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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06
by GsIeErapn.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. September NOOn.-stocks 1rIqer
Money. Sac per cant. txcDanS'-Lyng, 4iSt'
snort, 4S3A. state bonds dnil ana homlhai nVF-
erunenIs quiet and unchanged
RUsafng.-NOaey, 2AG5 per cent. Exchange,
479B. Governments steady; new 0's' lOl' new
AS, 1885, new As ll6A siaies duh ana h"hin'l'
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEw YORK September 5.-The Posts financial
article 1910 r. NJ. ediuonl says; he market for
foreign rxcnaDge Is steady Tor sbOrt-dae ana behN5
for Long-daie bills. The mOuey market Is fairy
e,sv " lth and q per cent. The extreme ra'es Tor
cal lCaus Oh stOcNs Time loans are duh aEd noiDl,
nal. Prime mercantile paper u pa q pr cent. Al
the markets winch centre ~ 'he SsoSn a1,,d
states bonds are unchanged. Stale bonds are
neglected. Railroad bonds are zenefilla Drh
an rather higher prices. Rome and WAFER
town 6rsis have been exceptionally strong lne
price having advanced 10 81 from 70, IDs
Stock market opened a. decline o. s&hf, tsen
ZEN K(dl per cent, but became steady niue after
noon and nrtces have advanced i4ltB. and az we
write the market Is steady. The Det result OF alI
the fluctuations Is decline OF A9s. Ng 1880 sya
stocks have been the Elevated Tt.lIoad stoSss sn9
fgxc,piif Missouri Pacihcl the 1ONethhtbt
docks. The trunS line and The coal shares nave
ot rs goioang a9otauons were earreRt Gay At
2.3O r. 81 Western UniOn- S7z' New YORK Gen.
iral, 1929; Lake snore, ! 70 hiCnlgas tes s.,il,
o5X. New York, Lake ffie ana western, s24 I
a. seconds. 1913, Delaware, LacAa6abna ana
western, I23N; New Jersey Central, pa Dtla-
ware and Hudson, l07h; Reading, 59k; North
western, 1885,; st. Paul. 1888; WABASH ana
pseisc. Az; Wabash and Pacine preferred. sfa
Iinfon Pacific. 1864: NJ. X. aud T., 1874, Haant.
bal and &. 30. e6k; Ohao. aud Mississippi 80:
Pacific Mail, 49k &, Q. and !. G., 2O4; northern
PsciIic. common, 394 r 39H: DO. preferred. 79t
san Francisco. common, "A: Cen,rsl Pacific
'SGA: Rock Island. 1874: Louisville and NeshFiily'
"a: Ontario and western. zS2; Illinois Ctntral'
I27x: Oanada southern 63&: chicago, Bafhne'eo
ana Quincy. 1909 Denver sDd Rio Sr1hde; sSs
~ Plul ana Omaha, 396t3pk; 90, preferred, lDz
r.. o. a. ana H. e64: co.. Coal, CIV; TeSs
Psciic, 5ll.i DO, L. g., , ss0a7s.
BALTlNORE-
a.
BALTIMORE. September 5.-Virginls ~. eonSSss
7Tz; pas,.due coupons, ga; new l0-t0s'' sz'F
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Shooting AMIR Near Harrisburg. Pa,

Kilbun @. Chandler, city editor OF the
Harrisburg Patriot, and Randone Hsmi-
ton, son OF q wealthy citizen OF Harrisburg,
Pa, became. involved in diSRraceiul fracas
on Friday evening, while visiting a farm
house near the city. Hamilton was court.
ing the eldest OF three sisters, daughters Of
the farmer, and Chandler was paying atten-
tiops to one OF the younger ones. Hamil-
ton bad been telling scandslous story about
Chandler, and the latter was reiutlng it, and
finally challenged his libeller to come away
10 where the matter could be settled. This
they did, and then Hamilton drew pistol
aud fred twice at Chandler, one ball irac-
turing his leg. Chandler being unarmed,
rushed upon Hamilton and choked and beat
hlW until he tainted from his wounded leg.
Hamilton has been arrested.
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FARMVILLE.
A srORS-DR. BATCEER'S SERMOS-PERsONAL.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.J
SEPTEMBER 8, 1881.

A Sr0RN-DR. HATCEERS SERMOS-PERsONAL.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispsich.I
SEPTEMBER 5, 1881.
Last night this plsce was visited by q
heavy wind-storm, accompanied by little
rain.
Prayer was offered up In all the churches
here for rain Yesterday.
Quite number Of persons went down to
the dedication OF the Baptist church at
Riee's Sunday, and DR.. Hatcher, OF your
city, preached the dedication sermon. II
gave so much pleasure be has been invited
10 deliver IL in the Baptist church here next
THURSDAY night, and understand has con-
senied 10 do so.
Mr.. w. ". Henry is here attending the
Circuit Court, and a desire is generally
expressed TO hear him discuss the political
questions OF the day.
A gentleman who has Just returned from
North Carolina says that the drought If
ANYTHING is worse there than here.
large factory TO be used for mauuiao
turing tobacco is being built, and when 10
operation will employ several hundred
hands.
The Episcopalians are building a very
pretty church Just across from the female
college, and when completed il will be an
ornament 10 the town.
Several OF the girls here speak Of visiting
your city this winter, aud if they do the
Richmond girls will have TO look out for
their laurels. l.. w.
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Auo,ner Miracle I'm Erie.

Especial dispatch 10 the Philadelphia TinesJ
ERrE, september 4-Miss Mamie Leo,
daughter OF Professor Leo, Of The High
school, who has been bedrldden for four
yesrs from spinal disease, and was perfectly
helpless, arose this morning without assist
ance and walked down stairs perfectly well.
The miracle Is attributed 10 PRAYER and
faith. A few weeks aye Mr.. Rev. Runner
and several other prominent Christian Ia
dies, with the celebrated Clara Judd, OF
Buffalo, cured by prayer some time ago,
agreed TO unite in prayer for Miss Leo's re-
siorstion on or before September 10Th.
When the young lady walked alone into
church this morning the excitement was so
great in the church that several ladies'
tainted,
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The Wilmington DELI Every Eresli5
says II the wealthy Republicans OF the
Aorib and East choose 70 make up purse
this year 10 secure population success 10
Virginia simply because they will take that
fisk 10 crafty theIr insane hatred OF Demo-
Gratis, then they may light their battles for
themselves when the Inevitable consequence
comes in the shape Of contest between
them and their new allies over the national
debt.
The Lynchburg Yirginiaa says: MI.
James ID. Patton, Of Richmond, was 10 tbe
ssilly Yesterday. BE has recently rayehed
through important portions OF the STATE,
sno says the chances for a Democratic VIC.
iioofy this falI are very tine. He IS one OF
g y, most enthusiastic Daniel men ~ "
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Respecting the recent Transactions men,
toned Ia the press OF recent date, By which
the Richmond and Dauyille Extension
Company acquired certain properties lately
held By General Gordon and associates,
Msjor z. &. Gordon, who is now i'm the
city, says there Is no truth 10 the statement
that they had received 2750, 600 in cash and
large amount OF the Richmond and Dan
Vile Extension CompaDy's stock in addi-
ton. lie (GordOD) partly owned several
valuable railroad charters leading from
Atlantic, Ca, 10 the Mississippi river.
Including fifty miles OF graded road.
bed, together With over 100000 acres
OF valuable coal and iron lands in
the great Black Warrior coal,felds OF Ala
bams, scquired at great cost to themselves
and not for tie small considerations indi-'
Gated by the already published statements.
In additlon 10 these they bad secured large
donations from cities, towns, aud counties
10 Mississippi, and altogether they trans
ferred values several times larger than tue
amount received by them from the Rich
mOpd aud Dauylle Extension Company.
They were proceeding 10 build the line
OF Georgia Pacific themselves, but as
The Richmond and Danvilie system had
determined also 10 press a line west
ward from Atlantis to the Mississippi river
The Gordon party accepted proposition
from the Richmond ADD DanGille Extension
Company by which their property was
transferred TO tue Richmond and DanVille
Extension Company, the Gordons being
allowed 10 subscribe and pay FOR the stock
Of the Richmond and Danyilie company as
all other subscribers. Major Gordon further
stated that The reason for subscribing 10 Inc
Richmond and Danyiile Construction Com
psny Is from the conviction that the buiId.
ing Of The Georgia Pacific In connection
With the DauviIle railroad system VIII de-
TeloD the richest iron aud coal regionbn inc
world snd make the Georgia Pacihc rail-
road one OF the best paying investments 10
lhe South. New York journal 81 Com.
iR0rcs.
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Gambetfa ChecretI.

LONDON, September 15.-The Paris cor.
respondent Of the Times says: A passage
in Nj. Gambetta's speech at Neubourg last
night in which be declared that Sedan
would have been wiped out II France had
bad more steadfist hearts, and II virtue, pa.
triotism, independence, and disdain for ma
terial enioyments bad more largely pre-
vailed, was loudly cheered.
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fof Commerce, tn ytew Of the GovernCr's
proclamation appointing to-morfow q day
| OF prayer for the recovery Of the President,
unanimously voted to bold no SESSION to.
morrow. r ttH f8 ef s
Secretary BIainc's 1Dispasehs
EXECUTIVE HANsIoN, September 1--g:40
II M.-rhe following has just been trans
United: ~ tGf fsep
Boweit, Minister. london This has been
the hottest day Of the season, and the beat
has Told upon the President HIS pulse
and temperature have been higher than for
several days past. In other resTects there
has been no special change, either favoru-
bic or adverse. Ia l. expected that he VIII
be removed to Long Branch Tomorrow.
IL is hoped that The sen air wiilstfengthen
him. '1f BLAINE, Secretary
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DETAILS OF THE REMOVAL
All Psrrected-w VIII Accompany
the President.
PRAYERS FOR THE RECOVERY
OF the Distinsuished sufferer 10 be
offered Io- Day.

Favorable News from the Arizona Massacre /;
The First Reports Greatly Exaggerated;
Only One Officer and Seven Men Killed
The Monticello Wine company's Building
charlottesville Burned-Death OF an Emil
nent Physician and writer-Other Foreign
Items.
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The Car 10 Take the President 10
Long Branch.

tWashingon Republican, September 5fh.1
Car No. 40, which IS intended for the
use OF the President in the trip to Long
Branch, arrived at the Baltimore and Poto.
mac depot yesterday afternoon. 1t is the
car that Is used by the President Of the
PENNSYLVANIA road, and has been in use for
many years. The car is one OF the finest
pieces Of workmanship that has ever
been produced in this direction. II
Is OF unusual length, being sixty.three
feet long. Inside II has a drawing.room.
private bedroom, and bath drawing
room to accommodate ten persOns-and
kitchen win all the couyenieuces. The
furnishing Is very elegant and luxurious.
In the dining-roOm, rs In all other portions
OF the car, there are yentlstOfs, which may
be opened in the opposite direction FROM
which the car Is moving, thus insuring
plenty OF pure air without causing a cur
rent through the car, while the fine wire
sieve netting covering the ventilntors effec-
tuslly guards against flying cindsrs aud
dust. A broad 'abe with square corners
stands IN the middle Of the dining room,
while on either side, throwing back the silk
curtains, view is had OF the scenery with
out. With this ear came two other palace
cars, which will be used for the Presidents
attendants.
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GreenaYlIIe.
M'KIxSEY's VICTORY OVER BLA1

MKINNEY'S- VICTORY OVER BLAIR.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispaich.J
HIcKsFoRD, Va, September 5.-There
was joint discussion here to-day between
Mes.rs. Mckinney and Blair. The results
large gain for the regular Democratic
ticket. This statement is founded upon
expressions Of opinions by both Democrats
and Rea6iusters. The Democratic ticket is
safe
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FINANCIAL.
RIoHMoNp STOCK EXCHANGED.

..-r MONDAY, September 5, 1881.
SALEs-FIRsr BoARD.-l,0O0 Nor h CaIoina
As at ST; 1000 Richmond city 6's at 1874, ,000
do. at lI3A; 1000 Richmond, York River and
CnesaDeake first mortgage s. at ia; 10 shares
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad stock at 20; 20
shares Norfolk and Western preferred at 53K 10
DO at 5aK 10 do. at 53H; 100 shares Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad stock at Al 20 shares At
lanla and Charlotte stock at 10, 10 do. at IS.
SECOND BoABp.-l SHARES Norfolk ard West
ern preferred at 53%; 10 .hares Petersburg Rail.
road stock 10 80 20 shares Chesapeake and Ohio
stock at o. ...
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NERVOUS oHILLs.
THEIR DANGER AND SAD RESULTS.

AN headaches are ner vOus, whether called SO or
not but there is certain class OF headaches that
are known as and called nervous headaches because
they are attended by other nervous symptoms and
what the patient calls nervous feelings or nervous
ness. Headaches are more dangerous than they are
generally supposed to be because few people die In
a. Of headache bat they lead to the most serious
state OF things nay, often end in death or insanity
and are always the forerunDer of nervous eh''ls'
Nervous chils are extremely dangerous, ana are not
only attended by distressing nervous symptoms,
but by congestion of The nervous centres, aud often
move fatal very suddenly, and should receive
prompt and immediate treatment, but the best ana
safest way is to take It in time; and If yon suffer
from nervous OF sick headsche, treat that and be
cured Of IT. aud there viii be no danger Of nervous
ehllls. Yout may say. " l have tried' and nothing
cures me.n No, toRics or those coinigos pprgaliVe
Mills or strong medicines viii never cure you. The
reason YOU suffer from nervous headache or chilss
because your nervous system Is run down; The
nerve fud has become poor and weak, and needs
feeding an restoring 10 ts natural condition ana
1 can tell you what win do It in any case, aud
sneak fro m experience, and that IS DIR. bENs0N's
CELERY AND OBAMOMILE PILLS. They have
I'D win cure any case, no matter how long standing
or obstinate, OF either nervous headache, nervous
chm s. sick headaehe. neuralsia nervousness paraly
STA. sleeplessBess. or indigestion. Price 80 cents
box or FIX boxes for ~ so, postage free 70 any Ad
dress. sold by all druggists. Depot JOG north
rutsw slrees, Baltimore, I'D. Prompt attention
giye,, 10 all mall-orders at home once.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wa.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, September b.
The building OF the Moaticello Wine Com.
PRIV was destroyed by IRE today. THen-
ty.fye thousand gallons Of wine were lost
with the building. The loss is estima.ed
at $4,000; insurance, $4,000. Ing IRE
mss aecjdAnlsl, ~, = = T, Il
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RREsOSD, seIA sEsbsr 3. 1851.


a WHEAT White, 4 bushels pxinae at ~ 90; 10
bushels very good AZ tl.46; lie bushels coinDOu al
b1.beis very good al <l.45. "a biSbels gooy ~
Al 40: so busbels common AZ sk,32 Mixeds ooV
bushels prime AT 81 so; 3s0 bushels very good -
81 al aud ei4s; 81 nasoels <ooe =, Stu. ras s
AT Al 40; 40 bushels good ana yrry good ~ sltV
"a bushels good at 40, 242 bushels far tsfoo
az bushels OTefnon ~ 81 ~. -.
CORN Whlte, so bashels prime as $50, lSf
bushels very good az eTe.; 4s bushels eassnon ~
e4e, Mixed. SO ba hals very good AZ 80 Yellow
1870 bushels prime Al soc. of
OATS "A Q busbsis fair spring at b7A
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IexinRfar.
DANIEL AND CAMERON DISCUSS TIE ISSUES
TIE BPREcT or DANIELS GREAT EFFORT.

The bFFkCF W DANIELS GREAT EFFORT.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA, September 5-Hon.
John w. Daniel and Colonel W. Il. Cam.
eroa discussed tue issues Of the canvass be-
fore the people here to-day. The speech
OF Colonel Cameron was a good one, and,
from bis standpoint, could not wen be i'm.
proved on; but the speech OF Major Daniel
was forcible AID crushing, and do nothing
but voice the opinion Of a maioriiyof the
people who beard the discussion when |
tell your readers thar his coming here 10.
sures the vote OF old Rockbridge for the
Democratic State and county tickets.
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OhtfUary.

LoSDOY, September The death is an.
nounced OF the eminent physician and
medical writer, Archibald Billing, in his
siXtlelh Yehr -.---
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Ufnss- fsaff anu s'sxevn nasen besween
+ Perfssnoufh and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mouth vfetorfous--v fsfffsw PS.
Z thiaus- Recovery or afoleu MeOsx.

Especial telegram To the Dispatch g
NORFOLK. September 5.=-The Richmond
Shot Gun Club and The seabonrd shooting
Association engaged In a match ball. sBd
Demonstrating in Portsmouth this sitter.
noon. Portsmouth won. 8ms -as
The Richmond Pythisns seemed TO enjoy
themselves here today.
The fifteen hundred dollars stolen from
the EIlzabetI. cry railroad has been fecoy.
cred.
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Flaur.

F7our-We quote Fine, 81 .5O@s5; extra, "a q
a AZ. so. superane. k6.23 ,at6.30; com mon "a %
~, "a be9s7.T5i choice or patent fssnjlf,Ss u
lLh .Ln.is afAl.ii
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sraaEm xssoRrs.
WARm SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY. VA.
win to hep, opsa aslIl SoyENBEa lsr. Ga lAsas
A goos company Is expected dutts< The Iseess ~
oe oAsr. Good osofs aud other sssssois re'a@ssl
.s4-lm JOHN l., EUkANk:-
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MARVIN !. ,..,..,, !, !,
PHOTOGRAPHS OF TIE NAN WITH FIF-
TEffN WIVES - ~. l..i4i1i
land at Tie retui rs not set III, j.,
mailed 70 any addrtss upon w q hs1ss
81 81 ~ 80 81 igfH Asn.ie. and Eegsdeaer,
..A.stt 81, '.7 bic Main street,
-" 81 a fsfrflfftft Us 20
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I,uF uyGEIA UOTEI,.

FT'HE II HNEFh ITO u Ut
a OLD POINT CoMFORf, VA. a,
Situated 100 yards from feft N9nrs. yp,s ~
this wear Fdnai 70 any host W tee Untsc sis.s, -.
nys''''' 'u' WITNESSES HARRISON PuapuS
.as ta proprtetoF,
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tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH

EXECUTIVE MANSION. September $50
4. M.-(OGical Bulletin. 1.-THE President
was somewhat more restless during the
early part Of the night. but slept well after
midnight. He bss taken by the mouth and
retained the nutrimept prescribed. This
morning bis pulse is less frequent than yes.
terday. His temperature is one degree
above normal. Pulse, 1O2; temperature,
90 5 !; respiration, Is. ID. w. BLISS,
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}. X. BAENEs,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT RcYBURN,
ID. HAYES AGNEM.

Executive MASsroN, September 5-12:30
Z. M.-(Ohicial Bulletinl-Tbe Presidents
condition has not changed materially since
the last bulletin was issued except that
there IL some increase in the frequency Of
the pulse. He has taken with some relish
nourshment administered by the mouth,
and bad no return OF gastric irritation.
Pulse, ia; temperature 90 3; respiration,
Is. ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD.
Robert REYBURN,
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SAN Francisco, September O. The latest
adyices have thrown doubt on Tue reports
OF the general massacre OF Cars command.
II is now reported that Lieuienan's CFus'
Stanton, and probably other officers sue
ceeded In sfeciine their escape, ana that
only Captain Heutis and some dozen en'
listed men were killed. No particulars have
been received as yet.
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07

tue OF an execution issued upon the dis.
trict court Judgement levied upon the
books and accounts which had been pre-
viously attached and in his possession.
This Was Mt $40 P. NJ. Saturday, but prior
to that time it seems Walters had made an
assignment Of these Identical books, ac-
counts ETC., to II. Hutchins. who of course
demanded the property. but as they were
held by several attachments and a couple
OF executions it will require bonds and n
writ OF replevin to release them. AS Wal
ter's had never relenquished or lost posses
sion of his premises he on Friday re occu.
pied the portion formerly used rs a res
taurant and had his goods taken there to
he disposed of for the benefit of the mort
gagees. As the door was bolted and adj
mittance refused, his assistant. George Ur-
ban, forced an entrance. and thus affairs
stood at the beginning of the week, viz. :
Walters and his stock in The Metropolitan
restaurant and the lawyers and long
list of hungry creditors busy figuring Low
to get claims of over two thousand dollars
GU, of u three or four hundred dollar stock.
without losing money ',y the operation.
The stock is now being sold and If there
is no further litigation the probabilities are
there will he more money for the creditors,
and Bonanza" will have IL chance 10 come
out all right.
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07
In the Whole History Of Med..

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or snala,al.,ra 50 wi.te Il
reputation. as AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
which Is recognized as the worlds remedy
for all diseases of the throat and lungs. Its
long. continued series OF wonderful cures In
all chimes has made IL universally knownas
asafe and icllaale agent to employ. Against
ordinary colds, which are forerunners of
more serious disorders, il acts speedily and
SUN ~, always relieving suffering, and often
saving iife. The protection it affords, by
its timely use In throat and chest disorders.
makes it tn Invaluable remedy to be kept
always on hand in every home, Noperson
can afford To he without II. and those who
have once used it never will From their
knowledge Of its composition and effects.
physicians use the Cherry PICTORIAL ex
tensively in their practices, and clergymen
recommend III. IL Is absolutely certain in
its remedialg effects. and will always cure
where cures are possible. 15ylalt
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07
WAupuN Wis Nov. "a 1877

WAUPUN. Wis. Nov "a. 1877.
Having used DR.. Warmers white wine
of Tar Syrup for difficulty of the throat,
| can che,rfully and conscientiously recon
mend it as being one of the hest remedies
| ever saw, for throat and lung diseases.
Respectfully, ..
.-s ~ Mrs MARY A SIMPSON.
Simpson House, Waupun. Wis.
Price 5i,cts per bottle. equaling in size
nearly AL dollar preparations. 49t4
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07
5000 ssuxI,,ls seed wheat,

We have the above amount of clean
sound seed wheat for sale This wheat
has been thoroughly cleaned with our inn
proved separator and cookie mill, and is
free from all foul seeds. Apply to or adj
dress. d. r. SUTHERLAND & Co.
50L3 Ruilnd Elevator.
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07
F0rebnr. & rangc@s,
J0FNSKFRS

3 ,ots and Shoes male to order. neates,
style. hest work, and good fl warranted
and rrpliring done as cheap rs possible
Also all kinds of rubber boots and shoes
rrp,iring neatly done From the LIST OF
April shop will be next door TO Kron'>
clothing store 49t4*
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07
TAKE, NSDTlJ,E.

hereby warn all persons not to pur
chase certain notes given by me to one l.
J Russell as they were Illegally obtained
(for patent right and will not ply the
same G.. F. IIAvENS,
Pleasant Hill, Traverse Co MINI.
March "a, 1881. 50t2*
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07

Moore & kenner have for sale full line
of ST. Paul plows, consisting of st. Paul
Sulky Flows. with new iron frames, st.
Paul walking Breakers. st Paul Crossing
Flows and st. Paul Corn Plows. all of
which are guaranteed 10 do good work.
5 M ORE e. kENNER.
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07
Sir William Wallace.

The above named CLYDE stallion owned
by David Watson, will! Wake the season at
Watson Il Leon srd's stable in Morris. This
is II fine black horse. weighing 1850 pounds
and having been here during last season HI"
is too well and favorihlv known to need
more than II simple announc ment of hi~
whereabouts
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07
Feed

We have Just received car load of
Minneapolis ground feed.
4S " COOP & BRISBINE.
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07
EaAX! FLAX!

We have made arrangements and are
prepared to furnish flax seed in any guam
tity A carload expected daily
5ttf COOP & BRISBIHE
Morris tribune., 1881-04-07

We have large lot of superior seed
wheat for sale. Call on or address
CoGEL & DEKAY,
50t2 Morris, Mimi,