The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

IT. Mahoneism is TO be defeated in this
contest, says the Fredericksburg star,
there is one thing that must be done.
, namely, every man who Is voter and
opposed TO Malone and his methods
must be active until the gong down OF
the sun on the 9th of November. This
j. an occasion when the opponents of
Aahoneism caunOt afford to remain
away from the polls on election day.
II over confidence is allowed 10 take
hold of the mind Of the Democrats.
they will likely fine ont when il is too
late that MahoDeism has been fastened
irrevOcably upon our glorious OLD Com
mOnwealth.
THE month of October in the South
west, SAYS correspondent of the
I. nchburg Neors. writing from Pulaski.
mi. ht be termed almost perfection Of
elm. te. Take o fleet footed, spirited
horse I'd rapid Canter will make tie
wine of life sparkle through the VEINS |
until the verie>t cyLic would pronounce |
life worth the living. The harvest |
moon Viii s, 'on look down upon the /
rich fields of corn now bfItg rapid,
shocked by the ,'usy farmers.
Miss FRANCES IA UNTLERoY, daughter
Of the late Cap. Cha. 'ie7 VI. fauntleroy,
of Leesburg. Va, was married AT OAK
land Plantation. RapI0 parish. la
"Wednesday last. 10 Mr. Cn as. Chafie. Jr.
Bile sales of leaf tobacco IN the IL nch-
burg warehouses for the year eniing
September 30. aggregated - 1G9 200
pounds. decrease Of ! 03l.5 pounds
compared with the previous year.
For the first time. says the Plttsyi-
wanna Tribune, in her history as 10
baccO marx et Danviile reports giut OF
tobacco in October, but nOtwlthstand-
Ing the large Offering prices remain ex'
mgh. and every body seems
satisfied with the result Of the year =
work. and the fine weather for seeding
" heat give promise OF another b0untful
harvest How much better TO live M
Virginia than amid the cold of Montana b
IT the heat of Florida
THE first and absorbing thing with a
\lahOueite, gays the valley |uYtninH
Rep, is office. He cannot ge'
hove or outside of that consid-
sration. He thinks party was de-
igned TO confer office. His eOnVlc-
'Ons Of duty 10 the State and county
l gagged by the prospect OF office.
VI IN him 1t * Office all the time, and
Chewing that Malone can get 1t for
i'm. he follows him biindiy and obeys
is or jeis implicitly.
THE Oruge Observer; Billy Malone,
{ low tone; AMI Judge Foraker. the
.uce breaker. are twin brothers, OF
inerent mothers; their kinship lies.
other ties: for all that's vile, the ~ -,
ave a smile, and while in SANDER they
srsist. the people surely will resist. d
MALONE complains, says an ex-
lange. thNt his friends are ostracised
Virginia watering places. This Is
lStake. at these places Malone
lends are generally found sweeping:
listing and carrying; plates around.
TaE da,rymen of Lynchburg have
rganized themselves into an assOcia-
on. AccOr ding 10 the report OF the
eeting at Which this organlzation.w
effected, as gwen by the local press
le maiu object IS 70 re gulate the price
milk.
TnE number of matficulates at the
niver sity Of Virginia up To Wednes- ri
Nv W. : $3.50. as against 80 on the same a,
ate IL Il year The number of students
far IN the law class is ~, and IN the
edic al class 10. There will be, IT Is
Dug ut, over 500 matriculat es this ses-
on, against total of iS9 last session
THa Saltyille Branch Of the Norfolk
I'd " festern Railroad is to DO extended
selve miles up Rich Valley to the O
asta fields. tr
THH Republicans OF Goochland coun- p;
la, nominated Mr. John Van Mater I'll
r tho House of Delegates. q
A NEW Methodist Episcopal Church. n,
,uth. at Round Hill. Loudoun county. h,
as dvsiic Gated last Sunday. So
GENERAL MALONE, says the Pearis u
lrg VirQi man. rs a type Of class of DC
en- whom the Republicans have made
miliar as aspirapts for high office.