The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-25
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SrArNToS. Va. October 23.-lSpe ciai
Correspondence The DemOcratic cam
paigu for Augusta county Is getl'hS
red hot. and If persistently carried On
until the close Of the polls the oth "i
November you may look ont for such
majority as has no. b. en- given from oiu
Augusta fol- many years. The country
il flooded with home bred and homo
made neutrality-suspicious. VINO ~
known to the people " nom '"ss "u
dress. and who themselves iv'h I'M"
familiar faces. Not a 'JOrtWte' mas
raised his voice in old Augusta on the
Democratic side.
II has been showing all day. ami 1t
looks dark aud unfofDldding out
,loo,s. IL ght when men like T.
Gather around the cheerful family ire
and enjoy the peace and quiet OF home.
Vet while these lines are being written
fearless young Democrats are on the
road, regardless of the weather. to itl
the people the imminent danger OF Nj.
h )neism. Precinct men are at wofh'
and old Augusta will strike this year
for the banner of victory. Let other
counties take note.
the Mahoncites are not IDLE elthef.
blcs. you no. from house to mouse ana
from man to man. they are woi KING.
1t is reported that large amounts oil
Doodle are being used. This IS very
dangerous method. A c)lored anti
Malone club has been organized IN our
city. under the management Oh
some of the most reliable and Iespon-
sible cOlored men We have. One q!
the chief colOred workers OF the cnf
has Joined them. and state oil demon
alization prevails IN the Mah0Delte
ranks. Resolutions declining 10 sup
port Malone. and cOudemning his
treatment of Langston. VIII appear III
the Valley Vrgt,ida in the morning.
The work from now on Will be active
and energetic.
The y. VI. G. 4. Bazaar closes To NOR
row night. IL has been great success.
realizing nearly II. 500 in one week.
Leo Wheat. SO well-kn0wn IA the
State and in your city. gives concert
tonight. He played Saturday night
some wonderful pieces Of his own COM
position. 10 the great delight al his au'
dience.
W. B. Kayser. one Of our old
est ana most respected cluzsns.
died yesterday morning. He was
eignty-oue years old. and had
held offices Of honor and trust FIR
longer period OF time. perhaps, than
auy other man in The city.
Your correspondent was at Harrison
burg Monday last, court-day. Rock
ingham will give a good account OF
herself. Lamb ana Barbiere spoke for
the Mahoneites. Major :. ) Turner
aud Riidleberger for the Democracy
/ Barbiere i from Pennsylvania. "A for.
ci1ncr.r He lately met Judge Allen al
/ " oodstock ia Joint discussion. Allen
made him confess that be knew nothing
of our State affairs. and then asked
/ him what be was here for. lie replied
/ that in Pennsylvania there We're more
men than offices. and he had come here
under contract with Mahone 20 get am
Office at Washington. which was TO be-
charged to Virginia. account. Re
member this. Nirginlans. and let Bar
biere 20 back 10 Pennsylvania without
the mantle of an Office TO cover his
wicked head.
Judge Staples will be here Monday.
Our people were greatly delighted with
an address he delivered at the club
room "a week or two since.
Miss Matte Jones. If Diuwiddic cOu1-
". on her way 10 China. spent several
hours at the Young Mems Christian
Association Blz1ar with hcr sisters of
the Kings Daughters who took her
in charge. and extended her kinducs-
In His Name.