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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

a Democratic Fensi-Day-Good news
from EIOyd.

from EIOyd.
Especial telegram 90 tho Dispa,ch.l
pAVyulE. Va. October 30.-Tue nine
teenth annual couvocstion OF The Grand
Chapter Of Royal Arch Mssons in Virginia
opened at Masonic Temple tonight with
rcpreseutstiyes from al parts % the State.
The reports OF grsud officers and Standing
committees were submitted aud properly re-
isrred, after which Evclid Chapter Of Dan
vile teudtred an elegant supper 70 the visit
inE brethren
This has been = big day for the Democracy
in Danvile. This morning Thousands OF
people from the surrounding country end
border counties in North Carolina and Nir-
gipia came 10 Danylle 10 a big barbecue, and
We have hsd q Democratic feast day. Just
before noon tue doors OF the Academy Of
Music were thrown open, and the build Dg
Was packed from pit 10 dome.
Colonel George &. CAbell introduced Hon.
John Z. Harris, electOr al large, and be
made fine address on the Issues OF the DAY,
which WIS beard with profound attention
aud cordially spplAuded. tie spoke psin-
cipally of the great Democratic principle "
local self.gOyelunleht. In conclusion be- said
he hoped that Republicans were present bus
he Judged not from the complexion ~ the
crowd This was cheered to tue echo. The
negroes took no nteresl 10 the days demon
slratiOn.
After Judge llarrls's speech the crowd
marched on, 10 the old Fan Grounds 20 the
music OF brass bsnd, aud there Z bOunutul
supply Of good things were fed 10 the multi
tude.
After dinner Colonel J. Hampton HOge
made al excellent speech, in which be paid a
high tribute 10 Mr.. Lester, the Democratic
candidate for CONGRESS. lie said he bad
known Lester for a long time sud be was all
right. He felt .atls6ed Letters own county
tFloyd) would give him majority. Floyd
ALWAYS has been Republican.
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d wrong ~ '''.'.' 0''.''
Eec'u,e General NA"'Nt' VITO @uo"' Nv
h"' Dos I'D common " '''''" nl.
rn'n. i's '-"'iI.''- Tot "
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H'Hr1 oF m'' VINO "'i' ''''' - ,,",.
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respective 'i-.'' To 'e "'''' 'u." n"'' w
ine t'd.i'' Government ''" I'D "o.D'''- ''''
c'ip"ia''d l''' ll' 'u''A ''"''. ~" %
c.N-f IHo''I.hE t.'I Ho '0''"' ''''''
should tc presidential Cecior.
Sow % argue Chat Federal official can-
mot be an c.eeor Of President and Vice.
President because q state Official cannot
bc. Us o. lose sight entirely Of the object for
which thst c.aue vas inserted IN The Fed
r-l Constitution Iti. To- argue backwards.
virginia ha. never allowed Federal officials
t1 hold any State Office. Her statute on the
tu.icrtuow provides that 10 person shall
l. .,rohie az holGur any ollie. OF honor.
....ft. or trust under fpe state government
,,t, h,ld4 any Office or post o. profit. trust.
or rmolumcnt. civil or military. legislative.
executive. or judicial, under the Uuited
tf.'c. Government
10 was n high regard FOR the RIGHTS OF The
States that led t. uhe incorporation u these
provisions into Che Federal Constitution and
into the Virylris statute.
The Federal Constitution lust as plainly i'm.
..,., ,......,.., ~,..,,.., ,,o Sta,.. 40
g.. ,,f,.,.,. .,,,,,,o ,.o have ,,,.,,
,..., A~,,cloTr ...,i,, + n,ro.,r,nb o
IN. t.,. s..il.,,..
..N, s,.,,to- or p,nro.or,o',vo or pcrson
n.ll.np I'm oGice Of trust or profit under the
United States shall be nn ticctor.'
Why NOT? Because The Federal Govern
mcut might put mp ITS officers as candidates
FOR electors and control the election Of Iresi-
dent aud Vlce-prc,idcut through IL officials
EecoUecl that when the Federal Constitution
was Trained if was the expectation of it,
Trainers that each elccior Of President aud
Nict-prcsidcut would vote for tho men q
Dis own choice for those Offices. The fathers
fucd that au the Federal officials who might
Doc chosen o'ector. would vote for The candi'
dates q the Federal Administration.
lnthe Csc ~ Judge IwWrIt, OF Illinois,
ani in other eases. toe United states senate
40. .fn.Nf Al { /. upl N.f
ol any State TO AID 20 The qualifications re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
Tho prit,sb Minister Notified.

President CLEVELAND has given another
lllugtraiion Of the isct that be is cast in the
Jacksonian mould and is capable Of main
taining the dignity 81 the United States
under any and all circumstances. lie has
met boldly ard promptly the issue ocra-
stoned by the British Minister'S iniu5icious
aud unwarranted interference in American
politics. BY the Presidents direction the
Secretary Of state has Informed Lord SACK
VILE that his continuance in his present OIL
acial position IN tins country IL no longer
acceptable to this Government The PTeN'
dents action must be applluded by every
iuc American.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

A WllkcsrsTrc pa special says: The pao-
pic Of tbat portion OF Plymouth known a.
curry Hill got \ lively shaking up early IT,
morning. The hill IS over abandoned work.
lngs Of ihe Warrington mines Of the Dell-
ware, LsckaWanua sad Western Railroad
Company. Signs OF cayng-iu have been
app3reut for some weeks. The ground bad
.ettlel ,omtwhlt. aud cracks and b1ure-
had opened i1 all directions. A numocr az
residents moved away, fearing that their
houses would tumble abou. their ears. A.
o. to-day about bail an acre Of ground
suddenly went down from ten totwcl'c feet
only one house stood ON The di'iur1ed area
n was occupied by 'he family oi Henry Fox.
The house was wrecked. lhe walls were
split. The ROOF thrown ont ~ place. ard 'ha
inmates thrown out ~ their beds aud
covered With {, Ing plaster andfg Ing fmni-
'ure. SO one was much hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

interview last night in reference TO the
cable from Lille. given M yesterdsy's Eve
ming World, s4id: al haven't believed any
~ the previous reports about stanlfy, ana
should require this 10 be corrooorated oY
some further evidence. There is 20 much
,-terest felt about hin that should any In
formation 10 received 10 any part OF Arr 3,
uron reaching the coast y would oe iran--
nl,ted 20 some more important point than
the geographical society Of an interior
French town. I do no; say that u might
not 20 L ppen, but It is highly improbable"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
N,apIey,s Dsalh Di.crodited.

A London speclsl Of the Soih says: The
Secretary Of the E0in BeY Relief Expedi-
ton Committee had up 70 midnight received
no news OF the reported massacre OF Sgaaley
and entirely dircrcdtts II. "Bul" be add
ed. stf hy The sad Of February Emin PushA
should send letters 10 Europe without an
bouncing the arrival OF Stanley at Wa2eiai,
then we shall feed thst there Is reason 10 be
anxious about biz fate"
Ex-C hiei-Justics Charles p. Daily. in an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
mrs. Cleveland Thanked Him.


A pretty incident tnat illustrates the chlrac-
Ter ~ President Clsyciaua's wife happened
on ~aurlsv. Just s. Mrs. Cleveland ten the
IRAN which brought beer O. New York slc
stopped Tor moment 81 the engine and.
booking up ~ 90. engineer. smiled ana nod,
Gcd her tbsuks o. him. The engnec- bu-aod
aud took his bat ol az tie lovely little mis-
t-Ces ofthe White House mus honorsd hlm
The Pres cent laughed a. thi- evidence oi
tbe thougniful consideration that dstln-
cuisines Mrs. Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
stole tho GirI rle wanted 90 Marry,

Especial telegram 20 the D.apa'ch.l
Cp.eLrsr1N. 81. Va. October 3d. Ne.son
Moore. ollower With SIX children, living
near nunttr,Vic. P0nbo1tas county. few
DAYS aao stolea fourteen5 ear-old diughtc~
OF NJ. 81. Gordon from school and hd with
her in en uuircqueued point in the WoIu-
fan.. lie started 20 iclye the state with Der.
bot was captured near me Virginia line uy a
party who had been following BIN, ana was
lodged in iii al Huntersy'i'e. On Sl,urdaf
hs. the girfs father was with the IUrsucrs
ana fired two SLOTS at Moore, neither taking
effect. Moore waited o. marry the girl, ami
has logged her steps FOR two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

fBy telegraph 90 The Dispa'enl
ST. LoUls, October 30.-Wlulm H. R'aSc.
the nominee ~ tle Union Ls1or party 'or
Governor oi Missouri, h8s sent lct,er o. TIE
Executive Committee 81 Chat purity dcc.inr-
i0 make thr race. The committee snow 90
session considering what is best 90 do under
thc circumstances. It's freely claimed that
Bnke's witllr2nl oceans Coalition be-
tween the Union Labor and Republican par-
tues IN the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
BLOOD.

sCROFULOus. INHERITED AND CCNTA-
GIOts Ul aOfS CURED Bf ca lICtkA.
Through tne medium " Quo ~ your books re-
coiye1 through Mr.. Fr.nA O.. Mray. drugg 70.
Apollo. IA became acquainted viii your tCli-
CUEA hENEDIEs. au1 take tis opportunity 90
testify " you tbnt their use has permanently
cured me II ono Of tao worst cases q blood
poisoning, 10 councillor with ey-ipell5. thai
have evor seen, nui uls altar having been pro-
nounced incurhtlo By some 20 The best physicians
in our county. ! take great pleas ire in for
warding 20 you this testimonial, uusohcited A. 70
is by you. in order mat others suffering from
similar ma'Gfios may DO encouraged b give
your CUIIOURA EEgEDIRs a IT. al.
+. $. WAlTLlEGER Lecchburg, Ia.
Reference: FRAEK i. HKAT, -rugglst, Apollo, ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

The Philadelphia Press says: "The phila-
delphian who goes TO New York these day,
H likely to have Democratic detective at
his heels before be gets Of the ierry-boat.'
Well, the average Philadelphia. being Re-
publican, needs watching.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
Eastern shore Notes.

Especial telegram 70 The Dlspatch.l
TAsLEY, VA, October 30.-Mf. Nathaniel
Fisher, a prominent citizen Of Norhamp-
ton. died suddenly several days ago Of heart
disease.
Bill Satcnell, notorious negro politician.
has been arrested here for securing the re-
gistration OF illegal voters. 1t IS believed
that negroes have been registered here who
are under age or are otherwise disqualified
Is voters, and a sharp watch viii be Kept Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

James F. W'hsrcson, clstom-h0lse, New Or
leans, on oath says: - In 1870 sc-0fllous ulcers
broke out on ny body until was a mass OF core
rupfion. Everything known 10 Tie medical
faculty was tried "a vain. / became nero
week. At times could not ilrt nay henis 10
my heal, could not turn n bed: was in constant
pain aud looked upon life as curse. No re-
liof or cure in ten year.. ia 1850 heard % he
CCuCCRA kEBEDIEs, used them, AMI was per-
fcrtly cgrod.'
sworn % before United states Commissioner
j.. ID. CRAWFORD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

THE Exposition And TIE ELECTIoS.-Ihe
Eyposiiion has been wonderful success
thus far, and there IL every indication lnal
the interest will continue to the end OF The
term Of the seven weeks Tor which 1t was
opened.
But on eloclion-day, November Gth, every
voter should be Ut home, and It is reAsona-
be proposition that the men who subscribed
the money and the great mass OF the people
who pay the eafe-iees make In asking the
EXPOSITION authorities 70 close on that day
and the day preyious-in other wotds from
saturday night 10 Wednesday morning.
such action on the part Of the Exposition
would be appreciated by the people OF VIZ
ginia.-Sfdie.
10 keep the Exposition open on Monday
and Tuesday will De to damage the Democrat
re party; for every body knows that II there
are thousand voters tolled to Richmond
next Tuesday By the Exposition managers
nine hundred and fifty Of them will be
Democrats. The managers know. ths.
Therefore they cannot claim that 10 keep
the Exposition open viii be to act Impair
TALLY. To close il Will be TO act Impair
tally. And n even one congressman De lot
10 the white voters as consequence 81
keeping the Exposition open next Tuesday
Stake, VBNABlE. Joss, and ELL others re-
eponsiblc for that lo's will have, not praises,
but curses loud and deep heaped upon them.
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OH DtscOVered.

lBy telegraph 70 cue Dispatch.l
HARRIsoNBUR6, VA, october 3O.-Petro-
leum has been discovered m an Artesisn well
being sunk at Houck's iaanery at depth Of
600 feet. TIE discovery has created great
stir among the people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

eecrotlry BAYAaD's report to the Pre'i-
dent upon which WAS based the la'ior's or
der Of notification to The British Minister is
q clcar-cut document thsi VIII be read with
interest. II shows tba. willie The Admins
tration ha, acted firmly and promptly, it has
not acted hastily. What has been done has
been characterized by a due regard for III
tcrnatonal comfy and conservatism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

"Counterielt American bills ere circu-
laling In Canada" Aud go as' genuine
American bills, A. the depositocs 10 some
American banks know to their sorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

"QraY says that West Virginia will 90
Republican, QUAY cannot resist the temp
taiion TO joke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

The Odessa physicians, DR.. Gamaleia. has
gone ~ Paris to make practical demonstra-
tions n his method OF inoculatiug against
ASlatie cholera before the eyes OF his master.
Pasteur. Since the Ffeuch scientist COM
municAted the discovery 10 the Academy Of
Sciences, DIR. GamAleiA has made further eN-
peFi0enls, which. no CLAIMS, have been very
successful.
Mrs. Carlisle, wife Of the Speaker OF the
House Of Representatives. - = lady Ut great
nerve, some VI which she ex hfbited during
terrible experience recently Ia Cincinnati
The horses attached to her carriage took
friEht and ran on. The vehicle was upset
and badly wrecked, but Mrs. Carlisle CO.
capped with slight bruises. Another carriage
was pFoeuved sad she Immediately fulfilled
her promise 10 appear at the Exposition.
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lphcp dqo GyolrS Iouuq. A Romance. by
HYlANp G.. KIRK. New York: CHARLES
4. DuIINGHAM Price in paper % cents.
For sale by the publisher.
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'Fmcy pockcthandkercbicis are m high
fashion for both men and women And
iheir name is b4udans. .,
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The Heal Ts-uo.

Editor Of the Dispatch. In hIS recent
pamphlet The Negro rs a Political and
Social Factor" Mr.. Frank G.. Rutim ba-
concusiyely proven "what sort Of man TIM
negro Ia and what sort OF man he Is not,
and never can be-"
The pamphlet in question Il two lengthy
10 be cited here In whole, and Is tOo-tiueh
drawn aud logical specimen 81 reasoning %
he plerred by such short quotations a. would
be required iu noWspaper article. Attcn-
ton II only called 10 It now IN the eope that
il might be BROUGHT 10 the notice Of some
waVering Democrat or misguided Republi-
eau, who. from mistaken notl0us q pbtlan-
turopV, thinks that tBe negro can adjust
himself to Me conditions Of the new environ
meuts thrown arOuad him by his emanc,-
nation and elevation 10 citizenship,
which really makes him the tremendous,
political problem TO wblch We are brought
face 10 face, IN cOmmrison 10 which the
tariT question Is toe iusigniNcant 10 De meu.
toned on the same cay, AZ the real question
Il that something should be dORe "tO save
ourselves from toe SOCIAL aud political ptrils
in which we are placed" by tins negro pro-
hlen. A vote the wrong way-taai j., for
the Republican candidates for the presidency
aud vice. prcsideOc means the thrustng
forward politically Of people who neither
bv heredity nor environments 4" can govern
society" people. further, upon whom Gun.
told treasure aud labor have been thrown
away IN The vain attempt 10 elevate them
aud OF whom the Rev. DR.. a. RrOAddus
said: They ought TO be trained for
the places for which God endowed
them. They cannot be Judges, professors
in colleges. or legislators" aud who, more
over, statistics prove are incapable OF re-
cetving that high degree OF cultivation
that is now attempted to be given them,
Which latter assertion is proved Dy the estab.
listed fact that the recent high-prcSsure
methods Of improving the intellectual iGy Of
The negro rare Is ab0rtive, as 1t is demon
sirated that be can only eyOlute 10 a certain
degree o. Intelligence. when, from The natu-
raj structure Of his brain. his mind gives
way aud INSANITY en.ues, the Insanity records
Of The African race showing fearful in
crease Of insanity among them over that OF
them rs slzVes. This fact conclusively
shows that the negro is untitled for The
proper snd intelligent exercise OF the iatfi-
cate ana responsible duties Of citizenship
watch have been imposed upon him without
his asking or consent, aud that the expensive
educational schemes now proposed for his
advancement 10 extnctiye rather than pro.
ductive OF an increase OF his intellectual
faculties.
Permit me, Mr. Editor, for the sake Of the
Democratic csuse 10 recommend this pam
phlet AZ the very best campaign document
have read.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

FoHr NoNRoE. Va. octo.

FORT MONROE. Va. October 81, 1894
CEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLI-
- CATE. subject to the usual conditions, VIII
be received ~ his o1ics antu y clock noon
NOVEMBER 20, lss& and Ken opened Ia tho
presence Of DidderA. FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
fERs gt fort h0arso. Va Hanks aud iRstruc-
tons % bidders ain 30 furnhhsd By his srice
upsn application. Tao Govern nlsnt reserves the
right - reject any or all proposals. Envelopes
containing pFCposAls shostia Be mNrkec " bro
pOsals Tor Of1cers Qaartera," Aod addressed 10
Inc undersigned. CHARLES BIRD,
Captain and Assistant Quartermasser, q. ). A.
&C 81. Sol.s.As8k29
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cneerlnr r.us frnm .he sanf.we.l.

Especial telegram % she Dispatch.l
LYSCuG-rG, Va. october 30. News from
all the adiacoRt countios and Southeast Viz
ginla is very favorable 20 the Dean r-
psrly. An osscrvaut gentleman just u
the Southwest SAYS ,Le people never were so
lLnrongnLY lTuuAcl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

b-fL VT ALL NOisHl AANIN.
We have Deea selling your CUri'CRA RENE
DIS tor years. aud lay3 tho lrst complaint Jet
tO re'eiye from O puicLasor One " tho worst
cases az rcrJflla ever saw was cured by he usa N
i've bottles Il CUTlCuEA hEsoLYESr CUTloURA,
aud CUIicUKA SOAP. Tho sDap takes tno ''cike
here as a medicinal soap.
TAYLOR & TAYLOR. Druggists.
frankfort kan
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYkRs.
MANCHESTER TAXES.

The ist day u November Is the last day Of
grace Tor paying the last half o. tho city and
school TAX. All who have paid half should pay
the other half By tina! Zine 70 got the rebate of
FlyE PER CENr. on one half aud TWO-ANu-A-
HALF PER CENT. on the other; all paying tho
whole then will DO entitled % a rebate Of FIVE
PER CENT on enc half Of the city Tax
lam now ready % receive the state tax. and
FIVE PGR CENT. Htu DO added % all laKes-
State, city, and schc0i--unpaid December I, lso2
J. ". BkOSAUGu, IA.
&C 2t-eodtNOi Treasurer City Of Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

EMULSION OF COD-LfVER OIL.
II WITH
HYPOPHOSPHlTE5 or LINZ hND SODA
For Coughs, Colds Consumption. and a.l p ..
chial Affections.
FOX sALE BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS -pgiCg PIT.
Ask for that prepared ~
PURCELL LADD q CO.,.
oc3l WholcsaIo Drrgr..r.
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PRACTICAL
noRsEn. mrLn.. coMs.Ac.

nor SALE, ONE PAIR OF IN
4 WORK-HORsES and DOUBLE HAIR <c21
NESS-cheap. Also. SIX TENTS for sale cheap.
Apply - lll5 west Clay street &C 20-2I'
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Inieiiers snd teierrarns must 10 aodresse1
e. THF DISPATCH COMPANY
Rejected eOmlnuhicaaous viii not Do 70
turned.
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UaINA AND CROCKEBY NOTES.


4A' lAi $50 "i''''-i' una '
T.. i. T.4ILOB s. CO.,
1911 MAIN STREET,
having loproI of supar'u1us nccumulauons.
now resembles o bosutiil fower-garieu, every
plant fresh aul crisp, gll sparkling with the
.ca5 oil cry morning.
CHINA.
Wc have beautiful Dinner and Toa-Sets in
rosl China fro.h from fho is tories OF imorecs
Fine ana plalu American Goods in variety Of
style.
SUPERINTENDENT.
Elmo snyorPato:vsre. consisting ~ Tea
sets. spoons. knives aud oras, and many sepa-
-lie Fancy Vioces-attr c.iso aud pretty
CUTGLA5S.
We have quito display ~ Ono pure Cut-Glass
,u beautiful d-s sn-, Sparkling ana snowy.
VASES AND BASQUE ORNAMENTS.
very large Gs,ortmout from the Plain opal
10 tho celebrated Royal Worcester
CLOCKS AND BEONZES.
wo have many Zine French CLOCKS. of highly
ornamental 0ui-h, but accurate tmesoepers.
Also sml..ar Clocks. ranging from 81 10 80, Our
Brouzes arc qnit, artistic. aud portray scenes
anI d.,4ro5 OF luo old orcclaa aud roman pc
roL
CHARACTERISTICS.
ro hay, large -t1sk II Chambor-sets IN
Cufra, Granite AMI Decorated Tin, including
many novelties.
Come, haste 20 500 while lLo bah is rolling
Come. nas,c asvo-er- rI-n to tno I0Alus,
Nith 81 aim iu Wow;
We uinF twin pay ..4 SEQ our wares,
for an hour thus spout viii lessen your cares,
And to better f0r AS aul pottor Tor you.
re- Il-uula m
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The latest shade Of rrecn-thc sAcEwLLr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

Reading notices in readlng-rnatier Vpa
llncs or lcs-s 81: In nonpsreu loaded. 9'o'
Gard q rates Tor m0s space furnished On ap-
flcAA0n.
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nENOCnATfC TttAty.
.,,..,,,..- ~enlv NoVrNIERf. 1890

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nENOCRATfC TICAET.
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