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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
SMITH COUNTY.
a Republican Gathering-Burrows and
Others Talk.
SPERo.

Republican observation-disclosures and
Others Talk.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
MARION VA. October 10, 1881
The Republicans had n rally here on yes
torday--quito n turnout for an ofi-day-soms 700
or COO in town. The occasion Of so large crowd
was previous announcement by posters that
General Malone and Hon. Mr.. Burrows, OF
Michigan, would address tho party upon the
i$aues involved in tho present political contest
ia Virginia. But Malone did not appear. Mr.
Burrows. however. was on time, together with q
few ~ tho lesser lights-to wit: Mr.. Gleaves, OF
Wythe: Colonel Siemp, OF Lee, and Mr.. a. L.
Robinson, OF Washington. The last-named gen
tleman 10 tho Republican Candidate for the Sem
ate.
MIR Burrows dealt IN national politics ALTO
geiher. Not n word was said about state n1ays,
and General Mahone's name was mentioned but
once or twice during his whole speech. His
theme Was the educational bin, tobacco tax, and
tariff.
There IRE aomo Republicans IN this county
who will not support General Malone. but they
arc very scarce. The oil ones will be likely TO
stick. but no now ones will be added This county
will give the Democratic TICKET from lJO 10 oUO
majority. Bland win 60 Democratic by over
100 Washington will be largely Democratic. So
that assures The election OF our representative,
John Burton. Esq, and our senator, Hon. L. l..
Roberts.
AZ the conclusion OF Mr.. Bdrrows's speech
Colonel Siemp and Mr.. Robinson got up 10 let
their people look al them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
PROPDSALS.

NO IRON MANUFACTURERS
1 OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE ENGI-
NEER. FIFTH AND SIXTH DisrNCIS, BALlI-
MORE. MD, October u. 1S30-PROPOSALS will
b. received at this Office until II o'clock noon
Of FRIDAY the 18th day OF November, 1888, for
furnishing the materials and labor Of all kinds
necessary for the completion and delivery OF tho
Of the Newport News Lighthouse,
Hampton Roads, Va. Plans, specifications, forms
Of proposal, aud other information may be OBJ
talncd on application 70 this ONCE. Tho right IS
10 reject any OF all bids, and 10 waive
anv deferis !. &. MALLERY. Captain Of kngi-
neers United States army, Lighthouse Engineer,
Fifth and sixth districts. &C lj-eOdbt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
ON TIE DAN.
Farewell sermon-The Railroad Elcc-
ton. &C


ton, sc,
fcorrcspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatchl
DAyvILLE, VA, October II, 1889.
DR.. George D. Eager. pastor OF the Baptist
church, preached his farewell sermon yesterday
10 large congregation. He reviewed the WORK
OF tho church during bis pastorate, and said
eood-by Ia most pathetic and ahectlonate
terms DIR. Eager will soon leave Tor MS h0no
Rev. /. u. Beuy. pastor Of NJ Vernon church.
announced yesterd that he would hold series
OF meetings during the week IN order 70 give ny
congregation spiritual revival In VIC inVrn-
ing he preached n sermon on the grace OF giving,
and by way OF putting it TO pracuca' test ~
ASKED the congregation for contribution o.
e25n In ten minutes aftcr the sermon CLOSER
the entire amount was raised, With eeVerai uoi-
lars % spare.
RAILROAD ELECTION.
All interest centres on the railroad election
To- morrow Many OF tho leading citzens anu
largest property-ownors are loud w their , au
vocacy OF the subscription and are eAeIuhs
themselves Ia ita behalf Within me past 10"
weeks freight rates on the Richmond and pan
vile road have been reduced fulIy ~ per
cent, aud whether tho Atlantic nn1 DhnVHlo
road had anything % DO with this reduction OF
not, many people believe II and are IN io'o
with the competitive line.
Tho people Will vote tomorrow on thsee pro-
posllions--vi2.: First, on extending tue Imo
within which :be road may be completeo 10 Nor-
folk from Dece her lst TO February lat; So
cond. ON asserting 20 tho uso by the Atlantic
and Danviilo Company OF the Richmond ana
Danville bridge at ClarksvilIe and third, on u
corpor ato subscription Of fiDOO TOWARDS tho
extension OF the road from Dan7ille 70 Bristol
Danville voted n subscription of $l5OOO0 70 me
Atlantic and Danville TO Norfok). the CONDITION
being that IL should build an Independent line.
The road il now nearly CONF leted, out Is using
the Richmond aud Danvile bridges At CIarho-
vile under lsase Of twenty-five years, and the
question has been raised as 70 whether or not
the road IL independent" when II uses bridges
belonging TO rival line. IL the people assent
to the use OF these bridges as ful1lment OF the
contract 10 build an independent line the pro-
sumption is that the city bonds Will be delivered
10 the company without trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
Essex County Democratic Nomination.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl

huntsville, OCTOBER ~, lecJ.
The Democratic n riy Of Lssex held lis con-
ventlOn at TapDshGnnock to-day for the purpose
of nominating n candidate for the House Of Dele
gates. Hon. Thomas Croxton, county chairman,
called tho body 20 order and explained its OBJ
iect. when G. X. Bray was chosen secretary.
committee upon credentials was app0iniei ny
the President This committee soon discharged
its duty, aud reported each district represented
by duly and pr0pery-elected delegates, where
upon nominations wcro announced TO ne IN or
der.
Mr. William Campbell was unanimously nomi-
mated % the first ballot.
The proceedings OF the convention were mar
moniOus ana earnest
The nomination is a good one, In that he Ia a
jealous and industrious, working Democrat OF
the true type, Is very popular III the county, and
wnl enter The canvass 10 viii, aud IL VIII MOI Dc
lns faux il he fails OF success. The wLiio FOto
Of The county win ne fully polled.
The convention was then entertained by SIR
ring and zoaous speeches from Hon thomas
Croxton. Booker Garnett, II. l.. Newhiii, Judge
Thomas z. Biskey, and tho Democratic scout,
the Ion. 4. T. b. Wright. t..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
AUCTION RALEa-Tnis say.
BY r. A. catlin, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Eleventh street.
FRANKLIN STREET
NOS. 6 AND 8 EAST.
Twill onor a, public auction. on the promisss.

I will offor at public auction, on the promises,
on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is 1889,
ut $40 p. NJ, the very desirable RESIDENCE
No. east Franklin street, lately occupied by
George ". Woodbridge, Esq, containing eleven
rooms, and kitchen With three servants rooms,
and excellent stable, carriage-house, &C. Tho
lot has frontal OF 81 feet on Franklin street,
but is So foet wide In rear, as will be shown by a
map which will be nj ssle.
Immediately after sale OF above will oifor
tho RESIDENCE No. @, now occupied by II. p
Edmond, Esq. This house contains eleven
rooms, besides kitchen with three servants
rooms. This property has frontal OF IS feet on
Franklin street, but commencing at rear wall Of
dwelling aud extending back, its width is but 30
feet
Both OF these houses are built In the most sub
siantlnl and comfortable manner. Each has a
sub-cellar, which makes the basement as deslra-
Bile as any other portion Of the house, and Ia
finished throughout with best white pine. They
we're formerly used as one dwelling, and can DO
so used now with the utmost convenience TO the
occupants.
This property Is fnshionably and centrally To-
Gated. and with moderate expenditure on each
can be made two OF the most attractive dwell
ings In ohe city.
TERMS: At sale. {. A. CATLIN.
oc0 Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
Inndnmn Notes.


IEV"-TUT I-I'- III 10 'IlV T'777''-'I ~
IFrsBURG, Va, October lin the Coun-
~ Court to-day Judge Iebbs refused 10
Grant a license for tie sale of Intoxicating
liquors at Gorcsville, in this district.
Colonel George W. Carter IS expected to
deliver a temperance address here on the
2gth under the auspices of New Star Lodge
Of Good remplars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
TINTED STATES ENGINEER OF.

L FICE, 9O5% EAST MAIN STREET. RICH
MOSD, VA. October l2, lSS9.-PkOPOSALS for
DREDGING in James river, Virginia. at Kings
land Reach, Will be received until NOON OF OC-
TOBKR Of, 1889 and then opened. The atten-
ton OF bidders Is invited 10 the Acts Of Congress
approved February "a, 1885, and February %,
1851, Volume %, page 332, and Volume %, page
ala. statutes at Large. All Information can be
had Of the resident engineer, Mr.. &. p. K. Burg
wyn. WILLIAM ?. CRAlGhlLL, Colonel OF kn-
gineer, United States array. oc Bot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15

had nne speech from overton Howard, ESQ.,, OF
Richmond. fic compared the boss " 10 Richard
III. 10 all his crime and wickedness and made
home thrust that will tell We had good re-
port from our district chairman, DIR. G. j. Ter
rcll. We have the banner club OF the county,
aud on clcciion-day old Hsila-Shop precinct
will tell tue tale. Mr. Howard coca TO Beaver
Dam 10 speak TO tho club az that place.
SPrRO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
rl,O BUILDERS.-OFFICE OF THE

4 LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER, FIFTH AND
SIXTH DISTRICTS, BALTIMORE, MD., October
II, ISsg.-PROFOsAI.S will be received at This
Office until u O'Clock noon Of FRIDAY the 18th
day Of November, 1889. Tor furnishing the mate
rails and labor Of all kinds necessary for the
erection aud delivery OF the Newport News Light
house, Hampton Roads, Va. Plans speciiica-
lions, forms Of proposal, and other information
may ne obtained on application to this office.
The ngnt Is reserved 10 reject any or all bidi
aud 10 waive any defects. j. &. HALLEHY,
Captain of Engiueers United States army.
Lighthouse Kngineor, Fifth and Sixth districts.
40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
Fredericksburg Jottlngs.

INptll1I teIegTdIII % IIIO DI9P'I0I'I
FgEpYRICKsBURG, VA, October A-Albert
Harris, aged nfty-three. colcred citizen OF TINS
city, dropped dead here this afternoon from
hesrl-disease. lie was In the employ oil MI
Eugene Bode and was faithful servant.
Tho funeral Of Or. X. b. REYNOLDS took
plare this morning from 81. Georges Epi--
copai church, and his remains were followed TO
the City cemetery by large NUMBER OF irlends
and acnuAin tances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
MATHEWS COUNTY.
Wise and Jones stir the People Up.
Special telegram 20 tho DIspatch.l

MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, VA. October H.-lon.
George D. Wise aud nayrius Jones ad iressed
the people OF Mathews this evening. Mr.. Jones
acquitted himself very handsomely 1t was Mr..
wiss's arst appearance among our people. ho
spoke 10 an original hnd forcible manner, and
devoted much OF his time 70 Malone. whom he
handled almost entirely upon Republican evi-
deEce. Although the weather was inclemont the
courthouse was packed with an appreciate aud
enthusiastic audience. Mathews Will give tho
ticket 40 majority.
Hon. James ~ Stubs and George Hundley
commenced their canvass tonight NJ Willlams's
store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
SHAKING UP NANSEMONO.
Massey and Bcirne-The Republican Meet
ing.

fSpcclal toiesFaib 70 INV btNph'Cui
SUFFOLK, October a. According 10 announce
nent observation-disclosures Massey and Colonel
II. r. Beirne were on had to address the Demo-
Gratis. About u o'clock Judge Kelly adjourned
his court in order that the courthouse might be
used for the meeting.
After music by the Suffolk Brass Band which
had headed a procession which marched from
uptown 10 the courthouse, Mr. Massey was
gracefully INTRODUCED by Dr. Thomas II. Barnes,
county chairman, VINO was heartily received by
the largo audience.
Mr.. Massey nude a clear, torcible. and logical
speech annunciaiing tie true democratic, Cau-
casian doctrine and showing Malone up III all
his hldeousnes- and deiormity. Ht remarks
were well received ana heartily apPlaudod.
CoLoNTL BEIENE.
This was the first time Colonel Beirno had APP
peared before our people, and he captvated
Them by bis graphic AM eloquent presentation
. Of the questions that confront us IN tins cam
paign and hl- expose OF the malignant machina-
lions OF the "weasened little tyrant of Peters
burg
TIE REPUBLICANS.
While the Democrats o. NansemOnd were
being al rsssed Toy those two an audience COM
poset prtncipaIly Of negroes was assembled AT
The Town Hall, the principal speaser being an
imported Pennsylvania haoical, congressman
Brumm.
During Mr.. Masseys speech the negro baud
marched down 70 the courthouse. nearly a half
mile from the Town Han, ana an effort was
male to draw our crOwc away, but the enDrt was
futile. a. only very few OF the negroes present
veie tolltd Of. A number Of these remained
throughout the meeting, Ghd gave IesPecliul
hearing.
Upon the adjournment Of tbs Democratic
meeting your CORES pom 1ont stopped AT the Town
Hall 20 see the aspect of affairs. Tho body Of
tho hall wss "A solid black mass and On the stage
were not exceeding thirty white men and f0u,
or i've negroes. A gGunt black negro, A. W.
Harris, Of Petersburg. WAS entertaining the
hlack-ard-tan crowd. Tho imported Brumm
and come local talent had preceded BIN.
Colonel Beirns left AZ o o'clock for Navery, on
the Norfolk and Western railroad, whore he
spoke tonight, and Mr. Massey remained here
10 speak tonight, as "A great many OF our mer-
chants and Others were unable TO hear him To-
Oay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
by George W. Mayo. Auctiopeer.
John T. Laughton. Jr., ssiesmsnJ
No. "a Ninth street

A DMINISTRATRIX'S SAL LIE OF
IN cARPENTER's tools, LU u X,
BENcHEs, IRON UFFICE-sAFR. HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &C, AT AUCriON.--iaving qua i
Ned as Administrative OF the estate OF george
w. sneed. decensod. 4 shall sell at aaction on
TUESDAY. ocroBER 18th IserAsr,
nj IOE O'Clock A. ". at the residence No. II east
Marshall street, the following articles. in tho
shop 10 rear OF residence: ....
A lot OF CARPRNTER's, sTAIR-BUlLDEhs,a and
CABISE1-MAkER'5 TOOL>-in good order;
LUMBER OF many different kinds
HAND RAILING, GRISDsTOSEs, MOULDING;
YORK IRON OFFICE-SAFE-mcdium size, as
Many articles OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, In
good state OF preservation.
TKRNs: Cash.
Articles must be removed a. once.
ELLA J. SNEAD,
Administrative OF the estate OF George W. 5nead,
decensed
GroRGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer. oci2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic Choice in Nansemond for
the House.
tsnecIaI ,olerrnm 10 the Dispatch.l

loptOhh tISsioH W e"V H''f~'~"i
SUFFOLK. VA. October l4.-1ns was courtday,
and although the weather has been very in
element IL proved 1eld-day for the Democrats
In the morning the Democra &c Executive Com
mlttoe met, and by virtue Of the authority dele
gated 70 them by the county convention when
met last court day selected candidate for the
House OF Delegates from Nausenohd, the
choice falling upon sydney T. Ellis, hsq, one OF
the most prominent and substantial farmers OF
the county Although the county Is HepuDlican
it ia thought that Mr.. Elns stands good chance
OF election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
Elicit and Cardwell on the Stump-A Good
Meeting.

correspondence Of The Richmond Disoatchl
CHEsTERTIELD COCRTHoUss, OctOber u, lSS9.
There was fine Democratic turnout here To-
day. The courthouse was pretty full. The
meeting was addressed by Colonel TaZewell
Elicit and Hon. Il. II. Cariwen, who discussed
,he issues of the campaign very fully. Both
speakers dwelt on Mahone's record and the au-
dlonce was attentive throughout The reception
OF the Democratic speakers was most enthust-
asiie aud the verdict was that they had accom-
plisncd a great deal for the party. There seemed
10 be 10 effort 10 get up Republican meeting,
but Walker and Harris Ccolored) were around on
4 stillhunt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
CAMPBELL COUNTY.
Hoge and Poore on the stump.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatehl

LysonsUgG, Va. October 1.-Colonel r. II.
Poors and J. Hampton Hose spoke 70 al i'm
mense crowd at Campbsli Courthouse to-day.
Tho people Of tho county are very much iu-
eensed over the appointment OF Two negro post
masters In the county aud are determined 10 &c,
every voter out on eiecti0n-day. gentleman
from tho county to-day Gays no never saw tho
people 70 thoroughly aroused ana indignant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15

Real Estate Auctionosr.
A SNUG, CENTRALLY-LOCATED.
AND
wELLARRANGED RESIDENCE.
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANK
LIN BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

IwilI, at the request OF Mr.. c. O'B. cowardIn,
who has purchased larger house. soil at public
auction, on the premises. 90.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II, 1859.
alta o'clock p. s., the MOST EXCELLENT
RESIDENCE above referred 10. being No. 80
east Franklin stree, and containing tbestdes n
very dry basemenD pretty saloon pnrlors
dining-room, sitcbou. sIore-roOm. &c. on the
first floor; on tho second floor three good cham.
bers bath. and servants rooms: and on the
third floor two most excellent chambers Rlec-
trlc bells. and hot and cold water throughout
This House IL snggly arranged. snd il IN good
ORDER and by reason Of ITS very ce3trGl location
inspection OF II will show, nice homo or a very
desirable investment
terms: Reasonable, and to 30 announced at
the sale.
Il can 90 seen by applying to
oc7 y. ". BOWE, Auc,ioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
MINERAL WATERS.
SInNt Tlt InITUIUCIIVu VI Vt"
TUoWpSON,S BRONINE ARSENIC WATER

-.-~~.--- - ->,(~'~--'''-01
4 ca r d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
RAILROAD Lrvgs.
RAILROAD LIVES.
~ u s7 ssa1.zs
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ way COMPANY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER q. i'5l
LEAvg KfCHH0sn
80 A. n. Local. except sunday. for Cliton
Forge. PsriOr-Car Attached.
SEQ A. NJ. Exprss3 daily for Old Point sud Nor
fox.
1905 A. ". Mall daily for Cincinnati. ru.mf1
Palace slosping-csrs 10 Nhf0 sulphur
3coP. N. Express daily for Old Poin. e1
Norfolk.
300 r. NJ Accommodated, excep. sunt17
H. 4. a r. junction.
GiSP. ". y. Z. v. Nesubnls SDscit, 4t..
with Dining-Car from Charl0itesf.i
q CincinnaH ana Louisville Pale
nau SleeplDg-ca ar from kichm9nI
TRAINS AsRisg At RfCusOND
500 A. ". and go y. ~. daily from rin~inn At.
io.i5 A. ". and 10 r. VI. daily from norfolk.
40 z. NJ. daily except sunday from lifton
FORGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
CONSECTIONS


Train No % connects daily AZ koysvills ~
Chase city Clarksvlle, Oxford, Durham. Hen
dersoo. and Raleigh. Connects lA.y a. Greens
boro' Tor Durham. Raleigh. Salem. All - inspln,
and all points on North Car0lins Division ai
salisbury Tor AsheyiIle, RIO, springs. AMI At
points la Western Nor. h Carolina, Rni 70 ttar-
lotts for Charlotte. Columbia and Auglsa ral-
rad
Train No. p ccnnecfe daily A. Greers.1rl 20
salem. Winston, Raleigh, OOldsborc'. ani MOO
head CITY. a. Salisbury for Ashegllo, ilqt
Springs aud all poluts In Western North ca
iins 81 Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia al
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia Augusta. AiA9s
Charleston. Savannah. lh0mssyliio. O.. Ja'A-
sonville, aud other FioiliS points aiss. win
Carolina Central railroad Tor Wilmington
Trsirs from tue South arrive \. h.-hncci'o
A. NJ. and 33J T.
tA1ELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Richmond ...-........ .........+-. 'IiP VI
Arrive Richmond. .........t.....- 81 A. ".
t,LOyER ACCO3MODAiiON.
Leave HcnW0lt. .-......-......-.-.-.+. ...l \. VI
Arrive Manchester. ........- ..---.- ....9 D. Nj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15

"A
Since The introduction Of tho
THOMPSON'S BROMlNE ARSENIC WATER
IN this market. In July, 1881. the sale Of II has
been large, and when used In the diseases Tor
which Il Is recommended, the effect hos been
satisfactory in nearly all cascs, and IN many In
stances the most WONDERFUL RESULTS have
followed its use. IL we were 10 publish one
twentieth Of the letters We receive from gratetul
persons who have been benefited by it We
could not and room in our catalogue. We learn
through the NEWSPAPERS that numerous
other Bromirc Arsenic Springs have been IN
eerihed, and thew delight IN making compare
sons with the Thompson Spring. We thank
them for their help in thus making the OklGl-
NAL and ESEkNEDLY-POPULAk WATER
stil better known, and trus. they Will continue
10 advertise us. WHITE FOR PAMPHLET.
THE POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY,
oc I5.oodtNoU General Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15

loc 3-eod4w&weowiwl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
BOTETOURT COUNTY.
Daniel Makes a Splendid Impression at
Fincastle.
Especial telegram 10 ths olspstchi

Especial telegram 10 ths oispstchi
.FfEcAsTLB. VA. October N-tion. John W.
DsnieI spoke here to-day In the courthouse to 3
crowded house for two hours In burning words.
Tho speaker portrayed Malone tho railroad
wreckcr. Rsadiuster, and Republican. working
up his audience TO high state Of enthusiasm.
The Democrats are ia high spirits
X h Berkeley an0 :. Brown Allen spoke In the
Town tall az the same time 70 . crowded house,
composed largely Of negroes