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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29
POLITICS IN FREDERICKSBURG.
The Fo.tcr-C Chi~isolm DimcuIts bright
Democratic Prospects.

The Foster CHISHOLM Dihicult, t,-iirighi
Democratic Prospects.
FEEnEEiCk~nl KG. Va. september -.
Special. Foster. thc postmaster here. dr
mice, ihe charge. against him made hy CHS
holm. oi Louisa. and says Dee was cordial
in his conduct towards h.m. and challenges
proof iD tiie contrary. The friends of ths-
holm and others who were present when tho
matter occurred between Chisholm and fos-
i.r decl1r. thai (hi~noim'- statement is
correct. 81 i~ ALSO said here to-day That
the Civil service Commission has taken
note of tllc affair and that the complaint of
Chisholm VIII bc duly investigated. Foster
is l} poo means iu a. state of rest over inc
affair. and the political circles are discuss
ing IL with much moment.
Last evening the Hon. Il. -. BeekleN. of
Alexandria. spoke to the 'Ol0red Anii-Ma-
hone Club here with much force. Mr..
Becklcl was warmly greeted and had the
applause oi large and enthusiastic ali-
diance. lle viii speak here Monday ni.ht
next to m1s--mectin-. n The ball con-
tiuuc~ 90 roll as 10 i- NOW doing. freGcrichs-
burg viii pile mp such "a Democratic ma-
ioritv as Wa~ never before known i'm her
political history since iue war;
The Jeilcrsonian Club ha, also organized
again. a large number enrolled with X.
B. Merchant. a- president; sam. Lasiburn.
secretary. and 4. II. Dickinson as CORES
p0ndine secretary. For the first time the
break iu lhc Republican ranks i- solid.
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RACE RIOT NEAR BIRMINGHAM.
serious Trouble said to Ice Brewing Near
That Place

BfHNuNauAN. AIN. september -. lh'i'
il -ori0u. trouble brewing ai Pratt mines. a
mining town sis miles from here Deputy
sheriff Maxwell killed "a ncgre-- There lati
niehf. and tine negroes tried to llnch hiin.
The uauicullr- oi the KILLING cannot hr
learned. The white population wired ihc
sheriff for assistance iu protecting I'D ht
prison. and "a posse was semi There l1-i h.-hi.
\ train hl- just arrived from Pratt mines.
n ya- crowded with women and children,
who were fleeing from home iDr i"1r oi am
assault. The wires have been cui between
this cit, and Pratt mines. and th'conduclol
Of fhp train reports THAT several hundred
armed up.roo- are assembled ai Slope -N.
Tine people are pctiionine that officer, Dc
sent 0ui fO protect thr prisoner. lnr con
duciur saw. lhr negroes dn NOT hesitate i'
make open threats. 4 telephone message
from The Pratt mines 900 ien o.c"'A l'-i
ni.hf announced fhat % riot WAS 100 iiu-it-7
fhcre and help WIS needed 100 once. before
particulars could he obtained tiie telephone
uir.ua- cui. The sheriff 40 once ordered
Onf ihr local military companies. ANA M'ih
um uiih strong posse 300 addition io lhc
troops. On. message state, that three hum
arod armed negroes urr burning i'lr 'nN
and aitHchin- thr whites.
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LIVERPOOL. september -. I'm inventor.
Of the stock Of cotton here shows Il delicien-
cN or GJ.OuJ bales, a> compared with the c,-
tfmatcd stock. OF hi, decrease 10000 are
American. ss. 900 Egyptian. and 5000 other
L,ud.. The cotton corner j. largely strength
.ned b, this condition Of the visible supply.
II is reported that the principal cotton ope-
rafor here has arranged io srnd the bulk ~
the cotton rendered 10 him 10 lla'~' and
thu, ,tar,e the Liverpool market
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GOOCHLAND COUNTY.
Democratic Nomination To- ihr Lrgi-la-
ture.

Democratic Nomination 10 iar Irgi-in-
turc.
GoocHIANp. &. H.. September 2s. ~pe-
cial torrp-pOndcnce lhe Democratic
Convention for ciecting a representative t0
the Legislature met to-day ai 1880 J.. VI. II
was composed Of the delegates from all the
precincts a~ follows: Byrd district lrce'-
store precinct: j. NJ. Irica. -. Z. Pryor and
4. NJ Parrish. >noad', store precinct. j.
Woody. i. &. Britt and l.. \. Ransom. cal
cdOnia precinct. VI. -. Webb. !. !. urilri
and II. {. Damn. Dover district Nnahin
precinct: ". II. Goudman. ". B. Montague
and W. NJ. Crouch. Bowie store precinct
W. q. kuiDb. j. B. BoWie- and r.. l.. Brook
ing. fofl'- store precinct. =. &. Ford. ID.
". Gaihright and Re-. Johnston. Licking
Hole di~rci tOurihOu-" precinct: 4. 4 la-
.On. Il. T. Barrett and j. j. BOatri-h'.
Three square precinct. X. ID. james. An-
drew Jackson and Walter DuNa. Rocket.
precinct: W VI. sharp. B j. Hughes and
J. l.. Farmer Watkins illc precinct: X.
j. Hove. y. +. Parrish and iro. II. King Jr.
The nominations were Is. 4. Ford. 0i
Dover: i. g.. Miller. deputy clerk Of GOoch-
land county. and Judge :. k. Lelke. of
Licking Hole district. These nominees
withdrew. however. in favor " Mr.. Reuben
Ford. of Byrd district. who wa, nominated
hy MIR. ". VI. Crouch. and unanimously
elected. Mr.. Ford Wa- escorted .n amidst
loudly expressed appreciation. ani briefly
thanked the members oi tle convent .un in "a
pointed speech. warmly pled.ir- himself 10
the Democratic cau-e.
Mr.. ". VI. Crouch neNi mld. witty
speech. often interrupted hi hearty laughter.
lie was followed hy !. VI. Parrish and ol-
omel Il. .. James. The lliicr administering
wholesome advice tD tine Democratic work
ton and the education of the ml--f- hs m-
disldual cndcnNor- ir giving instruction.
Ac.. instead Of relying too much un public
speaking: declaring his w.llnlne-. iD fur
nish documents and iicf~ against the
numerous hciiou- oi the hcpuh. cam party .
or amy other Information in person ur hy
letter to those in doubt and earnestly SEEK
ing 10 ~ well %, 90 unheiicNfr-.
The meeting adjourned af ..i3 j.. VI.
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Death of - welI-hnown Clergyman.

ROCKVILLE. MD. september - Rev.
Richard lemplrinan Brown died at Silver
spring last nigli. aged seNenty-fWO year-.
Mr. Brown was one OF the most Nidel,
known ministers ~ the Episcopal Church in
iAe south. lie wa, born in CharlesfONn.
". Va. February ,. 1917. lie graduated
from kcnyn College, Ohio. aud was ordain-
cd % the priesthood in iS2~. During hi,
lOng careerhe wa, rector OF parishc, in diff.
frrent counties Of Virginia. Gcorgia. South
Carolina. Alabama. Louisiana aud Texas.
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THE STOLEN BONDS
.lnt.. Anhlinr .le.l Nl,I.e. a Eenorl

~nir auditor Sir0l Nnlle, A Eepori.
NEW OHiFAN~. september d.. state Au-
ditnr ~inri has made report fo ihH Cover
unr ou the subject of the ILLEGALLY issued
bond or noui. STOLEN from tnc ur2 ur.l-
onie, durn. fie InrumhHurN ul Treasurer
lurkf The report Says ilai coupons cui
from fourteen Di ihn bonds which should hN
loo ihr tr.n-urer- office were paid in
january l-t Dos ono ol thc fiscal agency
banks. ~iuNn. that thf bond. are un
ihe market. Consequently 10 Is impn-
.ihie u -f.u whether Or, nYi There
were aui nuujupufh ISSUED coupons in-
cladrd. hui ucr. amy included boo fhc 'ira--
urrr'- statement. tliNA mi-hi readily escape
detection. from tho fact thlf large number
ol coupons aic uui presented l0r pay mcnt
lf maturity
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Meeting of tbs international Cigar
Makers Union.

\EW )oRk. september =. Al the meet
ing of the international Cignr-Maker>'
Union to-day substitute. by President
~trasser. for article - OF the constitution
was adopted. II provide, that in places
where more than one union holds a charter
all shall form 4 Joint strike committee 10
conduct strikes, and all shall pay equally
IN proportion 10 1 'Apcn-c, necessary for
the management ot S,.iees and l0ckOuts.
All unions not complying shall be- suspended.
subject 10 an appeal Ia The members OF the
International Union.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
IlYAD COMPANY.

iHILtuaiIuiA. scpicn blr 25ih. leoo
ND'I.e ls hereby given. That Lle boaf1 81
i.iOr'D.s Nl. declared on tho prS stock
I., omp1uy dividend Oi one ani one
.'t COLLAR. pef slIfs ou. 81 the suip a. IN
10 iie Company PAYABLE al ihe once
.tr treasurer. oI apd after c.Onef xiih 4,
% i1 tls preferred slafchol lefs ss re-
l0.I
iitnt 8 ioNA wlli be- ga from .
D. 3D.. Ortol. g. lkfh. irhc, uuili y
'''t a. a., utt .h.f tJth 1889
a. j. n NiIiiiL.
''''f,fr ~ Secretary.
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state None, for John.toun Exhausted.

JoHNsf0wN. Pa. september y. During
the sitting of the state Board Of iicalih II
this city yesterday, "a telegram was rc
cciyed from Cove nor Beaver sttling en-
nhatica!lg that th work Of the state forces
in cleaning up il cit, should cease on lh'
:lO,h instant. Ia reason given for ih" "r'lr'
was that the mon q for III purpose was eA
haustcd.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
\ Young Boy Falls From Tree Scar
~taunton--~ sudden Death.

4 Young BOY Fails From a Tree Ncar
~taunton- sudden Death.
~IAt MON. NA.. september -@. special
This morning some boys went 20 the
wood. ou Gi}moui nrm. ~ suburban rr--
idencc of Mr. Charles CAY. 90 gather chest
nuts. in the number was Robert Binckley.
SON of james II. Bmchley. Esd, one OF our
most prominent produce merchants unne
BlacklpN Na. iu the tree cutting limbs for
fha bows 0n thc ground io pick ont the echesi-
nuts. lle lcll from the topoi the tree, broke
hi- arm and lo.. and badly injured hi- head
and ficc Physicians have been with him
ail daN. lie is unconscious. and i- mot cN-
ncrted 90 recover. he WAS taken 90 the
house of Mrs. Gay. where Doc now b.. His
mother and father are no hi, bedside.
This morning. about n O'Clock. W. g..
Moore. tine c0lOrcd iauiior no the ud lco-
f,r printing office died suddenly, aged cieii-
o.. he has been i'm thc tuuic0fOr Office
seventeen years rin.iey * Morton. pro-
prict0r, of tine Itndic0for. viii give him
burial tomorrow.
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tulc,co. September - During the stay
..f the NeN York club this week, John VI
ward pr..idemt ofthe Ball-playefs Brother.
hood. received from 4. 4. >paldins q ieuei
requesting that date be- named for "
conference between the National Leas",,
and the Brotherhood committee Miieh
,,a. refused hearing last Jnis
the Brotherhood committee Was ale
n0mted 10 present tO the hrdsu'
certain grievances. chief among "hicn Nw"s w
the classification rule. but ON BENZ feiuHeu
ID hearing was discharged. NJ. NarI W"I
moi In power 10 make any appointment; "nu
replied that ne would refer Mr. Np"lo'''s
leftcr to the entire Brotherhood.
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CAriTOI NOIf-.

Consul Allan. of Kingston. iclcgraph~ 10
the Department of state that an English
war vessel has arrived from NaNa~-a. bring
in. nine survivor, of ihc riots, and that all
is confusion ON the island.
secretary Window has sent circular let-
ter iD Cu,fpdians of custom houses and other
public buildings. informing them that the
appropriation for salaries for assistant
cu~iOdians and ianitor- j. insufficient. The
Secretary direct, that the custodian recom-
mend the names OF such employees a. viii
necessarily have 10 he discharged.
The secretary %. the Treasury has ap-
pointed Timothy +. lee. OF North Carolina
immigrant inspector at Wilmington. y. g..
at compensation of - per diem.
secretary ard Mrs. Blaine and Walker
Blaine arrived IN Washington on the 1880
=. VI. train from New York.
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ACARD.

tn mai Jay friends, who have ~
.g sustained me in iny late business
m..cl by my assignment i desire
OaI'yf fosiatc ihat / am stin prepared
.ueif cfiois. and dJ sincerely tru'i
.foI 5000 continue thcis Lind patronage
'i which sh..Ile benfniod. Very uuiy'
Nu. T.. WHITE. agent.
"-tGf iorIAztwfLL iLIfr Trustee.
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FROM LYNCABURG.
Circular Issued b, Che Anti-Mahoneites-
General Notes.

General Notes.
lNNCuBiEG. VA September y >pe-
cial|. Dan Collins. one of the leading Re-
puhlcau- in the city. j, hu.iiy engaged t.
dlN In distributing "a printed circular en-
ted "kcpublican Revolt Against Mahone.' -
published hy the "kicker-' ai headquarters
and circulated hy Che thousand. IL les "a
most formidable document and eagerly
caught zap by ail the anii-Mahonciics.
The fincastle Agricultural Fair has been
quite "a success, ana closed Yesterday. some
Gf the racing WAS very fine bul the crowd
wa~ small ON the last day.
Colonel \. NJ. Davis. prominent citizen
of Glly-0n county. died from paralysis YES
iprda,. he wa, leading lawyer and q
Democratic member Of 10ngreSs-eleci n
1872 from the Filth district.
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Collision Near sIarper'- Ferry

I,nrrG's FERRY. W VA scptemDcr
~ There was rear-cnd collision ionr
III. west today between two lfeight
~, '"','e ,.,r, we're smashed and their contents
,nlllcI on lice ground. The ens,"' ol iv ',v
,a., traln Was also badl, damaged N"o''
Nas hurt.
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Additional Appointments bN the state
Democratic Committee.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. september y. >pe-
cial. The following additional appoint
ment- were made to-day hN the Democratic
state committee.
HON. n. ". ILOt ENoI.
Sussex. Thursday, October "a.
JUDGE WALLER u. eIAl1f~.
Woodstock. shenandoah. Monday. Ocio-
hpr eth
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BASE BALL.


GHmcs IlaYed l'>ItTHhN'
Al cleveland tlcNclands. =; Washing
toms. T..
~ Chicago Chicago~. >; New lorks, ?.
Al Piusburs pitisbureS, 4; PAlladel-
phia-. l.. ,.
Al Philadelphia Athletic. >; tolum-
bus. o.
Al Brooklyn- BrOoklNns. IS: Baliimore-- ..
At Indianapolis indianapolis, io' bo--
toms. 3.
Al II. Louis A. Louis. .: Louisville. y.
At Kansas City kansa, 'iiN~. -; 'in-
cinnatis. !.
d. Washington. =. seven innings.
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Death of Carnegie'> superintendent.

pIrrsBuRG. PA. September s,.-tapialn
". Il. Jones, the general manager Tor Car
nesie's extensive Edgar Thompson steel
Works. AT Bra idock. who was 80 badly
burned in last Thursdays explosion at those
works, died al ic hospital toni shi from The
fleets ol his D,j lrles.
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SMOKE Latest EngIish.-ad


"A AND CONSUMERS OF GROCERIES
GENERALLY. See my stock before YOU
place your orders. as can save YOU money.
Fresh aud seisonable goods In the fancy and
staple line al>o received daily. Country pro-
duce ard my brands Of chewing tobacco aud
cigars my Own manufacturer are giving en-
tire satisfaction. A slslt or cor-cspondenoe
respectfully invited.
J. a GArIWOOD,
fsmily Grocer ana Tobacco Dealer.
3>-Im li6 6east Br. oad,
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The Dunlop Patent Flour has no
superiors Phone 2,j. Try it.-ady
SMOKE Kinney Bros. Maid OF Vir-
ginia.-ady.


An old nurse Of 30 years experience -ay,
that she has never used a Wine that has had
such pleasing effect ON her patients a.
that made by Mr.. Alfred >pecr. Of Passaic,
y. j. II il a pure article. and people hay,
confidence in il. Ask your druggist for it,
and take no other. adv.
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ItkE NOTICE THATI HAVE THIS
onlel fulODJKE lltlNrDN my
'.I Il IriI-aci fIr sAlNh MED lltj'
-. aud IIy an1 sen fof CASH only.
UhHNAN NllNSO>.
--Ill... -. -. ~ zl-2W
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ACROSS TIE ATLANTIC.
NEWS BY CABLE FROM BEYOND
THE SEAS.
~mokelr.- Powder Thought Ia be fmrrsc-
tIcable in Close ContestS-latest from
the Rotterdam >irikc->o Socialists to
be Observation-Disclosures news.

LONDON. september y. The question al
tbe .mok.lp-s powder F. the one now ,eNing
all wnriike nations. N viii probably he
lir,f tried ~ q measure of policy upon some
0ufiein. hnrharian- before being perfected
tnr civilized u,p. a rather cool lui natural
resource for gaining the requisite 'Spefi-
eu.a. puriug the recent Austrian
mnuulifcr- d0Inn- Of the troops were
fatally a-phyNtcd hy the poisonous fumes
nf the powder. For >kiumi-hcr-. picAet' or
detnchmcnf-. not exceeding certain num-
beer of men tis new powder B, inlaluap't.
hut on infuir, in line of battle firing with
the rlpidifN which modern armies require
tho effects OF ihe concentrated iuuie> ARE
0NernoNeriug and There H. little nope -
,of fhata -cipnce can provide % remedy
,ithouf dotractiue from the cncctines- OF
tlip new explosive. which MH,lo le'"iiiti'h-
ile warfare.
THE ROTTERDAM ~iEiht.
Horrrnp,,i. september 2s ~ % meet
inenf fho strikers held last evening. 10 WAS
resolved iu exclude ali Socialists from ihe
movement
CABLE NofF~.
BfEfIN. september 2> An explosion oo-
CURED in 70 coal mine 100 llumler on ilc
Rhine Rhoui-h Prussia. to-day. killing icn
persons and umrne several others. some of
them fatally.
BERLIN. september 1>. thcmicai. cN-
plodrl in haariiilery laboratory ai -mnduai
today. Wrpckn- part OF ihe building. No
one was hiilci. but foriy-tN0 women and
ten mon were more or less seriously hurt.
LONDON. september IS. The National
League of Great Britain m.i in annual ~e--
sion at Manchester To-day. Mr. Thomas
Povor o'C Conuor wa~ reelected president.
I'M his speech Mr.. O'tunnor complained in
lack of enthusiasm Tor Tine cause say in-. in-
stead OF 3lll. which constituted the mrih-
irr-hip thrre should hr a. membership OF
2jO.0m
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\ III M II f'-fP - " ~ -,
1 FANl. lostOliicr Box i. DDj. VIII iuf-
nish Toilet Cabinet. comb and Brush, soap,
and clean Towel every dos i1r - teni5
per week GIVE Us tfiAl, We can please
vou. and you VIII ind % more convenient
lhnu your piDsenf method. Au2D-sult
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CHEW stallion Tobacco. best ten.
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get handsome and useful
present.
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IF You WANT HARDWARE SASH,

AZ fANiED-A PARTY TO BUY OUT
w Az ESTABLISHED Il-iNI - OF
many wears successful operation, nnd now
paying handsome profit Good reason for
sci ing. Apply 90 y. y. tliAtFlN a co.
kDal Estate Agents. se1-N1J
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rHrslDfNuAL ro-nA-IEH-

1h, President to-day appointed th" fol-
lowing named pl-iml-icr-: North Caro-
lima Mr-. Ada Hunter. nt kin-lon. Thomas
W. Hicks. at Henderson,: So. ~. Wick. go
Wilson. Virginia -. j. Taylor. al Pocs-
honia.: A. VI. Lindsay. 40 Portsmouth:
John II. Blunt. at Ashland.
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MoNrY ORDER rrrrrN~.

P0-'ma-ier-Gcucral Nanamaker has ,o
modified the postal laws .nd regulation, a-
tO allow po-fma-ter~ where necessary To-
defer their weekly returns ui money orders
from saturday to Monday night -0 90. to
afford uO necessity for work om sunday m
ln- n--nlrnlLnm Of lM.Ir r-lurm-.
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Tor RENT - NEAT BRICK r

DWELLING. 40. 3l2ll south Third street.
c)niaiuing six rooms and all modern I'M
prONemeutS. Rent J. W 10 "A 1OOd tenant
Apply io Il. B. CHAFFlN 4 CO..
sc2n-xt No. North Tenth street.
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ruE ROTTERDAM srHlNf

RorTERp ,,i. september 1~. NJ % meet
ine of fho strikers held last evening. 10 Na'
resolved iO exclude 400 ~ociall>t- from th'
movement.
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luurih-rla~- pn-tna-ier- for Nir-iiia
were appointed to-day a~ follows. liit.ei0n
II. katly. at Ahmm', Fails. =. u. Ashy. 40
Ba}arl: T.. ". Charlton. ai Bluff city: VIII
liam II. Davidson. ai Cameron: j. J.. scott.
af Cedar springs: Hiram -. Dixon. ai Boa:
J.. T.. Dicher-On. ut Duncm'-; Peter II.
Carter af Duncan Mills. Il. II. Baker ai
Flat Woods: Robert 4. Morgan. at lorI'c- q
YAM lrW Baird. at Garrett: J. \. Goodwin.
ai Go0dvin'- Ferry Mr.. T.. H. Harrison.
u llarper'~ Home; john B Dicker-on. 40
HAT Greek: Calvin A. cait-. at lioWcrt '-.
Phillip y. -tunemlu. at Island Lille u. la-
h.r ai No-icy: MARY Lawrence. 100 Noun
tain Valley: y. u. jefferson. at Mu-etillc;
i. j. Dinm-. 80 Nicke-lillr: George J..
ke~lrr. 80 Pencils. Joseph II. Barter. 40
Ryc Nulls James W. Duiiuday. 800 saint
Baird'-: Mary u. 'ulhar-0n. at Valley
tr.nh.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE FORE
1 rent at Bon Air tislt rooms NJ
ready FOR housekeeping. Two minutes walk
10 the depot. iound-ifip lure. - per month.
VIII rent nom October 90 May ls,. Address
". % pOsiOiiicc Box BIZ, city. sc2o-3t
TOR RENT NEAT FRAME O.
DWELLING. 40. 30 east Cary street; six
rooms. water. bath and gas. Rent moderate.
Apply t0 X. Is. tiTAFrlN K CO.,
Ae2O-2i 30. | North lrAfh Siroef.
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IsJANTED - TO BY 4 GOOD
~ .eeoud.hiud hferrh- loading gun Ad-
dress a. g.. NOHlnAM, eos east Leigh
.fr..f ss29-it.
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THE DELEG aTEs FROM CLAY

Il WARD To the toiv,n Ion to nomlnate
sardiinfts forthe senate and House. are re-
que sted Ia meet "a ktI>HAi;Di = Hal 4. ON
MONDAY Nitiii. 3oth inst at \ O'clock
Tor the purpose OF elecling a chairman tftn.
wafd dtlesth n. aad aiso caalrmen az tho
teeinet deittat ons. y. =. BRADY.
se-o-tt Superintendent tlay WSrd.
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ill.ft 4r cd t.It -Un.if uIiiuuu among lNf
leading public men now boo Washington ihat
neither Mr. Tanner nor Private Dallcli IT, q
national i~-ile. and that nO amount uf letter
Nriimg between thaR cnu make Them s0.
There i~ no doubt that when the Pension
Office is rrorganiled everything viii he i0
the satisfaction of those interested. Private
Dailcll- letter 90 Mr.. Tanner stating why
hc published thr laticr'~ letter. and claiM-
.ng that lc had been promised the deputy
commi--ioncr.hip i- treated u- % matter Of
little Importance.
Private Dallclr~ disposition 10 bc dram
attic is Well known. and while he mas think
tiat Doe was personally wrongcd in not hr-
ine given tine deputy rommi--iuner~hip. 10
will hp very difficult for him to convince
any one familiar with President Harrison
habits IN such matters that the President
ever promised him the office or authorized
auN one else tn do sO.
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w Nuf~.. $50. 81, west Grace street.
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MAID Of Virginia. Mild and sweet

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Pursuant io the terms of utei oi ttusi "i
record I'D the clerks Office of N'fihnlnh'i
nrd county. the undersigned cruz t.r WI W
Dffaraf public auction, to iho hishtai hl""'i'
nt HlailsNlile. boo said county,
ONlne l-uu DAY or OCTOBER, 1889.
suthtt VALUABLE TRACT, az Ian ID con-
vsypI hN g.. A.. NllNln ann Nlllhm - jhhh'N '
d.. fh. said trustee to secure the payment nt
fl. lulancen the purchase ron'l thereon
fo Iohu T. Coles. .ald lnni lying on the
t,rcaf a irOnfc0 river. boz tnr Aforesaid cunh-
fy. and containing eighty teits' Nt the sam"
moro or less. ,.
Irtus. cash as 90 costs nrd purchase
money. unh u- fp any residue 80" N' h"""
known on dny a. sale ..,.,, .,.........
N,ptuber. H.. 1889. s'lj-'"'
By Al Bradley s. TO-. Real lsintc Aucii'h-
\ cors. Leader Building. Manchester
TRUSrEE'S 5 SALE.-BN NlitlJE OF
l "a deed dated 2Oth nl 81 piemn.i' lSr",
und rfcOfdt boo tnc cirfA . Office "i lin' 'l%nH5 %
Count ol Manchester %. u. =. D. Do VIII
sell at pubic uuci un, on iNc pi'iN'H's'
Ou
od OCrunEe. i.~p. 40 o'clock j. NJ
tDaf LOT OF LAND Doe said city ironrng0- :
l.ot more or Jess. 'n iDWlul1n street, ana
running hack 1870 feet. mulr ur ifNs.
IIRN-. Cash us iu $500. nnl h1i iht' ln slN
and twelve months. with interest ilom dat
Of >ale ioi negotiable nnies; secured 1t 9''"
on land 4. lh hlIHif