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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1889.


Cnconstitutional legislation in The in
forest Of the Republican party would be
an impossibihtv Il the southern members
Of Congress were true TO their lection and
60 the white people, instead Of being mere
tools Of northern Republican malignants
and true 20 the negroes. No, not true TO
The negroes. but backed up by negroes,
these being wholly destitute OF State pride
and having no political creed except their
belief that q northern Republican can do
nothing wrong. There viii bc from the
South eighteen Republican members IL
the next national House Of Representa-
tivcs. These men will have II entirely
within their power 20 prevent the passage
Nv that body ~ any of lhe reyo-
lujionary measures which nhe more
reckless and uuprincpled organs and
leaders Of the Republican party
are now urging upon the consideration Of
Congress. The Republican majority in thc
next House 81 Representative viii be only
eight including the five RcpuDh bean men,
b,rs recently elected or counted III in
the four bogus now States. IL even the
two Republican members from virginia
would forbid ,l.e ,,,.s,o ,f fine or,,r.ssi,.,.
,.o,t.s,, ,,.o.,,rcs ro.c..,,,,o,,5.5 Lv the
NJ, Vol, y~.ls.,.. and other uus,runr1ous
1T. ,~,,,,.s 3, would bo ;,onoss;lI. for
49,. ,,.,.,,res - he ,,oseo5 tLro,,b .1,o
House of u.rr,.er.atives No. e.oor,po
,.m,,i+tea eould Sci, arranre matters as to
s.,u-e 1,; vote. ont of 81 totalof167 for any
lfl If any d,scr.ptior. II REQUIRES 1875
votes 10 core+itltea quorum. and the same
number T. pa.4a bill when thu Democrats
refuse 10 vote lfQbcin, ,h, entire Repub-
li,ar .fr.r-ta "a, file Hons. will stand az
th. bs,iuria.. Of the session or 1877 b..il,9
tbo TWO Nfnutlic,u member. from Viz
,,iuia
I1-Govcrp.r BrLrocy. of Goorria.
northern man Lv BIRTH. f.. tbourL n Re-
publican. trl.r to the south than the
s.utl.rt-horn E.nullirars who ioiu hand.
with Toe,srn. Brreog,. SHrrv,v. and the
rc-t of thcwor-t class Of northern poiit-
c.an, and ain and abct them i'm therpl
far reroustructiur the southern S.etls
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TAppAHANNoCE. EssEx COUNT. Va
November is. 1883.

YAprAHANNOCK. EssEX COUNT. Va
November is. 1883.
70 fc E9for ofNe D'spq'ct:
Icnclose YOU piece cut from your paper
If November l5th. IN which a cOWesp pond
cut Of yours. signed "G.,' goes OF 20 say
that there WIS no intimidation of coloret
voters at Centre Cross precinct and
o. prove that fact he SAYS that the Re-
publican candidate himself scratched of
his name and inserted the name of Camp
lol. The Democratic candidate, IN ms
stead. Yes. that was 50. ! did erase nay
name and put Mr.. Canpbcll's name on
two Republican tickets. / also erased my
name from two more tickets. and the
voters refused to have Mr.. Campbel's
name put Oh instead of mine, and one
voter wrote his own name on q Republican
ticket. making five tickets which We're
acratched. Vel. could afford to lose five
votes, for had plenty of my own. 80 far
SOgOod, but now comes the trouble. II the
ridges and clerks of election had done
their duty " ! would have carried
Centre Gross precinct by one hundred ma
iOritv. hut thCv gave Mr. Camp
bell. their Democratic friend and admirer.
nav vote. So much for the fair
play the Democratic party are blowing
about. | can prove what ! saw by
two hundred aud oighfy-thrce Republican
voters who voted for me an that precinct"
GFoRGE J.. MEENIEY.
We omit portion Of Mr.. MEENLTT's let
ter. publishing, however, enough of it 10
correct tie mistake be complains Of. We
have no room to give to such disputes.
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CHAR1orrrsyuLr, Va, Nov. 10, 1889.

TO he EiHor Of 10 D,spd'c':
had determined TO be content with
your non-committal reply TO my inquiry as
10 the number of counties until YOU pub
hshed the returns after the canvass by tine
State Board. Int as to-dav's issue Of your
valuable paper gives such high authority
direct from the CapitolD | am con-
strained To send YOU the enclosed list Of the
counties, numbered, showing clearly l1l
counties. If YOU VIII send this list TO
Fact" ne VIII be- enabled TO enroll the
additional county and thereby possibly liz
crease the revenues of the Old Mother.
"JOE WILLETr"
I'VE received with the above list Of
counties numbered consecutively from I
to 1Ol but unfortunately for our CORE
spondent No. Band No. So are both devoted
to Giles couuty.l
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INTERESTING TO ALL.-On Monday last the
Presbytery Of Cincinnati, after much dis
cussion. declared by vote Of % TO IS IN
favor of so amending the standards Of the
Presbyterian Church Westminster as to
make a mUch-disputed passage read as fol-
lows:
An infants dying in infancy and other
elect persOns. Ac.. are saved.
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For Dyspepsia


DR.. Lorenzo Waite, Pittsfeld. Mass.
says. From its use for period Of about
eight weeks, TO the exclusion Of all other
remedies, / attribute the restoration to
health of patient who was emaciated to
the last degree, IN consequence Of nervous
prostration and dyspepsia. This patients
stomach was in such an irritable condition
that he could not bear either liquid or
solid food. An accomplished physician Of
many years experience whom l called in
consultation pronounced his case an in
durable one. At this stage ! decided to
use Horsford's Acid Phosphate, which re-
suited rs above lnentiof.ed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

The ohio STATE Journal propounds this:
" II the Democratic papers can convince
the people that Vice President MORTON is
running bar in Washington city, what
must become of Democracy in New Jer-
sey and New York eity?" The trouble
seems to be that il is bar sinister.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

In General Mahone's Abingdon speech,
reported in full in your weekly issue Of
September 9th, he made this quotation
from jefferson:
american . high duties ara necessary 70
foster Amevican industry Ii tends 10 place The
manufacturer and farmer alongside OF each
Otbcr.n
Please state where in JcGcrson's works
the foregoing passage Is 10 be found.
Boston, November II, 1889. INQUIRER.
We must refer our Boston correspondent
10 General MALONE.
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HAMMERED DOWN
To
FIFTY CENTS on THE DOLLAR
AZ
CfrnuSe Brothers.

4
Dou't miss The chance 20 secure one ot those
elegant imported Plush Garments, "hich are
handsomely lined with huo Saun. Garutns
tsatbaye been selling for SIS. i2', and 50 have
been cut down 90 $50, $40, and as. Every gar
ment in stock g. 60 a. cost and less ia order 20
reduce the largo assortment On haud.
PLUSH YlsirES.
No. 7li--2 No. 2G-ln,h bus, measure at $50, We're
40. So No. p and 2i-inch bust measure at
No. ia 80 - aud 4o-iuch bust measure at
No. cs5-i 50. 3S-inch bust measure at 81, was
No. 7ei-l No. s5-inch bus, measure at SIS, was
No. ssi-l No. 3i-inch bust measure at fl3, was
No. fCs-2No. ~ and ss-inch bust measure at
No. 81 10 si-iuch bust measure at 1850, was
No. 5js-i No. 20 Inch bust measure at tl625, was
PLUSH sACQUEs.
"a. -53-2 No. 35-inch bust measure az 81, were
No. 7o0-4 No. 81, 81, and 36-inch bust measure
No. 76i-5 40. b., p, 2s, and 4O-inch bust moa-
sure al go. were 80;
No. ge5-J No. 81, ST. IS. and 42-inch bust mea-
sure At S2l, were f31.
Nc. 81, &C. No 'i-ln'A bust measure al 3d. was
PLUSH JACKETS.
No. s6J-i No. 81, 81. and S-inch bust measure
as $3.50. were So;
70. q,i-3 No. 81 and Ss-inch bust measure at
$50, were 1880;
No. 10g-l No. 36-inch bust measure at SOU, was
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.
80 pair 1914 WHITE BLANKETS q. Sc. were
Si.jO;
10 bales CALICO QUILTS at SIC.
call early and SEQ the great bargains offered
this week az STRAUsE BROTuEks'.
no 2l-2t 1909 Main street.
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Tr1rxarox. cnAslzs CRY cory1r. ".

November -. i-s1
fy'HE NOLANDINE COMPANY,
! RIcnNOND, Va: Gontlemcn,-i have been q
great sufferer with Chills and Malaria Fever.
Io01 quulue and other Medicine too nume-
rlus 20 mention coali ger no relief Upon q
recent visit % your city froui induced mo 10
ulrrlv Noiaudinc Haven't nal q
chill since taking the frst dose. lave used only
one half Of % noifle 8nl already feel lFe neT
man bc.Idos "a increa~el appetite have game J
eight pounds in weight In me sat fourteen day..
VIII sag to suffering humanity Fry a bottle "
Johnston's AeIe cure and get well. mink Dc
rho ideal rhill -ure aud toner up OF me system
Win many thanks, am yours Tuiy, .
". l.. WILLIAMSON.
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I CAN REMOVE THE GLOSS
L from GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING and make
them look equal to new. MRS. A. J. PYLE,
3lS north Fifth street
no i7-su. Tu. Th&Sat
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NrOTICF-ALL PERSONS HAVING

~ CLAIMS against tue estate Of LOUIS Up
SuUR. deceased, and all parsons indsbtssi -
same Will please settle at once vita W. j..
NkLMs, attorney for Mrs. Amelia upshuf, kke-
cutrix.
NEwPogr NEWS, VA, November q, issa
no s-IhASuct
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mo WHOM MAY CONCERN :

Il Take notice that We have qualified as cx-
ccutors Of the estate " JAMES n. kSffS, de-
ceased All persons nayin- claims viii present
them we'll authenticated. aud those indebted ~
the estate viii come forward promptly and set
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independence is in the air. and the
United States of Australia may be next IN
order" Or disorder, which?
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RRIEF COMMENT.

Anent the Brazilian revolution the ques-
ton arises, What is DON PEDRO going TO do
about IL
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ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
RICHMOND, Va, SoSem ber ?. 1854
mo ATT NTnN TT AIAYDO\CERN

4 Take notice that have nils day appointed
T. W. HOUNIHAN my agent 10 conduct TIE RE-
TAIL LIQUOR BUSINESS q. the Parlor Saloon
uuder the 81 Claire Hotel and 20 buy ami sell
for cash only.
no R2xs JAMES !. BURKE
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THIS being our regular REMNANT AND BAR
GAIS DAY va also put on sale all rem-
nanis and short pieces Of
si< and Zoe. Dress Giughams AZ 5'c;
All remnants and short pieces Of g. and SIC
Dark Caliroes 81 90;
All short pieces from 90 30 yards Of G7 and &C.
An-W DOL Dress Goods a. 45e.;
Several e. 20 l0yari pieces Of 5'c. yard-wiie All
Wool Plaid Cloths "a e.;
= 20 l0-y1ri pieces Of 21c. ilenrle'tas NJ i5c.;
300 yards l24r. Dark On ing Cloths ~ 8 Sc;
$50 yari- I'D and i2sc. Wrapper Reps a. &C.;
sl0 yoris Figured Navy-Biua AMI Cardinal %
I2.c;
Percaies for Boys shirt Waste Dresses, &c, at
o.:
- dozen ladies' Seamless Fast Black ljc. Hose
atq,.;
% dozen ex'ra-rcod -. Toilet Soap, two cakes
for 5c aud many other BARGAINS AZ
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DAMAGED RIBBONS
DAMAGED BY THE FIRE WHICH
OCCURRED IN OUR STORE
on SATURDAY LAST.

Those RIBBONS comprise Moires, satlns, and
Gros-Grans u the very best quality-in oil
widths-selling originally from 10 zoe.
Some OF them are moro or less damaged by
nre-some only damaged by smoke. The prices
will be 1865, 10, and l2lc No matter what
you buy OF his lot you got q bargain.
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Patented Feb 9TH. lss3.
Those Mats have the combined advantages on AZ
othr- Mac with none az III ir ii-sI santaes' and
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They viii not break down, niilen oul' ~Mp, OF
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minor ana otbdr stcel MATS IN tine market
VIII clean the feet better than any olher mat'
and not permit the dirt 20 De carried DeS pnd them.
People stepping on them cannot slip d. thelf
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Thev ned no shaking therefore create no dust.
eoId IN All Hardware, Dry Goods, carpet
md House Furnishing stores Liberal us
count allowed 10 the trafe.
PRICES; .
No. Isle isx2i .s20) No. 5-Size 4l1 .'...s-93l
No. 2-Si1e isND.... 20 No. 80 .tA+5''-- ss5
NO. 4-Slze 2iXi,.... 500 No. s-Slze "1'@... '--J
F1zrXyJEEs7-1I. s. ~ 4 A1.ikr4<asaffAas
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Have you seen those heautiful tahor-mado,
euk-bouni BEAVER JACKETS that va are
selling ~ ta5jf
Have yon seen the very proty styles in DlRLC-
TOIREJACKEIS-
Atwood 5-lnch HABIT CLOTH, all colors, zoe:
Lovely PLUSH CLOAhS AND hEIS;
Have you seen those larse-sMi KNA HEARTH
RI GS-at {L25?
SPECIAL PRICES on CARPETS-RUGS-MAT
TINGS-OlI-CLOrllo-
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RAAkNAl.

UHE BUSINESS OF THE LATE
4 HENRY BUCK ER VIE be- continued ~ lis
widow az the old s.aud, s.2i AMI - - east Maia
street Thanking tho friends % Hy ia,' nus
band for their kind support since NY husband .
deach, ] solicit continuance Of their Cil=.O H.
All orders Tor beer IN barrels or bottles will ro-
celvo prompt attention.
MRS HENRY BUCKER,
2l2J aad glZs casi Nail street
Telephone 40 i3S. no aAoi
4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
4 n against tho estate OF GEORGE sIJNFf,
deceased, aud all persons indebted y same VIII
please settle With tho undersigned, Who has
been appointed adminis;rator
PETER STUMPF,
10 i9-lw corner Grace and Union streets.
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nzrZzTzzzE-zs1-E1-E ~ 1i'lz-71
NEW YORK STEEL MAT Co.,
2st 81 23J BROADWAY, n. Y.
Owners q Solo Manufacturers oftho
ROCHESTER STEEL MAT,
AND
Stripped steel Mats Of all Sizes.

3=I:==i=.=I 8
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and he viii see for himself now the IN
lucky error arose. Transpose the see0nc
and third pages as Mr.. WiugrOve reaf
them, and the names VI the t%O sultor-
Will change places.
Poor Ada She had only adopted 1
practice very common With lad IS, anc
had, moreover forgotten To number bel
pages
1t WAS sad mistake, aud might have
been a fatal one Fortunately IL va,
found out and repaired in time.
The end may readily be anticipated
Ada Wingroyes wedding took place II
due course, but not with John Harvey a,
her bridegroom. His treaehery 10 con
cealing the mistake he had discovered
and In taking mean advantage of 1t
was. Of course, easily recognized, AM
when he next called on Mis- Wingrpve
he was Informed that she wa not a
home.
Ada Wingrove, OF course made all III,
usual promises at the altar but after th'
ceremony her happy husband reminded
her that there was one which had beef
forgotten.
What Is that, kichardi
will you vow never again y writ
page two upon page three, or page three
upon page two, SC long as you live
And Ada answered, Il Wilt
change
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ST. ALpASs, FEB. /, SO.

J. STRISGALL 4 Co.
am DESTROYS to add my mrte in regard
to your valuable Alternative for the benetS
of the afflicted. | can recommend it, hay
ing used several bottles in my own case,
having been afflicted with tumor eff the alb
iomen for several years. | am satisfied
the growth OF said tumor was stopped.
Later large abssess was formed in the tn.
NOR. burst, and the matter therefrom was
discharged in large quantities for some
time became much enfeebled for several
weeks. then had recourse to the Altera-
tive. The matter gradually became less.
and am now able to do my household
work. n. X. LIFORD.
Heartily indorse the above testimonial.
n III. LYFORD.
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A quarter of a century ago most of our
paper was manufactured abroad Now We
manufacture for our own markets, import
hardly any, aud export some to Australia
Mexico and South America. Will some
free trade journal kindly tell us whether
this development of our paper industry
would have been possible If there had
been no protection.
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DIR. FIINT'S REMEDY should he taken at
once when slight e1ertion OF hearty meal pro-
ducss sh0rtuess Of breath or a pain in the re-
eeon Of the heart, Send Tor treatise, free. Mack
Drug Co, y. y. BiAby Buck AgtS.
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1~Every Bottle \
His dyspepsia Gone.

His Dyspepsia Gone.
CAMBRIDGE, MI, 1883.
j. SPRINGALL i Co.
Dear .Sirs:-I am very much pleased
with your English Alternative, and cannot
say too much in favor of it. My stomach
was in such state that could not eat half
n buiscuit. did not take but one bottle
before l was much improved, and by the
time the second bottle was used was as
well as ever, and have remained so. All
the doctors that l applied to did me nc
good, and called it common humor of the
stomach.
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AWoRD ABOUT DIAMONDS

While it is true that diamonds cannot be
classed MS among the necessities of life
they are becoming more popular from YEN
to year, and an investment in n diamond
well brought Is n judicions one.
We have recently made satisfactory mr.
engagements with one of the largest i'm
porters of these gems in the country
whereby we can supply the choicest stones
at less prices than ever before, and We
will sell them at corresponding low prices
on the Club plan. Anything different IL
this line from what we carry i'll our stock
that may be wanted and we can show IL
large variety at from one to two day.
notice.
We unhesitatingly agree to meet an,
competition, where quality of goods II
couaIdered
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Read What This Gentleman Writes.

DIR. FITZGERALp
Dear Sir; After suffering IL long time witt
Nervous Dyspepsia, which seemed to be be
yond control of everything | tried, | was
completely cured by using FIrzGhRALp'S Isl
PROVED IAviGoRA1oK. | regard 1t as II pre-
purltion of intrinsic worth
Respc ctfully yours,
uERGEY puuvnr Muiup
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For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Price Sl.00 per bottle. Six bottles $500
PREPARED ny FITZGERALD * co. AT
MEDICAL HOME LABRATORY, ALLS-
TON, MASS.
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ITS ADVANTAGES.


First-By paying only one dollar pei
to secure n watch.
Second-Ihe watches being purchased
in large quantities from the makers ant
sold directly to the consumer, large pro
fit is saved to the members of the Club.
The principle upon which the goods ar'
sold is nm equitable one, rs the members
of the Club are practically q syndicate fol
the purchase of watches in large quantities
at the lowest prices, and thus directly bene
fitting its members.
Clubs now starting under the manage
ment Of.
WALTER F. ROBBINS.
No goods will be sold except those o
the very highest quality.
We shall run two Clubs. The first o
which will be for thirty-flve weeks. Eacl
member joining this Club will pay ont
dollar per week for the full Club term, ant
each week one member will draw watch
The gentlemen's watch in this Club is tt
be a IA X, filled case. either hunting OF
open face, richly engraved, warranted t.
wear for twenty years, with a certificate
from the Crescent Watch Case Co., as to it,
quality, and full jeweled nickel move
ment of either Elgin or Waltham make
The ladies' watches are of SOLID IA X.
gold tasteful designs, with Elgin move
ments fully guaranteed.
We propose to offer in the second Club
higher grade watch for gentlemen, witt
asolid IA K, elegantly decorated case
and fine full jeweled nickel Waltham o.
Egin movement This Club will run fo
hfty-two weeks, each member paying on,
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dollar per week. Ladies' watches III this
Club will be equal in value to those for
gentlemen, and can be furnished with or
namented diamond cases. In this Club,
rs in the other, one watch will be drawn
eack week.
We wish it distinctly understood that
this plan has no element of chance i'll
it as every member is sure to get his
watch during the Club term. If after
partial payment has been made any mem
Der desires to pay the remaining amount in
full, without waiting for his number to be
drawn, he can have his watch at once.
In answer to any of our friends who may
think well of this plan, but who has now n
satisfactory watch, would say, that we will
furnish diamonds, silverware, or anything
in our line upon the same plan.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-08-22
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