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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20
WOMEN WHO LOVE WORK.
~. ,i.,nniihrss OF F,.n,n-
. sHd n Sen-ii,'e rl,.,
- ftiii-p.r tent W"rn.
\ = .oarnalist 81. ss,hat.ho

r y .
hicli is frequently m3dc, tllas III.
nj WIN ,curns iier owl living docs
'iorti love OF work. ut MGR. ly be-
u-o heis compelled TO work, has rs
raS he hn3 bccn nblN to a .cert lin hy
coming in contact with work rs OF ali
.cif>ses. iiv fon dntion wha,cvcr.
IiIe factory sir. and the lu,ndress
vito rntIers'ucll L,cir wori hnvc told me
without ttsit ,iiun tlllL the wouli r;tth-
CT work than do.not,.n,, aud all up the
social scae II has boon the s,,nin: but
the moro intelligent and intellectual tho
working woman, tho iunro earnest and
chthesa5 /, ab,mt her work have | in
vari;ibls found her Ia tic.
e But once more would snv whit has
pen sad ,gain and again. HAT without
thorough training lao w,'m.n VIII ever
succeed la d Ing her WORK to her Own or
10 employers satisfaction, and ii tint;
fact is ohcn We un,irrs TODD b., parents
and t.i.cnrrs of rir.s the cli.s diflieuitv
iidhe way CT the Gdta:cciuLi.t oi W
me. vii, ro removed.
MI o;hcr difficulties may in tim. uc
"'or'omo. d ~ tho omploy.mc;iti for
women h,v.: during tho la l. 30 yours
Dnc.i. tini still are increus:n.-, tho Train
ing nnd work ncci be no ,lr,hi.crv, there
IciiiS Il su..ici mt number of ,iiicrcnt
&C "p'oN.acn;S open o Gv,ry class oI wo-
'''S =" - hthJ ttsoOSc IL
. iot VIII she 10 best lifted Dy Natural
Sii,- and lao yncras.Oi.
Ihe' are Sill great many me and
wu'lc WHO ;u'i.'S never by experience
KNOWN Whit H. L. 10 seq 1T. s,rcLchrd
uut hc, II, ihcni with Lut III. one clear
locL Stan lug cut OF the Tia i IN ure that
,Itat 'hcy Hi"sL eain their living or per-
ls'i. sihHk of some spheres Uf wOnans'
WORK us uhwonauiy.'
only
eSS.f ION Is That those vino maize il have
no lucL o. The mean ng vi ;rLr wOmun-
liiicss.
woman mny bfeak stones at the
Way ic alt tac duy, of her lifo: she NAV
lr aci, l:ctdr.,. or plead III cuur.: NAV.
liucc :, eng &c n any work done by nl:,i,
hhi y bc us tru: IL wo.Lun as ever
lived on eat Til.
And Wy, in tie name of Justice, is il,
moro uhwonl IS To br II fem lc cab
ut.vcr TO Take what lns Gently been
m'ich c;tcd IL. an Instance u; cXlro.ur
III N":hahit esq, who drives her cab 10
j ~ bady uhd OIL It go;hcr. Than To d.
as hi wolliln IF the world, who drives
her fnr, vehi"lr through crowded
rect, End PARIS. I'll only u .iny page
NJ her ick - Pre- en-: the man
g ere MID bc unwOn:lny women
Ill high I.c ANA i'll loT as long aS tliv
Wolf stands bu; ~ WORK will cv,r i'll
c.ef sc r''iiDinsb lhr:r numbers.
NllaL tie * rnsiCh II work must
need, lr.ng Ia oLt is lhe > .u.;ou OF one
OF the Greatest srrjal pool ins of our
tinic-ii;iic.y, ,.llt Al IN ,:uililt ion
81 thc sexes; ami nj III carrier OF
iN'',' .,itr i.ii.. whi:n n0n - pus mp at
so - e. ~iy sep aga hi A1n.cn wnJsc
q'iniiiei Ions and cip.c tic Il e ~ :vnu
lu no e, ilic way IS ei ar enough
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20
e. s...nt..s rRr,cs urnMAs.

Tho composite nnd heterogeneous
nature of tihe Hapsl'nrg Empire is fully
realized by tho traveller on taking his
first walk in bud Pesih. Everywhere,
nowadays. the German lmrunge is rigor-
omsly excluded from pnl,lic INSCRIPTIONS,
whether on street corners or tram-cars.
or stean,-fcrry piers; aud this though
Tin King. Frapcis J,'scpli, is himself ~
Grriiinu, ani q rmtiis by thousands aro
III tile CITY. H. '.as The IInnsariJns nre
thking full revenge for the impolui,. at.
tcmpt to crus heir nationality in tho
past, mud. as all Hungarian children ARE
now Taught their Own !an;,l,agr. in tho
first instance. at elementary sc.lnnl4, and
German mtllor as an accomplishment.
no Inconvenience, WI presume, is felt by
the majority "f the liquidation, ut this
jealous exclusion M tic lated "Scliwah,"
rs tie Geliu.n l..nsuaYc is termed 10y
them.
The Englishman, however. will, his
smatterinS Of Gcmiu, picked mp ut
scliouls or clseN here, must needs regret
tint the two anrnagcs ar, not used Il
public plnccs, It's Fruici and Flcmisl, arc
III DR., ssrls, and German and Czech ut
Prague. II wnul.l bc "s no consequence
i'll his eyes vI ,'ch laue'i.,gr stool first, 10
that he Nigh; get The German somehow
Possibly thai tongue will again appear
III Buda. Prslh Tor the hcmciit OF the
many who c.,nn"i master Magyar nrticu-
ia!lols. when the snrc'.r.s which has
sprung from past tAinniy has bud time
to subs,
10 take one instance OF the tronblo
Caused by the exclusion of the German
tongue: B"lclicr speaks of tho StaL-
walc'mn, obviously. as any educated
EnSlIslnnan scos, s,nuc Lind Of pnrk but
Wien tl;c foreigner searches for the namo
on tlif: irsin.c;ir lie cannot find it. Varos
LiSci. though l,c knuvs il not. ia tho
maine he wait. There would, OF course.
lie nothing strange III AL this. wore Hun.
Giy IN every way II separate State. but
IL Shows MI ilii;Wcnnmmltting spirit
toward other sui .ria in tho matter OF
the language, very often, ~, tl.c English.
HAL himself.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20

We can only hive rho highest happi-
ness by having wide tl,onghts and as
mncli feeling lor thsraA oi.ius world ms
ourselves
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20

AIR. Webster waa an ndmirAh.c .acun-
tcoi. s,iii bonlo OF hi roniniscenc $ vt
lbs Visit 20" England wcro terry entut-
taih,n,.
Unc morning In Lon,lp',. aftaru break
last wiki )icgcis. tho hln.,r.pout. no
lcl tho house i'll company wi;irtho 'ceIo-
iratud by.n y SElaL,. an. rs they
l. Il tI,u uooi OF Lurd DrJugl,;,in
Smith lrol oi'od 10 p,,i,tv whien Mr.
" cp.i - a.;,tuite.t.
GA ""er'mg. em;lh introtluc d Dir.
Ncb.ter ;'g Mr. Ci;, :" Nov alr. Clay
lad not long boIorv drnolmr,u Lord
"rU ighan, III the Dotted Stale, SCH To.
80. u iiat' blr Woys.tvr'., Mur,;s. Lord
-..uu 5hiM did not .,;l Il WORT TO Mr.
Clay. noE DID slr. Clay 10 Lori Br. ugh
l.ii.
Smith anti Wehetcr soon took t.c:r
axe. an Gsihcy " CT. crt s,;nS s.. .,fnimes
Iii ttc lo,n,vr "a, ut ,ncJ b,..aale
lent an. thrit asked:
p.i no. iutrvI cO VOW to Lcrl
.roiiSI'ii.n b NJ. Gi.s:
.G"itiiilN l"I dill. replied Wc!,a'oy.
no li.nrr Mis- 4niL o.i til. s..hjcc;. but
hiih-s. oa eAc.is' Il hms'l.. I.u.ti.i;cr-
Jo1 Alr. Webster iuun. Il card f.vm
nd Drou., hLnl iasrr.hcd:
:. Eor 4!r Webs ,r. an, ;,ey trc,inc
htl.liaL; irienda.'-i Bosom Il. got.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20


The royal pa'ncc of Madrid is ono OF
The most colossal III one of tho most
magnificent royal RESIDENCES in tho world,
The site which it occi,pi,a is said TO DO
tlial OF lie original ui..p,st .Alcazar OF
the Moors..wlirrr Enrique ". resided
On the destruction ot tli, by Inc Oh
Christmas eve. 1851. Philip V. set on
not the crs.ruc! i'm MA Residences which
be iiittG'ird Ia make in'o u rival OF YER
Sails. The first Il sign, Ivy Felipe do
Ju'1va, Il Sic.lian, wa; a. II of moro
ambitious dimensions :li,n that ACTUALLY
carried oat af'crwari 'y aunilicr arclli
tee, Giovanni S,;c llr.ii, Of Turin. Thi,
rlan, tlonSlI smaller and Ia * g stly than
fhc original one. embrace, ii the formation
cf Il Hrck Of buildings .I7o feet SQUARE
AND 100 feet III height. ii!ri:I the wings
oil ,hr ainprinlniis ,,i..i.:c ilar,, neycrb;rn
cumpi"ic,l. 81 vas. in lcc,l are its di-
Eicn ,i''u'. so n'!ilc lis Architectural
design. and 81 spl"miM its internal
drc nslion. tint wen Nnrpicon the
Great phi II witt Ia M:t,igd to see his
hrttiivr J'scrl VII IN lie In made
nr'ef hing ri y m'r. Inc grandeur and.
eplcl,l"r of the p,!.,4i, ls.,l fairly top,e
nwny the breath "f the coi,l hls, ln,l and
cynical c'nll terror trl critic. wlro had
sn-crn gfy rear,rllI,t ri the cathedral of
S;r'Nbanrg ti:',t it ought tn bn PLACED
under II glass 'ir. lc. AMI III the Dinmo
ut Nj ltn thai it1 Wnu,lrnu, ,n,rl,Io
traccry woulL serve very well rs n Pit
tern for The inco | bJr,l L ut n l,,ly's
pocket haltlSc c',ief. 0 ascending the
gr.'nd s'aic,se Ia: lIaltc.l turned to Kin.
Joseph anal sail: Monsieur mon frerv,
you arr II ter linls,l Inn am"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20
MY WIFE.

How often her touch. soft AMI trcn
bling,
Has seat quick thrill ,o M he IT.
How . tc Ter brown eyes d,se,nlrIinG
Have caused ne i'll an.uisi, lost IT!
10 forget her I've cried. hut in win :;
Since met her she's haunted my
brain;
And scarce can believe,
Though TIL. rum rs so life.
That h,y Ia 81 Years acquaintance
ls this ,Gra vi o.
I've di@pntc: with rival; ouinnmbcrol
Thu homer OF holding her fan;
"Inroi"li I'll walt2cs Two aimicssly
mb'rei
Mhea shed need withs me &C ,crmnr.
Ivo qu rrellei with my ink ii. o;tr
I've shared Oh her notes were too
brief:
But liow fooiph and vain
Seelns til.L SIN H. silly strife
=! When think that shs nov
Bear the iitle OF = wife,"
I've given i:cr baskets of flowers;
I've carried nc: books by the score;
'Thhouch man, Il twilish:s gray II .urs
I've rot her the no Is sweet lrro.
but truce TO such s"n ,,l,sS ra-
views;
TO what u5n 'fo sit here and muse:
She has L,srA the veil.
She is ds;IL IL that lite,-
Shes paaldt:l no more,
But q WOMEN n wife.
I'll never 6oSi pieesire without her.
t.arths hght woald DO urea,y rud
cid:
Lilio shadow IL io~er about her.
Jhon her FORM III M nrnG. I'll Mold.
Though ece::s her close ir nv s,le.
&c .--.rcc s,!i;!l threaten q: ciitic
Tor The vciu. Ii Isin:
ls my treasure for Ii O:
Shes my YMesHhCa ms lover,
tIy darling. my wife.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20

r'or cleansing and healing foul and
indolcnt Ulcers, Sores and Assesses
and removing the bad odors arising
Lhereirom, and for slonghing. con.
fused and lacerateh wounds, Darbys
Prophylactic Enid is. nncHualled.
81 have used Darbys Prophylactie.
finid i'll hospital and private pfac
tico for ten years and know of moth
ing better for s.oaghing, confused
and laccrated Wounds, foul and in
dolcnt ulcers, and as disinfectant :
ID. +. Horstis, to"of.- Mobile Mcdi
cal Collage.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20
TIM. cure for sickness 500 years

1'nE cure for sickness 500 years
ago was Neglect; 800 years ago Scr.
cery; 100 years ago Herbs and Drugs;
20 years ago Medicines; to day it is
Compound Oxygen.
Medicines weaken the whole sys-
tenn 10 strengthen one weak point;
CoMpouSD OXYGEN strengthens both.
A doctors average bill is 500. In
vest SIS in our sHome Treatment
and YOU will save The other $35 and
feel better than you have for five
years. Are you NERVOUS? These
tired, sick headaches will vauish
Have you WEAK LuNus7 Give com.
pound oxygen one chance to strength
eli tin m. Have you pYspLrsIA! 1t
will cure you.
Remember always one thing! You
lisl: abs olutely nothing in trying cur
tientn ent. 1t is simply Jrcathi,.g
N.GatH air; not dosing" OF ''drug-
ging,' or going thousand miles
away from home and friends. 1t il
brentl ing daily into your lungs, AT
louE owS HONE, the concentrated vi.
iulitv of all the health resorts in the
word. 200 pugo book mailed free.
For particulars, address,
Dns. STARKEY Il PALEN,
1927 and 1929 Arch ST., Philadcl-
phia, Penn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20

No. 3 hns Pullman Buffet Slel i
New York to Chattanooga, will
change. via Harrisburg, Hagcrst@ s.
and Roanoke; also makes connect
ut Ilagerstown with fast mail f|&
Baltimore.
No. l has through connection f&
Philadelphia via Harrisburg an#
V. Railroad, aud at ShennndE|
junction with fast express from M
tinore and Washington. via Is. III
Railroad. L
CONNECTIONS.
At Hagcrstown, Md, with
Western Maryland Railroad to ii
from Baltimore. Frederick, lImmit.
burg, Gettysburg, Penmar, Wayn|
boro, Pa, ard points ON The wei
crn Maryland railroad and branci
With tile Cumberland ValleJtsas|
road to and from Harrisburg, G!
lisin, Shippensburg, Chambersbui
Mercersburg. Martinsburg, and poiil
on the Cumberland Valley railro,
and branches.
at Shenandoah Junction, WV
with main line of Baltimore & Oh
Railroad tn and from the West.
No. 3 makes close connection
ayncstoro Junction with G. &
Ky. East and West. bound trains.
At Loeb Laird, with Lexingt
branch Of Richmond and Alleglla
railroad.
AZ buchanan with main line
Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
At Roanoke, with Norfolk Al
Western railroad.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Az B"yce. for Wildwood and Wi
chester, Va.
AT Troutvillc, for Fincastle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20
DEEP Sea Wonders exi

u d1II tlr'lTsnntls Ut IUrms. hut arr
surpassed by the marvol, of invonii. "a
Those who ara i'll need of profitable work
that Gun be done while living ~, HON,
should mt once send their address tu lIal.et
~ Co, Portland, Milne. and rcceiAe fire..
full infornintitn how either sex OF MI ages,
can earn from 50 10 S25 per day and up
wards wherever they live. You are stn to-,
free. Capital not required. Somq HAY.
made over $50 i'll Il single dsyat this work
All succeed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20

No makes close connection at
Maynesboro junction with C& I
Ky. East and West bound trains.
NO. has Pullman Buffet Sleeper
from Chattanooga to New York with.
ont c"angel via Roanoke, Hagers.
town and Harrisburg.
No; makes through connections
via Shenandoah Junction and b. &
y Il. K, for Washington and Baltis
more. and at llagerstown will w. III.
H. K. for Baltimore, ,n.. G. V. Rail.
road Tor Harrisburg, Philadelphia
and New York.
o. HOWARD ROVER,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt.,
DAVID W. FLicKwIR. Roanoke
Superintendent, Roanoke, Va.
c. nj. FurtEREH, Pass. Agt..
Hagerstown. NIX :
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20
TAIN ID MIN r.tL.

Tho Sc;cuiif. American thinks Tim;
tho agitation in regard to the crllclties
prac.isc,l Oh animals iaJ been rather
overlone thr"iS', is1lorince of the
nature OF pain. which. it insists. depends
essentially upon tho mini, nml not upon
tho nerves. All animals Of lower yr.,,lo
than human suffer very much loss pain
from physical injuries than oar SENSATIONS
convey to ua. We can readily s4e tho
proof &c this IN their l,,hiiilal wt;ons.
Mnmy ef the start ,hes tletac.i parts OF
their arms at tho very smallest proyoca-
ton, aud remain uniniared Ivy the
change or lnsu. \ fish that lla. tern
away the hook from line in its s.rug.
glini: 70 escape will take the bait again
rs soon ~ it, fright i,as passed of. and
While the hook still remains in the inv
which ii has PEI Gora.rd. A fawn whose
forslcg was wauulol hy 81 slo; had it
nmputa;ed without anc il.,ics. aud gave
schrccly sign OF pain. C,Ming still
higher we l. c>yI'z' the fac, which is
perfectly well known, That savaces of
the li,s,nan racn pas SIN II attention to
Injuries: A":iin, every Surgeon sees
convincing proof in'his daily experience
that TIE seusilivencss OF his raruu7
PATTERNS varies so wil,.ly i,aL there must
DC some ca,s,. fnc /, beyond that which
il plys;cil. There is no suoh wide
diversity in tl.c nerve tissue OF their
systems as caii account fnr the extreme
differences with wIlicl, they nos only
manifest pain, Int Will, whcl, they
BLESS leci it. Thee INCLUSION is that, ).
though tue Transmission of pain is de-
pendent on nerve librcs only. iis seat and
origin are beyond, nnl are truly not
physical at NIL. Pain ia mental.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-20

"COnrOtNp OxIGES-tt. Noto Of Action and Re,uIt,s
10 TIE utir Of new brochure Of pnxs
W Dr. siariry raen. which ri- all inquirer, full, In
formation TO this rrmarkn curative agent and rrtord
oerrH hundred surpri,Ins Ia wide range Of chronic
eshany VI taen after bring ahaudan.d die by other
phy,eans. also COMPOUND OxrGEN-Ii. Origin aud
pe'ei"pinrnf an ntrrr,las Look hunsred pages.
Beth or either will be mailed FREQ Hpy aidrr.. on sppiI
satien. Read hr brochure:
DRS. STARKEY & PAI.EN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

RIcHMoSD, August II, 1883,
TO the Ed,tor Of the D;spatch:

JNi'hAOND, AubN3 IL, ADN~s
TO the Ed,tor Of the Dispatch:
Judging from the numerous questions
with which YOU are piled the Inference
is that you are a knowledge-Dox, an en-
cycloppdia; and by way OF apprecia-
ton permit me 10 submit the following
interrogatories
!. What. If any, protcction is there
against q pack Of damnable dogs yelp-
ing all night long III your dreaming
ears
2. Ought not those who wish to keep
dogs IN such crowded place as the city
be made to keep them in Their houses
after 10 O'clock?
3. Has man the right to keep any
thing on his premises to the detrlment
and discomfort of his neighbor2 There
is a well-knOwn maxim OF common law
that Blackstone gives us--sic UtcrC,
etc.-that ought to be observed, if not
enforced. ] sn fond Of Il dog--no one
Is more so-and have always had one
till now. The fear Of annoying some
one only impclled me- 10 forego the
pleasure of keeping one. DO unto
others as you would they should do unto
you is mighty good rule.
For nearly two months several of my
family. VINO have been critically i'll, we're
greatly annoyed 10y the yelping ours,
while the "mastitis At a distance hoGrsely
bayed." respectfully,
JOSEPH II. SHEPHERD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
AUGUSTA MATTERS.
sickness OF Mr. POweis-CanniDg In-
dustry-GrRnd Jury.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
SrAUNTos, August II, 1888.


Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
SrAUSTos, August II, 1888.
Mr.. Hugh l.. Powell, who is most
favorably remembered by many of the
older citizens Of Richmond when q young
man as salesman in the mercantile
house Of Thomas r. Price & Co. thirty
years ago, is sick with malaria. This
CITY Is tie home of Mr.. Powell, but for
several years he has been engaged in
business at birmingham. Ala, from
which place he has lnst returned.
Among his friends are the survivors OF
the war members of the Howitzers, espe-
oislly of the first company, whose com
panion he Was None will be- more
panied to hear of bis sickness, which has
been protracted, or will more gladly re-
ceiye intelligence of bis recovery than
they.
During the three or four days past
good rains have fallen III most OF this
section OF the Valley. Molsturvfor the
corn and vegetation was much needed,
rs well as cooler temperature, as for q
week or more previously the mercury
rnged from 30 10 1902.
The Stanton Canning Company, a
new enterprise, though heretofore re-
ierred TO in the Dispatch, is progress
ing very well for the first season OF its
operations. In bIackberries, tomatoes,
corn, peaches, and apples from 100000
10 800, 900 cans viii be packed for COM
mencement
The list of grand-jurymen selected by
the Judge OF the County Court Of Au-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

John Detwiler, of Mansfield, Ohio,
claims 10 be the Oldest active travelling
salesman west of the Alleghanies. He
has been on the road constantly for
ihirty-tiye years.
James Payn, at nearly sixty years Of
age. "a squire headed, broad-browed, and
specialized, looking ike a prosperous
doctor rather than an author. dc has
eleven daughters.
Prince Albert Victor Of Waleshas con-
tracted the county fair habit. with which
so many American stateemen are
afflicted He will open the Yorkshire
Agricultural Fair at Huddersfeld Tues
day next.
The Gar of Russia is a great fisher
man, aud he has just bought, in Finland,
q tract OF land with a river swarming
with salmon. His imperial vile Is also
fair hy-caster, and con manage a
wicked fsh with case and grace.
Ike Lambert, the Alabama Desperate
recently arrested for killing three men,
once compelled n young lawyer to pick
banjo all night for his amusement,
keeping him covered the entire time
with loaded revolver.
Baron Albert Rotbschild has purchased
the large mirror telescope that has
been constructed at Paris for 10000
forms, and presented it to the Vienna
Observatory. A gallery for it has also
been built and endowed by the Baron.
The total cost Of the scientific gift will
amount to more than $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

gusta from the qualified voters OF said
county in the month August, 1883, for
one year, rs required by section 1915 OF
the Code of 1887, page 932. chosen from
the several magisterial districts. Is IS fol-
lows:
Beverly Manor District; Hugh II.
Lyle. William M. Tate, Joseph l..
Mitchell, George f. Hoover, Adam H..
Shuely, John ID. Bailey, David z. Wood
ward. aud William Il. Ast.
Pastures District: j. Hatch Slower,
John W. Glendy. Samuel N. Ramsey,
Robert A. Wallace, George n. McCuteh-
en-. William W. Newmans, George ID.
Dudley. and Henry s. Keller.
Riyerheads District Samuel i. Pilson,
A. A. SprOul, Edwin A. McCutchan. j..
Ran. Smith, Thomas :. Burwell, henry
G. Hite, j. Frank Clemmer, and NJ. l..
Mcclure.
North-River District Daniel Huff
man, John V. Bell, A. Il. Gilkeson, Jo-
seph G. Horn. Robert NJ. Kyle, Richard
NJ. Silling, Robert S. Gamble. and John
n. Mohler.
Middle River District John Il. Ram
sey, Samuel II. Parkins, James W.
Weade, William r. Loving, jesse Ms
wander, L. Mex. McCuo, j. c. Thorn,
and Erasmus z. tunkhouser.
South River District j. Frank Tenn
pleton, John A. Stuart, Alexander II.
McCue, Charles NJ. Patrick, John $. FL
lis, Jacob p. Hambleton, NJ. il. Coalter,
and A. L. Mosby. CAxIoS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
ACard.
ABINGDON, Va, August 10, 1888.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:

ABINGDON, VA, August 10, 1888.
To the Editor Of the DispGtch:
Dear Sir,-The following article has
appeared in recent issue OF the Frede-
ricksburg Free Lance:
"John A. Buchanan. Of Washington county
Va has WIthdrawn his name from tho Demo-
cratic state electoral ticket. Cannot 90 Tor
Cleveland and Tree trade
The above does great injustice TO Mr..
Buchanan and is not true. lie declined
n position upon the electoral ticket be-
foro Mr.. Cleveland wss nominated, and
not because OF any objection 10 him nor
to the platform OF tine national Demo
cratic party. His preference for Mr..
Cleveland was known and avowed by
him before the nomination, and the ma
tional Democratic ticket Will receive bis
earnest support.
He is known TO be heartily in favor Of
revenue reform and lower tarifl-not
free trade, howeyer-and stands squarely
on the national Democratic platform.
BE kind enough to insert this card as
an act Of Justice to Mr.. Buchanan, who
is now aud will be for two weeks absent
from tho State, and oblige.
Yours truly,
JAMES Il. WHITE.