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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22

itaunlide umumme bon @etff. .uns
sbaratterfolisftit, bon 2iige, gerIeum,
oung, @traoi6neioung, Shwinbel,
Shader, Beife6tidfeit, Marttibreierei,
Rcbbeit, gbriu6t. Aemte,iudt. @oIb=
iubt, Selbitiuht! @el@' eine iammer,
poae Mrmutb an wabrer 8aterlanbs.
liebe, an lauterer 8eseiferuns an Opz
fertpiqiateit fitr oas aqsemeine 0obl,
an grosen @ebanfen, an eolen @runo
l6sen, an Ginii@t. on Mufriebtte=
1t bei golf umo SSiibrern! Babre
lib, man mus Ianee In 4merifa ieir,
NON tnuB 'th ielbft itatt ,,omerifani.
hit baben; Inn oieB MQes niht bel ieoer
neuen Babl auf's neue idmerSli@ gu
empfiaoen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22
Ser &atbolifsutag In CeferreiG

= let eli Sabren bat teiner mebr ifatts
eefunben - 1T iebt enogiiltie ouf oer,
26.-29 Houember nah Bien einbe
rufen. Oie Cite Der Beranfaltsr emf
bdlt mande tlanspoqe Nli,en; 6ofcatt
2ienbaher fsblt. Die Sprahe oes Aui
r,tfs it frdftis, entihieoen uno I'M s1n-
gen nidt seeisHet, Die @erabte 81 redt
fertisen od6 Die 8srianmlunJ eineu
neuen Beitras su bem enoloien Gapitel
Der ,,Rldiihten" liefern rperbs. Sc
batte g'beiBen, bic r6niide, bic 4rbsiter.
uno ole Sdul 6rase tpiiroen nidt BE
rfbrt. DieB trift NM b'sislih be
| lerferu au: Der 4apR mire ertpahgt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22
Npelduten.

Dar& bic Grrenrdume
@ett ein 8rilben mile,
Tas wie SetnluGtstrdume
0a9 benz Simmtl f&willt.
3wil6en scleneu Sternsn
@dmeet Nsr Suusfrau Bib
TEN aus GreenfeInen
%a' pieb @riBen gilt.
sFrtI tetn Iiebsnb 3st1en
9las benz &reentbal
G,bnsnb mag rIrethen
Sbrer Bursen 3atl.
Trth fe tlidt ternteter
2dAtlno su esm ghall
Srratmer @bsnblishsr
S6rer &tnter al.
llnb fe gilt zen Sesen
Sod POM Sternentbrpn -
@pet auf Grbsrwessn
SGbnfer 6immsls rbn.
p. amtrrs s&upp s. ].
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22

putIIiIWSI VkltuhuuBS'uultBlett uIitet
oen Bdrtetadnse,n oes Hssime BIS.
mard finoen mir III Der .QDin. Bolfsa.
eintse oraitlids 8roben, welhe tp,r bier
bsrlsben srr @rniateruuS SOLDER, tie
etua, angsetslt bon Der vBaaetir" in
Imtrifd, son 9tim,peb nah Deutialono
t@ aHgetpmcelt fhblen.
Dte .aulner 3eitune', Elm politiides
Soc ,lblltt. pas 5uslet@ fir 6 u | m ais
Snte0i9ensblatt, oaneben aber auh ais
anltlides 8ublications Organ oer2rei&z
8erwaltuns fungirt, bate als anron-
Cen 8eildse sesen 8eaabluns einen Auf
ruf 5ur gSabI Der be,Sen eiiinnts
gen Garoieaten perbreitet uno lib bas
ourG oas W Bfaaen oes bcrtisen 2ano;
ratbsarnts 8sinllters &esisr,lnssaHeI
lor 5oene sugs;osen. Yin Der Sp;b.
uetGf.nil,dte nun cie .8ulm. 3ts.' uns
ter Der Rubrif uAmlllae 8sfanntn;ade
ungsn" folgenoe Ibbiite:
uSn folge emes beoauerlihen Ser.
iebsns (!) 1T unlsrer Isstsn Nummer Tin
Bablaufruf Der oeuid fretiinniaen 9ar-
tet bei9sfiiSt gelpeieu. 9is Geoact,un
1T bon le.ten nes f6nisliden 9auoraibS=
aa,tes auisefcroert tporoen, iia bel Den
perren @uts uto @emeinoe. 8orltebern,
ueIhen linier 8!art al5 amtlihss Yub.
l,cattons Organ lberlanot piro, pesen
o,el,s 8erlebens gu entldulOisen, &ulm,
27. Oct. 1888. Die Reoaction Der Sui
mer 3e,tung> 8arl 8ranot."
Sn oellelben Numper oes 8lattea
uuroen aber nit grobsin uno ee'pe1r=
TEN Druid Die beioen s q -telL San
oicatsn Utelter ( (5dnaerau) ,mo Dem.
mes (S.rnou) ben Wdblern argeprie:
len uno ais eine upatripti'de Afsdt"
ans 0ers selegt, uur 8oblmdnner 3u
Ddb!en, rpe.he geipanen itno, Den be,
Den 9sndnnten @anoiDaten ibre Stinme
81 geben.
Ser 2anbrath bon . blau, Or. b.
8utltansr, Elm SDbn oes frilbsrn Mini
tiers res Smern. LIEF in benz Stl1uel
Hreiss uno Glaot Blatl' prm Is. uni
% October ben @riaB ii5sr Gle SteI
lung Der Bsdmteu bel Den Datlsn upu
4. Sonuar 1882 perofeniliden. Sr
Der Drummer oes amil,ten HIlites BON
80. Ot. finoet fih fcl5enoe vAmtll@t
Sst1nntmahun9":
~Sn Der ytr. 253 Der 5rsilinnissr
3situus b finost ii9 e,ne 3uihritt que
oem BatltreiS 8tieg Oblm, IN tpeltel
Der G1no.ratur ces Ballsrn8utsbeiibsrl
SUIT IN ssdssrnoorf mil benz 8sme,tet
aeoa9t niro. oaB oeti;loe 10 3abr,
lang 8sltsfhullebrer gspeier
lei uno oaIS o,e 9sbrer oes Rre,lss fiji
feline Babl eifri9 et,tretsn piirbsn. Su
oem i'd auf Die 8sifimmunsen in beE
Aaerbbhfen Gllab bonn 4. Sanual
1882 Die 5telunS Der 8eamtsn gu ber
Wablsn betrtf nd pertpeiie, bemelte ID
bierm, baB i'd, faas es n,ir gu Obrer
fommt, ,oab 8Cltsihuasbrer oeS OpLaue1
Rreiies in asitaiDriI6er Beiie flir oi'
sSahl oes GERM Suit tbdiiJ isin ioaten
Die otSctpltnariihe 8eitra
fun 9 iolher p flid dtnereei1ene,
I'D 9ehrer berbeifiibren tperoe"
Oil lbe Rummer Der gen. 3eitrlrs
aber, in w;lhsr Der 2anoralb oieien ia
,noien Tlses6efebl usrDffsrill6te, bradt
TN a,dtantliden Sbs,l Den 8tridt abe
cine couierpatipe g8dbler=g =geriammlunl
in O5lau. Sn bisisr 8sriammluni
lfunsire Der 2reiss 5 dulinfpee
Itor Shr6ier als Boriisenoer uno be
9anbratb, Qerr ,. 8uht1mer, al
8eiliser!
Gommeutar iiberHiihs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

sooner or later, these men viii he the
bone and sinev OF ii. The yachtsmen,
especially those Of the Seawanbaka Co
rinthian Yacht Club. have taken up this
matter with the greatest possible inte-
rest, and arc using all their influence
to secure the passage OF law
founding the reserve naval brit
gade. In the mean time the constant
drill OF Corinthian races and squadron
cruises, together with the study Of naviga-
ton, Of which a large number OF Ameri-
can amateur sailors have recently taken
hold vigorously. is molding the men into
good practical sailors with n valuable lot
OF experience. The American yachts
men do not devote their entire time and
study 10 the construction OF racing craft
to defend the Americas cup. The United
States yachting ensign is seen float
ing from the main peak OF staunch and
handsome cruisers from Cape Sable to
the Sea of Saragossa, and not infrequent-
ly it crosses the western ocean and
streams to the wind in Cork HarbOr, or
nutters gently under the shadow of Gil
bralter. Tho yachtsmen of the United
States ere almost as hardy and adyentu-
rous as those Of England. Many of
them, trained under the discipline OF the
several Corinthi3n clubs, are smart sea-
men, while goodly number Of them
can and 90 navigate their own vessels
across open water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
The American Yachsman.


II is common lament that steam has
destroyed the romance OF the sea, and
that iron " smoke pots are fast driving
the able soamen Oh the face OF the deep.
The fine old salt Of the merchant marine,
who cracked on sail till all was blue IN a
Liverpool packet, or tumbled aloft to
reef topsails in the "roaring fOHies,
has degenerated into deck hand who
does not know anything better than
manning one end of cabin passengers
trunk and the blue jacket who could
souint along his swivel gun or
follow with bound the inspr-
ing cry. Away, borders !" now
looks a,oit ut clear sky unoO-
stlucted by spars. and feels that he IS
only sea soldier. Fortunately the life
and vigor Of old-time seamanship find
some opportunity for existence among
the yachting fraternity. There one still
has an opportunity to go aloit and get a
smashing ride through the clear air
eighty feet above decks. There one can
q" tail on to haul aft the sheet or can
lie out to furl "A jib on bowsprit that
plunGes him neck deep in green water.
There one can look aloit in a
moonlight night and SEQ pile upon
pile of silver canvas swelling
against the gold and blue of a sum
mer sky, while the ripples sing merrily
under tue forefoot and the wake glim-
mers and CLOVIS with phosphorescence.
There one can lind brass-hearted old sea
villains in the forecaste ready to spin
any number Of twisters about the awful
hurricane they fell in with in 1868 when
"a.runniu' downo' the no'theast trades, "
or of the tremendous race they had half
wav across the Atlantic in the sloop
Heartsease with nm English ship that
could not gain a cables length on them
in 700 miles. These remarks apply with
great force 10 America, where the short
sighted policy of the national lawmakers,
intent upon protecting the interests OF
few native ship-builders, has al
most driven the American flag from
the face OF the seas. The yachting-men,
the New England fishermen and "halers,
and the Sandy Hook pilots keep alive
the traditions and practice OF old-tIme
seamanship, and when the American
naval reserve is formed. as it will DO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

fC.r---r..f,. .e. cc Of tlc Richmond DiBpachl
Wrsr poNT, Va, Sept. %. 1888.
The inst cotton-ship Of the season ar
rived This week. She viii load Tor Liver
pool.
~ Hausfori Anderson. proprietor OF
the. Terminal Hotel here, and Miss Iva
johnson. Of West Point. we're married
~ iacAmouI ou Wednesday. The mar
Iiagc Was gsit, a surprise to our people.
1t i understood that they are nov North
on q bridal iolr.
Mrs William Nesbitt, formerly OF
Sbamokin, IA, died al her husbands
residence, in West Point, few days
aco. after a long illness She was we'll
ana iayo-ably known, and universal sym
patty Is expressed for the afflicted
family.
Misses Gertie and Blanche Lipscomb
are wsiting Mrs. h. r. Irlce.
Rev 4. +. Scott and his daughter,
Mrs r. ". EEbaDk, Of Essex, spent
several DAYS with airs. Thomas Z. Bag
by this week. -.
Mira Carter Of Petersburg, and Miss
Annie Lou Sharp, of Disputanta, are
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. 4. W. Sharp.
Mrs. +. ID. Street, Of Newport News,
is whiting her sister, Mira G. h. Hopkins.
Our people are looking forward with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
II Avn PEON.
Shut nown-wiu FIGHT manone-per.
sonai.

shut nown-wiri FIGHT manone-per.
sOnai.
Correspondence Of Tho Richmond n,sn,,ch,
=. SEPTEMBER 90, 1889.
Mr.. }. ;. Darling has closed his fish.
OIL factory at Fox Hill. This shu. down
VIII he great loss 10 the people of that
section.
MI savers, manager OF the Hampton
Manufacturing Company, is having n
residence erected on MALLORY avenue.
Shenh Williams has formally accepted
the Republican Mahone) nomina.
ton. his letter OF acceptance appearing
IN to-day's NorUOr, and he states his
determination 10 fight the Malone men
ana methods 10 the best Of his ability.
lie IS now canvassing in southampton
county.
Hon. A. p. Thorn will address the
Democrats on Monday night, and Hon
=. l.. Massey on the 9Th.
Rev. ). j. Gravart let few DAYS ago
for Dakota IN the interest Of tho indian
work at the Normal school. \ number
OF Indians who hid finished their course
at the school went with him, ard he will
bIiDg a number back with him in about
n month.
The Normal School is preparing an
elaborate exhibit for the Exposition.
Mr. v. Z. Owen cut lis hand very
badly with a clesyer a few DAYS ago.
Crcbie Lodge, Independent Order
Odd-tollows, will hold fair in Novem-
Der. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
PETERSBURG.
80, CONGRESSIONAL FIaHT-TsE CAM
PNGN AGAINST LANGsToS.
.3ev riouor-trsfic-A slight Frost--The
tlmshouso--Revenuo Statistics
Personal and other Notes
..-.r.-a.acooi BID Rleemoad pispa.eAl

...-.ero~G,1cco 81 tho Richmond pispatcnl
I,,.rs.FyBG. VA, Sept. %. 1888.
-.. harmed 30 3ay that at the Repub-
,.., Conference held at the residence of
....-.l Malone night before last a map
..e congressional campaign in this
..4 w.. planned which insures
,.-...-. contest against Langston.
....,ns overthrow ~ dlsorganizer.
r..i4ce of "A bogus convention.
..rl..liatc who has practically intro
. t.e color line in the contest. will
I..,t with al the power OF the 5 tate
...ro. cha,rmcn, whose action, 1t is
..... VII oc backed by the State and
. Committees. Langston is nc
...,... .tel to he ~ present the stronger
I...t.o Republican candidates; but
g., comics, has opened IN good
.... D. can bctter he decided as 10
.ir respective strength will stand
..t.e u.,a vhiio II may hc safely
l Tat Sir l.. c. Nenable. the
soc nominee, viii bc elected 20
-..., .f3 handsome plurality. ODDS
t.. aiy been offered on his cleo
or Collier has given public notice
.- intention % stop the sunday
.-f-af, m this city. Hereafter any
.-. convicted OF selling liquor on the
~.... .-... P cCiye tine full penalty Of
... sli Tire offence Will bee deemed
,. -.-. character tuat the Hastings
,.tr... ic asked 10 revoke the hccuse
d. e.' ny.
~., was reported this morning, Int
-l. as TO go hpt little, If any, ia
bi.hog frost SO this time would
,.-. .r.t loss mon .Aa tohacco-p.ant-
,.l. t..s section who have not yet cut
f..r l.tt to.acro.
I.,rc ave az present 80 inmates in the
.e u-.ouse, Of whom - are white
...- ctorci. The expenses OF the
,... .a.1n during ;he present month
v.-. @lr.a5. It is proposed to erect a
.. hospital binding
rruc ire past few days o; clear
weather good progress has been made
...r.. che completion Of the Peters
l..r and Cou,rslAsylum railway, which
.... zap t.c granite quarries in Dinwid-
.. ire road Is now graded to the
boundary of the Asylum grounds.
rae exports oi manufactured tobacco
t-.. tus city daring the month OF Sep
..ier amounted 10 4+t.37o pounds.
OH. Elections of internal revenue for
g. ouih were So, 6i6.i3.
al. funeral of Mrs. +. O. Hinton, who
C.eioa Thurs lay. took place from st
u.rU. church today. The deceased was
a .... e,tmablo Christian lady, and her
death Us lamclted by a large circle Of
lr .3s
SIX. Wor,hiDcton Eomane. Of New
York. died quite suddenly yesterday at
t., residence Il MIs. G. \. Romaine, in
81 terheld county, where be was visit
lcs.
he tobacco year ended to-day, and
the inspections show an increase Of seve-
lal thousand hogsheads over last year.
Cotton receipts during the past month
llya been very light, and show a decided
falling OIL as compared with the same
month O.. last year. EoBIS ADAIE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

:
THE BANKS OF THIS CITY
Il having agreed to observe WkDNEsD W
October %. AZ n general ho,tiay. I'm considcrn'
tion Of tho opening Of tho hxpositon. persons
having paper maturing on thhtdsy nre requisite
~ provide for safne co TUESDAY, October "a.
II. G. BURNETT.
Cashier First ationai Bank;
JOHN MOTION,
Assistant Cashier Merchants National Bank;
MANN :. QUAkLES,
Cashier Planters National Bank;
o. Z. MOTION.
Asst Cashi0r Nat Bank OF Virginia;
j. w. SISTON.
Cashier CITY Bank;
w. ". HILL.
Cashier Stste Bank;
g @. WALLACE.
Cashier Citizens Bank
BERNARD Ply TON, ia,
Cashier Merchants and Planters Bank.
80 3O-et
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

A carrier.piceon loft has been es-
tablished at the United states training
station, Newport. The birds are to be
used in the naval service.
Italians are employed on city work at
Sioux City, Iowa, ana in reply to an OBJ
lec;ion raised the contractors aver a
shortage OF American laborers.
The curio dealers of Kioto, Japan,
have decided to open q showroom near
the kitanc Temple, where emo article
will be admitted that IS less than 1000
years old. -
A fair damsel at Elk Point ate twenty
ears OF corn for supper one day last
week and went 10 ampmeeting IN the
evening. That the sort OF girls they
have in Dakota.
II has been estimated that during a
lifetime OF three-Score years and ten the
blood OF human being travels 1892, 400
miles and that his heart beats ., J3S, 3iS,-
900 times.
4 Chicago man has devised n pair of
boots whose wooden soles hold small
automatic press, with which the users
name and local habitation can be printed
all over the sidewalks
The stuffed skin OF black pony which
belonged to the Queen OF Spain makes
novel hobby-horse for the little King.
Ia the portrait of his Majesty the riding
horse is prominent feature.
The widow and daughters of old DR.:
Wheaton, OF binghamton, were attired
at his funeral in white dresses ana wore
bouquets OF flowers, while the remains
lay on the sofa, covered by n many
colored robe.
A gold certificate for $500, hearing the
following inscription, was received at the
Albany custom-house the other day
"When I became OF age | had Blk OF
these. This is the last Rum and WIS
key. DaTtney."
The Arkansas City Kan.) TravclleT IS
authority for the statement that an army
of ants Of the red species marched INTO
SilverdAle township recently. The IN
sects covered a space forty yards long
and three feet wide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
POLITICS on A BOON IN 4LBEMABLg.
Number Of Speakers Announced for Ron
dev-AU port;sa IA ba usord

aA'A a. - ~ 10 iNt-4u
fCoTosp anicace Of mo Richmond Uspatch.l
CHELoTTgsrIr,E, Va, Sept ~, -.
Politics are on the boom in tins county.
There will be public speaking here on
October ist 'court-day) by representa-
tiycs Of three political parties. Repre-
sentative Thomas II. Stockdale, of Mis-
siss!ppi, and others will represent the
Democrats; Colonel Sipe, State cleo
tor, and Mr. Il. II. Rawlings, district
clector, VII represent the Prohibitions
lists; while Bon. c. II. Louthan, Of
Madison county and others will speak
for the Republicans.
All of the professors of the University
of Virginia have returned from their
summer vacations and are preparing for
their next sessions work, winch begins
October Isl A great many students for
the next session have already arrived.
The weather in this section has been
very cool for the past fcw days and
frosts have formed in the upper soctiOns
of the county. Our farmers ore busy
gathering their crops and find that the
yield is very good. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
END OF A PERIL Us urDE.
A CoIored Mars Voyage Of 200 s1iics
On u Fallen Tree.

An Atlanta special says: William Ar-
now, a negro, has Just completed peril
Gus ride on a tree, OF over 200 miles. on
the Savannah river. He lived in Lincoln
county. He was fishing on the Sayan-
nah during the high water, and cot up
in a tree which was hanging over the
river to untanglc his line. The banks
being soft from the recent rains, the ne
gro and tree fell in the water aud were
carried on down tho stream by the cur
rent.
The old man chung 10 the trunk OF the
tree, and ut last succeeded in getting
upon it, and in this position he was seen
near Brier's Ferry. Several days alter
ward he WAS rescued from the tree in the
river near Savannah. he tells a thrilling
story of his novel ride.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
VILLA aBURG.
Z Grand pcmocresie GatherinE-Per-
h0naI NOfcs.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER -, 1883.
The grand Democratic gathering Of
the citizens of York, Warwick, james
CITY. and Williamsburg winch takes
7 lace at Hock Spring, near here, on the
.tt Of October vii be one Of the largest
raltcal demonstrations held on the Pc
rinsula for some years There viii be
an ol1-fashioucd Virginia oyster roast, TO
be followed 10y a general dinner Among
the speakers announced are Judge John
4. Harris. OF Rockingham Hon. II. c.
Marshall. Of Portsmouth, Democratic
candidate for CONGRESS from this district :;
Hon. #. t.. b. Wright, Of Essex Hon.
James y. Stubs, of gloucester, and -.
Gardner Tyler, Esq, OF Charles CITY.
On the nirht of the same day the speak
crs viii address the people at the court
lo1se here. Fostersare up notifying the
r.onle Of the above gathering. They
l-a signed bv ". l. Goilighsn, chair
man. York county; john II. Croflord,
chairman, Warwick county ; ii. Il. War
r.n. chairman. James City county VII
liam hi. j.. Morecock, chairman, VII
I.l.+ QUIZ. , g.
Miss Virginia Newton and Mss sane
Vaughan, Of Norioik' VINO nave peen
suuucrine here, returned home yesier-
dor evening.
Mrs. William G.. Jones who has oeen
residing here for some time, lett during
the past week for richmond where she
viii spend some time, Nr. Jones peing
principal Of tic Madison School OF that
city.
Nrs. Mary l.. Darlington IS IN WASH
'lg,.u, the guest Of her dAu6 hter' MIS-
johnson.
1ae Town Council at recent meeting
imposed Ia tax on merchants and PROBES
solai men Zone hilh oi ther o'a'e 'HAb
to b.. devoted 10 improving the streets
AMI .Eeo rle taX-rite tor 1881 az cents
O. the $500 valuation Of property,
l.r. D.. y 'r 4. avs Ha0 ~ -
asa member of the School Board c1ce
R. s. Vie IT, icued.
Execut.y,,Odcer Hanson and Chief
Nayal-COus,ruCtOr Anon pson, OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

much pleasure to the promised visit Of
uovernor Lee next week. II is also an
hounced that Hon. John T. Harris will
speak here Ivy invitation Of the club du-
ring the campaign.
MT W. +. Bagby. Of King and Queen
was IN town Tuesday Arranging 20 have
nus county represented at the Exposition.
lie has the matter in charge.
WILSON Pu,GRrM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
PRINCE FDTyAED.
Tucker ri FaTInvtile-HCI'%ious.
,r...., ,,.,, ~, 49,, ,,,,,,,,. r,i,,,,,cN ,

AUCakFE W. II aNFt iNthNs
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.l
FARNvmLF, September 20, 1888.
II. st. George Tucker of the Tenth
district. gave US last night the first utter
ance OF the Democratic party during the
canvass. Thus far it would seem We
had been doomed to the penalty Of being
ignored for our sins OF running two Re
publican conventions awhile ago. Mr.
Tucker stimulated our party zeal, en-
couraged and cheered rs IN the fight,
and very agrecahly entertained the poo
pie. Mr.. Reirne AMI our Democratic
congressional standard-bearer. Alr. L. C..
Venable, are expected TO address the
voters tonight. Our triangular fight in
this district for Congress is watched
with great interest and anxiety.
Rev. ". L. l.. Smith, Of Lynchbnrg,
closed last night at tine Baptist church IN
this place q meeting Of great profit and
pleasure. All classes and conditions
heard him gladly.
The nearncss Of the mercury to the
frost point this morning alarms our
farmers, as probably one third OF the to-
bacco remains on the hill.
Prince Edward EXHIBITS to the great
Exposition went down yesterday. Many
Of our people viii go next week. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30

Special telegram 20 the Dispa'ch.l
LyNcuBURG, Va, September pa
heavy frost fell throughout this section
last night. At least halt the crop of to-
bacco Is vet uncut and consequently
ruined. Passengers on the evening train
from the Southwest report u light snow
in the mountains this morning. 1t IS
very cold now and another big frost IS
rrObob,e tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-30
BY Henry l. Staples E Co,
Rea. IsiHte Agents snf AuctioaeeTs
les Mgiu stree.
wEsr.BROAD

VALUABLE WESr-B ADJ
' STREET. PROPERTY BIZ AUCTION by
request Of the owner we saau ors, Tor sale ~
auction. - TIC highest Bidder on TOO prentsos,
GA
MONDAY. OcrossR s is@,
AZ O'Clock T. NJ. that VERY VALUABLE LOT
OPP UKUCSp, with ingrOremeBts thereon, sl.u-
a,ed 90 the nor.h sds OF Broad street eStweoa
axteLdirg back ahoat rs : ioet to fatea allsy.
The frames dweil,pg no. 5i0 a1 ,he srasu
building In tho rear nov yield fair Income on
the invostmeLt but Sah a moderate ostlsy u
eapiIal The property may to made " par ss0 n
ms 70 handsomely. with tho certsiaty Ut s,esdy
Increase In yaiaA
lsExs: Very nsssal, aad nais known II ne
sale. HENRY l. ofAPLkS \ cu.,
60 a.sS.e0. ocsts.o.7 AursipnesrA