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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-16
Political aud Other sew, From >hcnan
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Correspondence u the TlmosI

Correspondence Of the Times
WOODSTOCK. Va. August l2.-This
was County Count day. The Grove
was unusually small for August court
but it was beautiful clear DAY. and ii
there is anything that a Shenandoah
farmer appreciates now 1t Is clear
weather.
The Republicans held their Crane
pOw-wow and selected delegates % In,
Norfolk convention. The delegate
were not instructed, but il is generally
understood that all are for MahOne
The meeting was harmonious. as oul,
me side was represented, but you may
expect TO hear music IN the air be-
fore the canvass Is over.
George W. Jewell assaulted En-.
manuel jenkins this evening about 5
O'Clock with a stone. jenkins wa
passing the courthouse on his way
home. when. without a word Of warn
ing. Jewell struck him a severe blow
upon the head. knocking him down
and causing the blood 10 flow freely
from mouth and ear. jenkins was car.
RED away unconscious. aAd is said t.
be in critical condition. Jewell was
arrested and committed TO jail to an
swer an Indictment. Jewell was heard
to make threats against jenkins early
in the day. Jenkins is about sixty
years Of age.
This is one Of the best horse markets
IN the State. but purchasers found few
on the market to-day as farmers are
busy saving their gr3in.
A number Of city boarders are now
rusticating IN this town and at farm
houses in the neighborhood. They are
mostly from Washington and Balu-
more, and seem to be enjoying them
selves wandering about the valley or
cl mbing the mountain ridges that
irOwn upon Us. >.
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Farmville Notcs.
lCorrespondenee Oh the Ilm Is. !

tN't N'iNAt"NttNN "a Att' AtA N0s
FARMylLLE, VA. Angus. 1.-The
Republicans.of the Farmvile Masisterial
district met last night at the court.
house 10 select delegates to the county
convention which viii be held August
Goth to elect delegates 10 the State
Convention at Norfolk. The following
delegates were elected: n. h. Hooper,
b. ; Hooper, j. l.. Richardson. +. W.
Bartlett, Ii. d. Bland, \. III. Blue. n
NJ. McGeehu, G.. W. Bragg and Pat
Armistead. The last six are colored.
The meeting also appointed the follow
lowing TO select q candidate for the
Legislature: X. IL. A. Brown, Richard
Burton, Andrew jackson, James Dean.
Tazwell Branch, Edward Mathews.
Alfred Lancaster, c. l.. Bethel and j.
l.. Richards)n-all negroes except j. l..
RichaI dson. The meeting passed off
very quietly, which is very uncommon
in this section. The meeting was de-
cidedly in favor of Malone, aud con-
-equently Malone delegates will be
sen. to the State Convention.
From the present outlook there will
De a negro candidate for the Legisla
ure, although there are several white
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
Ofioe OF Agency: Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.
FERsoNs PaorosING 10 BuIIr.

PERSONS PROPOSING TO BUILT.
Persons wanting 70 acquire homes for them
selves in an improving locality. where every
dollar invested Will increase. will do well to
examine the properties Of this company,
which will be marked by boards. posteS
upon each tract Of land. and plats can be seen
at the Office Of the agency. over the Mer-
chants National Bank, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms with
parties desiring TO build, and to all such will
lend nifty per cent. he value Of the lot and
improvements at D Pc nj. on long time.
The properties wereac,, red lat prices much
below the present market value. and the com
pany can afford TO Sc | on reasonable terms TO
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. ]. ROGERS, Secretary.
iapTl
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1T is delicate point Of alleged
chivalry, that play of Mr.. Calhoun in
holding four bullets in reserveand call
iDg the forfeit on williamson.
Duels Of that sort are generally hung
on an "if, which is a sort Of life-pre-
server made out Of hypothesis.
II men will undergo the misfortune
Of fighting each other they ought to do
il in earnest, or else the farce is a re-
proach to the plea o. injured honor.
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Republicans aspiring for the nomina-
ton: but the negroes are getting out OF
the control of the white bosses since
the LaDgston fight.
The deed 10 the Scott & Davis mill
property was lodged in the clerk :
office to-day for record. The purchas-
ers are b T. Anderson, S. II. Bliss. and
Duvall. Robertson & Co. The price
was $50 600.
The appointment of j. l.. Richardson
as postmaster of Farmville is expected
very soon. Richardson is Malone 5
man. although the anti Malone men De
leve that w. II. WiIkerson will be the
lucky man. Hir'
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JUG EN- ALL.-The Mississippi grand
jury has indicted Sullivan. Kilrain.
Muldoon, Mitchell, and the other
seconds in the late prize fight. 1t
ought also TO indict Johnston. Wakely.
Harding. and Fox. the hackers of the
ruiiiaDs.
Sullivan and Kllfain are IN custody.
and a speedy trial is assured. R,quisi-
lions for the others should be promptly
issued. Exchange.
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Mr.. W. S. Kyle had the misfortune
last week to lose two Of his daughters
by drowning. They left homo to pay
visit to a neighbor. and had to cross a
stream on a log. IL is Supposed they
fell off the log and both were drowned.
We are having some clear weather
now. Wheat and oat crops nearly de-
strOyed. NJ.
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OUR Democratic friends in Virginia
are in labor ia Richmond. and it is ex-
pected that to day they will give birth
10 a platform suitable for campaign
this fall. Washington Press.
Yes. brethren, the baby is like that
famous PlanIagenett who was born
with teeth, and don't you forget it.
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BRorHFR THOMPSON of A bemarle.
was one OF the prom nent figures II the
convention. He can explain how an
old line VIII &. who voted for Clay, is
the best Democrat to-day. and though
bis looks seem to contradict the story
OF such a long experience, we accept
Brother Thompson.
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TINS is a State election, and there are
no Federal supervisors. We have the
opportunity to tumble down the walls
of Mahone's Jericho with a single
bias. of the trumpet.
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BROMIS AND
LirHlA WATER.-Compare analysis and
you will see that our water is nearly
three times the strength of any other
arsenic water. and contains no organic
matter. For sale by all druggists. and
by l.. p. Routt. sole agent, Second and
Main streets. Send forcircular.
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Train No. -O ccnrtcts daily lt ....r.s
for Chase cry. CuAsr. .rI ...I
Durham. Henderson and ...
meets a. Greensboro Nr N......
Raleigh. salem. and Winston. IHI 81. bra M
North Carolina Division. rl I.r Ash
Vile. Hot Springs Hnd n Western
North Carolina, and at Charlotte I.r o. N 4
A. r. K.
Train no. 80 connects daily Az Green's
b0rO' for Salon. winston. HIr.n. N. .l.
AshcyiIc. Tot Syringe. aII .. r...
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Charlotte. Columbia END . EI-la .r.sI fa.
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2 .OrIdR p0.rff. also WITH l.-a ua l..'rl
railroad Tor Wilmington.
Trains from che south arrive 40 Richr.li
s.lia.m. and M uul.
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Mr.. BARBOUR could not be heard very
well in the big hall, but bis personai
portrait is enough to do the business.
Long live Old man Barbour. the Glad
stone Of the Virginia Democracy.
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We want $4,000 majority aud that is
what we are entitled to if the Demo-
crazy will stand by its colors aud make
a hold aud aggressive canvass.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-16

As hen-farming Cincinnatus r. B.
Hayes is al ways wise whatever he may
have been as bogus President. lie says
that the suDhower is the proper EN-
blem.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-16

Rawley water lis the best remedy in
malddies peculiar TO females and IN
general for all diseases caused by
poverty of the blood or debility Of the
nervous system. Hotel open until
November LIST. aulG cod AZ
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THE question Of educational appro-
priations is naught.
The white p ople put up the money In
taxes to educate the negroes.
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Hon. z. A. KmsE, Of Lynchburg.
distinguished as chairman of his district
committee in the eventful year of 1888,
was there.
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MAJOR II. w. HUNTER, of Winchester,
chief of staff of the gallant Gordon in
1864, was on hand, and helped the Scott
boom.
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BROTHER SOUTHALL. OF AlbemarlO
was on hand, as he always is when the
Democracy has powwow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-16

MIR. CONRAD paid a handsome compli-
ment TO Colonel o 'Ferrall in his speech
nominating Taylor Scott.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-16

HOGE TYLER is not only striking
speaker, but he has dash Of humOr
that will make the canvass shine.
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JOHN w. DANIEL was one Of the bi z
chiefs. and Virginia convention would
not be itself without him.
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TAYLOR SCOTT is by inheritance q
good lawyer, and the convention has
said it,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-16

FAUQUIER and Fairfax answered the
roll-call like old colonial soldiers IS
they are.
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JUDGE RHEA was a prominent figure
in the convention, and his speech was
one Of the best that was made.
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WE stated four days ago that Nc
Kinney would he nominated ON the
second or third bal ot
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-16

THE sections Of the State represent
political claims, and it is noticeable in
the convention of yesterday that the
sections have been a little bit broad
ened.
The Southwest. the Southside. the
Tidewater and Northern Virginia are
now the sections.
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EDITOR GLASS, of Lynchburg, was on
the platform helping the good cause.
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MAJOR HAM SHEPARD will collect
votes instead of revenue stamps.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-16

0UDGE WATTS did good service in the
convention, as he always does.
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CAPTAIN SCOTT, secretary Of the Com
mittee, has ordered down the coon.
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NOUDOO AND ELIXIR. Alongside Of
the dispatches about the elixir Of life
IN the New Orleans papers we find re-
ports of the operations Of Noudoo doc
tors in Louisiana. 1t Is reported th4t
on Sunday last NOudo) festival was
held on the banks Of Lake Pontchar-
train for the benefit of the afflicted and
the profit Of the performers. Both
whites aud blacks took part in
it. and it was uuder the d.
rection Of a black NoudOo magi-
clan who has an establishment in New
Orleans. 1t appears that the incanta-
lions there, which were performed at
night, were of the genuine ancient
African kind described by TRAVELLERS in
Upper Guinea. The Noudoo doctor ha,
a fire snake. representing the Spirit OF
Evil. around which his dupes Of both
sexes dance for the cure of their mala-
dies: and his peri rmarces are wonder
lul to behold.-N y. .SiLt.
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BOULANGER IL ENGLAND.-It will be
interesting to note what course Great
Britain Will pursue in the event Of de-
mand upon her by the French Govern
ment for the surrender Of General BDu-
LANCER, who has been sentenced to be
deported to a fortified place. The right
of asylum in England for political
refugees has always been maintained
This was clearly evidenced in the stand
taken by the British Government when
an effort was made to secure the asso-
ciates of Orsini in the conspiracy
against the life of Napoleon III.-Phiia-
delphio Record.
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LAD BY THE HEELS with the
principals and seconds IN the late prize
fight indicted. with Sullivan in Missi.
sippi awaiting trial before Judge who
evidently intends TO enforce the law.
and with Kilrain under arrest in Balti-
more and awaiting roquisition from the
Governor Of Mississippi, there really
seems to be prospect Of somewhat
discouraging a brutal and brutalizing
sport against which all the agencies OF
law and public opinion have hitherto
seemed to avail nothing -Erchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-16

The wedding Of Grand Duke Peter,
Of Russia, the youngest brother of the
Emperor, with Princess Militia. of
Montenegro. will be celebrated with
great pomp at Peterhof.
TIE OLD FORTY. Miners Terry and
Justice Field had been in bitter antago-
nism many years before the Hill-Sha-
ron litigation brought them face to face
~ enemies. The latter was, like Terry.
one of the early Californians, aud
knew what il was 10 look into the
muzzle of a revolver. He was young
lawyer in 1850, but he was promi-
uent one and held his position by grit
as well as by ability. In the year Just
mentioned he happened somehow to
provoke Judge Turner, who IN his pas
sion fined him 800 and ordered him
imprisoned forty-eight hours foralleged /
contempt OF court. Field had no diff |
Guilty in securing his release, but there |
was begun at once an era Of hOstilities 1
betwe cen his friends and those Of Tur- |
ner. the adheTents Of the latter includ- !
ing Terry.
Turner threatened to shoot Field on
sight. and the young lawyer heard Of
it. He bought pair Of pistols carried
one in each pocket Of his coat, and
whenever he happened to see Turner
approaching quietly cooked them. Tur-
ner never shot at him.
Mr.. Field as a member of the Cali
fornIa Legislature, TO which he wa,
elected in 1851, and later as practising
lawyer. gave more than one indication
of the fact that in that country and
and those times when men car
rled their lives III their hands
be was no exception TO the rule.
IL Is an interesting fact, too,
that among his warm fire ds-one who
was near to him in counsel when as
Legislator he compelled fire-eating
opponent to make a rctraction of GER
AIN offensive language-was the very
David c. Broderick whom Terry subse- !
Iuently killed in a duei.-Nelc York !
Herald.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
BRIGHT COMMENTS
BY BRIGHT WRITER'S.

The Emperor Of Cbina's VISTA Chance
for Coiorcd Eepublioans-No Balance Of
power-Boulanger In England-Other
Current Topics of Public Interest.
THE EMPEROR OF CHINA S yIsIT.-The
Emperor Of China wishes to visit the
United States. The Shah of Persia has
set the fashion among The Eastern po-
tentates Of going a-touring. but while
the Persian confined his trip 10 Europe
the Chinese monarch wishes TO draw
knowledge as well as pleasure from his
travels. and visit a country which. in
government and cuSoms. offers the
greatest possible contrast to his own.
Indeed. he does not speak of going b
Europe at all, but expects to coniine
his excursion TO the United States.
A visit Of the Emperor Of China 10
the United States would be one of the
most remarkable events Of a century
which has already furnished some
strange and interesting occurrences.-
Courier Journal.
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II appears that Mrs. Magdalena
Borguer. of Philadelphia, IN raking
over the piled-up debris Of her past life
has discovered that an addition to her
present husband she has another, who
some years ago she thoughtlessly mis-.
laid while sojourniDg in Chicago, and
whose very existence she had since for
gotten. ChccGgo NoH.
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THE RACE QUEsTION.-In its economic
and social aspects the race problem al
the South is one which the people OF
that section must work out for them
selves. And no dispassionate observer
who has witnessed ,be wonderful pro
gress made IN the settlement of these
questions since the Democratic priuci-
pie Of local government was re-ex
tended over the Southern States can
doubt that they will ultimately be ad-
jlsted in the best manner for all con
ccined.-Ne York World.
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Try one bottle and you viii Doe convinced
For sale by AN druggist. Send for book oi
testimonials and other valuable information.
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a CHANCE FOR COLORED REPUBLI
CANS President Harrison is said to be
very much opposed to the colored folks
holding offices. He wants TO build w
a white mans party in the South-a
Republican party that will be respect
able. OF course Mr.. Harrison 5 idea OF
is not that the doctrines OF
the party shall be that all men have
equal rights, and that the many must
not be plucked that the few may sleep
on feather beds. Not at all. Respect
ability in his eyes means large, com
pact wad of money in ones pocket,
and cane-seat chairs. at the very least
in the parcr Chicago Nelcs.
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piedmont AIRLINE.

DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND s. DANylLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST HOU,8 Old
THE SOUTH.
pULLNAN SLEEPER. ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS
SCHEDULE is IffIrr Aflf-I I.-4
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No BALANCE OF Power. The prohi-
bition party cannot become a balance
of power party, for to cast its votes for
candidates Of license party is against
its fundamental principles. Give up
that point, support the candidates Of
license parties, and the prohibition
party has no principle to distinguish II
from other parties. -7he Voice.
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MAHONE's CLAIMS FIRsT.-There is "a
big deal in Virginia 5 bonds and cou-
pons dependent on Malone 5 success in
carrying Virginia. That is why Mis-
souri, and Kansas expectants have 10
wait till Mahone's provision train is
properly supplied. After Virginia.
North Carolina will have TO be cared
for, as Nice-President Morton has a
large investment in North Carolina
bonds which the authorities and the
courts have stamped as illegal issues
Sc. Louis Post Dispatch.
The National tribune., 1889-09-05
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON D. c. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER

Gen. Warmers editorial rambtion: 81 was
greatly surprised to read that lie was going to
New York and assume the editorship of mag
azine. / never heard him speak of such
thing, and do not believefhe Twill do so. He
enjoys practice at Kansas City worth $4,000
q year, besides other attachments that he has
there"
One of the characters in attendance at tho
Encampment was George Gutenberg of La
Porte, Iowa. lie was n drummer boy in the
2lst Iowa, and took such Il liking to his drum
that he has stuck to IL ever shce, and has be-
come one of the finest drummcrs in the coun-
try. The morning he arrived in Milwaukee he
awoke everybody along WISCONSIN and JoGer-
son streets from their slumbers by his reveille,
which was given emphatfcally and perfectly.