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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
ARE CLEyELAND's FRIENDS INCoN.
SISTENr,

The Dispatch keeps preaching upon its
text that there is an Inconsistency between
what some Cleveland papers have said. that
IAN unlnstructed delegate means Hill dele
gate" and their present position that thew do
not ask the State Convention to instruct Viz
ginia's delegates 10 the National Convention
to vote for any one. Surely the Dispatch
knows there is 10 real inconsistency be-
tween the two positions, and is il not preach
Ing on this text because it really has nothing
10 say for its candidate, and therefore. for
want of something else 10 say, abuses the
plaintiffs attorney z"
We know our neighbor will smile az our
simplicity in supposing any one misunder.
stands the case. but We shall nevertheless
venture to explain it,
In saying that IAN uninstructed delegate
meant Hill delegate" the Cleveland people
have intended to charge that. in accordance
with Mr.. Hills methods Of politics, many Dor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

The undersigned persons will be voted for
as delegates 10 the State Convention at the
primary election on Thursday. 18th instant.
IN First precinct Clay ward. No 1900 west
Main street. Ii elected delegates they will
vote to send to the Chicago Convention a
representative Democrat who has the entire
confidence OF the party whose first choice
is Cleveland. but who will vote for the man
whom the Chicago Convention thinks the
most available. and one who can DO elected
President. whether he DO Cleveland or any
other good Democrat
X. NJ. GLAzEBRooK,
WILLIAM RYAN.
JoHs s. HAYWOOD,
EVAN SSIAD,
MANN b. VALENTINE, Jr,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

SENATOR BARBOUR has followed the exam
pie of Senator Daniel and written letter
denying that his opposition 10 Mr.. Cleveland
proceeds from any personal motive. This is
very proper. But in doing SO the Senator
takes occasion TO say that he does
not believe that any candidate the Dem
ocrats may select for the Presidency
can be elected. This was exceedingly I'M
proper and worthy of nothing but CEN
sure. Here is IA Democratic United States
Senator from Virginia to whom the Democratic
party Of Virginia would naturally look for
holding mp its hands actually giving up the
fight before the campaign is opened. If Mr..
Barbour really feels as he expresses himself.
he should never have given aid and comfort
to the enemy by publishing his feelings. But
with Tariff Reform as the iseue, and Cleve-
land as the the leader, we will try and win the
fight despite Mr. Barbour's gloomy prognos-
tications.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
CongratuIafing the Blues.

Major Ben w Richardson. the president Of
the Blues Association, yesterday received an-
other letter congratulsting the Blues on their
ninety anniversary. The letter was
sent by G.. II. Hyan. Jr.. major commanding
First Company Governors aFoOt Guard
Hartford, Conn. 1t expresses the regret OF
the members Of that organization not 20 DO
able TO participate IN the celebration.
The Governors Foot Guard pfecede in age
the Blues for they were organized IN l77l.
That organization IS the second oldest one in
the military Of the United States. the first
place being held by the Ancient and Honor
able Artillery Company Of Massachusetts,.
The Richmond Blues occupy third place.
closely followed By the Fayetteville lnde-
pendent Light Infantry Of Fayetteville. n.
g.. organized on August %. 1893
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
from district court. South Csrolina. Charlie,

from district court. South Carolins. Charles
'o 0bed = Whitehurst and others. trustees
If the Norfolk Classified Building Assoca-
ton The saii Norfolk Classified, Building
Association and Joseph Is. Alien. deiends.ts
and appellants against Richard ii. Nc
n Dor complainant and appellee. Appeal
from circuit court. Eastern district OF Viz
GINA, Norfolk. In equity.
]. +. Mofret ct al. plaintiffs in error, against
city of Goldsborough. defendant ia error, In
error 10 circuit court. Eastern district OF
North Carolina Raleigh.
Chatham. appellant, against S. ". Hal
adm,nistrator' owner Of schooner +. $.
Hall. appellee. Circuit Court. Eastern dis
trict of Virginia Norfolk. Pro forrna dceres.
In admiralty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

In the account of the wedding of the Rev.
Julian +. Ingle to Miss Amanda =. Dunlop.
which appeared in THE TINES yesterday. a
most regretsble omission occurred in not
mentioning the name of aud properly de-
scribing tho best man" who was Mr.. Ed
ward Ingle, late managing editor Of THf
TINES, and now upon the editorial staff Of
the Washington Post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

Forty-four miners were imprisoned in the
Roslyn mine disaster-Ihc twenty eighth
Grand international Convention of Locomotive
Engineers opened at DeGive's Opera-House. At
lanta. yesterday.--A bill TO encourage the
silk culture IN the United States was in
troduced in the House Of Representatives yes
terday.--England has accepted the invitation
TO participate in the bimetallc conference
Jerry Simpson will fight the Anti Option bill in
the House. -C Captain Wises bill to amend the
laws in reference TO the manufacture of tobacco
was reported fayorably yesterday. Cleveland
was endorsed By the New Hampshire Demo-
cratic Convention yesterday. bill to ap-
propriate money for new mint was defeated
by the House yesterday.-1he Mississippi river
continues to rise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12
Here is another;
From the Dispatch June q, 1ssS,l

1--WE print this morning President Cleye-
lands speech 10 the committee which yester-
day informed him officially OF his nomination
for reelection Here ls tho
utterance of genuine Democrat. OF q states
man. OF man who knows what the country
needs. and that It's interests are threatened
with irreparabie damage"
Many other extracts of like character might
be given. Why has the Dispatch changed;
Mr. Cleveland has not.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

DEFINING Is only TO be given two weeks
time before paying the penalty OF his crimes
by hanging. That sounds like rather short
shrift, but it's longer than Desming was in
the habit Of giving his victims.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

LOOK WELL AT YOUR TICKET TO-DAY AND SEE
THAT YOUR VOTE is CAST FOR THE CLEVELAND
DELEGATES IN ropN PRECINCT. RICHMOND
1xPxcTs xvxRY NAN 10 DO HIS DuTx.
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THE TIMES COMPANY.
April II. 1892.
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LOOK WE'LL AT YOUR TICKET TO-DAY AND SEE
THAT YOUR VOTE Is CAST FOR THE CLEVELAND
DELEGATES N YOUR PRECINCT. RICHMOND
rrprcrs EVERY MAN 10 DO his DUTY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

MR. Barbour was wrong when he said that
I 10 candidate the national Democracy could
nominate could be elected. He should have
said; II Grover Cleveland cannot be elected
no Democrat can be.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

LOOK WELL AT YOUR TICKET TO-DAY AND SIZE
THAT YOUR VOTE IS CAST FOR TIRE CLEVELAND
DELEGATES IN YOUR PRECINCT. RICHMOND
EXPECTS EVERY MAN TO DO HIS DUTY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

There will be no steamer leaving West
Point Va. for Baltimore. Md. to-day. May
18th Regular schedule will DO resumed TO-
morrow. May 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

LOOK WILL AT YOUR TICKET TO-DAY AND sRR
THAT YOUR VOTE is CAST FOR THE CLEVELAND
DELEGATES IN YOUR PRECINCT RICHMOND
xrrEcrs EVERY MAN TO DO HIS DUTY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

THE MANCHYsTEE CIRCULATION oF
THETImEs IL NOW GREATER THAN ALL
THE OTHER RICHMOND PAPERS COM
EINLD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

LOOK WELL AT YOUR TICKET TO-DAY AND SEE
THAT YOUR VOTE Is CAST FOR THE CLEVELAND
DELEGATES IN YOUR PRECINCT. RICHMOND
xxPEcTs EVERY NAN TO DO HIS DUTY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

sons would seek to secure election 10 'n'
Convention upon the plea that they are heu-
trail betveen parties when they were secretly
Hill men. II is true they would .be thereoy
practicing gross fraud upon the voters ou'
Tho e,perience Of some Cleveland people has
besn such as TO make them believe that some
Utilities are entirely capable Of this. Indeed
II was understood that word had been
ssnt ont from the Hill headquarters that his
da,eoatas sbould be elected to go uninstruct-
ed We have therefore warned the pubic
that when man came before 1t asking thor
suaraces upon the plea that he wanted to be
"upinstructedr the people had better beware
~ him as they might find him turn out in
the end 10 be Hill man. This IS what has
been meant by saying that an "uninstructed
delegation meant Hill delegation" This
referred entirely to those who will be men,
hers of the State Convention.
But having duly warned the public Of the
danger they incur of being taken in and de-
eeiyed by those who decline to name their
rreterence for Democratic nominee, it IS
nerfectly consistent for them 20 say that they
do not think it will be wise for our conven-
ton 10 instruct our delegation to Chicago for
whom il shall vote. The two things have no
sort of relations 10 each other, and now we
hope the Dispatch will see that it does the
Cleveland people an injustice when 1t charges
us with Inconsistency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

Telephone No. COZ has been llaesd - The
residence of DR.. Paulus A. lrNns' us east
Grace street
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES Is
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN us
HISTORY. AND Is STEADILY INCkEAs-
INA.
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THURSDAY. MAY -, 1892.
SIX PAGES.
NEWS SJHN4RI.
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
Luther Wells killed ID. Justice near Pocshon-
tas yesterday and was himself killed soon after
wards by a mob.---NottOway county elected
unpledged delegates yesterday.--Ihe North
Carolinians defeated the University OF Virginia
at baseball yesterday.-N. ID. Pittman. mer-
chant Of Isle Of Wight county, failed yesterday.
"A. J. Daley. Of Danyile, assigned yesterday.
The local option in Wytheville Is in dispute
Captain Hancock, of Albermarle has refused
an offer Of $4,000 for his brown colt Charade.
Three suits have been entered against the
Snow Land Company at CharlottesViiie.-Dem
ocrats elected delegates TO the convention at
Bowling Green.-The Petersburg Cigar Manu-
featuring Company made an assignment TO VII
liam Mcllyaine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

THE Cleveland tide il still swelling. The
New Hampshire Democracy has added Its
voice to the Democracy Of all the other States
who have spoken since New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-12

PETERSBURG BUREAU, 100 scYAMoRH
STREET.
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MAHCHExTER BUREAU. TWELFTH AND
HULL STREETS.
rraneh Ofice: IlO4 Decatur Street.
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LYNCHBURG BUREAU, s2S main
STREET.
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NORFOLK BUREAU. BANK STREET
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06
MEDINA.

a serious shooting affair occurred at
the Brand house, in Grafton, last week, in
which the proprietor and Budd Owen
were wounded, the former being shot
through the right hand and the latter in
the side. .e Among the killed in the
Hudson River railroad accident near New
York city Christmas eye, was a niece Of
Prof. Kennau, Of Medina. Miss Nellie
Moore, young lady about twenty years
old. She had been residing in New York
city and was on her way home to her pa
rents at Medina, N Y, TO spend the holi-
days with them. She was highly ac-
complished young lady. "A suit has
been filed by the p, A. & W. against New
ton Morehouse, of Litchneld, for the en-
forcement Of q contract for the sale Of land
entered Into between the parties little
over year ago. The land In question Is
strip to be used for switches by the rail-
road company near the station In Litch
field. The railroad company AYERS that
Mr.. Morehouse refuses TO make out deed
for the same, 7. !. # is reliably. reported
that a rich find Of crock full Of gold has
beeen made BY Thomas Morris on the
farm occupied by him and located about
six or seven miles south OF Medina OF the
pike. The sum found is yariously estI-
mated at from three 10 thirty thousand
| . - = 4 d. - - =
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06
PENFIELD.

JAN, 4-The mantle Of winter has faller
upon us at last and we hope 1t has com,
to stay for some time.
The usual festivities of the holidays
have come and gone with the usual joys
for the little ones, and '92 is now ready
for what improvement we can make in
the course Of life.
The school hoard has purchased site
ofW. J. Krebs and bids will soon be adj
verified for for the construction Of the
schoolhouse not built by the postoffice
stove.
Among those who spent the holidays
away we note Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Pierce
with MIR. and Mrs.W Thorp, West cleYe-
land, o.; W. B. Andrews and family with
Mr. and Mrs. p. E. Davidson, Wellington;
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Starr with the family
Of NJ. Noble, Swanton, o.; Miss Mile and
Mrs. G. r. Starr, with friends in Gallon,
o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. jackson with
friends in Wood county,0. t
Born, December 30, to Mr.. and Mrs. M.
E,Craddock, son. la
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Shaw, Of st. Johns,
Michigan, were guests Of W. Krebs and
family last week. H
Mrs. Aldrich, Of Michigan, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs, F. Q. Bunt.
%, P. Colt, Of .Hartsburss o., was in
town last week. \, esd 81 agsa
Ira Starr Is spending AIS vacations a
home. He will return to Delawaret thil
week. ar&1 Ga
Claude Pierce intends seeking employ
ment on the railroad this spring.
Quite number attended the farmers
institute at Wellington last week. All re
port good, practical teachings and fee
paid for their trouble. aee
The grangrrs had an oyster supper al
the town hall Wednesday evening. The,
had pleasant time and ale all tile oys
ters they wanted.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs II. Sopy
paid them a visit THURSDAY evening
They had pleasant lime and par'oek oI
oysters and other good things. while the
old year passed gently AWAY. ~
Among the sick are Mrs. W, W. Pen
field, grippe; ]. o. Lang, pleurisy Mrs
/. Fox. malaria. NJ. Cone is still alive
but very low with consumption,
We are glad 10 notice the change II
resldence OF Mr., aud Mrs. w. B. Llndsley
HE has traded farms with his brother A
d. Lindslsy. Their many friends at tn
center extend to them the hospitality 0
their homes and cordial welcome anon
them.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06
NEW LONDON.

JAN. 4,-0n the last day of the old year
Miss Nina Brigham was married to Mr..
Casio. Mr., Casio is telegraph operator at
Hereford.
Chas. Rawson, Of Bellefontain, o., is
at his fathers in New London quite sick.
z. d. Ellis spent holiday week in town.
Mrs. L. Beardsley, OF Cleveland, called
upon some Of her many friends last week.
Mrs.J. Brubaker, Of Ashland, came to
spend short season here wist her hus
band, but, unfortunately, was confined to
her bed with sickness during her stay.
Mrs. TAFT, of Pueblo, Col, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs, Julia Merrifeld.
0.S. Mern6eld, of Cleveland, was in
town last week.
Miss Name Hartupee, OF Delaware, o.
is spending short season with her many
friends here. XVI
Miss Jessie Hartupee spent the holiday
vacation with her parents at Delaware, o,
Mrs. L. Bonney has returned from 8
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Cronisler, OF Plymouth, o.
Misses Fannie Aslzard and Libbie Nc
Connell return to their respective schools
In Ncrwalk ard Lorain. -,
Misses, Matte Curtiss, Grace Gambell
and Bertha Eyens leave today for school
at Oberlin, sals
The gold medal was won by Miss May
Parsons, Of iWakeman, o., at the contest
Wednesday evening, December 80.
A number Of worshipers at the shrine
Of Terpsichore danced the old year out
and the new year in at the town hall. A
fine supper was served at the Gregory
house. no ,a-..
Regardless Of the inclemercy Of the
weather on new years night, quite q
number assembled al the oyster supper
given by the Methodist aid society
Some Of the ladies had been earning q
dollar In an unusual. manner for them
which was handed In together with theiI
experience on that evening. We under
stand the ertire proceeds Of the evening
to have been something less than $50.
New years night Rev. N. ]. Close re
ceived telegram announcing the death o
his granddaughter, Mrs. Letta Monks
who died at her home in Bowling Green
o., on that evening
I see by the papers that Bishop W
/ Perkins formerly 4 resident Of Rochester
| o., but now living IN Kansas, has been ap
pointed by the governor Of that state to Ill
the vacancy in the United States senat
caused by the death Of Senator Plumb
Many Of your readers will remember Mr.
Perkins, having dealt with him in forme
years. Mini.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06
SULLIVAN.

JAN. A. One more year has rollec
around. For some the first and for Others
perhaps you and /, dear reader. the last
Are our earthly duties fiul6lledg Are W,
ready to ober our Masters summons I,
try the realities Of another worlds All
too soon the future will be the past.
Married, at the residence Of Rev. ia.
cobs, Dec. 81, Tod Carver and Ella His
seom. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Fair,
the brides parents, gave them recep.
tion. The groom Is one Of our best known
young men and will, with the aid Of his
helpmate, no doubt make this life's voy
age a successful one.
VIM. N. Cunholland died very suddenly
Saturday morning Of appoplexy. Funeral
services were held at the house Monday
at 10 q. m. ,a
The divines commence protracted meet
ings al the Disciple church SUNDAY even
ing May the word Of God have the in
fuence to arouse the same feelings 1t has
In our sister town.
Mrs. Windell Is conyalescent.
Othalia Drown celebrated new years
with a bonfire, his barn being burned to
the ground. Thecontents, including Pla
no binder, hay and other farming imple,
ments, were total loss
The friends Of Miss eabrina Smith and
Dan Houseman gathered at the brides
home Wednesdsy evening 10 witness thsil
wedding ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. Finley. The couple were the re.
cipients Of numerous presents. Later in
the evening the medley band came up
from all directions and made life hideous
Each member played different instru-
ment and different tune al the same time.
Their clamor could NOT be appeased until
each mouth was filed with cigar
The new years bop at the B. s. o. house
was not much Of a success, only few be-
ing present. ,y
James SteYens has gone TO visit his
mother in Pennsylvania.
The Junior Order of American Mechan.
les met Thursday evening. y
Joseph Carver has purchased lot east
Of town and will soon erect a house.
Literary in district No. 8 postponed
during the protracted meetings.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-01-06
School commenced Monday and the US
ual rattle Of voices is again heard.

. I.I|.H
JAv4.-owing to the sickness Of thc
teacher, the center school has been ad
iourned until next week.
WIS. Andrews and w. Krebs made
trip to Rochester on Monday OF this weel
on business relsting TO the new schoo
building. 8
Henry Taylor and wife returned I
their home On Saturday of last week fron
Cleveland, where they were called by tn
sickness of Mrs. It's neither.
Almon Andrews spent Friday and Sal
urday Of last week visiting friends j.
Wellington.
Claud Pierce went to Cleveland o.
Monday Of this week.
Rev. Richardson, from Op5flin, occu
pied the Congregational pulpit last Sun
day, both morning and evening. UNo.
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From and after Novl5, 1891 trains will pass
Wellingtonas as follows--central standard time.
GOING WEST. e
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NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR.
REsPQNDENTs TO THE
ss ENTERPRISE.
About ne Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their I'm
nleaiate Vicinity.

IA n Ia GRANGE. 4 wgf
JAN t.wW welcome the beautiful