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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28

THERE is nobody or nothing in this world that is so often crossed in love as the front door mat - Binghamton Leader.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28

ALBERT BURcH. West Toledo, Ohio, says: "Halls Catarrh Cure saved my life. n Write him for particulars. Sold by Druggists, 75c
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28

TIE nan who lives Q dual life will kill himself sooner or later.-Elmira Gazette.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28

WISE as an owl-the lawyer with his "to- wit u-Puck.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28
The man was Dr. Pierce.

The man was Dr. Pierce.
 The discovery was his Fa- vorite Prescription '-the boon to delicate women.
 Why go round with one foot in the grave" suffering in misunderstood when there's a remedy at hand that isn't an experiment., but which is sold under the .g1arawtee that if you are disappointed in any way in it, you can get your money back by applying to its makers.
 We can hardly imagine a woman's not trying it. Pos sibly it may be true of one or two-but we doubt 1t.
 Women are ripe for it. They must have 1t. Think of a prescription and nine out of ten waiting for it. Carry the news to them
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28

A PHOTOGRAPHERS negative and pretty girls affirmative are both developed in 6 dark room
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28
rhe nNrother.s Friend"

THE receiver is as bad as the thief, but neither of them feel as bad as the loser.- Denver Road
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28

ONE ENJOYS M Roth the method and results when Syrup of Figsis taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gentIyyetpromptIy on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- fem efectually, dispels colds, head, aches and levers and cures habituai constipation. Syrup of Figs IS the only remedy of it's kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in it's action and truly beneficial inits effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, it's many excellent qualities com mend it to all and have made 1t the most popular remedy known.
 Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5oc and $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute.
 CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
 SAY FRANCISCO. oAL.
 L0UISYHte. kY. NEW YORK. H.f
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28

Women are not slow to comprehend. They're quick. They're alive, and yet it was a man who discovered the one remedy for their beenlsay ail- Yroa,,fc,
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28

HE first week that man has telephone in his office he Is apt to have the yeiier fever badly.--Boston Bulletin
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28


 Chancellor Caprtvi's Democratic Ways.
 A Berlin paper, discussing General von Caprivi's everyday life, says that the bell is rung at the chancelor's door as at any other mortafs, and it is pos sible, without being prevented by tho detectives who formerly were posted in front of Ralafs Radziwell, to penetrate as far as the threshold of his study. Whether the visitor succeeds in gain ing personal audience depends, how ever, on the importance of the occasion and on the time which the Chancellor has at his disposal The General is busy every day from morning until even ing. He rises early and works much in the morning hours. As early as ten o'clock he receives his colleagues. After very simple dinner, at which the new Chancellor seldom has company he rides for few hours. On returning he receives official visitors, except on the days when he goes to Potsdam to the Emperor. Then comes the reports of tho ministers. The remainder of his evenings when he now and then re-. ceives some military visitors, and when, as in Prince Bismarck's time, the long pipe is invoked, he spends in his study The Chancellor uses only half of the rooms of the palace, the whole right wing standing empty. The beau tiful park which extends to the Koenig gratzer strasse, he does not use as often as Prince Bismarck. The latter often walked there even at night accom- panied by a detective and his dog Tyras- Chicago Post
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28
A Bic DEAL

h BIC DEAL.
 Frons Liuis Rock Gazette, Naroa e 1900 Gf " H Haliiburtdu. Whoqsse DrnHF cf thil cyt ruI yhetei yestareay from Dr. Joan O. fHyor epFcersfe the M harason Medicine Co., O Q3 worih af TkFicr fHFa Care. hr, Halliburton siso teearet uhaessl sgensy for ts io ihs ef tb ppul2r ros.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28
Bethel Classical s Military Academy
HUNTSVILLE EEMlLE cnIIEer

x--.-....,. v V V tt-faf, ALABAMA.
 r -1St a-flhsl SESSION BEGINS WEpNFspAY ,.at t, z, i,,N Ep(Mngs gfeetly sn3sa aed and in- heasa{, well fnrntshed 9a 0nieers and reaeh- s ~si timsnts Of female sdaeaalon thoroughly eslk1e nain& Book eping St haVfah and eue- sIiuns, Christian home for parils ForcataioR5ies se. sniHy to REV. A. H. IoNfsS PRKsInnSr.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28
EDUCATIONAL.

ttws st,s " idE1k or LAW, Chicago. BAll Term i,e VI sinsSept 2. For circu add 1T Booth c,hsc.s,o W NfEsLEfA fc.lff1f A A FEMALE COLLEGE. Macon. ..
 TsAAG THIS PAPER ..ssy tlsss yaa ,.si, ~ ''eA'
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28


 -Mr. wiegs tadmiringly)- Mrs. Hanson looks as pretty as picture this afternoon" Mrs. Niggs-"That costume is very becoming. She has 8 husband who likes to see woman de- gently dressed, and isn't to mean to pay for 1t n-N F. Weekly.
 Urls true that smokeless powder may
 Much benefit beget;
 But what is needed most to day
 Is the smokeless cigarette.
 Washington Post --Chauncey Chase (captain of the hunt severely) sTherei knew just what would happen whom Ponsonby invited that Englishman to join us" Ponsonby tfeebly) Why, captain, he's a regular fox hunter, and. Chauncey Chase tsayagelyl l-'T know it He has killed our fox and broken up the club.' --Lippincotts.
 -Billikin--.What'st the matter, Wi1li- kin?" Willikin-" Matter enough. You know, some time ago l assigned all my property to my wife, to-to keep 1t out of the hands of--of people owe, you know" s.Yes' s'Well, she's taken the money and gone of say she won't live with me because l swint cd my credit ors. ''-N. Y. Weekly.
 She ordered fowl for grand din ner and made the cook bring his pur- chase for her inspection. She exam ined it, tossed Ter head aiscontentedly. and said: II is a poor-looking thing" ''Oh, num-" said the cook, "when it is fixed up with truffies it will look en- tirely different. Just like when you put on your diamonds. mum!"-San Fran. cisco Wasp
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28

N NAVgwF0sT ". l.. DoucIar Shocs ars uh 0 kOH warranted, and every par ana hia nnInc nmA price -tnmpod on boltom.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28

The discovery was his !" Fa- vorite Prescription "-the boon
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-28
University of Tennessee
 EDUCATES to SUIT the TIMES.

lsta- For Inc professions of GtvH, Mining and Ma fn.sllyh EnaineNFing Chemist arluipa TeachiRR ttftfAtNfe and the Law. Newly reprgauiken4 lew eaiiatnss N th hae laboratories and shops. Physioa saettarei Military Dfill 27b Free Tenueanco ktnta hehotarrhiee ErpenAeg, Afr1 to e10O. kddlass than w. HAkNfsN. Jr,. President KNpxYfLF qssV
 ss-AAAE rnis rAFEas'' aas Jaa .risa
 A. N. K. F. I3Oa
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24
Musicale.

On Tuesday evening, May Goth.
the parlors OF Mrs. ]. +. Jones were
filed with the friends of her Music
Class, the occasion being the
fourth Piano and Organ Recital of
the Class. The whole programme
reflected credit on both teacher and
class. The vocal music was well
selected and creditably rendered.
Little Bessie Murray in the Secret
Love Gavotte" showed how well the
little ones may be taught the piano.
III Trovatore" by Miss Turner.
Beethoven's Grand Waltz" bv
Miss Farley and the duett by Misses
Long and Loney, showed the skill
OF the more advanced pupils; while
the "Tramway Galop' by Misses
Randolph and Turner was the most
brilliant piece of the evening; and
nearest to the teachers
own matchless skill.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24
r., Republican, 1. r., Independent
Republican, d., Democrat.

Although assertions were made to
the contrary it was evident that the
intention was to elect the straight
Democratic ticket and ACCORDINGLY
defeat every Republican on the
regular ticket Mr.. Bahen's vote
may be gagged by that of Mr.. Phillips
Democrat, who would have been
elected over him had the Independ-
ent Republican ticket receive strong
er support.
Capt Chas. II. Epps received over
James c. Smith for City Sergeant
about 5000 votes.
There were only SO white
votes pOlled at the First Precinct
according to the tally and yet 212
votes were returned for Mr.. Epps.
Robbery and fraud is no name for
the outrages perpetrated. The
" Dispatch contained the following
statement yesterday:
"The Democratic Council ticket in
jackson Ward was beaten by about
45O votes, 125 less than the general
ticket. This was about the number
OF votes polled by the "bolters y
ticket, which it was thonght might
possibly help to elect Democrats. :"
Read next weeks PLANET.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24
SATURDAY. MAY 24, 1890.
Marriages.

SMITH-RoBINsoN-The marriage
OF Miss Bette NJ. Robinson to Mr..
John Ii. Smith, will take place
Tuesday, June 3, 30 at ; d. m.
at the Ebenazer Baptist church.
Friends are invited. No cards.
SMnTH-TOAfPsoN-The marriage
OF MIR. Robert Smith, formerly of
this city, TO Miss Carrie Tompson of
New York, will take place Nav 29th.
at the Rev. r. ID. Wynn's, at 3 80
O'Clock p. m. Friends and acouaint-
nces are invited. No cards.
The happy couple will leave at Ak
O'Clock, over the Penn. railroad for
Long Branch.
( GARRANT-RANDoLPH-The mar
rage of Miss MaryeJ. Randolph to
MIR. William j Garrant will take
place Thursday, May 20, at the 2nd
Baptist Church at 8 p. NJ. Friends
are invited. No cards.
JoHNsON-FITzHUGH-The marriage
OF Miss Matte f. Fitzhugh to Mr.
Silas Johnson will take place Thurs
day, May 20, 1890, at 6:45A. M.
at the Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Friends are invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24
Memorial DAY.

At the Conference of the Beneficial
Club OF this city on May 1st, 1890
at 429 N. 18th ST., the following
clubs decided to take part in the
Memorial Exercises May 26th, 1890;
Social Honor, Little Dove, Messiah
and Lincoln. Mr.. Matthew II. Epps,
was elected Chief Marshal.
Line of march: 7th and Marshall
to 18th and Broad, down Broad to
10Th, up 10th to Main, up Main to
18th, 18th to Broad, Broad to
Brook Ave, Brook Ave. to Leigh.
Leigh to st. James, st. James to
Academy Hill. Time of parade
3 p. m.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24
Annual Sermon.

Cunningham Council, l. O. ST.
Luke, will have an Annual Sermon
delivered to them on Sunday after
noon at 3:15 O'Clock at the Ebenezer
Baptist church by Rev. r. Wells,
pastor.
All Councils sisters and brethren
are invited to be present.
Brother Councils are asked to
meet us at our hall (Harris's) on
3rd st. and march to church.
Done by order of the Council
w. III. TRENT. w. c..
A. w. TAYLOR, w. VIC.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24

The Second Baptist church was
crowded to overnoNing Sunday to
witness the baptizing by Rev. ]
Anderson Taylor, for the 5th Bap-
tist church. The Reverend preached
a line sermon from X M. GA. After
the sermon he bapt ed 80 for his
church. At $3.50 the burch held it's
communion services. The church
Was packed. Five ere received by
letter.
Rev. Taylor is dcill 4 grand work
in this part OF the cit
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24

Rev. w. Bishop johnson. ID. ID
has been elected to preach the Bacca
laureate sermon at Wayland Sem.
mary on the 25th of May.
Rev. III. Jamerson's church
sent S3S for the Virginia Seminary,
Gospel Helpers, "a young society
sent 81. This is good showing.
Rev. j. Anderson Tavlor. has
been selected by the Executive Board
OF the Foreign Mission Convention
TO survey the field and report the
result OF the work in Africa. Rev.
Taylor has taken the matter under
advisement.
DR.. w. It. Merchant and wife
OF Eagle, w. Va, took the sleeper at
Cannelton Thursday Evening for
Hampton INSTITUTES. They viii
spend q few days IN Richmond. Vn
and will be the guest of DR.. S. III.
Dismond.
Rev. L. r. Jeffress, of Green's
borough, n. c., called ON us.
Mr. Taylor Williams of New
port News, called on us.
We return thanks to Mrs. NJ A
Undertake tG- a beautiful bouquet
OF flowers. We love flowers.
Mrs. Ennis Dickerson. Jr., of
henrico, Co, is the guest of Hon. K.
Nj. Smith of Hampton, having left
the city to attend tie closing of the
II. n. x A. Inst.
The last appearance of the !
Cantata OF Ruth and Boaz until
next fall, will be given at the 2nd
Baptist Church Tuesday evening.
une 3D. for the benefit of the 2nd |
Baptist Sunday School and the
School Union.
Capt. w. II. Jones, of Balti-
more, is the present guest of j. II.
Johnson, Esq.
We received an invitation to
he public exercises of the Y. Nj. C. A.
II the '. n. and c. Institute, Peters
,urg, Va. Wednesday, May %, at
$3.50 p. m. also TO the anniversary
xerclses of the Y. N. and c. Lyceum,
,uesday 27th inst, at 2 D. m, w.
> Ivy, president; j. a. Cabaniss,
ecretary.
DR.. II. L. Jones presents a fineI
ppearance in his vehicle, Victoria.
MIR. George Preston, who has
cen SO ill, is out again.
The Committee of the Attucks
iuard Association have ordered
apt. Scott's monument.
Tl3e L.adies' Meme...'s'
io- .s,sss,.s. sa.vus Esuy unVe.
rdered the monument for Capt. En-
let Scott. lit will be ready in a
hort time.
MIR. George w. Parker. whol
as been North visiting his relatives. I
sturned home Monday quite sick. |
The last appearance of the 6
antata of Ruth and Boaz until
ext TALL will be at the Second Bap-
st Church Tuesday June 3D., for the s
enetit OF the Second Baptist Sun
ny School and the Sunday School
uiOn. II
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24

Z
ests, from the room.
Webster Street has been changed
TO Goddin st. All persons residing
there have been registered from the
former named street. Although this
SO appeared on the books, they were
not allowed to vote. Richard Ran
dolph lives at 40S Goddin st. lie
was denied the right to vote. Will
liam Glasgow and his two sons, al
though tax payers, and he a proper
" owner, was unceremOniously dis
franchised, contrary to every prinei-
pie OF right and Justice. They have
been living there for fully fifteen
years, and have always voted from
there.
Charming Carter who has been
living at / 4 + Baker Street for more
than three years, the Judges of the
precinct, refused to vote him no
oath as the law provides.
Robert Taylor, living at No. 8 +
Duval Street, was said to be dis
franchised. Although he was a bona
tide voter, the judges refused to vote
him.
Edward Harris at 1922 st. James
Street, was denied the right of the
elective franchise, no excuse being
given than he had too many homes
In the 1st precinct, Mr.. Preston
Belvin, challenger, it was said that a
bottle OF whiskey was passed around.
This is the condition as it presents
itself. All of this was done i'm the
interest OF the policemen's s candidate.
Capt. Charles III. Epps.
When the polls closed a contention
was held in the matter of represen-
tative to see the count at the Second
Precinct, Jackson Ward.
The Independent Republican ele-
ment selected their man and the
Regular" Republicans did the same
They were b. f. Turner, ESQ. for the
former and Mr.. Robert Bullock for
the latter. Quite a sensation was
caused by the alleged discovery by
MIR. Henry Layne of an attempt to
secrete ballots with an idea i'm view
OF stuffing the ballot box during the
In the First Precinct the Regular
republican ticket was denied repre-
;entation. Messrs. Lewis Stewart. [
denry Moore and Clarence Payton |
the Independent Repub- !
lean wing. MIR. j. c. Smiths repre-
were denied admission.
When the ballot-box was opened it
vas found that it had been stuffed.
here being GA ballots in the box.
While the poll-books showed that
1873 votes had been cast. Accord
ng TO law a man was selected to be
bind folded and draw out the sur
,lus tickets Aldermen Preston Bel
ia Was selected Fer tie task.
las GieS sEsO even POO ballots most
Republican MFR. Moore objected. I
dr. Lewis Stewart the Judge also
Protested. Two of the Democratic
Judges IN accordance with their oaths
u office sustained the objection. MIR.
5elvln was angry and told them to
manage the whole affair then. All
II the ballots were returned to the
'ox, and Mr.. Stewart blindfolded
lnd told to draw the ballots. He
rev some Democratic and some
224 were taken from
he box in this way When the
votes were counted, twas
ound that this overwhelming Repu b
can Precinct was Democratic by
a malority-another example of
'ourbon fraud and corruption.
The following is the vote as far as (
re have been able to ascertain of ,,
ackson Ward.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24

Many months ago a colored man
and white man escaped from the
Jail at Lynchburg. The colored man
was captured. In addition to the
punishment meted out to him by the
Court it is said that Matt. J. Day,
the city sergeant is said to have
chained him in cell and fed him on
bread and water. He is also said 80
be covered with lice and his condi-
tiOn pitiable.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24
Concert and Mock Trial.

A grand concert and Mock Trial
VIII he given at the Sharon Baptist
Church, May 26th, by Messrs. VIM.
Mitchell and ID. Webster Davis.
Madame Fannie Payne Walker will
furnish music.
Admission 10 cents. Doors open
at ,7;30 o'clock p. m.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24
HON. JOHN MERCER LANGSTON
WINS.

The House Commit tee on Elections
have reported in favor of Hon. John
Mercer Langston as against Mr.. E.
{. Venable, the Democratic sitting
member. Well donel Langston for
Congress.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24

CARTER-Mary J.. Carter widow of
the OF late Lewis Carter departed this
life Saturday, 18th inst. at 7:3OP.
She wac in the 54th year of her age,
and leaves a daughter and host of
friends to mourn their loss,
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24
III HEADQUARTERS FIRST BATTALION
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS, INFANTRY

RICHMOND, Va. Nay %, 1890.
ESPECIAL ORDER No. 81
1. The field and staff officers will
assemble at the Armory on Ma,
3Oth at II o'clock M. in full dres,
uniform, to attend Memorial Ser
vices at the National Cemetery nea,
the city.
z. Captains of companies will as
semDle their command at tie Armory
on May 30, at II O'Clock NJ. in full
dress uniform armed and equipped
Tor parade at National Cemetery
near the city.
.. The non-Commissioned staff
VIII assemble at the same hour
above mentioned.
by order of Maj. j. B. johnson.
ii. A. COBB, Capt. and Adi't.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24
Rev. Howard Called.

Rev. G. b. Howard has been called
to the pastorate of the First Baptist
Church of Charleston, w. Va. He
has not as yet decided to accept.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24
The Only CoIore


Mr.. Beverly f. TuSaer, the enter
pTlsing colored real estate agent
has decided to 60 ints the auction
eering business. AZ business en-
trusted TO his care VS. be properly
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24

| OST YESTERDAY MORNING
II on Broad street between First and
Third, GOLD CHAIN, in an en-
velope with Mr.. Buchanan's name
on it. A liberal reward will be given
if left at Buchanan's jewelry store or
322 south Pine treet.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24

~Mr. Collins T Valentine, a wei
known young man of this city is Drum
mer for the PLYMOI ia ROCK
PANTS CO., and is ready to rec i've or
deis for the latest style pants, and suits
generally at lowest prices. -6SN BSS-. see
him at 6l2 or ZOE East Broad Street
city.
or PLANET Office
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24

Mr. Georg w Boiling st Werthei
mer's Shoe Store, 492 K Broad Street.
requests the public and his friends tu
Gail and see the latest novelties i'm foot
wear, before purchasing elsewhere.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24
Smoke FL Matador Cigar; 5e:

Please state that / am agent for
the Richmond Photograph Gallery,
otherwise called Davis Photograph
Gallery. All orders will be attended
to if left at sos N. 4th st. or DR..
S. H. Dismond's Office 112 w. Leigh
st. Satisfac tion guaranteed.
A. w. G. FARRAR.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24

There will be a grand Festival
given Friday, May 3Oth, 80 bv
Arlena Council N5. 20, /. O. st. Luke
at Township Hall near Four Mile
Greek Church on the River Road.
Admission; Through the day
Tree: at night 10 cents.
There viii be a Festival at the
Fifth st. church, opening Monday
afternoon, May 26th, at two O'Clock
p. m. and closing at II p. m. Given
by the Aged Widows Union Club.
Admission five cents.
A grand May Festival will begiyep
at the First Baptist church May &c
and 27. Every body come as it is
something you don't see every day.
And a first class enjoyment is prom
ised to all. Admission % cents.
Z There will be a Grand Lecture Civ
en- at the Fifth Street Church on the
3rd of June for the benefit of the
o. of q. s. and ID. of S. The lecture
will be delivered by Rev. ]. Anderson
Taylor of this city and Rev. Spiller
OF Portsmouth, Va. Admission free.
Lecture commences at 8 O'Clock.
2t.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24

Ropr IS with .. nor
trait of hail the now
presideEb apt;st State
Nonyx 80 Ds.torEi
SltJ se a IA ii rs 8sstA year was
p0s sGF oi tlieFt 81. Baptist Church
OF this city va az the High Street
Baptist Chnrs of Danyiile, Va. He
was lst yiee-9 esi1ent OF the Foreign
Mission Confention, General Mis-
sIonary of American Baptist Home
Mission Society i0r V8.
At one time ~ was Recording Sec
retary OF the 81 s5s.a Mission Con
vention OF Il tied States He
was Corresp0 Secretary of the
Va. Baptist S invention.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24
BALLO T-BOX
S2UPFIDC.
TAGTtCS AT
THE POLLS.
The Regular Republican Ticket Tri-
umphant in Jackson Ward.


CacAsoh "aru was the centre OF
aOUrdcuioh SO lar as the ColOred
People were concerned In the city
eiecOioh. ihe regular Republican
CONVENTION meu on the l4th and
hohinaOeu Ll ticket:
IN lnurs1ay hight a meeting was
heiu III Ohe + flrsJ frecinct and dele
elected to another Ward Convention
The latter meeting was held and the
following ticket nominated:
Iobo Af;+..he.u T.
J. R. Griffin.
Thomas p. Jeter.
ron no,s,,f., .,,,.,s,,,
=
49, So - hs1sea'ns
Joeer,b II. lTa-rs,.
BENJAMIN Jackson.
andrew Thompson.
FoR JrrsTrcrs on rup pr,cr.
ROYAL Racks.
Lee Frayser,
Henry C. Hunter.
Tho Todo3o
nr;ntad ~ I III 'iu1nos Inno, ~ n,u one oicAeC
on Il ord "nOthn~ v0 ';t, :, 9'';.On nunle
Tha 49, 80 an; 1919, w" =. oliioueu.
cla;mad I +ha LII thpo ,Oslnis Onis nleeoing
Lanes p"hao H., my VIZ 3PPoseu 20
CoIorod ;l t;nIVa+ anu "''" oeu q s'r"iShC
M ,oo.,,i,',' po,,,,l; ...,
90 sNlIr u,"' A'ePuoioan OicAe' was
'' 'oii0"S
FOR BOARD OF ALDERMAN:
John Mitchell. Jr.
James Bahen.
Thomas I. letter
rop co,,,,ou co,,,,,,
00oNO'N
Den!aiillh Jackson,
Koyal White,
nenry Layne,
And,.o,, Tl,I.S, 80,
FOR J,rsr,cps or mu,, v,oD
-, N'''O|
CSoyoi naSAs,
Henrv = uTOt'
mn
NaeO InuIs4ay was election day.
lii ~ an early hour! colored men ar
i"hseI ~ themselves a1 IN Ilne:
+ha+ Pno.;s+P DIV 81 PIeclncD, Ppch, ~ appeared
not of binnsaIs o+ho. ~ ioI "ds
and hinder voters. He almost nosi-
lively refused to vote colored men
and the voters continued to wait
The police were out in full force
to overawe voters and to force
through the policemen's candidate.
Capt Chas ii. Epps.
As usual Tue most trivial questions
"eIe "sAeu ana nearly every other
S'O Eoioreu man sworn. Men who had
oeen Voters S lh Che ward Tor 10, 10
anu st even ~ ~ years were thus treated.
n.Oer ISaralng Uha6 Two tickets
Wei mele III One nei1 on the morning OF
cne elecClon "a insU-' the Democrats
sprung Uhe IollOWlng ticket:
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24

The marriag r. John H. Ma
brey TO Miss ta,-E. Carter tool
place Thurs =, May Is. 1890. at
the Moore ST Set Baptist Church
The ceremony sas performed bv Rev
Watts, in ie presence Of n
large audier The welding
march was rendered by Mr..
5. Turner. m ushers were Messrs
X. Boyd: w b, I. Wingfeld, S.
noten, z Cn and q. Monroe.
Monroe done entered with the
groom 9nd th ide entered on the
arm OF MA. johnson. She pre-
senteo very y appearance, at
tired in pa ne surah silk on
.rain, tIlnm' ornaments of
Deads. She s,e'i IN her hand a
rich bouquet flowers. Maids of
Honor
Misses Ella lr0wn and Sarah s
Carter The d ter is the brides Sis
ter.
Richmond planet., 1890-05-24

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