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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUausr rs, 1892.
Sun rises. SEQ aIgH TIps.
sun sets. ........ $50 Morning, ......a.1i'0t
Moon rises..-...,.. 1870 Eyening'......-..i E3l
PORTE OF RICHMOND. AusUsFI5. 1891
ARRIVED
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New forx,
merchandise and passengers GEORGE W. Allen
Schooner NsyarIuo, Carter. orchIila Island,
Schooner Fsunle klnney, Who'll. kenebec Ice,
Richmond les Company.
schooner Buiahland, Hopkins, Baltimore,
cell. w. y. curtis. agent.
Barge Charles 4. smith, Camp, Pbiladeipnla,
coal, Charles II. Page
SAILED,
Steamer Ariel Des0. Norfolk, mervhsndise
and passengers: l. b. fasun, yice-prsssdsaS
PORT OF sswPoRr NEWS. August 10, 1892.
Iby sclegraph.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Indianapolis, Boston.
Steamship bIbeFhsld, Boston.
SAILED.
schooner W. u. oiar, Boston.
Schooner J. II. jackson, Allyn Point
Schooner Clara LeaVitt. Allyn Point.
PORT OF WEST POINT. August Is, 1892
lBy telegraph
AREsggD.
steamship Baltimore, BsnAott Baltimore. pas
sengers cad general cargo
steamship city o. coluphls, Stevens New
York passengers and general cargo
steamshlp Chatham, Foster, baltimore, pas.
sengars aud general cargo
sAsLED.
steamship Chatham. Boston sis Norfolk, pas
senseFs and general cargo.
EepIs.rt News and Aosielk, passengers and
sS sieamsDip baltimore, Baltimore. passengers
and general carga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
The Garner-Thomp,on Wedding.

Correspondence of tho Richmond Dlspatchl
ScorTsyI1IE. August 15.-The marriage
Yesterday of Miss Mamie, the beautiful
daughter of MIR. j. w. Thompson, Of this
place. to Mr.. Venom Garner, of Rich
mond, was celebrated at the home OF the
bride. Rev. w. II. Wilson, of New Canton,
officiating. The bridal couple left on the
east-bound train for their home. in Rich
mOnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16

my nose, ] had ring
lug In my ears, and my sense OF smelling ana
hearing we're weakened. Occasionally | sur
fered from pain In the chest and with belching
and sour stomach. My appetite was poor,
memory weak, and / was very weak ana
nervous, but now feel like another man. Ny
health Is wonderfully improved, all the catarrhal
symptoms are about gone and feel sure that
am on the road 70 perfect health. All this owe
% DR.. Coates, Of 70S east Franklin street, Rich
nond, Va. WARRICK +. EPPo,
OF firm of Epps h Sweeney, Grocers,
sos north Seventeenth street, RICHMOND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
rnra ANA Mhale.eme aaaIlty

comnends 10 public approval the can
fornia liquid LAXATIVE remedy. syrup OF
Figs, II Is pleasant 70 the taste, and by
acsing gently on the kidneyss liver, ana
bowels % cleanse the system shectuals, n
promotes the health and comfort ot ~.
who use il, and With millions II Is tns pess
and only remedy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16

There are two especially "rare Bit" here to
take your attention this week. One is the
PANTS SALE--the other is the SHOE SALE.
Both make a clean sweep.
You can have the choice of ALL the PAT
TERMED SEPARATE TROUSERS in our stock
and with them the reductions run like this:
The IS and 80 ones ARE 1928.
The e. and $3.50 ones ARE $3.50.
The 30 and $3.50 ones ARE a435.
The % ones ARE s3.4S.
Tho a. and $3.50 ones ARE s2.9s.
The $3.50 ones ARE $40.
The 81. 80 and 50 ones ARE s10s.
The only question is-Can you use another
pair or twof You know all about their perfec-
ton Of At and pattern-that ITO order" you can
get no better.
Then buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. bonds. Stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &r., and tho
Weather Indications
rBr ,elerrnph % the pIspa,ch.l

WASHINGTON, d. c.. August TO-
IFklR Forecast for Virginia for twenty
four hours-from midnight to
midnight: Fair weather, north
west winds becoming variable.
For North Carolina; Increasing cloudi-
ness and showers in South Carolina and
western North Carolina; northeast winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. August To- OFFERINGS Wheat.
gas bushels. COrn--Wnite, S44 bushels ;
mixed. gao bushels. oats, 574 bushels.
SALES Wheat, 3,646 bushels. COrn-White,
414 bushels Oats, "a bushels
QUOTATIONS.
WHsAr.-LOngbsrry, 76asiG. Mixed. 75aS4c.
shortperry 1Oas3c. No. 2 red, S2sSAc.
Uoax.-Whlts, Virginia, 6la62e.; No 2, white,
oIaVgc.; No. =. mixed. 5DaB0c.
Olrl-WInter Qor seedl, 40a46c; No. 2,
mixed, 39asOc. No. 8, mised, 37a3Sc'
nYE.--B5a15c.
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s,.,e no.ra or Arrlcaltara.

tcorespondenoe Of tho Richmond pn'pa''h'i
MograoMEaf WMfE spLPHrs arEisas'
August 70. The state BOARD coi afss'Hs,
tnye Mas called to order on Saturday Dy
president Sutherlin. There were present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
IMPORTED GINGER ALE. NAsI

BERRY VINEGAR. aud LIME-5uIcEM
ais MCCARTHY q nAySEss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16

Seldom Tgler, colored sailor on the
schooner Fanme Kinney now lying IN tue
dock between Seventeenth anu
Eighteenth. was drowned about io;S0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 15.-Thesr was a great
deal less heard about silver In Wall street to-
day, but gold again occupied attention. especial
ly OF those whose interests would be best served
by decline in the prices Of securities. An en-
gsgement of $1,000, 900, however, was not fol-
lowed by tho decline expected, but by renewal
Of tho intense stagnation In business rs well as
nrirpa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16

FLouR-We quo.s: Fine, sgas2.25, super-
nne, s2.5Oas2.75 extra, s3.50ae37o; family,
s4a s4.25 patent, s5aso.20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
DIR L pFARcE COATES.

OFFICES: 70S east Franklin street. Rich.
mOnd, Va. once hours: 8 10 L. NJ, 10 4, aud
q % $3.50 z. N. Sundays, % TO IL NJ.
SPkCIALTIES: CATARRH, Nose, Ihroat, ana
Chest; also rheumatism, Asthma, ana al
durable diseases treated with success.
Consultation at ofico or by mail free. neui-
cDes free TO patients. II you live at q distance
send for symptom blank. au l4-is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Ersning.--ExchanEe quiet and steady at 4S7i@s
4SD. Commercial bills, 4s6s4a4s1. Money
easy at l1Rt9; closing offered at =. cub
Treasury balances Coin, 800. 10000 cur
rency. S24,I $4,000. Governments duil Dnt
steady; per cents, 1851, state bonds dun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
Tho j. O. u. a. n. building Association
L7Mn Fnrty.

The lawn party Of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics Building
Association. which was to have been held
OF the park on the corner of Marshall and
Harrison streets this week, will commence
next Thursday night in the hall and lot
corner OF Munford and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
NOTICEi-THE LAWN PARTY

NOTICE TIRE LAWN PARTY
~ which was to have been held at the park
at corner Of Marshall and Harrison streets
during this week had 10 be postponed on account
OF the failure OF owners 81 the park 20 keep their
agreement with the Building Association OF the
Junior order United Am oricAn Mechanics. Tho
committee have decided 10 hold II in the Hall
and LOT corner OF hunford and broad streets,
commencing THURSDAY NIGHT, August ISL.
at oc.O'k
Well-yenulatd hall and good music.
Refreshments Ia abundance.
No Intoxicating liquors.
Admission Gentlemen, 11e. Ladies' fee,
W. X. WALDEN,
au 10-lt' OF COMMITTEES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN SILVER.

A slight improvement In the price Of silver this
morning allowed the development OF a firm tenn
per In the market, despite continued pressure OF
made were all toward higher prices. Reading
and Sugar monopOllzed most OF the attention,
but the former was inclined TO drop, while the
latter actually scored a material improvement,
rise OF lss per cent from its last price on Satur-
day. Reading, after slight advance, lost more
than the gain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16

Lee. after accepting the clubs
i....'.,u. avs 40 hls letter;
tn. o.g,h. standing on the broad plat
' Mt American citizenship. should de
a.. ...a. and exact Justice 10 all sec
a.I iat II must not be used TO
.'l.tr tire power Of the Republican
'' hostile legislation OF doubtful
Hlally. We must enter our
Ifo.,.t, too, against the existing
..0.. which carry TO the Treasury OF
ut,l States and 20 the pockets OF
.Ot.i manufacturers the people
without returning 20 them IN any
.fou ling benefits. With firm
. -'.t relief can only be obtained at
o' the Democratic party pro-
.1lal can 10 elect the candidate
t..J 90 Chicago by the power of
~ Viii tho next President Of the
- States. II therefore / can, rs yOu
t service M Richmond. it Will
D.. great pleasure % work IN the CON-
...-r wltA the club, winch numbers
'- members 50 many of ms true
t-.. l.. U.. friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
1-s cHURcH-HlLL DEMOCRATS,
I.,t,r, Read before the Union Club from
-r,,eu.uu, Lee, Daniel, and Watson.

r.tN"NnnNt tttt i'auitis ahu w hlHNis
President f. A. BoWery presided
c... .le Meeting of the Union Democratic
.a,f night the president being sb-
.- wing Co sad bereavement The
rI.n,r was large and good deal OF
f.... business wa, transacted, A num-
... specimen uniforms We're Displayed
r.rluspectlou of the club, but the Sc
..a ot % particular one WAS post
-
It.r were read from Hon. A. +, Ste
't.u. General Flt1 Lee, Senator Daniel,
s.. N.W g. Watson, ESQ. MIR. Steven
tt,t. r..se> the hope 10 toe IN Richmond
tHe during the canvass General
...1 Senator Daniel have consented to
...t ami address the public on the
t-..u 10 the tag-talsiug on the Sth OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
TOBACCO ANo CIGAR co. ASSIGNS.
Miss Zoe Clayton Twelve Miles Ahead :"
Time-A Big Methodist Meeting.


LYycHBuRa. Va, August 1.-THE W. q.
Smith Tobacco aud Cigar Company
made an assignment to-day. The faoili-
ties are about 5000. and the ssse,s are
unknown. The Richmond hrm OF Aieh
Cintar and the American Tobacco Com
pany are mentioned In the first preferred
creditors for small amounts.
Miss Zoe Clayton. who Is walking from
New York 10 San Francisco, passed throug 2
here to-day. She IS travelling by, way OF
the Richmond and Danville railroad track.
She was twelve miles ahead OF time to-
day.
METHODIST MEETING.
The people in the neighborhood OF yell
Low Branch, Campbell county. have
erected n large tabernacle. which seats
/ 500 persons, and have commenced a
series of meetings which are expected 10
last two weeks. An immense crowd was
in attendance yesterday, and NUMBER OF
the Methodist preachers Of this city are
pTegQQf
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lIEETINNA

SONIC NOTIOE.-AA
wi stated communication Of RICH N
MCND RANDOLPH LODGE, No 10. A, n;
AND A. ~, will be held al Aasons' Hal CRANK
lin street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets) ThIs EVENING az o'clock. MemeeIa
OF lister lodges and transient brothers are ira
formally invited.
by order OK the w. NJ.
WILLIAM HALL CREW,
an 1G-rt. Secretary,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16

stevenson saws ia MS letter:
-..'r -r-mej necessity for INV going
N.r'. Carolina, aud / have agreed 10
'. speeches ia that state. The de-
uy assistance 40 lny own state
.. i.-.ana lis o. great that / am com
f.'e tne greater part OF my time
." States last mentioned. If |
... I.n. / can possibly Vsit Richmond /
-.'Ise you hereafter.
remember he kindly 10 Dr..
called apon him with Mr.. Ewing
We. seas ln 5our city some years ago"
OTHER NArTERs.
i'. ra,3 superintendent was requested
Iowelfs Hall as the place for
a9 tourth-PfeclRct meeting Of
.n Ward % select delegates TO the
--iolai Convention
-tHw % coincidence aud sympathy
i.li Cullngworth ~ his bereaye-
Vac death Of his mother were
pY Ar LWmp aud unanimously
ora rising vote. The club then
-i",i uH next Monday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16

MEMBERS OF AMITYA
WI LODGE, No. 90, A. +. and A. NJ, at ~
tend stated communication OF yonr
Lodge, In Masonic Temple, THUS tIneSdaJl
EVENING, 18th instant, at 1870 O'Clock. All
Masons IN good standing invited 20 meet with US
by order OF the Worshpful Master;
au lett By, STEPHENSON, Secretary
THE RICHMOND AND WEST
Il POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY AND
WAREHOUSE C0MPANY.-A general meet.
ing OF the STOCKHOLDERS on IHE
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY viii
be held Al the ONCE OF the COMPANY ~ me sly
OF Richmond, W., on the 18TH DAY OfskfIEh-
BfR, 1892, az ~ O'clock N. for the purpose OF
electng Heard OF Directors, and tof the traps.
action Of sucn othor husiaessas may DO presented
NJ such msslng.
The transfer books will DO closed IN septemner
:, 1891. at ~ NJ, ana reopen on september
10. 1892. AZ 10 A. Al. A. J. kAuk,
al Hasa, fu6Thst' Assistant Secretary.
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4 SYaa4i IcES>,asi;r5nN-

'l.cS"ivcd, That the electors be called
upon within ten days after their election
- pledge thcmscl"C$ to support the nom-
Hcc& OF tic national Democratic party"
We clip the above resolution frcm
the Colunh.a Register. 1t was passed by
tho State convention last week and We
think il very timely. Is sccms that some
OF tho friends OF the administration were
afraid to risk the electors voting for CIuvc
land and Stevenson unless they were bound
up by some kind of pledge There was IA
good deal Of talk i'm The State convention
about there being no third party in this
State, bu! tn" friends Of the a,mini;,ra-
'loh took thcprcC"|ion t. have his',c@olu-
ton passed. The resolution is & wise one
and is What ought to have !.ccn Ipnc. The
present rules Of the party lcsrIir,,! ali can
WuldalcS IN th" recent primaries to fl,
pledges 10 support the nunninrvs Of The
party and we cnuno, see h,,t
that ii was VIE aud Proper 10 rct,uirc Tie
electors to dO the H,l'i.c thing.
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S,in Jo}Ie, HEi.s T'h;rA r'A.t,lt,

You t!ird party prorl" have gone up
Ecrth ami picked out rs your candidate for
president Il man who said frw ycnru ago
that the last enc 0f You ought TO be- shot
Listen to nc. IIl say something and You
can call me g traitor or & fool, or any thing
yoU want to, hut | think more Of thc So
briefly Of NY boys thnn do Of any politi.
col party in America. If saving thai
proves me a traitor, put me Gown as tl.r
biggest traitcr since the days Of Bcncdic,
Arnold. I'll never vote for any man, no
matter what his politics are, unless | can
say TO my boys, There is u grand man.
The man that votes Gcr dirty dnrlnahIr
Sc"un''rcl is Ho better than the dirty dam.
nablc scoundre he votes fur."
'lou third party fellows are clever
enough. You may get 10 heaven, bu; you
Will never get to Washington. I'll tell
you my platform and then you can guess
my politics | am for everything that j.,
against whiSkcv and against everything
that's for whi3kcy. Now YOU know me.
I'm concentrated, consolidated. eternal,
uncompromisirg, every day in the year,
ready to he knocked down and draercd
out prohibitioni3t"
when any party under the sun nom-
mates good upright man | will vote for
nm. III knew my vote wOuld elect Old
Grover Cleveland, he be the next president
believe he's the best president this coun.
1.
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WEAVER I'm GEORGs.

Gen. J. B. Weaver, the third, or pcop,c's
party candidate for President, is having II
rough, eggy and turbulent time in Georgia.
hc' with Mrs. Lease, woman stump
speaker OF Kansas, arc stumping Georgia
with a hope of making some converts.
The third party has got better foothoId
i'll that state than in this.
Hc was scheduled to sneak at Wavcross
Albany, Columbus, Mncon, Atlanta, Madi-
son, Augusta, and Elbcrton, but he said in
writing to the chairman of the peoples par
" OF That State, that lie found "tnc spirit
OF organized rowdyism at some of the
points such rs to render it unatlvisnhc to at
tempt TO fill the engagements. At Macon
he.was prevented from speaking by show
er or rotten eggs. lie refused to speak in
Atlanta after being assured by the Govern
or that he should have fair hearing.
lie says that there is no free speech in
the South aid is preparing an address to
tho people of the United States rchcarsing
trials and tribulatlons in his tour of the
South.
Gen. Weaver could not expect any bet
ter treatment than he is receiving when it
is remembered that during the war and
about its close he was such tyrant and
greatly maltrcatcd the people Of the South
and especially those of Tennessee. lie
deserves the contempt Of every loyal
Southc!ncr and VIC arc surprised to know
that some are supporting lin. There arc
some cX-COnfCQcratc soldiers in the Souil,
who will support him, but thanks be to our
hitker, we do not know Of but one in
Fichcns county.
Weaver need not come to this State un-
less he wants to be treated like he has been
IN Georgia. If he comes we will nut the
Governor after him and he will r"t knock
cd out and hcwlci down ir three rounds
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-29
Royalty For Aupust

The State treasury has rccc;yod ,ho
money for tho phosphate ROYALTY dnr thc c
Slate for the month of August Inv thr ,,nr
ious phosphate companies doing business
in the State. They had until Yesterday to
pay it, and il is all in. II makes a s,3nc,
what better showing than for the month Of
July. Each dollar of royalty ii will I've re-
membcred represented ono ton of fcrtiii,
Zcr.
Here arc the figures:
f. w. Wagencr 81 Co., $l03.48; Coosaw
Mining Co. $5, ,Ot6.S5; Oak Point Mining
Co., 81, ,16G 70; Beaufort Phosphate Go.
$40, 203 90; Farmers Mining Co, $8,80G.
rs; Carolina Mining Co., $G, 752. 80, Sen
Island Chemical Co., $G,S9O00.
Irbis makes pretty good showing and
iadicalcs tbat the phosphate in South Cnro.
las Is now packing dy 10 saiI. ..-~ILc &tItG
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#u.iiinc- without E;~h,n.

j" The summer visitor III sweden there
- noiGihS more striking than the almost
total absence Of night. At Stockholm Tie
Swedish capital, TIC sun goes down a few
minutes before 10 O'Clock and rises again
l4nr hours later during the greater part OF
The month Of June. But the four hours
that til" sum lies hi'!,lCn in INC frozen North
are no; h"utS OF u4rhncs> The nrir.ci!un
"i ms rays as II" NaS,c, around the north
rn'" makes midnight nS iigiil as Il c!ouiv
hr!d'iity. and Cli;.OrS one TO read the finest
rnnt without Artificial h"hl at any time
dnting The ''';@ht' AT Tie head OF TIC
hU!i ot tiotnia there is a lnCln;!.in on the
summit Oi which ia" ,Un Shines ncrDciral-
y dniinG the five days of June II, go, q,
~ and %. Every six hours during this
season o. continual Sunshine a steamer
leaves Stockholm crowded with visitors
ANXIOUS to witaess the phenomenon. AT
Inc same place during The " inter tnc sun
di@appcAG& ana j, not >ccn fer weeks; !htn
IL comes in sight a:o:'n for O, Is and 20
minutes, gradually lrnqthiug it3 stay un
l"n hours. -
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- FHsgN
Z .

done its
"ncrnl s;tiS
faction ali along the line The pG-kcos
delegation answered to, WI can. ". Y.
Clay'on and j: - ~1Sorrou%hs voted for
'"wnsend in the caucus, while the other
deicgatcs voted for Hon. w. G. Bcnet.
This was the only contest there was among
the Tilman men. The State Platform is
all right, but we would like to have seen
more III it about Cleveland.
Governor Tillman's speech of acccptancc
is almost as conservative and just about
the same length as tho one the SENTINEL
fired at him TWO years ago. AS he is now
subscriber to tho SENTINEL we will give
1t to him. and let him see how near he can
come endorsing ii in toto.
"My Countrymcn: l thank YOU for this
ho':or. You, not ] have won the fight
Yours, not mine the trophies are. Itrcm-
Gle under the responsibilities this hour has
laid upon my shoulders. If have wound
ca democratic friend let me be the first
TO ann0int that wound. If | have been
harSh VIII take that harshncss back. The
I.ohlah SWORD no more in anger strikes the
at,
friends. The victory will not he comnIctc
until sweet forgiveness knits anew the
seamless vcsirrc rent in twain. What has
been were only April showers which may
have cooled the breeze and drabblcd some
city linen, but the low muttcrinr of the
distant thunder forcboics blackcninp
cloud-a storm may Come. Every man on
inc Dcmocratic ship must hold rope, and
must together pull. Tho scramble for the
whecl lis over. White men! Democrats.
we must be one. Division is defeat! There
IL no town aud country now-nothiue but
mis- ana dalcs and fertile plains all stocked
WIN honest men, God is my witness that
would lead no other sort. | wos a fnr-
mcrs movement man. | still believe that.
right, but now am wrought-iron demo
crat. love South Carolinas hardy sons
OF toll and her keen sons OF trade. Thrir
shares and rights are equal Her LAWYERS
brave and true shall be my counsclors. Nv
reputation has been mortgagcd for reform.
Kcform must come, else dark oblivion
yawns for every boast we've made. Fan
the fires of true democracy ana let Novem.
bers fourth declining sun record another
victory FOR white supremacy and law. am
S,caViy honorcd, but never was 80 hum
Die' IL reason does not f0rsakc her throne
In sure that honesty will keep nv heart.
Ill say no more"
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HctMcen Cn!umhIa. &s"sea nns, MN!hn!,n.

&"T; and 10 Pullman Siee!,oTs between ATTAIN
~ end New Eari:.
Mo-. 81 and H. Warrington nnI Southwestern
lCSt'bu.cd Limited. ii"twren Washington rl'd
;:i!hn:n. ThCr.:A Pullman S!Erpeis Latwccr
:HeW York and Ne" Gri"lIIS also between :" .r%a-
lli:trn aud .HcntrhiS T!a atiault md Iilli4l:-
Pam. Observation car nrtwecn WAsh;nL ;on ara
EcN Orleans.
:'"H. il nI.i - iGilInMn H:Tet Sleeps" tc
tween Washington NI:l ni'a;itu.
Fer :Gt ,i' i Information - t. local ;l:iN thro
tn" !"''.. rate "Hi l'uiim%n :':ep,n% car tus-
crvGt!OA5, confer with !n":.i 80 at. OF :;!!!ts
". 4 IIIn,
GHni Pass. i.:t.. Wa !:.";cH, y. G.
=. II. y AI:D,f ii'N.
ASST Gcnl P':S". Aa't.. Atl@lu, Ga.
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T1afic Manager, Washington, y. ID.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-29
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 90, 1892.

When Uncle Rcmu3 went to make his
speech OF acceptance of Adiu utnnl and i'll
spcctor General &C South Carolina in the
Convention last week lie was greeted with
''Brcr Rabbit" and applause.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-29

If you want tc read a third party paper
subscribe Tor the Oconcc News. Last
weeks issue Of that paper devoted about
ten columns Of its space to oWcavcrssprcch
and letter of acceptance. How doen that
suit the Oculocr;iS ni i:,,,nt,:
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-29
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Walker ". Russell, OF Anderson, ln.s
rcnourccd his allegiance to the reformed
republicans and has been received back to
the fold Ct the regulars. AT republican
meeting at Anderson last Saturday Russell
made speech and was endorsed for Cong
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-09-29

Col George ID. Tillman has been Il, feat
Cd for Congress. lie hns hccn a mcmbcr
of that body fu, sixteen years at $1,000 Il
year, this sum nsgrcgating $SO,00O. lie
ought to have nice sum laid Ey for s.
'Tainy day" and green old arc.