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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
STATE AT LARGE.
GOVERNOR LEE EXPECTED AT eLAs-
COW, RockeR!Doe COUNTY.
EducatIonaI-Board Of Supervisors-Buena
Vista Furnsce-Personal Notes
Election OF Officers.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

LEXINGTON. VA, July II, 1882.
Governor Lee, president of the Rock
bridge Company, with Mr.. Ginter, OF the
firm Of Allen a Ginter, of Richmond, is
expected st Glasgow, the site of the pro-
posed manufacturing city 10 be built by
this company. IL is probable the Beuna
Vista management wall extend the gentle
men an invitation to visit Beuna vista
while in this section.
Hon John l.. Buchanan, superintendent
of Public Instruction. paid the colOred
State normal institute in session here a
visit yesterday. He left for Lynchburg to
look after the examination of candidates
from Virginia for the Peabody scholar
ships.
The new Board Of Supervisors, -four
Democrats and two Republicans. has elect
ed n. b. Rees chairman. The annual
meeting of the board will be held on the
22d instant.
A furnace expert is expected at Buena
Vista this week to select the site for the
5000 900 coke-furnace TO be built there.
The Rockbridge County Fair Association
will hold its exhibit in September, but will
fix its dates so as not 20 conflict with the
fairs at Stanton and Lynchburg. The re-
vised schedule Of premiums IS ready Tor the
press.
Miss jamie williams. daughter Of Mr.. j.
T. Williams, Of Lynchburg, Is visiting the
Misses Rawlings at Nesuvius.
Rev. Robert r. Barton and family, OF
Rockport, Tex, are visiting relatives IN
the county.
Professor Alexander S. Paxton. Just elect
ed to a chair in the Montgomery Male
Academy at Blacksburg, is a native Of this
county and an A. Is. of Washington and
Lee University. lie Is spoken Of as a bril-
liant eductOr.
Lexington Lodge, No &c, X. Of p, has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing six months: II. O. Dold. past chan
cellor: A. T. Shields, chsncellor-com-
mander: L. Il. Funkhauser, vice-chancel-
lor; ". NJ. McNult. prelate; Q. X. Chorl-
ton keeper of records and seal; ". {.
Gordon. master of finance; II. de Young,
master of exchequer; Henry Aguor, mas
ter-at-arms: f. 5. Nuckols, inside guard ;
T. j. Crigler, outside guard. This lodge IS
lust a year old end is growing in strength,
III numbers, and for good influence.
FAUST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
SPIRIT OF THE STATE PRESS.
What virginia Editors are Writing About

Lynchburg Adrdnce: The nominee for
Governor Is very uncertain, and dark
horses are always dangerous.
Caroline Sentinel: In word, the Repub-
lican party being party of monopoly and
money kings, avoided the vital issues of
the last canvass and sheltered behind the
plea that trusts were not subjects OF con-
gressional regulation.
Norfolk Landmark: Congress should take
the proper action at its coming session TO
provide for the organization and practice
of naval reserve, under the control OF the
various State governments. There IS no
more important subject for consideration
in connection with the now active progress
of naval restoration.
Fredericksburg star: What the Star
most desires 70 see at the State Democratic
Convention is harmony; the best and
strongest ticket that can be found IN
Nirginia-it matters not from what sec
on-nominated, and the principal plank
of the platform TO be the importance OF
keeping the State government in the
hands Of the Democratic party.
Danville Register: For our part we wish
the party would leave the tariff question
alone for this time. II has nothing what
ever 20 do with the canvass and II the con-
vention would Only take this view Of the
VUtollOH, tut OtHtc NuiAfoootIo tOnlQ blAtu
most consistently decline to be led into
discussion OF the tariff question during the
campaign and contine themselves strictly
TO State issues.
Alexandria CARTE: One Of the many
amusing things Of this amusing age is the
gratuitOus advice given by northern Re
publican newspapers TO the people of ar
gina 20 support General Aiahone's propo-
sition 10 settle the debt of their State on
honorable terms. These same identical
newspapers few years ago, when the Viz
ginia Democrats were trying 10 settle the
debt on terms acceptable 10 the creditors,
did all they could TO defeat them.
Winchester Ne7os: Negro rule in any
shape or degree will never be permanently
accepted by our people. Movements in
that direction can be but transient and
must produce reaction injurious 10 all
concerned in it, either as benehciaries or
as assumed benefactors. Unhappily, they
are mean while apt, as we have said, to be
mischieyous also 10 the interest Of the
community at large. When party exigen-
cies conflict with the public welfare II is
easy TO see which will ultimately go to the
wall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

We are glad to learn that an unusual
number of southern educators are in at
tendance upon the National Educational
Association now in session at Nashville.
If these Will assume the prominence they
should in the discussions of the body
their northern friends will learn that this
section is fully abreast with the times in
the matter " higher education, while not
few southern parents may be instructed
in q way that will rebound TO the adyan-
tage Of their sons. The best way to con-
flute the claims of superior educational adj
vantages set up by northern colleges is for
the South to give the North a ROLAND for
each OLIVER in all educational assemblages
of "A national character. That the South
can do this if she viii does not admit Of
question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
AWTaEMENTs.
TOURNAMENT AND BALL.

4 = : =
A grand TOURNAMENT and BALL willC &
H. held AZ WarwicE PACK Al DHSDAH, july 1919
Is lss9.
Riding will commence at o'clock
First prize, Sl5 , otler prizes according 70 num-
Dor OF entries.
Bathing. sailing rowing, aud other nmus9-
ment-. terminating with a bail IA tho evening.
U0udoa leaves her wharf at ID A. NJ, ~ NJ,
2.sD .. and s:3J p. ".
R0uul-trip fare Soc. including admission 10
bail tnlthnce 10 tniA ana "nAi ,, oiher nan
- cents is 1876
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
Mahone's Figures.

II tho Philadelphia Press has said one
word intended 20 let its readers know that
il had misled them in repeating MAHoNE's
statement as 20 the increase Of the Repub-
lican vote in Virginia between 1880 and
1856. that word has escaped our attention.
Perhaps the Press failed 10 receive a copy
Of either issue Of our paper that contained
IN article informing that paper as to the
facts in the case. We cannot assume that
our Philadelphia contemporary would IN
tcntionally deceive it's readers. We there
fore rccur 70 The subject in order that the
Press may have another opportunity OF
learning something that it ought TO know
a. TO our Virginia politics.
The figures we object to are the follow
jnc. We quote from the Press:
1t Is impossible 10 ignore the fact. how
over. that under General Mahone's manage
ment the Republican vote IN Virginia has
shown q strong and steady advance. The
following table Of the poll for the past
seven wears will make this fact clear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
The English in Egypt.

Whether or not the fighting on the Nile
will eliminate. "a now seems evident 1t
will. in an Anglo Egyptian advance in force
upon the Soudan and a final struggle for
the remuneration of the equatorial pro-
vinces to Egypt. certain it is that it
should dissipatc all doubt. if any existed,
A. 20 England's determination 10 hold on
10 Egypt permanently. II excuse were
needed by England for disregarding the
opportunities of other Powers that she
evacuate the country and for extending
indefinitely Lord SALIsBURY's "limit (of
occupation) to be marked by the achieve
ment Of the work undertaken" she now has
il. The turbulent condition Of Africa from
the Egyptian border TO the lake regions
shows that the achievement of the work
undertaken will require years. The pro-
eress Of the work means the opening up OF
the interior 10 trade which in turn means
the gradual binding TO England 10y the
strongest Of ties OF Egypt and what terri
tory the latter may reacquire. In short.
it may not be going too far to say that 1T
means eventually an African empire for
England
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

(NAI-WARD DEMOCRATS, Al
= TENTiON Tho Democratic voters 81 Clay
Ward arc requested to aa-amble 40 NcGuire's
Han, uur.helst corner OF vest Main Hnd bclyi-
deere streets, IIl, Ihursiay EVENING -. $50
O'Clock for the purpose 90 clsctng t6enty-0ne
ell delegates 10 tho stale Democratic Convention
fhnt viii meet I'm this city on Wednesday. Au-
gust lsth. Entrance o. hall from rear On Bolyi-
dere street. Il. A. JACOB.
WISH Wari SUPERINTENDENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
Tho Boss Measured.

The Providence Journal has become SO
fair, so candid, and 50 just 10 the southern
people, that we hesitate longer to regard it
as Republican paper. Unlike the Phila-
delphia Press, the Jo,1pa! gives its readers
the fact as to the growth of the Republi-
can party in Virginia under MAHoSE's
leadership. Read the following:
" The party papers throughout the coun-
try have indeed been almost bOastful since
the presidential election, and it is 10 be
noticed that even now some of them-with
disregard Of all the higher moral conside-
ration that il is almost disheartening TO
sce-are unfolding Malone and MahOneism
because of his 'creditahle achievement
in increasing the Republican vote in Nir-
pinia by nearly g. 600 in eight years, and
reducing the Democratic majority from
1900 III 1880 to 1000 III 1888. II Is very
melancholy fact if IN any political party
success is TO be esteemed as a justification
Of indecency; but If II IA SO regarded in
Republican circles II will be well that no
mistake is made in the conclusion. The
figures furnished by General Malone are
interesting, but they are not altogether con-
elusive OF his ability to draw away the
white voters Of Virginia from the Demo
cratic party. since II is 20 be borne IN mind
that the elections Of the opening years of
AAlf AfAaA4f AiAhAAAN tul NNA Nlpn AAb NtU1
question which much confused party lines,
aud that then the negroes were largely de-
priyed of the franchise by the capitatiOn
tax. since stricken from the Constitution"
These are the facts. The journal is
close observer. 1t notices how MALONE
treated the negroes in the recent confer.
ence at Petersburg. 1t says: He has
apparently fanked the 'niggers,' and the
frt,wartts.t. ..rh..l ot RnQnAEa
month viii be prominently his conven-
ton" il also says that "MAHoNE has been
bringing his enmity 10 the negroes into
even greater prominence. has openly ma
nipulated the convention against them, and
has told them bluntly, in conference held
within fortnight, that they ought to con-
fine themselves 10 voting and leave the
pursuit Of the offices to their white SUI
periors." I'VE praise MALONE for telling
the negroes to keep their places.l
Here is some plain talk
1.-The Republicans Of Virginia need TO
nd themselves OF the political adventurer
and trader Malone, bat they need still
more 10 rid themselves of what Malone
represents; they need 10 place their poll
ties upon much higher plane than IL now
occupies. and 10 DO governed by motives
much higher than the getting Of spoils.
The Journal wastes its advice upon Ma
EosE's followers. They are spoils-hunters.
MALONE assumes that they are in all that
he does He says by bis acts il not in
words what FLASAoAs, of Texas. said seye-
raj years ago in Republican national con-
sention 'SWhat are We here in the Repub-
ican party for If not for the spoils!"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

tor" That paper now denies that II made
the remark, and as we have no file OF the
Co'azn9cial- Gdzts we cannot prove the
truth of our statement. We were very care
full to state exactly in what way that paper
had expressed It's opinion Of FORAKER; and
we must add that It's denial is discrodita-
A. l. A..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
The PHILADELPHIA Tnqire,. says 1:

There is very little heard just now
about the defeat Of Governor Foraker for
q third term. even from the most bitter
Democratic organs"
Well, the fact is that as Governor of Ohio
FORAKER can do no harm save to that State,
whereas should he be defeated for a third
term the malignants might deem it incum-
bent upon them to give him some position
in which he could work deviltry to the
whole country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

Why NOT LET HIM? I've know man who
wishes to have the privilege accorded to
him Of writing on the margin Of a paper
when he mails one TO friend. He is will
ing to pay two cents for the privilege. Why
not cOncede it to him? There are thou
sands Of papers mailed every day whose
margins are written upon. Why not let
the honest men pay for it a.? Not one in a
hundred of the men who now write on
newspaper margins would fail to pay two
cents on the paper hethus uses, if the Gov
eminent would only permit him so to do,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

Y1O THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
/ or MARSHALL WARD: You arc invited to
attend meeting az tOrr0rGu Hall THIS ~ r.
HlNG 4 $50 sharp 10 elect delegates TO tho
81 bernaforial convention according 10 the plan
adopted by th9 City Committee.
d. ". ID. FARRAR.
fv lQ-lf Acting " ari ~nperiutcuuent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
IVHE EIGHTEENTH SESSION N

VHE EIGHTEENTH SESSION OF
4 THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
hEShANlLAL CCL.hVt Wiii oommence on
THURSDAY. september %. iel 100 .ors,f
OF tho Firginia AgrlruliurH Experiment ~fatoY.
on The college farm dives superior aiYanfage .,
the students To- agriculture. fIa mach ne. sh.,.
hos been greatly 90 atged tnf DOW mschloery
added. odering special in1uremfafs tl ffr s..i.
dents In nrchtnics Tuition noa B.arI f...
- 30 80 per month. For catalogue AMI further
information apply 10 l.. A.. LONhK. lra.li.r.
Bla fsbDrg. Va. e. it.1ivtef.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
GAN '7-BE- BEAT BARGAINS
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.

Everything
mak
welsat SIZED topar whit
In owsomoot the
the n
can see how we a c. 10
special
hagai
NJ
to the It AndB r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
WARWICK PARK.

The GONDoLA cHIhBoRAZo win make daily
excursions. including sundays, between Rich
mOnd and Warwick Park. touching al the moni-
tors both ways. Leave Richmond every day,
except sunday. AZ 10 A. NJ. and r. M. Leave
PARK at ~ NJ. aud Il. NJ. sundys-Lsaye kich-
mond at 10 A. NJ. and 3 r. NJ. Leave Park AZ ~
NJ, and6P. N. Fare, blc round trip. For ex-
curs0ns, charters. etc, apply 10
THOMAS kLLETT, Secretary.
my 23m Is north Ninth sWeot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

The beautiful Duchess Of Leinster, whose
picture is familiar one in stores where
photographs of celebrities are sold, was
taken i'll at Ascot races and is now confined
to her room with measles. She IS out of
danger, although the attack was a severe
one and will doubtless cause her to lose
some of her beautiful hair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

"WIoorNs predicts long and severe dry
spell, commencing about this time and
lasting until the middle Of August"
Don't misplace your umbrella.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
THE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
l. CHARLES r. CLARK, President
BRADsTRgETs RICHMOND OFFICE
no. Los EAST MAIN SfREkE
Telephone ho.43i
IL WITTY. Superintendent.

Tho Richmond once mas more tnan ksp. pacs
with the rapid growth OF the city and develop.
ment OF he territory tributary toh ItOfers 70
tho mercantile community Of this section ali tns
advantages Of asystem The superiority Of wblcn
"a recognized In every trade centre o. the civil
lied world Taet It Is IN u special sonss prepared
10 guard tho interestof It's Ocat patrons u at
tss,ed By tho facs taat 70 has nov a larger seAhw
s<ssAssriAsSs lAga sag etk1S nsSsxaslss 2ssasz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
ADVERTISING RATES.
uAfF inch oRLxSS.

Rcsding notices in reading matter typo. ave
Hires or less. 81 in nonpareu leadsd, 7Sc.
Card OF rates for more space furnished on ap-
piicsuoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

MACHINE WORKS.
EsTABLIsHED lss1

DICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
IN MACHINE-WORkS. RICHMOND. Va,
builders Of LOCOMOTIVES, STEAM ENGINES
stationery and portable. with plain slide valves.
automatic cutoff. or Corliss gear: BOILERS,
stationary, marine, aud portable SAW-aILLS
TANKS, PULLEYS. SKATING, HANGERS. etc.
Electricians gseyenteenih-street ltnel run
within two blocks Of the workA my il-ly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
" FIR AP
LITHXA WATER.
AnH-Actd,
.Diuretic, and
Until ySDeptic.
PRICE % CENTS PER GALLON.

As remedy Tor dyspepsia this WATER has
achieved wonderful success. as - atested by
our Dos. physicians
In al cases Of dyspepsia arising from dis
orders OF the stomach-fnr Constipation. Giidi-
Loss OF tho Head. and rorpdity OF the Liver
this water viii be- found highly beneficial.
10 il mildly Gporent. but Is not purgailye II
can be used In any quantity without = bad effect
IL il especially adapted "a diuretc Ia all cases
Of diseases ~ the hidn-ys and Bladder.
The WATER will 10 furnished a. heretofore at
25c. per gallon. to which must be added the cost
Of demiOhu.
Five "a Ions boxed resdy Tor shipment AZ $50
each or, you can send your vessels for tno water
as usual.
IL can alsO Do had in cases OF ono dozen half
gallon bottles az $3.50 per case. 10 Do hal Of
all druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

NvOTICF.-A MEETING OF THE
y STOCKHOLDERS or THE BLACK SIS-
TEN COMPANY IS called t0 he held al the Hotel
Dods1a Formerly ~. James, ou MONDAY, july
lsd, AT J.. ". u Is important % have "A full
meeting
By orlcrof the Board n Directors.
jyIl-fd DANIEL STEPHENS, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
RHIEE CONNENT.

"a hotel trust is to be formed" All the
same, the average hotel won't trust for
any great length Of time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

A Washington special says: THE Solici-
tor of the Treasury has decided that men,
bers of band are not artists" Who has
serenaded the Solicitor with brass band 7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

Out West they are discussing the ques-
ton how TO cure anarchy. How will this
prescription do: SherifTs and hemp!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

subject to review by the whole association.
When il is brought before that body a
lively contest between the friends of both
parties Ia certain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

a chemist has discovered salt in the
NOON" The salt trust will not stop at
trying to obtain the earth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
WARwIcK PARK.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
AMERICAS CHAMPION LONG-DiSTANCE
OCEAN SWIMMER.
CAPTAIN l. ID. BLONDELL

22d. TWO AQUATIC EXHIBITIONS 10 eve
nlngs, commencing a. o'clock. Two and a
hall hours ia tho water. lie will perform the
following diflcult feats without artificial means
while In the water: Buid a raft, COOK and eat
his supper, smoke, eat and drink above and
under water, catch q hsh without beit hook.
or line. Fancy swimming Of all styles. Grand
display Of fireworks the whole 10 conclude
with blowing up miniature ship with dyna-
mite bombs. illustrating modern mode Of war
fare A performance for ladies and children.
Boats will leave companys wharf every half
hour commencing al +. n. Admission 10 all.
50 cents " l7-4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

We said week or two ago that we were
glad to see in the Cincinnati Commercial
0azete ~ an intimation that FoRAKER was a
small potato--we mean in the remark that
the Republicans Of Ohio were looking for
larger game than FoRsErs when they look
81 oat for their next United States sena-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
SPRINGS AND BATH,
~ lINlfl =
This magnificent PROPERTY recently par.
UAkSEf SPRINGS iOrEL tND IMPROVE
MENr COMPANY

Added 90 may nav aftra rf1r3 aHi Improve
nonfs IS a SWIMMING IOOi largest "a tns
LnleI states. enlarged grounds ss.t-, ana
drives. aud excellent lyely. .ut An-
surpassed. SsYera. iinercnt NO.. aief- =.
superb cilnafe especially leU.I a. ilI NhiA-
IA. Asthma, Catarrh, aud Uay IDtrt lrnau5-
ton AMI Dcpgcss.on. esp. g., INl fifeA
Grand scenery. Pamphlets o. s. %. iflt-
stores. dcpOts. &C. i. 10. .' AS,
ie2l-lm' NH. If'r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
IF MEMBERS OF

FIlH + ME VI BEERS OF q
4 HENRlCO UNION LODGE, No. 100, wv
are requested to attend n caIel meeting NJ
a. Maaouir Han. on TWeuty-hith street.
THIS MORNING az O'Clock ~ pay the last
tribute Ot respect 10 our deceased brother, J..
". CKppLy. Mem bers o. sister lodges are fra
terraily invited to unite WIN we.
by order Of mo Nor-hlpful Master.
WILLIAM WILSON, Secretary.
July t. a. !. 5S3J &. ID. 1889. ~ 1s-It'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

A URORALODGE, No. 1l6, ,.a-sz.ss.
= a ]. o. o. F.. will hold a regular ~ e1se.sS &
session in Elctts Han. corner Of - ss.ees--
Fifth and Mar BAN streets. on THIS
Uhur.day EVRsING. July H.. 1889. Mt 8 O'Clock
Candidates f1r Initiation and degrees will please
BE- promptly ou hand. Members ~ sister lodges
and brethren stopping IN ths ciiy invited To al
tend. The work will be done by tho degree
star.
By order Of the Noble Grand.
VISIT Rs. DENNY, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

EXCURSION TO LYNCHBURG
H. ria the RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD, SATURDAY NIGHT, July 10th.
Train leaves depot at $50 O'Clock retarn-
ing, leaves Lynchburg July 2lst az 10 o'clock p.
Al Round frip q " lt-ht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
A UGUsTA WHITE SULPHUR

. n NisifhNt
open JUNE isr. Oh Chesapeake aai ONO
railway about bali mile from ago.
"A ugusla Spdngsl snI eighteen miles uc,s
O. stanton. 1873 miles from fl-lmul J.
"a from Washing'on. More accessible. win
lower rates than any other irginia springs
u ia class. Gooi music. sulphur, Luna
Healing. Iron, nni frotsr0us waters io7;-
ONCE. Fond Gap. Daily mais. Telegraph aud
express DANIEL j. AADtk>oN.
my i3-2m ffotfcl'iN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

The liver and kidneys must be kept in
good condition. Hoods Sarsaparilla is q
great remedy for regulating these organs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
PAIN Disappears.
ATOMS
VANISH
HEM0RR HAGES
CEASE,
UoEs,s. MILES. cows. &c.

nor SALE. A STYLISH On
4 BLACK HORSE AND CART suits- 10
BE for lady's driving. Apply at 1874 east Main
street. y l'-N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
yIsl
u THE DEMOORATIC XOTEKS

! TyO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
| or JErFER-ON WARD: You are ro-
| 0uestrI o. attend meeting 40 Cll-Market Han
/ THURSDAY EVENING, July lsfh. a. 500 O'Clock
| tharp. for me purpose 81 eioctinR delegates 70
/ tue eubrrnafprlnl convention. Please be prompt
auI % wIli only require short time % transact
! bnsinas-. x. A. HUGHES,
/ yI4-It Ward SUPERINTENDENT