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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-05-01

Some years ago Aaron Aten had his
leg broken by sled running over it. He
had much trouble with it, and last year
went to Cincinnati to have it treated.
He has been at Delays livery stable for
some years, and is a safe, competent
man for such place. Last Thursday
afternoon buggy ran against him, and
broke his crippled leg, and dislocated
his knee joint and it is probable the leg
will have to be taken off This would
perhaps be best, as it would likely always
be painful and annoying, even without
the last injury.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-05-01

A new stock of Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry, at H A. BedeIs, Broadway st.
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We are authorized to announce f. d. ].
Evans as a candidate for Treasurer of Jackson
county, ubject to the decision of the Republi-
can County Convention.
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JOHN L. JONES, Charm
D. DAVIS, Secretary.

One of the Trustees of this (Lick)
township, tells US that the bills of the
doctors, as given last week, do not tell
the whole store, by considerable. He
says it is no uncommon thing for these
pauper doctors to run up a bill at drug
store for prescriptions, to the amount of
from $40 to $40. Several of these doc
tors have had an interest in drug stores.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-05-01

cheaper than ever, at Bedels Jewelry
Store.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-05-01

1t is violation of the law to fish, in
any manner, after to day, May lst, until
June 18th.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-05-01
OF PARIS ANDLEIPSIC.

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by all druggists. Address
Washburne & Co.,
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&c For sale by GEO. w. MILLER, jackson.
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TRAINS GOING sOUTH.

Stations marked thus (") are flag stations, and
trains will stop when signaled to do SO.
W. H. LANCASTER, Master Transp.
W. G. EVANS, Agent at Jackson.
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Suffering can be cured by Bates APP
pliances. Send for description to SIMp
son O. Co., Box 1886, New York myl-lm
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A large amount of repairing is being
done to the Isham House. Mr.. Shades 1,
the new landlord, says he wants persons 8
who attend District Court this week, and
the Common Pleas next week, to give
him trial, and see how it is under the
new administration.
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Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Collar Buttons,
Chains, &c, at Bedel's on Broadway St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-31
The Western lxcursionis7Ss
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD,

October 2S, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: The undersigned ana
MANY others OF the excursion party over the
Chesapeake and OHIO railway 10 Tie State
Fair at Richmond, Va, in view OF the en-
terprise and accommodation OF this railway
company in extending the unprecedented
advantages OF low rates and pleasant travel
over their line OF road. passing, as 1t does,
through mountain and ioWland scenery
Grand and beautiful as any in the world, de-
Sire TO express our qualification, pleasure,
and obligations 10 the company. their ac-
comrnodating and polite officers, and their
spccial agent for the excursion, Major
| Iletchkiss: therefore
Reso!ued, That we hereby publicly make
our acknowledgements TO the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company for tie adYan-
tapes and facilities extended 10 cXcursionlsts
over their road to the Vir@lna State Fair,
and also our appreciation OF the GontIemarly
officers OF their road for their kindness auJ
polite attention to US, and especially to Ma
| ior n. Ii, Holchkiss for his CoEslderate ana
accommodating personal attention tn one
and all OF rs throughout orr entire Trip.
| ISigneQl John Il. Hopkins, d. II. En-
mons, Ashland, n.y.; q. Prichard, Doc
Vurson, J. W. Dawson, Gus. FL. Hon
shell, Catlettsburg. Ry.; }. COMBS, Leo
| Ebert, w. p. Harris, lronton, Ohio; w.
II. Orr and lady, Augusta, ky.; William
Bay, ]. r. Johnston, Lexington, ky.;
George B. Poayne and wife, Maysyille,
Ky.; J. B. Taylor, j. J. Pagan, Fl. s.
Lloyd, Chatham, KY; K. L. Hamilton,
NJ. D., Parkersburg, w. Va; w. c. Nil
Ter, Jr., j. II. Morrison, GaIlipolis, Ohio
E. Hartzell, Guyandotte, ". Va; &: u
Byers and lady, w. A. Enghart, Coving
ton, Ky.; j. Fl. Riddick, CINCINNATI
Ohio: /. Stribling, A. Z. Waggoner, K
Robinson, John SomervilIe, d. s. Var
Matere, Dr.. G. B. Waggoner, Masor
| county, W. Va; John A. Manch, Rober
| Rucker, Ohio; Il. B. W. Perkins. Mel
son county, KY; Charles O'Donnell
| Virginia: c. r. Sionon, E. c. Allen
Dr.. j. G. Darby, S. n. Robinson, {. u
/ Dawes, Jack Shepard, K. M. Eyer, Z. W
Taylor, and Austin Brooks, Kentucky
| and nt berS.
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CoLonrp cVAS Of TrmrEpANCE,-The
Grand Lodge OF this order met in Lynch
burg this week, and elected The following
Grand officers: Z. Fl. Jackson, q. W. F.,
Lynchburg; w. II. Manning, &. ". A.;
W. III. l.. Combs, Grand Scribe; VI. +.
Brown, Grand Treasurer; S. Logan. Grand
Chaplain, MaLchester; II. III. G. Sellers, G..
Conductor, Charlottesville: G. b. Robin
son, &. Sentinel, Woodvilie; E. Z. Bland,
P. q. w. p, City Point; a. j. Brown, u.
5. D., Richmond. There was large attend
ance OF delegates. Thanks were rendered
the press, railroads, and boats for courte-
sies. The next session will be annual. and
will meet in Manchester October %, 1880.
The order now numbers nearly 5000 men,
bers, with siXtYeight lodges.
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THE THEATRE TUE LITTLE DUKE.-Mr.
Ford's Company played the military comic
| opera Of the Little Duke last night for the
second time since their engagement at the
Theatre. The audience, il possible, was
larger than on the preceding evening, and
more in sympathy with the opera, which is
highly amusing and interesting, although
the music, We confess, is not near so pretty
and sparkling as that OF Pluafore. But
the Little Duke rendered by such a COM
pany as MIR. Ford's is most en-
| loyable performance, and is destined,
we believe, to have fine run. and
eventually become .wellnigh ss popular as
PiDafore. Many Of the scenes and situa-
| tons are very odd and mirth- provoking,
and the pretty costumes and funny dia.
losHes combined render the opera highly
attractive, even though much Of the talent
OF the company so we'll dis splayed in Pima
fore is not in the caste Of the Little Duke.
| The story OF the orera is an old and ia.
;miliar one, and is full OF romance and hu-
NOR. 1t embraces the old, old song OF love,
separation. military fuss and feathers, and
at last reunion and happiness for the TWO
young hearts who are the leading figures OF
the operetta.
| Miss Bockel Is the Little Duke, and the
pretty Miss Belle Mackenzie is the little
Duchess. These two popular artists are
well cast, especially Miss Bockel, who dis
| PLAYS her talent to much greater advantage
as Fabrice than she docs as Josephine. Both
young ladies were repeatedly encored and
responded with pleasant grace.
| Mr.. Denham, the Tutor, is simply i'm
mense, and not only kept the audience in
roar of laughter, but so demora|iZed his
fair associates upon the stage that they at
| times got through their parts with diff
Guilty. Mr.. Denham Is q comedian Of much
talent, and will always be warmly well
coined bere.s ~ rs icu D.uo. gsc~
Mr.. HogeHdorp, the soldier, is7a good ac-
tor, and sustained his part well. but his
voice is not Us strong as some OF Che other
members of the troupe. "GiH! .;a'f
Mr.. Rebeft, an officer, improves upon
acquaintance. and, like Miss Bockel, ap-
peaIed to greater advantage in last nights
opera. .... l.. ..r.... ....-ia.t.
The school directress Of Mrs. Germon
was clever piece OF acting.
Mr.. W. W. Forest is the excellent mus!-
cal director Of the company, who Is well up
in big business and has 4 responsible duty
to perform, which be discharges with ease
and great credit 10 himself We have
watched him we'll since the company has
been in the city, and TO him is due much OF
the credit for the success bis troupe has
achieved since the troupe has been in the
CITY.
The Little Duke will be played at tho
matinee, anl tbc SOrccrer on Saturday
night. ''
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POLICE CoURr.--At The Police Court yes.
terday-Justice White presiding-tfe fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of:
James G. Me.tert, for assaulting and
threatening to take the life Of Henry jerks.
Continued until November 81.
John Burns, for unlawfully obtaining
thirty cents in game OF chance from John
Landrum. Discharged.
Edward Fitzhush, for fclonious!y steal
ing one pockct-bock, contaiuing $50 in
United States currency. Continued until
to-day. :,
james Evans (coloredl for being drunk
| in the streets. Discharged.
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~Opp-FELLowsHIP REvIvED-CITY COL
1rcroR TAKEN lN.-R. P. Button. Esq, the
Grand Master OF this old and well-estao'
Jisbed benevolent order in this State, has 5y
his ySsit to our city aroused great interest
in the principles of his order in this Vicinl'
tv. Last night the very interesting eere'
n,onv OF initiating 4. r. Wcodson, ESQ.,.
our our popular City Collector. was conducted
In Rosne Lodge (C,hurch HiIl) In the pres
enee OF the Grand Master and . large num-
ber Of other distinguished Oda-FellowS.
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A, .IgGlaApIcKpocKeg Yesterday mora
ino !. prank aI. Dorr and C. Hoffman, two
peddl t,ss at the State Fair frome0hio. were
before Aae Police Court as suspicious cha
rac,ers. They were also ebaged With hav-
ing slo, tr $40 in currency and railroad
ticket fr ap Mr.. Robert Terheon, at Hunt
instoa. \ Sest Va. The ticket @as found IN
theDosse. sion OF Dorr when be WAS sarsested.
They mad conflicting statements .in court,
and the no Nee here think that they are pro-
iessionaith, 'eFes. Dorr, who claims 70 be
graduate Of the Ohio. Dental College was
held TO await the action OF the West Virginia
authorities. Hoffman Yas also committed
toiaiI, and is expected 10 prove bis eharae-
ter to-day. rh gre are severI others who
came here with this partg who are thotlglE
tobe implicated ,sith lhew. and the po,iee
stewatehing their. movements.
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MOZART PINAFORE.-M Mr.. Siegefs ANA
teur Pinafore Company completed their sec
ond week at Mozart Hall last night. playing
to an oyerflowng house. The Board OF
Governors have cause to congratulate them
selves upon the result. The debt OF the
Association, no doubt, has been more than
fully paid, and the excellent company has
afforded their many friends here rs well as
the visitors TO the Fair great deal OF rea
plans1ra
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WEATHER REPORT.

,ynrcS~1oSs sGR To-DAY.--Forsth the Mid
AM Srtes. colder northwest 10 southwest
n,n,Is u'S rising barometer, clear or fair wea-
,hcr except in the extreme northern por-
lions. light rain or snow.
W FOR the South Atlantic States, northeast
% northwest winds, rising barometer,
ss,cht fall, in temperature, ;clear or partly
cloudy weather. r.. 49,. ,....o Il. ,.. :.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and windy. At night it was cooler. -.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 4 y. NJ, SO
"a. NJ. 6I: noon, "a; 3P.}SM., CT; 8 p
E,. co; midnight. so.
Mean Temperature, 593.
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WYMAS.-ProfessOr Wyman, the popular
and, welI-known magician, continues to
draw fine houses at Virginia Opera-tlouse,
and pleases all who witness his entertain
ments. He gives away one hundred pre-
sents every night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-31

HIr wsTa 4 BaIcK.- Il NO coiored men en-.
fsssed in q tight yesterssay assernoon.in the
ysef .ss, part OF the city, and one received 2
~ - l-Rosind from a bric:sS takoHn by bis
sms .nu usgoaiss. The city ambass sssnce Yas called
1oa Ips mans Injuries dressed.
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org VISITORS. number OF strangers
in the city Yesterday was. extraordinary.
The Chesa peake and Ohio trains brought
on wednesday and yesterday 1000 people.
The Danyille Company report that they
hroup.ht two or three times as many as last
yeor. There were also great numbers
brought here oyer tie PETERSBURG road. and
SO with the Frederick sbprg and fork'River
roads. ..4s. ,...,r .s.,7...s. s.a.n-
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

Tie c0rn.eEaGc. pale and ie"'rtr-' "tot"1' with
sccasonul Guslles or circunacrlbed spot on one
both cheeks the eyes become dull; the pupils
EIa,e; an azure ,cmcircc runs along the lower eye
nd: the nose Is !rritated. swella, ard sometimes
,,e.ds: "A swelling of tho upper lip; occasional
n.alachc with hnn.ming or throbbiug Of the ears;
An unusual secretion Of saliva: Shiny or furrcd
tongue: breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ns: appetite variable, sometimes voraciouS, Will
a. gnawiug scncallon OF the stomach, at others en-
,ireIy gone; lec!Ns pains in the stomach; occa-
slonal nausea and vomiting; yioltut pains through
out The abdomen; bowels irregular, At times coStive;
stools Shiny, not unfrcqucntIy !ingeh with blood;
baIiy swollen aud hard; urine turbII respiration
&C ccastonaiIy difficult, and accompanied oy hic-
cough; cough sometimes dry and conyu!sive; un-
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
eeih temper variable, but generally irritable &c.
Whenever .hc above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. McLANEs vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
any form. 1t is all nnocen: preparation not ca
patle Of doing the sgtchtest injury to the most
snder iR(dnt. .......
The genuine DIR. MCLATE's VERMIEvGE bears
| he signatures OF c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
| 0 u the wrapper.
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PRESERVED GINGER, OLIVES, SARDINES,
PINEAPPLE CHEESE. condiments OF ali stnds, just
received by W. u. BLAIR L co.
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LEE GALLERY. MAIN SrREET.-This famous
temple Of sill retains It's precminence In our
city. Pictures that bear its imprint are gems. Pa
irons that try them are pleased.
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Go TO ANToNI's RESTAURANT for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Main street.
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NJ. TLLYscN u TO-, advertising agents, :neer, I'd.
yertisements In all OF the newspapers or -he un!tss
Sraes a. publishers rates. Orders let a: the D1s
match counting-roo,2 will receive prompt sttcR
kt.,,
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TIE BIG DAY. -
extraordinary, Crowd at the Fair.

THE PEOPLE OUT INfIaffEKsE NUMBERS
TEE DUST HIGH - GREAT DAMAGE TO
DRESS Goops-spIRITED RAcE-CoMpRT-
TIVE DR1LL- THE MAP.DRAwING--THE
PREMIUM LIsT-NEw AwARDs-PRo-
GRAMME FoH TO-DAY.
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SALAMoNE's. " o. K.'' ami King OF the Sea p"
Are lovely CIGARS, as nil will agree;
They got the FIRST prize for being the best.
And are bound be od for they beat all the rest
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THE MoNTRoSE WHlsKEY sold by W. ID. BLAIR
( CO. Is L rich, mellow wh>kcy. four years old.
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JUST RECEIVED AT
LEVY BROTHERS,,

PEKrN SAT1Ns-BLack aud CoIored;
BnocADEp SATINs-Biack and Colored;
BLACK and CoLoRED SATINs and VELygrs;
BLACK and CoLoagD DIR less Silks
all OF which they tfFer at the lowest psices.
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TnE MOZART THIS EvGSISG.-First over
ture, "Poet and Peasant" (Suppe), or.
enestra;, SECOND, solo Soprano, Una Vose
third, solo 'ceilo, "Lonely" (Kummer),
Mr.. C. w. Thilow; fourth, solo baritone,
!" Fair Dove" (Gatty), Mr.. w. II. Grant,
Jr.s: fifth, Turkish Patrol March" (Mlch-
oelis). orchestra; sixth, solo soprano,
"EIzer Waltz" (Mulder), Miss Jennie
Baird: seventh, solo baritone, dublin
Bay, (Barker), Mr.. ". q. Grant. Jr:;
eighth, pot-pouri, "Il Trovatore p" (Verdi),
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Mr.. YouSG's BENEFIT AT THE THEATRE
To-NIGuT.-Mr. Sam. Young, the inimita.
BILE " Captain" of Mr.. Ford's PiDaiore Com,
pany, will tonight be tendcIed benefit al
the Theatre, and Il splendid audience WI!
no doubt show their appreciation OF this
talented actor and singer. Mr.. Young Is
well known here. anG his many friends will
doubtless take advantage OF this occasion tc
lend him helping hand. The opera vii
be produced 10 the usual excellent style o1
the company, and all who attend can safely
be promised an ENJOYABLE evening.
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W.D BLAIR & Co. have just received L large lot
OF TEAS. Prices very low,
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co TO ANroNr for Fine Confectionery, Main
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OUR AsswER-BY TELEGRArH.

ouh ASbWEB-bY TELEGRAPH.
wAsHrseToS. D. c., October 80.
A. 8aks Co., Richmond. Va.
We have shipped the goods this day.
A. sAKs s co.
From the above It will be seen that our stock has
Tbs DAY been replenished. and we have
ALL SIZES OF THE
EcKELToN-MtLLs OyERCoArs
at s5.
CHrycKILLA OvERcoArs
at s6.
FINER GRADES, $3.50 10 $40.
BEAVER OyERcoATs
atss,
.. e, at 80, 80.
a,slo,
... atSl2.
NEW AND KNoBBY uLsTERs.
IN MEMS SUITS WE HAVE :
GOOD SUIT AT %.
ABETrER SUIT At s9,'
A FINE SUIT At 10. J
IN Boys. SUITS WE HAVE
KERRYvILLE SUITS, $3.50.
GOOD, SERvIcEABLE, NEAT
SCHooL-SUITS
$3.50, S4, $50, IS.
DRESS SUITS
Sc to Sl2.
BOYS OvERcoATs.
THE ONLY COMPLETE STOCK.
CHILDRRN's SUITS AND kits.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
ALL GOODS SHRUNK.
ALL.WooL UNDERWEAR,
CANTON Flannel UNDERWEAR,
RED FLANNEL UNDERWEAR.
.
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GLASs.BALI SHOOTING.

rCLASS-BALL MATCH.-There will be
" aGLAss-BaLL MATCH at che Fair Grounds as
TODAY, for inc ONE
HhNMERLESS GUN. s5 entrance. All losers Of
the sport are invited TO be present at ii O'Clock
sharp.
Will please be punciaaliy ON the grounds oe S1-it
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GO TO ANroNl for Choice Fruits
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.. A. SAKs & Co.,
Leading Clothiers and Tallors,
1918 Main street, opposite post-of1ce.
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Go TO AsTosI,s REsTAsRANT for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Main street,
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ALL.WooL UNDERWEAR,
CANTON FLANNEL UNDERWEAR,
RED FLANNEL UNDERWEAR.
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Attention Is called to their elegant and Immense
assortment OF
IvpaRrRp AND DOMESTIC CLOTH CLoAKE.
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Auction SALES THIN DAY.

GO TO ASroNI for Tokay Grapes, Main street.
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DIR. e. MCLASES


DIR. e. MCLASE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as 4 remedy " for all the Ills
hat aesh ig heir TO-" but In affections OF The liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and SSick
Headache or dseasez vf that ehs rartpr they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better ca,har,Ic can be used preparatory TO or
AFTER taking quinlne.
Asa simple pu-sative they uuequal'ed.
BEWARE OF lMlTATIoSs.
The yenuine are never sugar-coated.
rach box has a red wa1 seal on the lid. with the
mnression DIR. McLASE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures OF G. acLASE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr. {. McLAsE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared By Fleming Bros, Of Pits
ourgh Pa, the market being full OF limitations OF
the name McLASE, spelled differently but SAME
pronunciation. my 18-deowly
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Dx q, McLANE,S vERMIFUGE.

PAINE & NUWLIN, 10 A. NJ, large sale Of OIL
chrcln0s.
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-
.....s,.sf nj the pessptac at Richmond, Va, as
tEhe0eAN sseond-Slass naster.i
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Go TO ANroNI for Malaga Grapes, Main street.
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ALL GOODS SHRUNK
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speciai men tiop. and all deserve great praise.
rS!gned1 WILLIAM FL. RUFFNER,
fgl -, j. W. .SMALLET, SC
FAIR-GRojUtSDs, October 90, 1879
W. a.. SHEPARD.

~ FAIR GRoUS SDs, October 80, 1879.
Map of ,Hirgiaia, We award the first
premium to No. 4 Edward Brown. Rich
mondl, and, the second to No. 8 [Burton
Donnan. Petersburgl; and honorable men-
tion,to No. 10 fCharles Hazen, ,Richmond],
No. l3 tGustayus aFlegenuei1ier,I Rich
mend]. aud mo. 2 eAlbett Wendenburg,
RchmondJ, especially No. 12.. -. ...5, IT.
[Signedl w. Fl. RufFNER,
j. W.. MALLET.
The contest FOR, ma p drawing by the col
ored children Of The State takes place at 10
O'Clock this morning at the presidents
office, on the Fair-Grounds. Subject: Map
OF, Virginia. First prize. $40 in gold; sec
ond, S6 In gold. -
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VlHE GENUINE DIR. c. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-31

REossFoEkaA1G Aux 4O-Odys
Gates open at O'Clock A. N. to the gen.
eraI public. Admission only % cents.
At11 O'Clock A. NJ. the competitive drill
between six or seven colored military COM
panies will take place.
The map. drawing from memory will be
conttaued.
The prize stock will be exhibited in front
of tue e:Graad.S Stand at l O'Clock.
Trials of speed commence at2 O'Clock, as
follows: First trial-Stallion to wagons,
that have stood the present season in Fir-
ainia, mile heats, best three in five, three or
more to enter, two to start. No owner to
enter more. than oae horse. First morse;
$3.50; second, $50. secondtriai-strangers,
premium, open to all, two-mlle beats, best
two In three, three or more to enter, and
two to start No owner to enter more than
one horse. First horse. 5000; second, 800
Third triai-Roadsters trial to wagons,
single dash of six miles, three or more TO
eater, $40 entrance fee. Premiumto win
ming horse, $50. With entrance fees added.