs and hirh Mathews
-h momber Of mls club wore Cieyo,end ma
81 q thurman hat aod q rot bapdana ioa'u MS
Pnsr DIVISION.
Morton Naryc. commander, ana slau'
-Dtrfrfff Home b8nd. ~ , c,..g
ul. dominion CiuD ot Jefferson Ar, ~, Nnio'
I.'n 1 Nie.aus; ". ". "Vo"' - -
cf. h. j. in.uoh, niAtes - 4, ,,,.r., 4,
.iI.rIuL had s hona-nme banner, % an1 "lon l y
r.rs ue surF "Old Dominion Slup'.--1'..'s, 20 80
g. .stAH Ihelr uniforms were tto eapvs. - -
........ aud white iagungh and the menipoas
csrrrl bandaaa hnniker,hlcis All @iVhs mo
Dc. rtcy created much eutnustssh: -, -. to,
ri0u DcmOcragc tiup oi Aaish",i ,s - .,e,
i..s.,u N n,,i. Joseph ". Carter, taiei sa Sols-
na.der. NIlier Atkinson. marsbeL lheiI
us .,,in. COO. SOD Of blue aud wits POLO Ssps
al white oapsa They Dor" hAhas0iiS s,.,.'.',
nrr siih tne foliOrl0g ihsf1ptoh 49,. ,s,i
ems uoaar.cts 1884. 2i9 pound puasiaihE s., ~"
.sDu 0le rrsafse sido cleveland anu n"i u''''
pul4ing 40 pounds, 1873. .... ,.,t. o,Saal
tpiJJu club, o. Maunah Nafa. fnstp ts.., -,
caa: R N. Hoas Lrr. JosoVh sOrg. aio0e bsch i
moHlber II tnis Organization wore rha'T Dss nss
agd Landau. Gnd upon tho lapel OF nis 20. 20.
boeutBfui silk badgs: "fuiton pein"i '''N
Tls solids, a Oregon unl. D. Il. Reed. DreSi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Ash Your Butcher
Dciovsnti s,ii, n Mystery.

for Armour's Chicago Dressed Beef. IL iss
| great dellcacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Biue-HraSs Creamery Butter
In half-prlnts lnncst madel NJ
W. 2. WHrg's
formerly Christian, White \ COS
500 esst Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Ask sour Butcher

for Armour's Chicago Dressed Beef. II lisa
great dclicacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

Ask souF Busener
for Armoufs Chicago Dressed Beef. II Is
Kreat delieaes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

.s dGW,icf. Geo. o. Wise, John : Bar
.AL lImphili and John T. IIan.S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

dent u. s. Catcs. chief msrsrnl. Anarev
hnow'es and 9. u. Reed. ai1ea. They oarriea
- ssap'parcncifs vita the following innerpfion
Nc Arc working men--we arc io,al 10 our
party anl sold st tn8 pollsr: "We want no
pan,'cf labor; - love oar coun-ry-whi,e men
w w.'"s. 'ui" hA ciua maic a handsome ar
i'il a''c, end "cro che0re3 aii along DO route.
, Anlrow Jocfaol 'l1h. III Aourne ward. W. 4
ncHo fcd, pre- .drnt: Thomas B Hicta. chief
In1rr al; hfroa Stunt. - T.. Rl0ornherg. and NJ
-, - seeuof., Aidcs ihryhFd qJi'c n large turn
Nur tu1 wore wtife hHfe. AaItaoRs nnd osrh
member carried sfnal United statos neg
'oiunMan Gun, Of Monroe WafG, mustered
W. iuh strength unfer command o. ". y.
movies, chiot mar.hai, with X. 4. Glover ana
e. a. Worsnam, aldc-
"Hd' on Nari Ciub, William I0vonstoin.
pt sieyNti Colonel a. T.. spDtssooJ. cl1o. mar
M -. ~, ae iher made magn. lcont turnout
an' l'Tmed ono ~ che largest clubs in the iinc
ihcir uniforms consisted % Cleveland hats.
"aolhn,nas, aud oa1lsomc silA ba1gc..
rif'i Regiment Drum-Corle.
Ciay-Wor1 Ac.ves. B g. Jacob. president.
y X to.riney. chiof mnrehli, John Nagveli
A'I Nneries ". 1odiiD, nijA A. tne head o.
helr column thcy carried bau0roTno white
s.A nAhucf trimmed Nii roil fringe. upon 70
looked.
tita ciuh, Of Clay Ward, T. =. Davis. com
man4cr: Cia.borro fpfe. chief marshal. w..
ono ''on and vs.. 5. Ho.-e man. ai1oe. They pora
,l'Vtih hf'a nu! ben ilces, ara ."d amQl.
q '.ei atatcs 0agA lnoir appearance wac q ~
flfiAi'4lIHs
IrirE-iiall Club ~ CLAW ward, John 49, Con
nci PRECEDENT; D.. l.. fgrfer chini marshal; W..
IT, Nnlo' (hRries u. Fcitt. d. W. Buldar. a. and
Is r. lhnss. aides. This Vas ono ci tho largest
clubs tn iiuc. lhoy w0re drap n4fs aud UGn-
da1at aOd oarried prpiueDn ~ small nass
Ja0sson-W ND CHM, No. :. Captain Charles p.
bigger, commander. They cal4cd camp1ign
caacs van h1ndnna Attachments, which were
much admired.
JacSs0n-N ard Climb No. o 1homes Bvrnes.
c1mmsnGor. j0sspA Burcuss, ciuaf marshal.
They ca~ijoi a lovely biue Cleveland and Thur
luar bauuer.
CnrDs.ouo Democratic Club. of Jefferson
Mari. iu carriages, james ". Gibbons, cone
pnndcr; Harris dar0b. K0tcrt GOO imam,
'hari"a lleri,st and John itaC 70. i'es he baa-
nor they bore Was beaufy. Hul upon 10 wa in-
soribcd no name ~ tho olGh.
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sgC3eD DIVISION.

John w. Ot'cy, m,uior, and aide, each
woairc % ltalilfgl rIr,ffo.
NtYHl Post Band. of Nu~.olk.
5ohn $. barbour Club. of Norfolk John
s. BrImmer. pres idcnf: I. +. stou. John G..
Jame@. oud q. oopf, ai1es ltis club made
splendid apIoarnpc'. They wore white hats a
O. profession OF pau1aua0 and upon the .apal Il
each cont was n handsome Cleveland and Thur
man nadRe.
Young Hou'a democratic Club. of Petersburg.
several hJf dfri sruH. e. tgiy ~. Jones. proai-
don't. E. ". -ydu0r. chief marshal. Thomas ~.
Gibbons ruI 81. W. Jtyucr. r'iet. They wore
re1 bantnaa h1ts Hld nGu3s1mo silF hadg' e.
upIu which Ncro IDA .fiA"d "Iv3-ltter. .Durg
Young Democracy Cilb."
fredericksburg Dcmoue'ic Club. r. %. Nor
chant ofu0lauIer. Homes Johnston. chief mar
shal. 1hoy carried "a beautiful silk banner.
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for Armour's Chicago Dressed Beef IL Is a
great delcacy.
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lucky cleveland.
Happy Democrats
shine on fair sun.
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C,vernor Lee in introducing Hon. John s
Barbour chairman OF the state Committee ana
Uuitei States senaor-eiect sad tlat soihe years
$40 when tho Democratic ship OF STAT Was ~
fcnch water the people looked around for good
f.sier and hi, distinguished gentleman. VITO
h. disr1 argci his duties 50 vel and 80 success
fully. was CHOSEN. As &r. Barbour stately iotm
advanced % the front he was eX'oniel uAtit-
inc ovation He did not remove his oyercoat
ana spoke in al oven. wch moduialed voice. Say
Wbcp / came hero Last night ! had not he
SLIGHTEST idea of making " you an address
nqt hasn engaged Ina another and an entirely
different nelf Of labor. had mol tho time 70
nrepare o speech nor have J The git 70 address
40 large an sssouuiagc only come lotnaio ia
response Co the Invitation OF your presiding on-
cor, Governor Lee, 20 show " you oy ms appear
ntce the interest that / feel in this important
NIGHT and TO express my confidence n tne gao
rious triumph of Democracy on the 0th OF NoNem-
per n ihero had been ANY dOuDs III my m.A4
1.fcre came ho~e as - the result Oi the election
fhs -csues that have b~cn enacted before me -
day would remove such doubt but tucie - 20
doubt We are able tc cary tuls eiocuoh' tliu
why shonid We not 10 III We are tulc
fn navo ma twelve eiectCral votes d THIS stato
cast for cleveland. aud no VIII get tueu- We
staui upon gtand oiaioruh. slmua1 IA
Oh esseLtiat respects 70 INC OH9 Vu
which was founded the Dem 'cracy OK douoi-
soo We stand upOn toe rights u the people
and upon their capGciy Tor -etl-svscthihchl.
Ast.ie iron this, we have the representative MEN
10 voie sor We nave THIS nor.hern isan Cies.-
lsnd who came 10 Washington nearly four years
ago. getuDg there only - the skin OF DIS tee,a'
Cleveland a few years agV was an hehlofe ei.s-
Ssn untn M outside of his cNn Immediate VI
ciuity. lie bscame sheriff of one Of the counties
M Ssw York state, then mayor OF Buffalo. Cow
erllor OF Nsw YOrs. aud today DO "a me silll-
est President thai this country has hao Tor a
quarter % a century ,,,,.,
Tl,e st,oaser said had he baon ~ CieVeiano. >
r,acs he would have turned more oi tle RASCAL.
out hut be gCloveland) - pssstssis ,ne -.
o,i Roman. the noblest Of them ALI cleveland
is the irst President IN msny yeare $40 foeos-
nized the rigbN OF the southefn peoIio anu pt'
-. .,,, s-oi,,y a. fa..--l~ as.4h nan and taxa