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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-10-04
DIR. EIMsTTF & CO.,


Corner OF 0cncscc Avenue. EaSt saginaw.
Michigan. DR.. Eimsip Il &C.. are "a company ot
regular graduated physicians. who have de-
voted many years u the study Of chronic.
nervous ant special diseases TIE physician
Don oh8ruv OF the office BIS graduate oI one OF
the leading colleges of the United states. and
D. registered I'm both bcmisDhl res as nu ~. y.
Th- cu.hoS them tn treat ar private troubles
with excellent results. All sufferers applying
t0 them VIII receive their honest opinion of
their complaint. 400 experimenting. no Mere
my used, They viii guarantee positive GORE
in cyury case they undertake. cor forfeit .juH.
Their reasons for doing so is thie-W here there
is mo organic disease. and nothing but an NOR
n3uic trouble, or in otherword-. "a ConElOwpr-
at.on OF symptoms producing certain results,
tHCrc b. no reason Why 10 cannot De removed II
the proper remedies are applied therefore
they guarantee. inny wish Il distinctly un-
dcl-toOd that they DO not claim 10 perform
imuU-s biilt.cs. or ~ nave miraculous powers:
they only Caim tobc- Billful and successful ply
-ici3ps, thoroughly informed in their speciality
chronic and special diseases OF men and
women People residing az a distance can hN
explaining their trDuuie ln drtlll hc treated at
their homes the COURSE oft treatment will not
iu envy way interfere with their business. Alb
sOlutc secrecy iuall eases, Charges mode ate
Address. DR. E.msTc IS CO. East Saginaw.
M,ch gan. once hours ~ To- r. "a. u. . 10
aud 10 =. IN, week days only Rooms ], .
aud p Box 5.J 81 6m.
Is, B.--t oHsultaton and advice free
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-10-04
SMITH G. CLASS.
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED,

no THE EpIroR-Plca.e inform your read
crs thar / have positive remedy Tor the
above ngm"d d.seasc. BY Us timely use thOus-
au3s OF hopeless cn-cs have hccu permar.Cnty
cured. / shall Ice glad 60 send two bottles OF
my remedy titEE To any Of your readers who
have consumption NJ they viii send me then
express und post office address. respectfully.
r. \. SLOCJM, VI. c., 1871 Pearl ST.. New York
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-10-04
A Doctors peculiar Story.

An extraordinary coincidence came
under my notice ,hc 0lherday. A COM
ical-lOoi.iuy negro from Illinois has
habit OF coming TO -t. Louis every year
to spend his birthday, or the anniver-
sary OF the day he ,upposes he was
born on. Tha result is that his name
appears on the city d.spensary books
exactly once year and always on the
same date. lie seems as unable to
take caro- OF himself i'm city as he
would be oua battlefield Three years
ago he fe, aud broke his left ankle.
Last year he got his left shoulder
blade bro5.u, aud a fow days ago he
came shutting in with a handkerchief
tied round bis neck, in which portion
OF his anatomy me had bullet await
ing extraction Es explained that he
was buying a pistol which went oil
while he WIS looking no IT, When We
had extracted thc bullet be siid, in a
very philosophical manner: Say. boss,
pears to me Ia most bsttor quit COM
inc here to have good time on my
birthday and &c Is needless TO add |
told him though. his Iogtc uamsw,r-
able. But / shall look for him with a
broken lcgora bro sen neck bout July
IL naH year al the aam..-oa Louis
Gi0bc-Dm0etll
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-10-04

Two rauchmcn named Wilson re-
Gently captured six bison out OF herd
of fifty or more on Red Desert. Wye.
They were offered five hundred dollars
each for the animals. but demanded
more
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-10-04

3 According TO current report, a
great many O&lahoneless people are
sorry they left good homes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
TUE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures OCTOBER ~. 1889.
BY THE DAN.
Personal aud Political Notes-A Boom
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatchl

DANvrrr. VA, October II. 1889.
Mr.. James Il. Pace, of Richmond. is here
10 SEQ his niece. Miss Lizzie Pace, who IS
in very feeble health. q,
Mr.. Roosevelt Page, recently returned
from Furope. was in the city yesterday and
was cordially greeted by his many friends
here.
The Fire department was called out last
night by blaze in the West End. AS that
is the residence portion OF the CITY large
crowd of neople were attracted uptown,
but the fire proved to be IN small frame
house Oh the suburbs, owned by colored
man named Tazewell Holland The loss,
which IS estimated at $500, Is covered by
an insurance of $500 in PattOn's agency.
So far "a can be learned the Republican
partv in Pi.tevlyania county Is not wei
organized and the Independent candidates
are making a sort Of go-as-y ou-please race.
But from all reports the Democrats are not
doing much better, and the people on both
sides seem ns rule TO ne indl Hereu, :
The Democrats Of Danyllle, ms usual,
are active and earnest end Dan
Vile will do her duty well. North
Dauville is also thoroughly aroused
and there won't be- q dOZ white votes IN
either town for the Malone ticket. There
are only four OF five white Republicans on
this side of the river most OF whom are
candidates for the post-offioe. These are
not thoroughly in accord with each other
mt all. and believe are opposed 10 Ma
hone because the General fayors ID. H..
Pannill, county chairman, for the appoint
meBt.
II is long time since Danville had such
n building boom There are some fifty
buildings IN process Of erection now and
on upper Main street eight handsome and
cast IL residences are golng up.
The outlook here from business point
Of view is very 1attering in fact Danyille's
business is in much better condition al
most than il has been for FIVE years past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
THROUGH THE STATE.
AsNAke THAT HAD GOOD DIGESTIVE
ORGANS.
A Good story from Amelia Connty-Poiiti'
cal Notes from Prince Ed
ward.
Correspondence of tho Richmond Di,pa,cn.l

F,nvvIr1y, Va. October II. 1889.
Uere Is n remarkable story. One day in
July. lsSs. Mrs. W. T. Farley, wife VI .
well-known farmer in Amelia county. on
entering her Chicken-house espied bic
black snake in one Of her hons nests;
She fastened on to apprise her husband OF
what she had seen. and when she returned
20 the hen-hOuse with Mr.. Farley the snake
had gone, and a china nest-egg was mss
inc A few DAYS ago. IN q tobacco-harn
about one hundred wards from the house.
n huge snake measuring hve and hair
feet in length was killed 10y one OF the
farrn.hands. and upon the examination OF
a knot near the middle Of the reptile the
fact was disclosed that It contained The
china EGG.
Mrs. William T. Doyne. who has been
critically i'll. is improving.
Work Is steadily progressing on the
Farmville and Powhatan railroad, and tho
prospect points 10 is early complexion
Flags and buntings arc already living
from many of our business-houseS, ana
before the opening dav Of our fair, which
Is Tuesday next. every house along our
tboroughfares viii be dressed IN bright
and appropriate cOlOTs. The far proNiuS9
the weather Is propinous, VIII os gfauu
snccoss and nothing has been left unper-
formed by the association whlch Woul9
enhance the enjoyment of those who lena
their presence to the occasion. Inc prem
santest feature. perhaps. Will be the hrd,e
ball which will come off IN the Randolph
House Immediately following the corona
ton. which takes place in the opera-hodse
Thursday evening at ; o'clock. Ihree
handsome and costly gold watches and a
saddle birdie, and blanket are, prizes
offered 10 the four successful knights.
II is truly worthy Of reiterationn--
the fact that Prince Edwards joil has for
three months been totally ualnhspited.
Joil.r Bliss is finding his appointment not
y lucrative oue for the year 1889, ana the
Aftornov for the Commonwealth looks upon
The condition Of prison affairs as utterly
n the report We have Of General Ma
homes greeting AZ Pamplin City on Wednes-
dav be correct, there were only thlIly
,.bitc persons IN his audience, but vast
nuinbe. Of negroes were present 10 pay the
boss their respects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
COCKADE CITY.
A SERIOUS cHARGE-PERsoNAL AND
POLITICAL.
Langstou TO Go to ohio-nfmocrauc
observation-disclosures
Ice, SC.
lconeanondenco o. ono RIchmond DIspaleh.l
PrrrRsBuRG, Va, OctOber II, 1855

PETERSBURG, Va, October II, 1888;
In the MAYORS Court this morning John
Gillick, n young white man, was arralgneu
ON the charge OF breaking into the house
of Mr.. T.. V. Farley. on Lombard street,
last night and stealing property OF the
value 1f 1876. Among the articles alleged
TO have been taken were two or ilree
watches and "a sum Of money: After near
ING the evidence in the case the Mayor sent
tho accused on 10 the October term OF the
Hastings Court for indictment ana triai.
Colonel William Lamb, of Norfolk, ar
rived in the city this morning. lie was
mot at the depot by Congressman Bowden,
whose temporary residence IS IN Peters
burg. and taken 10 General Mahone's nome.
General Malone IS expected back this eve
ming or tomorrow. Tie comes home the
last Of every week, if possible. to spend
Sunday in overlooking the work o. the
canvass and Of the state Committee, OF
which he i chairman. From appearances
the Sabbath seems 10 be about rs much OF
work-dav at Republican headquarters
here ~ any other day of the week.
John VI. Langston, the leader OF the ne
eroes here. expects to leave for Ohio with
i'm the next two or three days 70 make
speeches IN behalf OF Foraker IL - re-
earded as somewhat singular that he has
as vet made no speeches for Malone. IL
none IN this state until he has received
Dositive pledges from Malone of support
In his IanestOn's) contest for the scat n
CONGRESS from this district. 1t Is further
more believed that 10 such pledges VIII be
given: that having once so positively
committed himself against Langs on,
General Malone is not the man 10 swallow
his words and yield to demands tor the re-
cognition oil the negro whom he defeated;
a IL ~rstn hara "a yVuIf Il
long time before they will hear of any con-
cessions from Malone. The fact ~ Gene
raj Malone does not care a ig for LangstOn
or his influence, and he is not worrying
himself about what position he may take
in the canvass.
Tho announcement that Hon. John L.
Massey is To speak in Petersburg on the
18th causes genuine rejoicing among the
Democrats. The P0rsOn will have an en-
thusiastlc auuience:
The manner in which the Democrats Of
the Southside countic are organizing and
the determined spirit manifested by them
gives assurance of "A splendid victory IN
November. They are not attaching much
importance to alleged divisions and dis
scnsions in the Republican ranks but are
working rs though they have to fight "a
solid. compactly-Organizcd Republican
party.
The visit of Governor Lee to the prisoner
Simon Walker IN the jail OF Chesterfield
county is generally remarked upon here a.
an act Of Kindness such a. has never be-
fore Oeen shown 10y Governor of q state
t. man convicted of heinous crime. Il
has greatly raised the Governor in the esti-
nation g. al classes Of the people and cs-
pecially in the estimation OF that class OF
people who have always looked upon the
Governor Of a great state a. uuapproar
bic. RoUN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
CHARLOTTe'S BUDGET.
The Trial Of Edward Hrown-The NORTH
Carolina synod.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CEArorrr, n. c., October II. - The
trial of Edward Brown charged with
the assassination Of Colonel Roger j.
Page. late editor of the Marion TINES Re-
qis'e5' was begun to-day III Mcdowell Su-
periOr Court. 4 jury was obtained IN two
hours, no one being disqualified on ac-
count Of an opinion adverse 10 the pr
soncr. The first witness testified that
Brown purchased a box IF cartridges an
hour before the killing. Brown. however,
could not be identified as the man who
did the killing.
The North Carolina Synod continues IN
session here to-day. Resolutions strongly
endorsing Rev. Dir. J. X. tlazen's manage.
meut Of the Presbyterian Publishing
House and commencing il TO the patronage
of the Church were adopted. Wilmington
has been selected as the place 10 hOld the
next synod. The treasurer Of the synod,
". $. Primrose, rendered his resignation.
which was accepted. The synod is tonight
being entertained 10y Rev. W. K. Atkinson
at Charlotte Female Institute.
Seven negroes were jailed to-day charged
with burglary Their names are Aaron Al
exander. Mag Alexander number one, and
Mag Alexander number two, William Al
exander, John Houston, Robert Morris,
and Monroe COthey. The house in which
Mag Alexander lived was raided and was
found 10 be literally filled with stolen arti-
cles from at least a dozen families. Most
of the burglaries were committed last win
ter. 1t is very probable that wholesale
hanging will take place here at an early
date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12

ton sought. He was here 10 consult with
Mr.. Tucker with regard 20 certain coupon
casoe now on tho United States supreme
Court docket, and which will be called on
the 2lst instant. Mr.. Tucker will appear
in these cases with Mr.. Ayers, hence the
conference.
Speaking politically Mr.. Ayers said the re-
ports made from al sections Of the State
we're most assuring for Democratic VIC
tory, and that there seemed TO be strong
hone of largely reducing the majorities in
the Republican stroncholds and in a NUN
her Of instances Of carrying heretofore Re
publican counties. He was satisfied that
If the Democrats were aroused 10 the i'm
portance OF the fight victory was certain:
He made especial inquiry as 10 this part OF
the political field, and being assured OF q
majority anywhere from $50 to 200 be, was
pleased. He left for Richmond tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
To Colonize Negroes in Mexico.


ST. LOUIS, October 11.-Adyices from
Mexico say the bill to grant concession
to Henry G. Ferguson and William n.
Ellis, the two colored men from Texas who
propose TO colonize lands in the States Of
Oaxaca, Guerra. Vera Cruz. Michoacan, and
San Luis Potosi with negroes from Texas
and other American States, has passed the
lower house OF Congress with but one dis
senting vote and has gone TO the Senate
1t is believed that the bill will pass and be
signed by President Diaz. Ferguson and
Els expect that q, 900 negroes from Texas
alone will move to Mexico and raise cot
ton on these lands and that many thou
sands of the industrious blacks skilled in
the cultivation of cotton will follow them
from the States east of the Mississippi
rlVgr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
Democratic Appointments.

tSrecial telegram 10 the Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA. October 1.-THE following
appointments for addresses were this eve-
ming made by the Executive Committee:
HON. u. c. ALLEN.
Warren. Monday. October 2lst.
Page. Monday. October 2sth.
W. r. ALEXANDER.
Scott, Tuesday, October 18th.
Lee especially, October 18th, 18th, and
2lst.
Scott (speciaD. October 29d and Goth.
HON. THOMAS WHITEHEAD.
Essex county, Monday, October 2lst.
Madison. Thursday, October 94th.
Orange, Monday, october 18th.
HON. JOHN W. DANIEL.
Culpeper (speciaD, October lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12

CH1cAGo. October IA dispatch from
Way Cross, ia. says: William Moore, a
negro tIan-hand or the Savannah, Florida
and Western rood, was taken from the train
mt Jcsup by IA posse Of citizens yesterday
and lynched. While passing that place
zen. and as the train pulled out he threw Il
stone which struck hystauder 4 posse
waited for his arrival Yesterday, and taking
him of the train mado short work Of him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
zap I2Saiyl
BYMDERCQ2ES.
PROPOSALS.
nROPOSALS WANTED-CHURCH

E1Rt)POSAi-S WAN ELL IL hCn
BUILDING.-The Building Committee for
tie erection OF a new First Presbyterian church
In Greensboro. y. g., VIII receive sealed pro-
posai- for the construction Of said building,
including everything "a a whole; among o,hor
thing- mason work, carpenter work. furnace
work gas-Gtt.ng. glass, iron. ceiling, yentilatng
apparatus. and painting, and each a. 10 hoofo
separately. or any two or 'nOre on them To-
gether. according TO the plnns, specifications,
AMI details, which can lie seen and examined al
tho store Of :. :. Brown. Ksq IA this city.
The seating capacity OF the au' 'orium To be
NE hundred, and OF the Sunday-school room
attached three hundred, with parlor and III
fGn~class room adjoining.
Work 70 commence between November J..
1850 aud Mai.h ,. $780, and 20 be finished 'or
occupancy within six months after work com
menccs.
Proposals mast be filed With the undersigned
al or before 10 o'clock a. 81 OCTOBER %, Is,i,
a. which time. IN tho Chamber 81 Commerce,
they viii be- opened.
The committee reserve the right TO reject any
or all bids.
J.. y. Walk L Son. Of brooklyn. \. Y, archi-
tects A. N. SCALES, Chaii mal,
b. 2s.29 Oc5&i2-fi Greensboro. y. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
POWHATAN COUNTY.
a Ticld-pey for the Democracv-Ihe ke'
rublicans-Other Notes.

[CorrC pond nco OF Tie kchmOL Disph'ohl
p,y-s,r.N Cor-,.rgor-eE. oct. @. 1889.
III. ,...,,,.I.. 80 pn,.hqt,,l have had to-day
-, ,.'i,..,,i J,er,ssion Of thcissues Of
- -. ia. ,,r.eert campaioD. As
80, - G,tIe iu.iue-s before the
Cornt, CONT the CONT adjourned early.
an n, Meade Uaetins ton crowded court
a. ',,.,,l IN mn all issues before
l..neo,,,,. ir "a most able and exhaustive
manner. 81. ~. % leave full conviction ana
counletc instruction 10 his large and alton
tive audience. At the conclusion Of his
speprh Colonel Samuel f.. Coleman,
WAlm our people are alwaye glad to near,
made one ~ lis chrsr.eri'te Speeches,
SD remarkable for power and strength.
I'm winch IA. ur-el The necessity for COM
,i.+, ORGANIZATION and personal effort. He
,,.rtr,v,.l b.. ,gi,cric4 ~ Malone rule and
.,,,.ti.t.d uucn most Of his methods. par
leu'srlr referring TO the use los Malone Of
a.. tissue ballot o. the chairman Of our
pn~ty in h'- county. Colonel b. W, J..
Stanton, p, sii' had I'',lNot QUE % ~ ~
none li'' u .'u.' ~ '9
IRON hi- '' t-i ,"' 900. II. To,,os -
Hl- "lu '.' ,''.,.;,'1J WaLore's
'"I"h' ~ U.s. ii'.i ;.oi ,',,,,,,o,
ci'. ,'''I' '.,' s.l'",';' W. l" sta,ed bc bad
81 'u't D" ii''" ITO
"i,'r' IL. li.lo~.o ono ~
III "'''i"'' - ~ 49,. -, ~ INIT.
'n' '...oID AID
,"v 'I -,,,t,,l,,, n
uii'.i MS iI' H"' III en. n,j j., n
9,Ny'-@' wa 'I"'iE 49, Nm ', aI,d
fHF .ur 7f,''ii H' ~ i-''',
1i ms IN ~" t' r,,i-
N,' H d'u pH'il'i'i' NIUE "f''" ~
oi applause ..--...-...,...,.
VIZ I'M '''''','
The meeting tlch c'ucId1'u 20 IuaAo
r0oU 10. Judge tarrar. VINO had 10 Try Il
case in which JUDGE Dlhncy was 80 Situa-
ted that he could not SIT, but the crowd
was not satisfied and they called upon DIT;
Thomas ". Miller. who iorcihly addressed
them ON the green. during ms time >.
II. NanAuch KIN and W. !. OldhngS a"I,
dressed small audiences. mostly coiored
people, on IN, green ~ 9i'u'i o'In. ~
Quently greatly dlscomhtcd 10y the apt ana
salient conversational reph"s made 70 MN
IN the course Of hls speech by colonel
Maddy /, MlchauA.
AROUSED.
Tho democracy of Powhatan are tho
rcnl,llv oroused and are splendidlv or
,,..,,,.,,J ~, nv pace nur comfy superiu-
t"ndert II ~ true that many c0lored Deo-
-, ,.,,,..,.1 10. tbe,- would mayer a1n-
~. "Nf,,,o,,a g., I,is nnnositiou to Lane
Ill IN .1.;,,,,l ~, tbo trace vat
s'"n w. - y, 80 ~. DnmoNrat;c
.:,I.', tt'..,. - hsf,re
49, ,.i Ia, 3. fl,,,.,,, ,ro us;no ,ba
-h9"'l,' a." "a. ;a,.,,,.o -, +bo
WIZ o' ~ ~. ,.a bor- tiis nn,Derfnl ures.
re- 3er nov 'is ~, tbe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
Tobacco Destroyed by Frost.

FLENIYGsDuRG. KY, October ll.-At least
100000 pound. Of tobacco in this county
has been entirely destroyed by the frosts
of the last three nights. The Audltors re-
al 600 0nO pounds. and this year the crop
was a little above that figure. About half
OF the crou had been housed ana cured.
but the rest had been cut late and placed
in open sheds and frames and was not suf-
fciently cured 10 Withstand the frosis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12

A Successful FaIr--A Migration of squIr-

Especial telegram to the Dispatoh-l
LYScHBUEG, Va, October ll.-To-day
closed the most successful fair, financially,
IN the history of the society. A fno crowd
been most delightful.
Snow fell 70 the depth Of one inch in
Russell county on Monday last.
A gentleman from Russell county saws
about ten DAYS ago while the weather was
warm an immense number of squirrels
seemed 10 be migrating southwark, and
they were 80 numerous about Lebanon that
large numbers were killed with sticks.
They were seen swimming creeks in dit
ferent portions Of the county IN droves.
Hoe-cholera is prevailing 70 a consider
able extent in different portions of Bedford
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
ESSEX.
Democratic MISREPRESENTATION with Pa
ralysis.
lcorrn.nondonce Of tho Rlchmond plspatch.l

ralysis.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspstch.l
DUNNsynLE. October 9. 1899.
The Democrats of Essex county held
district meetings to-day to appoint dele
gates % the county convention which
inee-s in Tappahannock on Saturday the
i2th 10 nominate candidate for House Of
Delegates. The following are the dele
gates from the Rappahannock district
". Campbell. II. +. billiard. II. u. Newbill,
r.. N. Nealc. Madison Davis, DIR. ". j.
Halle. Alternates- Robert Hutchinson,
BRAY. r. 4. Cauthorn. and G. =. Taylor.
Essex Democrats are waking up, are fully
organized, and have strong incentives,
and hope. with united effort, of carrying
the county.
r. II. Warlng. one among our Oldest and
most respected citizens. was stricken with
paralysis Sunday night, and Is now in a
precarlous condition. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
TIRED OF LIFE.
A Brakeman Attempts Suicidc-Wounds
Not Necessarily Fatal.

IopoVldI VVIVsIa III 10 'uV I71' P'IV111'I
ALEXANDRIA, Va. October Hampton
Martin, of Warrenton. brakeman on the
Virginia Midland railroad, attempted to
commit suicide this evening about half
past o'clock on the old fairgrounds at
the western extremity of King street, while
under the influence of drink. He fired a
load from a pistol Of small calibre into his
left breast above the heart. He was taken
to his boarding place, on upper King street
and Dr. o Brien was called in, who pro.
uounced the wound dangerous but not
necessarily fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
Mr. Cleveland Declines the Honor.

New YORK, October 11.--An evening paper
saws that Tammany Hall offered 10 make
ex-President Cleveland its candidate for
Congress in the Ninth district 10 succeed
the late s. =. Cox, but that Mr.. Cleveland
declined the honor. The same paper says
that Amos J. Cummings is now stated for
the position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12

WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN
W - ten years experience In tho retail
bushes. in th's city. "a SITUATION m some
wholesale or retail house. can command sgood
;raIo Al city references Address J.. H., care
OF Carrier 80. 3. &C l2-@t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
For Headache

USE HoBsFoRD's Acm PHOSPHATE.
DR.. l. Il. Sanford, Sheffield. Mass. says !:
Most excellent in arrangements of the
sleeplessness."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-12
AYERS IN LEXINGTON.
He Has an Interview with Ran. Tucker.
nsnaclnl faiAnrnru % Tia n.ann.ah

Especial telegram 70 the DepatchI
LEXINGTON. Va, October ii.--Attorney-
General Rufus A. Ayers arrived here on
the early train this morning aud spent a
portion Of the day holding an important
legal conference with Hon. J. X. Tucker.
He was en- route from Alexandria 20 Rich
mond. where he had attended the meeting
Of the Democratic State Executive Com
mittee. When seen by the Dispatch repre-
lie politely and kindly gave the informs-