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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
HON nAyIn MOVES.

II was told by my physicians that 1
never could get well.
Il was also paralyzed on the right side
from my hip down, and suffered severely
with lumbago and trembling OF the
hands.
Il took DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy and feel entirely cured of oil
these troubles and feel like wei man.
II could not sleep on my right side for
years; now can sleep well aud eat any,
thing.
1T has proved to be wonderful remedy
for me and am living witness TO testify
to the truth OF my statement. IL is the
grandest medicine ever made and all my
friends are amazed at the cure"
Postmaster Edward L. Larrabee and
William Montgomery, master mechanic
New jersey Southern railroad, both of
Manchester. N. D., have known Mr.. Noyes
for twenty-five years and are familiar with
all the facts about his wonderful recovery.
We can only saw. in commenting on this
case. that it is truly marvellous what this
remarkable remedy will do in curing
disease. 1t certainly makes most astound-
ing cures, and We do not wonder that, as
druggists tell US. the demand for 1t among
the sick is enormous. Its price Is only
81, and it is purely vegetable and harmless.
Another thing which gives the people the
greatest confidence in it is that 1t Is pre-
pared by DR. Greene, of IS west Fourteenth
street, New York, who is an eminent spe-
ciallst in nervous and chronic diseases. He
can be consulted by all free of charge, per-
sonally or by letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
FIELD CONVICTED.
Amdavits ~ 10 she Corrscsasss 81 His Re-
ported speech ~ Mensieslio--Lss
Compsrsd with Weaver.
rspocl.l ,eleeram % the DIspAscn.,

Especial telegram 70 the Dispafch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, October 3D.
The declaration OF General Field. in q
speech at Monticello. Ca, that " he could
60 into Pennsylvania and get Just a. dam.
aging affidsy,ts against General Lee as had
been proved against Weaver at Pulaski. y
has called forth denial almost daily from
the candidate for vice-President on ths
People's-party ticket. II was MIR. ]. w.
Rodes. OF this city. who first resented
General Fields alleged statement which
compared General Lees record with that
of General Weaver. q report OF which was
FIRST made in a special from Monticello
Ga, TO the Atlanta Journal, Septem oei
2sth. r. G.. Webb, editor Of the Monticello
(Ga.) star, sent the following special to the
Daily Progress, of this city. to-day, IN re-
gard TO all the telegrams sent to that gen.
tleman by Mr.. j. II. Lindsay, editor OK the
latter paper:
THE PROOF.
MONTICELLO, GA, October 81, 1892.
"Ddily Progress. Charlottesville. Va.
II sent the special TO the Atlanta journal
September 2sth. To prove my statement
Can get many more names II necessary;
1--WE, the undersigned citizens Of Mon;
ticello. Ga. do hereby certify that General
Field in his speech here said. in substance
II can go into Pennsylvania, along the
line of Lees march, and get as many reii-
able affidavits against Lee as they have
against Weaver"
iSignedl ~. ID. KuPATRIcK.
"'Attorney ut Law;
"'E. L. CAMPBELL,
Farmer;
"'F. ID. Mcdowell,
"'Sherif
&C. B. RossER.
Merchant;
~. II. BLACKWELL,
"Judge Of the County Court
rs;snedl IF. G.. WEBB,
Editor Southern Stdr."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
WAR ECHOES.
Exciting Experience Of Commander
David Moves.
On, Of III. Most Popular O. 4. R. Veterans
In the Country.
A Wonderful Thing and We Believe It
to Be True,

He escaped being killed In battle. =,
But he came dangerously near death
since. d..
Commander DAVID Noyes. OF Manchester
N. j..
honored citizen 10 evident from the fact
that be has been elected five different years
commander of Reno Post, No. "a; u. A.
r.. that ne Ia a. free Mason OF high degree
a Justice Of the peace, ruling elder and
treasurer of the PresbyteriaR Church,
member of the Board OF Education, and
has been sent az delegate to county. state
and congressional conventions. The WORD
of a man so highly honored at home mus,
carry the greatest conviction ana weigh'
throughout the country. His story Is H.
teresting. A.
For over twenty-seven years since the
close of the late war / suffered from dys.
pepsia, paid out hundreds of dollars but
got no relief.
=" suffered from heart disease for si1
wears. and was carried out of church and
from my work three times, and for the
past two years was unable to do any work
whatever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
R,cbmond-Bred rogs Entered.

Among the entries in the all-age stake OF
the Eastern Field Clubs trials, TO be held
at High Point, N. G.. November 2lst. ap-
pears Pierre Lorillard. Jr.'s. lemon-and-
white setter Count Anteo by Count Noble.
dam Gladstone Girl. which was sold to Mr..
Lorillard by Mr.. G. p. Stokes. of this city /;
also, Lorillard's lemon-and- white female
setter Antevolo, by Count Noble, dam
Trinket ii. This dog was bred il,
Richmond by Messrs. Taylor, Brauer, and
August and Is regarded as one of the finest
field-t trial dogs of Der class. Mr.. Lombard
also has in the stake Miss Ruby and Lora
litter sisters by Gladstone's Boy; dam
Ruby ID. They have already won fame IN
field trials. Ruby ID. was bred by slr. Ad:
Dill, of this city, and is considered one OF
the best dams in the country.
One of the most phenomenal dogs en-
tered In this stake is MIR. Adolph DIPS
black white-and-tan dog Count Gladstone.
by Count Noble; dam Ruby's Girl. Count
Is wonder in special and other qualities
that 90 to make up great tield-trisl dog.
He passed through Richmond few eve-
nines ago on his way to High Point and
was given quite an ovation by his adj
uirers here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
a. s.,..., .na All-sools, DAYS.

This being All-saints' Day appropriate,
seryices will be held in the Catholic and
Episcopal churches throughout the. city.
With lie Catholics il Is q holiday Of obi.
CATION, and the services at the Cathedral
will be the same as on Sunday. 49,.
The observance at St Paups Will be par par,
in the Lee-memoriai windows has been
completed, and the rector, Rev. Hartley
Carmichael. taking as his text the lnIscrip.
d,ed leaving his death for an example OF q
noble courage and o memorial OF virtue,
not only unto young men but unto all his
nation,h will refer especially to General
Lee. The services will conclude with the
holy communion.
Tomorrow is All-Souls' Day. and Is set
apart by the Catholic Church for the com
memoration of all the faithful departed,
for whom the mass of requiem Is said and
office of the dead recited. There will be
religious exercises at the cemetery, where
flowers will be strewn upon the graves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

TAILORS.-WANTED, M EN- ON
Il Hrst-class custom coats; also, MEN on pants
no Lot MICA DAMS q BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

WANTED, AT ONCE A SERVANT
w TO COOK, WASH, AND IRON for family
OF 1--WE persons. Apply at No. 2702 east Frank
lin sfF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
49, > n'nfs DAP.
BydB. Elan q Co. '>7>-,.
Heal Estate Agents ami Aa,,lo..
lib Main street.
572 weot Nauu
PUBLIC AUCTION
A wELLLocATED SPACIOUS Ayn,
TIVE DETACHED rwo.srosy
RESIDENCE wTuLorasr,,,
FEET,
ON NORTH SIDE CLAY STREET ps--
BROOK AVENUE AND MONROE
STREET.

by request Of the owner. ve .b,r..-.
lie auction, on the preni-s.. b.. ''' y5..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
To BE Given a Guidon Flag.

Tonight, at the Regimental Armory, the
Ho@itzer Association will present to the
battery a handsome new guidoE flag. Ex-
organization, will make the presentation
speech, and Rev. DR.. w. w. Landrum, the
chaplain of the company, will receive the
banner on behalf of the artillerymen.
The csnnoneers will parade in full dress
uniform and with their fine band. They
will meet the ASSOCIATION at the Howitzer
Armory and escort them to the Regimen
tai Armory. where the presentation will
take Mace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Travelling Men Offer Their Services rs
DIning.Room Walters.

On Sunday morning at the Virginia Hoo-
tel, Stanton, while a number of travel
ling-men were at breakfast Mr.. Griffin,
representing tobacco-factory. at Rich:
moud, was insolently answered by one OF
the walters. Mr.. Griffin instantly arose
from his seat. and emphasizing his Ian
guage, threatened the use OF his char on
The impudent negro. After breakfast the
conduct of the waiter was reported TO Mr..
Carroll, the clerk of the Virginia. who i'm
mediately went into the dining-room and
discharged the waiter. when his entire
force, about fifteen in number, struck:
The hotel was crowded with guests and
the travelling-men. seeing the predicament
in which the proprietor was placed, offered
their services for the day. The proprietor.
however, brought TO bear his force from
restaurant, bar, and billiard-hall and with
the addition of several men picked up in
the street matters were soon adjusted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
ENGINE Somewhat Damaged.

There came near being a serious acct
dent in the yards of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company in this city
yesterday afternoon about o'clock, caused
by the breaking of rail.
Engine No. 252 was shifting N the yard
ana when it had gotten near the southern
end of the freieht-house a rail broke
turning the locomotive into some cars
loaded with lumber, which were standing
on the side-track. and upsetting them.
The engine ran of on the bridge which
spans the canal that supplies the paper.
mill and the wheels broke through the
planks. The front of the engine was
badly smashed and the tender was also in
jured. Luckily, nobody was hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
WILLIAM Il. TINsLEY.
Tb,of GnNaruicnr
cLovER-oEPoT DEMOCRACY.
Messrs. Holt. Watkins, and Rely Address
One Thousand Halifa1ians.


correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CLOVER DEPoT. Va, October 29.-To-day
the yeomanry of Halifax spoke out fol
Democracy with numbering ID" The
audience was estimated at 1000. DR.. Nj.
o. Holt. of Surry. was introduced by Pro-
lessor p. II. Carpenter in stirring review
Of the history of the great party OF Jefer'
son, which has made this republic the
wonder of the nations.
DR.. Holt defined the issues of the cam.
paign torcefuily. earnestly. and eloquently
dragging the two-faced idol of Protection
into the white light of Truth. He tore
from it its drapery of deceit, and showed
il forth a hideOus, false, misshapen thing
"a delusion. mockery, and snare "
and then smashed IL into pieces with the
hammer of his logic.
MIR. L. c. Watkins arose next, and right
bravely this worthy son OF old Halifax up
held the banner of the political faith OF
his tathers-that faith which is to find Its
justification on the Sth OF November
when the party of hate and sectionallsm
will be hurled into its dishon0red grave
under a storm of indignant ballots.
DINNER.
At 8 o'clock Z. NJ. the immense CROWD
proceeded to refresh the Inner man,
the heaps of barbecued beef, mutton. and
"shoteh vanishing almost as rapidly as il
the mistaken hope of fast-dying Third
partyism before this magnificent on
slaught of Democratic freemen. The "a
bles cleared, Major John w. RELY, oul
talented Commonwealth attorney. gave
TO his auditors food for thought" rein
spring them till the welkin rang, and rang
again to the tervor of his appeal in battle
cries of Cleveland, Stevenson, and Ed
munds."
Victory is in the air The Southside i,
aroused, and Halifax is coming as ar
army with banners"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, A
w POSITION As SALESMAN In store.
First class reference given. Address NJ. N, BOX
40 Ivy. Albemarle county, Va no LIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
BY X. Il. Chain & ca.
Real Estate Auciloncer-'
No. | north TeHth sire g.
TRuSTEES, AUCrlON 80

TRUSTEES AUCTION SAIL " y,
i FRAME DWELLING WITH -, IN.
AND BRICK ELI 80 WI ID
ROOMS, WITH LOT 32xl3O FEel ,. ~. ,.k-f
on TuE WEST SIDE OF iNtN ,. 8
STREET BETWEEN o AND = 'i"@-'-'
TaE CITY OF RICHMOND. o.
WEDNESDAY, NOykABsR 70 -'.' 4
At 4.3O p. My virtue Of a c,f4 =. n,
trust dated October ., 1889, re't.. 10 3
CLERKS office Of Richmond Chal -
Deed-BooS 1879 A. page Il. default BOWS -
made In the payment Of certain 49, =
secured, tue undersigned trustee ~ ~
day ana hour above mentioned o.. 'I .'ta
auction, ON the premises the NJ 81, 80
described In SAID deed a. follows a. ., n
with improvements, commencing 8, ~ 81
feet from the southwest corner OF ! 49,, ~
and p streets. and extending sl'.-'., NJ
fronting on Twenty-nInth stree > '.-s q
bach between parallel Zines i'J i,'
less, 10 a 2O-foot alley. 5000, t.sess
Terms: The deed requires cash II !" .
and 81, 27S. l o, though more ioefsi'' e
annouAeso ~ w. j. WIS lW. 'p
RIB. CHAFtlN. -.
sfsce
Sale by r. B. cnAFFrS & Co., Aae.' '''' al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Two Small Fires.

Sunday night smoke was discovered is
suing from the floor near the fireplace OF
the main hall of the Commonwealth Club
A still alarm was sent to the Brook Avenue
engine-house and the fremen having 10.
Gated the fire under the thing, cut through
to it with an axe and by throwing few
buckets of water on 1t extingulshed it.
The damage amounts to about $3.50. De.
fective thing was the cause of the fire.
The alarm of fire from Station No. II
yesterday morning at 1920 was occasioned
by q small blaze in the dwelling house No.
8 Goose alley: near the Lower Gas-Works
occupied by John Mills. 1t was caused by
sparks from passing engine. Damage. S5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Rev. O. j. schooicraft Secures n Divorce

An Associated Press telegram from Lon
don says that Rev. o. j. Schoolcraft has
secured divorce from his second wife or
the ground of infidellty. His second wife
was from the Isle of Jersey. and some time
ago Mr.. Schoolcratt instituted suit here
for divorce, but his counsel, Colonel 10
Lane Stern, advised him to withdraw the
suit and take the matter into the English
courts. Mr.. Schoolcraft is Clergyman OF
the Church of England, and when last IN
Richmond spoke TO his friends of his work
in a manner which showed that be was
deeply interested in it. He has devoted
his pay since he has taken orders entirely
to charity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
DICKENSoN'S QUIET CAMPAIGN.
Effective Work Being Quietly Done
Cowan to Withdraw In Favor of Wood.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CIINTwoop, Va. October 29.-Outside
appearances indicate O quiet campaign
here. but there is being much work done
by both parties. We have had only two
speeches delivered here as yet. Mr.. L: h.
jackson. of Scott county, IS advertised to
address the people at Stratton, this county,
on the Sd day of November. and at Sand
Lick on the 4th. Mr. Jackson is the
chairman of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Scott county, and is
said to be an excellent. campaign
orator. 1t is thought hore that Cowan,
the Third-party candidate, will withdraw
in favor of Wood. In fact, your GORE
spondent has Just heard from reliable
gentleman of this county that Cowan ex-
pressed himself to him in this wise That
il be ascertained that Wood is stronger
than himself he would withdraw and give
Wood his influence. do not think there
is any doubt but that we can elect Mar
shall. All Democrats. however, should be
cautious of over-confidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

WANTED, AT 9O1 WEST FRANK
w LIN STREET, A FIRSr-CLAss HOUSE
SERVANT competent to assist In the dining
room. Must be well recommended Apply at side
door hetMeen ~ and O'Clock. &C 3O-2t' |,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
The Esstern-shore Canvass.


TAsLEY, Va. October Sl.-The Democrats
Of Accomac had grand rally at the court
house today. Hon. w. A. Little. of Ere
dericksburg. and Ex-Governor Etz Lee
made stirring speeches and aroused much
enthusiasm. Senator Little addressed a
large and enthusiastic audience in Oman
cock this evening, delivering q fine speech
and making an excellent impression on all
who heard him. Governor Lee will speak
at Esstville. in Northampton county, to-
morrow.
The canvass is warming up in Accomao
and speeches will be made in every part OF
the county before election-day.
Reports from the various districts show
that the negroes have registered their full
vote
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

none Of that faith and order 10 these
parts. Repubhcnns are quite down IN
the mouth hero also. Avery prominent
Republican OF this community told your
corrcspoI Dent not two days ago that be
had no doubt at all Of tho election OF
Cleveland 10 the presidency. BY united
work and untirinR energy the Democrats
want TO mako that prediction true az far
% their efforts can 90 towards ehecting ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

WANTED, A PLACE TO STAY
w IN A STORE OR TRAVEL Have had
experience on road selling boots and shoes also
case DISPATCH. no Lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT ~
Il SlRABLE LITTLE NAEklIaA.g
FORMERLY OCCUPIED bi ua j. %. l.st
KIN, SITUATED Is TIE COTS q D- bAA
OVER, VA, ABOUT fIoU. MlIf, NuLI. u
RICHMOND CITY. o. IN. .u.ll lu1
LEADING FROM KiltNttD loo utNY-
COURTHOUSE. AND NiI.IF OAr hl.a.f
ATLEE'S STA ION, Cll..tI. 4NuU
RAILWAY. 1T CONTAINS $3.50. It.. 70
OF GOOD LAID. AND Isl lh...l .aEts
CONSIST OF AN EXCELLENT .f-.I .g
FRAME DMEl LiSG, a GOOD BARS. ASA
AND OTHER OUIuOl Sis. lI.H-
A LARGE 81 lBEkOF 49,. .ttI
AND GkAPEYINfS uN If- .....-
In execution Of tRo feH is . '..f
Lumpkin, trustee, ara H.h.r h .
W1riln, trustee, one da'ti .,i .t.. t
ana duly recorded ~ ' -.. ..
over County Court iu ID 'aI-h..' DID,. .tf. al.
and tho other dated Ju,F Hr, jesse ... r
cord In the afof esAl4 & iork lf. l. ID .-I
Il, page 302, default LAvug I-
payment OF the debts -e,Ilfi ., go
deeds, anG at The request u. r
therein named, | VIII, 1- fhfHas .t
W. l.. Cowsrdin, trustee. pr."'t ...
lie auction. on tho premises. 0u
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H. i,'-.
at II o'clock s., the auose-n.rI .a' .,L
ESTATE. being the same c.nNH..
deeds Of trust above referred ... l.- .t
bounded on the northeast B., 'e Hs. E
leading from shady -hfoFe Air.' s.. ..f
Courthouse. On tho -uuihWe-t by t." ...-
A. Ches;erman, aui on tlf tUI f-
new road ieadlng lfCu AIrr.- sA
over town and 20 the drth lI.t i4.-....
TERMS: BY consent Il 'le l.i'..l. l.'t
will be One-half each, DEE bll." A.
twelve months notes with Ite
secured by deed Of trust.
". H. cos t.
&C 30 Executor ut ~. b.. .s...-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
"a Taxaa Steer"

Lake all of Hoyt's farces, the "Texs:
Steer" which will be presented tomorrow
night at the Theatre. Is as much satire a;
it is farce. Its best scenes are laid in
Washington, and it satirizes national poll
tics and politicians. The sale of seats in.
dicates large houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

WANTED. POSITION AS TEACH
w Err or otherwise, by gentleman otfour-
teen years experience. college graduate
Address GRADUATE. care DISPATCH. oc 3O-4t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
Corrigan (Coioredl Endorsed.

NoRroLK, Va, October 3i.-The Repub-
lican District Committee met here TO-DAY
and endorsed II. c. Corrigan (colored) fol
Congress. An address will be issued by the
four Bowdenites on the committee, which
MIR. Peachy refused to sign and openly re-
pudiates.
Major Dezendorf was in New York to-
day. presumably IN an effort TO strengthen
his candidacy from national headquarters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

w MACIyT Of seven years. experience.
Registered IN Virginia and Ecr.h Carolina. ns.
fcrs By pennington 70 the nrst pnyscinns9e t snn
Ies Bank street, Norfolk, We. no l.2r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
DIR. wharton to Lecture.

Rev. DR.. II. NJ Wharton. of Baltimore.
will deliver his celebrated lecture on
"Wine, Women. and Wealth at the First
Baptis. church Friday night for the bene-
Street church. This is one of DR.. Whar.
toms best lectures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

w 10 do our new work for US at home; SO to
IS a week easily made: no painting or canvass
ing: send seif-addressed envelope. EChO
sonara Hoaton Nasa oc 29-1ws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OoF DESIRABLE LOT AND nk 8 - = yZ
DWELLING No. 1909 Wk8T CLAI sIkbbb

In the Chancery
Court OF the city
OF Richmond. De-
cree Of October "a,
1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
"Oak and the Vine.'

and Instructive lecture on this subject at
the Clay-Street Baptist church tonight.
Judge Farrar is one of the most humorous
of lecturers. and this is said 10 be one of
his best lectures. 1t will be followed by
the ludicrous afterplece, Miss Brides
Weddino DavD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
A Rspubllean Prediction.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ScorTsyMLE, October 3i.--The Third
party appointment for speaking on Satur-
day last At this place ingloriously fell
snce. and II be had come his audience
would certainly have been slim. there are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
A Fine Days work for Democrats.
fQpa..s I. \ tasa0ro m, 10 shA Diana trh \

DAsvrLLE. Va. October 3l.-Swanson
aud Colonel 4. B. Withers addressed q
large meeting OF Democrats to-day at Bros
vile aud it was q fine days work for Demo-
cTecy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01
a FoRsrAsTe OF THE FORCE BILL
The Peoples Party to Make that lnfsmou
Measure Pay Supervisors.

The Peoples Party TO Make that Infamous
Measure Pay Supervisors.
Especial telegram to the Dtspstch-l
HousroN, Va, October 31:-Mr. Joseph
II. Neathery, q we'll known farmer OF this
neiqbborhood, was recently appointed su-
Deryisor of elections at this precinct. The
Amendment was unsolicited and sur
mise but being Democrat, and thinking
tbe Democrats had caused his appoint
ment he qualified. After qualifying he
found be could not serve here, as he votes
at Clay's-Mill Precinct. lie wrote TO Mr;;
Tinsley, chief supervisor, about THIS, ana
incidentally asked what the pay OF the
office was.
HOW TO MAKE IT PAY
Here is Mr.. rnsley's reply, handed me
to-day by Mr.. Neathery:
"OFFIoE OF
CHIEF SUPERVISOR OF ELECTION !
ron WESTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
LYsCHpURG, Va. October rs, 1892.
j. H. Ned,hery, Esq.
Dear Sir,-You were recommended by
Air Willard. county chairman of the Peo-
pies party. am sorry to say the position
does not pay anything, but we hope to
have il made paving Office by the force
bill Ii YOU do not vote at Houston. 90
not think you eligible TO the position and
YOU had better so inform MIR. willard at
once and recommend some good Peoples
party man who votes at Houston to be APP
pointed IN your stead,
Very respectfully.
WILLIAM b. TINsLEY.
Chief Supervisor"
MIR. Tinsley's hopes TO have the supervi-
sorship made paying Office by the force
bill does not catch Mr.. Neathery at all. He
is mere than ever straightout Democrat
and Iinsley's letter will open the eyes of
many Third party people in Halifax to the
great danger OF defeating the Democratic
party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-01

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE ..so u
i THAT DESIRABLE, MetL-LSS - Igs.. a
r,,R NopfHEAsr CORNER or -, - d
KINNEY STRERTs.-As trustee ""
public suction. on the premises Oh 80,
WEDNESDAY. NcyszsER 3 To-, I'D
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two stories high. and costains =, css,sss|
water and culvers oopneetlons. ~ ies& 4
Tse lot has Z front OF 40 Zoo, AM .Jr.,.'i .;
10 ieet 10 an alley. and vlu W 80 AZ a
whole or divided ~ may Do desnSi
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