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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-01-25
A Paste level of Consistency
Trenton Gszstte (Rep,).

The New York Erening Post op.
poses john Wanamaker, of Phila-
delpbia, for place in President
Harrison's Cabinet, because he
made liberal contribution to the
Republican campaign fund. But
the Ereaing Post continued to give
ardent support 10 President Cleye.
land after his $4,000 chect had
been contributed to the Demo
cratic campaign fund. Mugwump
political ethics are very much like
the handle OF a jug-all on one
side.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-01-25
Suinu White Caps.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 10
Adam Berkes, whose treatment by
the White Caps at Sandlna, Brown
county, created so much excitement
early in November, has entered
suit against seventeen of the most
prominent farmers of Whiterock
township, asking damages IN the
sum of $4,000. Berkes removed
TO HillsbOro after his terrible whip
ping and suit was entered in the
Highland Common Pleas Court.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-01-25
The Store had been Robbed FIRE.
QuentIy
AND THE BURGLAR, WHEN DIS
COVERED, PROVED TO BE A
RESPECTED YOUNG MAN.

NASHVILLE, KY, January d.
Wilson's store at Wilson's landing
has been robbed frequently OF late,
and Saturday night James McCOr-
mack kept watch. He was con-
cealed in an upper room and was
awakened at a late hour by persons
who had effected an entrance. Pro.
ceeding TO a lower room he was
fred upon by one of the men, the
bullet grazing his forehead. He
returned the fire with a double
barreled shot gun, Killing one Of
the burglars instantly. The rest
fied. the dead man was found to
be Al Harrison, aged twenty-one,
son of respectable parents, and
who had always been well thought
of in the community. He had a
revolver in each hand. HarrisOn's
companions are still unknown.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-01-25
Forced Her Sisters to Eat Poison

COLUMBUS, GA, Jan. pa
special to the Enquirer SIN from
Mecbanicsville, Ala, says the IL
year.old daughter Of Joe Weeks,
colored, forced four of her younger
sisters to eat Rough on Rats. Two
of them have died, aud the others
suffered terribly. The girl admits
her crime.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-01-25
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,

No. 8. Is il not worth the small price
of IS cents TO free yourself of every symp-
tom of these distressing complaints, If you
think so call at our store and get bottle
of Shloh's Vitalizer. Every bottle has .
printed guarantee on 1t, use accordingly,
and if it does you no good it will cost you
nothing. Sold by b. Schmitt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-01-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE and LOT A.!
IN WOODSTOCK, VA.

By virtue OF decree on the CIrcnit
Court of Shenandoah county, rendered in
the chancery cause Of l.. 1riplett, Jr.,
guardian, VS.. J. S. Irwin, Sc, the under
signed special commissioners will offer at
public auction, in front Of the court house
door. Woodstock, Va, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10Th. 1859,
the house and lot recently occupied by
Mrs. Mary Arthur, situated on the West
side Of Main street, Woodstock, Va. adj
joining the property Of Mrs. Moses Walton
and Mrs. Elizabeth Heller. The house is
a good frame building and is in good re-
pair.
gr-TERMs or SALE: Cash on the day
of Sale. Sale at o'clock, ?. NJ.
WIN. I. WILLIAMS,
II. =. ALLEN,
Special Com'rs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-01-25

The farmers IN the Dismal
Swamp section complain that bears
are attacking their stock and do
ing damage.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-01-25

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Of Shenandoah County, Woodstock,
Va, January Is, 1889,
L, Triplett, Jr., CDR, &c, 80. Complt.,
Against In Chancery.
j, ;. Irwin, .----...---. ..-...-. Deit.
/, Geo. w. Miley, clerk Of said court, do
hereby certify that w. I. Williams who
was appointed special Comr. Of sale in said
cause by a decree rendered therein on
the l4th day of Jany., 1889, has execut-
ed bond, with personal security, in the
penalty fixed by the court, and condition
ed and payable as prescribed by law.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
January, A. d., 1899.
GEO. w. NILEY. c. G. csc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-01-25

Unless all signs fail in every ex.
tensive crowd of ladies there is a
great hustle.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-01-25

Straw berries are bringing $3.50
a quart in New York.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-28
CHANGE.
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

changedP Yes, will confess it-I have changed. do not love you in the old fond way. am your friend still-time has not estranged
 One kindly feeling of that vanished day. But the bright glamour which made life dream, The rapture Of that time, It's sweet content, Like visions of a sleepers brain they seem
 And yet cannot tell you how they went. Why do you gaze with such accusing eyes
 Upon me, dear? Is it SO very strange That hearts like all things underneath Gods skies, should sometimes feel the influence Of change? The birds the flowers, the foliage Of the trees,
 The stars which seem so fixed and so sublime, Vast continents. and the eternal seas
 All these do change. with eyer-changng time The face our mirror shows us year on year ~fs not the same: our dearest aim, or need, Our lightest thought, Q feeling, hope. or fear,
 All all the law of alternatiOn heed. How can ask the human heart to stay.
 Content with fancieS Of Youths earliest hour? The year outgrows the violets of May
 Although maybe. there are no fairer flowers And life may hold sweeter love than this,
 Which lies SO cold, so yoiceless and so dumb. And will miss ft, dear? Why. yes. we miss
 The yiolets aways-ttll the roses come -Erchdnge
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-09-28
FOLLOWED.

BY II. H. CUMMACK.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

clothing Of tine SCOT be proceeded 10
take all of the money he could md,
which was q considerable sum N silver
coin. coppers, &c. and he also took a
small quantity of sugar and coffee. and
then went out by way of the window
leaving bis bare foot tracks very dIs-
tiucl upon the floor.
UNDER the heading "Tomahawk'd
His Brother. the Norfolk VrginidH
says: The vicinity of Indian Creek,
Norfolk county, was thrown IN iLe
most intense excitement on TUESDAY
evening last. caused by the attempt
one brother to kill another. Ii seen ;
that George Brockett. well kn0" II
ami respectable cOlored man OF Indl' II
Creek. had an occasion to reprove
seventeen-year old brother during the
day for some neglect of work, and that
later i'm the day the boy crept up behind
his brother and endeayOred TO scalp him
with Ratchet. cutting one side Of his
head down about three inches, making
an ugly wound. besides cutting him ON
the arm and hand quite badly. Inc
wounded man was carried into MS
house and medical attendance sum-
mOned. and. the assailant was placed
under arrest. At last accounts Brock
EFT was not expected to live.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

l0''l's'' ,'''' '''. '' '''. r.,.
4ohhI"N y 'A.' % uS"s' &C. ',"s .
ne iolh oil august l''e con- .en'.o' ~,
ne lN-c'ti'7 ''i'' ..''i '.' mn ' in ~
Tor thiee 1al al ''i"i' 4., o'l,''O'' 81 a. ("
county "nJ'uIieu n me- NY -
10" j. Oh " "siil ID, -'9l'' ~ - 'Nr l''
Ar. y eiuo"' oi o. 81. '". d.
L' blaI".' Oh i'iio nut iI .,.'
pie''n'u 81. l'"' ''''
eo"Neu'i"" ID '"'7 "''' "''0''''' ''"
greg u9h7'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

Quay & Co., know that he can get up q
big case OF Suppression Of negro
Votes. - in case he is defeated.
This is one of the reasons why quay
& Co. are so much interested IN the VII
ginia canvass for the governorship'
They want grIst for the outrage MILL
to work that machine on the people IN
1892.
Il is certain that the Democracy OF
Virginia is as perfectly united as the
best Democrat could wish. but 1t Is
well to know and to understand thor
oughly that this is the final pitched
battle between the honesty of the
State and its domestic enemies and
traitors. Then. in Gods name, let Ut
put on our armor, and as glorious Billy
Payne says, "Well drink or eat
through the helmet barred.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

When the Malone Convention met
yesterday it appeared as a personal ma
chine and patent medicine advertise
ment Of Malone. with the cheap bogus
article TO be put on the market with a
hundred times its value in the wrapper
and the advertising boom.
General Malone is very strong bad
man. and intensely conceited with a
foregone conclusion Of self glory that
will make him think that he can buy
the goyernorehip with Quay's Doodle.
Quay q Company. head centre
.boodlers OF the G.. o. F.. have been so
far beguiled by Malone that they be-
lievs his caucus goat to be d spotless
lamb. and the Virginia darSey, a white
WISHED angel. They also proceed on
,ne theory that Virginia can be made
Republican in contradiction Of its ira.
dtions. and in the face Of the zooloei-
cal monslrosites.of black and-tan con
veptOn.
RAn that belief is hypothecated by
Malone for so much money, and be
yond the inevitable defeat that Mr..
Billy Malone will get is the speculation
on expressing the negro vote. which
speculation is one Of the ideas Of the
q. o. p. to reorganize and readjust the
voting in the Southern States with
plan Of Federal supervisors.
General Malone is a soldier, and with
smart tactical ideas he proposes to
arrange for his retreat in case OF disas-
yer, aud the way be does l! is 10 let
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

Not even in the eventful year OF 1898
was the Virginia Democracy 20 united
as now. We had then the difficulty Of
placing the Read ulster Mahoneltes e1
actly where they belonged, and the re-
mote country people had to be enlIght-
eued on the fact that Malone had been
masquerading under false colors. A
soon as they discovered that he was
a Republican and Radical
the great difficulty in Virginia politlcs
vanished. and the State asserted her
traditional allegiance to the Democratic
party. Since that year the conflicts be
twen the two parties have been fought
on well defined lines. and in the pres
ent one the Democrats will sec their po
81 ion clearly. There is no debt ques
ton to break the harmony OF the party
as it Is understood that that has beer
put on a footing that practically tak.f
it out Of politics and leaves it TO the
courts.
Ga the tariff question the great ma
iOrity Of the honest and intelligent PEG
pie Of the State know that the Repub
lican idea Of high protection duties b.
simply plan to make the masses o.
the people pay taxes, and useless taxes
every time they breathe, to the power
OF monopoly. We call the Republican
party down on that monstroslty II
government affairs.
That the people must pay fifty or &
hundred per cent. taxes on the Deces
sary articles Of life. and forbid us t.
buy from the foreign market, and f0i
bid Us TO sell to the markets of a.,
world. The Virginia campaign will IL
q very important preliminary skIrmisi
leading on to the grand national fgh
OF 1872.
1t will try the virtues and the powe
Of the protective tariff as Republican
dogma, and it will display the wrong O.
the policy Of isolation by taxes tina
shut us out from the marts Of the worlC
at large eand make us submit ourselve
to the arbitrary system Of manipula
ted home market.
The Republican idea Of Protection
shuts up the markets of the world L
the American and makes this enlight
cned people no better than a Robinson
Crusoe Island communicated intelli
gent enough to trade with neighborini
islands.
The great principle Of the moderl
world is fair exchange OF cOmmodl
ties, but the vital and practical idea !
killed dead when We are prevented
from getting the materials of oihe
countries to work on, and prevented
from buying in those foreign markets
That looks as plain as a fact can look
and we believe that the people vii
see it.
The Republican party sing nationa
anthems TO the Union and damn tn
Rebels They may pirate Of protec
ton OF labor while the starved work
men strike. But the simple truth
that they are walking on ice, that get
thinner with every warm ray Of ligh
from the every day bulletins Of tb
news.
Resides the great principles Of on
party, the Virginia people have the ba'
name of the Malone Republicans, tina
stands scare.crow to any man veal
enough to wayer between the two par
ties.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

SO let it be The Virginia Demcc
racy knows now where it stands.
There is no family general.
The champions we put up are gentle
men, and they command the respect OF
the people.
The Virginia Democracy want moth
ing better than a fair field and a fan
fight.
That is the old rule Of our people.
General Malone has all his life, fol-
the fifteen years of his political career
wanted to be Governor Of Virginia.
May satan seize us if we do not wisi
with equal fervor to see the contes
fought between the devil and honesty
Of the community Of Virginia.
General Malone is the deputy devil
Let US see whether he can win.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

TO-DAY is bad lack Friday for the
candidate for the gallows. -Four con-
demned murderers are to be hanged at
the Tombs; there were five, but one has
been repueved.
The hangman will be Joe Atkinson
whom Sheriff FlacS has hired for tn,
horrible job. He has been engaged
during the past week in the construc
tion of the gallows, and, as he is very
expert at The business, there is reason
70 believe that the judicial killing vii
be performed without bungling.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

M u ~ II NIITUf-II III" y - "
cal observer of affairs and of men IN
Farmville for now hard upon one hun
bred years. and Of late he has been
watching the passing trains loaded
with statesmen and patriots going East
to frame political tickets and plat
forms. aud he insists upon it that the
most striking contrast he ever did see D..
Go be found in comparing a carload of
shouting democrats with carload OF
subserylent Mahoneites.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

THE Times Democrat is entirely wrong
in its theory that Governor Lowry
could afford 10 show ciomency and lei
Sullivan of. If Governor Lowry shoulo
treat that case in any but strictly
lust and manly manner, he would
boomerang himself at the moment
when he has the respect Of the worlc
for his act in tearing the mask Of frauC
from the face of the brute, aud biing
ing him right down to the responsibility,
TO the law and branding bis disgrace
ful calling.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

WHERE aJe b SIS Mahone's votes
That is the question that calms The
politics Of Virginia.
We do not believe that Malone think.
nat he can be elected
He Is playing a game to stock tn
ack of cards for 1892, and help III,
,ational G O. l.. to their nefariou.
cheme Of Federal supervisors.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

LORD BRAssY must be real Oscar
Wilde aesthetic and Walt Whitman
Deautifier. lie has an Indian room
in which are rare cSriosities, including
skulls of natives that big chiefs used a.
drinking cups. and the entire collection
illuminated with electric lights enclosed
in sea shells.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

THAT sad sea dog. Captain Shepa' d
# the revenue cutter Rush. has caugh
-everal more depredating British seal
ers. The question is, what sort of O
prize crew did no put on the craft? !
ne he had a Midshipmite ami Butter
cup on board he would be a regular
Plnafore. l.. 5. y.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23
VII GINA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE

Furnished b, the Times" torrespon-
dents aud state Exchanges Paragraph.
and Editorial Opinion, Clipped. Com
riIcdand Condensed From Home Papers.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the 1imes.l
DANyuLF. VA. August FLA vet
oran OF Democracy sand 10 the TINES
correspondent to-day that be never in
ms long experience in political affairs
saw such universal satisfaction over
the Gubernatoral ticket. Said he. Il
have heard from an over Halifax. Pitt
sylvania and adjoining counties. and |
have heard quite % number Of voters
speak IN person. aud they are exultant
over the prospect for a Democratic VIC
tory this fall.
This gentleman said that while he did
not wish 10 speak erOgerator.ly Of the
unsuccessful aspirant for the nOmina-
ton. he was correlated in the opinion
by great mai0rityof the voters that
the nomination of Mckinney Tor Gov
crnor was one of the Wise.t steps That a
Democratic assembly had ever taken.
Next Wednesday tine Farmers ALI
arce Of Virginia viii meet here, and
Will continue several days. This or
paniz ition consists solely of farmers.
and Is organized for the purpose OF
demanding from the other business
companies and corporations what Is
due the farmers. and what they clam
not to have gotten heretofore. Their
object for meeting now Is TO attack the
railroad companies and guard manuiac-
turers. \ great deal OF interest Is
manifested in the result Of their meet
ing.
A VERY SAD DEATH
occurred at Statewide. about sixteen
miles from Dauyilie. this morning.
when the death Of Nr Charles Nilkin-
son was announced. The deceased was
about eighteen years Of age. aud was q
| bright and prosperous young man. lie
was the son of Mr. Thornton Milkin-
son. prominent farmer 81 Statewide
Not far from this place Mr.. John
Hubbard a venerable Old man of sixty
five summers passed away last Monday
evening. The deceased was a highly
respectable farmer. and ms loss Is
deeply regretted by the community
| The cause of bis death was heart
disease.
Near Laurel Grove last night young
folks festival, known as lawn party.
took place for the benefit of benevolent
causes. a large crowd Of youag peo-
pie were present. DO which Pit.sylNania
and Halifax beauty vas largely repre-.
sented The most interesting feature
Of the evening was the presentation OF
a beautiful bouquet TO the most beauti-
ful lady present. This was unanimous
~ awarded Miss Annie Lewis. very
attractive young lady of Llurel Grove.
The City Council met last night. 4
very interesting meeting was held. in
which important business WAS trans
icted.
TIE farmers iu Obs section are very
busy curing t.bscco. The bottom leaves
4 the plant are burning up on account
Il tine wet weather. while the bud
leaves remain green and unrpe. 10
avoid cutting the green tobacco the
planters are res0rting 10 Cd new y dis
covered method n which they urine
the burning leave, rd string ihen' up.
0u sticks 90 cure. ihu- allowing The bud
l,ayes 20 ripcn. The sale of the weed
bis week has been heavy and the prc
GOOD. Tie old crop viii soon be al
delivered.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

LAST Wednesday, Columbus Craw-
ford. small cli1reI boy. OF Ports
mouth. attempted fl lump on barge al
the d.cf,. 1ut lac fli-caieuistcI the dis
lance. fcll n the wafer aud was
irovuel
ABRAHAM t-AnlA7 'c.l,IelI' "hiit
sawins uce al 1'OnAm 7' Aioem"i i'
county ana A.t n'l'et .itl one OBJ ih'
larger iimu' hA1 ,'H-nl '.''" lice
'tanUIn5 r'"'. '-'.'i i'' uYoD
i'7 N.'..', Di..'''' .,''n ,'''''
n'' al .''''''' '''' 81, ~ I
.'''i'.' &c &c ' '''' LII. '''
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q, 10, ,,'' g'.'' '.''' ''.o , .,,'' ~ 81 ,'
Wv. .. l.''', I...i,'..,'i .-'.. .,,'.,l
- W ~ ~. '.i' r.r- '' .'''' ,, ~.
ou' "a 1.'' rl.i l' '-'
pa r5 ~ ,,''..r casi-e,l ,..G."r -
.a'' ,n,,rT,,5 L-o.sist. 80 t-of,o. ami
...-. ell H., ~ ,..l.,.,.l ...lf ,...If.'i n,.
,n,o'th. frs. al, and f,,ll l.i,.rl,. and ~
ma. ..,it',,. +. .,,li .l...,.. ~, H.. %,
's 49,
THE Genital Fresby tciiAn Church.
Atlanta, Ga. recently decided TO raise
the pastor 5 salary from ej.uUD 10 c4.UUJ
year. Dr. o-fiehief' VINO had just re-
turner rom "'s summer vacation mas
'9'oi,'''',' Ii'' ','.'''1 -,'-.o'' D5 s'y 'nh
proposed increase lie knew the con.
htion of the church, De said. and felt
that IT, money could be- used 10 better
advantage IN some other direction. Dr..
Stuckier ls native Of LynchJurg. Va,
adistinguished sraduateof Washington
ana Lee University and one Of the
.eading ministers % the Southern Pres
oyterian Chuicn.
TIM p.,,illa sste.tellscf n ta,.,i.
lila ac.,io,., r,.r ,',.sr No. 49, eoiio,+i.
M W. Rmgh WIN i've naer H.,
louisville ON g. w. Berkner's farm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

IN NSEN-Died. 90 hls late residence. so.
1922 east Main street, MH.ANDNEN ENEN-
SIN, after Hu Illness Oi Line months aged
iurfy-luuf wears.
Funeral from above residence TODAY at
J.. NJ. Friends and acquniniauces OF the
deceased, and also of Ibis brother T.. Even
further notice.
Boston amt Washington papers please
cuUN.I
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

Rawley water is the best remedy in
maiuiies peculiar 10 females and Ia
general Tor all diseases caused by
poverty OF the blood or debility of The
nervous system. Hotel open until
NOrrua nor lst. aul6 cod 4t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

COME to the front with Quay 5 Doodle
But where are the ieutenants wis
backed Malone? ana echo answer.
Nowhere
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23
RAILROAD,
AND WESTERN RAIL.

NORFOLh ArD " 10
~ oo.t,v rR hgSS' TO NORFOLK
,ru,c nsfTY TRAINS TO LfNJhbo ~
scuEDiJLE IN EFFECT MAY ~ 1871
LEAVE RICHMOND. ....,.,,rs
80 4. NJ. Daily, ga Richmond ~" .-,,.,,ry lfsg
a. ". daily. arrive Norfolk l."
OMAN. pally, yia Richmond and Peters',,''.lf,s
railroad. Arrive 20 fetefs3uit i3.-l
An No. leaves PctcrsuuiH ~.
a NJ Tor Farmyil'e. Luxembourg
Roanoke. Bristol. y noNtiiti t i.N g.. u. u,
noints Soufh and West. THRU Oh
COACH TO RADfOkD.
7.no y n Daily. ala Richmond ali tfI'f-ptif
''' railroad Arrives a. IefeftuAN "a
IA D. A. leaves pcfcrsDu = o.ln
AZ dsilv' arriving Norfolk llN
NJ. THROUGH CAR TO NON
FOLK. o...,....
railroad. arriving af Pctnlsn-ff d'
40 =. r.. connecting WItn liaia -.
J. leaving Petersburg af 900 =. 81
Cor farmNllc. Lynclourg' hpanoe.
POcehont9s Bristol, knox tiil.i 'nt.
;ano0gn and an points south Ah'
PULLMAN ST EFpfNG-CAR ACC0MMODA
TIONS.
No. l-siefTing-csr Peters burg 20 n'is-,
without change, leaving petersburg ut.1
T.6 p. y. Pullman sleeper L1nchDAfs
Memphis. without change 49,
No. 3 pullman sleeper Lyuchnnrf 20 view
Orleans, and Roanoke 20 Chattanooga "'lno-'
Ticgete. BAGGAGE checks. and aii Information
can De obtained 40 Richmond and ie.efs, ~
Railroad depot. A. ". Garn1rs. lNN .iAN
street. rnd at the Company oAee' ell N"a.
'''''' ''''' WI. BEvlLL
General Passenger Assent.
CHARLES C.. EDDY, Vice President.
General of-lC. Roanoke. y a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

WILL General Malone. Republican
candidate for Governor, meet Captain
Mckinney on the stump; and if he
does, what will be say :
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

u. j.. BREwENRAcH. New York City
says: Bradycrotne is the only medi
che that relieves my Headache.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

Train Ne. cd connects daily ~ hoTevlIIf
Cor Chase Clty. lnradFIlle. nrf oxford
Durham. Henderson and Raleigh COO
meets ~ Greensboro Or N.r0
Na.lI4l. Salon. ana winston, hna a.I .i'
North Carolina Division. or Salisbury Tor t.n
Vile. Hot Springs ana all ponli .n West. u
North Carolina, a1d at Charlotte for g.. q 3
A. 10. b.
Train no. Ed connects daily Is. Greene
h0rO' for sHlem. Winston. Raleigh. Colds
b.ra'. lrd Mofehcad City. af salisbury io.
AahoVile Ho. Springs. and fu points
western North Carolina. at Charlotte WIZ
Charlotte. Col lmhH lud Augusta railroad I'D
Columbia, augusta. AItcl. llaiI., iNu, 'ftN
Florida D0iIis cleo With Carolina Centre
l..Ir0ad lor Wilmington.
Trains .rlm tll south arrive GO Ai-nno1D
r.frl.m. uuI I.fI n.fl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

Mrs. MAVERICK is an American We
man. but her country is not anxious 60
claim her.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-23

GENERAL MALONE is not as young
and healthy as when, in 1864, he fought
the enemy.