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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-05-20
z. c. MARKS, Ne. D.,
}. w. cRleARD,

Physician . Surgeon,
oGors LA professional services to the citi-
sens Of Winchester and surrounding country.
~ Ofee-In the building occupied by
Judge J: W. Williams, ~cst aide Of Square.
RJ' Reldcnce-The house formerly oocu-
pied by Mr.. Luke Kelley. Ouns2]79.
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JOHN II. MARrIN,
Executive Committee Franklin County

When our people visit Nashville they
should not forget to visit THuRMAN's,
No. 3 North Cherry street, opposite
Maxwell House, There they will find
a complete assortment Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods. And they
will find Mr.. w. B. Manuel among the
statesmen. We all know Mr.. Manuel,
and he will give good bargains to our
people. 3w
g Ss-------.--.
Vennor, the Canadian weather proph-
ct, says that this summer will not be
favorable to crops.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-05-20

This Institution, for LADIES and GIN
" CMFN. begins i,s second Scholastic Year
VII. q Faculy Of scycn tcncAers, Septcr1-
i,cp tot ltpGt
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A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT, hay.

~ ing passed several seepess nights, disturbed by
the agOnes and cries Of a suffering child, and be-
coming convinced that Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP was just the article needed, procured
a supply for the child. On reaching home and ac-
quaintipg his wife with what he bad done, she re-
fused 10 have IL administered 10 the child as she
was strongly In favor of Homeopathy. That night
the child passed In suffering, and the parents with
out sleep. Returning home The day following the
father found the baby still worse; and while con-
templatlng another seepess nlsht, the mother
stepped from the room To attend 10 some domestic
duties, and left The father with the child. During
her absence he Administered portion of the
Soothing syrup to the baOy, and said nothing.
That night all hands slept wel and the little fellow
awoke in the morning bright aud happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden and wonder
fu change, and although al first offended at the de-
ception practced upon her. has Continued 10 use
the syrup. and suffering, crying babies aud restless
nights have disappeared. A single trial Of the
Syrup never yet failed to relieve the baby and
overcome the prejudices Of the mother. Sold by all
druggists 20 cents a bottle. Sc 15-eodlw
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lienrieO Votes.

Hon. j. g. Field, Attorney. General:
A man who has resided in Henrico all OF
his life is ordered to yacate the house in
which ne lives. He rents a house in Rich
mond until he can get house in Henrico I;
does not take a transfer, and declares that
he does not intend to make Richmond his
home. He has since removed to HenricO.
Is he entitled 10 vote in Henrico?
II. A. A., JR.
| am OF opinion upon the facts stated
that the voters residence is in Henrico, and
that he is entitled TO vote in that county and
nowhere else. JAMES e.. FIELD,
Attorney. General.
October % 1890
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RICHMOND. VA. October %. 1880


Editors Dispatch In your Manchester
columns OF yesterday | find the name OF
William Isaac johnson as Grand-Scribe
elect" OF The Grand Division Junior Sons
OF Temperance OF Virginia. This is 4 mis-
take. l also pronounce the name OF Walters
as representative TO the National Division
forgery. There is no such man in the
Grand Division. was duly elected Grand
Scribe over Mr. Johnson by SO majority,
"solld" votes, on the first ballot by this
body Monday, Notwithstanding bis des-
perate political efforts, and am sustained
and recognized as Grand Scribe by Mr.. An
drew j. Brown. the Dewly-electeG Grand
Worthy Patriarch. Furthermore, am re-
cognized as such by over two thirds Of the
order, and | intened to hold the fort by the
assistance OF the laws OF my State.
w. Ii. l.. COMBS,
Grand Scribe Grand Division Junior Col.
ored Sons OF Temperance OF Virginia.
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Close Cp Tuesday.

Editors Dispatch: | second the motion
made some days ago by correspondent
writing in your paper that the business
men devote Tuesday-or at least the whole
afternoon Of that day-to the election. Let
them first vote themselves, then see that
their employees have the like opportunity.
Let them remember, too, to look this very
day on the printed list 10 see il they have
paid the pol.tax for 1879, without which
their presence at the polls will be wholly
Intellectual. Send around paper and all
the merchants will sign it aud agree TO close
up Tuesday. EARNEST.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TIIB A.. M. and q. IL. IL.

AN APPEAL FOR P0STP0NEHENT OF THE SALE
OF THE ROAD DENIgD-THE ROAD TO BIZ
SOLD THE DAY BEFORE ELECTION DAY.
Yesterday morning In the United States
Circuit Court the case Of Skiddy ct ais. Us.
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Company was called. The Attorney-Gene-
raj OF Virginia asked leave, in behalf OF the
Commonwealth Of Virginia. 10 file a petit
ton requesting that the sale be suspended I;
which petition the clerk filed.
The Court decided that the petition In the
case Of Graham did not offer sufficient
grounds for suspending the sale.
The Attorney-General then offered to
file bill Of review, and asked that it be
| filed.
Judge Sbipman objected to the filing OF
the bin OF review, and stated that he did
not desire to discuss the questions by piece
meal.
On that there was some discussion be-
tween the Attorney. General and Judge
Shipman.
Judge Robertson said that he did not un-
dersiaud that the mortgagor bad ever con-
sented TO the sale; that with the cloud rest
| ing upon the title the sale could not result
to the good OF any one whoever might pur-
chsse the road, but that the sale OF the road
at this time with this cloud resting on the
| title) would result in injury TO whoever
might buy it under this decree Of sale. lie
urged that the sale OF the road should be
postponed until this cloud should be re-
moved, and insisted that il would be unfair
TO any purchaser that the property he pur-
chased should have cloud upon its title.
UpOD the question Of the right to file
"Blll OF Review" the Attorney.Genera
quoted several authorities, and stated that
in this bill the petitioners asked for "Bill
OF Injunction against the master, So that
he shall not sell the road at the time adyer-
tised.
The Court decided not to postpone the
sale, and denied the motion OF the Attorney
General asking leave to file q Bill OF Re-
view," on the ground that the motion was
made TOO late.
Major Daniel represented the city Of
Lynchburg, and asked il The decree Of the
Court affected the rights OF the city OF
Lynchburg.
Judge Bond answered that it did not.
Major Daniel asked that Lynchburg be
allowed to withdraw its petition.
The Court allowed the petition to be with
drawn.
Major StringfelIow asked that the Court
empower the company 10 employ counsel
to defend ITS title, and that means be allowed
them Tor that purpose.
The Court asked if Major Stringfellow
desired the paper 10 go into the record.
Major StringiellOw said that he did.
The Court decided not to allow the paper
to 90 into the record.
Mr.. John CollinsOn was present, looking
out for the interest Of the English bond
holders.
Under the order of the Court the road
must be sold next Monday, the lst Of No
vember.
The court will meet again this morning
at 10 O'Clock to hear an order which will be
presented by Judge Shipman relative to
the matter.
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KxiGHss OF HoYoR REaMlON. yestes-
day p. q. ID. Il. ID. Bliek. mho is one OF
The supreme representatives, and p. ID. j.
w. Beasieys OF Orient Lodge, Norfolk. Va,
arrived In this city, and last night the mem-
bers OF the order, In honor Of el5eir distin-
guishrd visitors, rendered them q banquet
ut Sanger Hate.
la response 10 sentiments, addresses were
made by Messrs. John c. Teller. b. d.
Blick, James II. Lamkin, j. w. Beasley,
w. II. Battle, j. j. Wright, John MaxweIl,
j. j. ChaddIck, I. W.. Gentry. William
Zimmerman, II. Z. Tabb, John NJ. Gibson,
and others.
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ADDITIONAL RAILROAD FACILITIES FOR
RICHN0ND.-It is stated that the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company propose to run
two additional fast trains to Washington
and one to LyDchburg, commencing at an
narlN div
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A CHALLENGE TO FIGHT DUEL.-E. d.
Bland (colored), OF City Point, member of
the House Of Delegates, sent w. Ii. l..
Combs (coIored), grand scribe Of the Grand
Division, Sons OF Temperance, challenge
10 fight a duel during the session Of the
Grand Division, Monday, in Manchester.
Mr. Combs says he is Iaw-abding citizen,
and treated the note with contempt.
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MILITARY FAIR.-A pleasant place to pass
an evening is at Association Hall. The ball
Is generally crow ded with fashionable au.
dieuce. There is but one opinion. and that
is appreciation at the handsome way in
which the Fair is managed. 1t Is under the
exclusive control OF some OF our most at
tractiye married ladies. and they have spared
no pains 10 make the Fair q grand success.
Tonight Company f will attend in full
folcP.
The voting will commence tonight on
the handsome library to be presented 10 the
most popular teacher in either the public
or private schools. To the teacher getting
this library the compony will present very
handsome ebony waIl-shelf.
Below we publish a liet OF last nights
voting:
Sword: Parater, g.; BOsber, So; Elicit,
1872; Jones, 40; Wise, CT; Stern, As; Bos-
sieux, /.
Flag: Company Z, So; Grays, 1S; Com
pany b, %; Company L, Is; Blues, II.
POliceman's Badge: Tomlinson, 81 ;
EpDs. 80; skinner, "a.
Gold Headed Cane: DR.. Hawthorne, 81 ;
DR.. Hoge, 81; DR.. Peterkin, IL; DR.. Sta
pies, 30; Bishop Keane, SO.
Firemen's Prize: Tenth-Street Hose Com
pany, %; Broad-Street Company, 30;
Company, 3; Church-Hlll Company, 8.
Hat for Dandy OF the City: j. B. Tuil,
l; Jordan Maury, 1 {; Colonel &. J. Ander.
son, /; - ChambelIsyne. 1 !; Ned North,
l w. V. Gregory, 1.
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A New ENTERPRIsE.-Th firm Of Msrsil.
liot & Bearse, who have heretofore shipped
their slaves coastwise, and thence abroad,
have just cleared the Norwegian bark Vim
golf with full cargo of wine-pip hogs
head, and barre-stayes for Gibraltar for
orders. This vessel, it is understood, will
proceed from there to Mediterranean port.
This firm is now stocking their new staye-
yard, and will hereafter ship direct from
this port to various parts Of the world.
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FUNERAL OF BISHOP DOGGgTT TODAY
Bishop Doggett will be buried to-day at | l
O'Clock from Centenary Methodist church.
The arrangements include appropriate ad-
dresses from DR.. Edwards, DR.. Minnige-
rode, and Dr. HOge.
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Personal---very. ITEMs.-RObert Tan.
nabill, Esq., president OF the New York
Cotton Exchange, is in the city, and has
had interviews with number OF our mer-
chants who are interested in establishing a
cotton market here. Mr.. Tannahill is the
senior Of the firm OF Robert Tannah,lI& Co.,
cotton commission merchants OF New York,
and win be remembered as having been be-
fore the war member of the firm Of Mar
tin & TannahiIl, Petersburg. and Walter X.
Martin & Co., Richmond. He will doubt
less be able to materially assist the new cot
ton movement in Richmond.
A Columbus lGa.l paper has the following
paragraph IN reference TO former citizen
OF Richmond: Mr.. j. o. Jeffrles, assistant
district superintendent OF the Bell Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company, who is wei
known to our people, has received and ac-
cepted aiiiattering proposition to go abroad
in the interest OF the Oriental Telephone
Company in foreign lands. Mr.. Jeffries has
proven himself to be one OF the best teie-
phone electricians in this country, and his
services were highly appreciated by the
company. He will leave for his new field
OF labor as soon as some one can be selected
to succeed him as assistant superintendent.
tend into Egypt and India, with headquar-
ters at London, England. We wish him the
success that his talent and ability SO richly
deserves.
Mr.. A. =. iRowe, Of Fredericksburg, has
not allowed his legislative duties to inter-
fere with the raising OF fine stock, as was
evinced by bis credtable exhibit in the va
riOus departments OF the State Fair.
A lot OF timber fell upon Mr. X. Vaughan
while at work ct the new city railway sta
bles day beioGo yesterday, and broke his
arm and knee.
A man fell otit OF country cart yester-
,iay near the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
iand broke his ieG.
The Chief OF Roiice has received netif
cation to be on the lookout for John A
Woodward, who 10 wanted" in Boston
for embezzing $S20O0.
The Richmond anal Allegheny Railroad
Company has notified the Board OF Public
WOxhs OF the completion OF fifty miles OF
its road. and its desie for the same to be
anspe0ed.
There will be a grand Democratic rally
tonight at Marshall Ward Clubhouse.
George 80. Wise, Esq, General Fitz. Lee.
). u. Nstt, Esq, Senator III. A. Atkinson,
and others will address the meeting.
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rnE STATE FAIR.
R..uls of tho Third Day. Exhibition.

CLOUDS, COOL AIR, AND LARGE
CROWD OF VISITORS ADDITIONAL AWARDS
UNEXPECTED TkRMIyATIOH OF TRIAL OF
SHEPHERDS DOGS THE RACrs-MEETING OF
THE LIFE-MRMDERs oP THE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY Last NIGHT, &C, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-29

LADIES
who wish 10 have their
FOSTER LACED KID GLOVES
put on their hands by a lady expert sent to
Messrs. LEVY BROTHERS,
the agents IN this city, by
FOSTER, the celebrated Kid Giovier
are requested TO call this week.
The FOSTER KID GLOVES
are superior in many respects to any other Kid
Gloves made, and the patent lace-fastening makes
1t decidedly he most mfortabie aud the most per-
fec;-Gtting Kid Glove AS We the agents In this
city for this celebrated X id Glove, We can always
supply our customers with any size and color they
NAV desire.
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THE ADJUSTMENTS LAST NIGHT.-1'hc cold,
drizzling rain did not deter the crowd on
pleasure bent from visiting the various
places Of amusement.
The Theatre was we'll filed, aud the
beauty OF the Naiad Queen. with It's fine
and gorgeous scenic effects, seemed 10 give
great satisfaction. Mr.. Deuham AZ Schnaps
kept the audience In good bumor, and the
play passed off smoothly and with anima-
tion. This company will pl9y the Two
ORPHANS Saturday night.
Pinaiore at Mozart Hall was the great al
traction. II would seem this opera will
never have its run; for not only was every
chair occupied, but all available standiug-
room, and hundred or so people who
could not be accommodated had TO be
turned away from this (Which Is probably
the oBe.hundrcdth) performance in Rich
mond. The opera was given with the usual
spirit and fine general effect incident to the
performances OF this company. Mrs. Ber-
nard, Miss Swain, Mr.. HoAf, Mr.. Green's
fielder, Mr. Bernard, Mr.. Cunningham. Mr..
Pleasants, and the rest, won many new al.
mirers amongst the strangers present, and
It would be unjust did We not praise Mrs.
GiIlis for the spirited manner in which she
has personated Hebe. She is all energy,
and always keeps the chorus up to the mark.
Tonight, the Rose OF Tyrol. 1t is well
worth seeing.
The minstrels at Virginia Opera House
had fair audience, and, as usual, gave a
good performance. They will conclude
their engagement here tonight.
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CATHOLIC ITEMs.-Fatber III. Carts, who
has been assistant priest at st. Palricks
church for something over year past, sail
ed from New York on board the steamship
Mas for Rotterdam on Wednesday last.
He was advised by his physician TO return
to his home, IN Holland, since his health
had suffered greatly in this climate. His
health had been somewhat improved, how
ever, by bis Visit to Norfolk, from which
place he had returned to Richmond about
two weeks before his departure for home.
Father Mahoney, young priest from
Brooklyn, will fll the vacancy occasioned
by the departure OF Father Csris. He Is
expected here about the last Of November.
The Paulists Fathers, headed by Rev. Fa-
fher Elliot, who have been giving very sue
ecssfui missions In Staunton and other parts
OF the State, will begin the good work In
Richmond next month. They will COM
mence at 81. Patrick's church on the 2lst,
and OF tho Cathedral on the 18th.
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DIR. C. L. MITCHELL, Fort Meade, Fla, on May
rs, 1877, wrote: ~ think jou would confer
blessing on the people In This country by establish
ing an agency here for the sale Of TUFTS PILLS.
Having tested them. know their superiority and
want 10 see them used instead OF the worthless
eompounds that are sold In this country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-29

NJ. ELLYsoN e Co, advertising agents. insert adj
verlisements In all of the newspapers of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch couniing-room VIII receive prompt atten-
nj.
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EXAMINE THE PRINTED LIsT.-If your
name is not on 1t 90 aud pay your poll-laX.
Carry your receipt 20 the polls.
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"HAxALL's PATENT" "DUSLoP DEcoRTIcA-
TED" Brdgewater Family" The above brands
of Flour lower now in price than they will be.
Call at w. ID. BLAIR & Co.'S. ll09 east Main, and
buy your years supply.
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EXAMINE THE PRINTED Lrsr.-N your
name % not on Il 60 sod pay your poiLtsx,
Garry ycuy Eeceips 10 The polls.
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THE DISPATCH.
nYTHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
cAsII-IsvAnIAn,I n AnyAscn' Va, - '.,,,scr,.
The DAiLY DIsrATcn s delivered .ss e ~ he
rs,.r wcsk,s Mailed at 80 per snpusa ~ ane me-
ss months tiso for three months; ooc' TOT o"'
rspssn;s sss ;srmr.wrrKLY DISPATCH at % per an
sss q g.. = xS,Y sSg s,s pissPpxTcH 81 per snnun
TApRANr's sEIrzEn APERIEST:.
xxrury A CAMPAIGN AGAINST
" DISEASE is wAGED wrTH
rARRAxr's sELTzEg ApERrENT
The enemy takes aisht TITS an incompsra''e 'Se'
oinc for Constipation, Biousness, DYSPEPSIA Ne''
vous Debility. eeut Rheumstsm' and shoros oe
ngb,ful. sparsl,ue cooling draught, eminenuy
nepesoai 10 sufferers from all febriie complaints.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Ioc i7-sa,w&f2wl
MERCHANT TAILORING.
CLoTHING TO ORDER.
CLOTHING TO ORDER
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
E.B. SPENCE & SON,
E.B. SPENCE SON,
EB. SPENCE SON,
pcs MAIN STREET,
eos MAIN STREET,
eOs MAIN STREET.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
n. SPENCE & son.
Ed. SPENCE & son,
F.B. SPENCE son,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
MERCHANT TAMORs.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
r. b. SPENCE & SON,
E. u. SPENCE son
E.B. SPENCE & son.
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS.
903 MAIN STREET,
9O3 MAIN STREET,
9O3 MAIN STREET.
+. B. SPENCE & son,
E.B. SPENCE & SON,
- DRESS SUITS.
DRESS SUITS.
DRESS SUITS.
BOYS CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING,
CllILDREN's CLOTHING,
CHmDREN'S CLOTHING,
CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
ovERC0ATs FOR MEN,
ovERCOATs FOR MIN,
ovERCOATs FOR MEN.
OVERCOATS FOR DOYS.
OvERCoATs FOR BOYS.
OvERCOATS FOR BOYS.
ovERCOATs FOR CHILDREN,
OvERCOATs FOR CHILDREN,
OvERCOATs FOR CHILDREN.
E.B. SPENCE & SON,
L. b. SPENCE & son,
Z. b. SPENCE a. son.
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS.
INDICATED SHIRTS.
Z. e. SPENCE & son,
E.B. SPENCE & son,
+. Il. SPENCE son.
NOBBY NECKwEAR,
EOBBY NECKwEAR,
NoBBY NECKWEAR.
903 MAIN STREET,
9O3 MAIN STREET,
9OS MAIN STREET.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, AND CUFFs.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, AND CUFFS.
SKIRTS, COLLARS, AND CUFFS.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C.
T.. Is. SPENCE& son,
+. b. SPENCE "A son,
4. b. SPENCE Il son,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
MERCHANT TAILORs,
:903 MAIN STbgET,
0O3 MAIN STREET,
.e03 MAIN STREET. OCT
ZINE TAILORING -aa
Il AT "a
MUDERA1E PRICES. hA
Ihave now in stock
VERY COMPLETE 4 SS0RTMENT OF
FALL GOODS,
which purpose 10 make up I'm the
BEST STYLE Of CUT, TRIMMINGS, AND
WORKMANSHIP,
at a small uniform profit.
NO FANCY PRICES.
Satisfaction guaranteed
JOHN LATOUCHE,
&c l-eod No. Tenth street.
WASEh.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
raw, and disagreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81; /;
9 A. NJ, 81; noon, So; y. NJ, so; p.
w.. AZ; midnight, ~.
Mean temperature, 49t.
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OCTOBER 20. 1880.
WEATHER REPORT.

ISpIcArIoNs YoR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
States, cloudy and threatening weather,
with rain, and northeasterly winds, and
generally lower barometer.
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EXAMINE THE PRINTED LIsT.-1f your
name is not on it 90 and pay your poll-tax.
Carry your receipt to the polls.
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Al" " '1 :" N
J. A. GRIGG's,
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
The best aud largest stock 10 select from of
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS.
TRUNKS, VALlsEs, SATCHELs, BAGS, &C.
GOOD SHOES, REASONABLE PRICES, AND
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
OLD LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's BROAD
BOTTOM AND FLAT-HEEL SHOES.
THE HANDMADE wAUKENPHAsT SHOE
the frst-cass ariicle-nowhere else Ia the city.
foe 24l
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AN ACRosTIC.
Come one, come all;
Look before buying.
Shoes for the IAN
In numbers implying;
Every kind aud every shade,
Gllt-edged and home
Economy's broom you desre9
Look at slEGEL'S, and go no higher.
No. 421 BROAD STREET.
SHOES SHOES SII0ESi
Don't you forget il,
Or else you'l regret II,
sIEGEL beats the world In low prices aud has the
largest and best stock In town. Go TO
&. L. slEGEL'S,
oc 23 42I Broad street.
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EXAMINE TIE PRINTED LIsr.-1f your
name is not on 1t go and pay your poll-tax.
Carry your receipt TO the polls.
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FINANCIAL.

DESIRABLE SECURITIES FOR SALE:
$4,000 RICHMOND AND ALLtGHANY RAIL.
ROAD 7PER CENT. COUPON BONDS,
due 1920.
10000 RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CIIEs-
APEAKE RAILROAD PER CENT.
COUPON BONDS, due 1894.
10000 ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE AIR
LINE PER CENT. REGISTERED,
7 PER CENT. BONDS, due 1907.
$4,000 CITY OF RICHMOND 8 PRR CENT. RE.
GIsTERED BoSDs.
5000 CITY OE RICHMOND PER CENT.
BONDS, REGISTERED.
10000 VIRGINIA C0NsOL COUPON BONDS,
with coupons good for taxes.
100 SHARES VIRGINIA HOME INSURANCE
COMPANY STOCK.
rs SHARES RICHMOND AND PETERS.
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EMINENT DIR. II. X. WALTON,
ANNAPOLIS. ND, WRITES:
Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
is superior 10 Cod.Liyer OH or anything have ever
used In wasted or impaired constitutions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-29
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10 A. NJ, household furni-
ture, sc.
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Programme for To-Day.

Gates open at O'Clock.
Plougbing. match at 10 O'Clock in rear OF
the grand stand. Any persons having
poughs on exhibition desiring them tested
will report, with ploughs, at the trial, to
william II. Benton, Esq, chairman OF the
Committee on Plouehs.
At IL O'Clock all The premium horses and
animals will be exhibited in procession in
front Of the grand stand.
Races.
O'Clock P. NJ, handicap race, IL miles;
heats two in three, open to all; three to en-
ter. two to start; $3.50 TO first, $50 TO Sec
ond. and S25 to third horse.
2:30 p. NJ, stallion race TO harness, $3.50,
mile heats, best three in five; 800 to first
horse, $50 to second.