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Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-17
NOW Is YOUR TIME
 TO BUY A

TO BU Y A SEWING MACHINE CHEAP I have determined to close out my business by the 18th and have nine first-class sew ing machines I will sell cheaper than they can be manufactured.
 J. w. GREER, a-14-17 2O9 2Ist Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

stronstadt dug out and deepened the
spring, and since July. 1890. the FAMILY
have used the water FOR all domestic pur-
poses.
on the night Of April "a r heavy rlec-
trlcal storm passed over the Cascades
accompanied BY vivid displays OF light
ming. The following morning Mrs. strom-
stadt, while kindling the IRE in the stove.
found II almost impossible 10 separate
the stove-lifter from her hand. Her hus-
band, hearing her scream, ran 10 her as
sistance; when. 10 his surprise. he found
that he. too. experienced great difficulty
I'm detachinC any article OF iron with
which his hands CAM In contact. Break
fast was finally prepared, and the family
sat down 10 the meal. The chiidrrn-twO
girls Of and years--drauk their milk
from tip cups. and upon raising the cups
to their lips found themselves unable to
detach the cups from their mouths. Mr..
Stromstadt, VINO Is an intelligent immi-
grant from Sw den. was nonplussed. and
while unable to account for the wonder
full occurrences. nevertheless laughed at
his wife's excited declarations that the
family were beHitched. Mr.. Stroms,adt
has written a friend in town. lie says
that the small bed on which the children
sleep IS upon roller casters, and that
In the morning ths bed II Invariably
pointing north and south. the bed being
a little 10 the east Of North
The case IS one OF thu most remarkable
on record. A member Of the Academy OF
Sciences. TO whom the circumstances we're
related, states that the Stromstadt family
have becoma saturated with iron, which
was rendered magnetic by the passage or
electricity from the clouds to the earth
during tie storm on the night OF April
ID; and they are actually human mag
nets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

The United States Geological Survey
will make its entire economic exhibit at
the Cotton States and International EN-
position at Atlanta in the Mining Building.
This exhibit has been planned to include
a statistical column showing the total pro-
duct Of each mineral in the South for a
limited period OF time; say minute or a
half minute. Another feature Of the gov
ernments exhibit will be instruments for
testing structural materials. and II Is
hoped that this machine Will be In daily
operation. The South's resources in road
material will be similarly shown, and an
other feature will be a collection OF typical
ores from the regions which can furnish
the most characteristic specimens. tx
hibited with It will be the peculiar fea-
lures, such as color. hardness, streak.
etc, which are the commonest tokens by
which the value Of material may be de-
termined by the layman.
There f. one kind Of information which
the plans above outlined have not in
Guided, that is. an exhibition OF the unde-
veloped mineral resources Of the South.
There Is nothing more common than the
extrayagant ideas OF real estate owners
and promoters Of the vague, hidden
wealth which they imagine their property
may hold. But on the other hand are the
many well-known cases Of mineral deposits
OF undoubted value which have not re-
ceived the slightest development, this. Of
course. being due to any one % many
good reasons. principally inaccessibiity
attributable TO lack Of railroad facilities
by which many deposits are now lying
idle which year hence may be furnish
ing large quantities Of valuable mineral
product. The newer the mineral develop
ment of a country the greater the reia-
tive importance OF these undeyeioped re-
sources and in the case OF the South the
manifest unfairness Of showing only such
deposits as are thoroughly developed
needs no comment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
OSCAR WILDE 4 FELON.
He Is Found Guilty and Sentenced
10 Hard Labor.


10 Hard Labor.
LONDON, May 25.-The trial OF oscar
Wilde was resumed this morning. Sir
Frank lockwood continuing his address
to the jury for the prosecution. lie di-
lated upon the intimacy Of Wilde with
Taylor and said lenlency ought not TO
be shown 20 one ana not the other. be-
cause OF the position and intellect Of
one.
Sir Edward Clarke protested against
counsers confusing Taylor's case with
Wilde's.
Lockwood finished his address by say
ing Wides own admissions pointed con-
clusively % his guilt.
The judge. in summing up, said Wilde
had confessed that his conduct IN regard
to Lord Alfred Douglass had been such
that ne (the judge could not ask the jury
I'm the previous trial 10 say that there
was no ground for charging him with
having posed as criminal.
The judge finished his charge at 3
O'Clock. and the jury retired. Before
the jury retired. however, the foreman
asked the Court II q warrant had been
issued for the arrest OF Lord Alfred Doug
lass. The judge said no warran had
been issued. whereupon the foreman said:
"But, II we must consider these letters as
evidence OF guilt. they surely show that
Lord Douglass's guilt is equal to that Of
Wildes
The jury found wide guilty. and Wilde
and Taylor were sentenced to two years
hard labor each.
The jury occupied two hours In con-
sldering the case. After the verdict had
been rendered Sir Edward Clarke on
behalf Of Wilde. and counsel for Alfred
fred Taylor. made application for post
ponement OF sentence. The judge per-
emptorily refused to grant the application,
and I'm his remarks described the Offences
OF which the prisoners were guilty as
the most heinous that had ever come 10
his notice This view was apparently
shared by the spectators, as when the
judge sentenced Wide and Taylor 10 two
years imprisonment at hard labor many
persons present cried "shamew
When the sentence was pronounced
Wide appeared TO be stunned. As the
last word Of the sentence was uttered the
apostle OF aestheucism was hurried 20 his
cell. a felon
QUEENSBERRY ASKS REIMBURSE
MENT.
LONDON. May 25.-The Marquis Of
Queensberry has applied to the Treasury
TO recoup him the 1900 expended in the
Wilde case. The Treasury offered him
flO0. The Marquis in reply TO this offer
says that unless he Ia reimbursed he VIII
raise the question in Parliament.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Notc. from scotland Neck.

SCOTLAND NECK. y. c., May %
(special)-Mr and Mrs. Wakefield. who
were married in Portsmouth. Va, Thurs
day, are here visiting Mr1. Wakehelds
relatives. a reception was rendered them
at the home OF Mr.. j. II. Futrell Thurs
day night. They Will soon leave for Rich
mond, Mir. Wakedeld's home.
Rev X. p. Troy. of Weldon, remained
over from the conference and preached
in the Methodist church last night
Nessrs. n. Bigss. 5. +. Drew, ana Il. T..
billiard went to TarbOrO' last nisht TO
attend the meeting in the Baptist church
there The meeting was carried on ten
days by Rev. j. y. Hutson. Of Rich
mond. and since he left Rev. W. v
savage. the pastor OF the church, con-
tlnues the services at night. There were
some Professions Of faith last night
Professor c. W. Wilson went to KIN
stOn yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
DRITAIN's GOLD COMMITTEE.
The Question of an international
Monetary Conference.

The Question of an international
Monetary Conference.
LONDON. May 25.-The parliamentary
committee consisting chiefly Of Unionists,
formed to defend the gold standard, in
cludes Sir John Lubbock, Edward Brode
Hoar. Richard Biddulph Martin, Henry
Kimber. and thirty others.
Sir William Vernon Harcourts state
meut that the government would not
send representatives, 10 a conference I'M
less international bimetallism were eX-
cluded from the discussion does not imply
that the proposals tor a conference are
squelched. Although refusing to allow
Englauds monetary system 20 be de-
bated, the relations Of India with inter-
national currency arrangements can be
referred To the conference.
The address OF city bankers and mer-
chants presented 10 Sir William Vernon
Harcourt against change in Great Bri-
tains monetary system, is signed by
every leading financial house except the
Rothschnds The signers include the
great firms OF Brown. Shlpley & Co.,
Fruhling & Goschen, Hambr0 d Sons,
Raphael & Sons, Rail- Brothers, Schroe-
der q Co., and HUH & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

NEW KENT COURTHOUSE, VA May
Special THE following county OH
Sefs ana supervisors Tor the county or
New Kent are elected. and are without
exception the incgmbents and Democrat
~ IL Barnes. Commemorative Att
icy W " jotfg Jr. Treasurer ". T.
woodward. sheriff, @. W. crump, COM
missioner u The Revenue. SUPERVISOR
= hichardson. j. g. Walden. X. {. APP
.son' ana H. r. S0uthall
me election passed or quietly, and not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
QUEEN VICrORIA's BIRTHDAY.
OmcIaI CeIebratiOn-Brignd Troops
CoIOrs-Nazrulla Khan.

OmcIaI CeIebratiOn-Brigad Troops
CoIors-NazruIla Khan.
LONDON. May 25.-The Queens birth
day was officially celebrated to-day, the
artillery at all Of the naval and military
stations firing salutes. and the troops
parading The Queens Household Brigade
performed the annual ceremony Of troop
ing cOlers, which thousands OF persons
witnessed on the parade-ground at White
hall The weather was perfect The Prince
of Wales, with Na2rulla Khan, son OF the
Ameer Of Afghanistan, rode to the ground
at il o'clock They were surrounded by
equerries. and were enthusiastically re-
ceiyed.
The Princess OF Wales and her daugh-
tiers. and the Duchess OF York, witnessed
the display from the windows Of the Gov
eminent Oficr. which were crowded win
members OF the aristocracy
AT noon the Prince OF Wales. the Duke
Of Cambridge. and Nazrulla Khan RODE
TO Marlborough House. The Afghan
Prince was attired in scarlet UNIFORM
and wore a sword with sheath OF gold.
He was mounted on a beautiful Morse
and attracted great attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Ci,,I-scry,ce Law Exteuslon.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 2'--ihe
President has amended the elEli-serNlce
vules bv taxing an chiefs OF division -
the Department OF Agriculture OF whom
there are eighteen. out OF the excepted
class. vacancies 20 be filled hereafter by
promotion from the corps Of trained eA-
psrts or. occasionally where necessary
by competitive examinations Secretary
Morton says the practical effect OF TINS
order viii be that all places and positions
III the department are brought into the
classified civil service, except the Secfe-
iary and the Assistant Secretary OF Agri-
culture and their private secretaries, the
chlef OF the weather Bureau. the cher
clerk OF the department and the laborers
ana charcoal men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

~ George 8. Vashon, Jr,
Real-Estate Auctione-r.
north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
sn0,, said 10 he for Bimetnliism.

LONDON, May 2j.-A dispatch 10 the
Times from Madrid says that al CaDl-
net meeting held yesterday Senior Ma
varro Reyerter Minister OF Finance. de-
ilyered a long speech In reference 10 the
resolution recently passed by the lower
house OF the Prussian Diet In favor OF BIZ
metallism and in the international regu-
lation OF currency Senior Reyerter de-
ciared that Spain was unequivocaily IN
favor Of such an agreement as the frus-
sain unterhaus had suggested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
THE MAGNETIC srRoMsTADTs.
They Drank Iron Water ana Were
Magnetizcd by Lightning.

A remarkable story comes from the
upper Yakima. Two years ago Mr. Peter
Stromstadt located on piece OF land
near what is now known as BaroX
Springs. his family consisting OF his wite
and two children. 4 few days after mis-
settlement, Mr.. Sromstadt discovered a
spring close TO the shack he had erected
the water Of which was strongly impreg-
mated with iron but not unpalatable. MI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

below arc presented additional returns
trom thc elections hcli throughout tn~
B,ate Thursday for town AID county on
vcrs Where reports appear from coun-
iics from which returns have ben prcvi-
susy published they are fuller than those
Erst gwen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
rcTroS sALEs-monaay.
n, rL.ls s srNnnIcnr. Aue.Ionssr.. rIr. ana prsad
we SELL MONDAY AT NJ WITHOUT R4sERyE. rae RoI

w LOWING very large list VI coesisnmsuss
fine Bay Mare, sound ard family orose.
and an extra good driver; Horse,
Buggy, and Harness good business out
NJ, Thoroughbred Jersey Cow q IL gal
lons). fresh to pail. with calf by her side
4 new Road Carts. 81 best makers.
sets new Single Harness also, an extra
large assortment OF Household am
Kitchen Furniture. consisting In part OF
Suits Chamber Furniture. IN walnut,
oak, and stained woods. with Wardfohes
10 match: also. several extra Ward
robes: ! very fine Walnut Wardrobe;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
SALEM FEMALE COLLEGE.
The Ninety-Third Annual Com
mencement-A Grand Concert.

The Ninety-ThIrd Annual tom-
mencement-t Grand Concert.
WINSTON-SaLEM, y. c., May o.
Special THE exercises OF the ninety
third annual commencement Of the Salem
Female College opened tonight with
grand concert, in which 400 girls took
part. The baccalaureate sermon Will be
preached tomorrow by Bishop Cheshire.
of the Episcopal Church. The graduating
class this year numbers hity-three-th-
largest in the history of the school The
young ladies' represent nearly every
State in the South. besides several North
ern States. Among the distinguished Visi-
tors who will attend the commencement
are Mrs. Stonewall Jackson and Mrs.
Zeb Vance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
BY J. y. Elam & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
DUBLIO AUCTToN SALE on THE
iii3 Main street

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THE
4 ATTAcfIvE AND VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, No.
sG+ 81. JAMES STREET.
ON MONDAY, NEXT MAY 9TH,
n o'clock p. NJ. we shall sell BY public
auction. on the premises. the above
named WELIs-LOCATED AND SUB
STANTIAL STORE AND DWELLING.
the lot fronting ~ feet. more or less, on
the west side Of Sc. James street be-
tween puyal and Baker and having a
in a thickly-settled locality. Is well sit
uated for business and residence com
bined. and Is most conyenientiy-arranged
for both, though at present occu-
pied entirely az residence. having
a storeroom OF good aye with
private side entrance, and four or five
other good rooms 10 is IN "A good rent
Ing locality and It's high rental value,
substantial character and good business
location render II a desirable investment.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at s.
r. and Is months. negotiable notes. with
interest added. and secured by deed trust.
j. +. ELAN a. co,
my % Auctoneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

several oak Sdehoara- ana Hall-fa
oak and ! Walnut ENcns lOn.Table;
new oil-stove. Cash REGISTER: I Com
binatiOn Nashsiand and Dressing-Case N
antique OAK; ] new Plrl0r suit. / FOLDING
Bed finc Bcd1.oungt. 1 solid Mahogany
Drop-Leaf Dining Table. I White curlcd
hair Mattress; 8cdsteads. Mattresses
Ice Boxes. kcffigorators. and other arii
cirs. 100 nuWtrVns 20 mention.
y. B.-Spfciai attention given 10 aaie OF
live stock ana vehicles
ELLIS & sEABRfGHT,
my - Auctioneerf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
WILL DE CLOSED.

CLEARISG- HOUSE ASSOCIATION OF RIcBMoSD,l
RICHMOND. VA, MGY "A, 1896.
VNHE BANKS OF TIE CITY RE
L PRESENTED ia the Clearing House Asso
citation will be CLOSED ON MEMORIAL
DAY tThurfday. May 30th). All parties
having paper maturing on that day are
requested to make payment on MEDNES-
DAY. 29ih instant
WILLIAM n. PALMER, President.
]. W. Sinton Secretary. my 26-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
PROPOSALS..
pOsT-OrrrCU DEPARTMENT.

POsT-OFTTCE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, -. c., May Is. l,so.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIVED at this department until! u Nj
1. 1895. at y o'clock NJ, Tor furnishing
i'm such quantities. and at such times,
and from time 20 time as they MAY 1e
ordered. an the BLANKS, BLANK
BOOKS ana PRINTED MATTER . be
supplied 10 postmasters by the POST
mdster-Gcneral or used in his depart
mcnt for the transaction Of the money
order business during a period OF four
years, commencing on the "a daf o.
September, 1875. The Public Printer
and the chief OF the Bureau OF In
craving and Printing are required by the
provisions OF the second section OF the
act OF March 3. 1883, 10 submit esu-
mates FOR this work in competition with
bidders therefor Blank forms or bids
with samples of printed blanks. etc, and
full specifications Will be furnished upon
application 90 the superintendent OF the
Money order System. Post-O1ice Depart
Uent Washington, ID. G. The Postmas-
ter-General reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids, 10 waive technical de-
fects. and 10 accept any part or parts
of any bid and 10 reject the remainder.
WILLIAM j. WILSON.
my l9-Su2t POstmaster-GeneraL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

bottom and upon the TOP Oh lOuittua' ' ','
ON RRICK have the most perIect coI-
ners made, and we, lay MN ~ ,tpsra-
cement mortar, solid l-i-inch joints mere mere,
nsreventing ground moisture from
osorfinc 10 wood WORK. " ALlS'
aaSSSe,hcr wood. cased- brick, or solid BRICK
W. cnarantecd rat and mice-pfooI; ALL
Sii AND EXPOSED wood-WorA
Smelly heart Floor-loist, 2xlO IN; stua-
dinc. AKA in; ceiling-joist ZNo n an SCI
l8-in centres: rafters' -xo NJ +" nat 'oO''
2NS in. ,..., .o,crg crest-
,,e valleys. cutters, and down-spouts.
P2rENT SLIDING or lolding-bllnls, iGIn -
t,tshed in ANY wood desired. PATENT
pJ,ATED Set Fireplaces, with summer
frort attachments. on nrst nooIs, 10
warm rooms above through tsslstvr AZ
s 49, eatisfaction, combining great ecOno-
M convenience. and beauty.
"GRANOLlTHiC HEAhIhS TO ali, In
,,sr,ous colOrs. Hard " OOd Nantes. with
h.s,Slled mirrors Cabinet Top. natural
1nish PORCELAIN-lined Bath Tubs.
iriormerly cost so. \ nrst-class hard
tnish piastcr-j Job throughout. Three coats
or or 49, da and out. or hard finish Tor interior.
ntiosiWNfNGS are covered during cOnstruc-
~ sod not a sash or door Is 10 be fitted.
,L io ~ 10 enter the house until thorough
80 drv. Compare the NJ OF sash and
dooTa where the reverse Is praciiced. and
80 N the former plan doesn't make the
house worth 500 w nor, M We TAM DIS,
sS.'ySi,ferent az 10 the above speciicat lions
,nqliao toiiowed We will build, at price
psins 8a on any OF our West-End lots.
hsa.i,e,,sh we are prepared TO erect IL any
aisn ue on guarantee. In from 50 10 90
Nv AT slight advance IN price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

FOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, No:
10 west Cary street. rooms, gas, and
water
my 26-2t n. y. CHAFFlN & W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
A UCTION SALE OF FIVE NEAT
IA DWELLINGS AND TWO DESIRABLE
LOTS

!. Four neat aud comparatively new
DWELLINGS. OF 6 rooms each Nos. 1916,
1908. 1870, and 1872 north First street, with
good lots.
?. DWELLING OF ? rooms. with good
lot. and well OF excellent water. No. :
Hill street
3. TWO LOTS C0xilO feet. 70 alley, on
First street, 20 feet north Of iliil street.
BY request Of tho owners, ! viii sell.
by auction. on the premises. and IN the
order named above. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY %. 1895.
al $50 O'Clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY
described.
This Is the class OF property sought
after a. paying Investments: the lots are
especially Qr lrable. The owners are
anxious 20 sell. and special attention IS
called 10 thi@ sale.
TERMS. Easy.
GEORGE 8. VAsHON. Jr..
my % AIctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Arcrrns sArEs-Mananr.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAI.EN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA OK THE VENDOR AND THE
VFNDrtE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
EXCURSIONS.
MOONLIGHT ON THE JAMES.

Moonlight excursion 10 Dutch Gap for
the benefit OF the Summer Rect for Self
Supporting Women THURSDAY, May
her wharf al $50 p. NJ. Good music. Re-
freshments az usual prices. Tickets for
gentlemen. boc.; ladies', Sc my 2s-ls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

FOR RENT. THREE NICE ROOMS
AND BATH Suitable for light house
keeping Newly papered. Apply at 6lZ IL
north Ninth street my 2b-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Kant. the German philosopher was con-
tent with thc simplest food In small
quantities A bit Of fish or an egg win
a piece Of rye-bfead. made his meal
Viteilius the Roman Emperor. WAS
the most noted glntton OF his time. lie
would eat ell he could possibly hold. then
take an emetic, and begin over again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
rIAAo.rrNEns. roLIsmEns. 20.
o79 E5TIBLISHED GGSS9

OF Ricnmond. Va. as "a PERFECT
PIANO-TUNER. c. Il. WEGNER, for
mery piano-mauufacturer. only written
orders expected. No. iVl east Grace
street (basemenO. References: Colonel
William T.. Tanner Colonel G. OBJ. CO.
wardin. Professor Jacob Reinhardt. etc,
etc, etc ap 7-Su2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

FOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE. 1906
west Marshall street; rooms. bath, gas.
etc; In nice order. Price, $40 per year.
Apply 1912 west Clay street. my 2S-lr
FOR RENT. SMALL DWELLINGS IN
various localities Call 10 see us
NV 9g-9t X. b. CHAFFIN & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

LrNLNBURG COURTHOl 81, Va.
Nav -.-i Spcclal)-The following is ii9'
o. officers elected iu Lunenbufg' -.
Comm .lwealth's Attorncy-W T. Neo-
ilett Incumbent. DenOcrat.
County recommendation IT, Bagley TN
rlmnorf Democrat.
Comm .sl0ntr Of The Revenue DiSulc'
So $40 returns 60. District No. q
Baorrc S. Mclaughlin Republicanl'
Shsr0. 81. g.. Cardoza Repubican)' ma
tolty rt
Supervisor. Lewiston Disirlct-D. X
love incumbent Republican,; Brown
Store u .trlct George y. Bridgetorth
Democrat. Rehoboth District Samuel
D. Bentley popuhsO. Pleasant Grove Dis
trlct. W e. VIM incumbent Democracy;
Loch-Lcyen District. r. NJ. Moore Popu-
i.u. Columbian Grove District, +. Cralle-
Elokcs Democrat.
Justices OF the Peace-R. II. Allen, l. I.
1Isdale. g. r. Moy. l.. a. Hardy, ". j.
Echuith0rpc n. G.. Matthews. O. l.. Hardy
~. T Oznn John ". CleatOn, ".
T. Tisdalc. A. r. Neal. l. d. Smittson.
Constablcs-E A. Clemens. G. ". Neb-
iett. T. Vs. Fowiks. l. $ Hatcheit A.
a. Shackcton. Il. j. Moore.
The election was orderly and quiet. The
Walton law worked smoothly.
80 nominations were made by either or
tte political parties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
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