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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

Of, and the conviction la 1g , and abiding
that, III ,,ergy aud ability, IN purity OF
character, in bI5nl AID comprehensive
views Of what would edyaIce the interests
OF the State and Civ. II prosperity A. home
and diguItr abroad, h. slsnds "RClie Grlr-
ceDs' OF all wbO have been Thought OF tor
the position
That Nj Dly,s is the President Of L
K should constitute Nc valid eli ctiOu.
There has sprung up What must be called
~ absurd Cu'cTy against corporations
Aud set, in mcier0 times, all w5at ma
terjM achievements have r.ra accomplish
ci ~ combination 1t has taken the pls ce
of power formerly lOiesi in the indtSId-
uN, and eNJTted uud-. the relation ol
tyIaGt ana slave. II j. not therefore cor
plIatj.rs, hut The ah1ss OF corporate power
that Is 70 be opposed and controlled. We
al want railroads; ana they are only pos
slbe by a coordination of C'p'tal In the
present condition Of things Railroads have
become u necessity to progress; and surely
Il il strange that iniIscrlm'ENta COudom'
nation shonld he buried against man, who,
though naturally and properly consulting
their Own interests, are AZ III same time
gvirg employment to labor feeding the
huggry ard opening sources Of veal h
which, for untold centCUies had lain hid
den, and which will prove to 10 the means
Of elevation aud advancement 10 iatuIe
generations.
Il is not known whether Senator Davis
has turned his thoughts in the direction
indicated. hat expression X sought to be
given to the sentiments Of the people If all
this region. They believe that in choosing
hlm for Governor the right thing would he
doGe; and a long step taken toward the pro
gress and prosperity of the State.
. Pt,r,bwg, GrdW County, Jtmc 20, lssS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
A'.ord.ror AIR. Davis.

T,r. Ei"-erll, E.ga+r
4 Democra'ic candidate for Governor
will soon be selected, ard The wishes OF
the people NE the frst consideration. The
aim should be 10 choose a man, not be
cause he wants the place but because OF
his fitness IN point o!abiIi,y and character,
man that wou,d give dignity and in
husuce to the State, and promote the ma
tsrial sud economic interests Of the peO-
pie. ia selecting such q man the people
give the best evidence that they are worthy
him.
Ii would he difficult 20 point to a man
who would mere neatly meet the demands
OF the case and M the same time he guar
autea tor success than e. Senator IT. G.
Davis. lie hes Tor msry year, filled a
large space IN tine political and Industrial
history OF the Station and Nation. Hon
ored twice By hts selection to the Uolted
States Senate he was equal to every re
uuirenant aud made bis marx among
men; conspicuous icr talent and service;
aud 10 all Ma career, both pnhiic ard prI-
vlte, no blot or stain rests upon his nsme.
IL is well known that after serving two
terms ~ United States senator he declined
b-,rr q candidate tor the third Ard since
that me his wonderful energies have r'sn
directed 70 building railroads and thus
bringing To the gbt the hIdtsn wealth OF
4 large SECTION q; the State. Coal snt
lumber lands, hitherto useless, IRE now
Welding golden harvest, and tho whole
scene 81 his operations where, Iorcsu'urts
tie foot Of man seldom trcd, Is chAus ,d rs
by tie wand ct su euchant.r.
II IS uu 1en;ahle that the eyes Of the
people throughout this whole region arr
In i upon Nj. Davis as Cur next G1vsrU-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
TIE COUNTY TICKET.

The county Democracy, in convention
assembled yesterday, put mp a stEop2
ticket, one that will be sure winner.
VERY man on it is well known, well
uk,d, aai fully capable to execute ,hs
trust that vii. he imposed upcn him
The legislative ticket particularly strong
rh,r. Is not gentleman among the list
Who has not hid legislative experience,
while each is ap excellent representative
9t th- several important mtyn $50 OF Ohio
.ruasv. N,ss.s. Woons, CNEuNEE Cud
GLEASON were the County's faithful rep.
re.rutatlyes .wo years ago; their record II
satisfactory to the people. Nj l.
h. SrrEa a prominent attorney, a. ly
i.lsd the position OF delegate IN the
Legislature several yelr' ago, anu
as Nas sand in yesterdays REGISTER,
his larss interests lu the several Industries
ia the city well qualify him to r,pr'son.
ITEM. TakiIgi IL an IN all, from the high
.-s TO the lowest cf,iee, the county Dtmoc
ry,v could not have madeu better selection
I'm saving this about The choice OF tha cor
yeu,iou tine EEuI,rEE makes 20 reflection
On the ether excellent gentleman VINO were
i-.t 50 10 speak. They toe would have
done honor to the ticket had they been the
conventions choice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26


'a' we remarked o' ''e j, 'r"''' W
nA''o''S' t'''l''tu, we repeat o' Tue ''Sp'''-
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out 'N''N'i9 4!' Ice 10 'e's'' S''ue 'Is'-
lil,"'l man NAe HAYES I'd $40 D." &c
nominee Is iNs'@H'uc'nt eu'"kn ~ " 7.'''s
nAa to ru,t even INGALLS, nut ne mas 4"
record smalr but 'oo'S' 80 GOWN nun
N,., Ben hAEE'S"S' o' ln''An"' '1e l'O,
nop"'y candidate Tor resident H'1S " ''','''
that OF ITSELF VIII o''eA' n'"' II 'oo''''s
90 MALT % dozen years IN Tue 9ru''c ""'
that Is .b'ut siI bat ina. Is quite S"'n
c,eat Ii will Kill him on the Fa'hc
coast, aad among worS'ngmea, tot IN
that time HARRISON voted not ooly 70 adj
NIT Chinese free into this country, hut
','o to uaturalza them. HARRISON was
defeated tor reelection TO the senate "y
IrErlE. last year, after making the most
grossly fraudulent campaign on record
h. carried the case to the senate but even
be e plhlicars Of that very PARTISAN aojg
Recessed 20 admit BIN.
Eye remainder OF HARRISON 5 record
Is OF q rather obscure chnr'c'er lie vas
10 The army during the war and II $40
WIS dsisated Tor Governor On the N-p0''
heho Ticket N lad'An| mat IN AL
For the rest he Is the '"c'fa't'on Oh Tue
machine and boss IN politics. A'a'se MT
I'rlty Ga hsPo"''c'ns. not only III Iuu''u''
b1ttbe better element OF the party every
where, especially EsPuo't'a ""rN'nR'u"U'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

Mr.W. II. Morgan, m,.chaTt, Lake City,
Fla, was taken with a severe Cold, attend,
ed with distressing Catarrh and running
iut2 Consumption in its first stages. he
tried many so-cillsd popular cough rem
edies and steadily grew worse. Was re-
duced in ilesn, had difficulty in breathing
and was unable to sleep. Finally tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery for ConSomp
ton and found immediate relief and aIte'
using about u half dozen bottles found
hims.lf well and h1s had no return OF the
disease. No other remedy can show 81
grand a record of cures as Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Guaranteed
20 10 irst what is claimed for it. Tria
bottle l,re 1T Logan q ca g Drug Store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
TAEITy PLANK, NATIONAL DEMO
tSNTIJ PLATFDNa, I>~~.

TAHITI PLANK, NATIONAL DEMO
tENTIC PLATFDNH, t>~~.
lhr Democratic remedy ~ Co enforce
iruGnIity n rubbiic expenditures
f,uu abolish unnecessary taxation.
our established domestic Industries
mad rutCrprI~r- ~huuId not aud need
mot b, rudauss erred by u reduction
and correction ut thC burdens
OF tnNattuu. On the contrary,
4 INgE AND UNWITJI. REVISION
on OI ErNN LAWS, VIM DIE Al
lONyNNtE TOR THE DIFFERENCE
EEeTW I'm siIE WAGES of AVER
CNN AND FOREIGN LNHOE. MIST
gTRuIT AND ENCOURAGE EVERY
REA~tly OT NTJn INDUSTRY AND
ENEEEPRI~E IN GINING THEM A.
NIENNCE OI A JNILABED MAR
hET AND SAENBN NND con
nINIOUS OPIR ATtON ~
TGE INTEREST a. AMERICANS.
which should ip 40 rNcnt O." neglect.
ra lhr revision of eur tax law con-
trupIs,trd % t!t, Democratic party -
co prumut, tI,r advantage "i such
labor. Tn rnrapcniuS the cost ct ia"
sirgr~-urtrr, uI lite ia IL, hUu'v OF - 80
g, vorI,iu=ns,5r, aud nt tiir same lime
securing tu hiu steady and rFrnunrr-
uti1c cmpiu1 mcut. tpon this Pue~-
ton ut tariff rciaru. - closely con.
tprufu- ;Nrrn phase eft Our Naiionni
ifIr. and upon tNrrN question 10
vol, rd iu thc problem ct good govern
mrus. the Democratic party submits
it, priuripIv~ aud professions to al"
Intelligent suHrn=rS az the American
people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

Worth Knowing

The Chicago platform says, in effect,
Clothing isA luxury; whisky IL . ntcea-
Ety.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY,
Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT -, a
y pEr.i,I Nncligu ~ tho stockholders oi the
M, Rfv.r K9i road company will hr held al
I'M. one, nf the said COMPANY IN lne Il'5 3i
Parkrr>burs " Va, uu SATURDAY !. Tie ~ u
GTy 0f July ISIS al ten no. clock Il. H., I'i the
fol'uwinr pHTPr-e, to VII. ,,....,,,, O,,,.
10 v,tr Ipon the question of having the on"
River Railroad G. unr,uy, iuT the pll pose oi alu
,mg The Kirl,y and Mn Creek Valley Railroad
company in the construction OF Us r1If,H''
..gnrrIi,,,a the payment 10th PRINCIPAL aud Ia
,er,., of an I,.Ic II fifty thousand dollars 81
lbe Fins, Mortgage Bonds Of rhs saii ,nmpa1y
WM. CHANCFLLDk
,,--oltrss Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

Ar.gE.- bar.I is many a thousand
lighter than it was when first rolied into
ChrrFr9 ArG.'s heart isn't
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

stat. Of I,4 Virginia. CotU,'g of 0'io, ""t
hereby certify that the All Owe named special
cummis.u uprs have given tUnd ana stcutily III
accordance with law and the deer ~ owe mth'
Toned JOHN " MITCHELL,
Clerk of said Court
June! ISIS je.6y& OH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

HARRISON and MoEroN sizes mp TO
C.syeaNvn and TurlNNN about like d
hole in toe ground 20 To the sno"-capIed
Rockies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

Poor ErAIN. There Is iutle doubt
chat he confidently expected that uom'-
nation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

HARRISON aud MuETnN- heap import
ed labor on one end ard m'uopollSt on
tht otbur-a very fitting ticket Tor the
platform.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

IRIS a mlchlue-maIe candidate.
IRIS also -barT-uaje candidate.
TrE cure losers we're named yesterday.
ANr so. the man who had "a grandfather
Is. To D., the sacrifice, This scar.
Ar.-r r,.,- SrHruNN. lie might as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-26

y. IN y n pINFI,--
IL" tate AE.a; gi Iusu 3ip.-
lbs MAXI; S.n..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-09

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-09
NORFOLK.
CAPTAIN >. W. YOUNG FOUND DEAD IN
his BED.
Damage 10 tho sveet.Potato crep--Ancther
oyster Cruise-Movements OF the
aospel-rent Evsngelists.
tCosrcspondencc Of ths Richmond Disp,tcnl
NoRPoJg. October 8, 1888.

tCorrcepondencc Of the Richmond Disp,tcn.l
NoRPoJg, October 8, 1888.
Captain John w. Young, an old and
nromipent citizen of Portsmouth, was
iouhd dead in bed this morning at tho
residence OF his brother on South street.
He was not known 10 be sick. and en-
loved hearty supper last night and re-
tired. feeling we'll and cheerful. All of
his family are in Trinity, n. g., visiting.
The deceased was lawyer and for sew
eral years has been principal Of the
Fourth district public schools OF Ports
mouth. During the war he was
captain OF company OF infantry
from Norfolk county After the war he
was professor in law school IN North
Carolina. and then returned here and
practiced his profession in Norfolk and
Portsmouth and being an eloquent and
forcible speaker was strong canyasser
In all Democratic campaigns. Before
the war he represented Portsmouth and
Norfolk county in the Legislature for
several sessions. Deceased was about
fifty-fye years OF age.
The recent frosts having blackened
the vines. there is considerable anxiety
in Southampton and adjacent counties
that tho swect-potsto crop may be se-
riously injured before it can be dug and
secured.
The Virginia oyster gunbOat Chesa-
peake has left port and gone up Chesa-
peake bay on another cruise after Illegal
dredeers reported in that section.
Mrs. Caroline Buell., the national cor
responding secretary of the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union, is In this
section lecturinR.
The wreck Of the Steamship Eureka,
off the capes, has been suitably buoyed.
Rev. George j. Holiday, Of the Berk-
lev Baptist church, preached his sixth
anniversary sermon yesterday morning.
The Breen Car Manufacturing Com
psny expect 10 commence the erection
OF their works on the river south OF the
payy-yard ns soon as the surveyors get
through surveying the property.
Six or eight condemned boats have
been serA 70 the navy-yard from the
James river monitor feet.
The religious body known rs the Cos
pel-Tcnt Evangehsts. who have been
holding a camp-meeting on the edge Of
Portsmouth all the summer, have gone to
Great Bridge TO hold protracted meet
ing. The suburban residents Of Ports
mouth are putting mp a wooden struc-
tiIre for the evaDgclists and propose to
keep them in that city all the winter A
large number OF conversions have re-
suited from the meetings.
The shipments Of coal from the Lam
bert's Point piers dropped down during
September toeixty-three thousand tons,
owing TO railroad Interruptions q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-09
PETEHSBCRG NOTES.
Arrested on n NERVOUS CharGe-COm-
United 60 Jait-Iilness OF
m Oh Ctttzen.

ICorrospoudonce Of the Richmond Dispatchl
OcroBER s, 1888.
The police Of this city yesterday ar
rested negro named Felix Lanier on
the charge of stealing a valise containing
some 81, 900 worth OF crop mortgages on
liens. the property of Mr.. G. !. Burton,
i'm Weldon. Mr.. Burton, it seemed, was
PASSENGER ON thetrdin which arrived IN
Weldon Friday night, and when he LETT
the car he placed his valise in the charge
Ola colored mau whom he supposed to be
the porter He saw nothing of the man or
l.s vulisa afterwards, and learning that
he had subsequently come IN the dlrec-
ton of Petersburg he teleRraphed the
police here 10 arrest him. A police OIL
Ger of Weldon came 10 town yesterday
and recognizing Lanier Ar the man who
wascharged with the robbery and had him
arrested. Nome Of the missing property
was found in Lanier's possession, and he
positively denies any knowledge OF MIR.
Burtone goods. lie refused, however,
10 20 back to Weldon, and the Mayor
this morning committed mm to jail to
await Mr.. BurtOns arrival TO identity
him. The lien papers are all recorded,
and are consequently of no value to any
one but the owner.
Nir. William +. Morrison, the port
warden Of this city and an old and much
respected citizen, was taken suddenly
and severely i'll yesterday. For some
time his condition was regarded as very
serious. Under skiliul medical atten'
ton. however, he revived. and to-day no
is much better.
The funeral of the late J. NJ. White
hurst. one Of our old merchants. whose
death occurred on Saturday night, took
place from tho WashinRton-Street Metho-
dist church to-day. Rev. j. w. Rose
bro. Of the Presbyterian church, oflici-
ated in the absence of the pastor, Rev.
Dr. Slcdd.
A very interesting religious revival
has been in progress during the past
week ut the High-Street Methodist
Episcopal church, under the conduct OF
the pastor. Rev. George {. Nandersiice.
The congregations are large. Much
interest Is manifested, and there have
been a number OF conversions.
Over two years ago warrant was IS
sued for the arrest of William Stith
(colored), charged with HOUSEKEEPING
end larceny. Stth left the city at the
time and was never heard Of again until
Saturday night, when he was arrested
aud lodged in Jail. lie had adopted a
new name.
rhecondition OF young Walter Poarch,
who was recently stabbed by John
Brown (colored), continues favorable,
and The belief now is that he will re-
cover.
II is reported that two or three of the
ladies' of the Cora Van Tassel Theatrical
Company severed their connection with
the organization on Saturday and re-
turned to their homes. The company
played to small audiences in this city.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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FIournoy at ChrtssiansburG.


CuRIsrIANsBURG, VA, October s.
Judge Henry W. Flournoy, according to
appointment, addressed the Democratic
club on Saturday night. Judge Flournoy
is n very forcible orator, aud his speech
evidenced both thought and extensive
research Commencing with the incl
don't Of the burning Of the Constitution by
n Republican fanatic in the incipiency
ofthe party, he came down through all its
successive stages and showed that 1t had
lived only and solely upon the violation
Of the Constitution. and that the thir-
teenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amend
ments had all been declared unconstltu-
tional. He contended on the other
hand that the birth of the Democratic
party was coeval with that OF the Consti-
tuition and that it and It's opponents had
always been first and foremost in its de-
fence. In a clear and plain manner he
put before the audience the position OF
the two parties on the tariff contrasted
forcibly the open, strong, honest. and
manly character of Cleveland, who has
shown that ne is as broad as the country
and stronger than his party, with the
narrow man and little spirit OF Harrison,
who could not rise above sectional pre-
iudice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-09

place. The advantages offered here OF
health, accessibility, and moral influences
cannot DO surpassed.
Judge Arnold has many supporters ia
this county, and the Langston furore has
somewhat abated. The Republicans, are
divided, without eng present prospects
OF reconciliation. Messrs. John Goode,
Mckinney, and venableare advertised to
address the Democracy on Monday next
at Boydton. Our people here need en-.
lightenment on the political issues and
TO be aroused from their apathy. SO far
/ have not heard OF the first Democratic
speech having been made in the county.
The indifference is deplorable. Our
vote will count in the grand result and
should be brought ont.
Mr.. Robert Weldon Rose, q son OF
DIR. Latinus /. Rose, Of this county. en-
listed in the Sixteenth United States In
fantry five years ago. He is now on a
visit 10 his brothers at this place, having
risen from the ranks on his own merits
70 a lieutenantcY in the regular army. he
is the only officer in the regular service
furnished by this county since the war,
and deserves credit for his promotion.
Mfr. Edward Stokes, veteran fox. and
deer-hunter OF Lunenburg, is here, and
says he has been huutsman for tiity-
five years, his chief business, and for
thirty years he caught fifty foxes year
and was always present at the catch. de
considers the old-fashioned Virginia fox.
hound much better than the improved
stock OF the present day says the old
stock would smell better and had louder
note. Deer are quite numerous IN his
county.
Our public school commenced to-day,
with Professor Harry Phillips as princi-
pal and Miss Mary Brown as assistant.
Rev. J. II. Newbill, Of the Baptist
church, is erecting handsome residence
here, and expects to make this place his
permanent home.
Very little new tobacco has been
offered on this market.
Large numbers Of people will attend
the Exposition from this county, as the
railroad rates are now very reasonable.
j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-09
AuCrfoN sALEs-This Beg
ByMsnninr G. Staples q ca,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctioneerA
ffn4x MAIN street.
rxnELLRNT PARLOR AND


DxCFLLENT PARLOR AND
H 1uxweFR FTyRTirrRE. CARPETS, FINE
GINA AMI HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUG
TioN. by direction Of the family. who are re-
,nor,ng from the city. the house having been
rented by other parties. We shall sell al auction
TUESDAY rag orr INSTANT,
AZ fox O'Clock. at TIE residence: NO. fi6 west
Grace etress an OF the FURNITURE 10 tho
house. which viii consist Of
/ elegant PARIOR SUIT. In velvet plnsn- we
flames OF which arc carved cherry ana lhe
sofa and chairs are OF the most modern ue-
sig0 OF different colors, and OF best qiaiity'
PARLOR. HALL. STAIR. AND cHAAnhh Nan-
PITS OF excsilent qualily-as good as "neh
1 MASSIVE WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, with
wardrobe aud Paien:-spring box hair-top
I caEaKY CHAMBER SUIT (complese), with
cARPET CHAIRS LOUNGE, sPRING-R0CK-
Frs, WALNUT MARBLE-foP BuFfET;.
New KFFKfG gRATOh. HXTENSION-fABLk;
Get Of VIENNA DINING-ROOM CHAIRS
1 very large aod complete CHINA IhA-obl :
! beautifully decorated and which mas nsVeF
large H collection ii OF CRooKEnY AND GLASS
WARE AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES;
HANDSOME WALNUT HALL-RACk;
/ new OIL COUk-STOVE--never unlocked;
KITCHEN FURNITURE-yery little used.
An OF tho above articles we're purchased by the
owner Of the house for his own use but his 0usl-
pess engagements we're such that the greater
portion OF them have not been In use and are
really new.
The sale is positive and peremptory, and
everything must be removed At once, IN
MANNING G. STAPLES & CO..
Neal Estate Auctloneers.
Sale conducted by GEORGE W. MAYO, General
Auctioneer. Oco
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MrckienburR.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
N,r..,. H,-rr Ocfnhnr \ 1888

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CHASE Cry, October 8, 1888.
Reports from this and the adjoining
counties of Lunenburg and Charlotte
show a much more extended and serious
injury to the tobacco crop from the trosl
than at first expected. a large proper
ton of the crop has been cut green. II
is estimated in this section that fully one
half OF the crop secured dn not mature
end is frosted. The other half previously
cut Is OF good quality.
Although the farmers have suffered
severely from drought, treshetS, and
frosts the corn crop will be sufficient fol
home consumption. The oak trees are
loaded with acorns. which will materially
aid IN fattenIng the hogs.
We have near here largo number OF
boudoun county aud northern settlers,
oil of whom have abandoned the cult.
walton Of tobacco and are directing
their efforts to the raising OF grass and
stock, aud have succeeded remarkably
web, and find it more profitable and re-
quirng less labor than tobacco.
Our Circuit Court commenced on the
LIST Of this month aud will continue fif-
teen days. There were on the docke,
22S chencery suits and thirty law cases
4 suit against the Richmond and Meek
lenburg railroad for $4,000 for injuries
sustained by little negro in September
1887. has already occapied four DAYS o
the court and not yet decided. judy,
Irving loses no time in d'spatching busi
ness. MIR. B. Il. Munford, of Richmond
and Captain z. w. Mckinney. Of Farm
vile. are present, engaged Ia the railroa,
case.
The Concord Baptist Association dc
ciled ut their last meeting TO establish
within its bonnds male academy o
high grade. and over two thousand dol
lars have been subscribed here to induc
tho trustees 10 locate the school at hi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-09

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