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LOCAL MATTERS.

SPEECH oP PROFESSOR LANGsTON AT No.
TART HALL.-The meeting Of the RepubH-
cans and RtAdiusiers advertised 10 take
place at MCZirt Hall last night to hear an
address from Professor John NJ. Llngston
(cOl0rcd), Of Washington, was rather slimly
attended. The audience was composed
mostly Of coloTed persons, there being only
a slight sprinkling Of whites. The meeting
was Orgauized 10y the election OF Colin 4.
Payne chairman, andl Edward Thompson
secretary.
Prote' Sor LangstOn was introduced by
II. Peel Brooks.
The speaker then proceeded 10 deliver an
address the burden Of which was that it
was the duty OF the colored people OF Vir-
ginia 10 ignore for the time being their re-
latiOnS 10 the Republican party and to unite
with Malone in bis efforts to gain the sJl-
premacy in this State. His admiration for
Malone seemed to be unbOundod, and
he declared that he was the man
who would lead them out OF their
political bondage and make them the
equals before the law Of the white man.
In only one portion OF his speech did he
say anything that seemed TO favor social
equality. and that was when he remarked
that this great (Mahouc) movement was
destined to obliterate all distinctions be-
tween the two races In this country. Al
the conclusion OF his address loud calls
were made for other speakers, but the chair
man positively and peremptOrily declared
the meeting adjourned.
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4 CHURCH-STEEPLE on FlRE.-YC>terday
evening about GAO o'clock persons living i'm
the neigbbOrhOOd Of Grace and Fourth
streets discovered sparks OF fire falling from
the scafiOlding around the steeple OF DR..
Reads church. Word was Immediately
conveyed TO the Third.Stree eDgine-hOuse
BOX 81, where en- alarm was turned in.
steamers Nos. 8, 4, and 3, and the Broad.
Street Hook-and- Ladder Truck Company,
were promptly on the ground. Captain
Minor, OF the HOOk-and-Ladder Company,
and Private Gilman, OF Steamer No. 4, went
up the scatiOlding. aud when withia thirty
OF forty feet Of the top Of the spire discOy.
cred that the fire proceeded from two fire.
pots which had been left there by the tin
ners when ;hcy stopped work in the after
noon. The scafolding underneath the pots
had also taken fire. The pots were thrown
of into the street. and the fire on the sca1old-
Ing easily put out, a. it had made but little
headway. The gallant conduct OF Messrs.
Minor and Gilman on this occasion deserves
the highest cOmmendation. The ascent was
a most peTilOus One-mgde the more so
from the fact that 1t was quite dark at the
time. TO their prCmptntss and intrepidty
the saving OF this beautiful church from
serious damage, and possibly total destruc-
tioD, is largely due.
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION IN RICHMOND
THE BALL PCT IN MOTION.-At meeting
Of Richmond COmmandery, Knights Tem-
plar. held Tuesday night, they decided
unanimously 10 accept the invitation to take
part IN the grand parade on the 26th OF De-
tober. II is expected that similar action
will be taken by st. Andrews Commandery.
The parade OF these two splendid com
manderies Will certainly form most at
tractiye feature OF the grand parade. The
communicates will act as an escoA TO the
Masonic lodges.
The Chosen Order Of Friends also have
decided to take part in the parade.
The three youths selected to head the
division OF which Mr. John G. Teller is
chief are J. TAYLOR Curtis, William Is.
Saunders, and r. l.. Brown, Jr. They Will
be mounted, dressed IN the Continental
uniform, and will bear red, white, and blue
cOlOrs.
The committee has engaged the services
of Professor KessDich's Band for the Cen
tennial week. lie promises some line
music. and will begin rehearsals imme-
diately.
Chief Ainslie is meeting with great en-
coutagement as TO the trades parade, ana
believes il will be a grand success.
The chief OF the Manchester Ragamurhns
SAYS that Organization will make their
parade in Richmond during the Centennial,
and that it will he the largest aud funniest
ever seen in Virginia.
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The MozAkr Tms EvESiN6.--Firs,, over. '.a
ture, ezra phyolo," lAuOef,l orcIeiSo" Ell !;
s9I0ni se1esoi, AIR. u. NJ. Dennis; third, solo
InusSV,D I'm ballo Maschero," lVerdi,)
A. A. T.liv Jordella; fourth, solo contralto,
mr; o. r;so = IN Retter Iap0." (Coben,) Miss Shei.
e.id. ann. solo baritone, II Baien'"
tV"rd, % Mr. ]. NJ. Desni>; sixth, wailzes'
" ri y 0fWaidteufel,) crcheslra; seVep0l,
;. NJ 4 New Mald,v an opeieita, IN one act,
nv ecoco: Lady Lucy LEsiranse "a
Young widow. Miss May IhsmSS % maiG
madame Caroline RlcSlngs. Bernard.
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IFrER FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL
PERRY DAVIs'S PAIN-KILLER
STANDS UNRIVALLED.
IT Is sAYE. IT ACTS IMMEDIATELY 1T
NEVER FAILS

EDITOR or the St John *. H. Neiss saws:
d. hpsh. WOUNDS aches pains, sores. ETC., IL Is the
not efecfuai remedy We know Of. No family
s1ouG be without bottle Of u for single hour.
Prom The Cincinnati DiSpGtch
We baye sen its magic ShecIs, and EHOD II 10 be
q good article.
Prem ]. :. POTTER. United states consul at Gre
feld Rhtnhh Prussia:
Af,tr long years OF use | am satisfied 1t is posi-.
tyvy CiiCleBt as a healng rtmedy FOR wOunds'
Or Uses, aBf sprains.
W. ". SHARPER. ValdOsta, Ga, saws:
ltls a nanacea for all bruises aud burns.
From r. W. ADAMS, SacO, Ne:
10 gave me immediate relief.
Il. LEWIS says;
ln ioriy years' use u never LAS failed me.
". ". LU0i. Nichoyille. y. Y, SAYS: ,.-
Inse your PAlN-kILLE3 frequently. IL reNereS
pain aud soreness aud heals wounds like magic.
>. ". DEE SAYS:
Fog Ecaid, and burns IL has no equal.
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PERRY DAVls's PAIN-KiLLER Is not new
uared remedy. For forty years 1t has been In con-
fiant usc; aud those who have used II the longest
are rs best friends.
It's success IS entirely because OF its merit. Every
family shspld have a bottle ready for use. Much
pain and heavy doctors bils may often be saved by
Hompi application Of the PAIN.KILLER. Un-
Hte most medicines Il Is perfectly safe even in the
hanas OF ebild. Try It once thoroughly, aud 1t
VII prove is value. Yosr druggist has It al 25c.,
J0c., and g. per bottle.
PKRRY DAVIS & son, Proprletors,
te l-eOdtSo1 Providence, X, l.
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INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
What is It?-whO IL to Manage It7-
what ~ It For, Anyway

These and Other Questions AfIer the Same
Order Answered or the History of sn
Enterprise which is Likely TO do Credit TO
Richmond, and which Certainly cannot
Fail 60 be Productive OF Good Electric
Lights In Operation, Machinery Ia Working
Order, Music Every Night, Restaurant
Served by Ladies', Grand SOda-Water Foun :
tain, Exhibits OF Our Manufactures, SpecI-
mems of Ores, &c., &c.-Admission, Twenty
1--WE Cents-DoOrs Open October 18th and
Close November 1lth.
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The DANIEL CAMPAIGN CLUB.--Tbe formal
organization OF this Club will occur on FRI
day night at place TO be designated here
after. The Hon. J. Rlndolph Tucker has
arrived In the city. and will address the
Club and the people Of Richmond on that
occlsiou. Other speakers may also be ex-
pected. The Club Will, however, enter this
morning into its new headquarters, In the
second story OF The building next door TO
hessrs. Putney IL Watts, on Main street.
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creating disturbance on The slbbath-day,
TO the great annoyance Of The neighbor.
hood generally where the offence was al
legged to have been committed. Hamilton
and Mallory were discharged. The others
have not yet been arrested.
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hS- On an sales Of Real Estate made between tht
lst of January and last of June the taxes for TIE
present year nave 10 bee paid by the purchaser 90
an sales made between the Ist of Jily ana last 0i
the wear The taxes have % be bald bY The seller.
fTbis custom was adopted about fifteen years aRc
by am the real estate agents Ia Richmond, and sp-
piles O. Richmond and viciuity.l
". H. LYME & co.. 5 4. M., brick dwelling No.
625 north FOarih street, between LeigD aud
jackson. AkO, framtd dwelling No. 4O5 jack
son street, Det1een Fourth and FIN streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS 3 r. NJ, commissioner 5
sale OF building lots az ihs northwest corner Of
Marsh ~ and Gilmef streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR STORE, 10 A. NJ, initial
sale Of furniture, gun, Old mahogany and other
housekeeping goods.
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xOsr. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

NOTICE. shall apply 10 the Board OF
~ Directors of the RichmoBd and Oaayile Rail-
road Company Tor The renewal or CERTIFICATE
40. 739, dated November 20, lbf1, Tor one snare
OF STOCK ln sad company, slandlDE IN nay name,
the original having been lost o. niSaid.
"A 30 Tn2m GEORGE ". DAME.
CTRAYED, on SATURDAY -
- 24fh instant. A LARGE POlNTEF -
DOG. about twenty X Onths Old; llVcr.c0iVred aHd
while: answers 10 name of JAKE. A liberal re-
ward viii be paid Tor he return % Third police
,tatiOn. Had collar on With nv uame on u.
se 2Q.2t CHARLES n. EPPS.
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A. SAKS & CO.,
OSE.PRICE CLoTHERs,
1913 Main street.

SIR ROBERT CHRlsTIsON, physician to her
Majesty the Queen Of England, speaking OF the
Coca plant says: " The properties or this wOader-
ful plant are The most remarkable Of any known to
the medical word. From repeated personal trials
am convinced that It's use IS highly beut 6clal and
tonicn To build uD a broken down system, use the
LIEBIG CONPANY's COCA BEEF TONIC, indorsed
and recommended by the foremost physicians OF
Europe aud America. Oyerwrought aud feeble
nerves are quleed, digestion Is promoted, and new
tone and yigor in all Of the organs Of The body fol-
lows iis use. Beware Of worthless limitations.
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s,YyoNsIivER REGULATOR.
oForFCrIoN FROM MALARIA.

ltttlN I IL a AN'@'
numerous art the Developments Of Malaria
...,,a.nle continually sdnr from from this nex-
,.,.or when they least imsgiDe It's lurking In
t,..r system. ..D.o,,,.
rp,ILS AND FEVER, HEADACHE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
crNERAL DEBILITY. BILIOUS FEVER,
LASSITUOF,
TYPHOID FEVER, NAUSEA,
Arb The
PAINFUL OFFSPRlN6S OF MALARIA,
...tsve th,ir origin Ia a disordered liver, which
-. ,,gplsted tine, great suffering, wreiched-
-. and tsa,h will ensue.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
PURELY yEGRTABLEl
d, ,,ho,u,ev certain IN rs remedial effects, and acts
,,s-. promptly In curingal forms Of Malarial dis
- ibtp calOmel or quinine. without any o. The
,,,s,t,us consciousness which follow their use.
n tskea occasionally by persons exposed 10 Ma
tyis twill eNpe the poison and
PROTECT THEM FROM ATTACK!
S4e hat yoa get The genuine IN while wrapper
win red L. prepared only by
tg tgSO-ieodly&wly .. u. IhlLiN 70
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

PoIhicdL-H. A. Jordan, Esq, chairman
OF The ConseTvative-D Democratic Committee,
Is preparing 10 make q grand demonstra-
tlon in favor Of the nominees before the
election
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, rs:
\. NJ, 81; noon. %; =. NJ, 81; 6 p.
d., Sc; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature, Sli.
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POLICE COURr.-The following eases were
disposed of Yesterday:
Philip Neice, charged with throwing
rocks In the public street. was fined 81.
George Lemus (colored) was lined 81 for
being drunk.
Jack McCarty. drunk and lying in the
street. was jailed in default OF surety.
John Bennett, drunk and disorderly, was
fined $3.50.
The continued case OF w. l.. Ball. charged
with stealing a watch from L. III. Bryant,
was called and again continued till October
Sth.
william f. Holzlpfel, charged with keep
ing his bar-lOom open on Sunday, was dis
charged. ,.
John Gray, James Gray, aud Willie Jei-
ferson (aI colored), charged with breaking
into the storehOuse Of Henry heizger in the
nighttime and stealing therefIom one lot OF
cigars and divers other articles, were dis
charged.
G.. w. Lewis, John Ganowoy, james
Mallory, Edward Lee, Willie Hamilton, and
Charles Turner, charged with lighting and
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Chosen Friends. members OF this
order met last night. 10 is beneficial or
der, with many members. A. II. Knorr is
the presiding officer, and the prospects Of
the Society are good,
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PEOPLE wB0 WILL TAKE BoARDEBs DU'
RING THK CENTENNIAL.-The police have
about completed the list OF persons who can
take boarders daring the Centennial, and
\ ,Vill make their returns in day ar two.
/ CHE committee who have TIE matter In
eharge request any who may baye been
oNerlooked 10 report at once to their clerk,
sLr Wm. IL. Pteasants, No. 8 Ecrth G'ey-
eois street, as it - very important for their
nSsf 10 be made out and properly arranged
at as early a date as possible.
II l. hoped that for the benefit Of our peo-
,,a Is Well as TO maintain their good repu-
ipa,ion d0r hospitality, that arrangements
LII me made to accommodate as large a
npmber ~ possible even at some personal
discomfort 10 ourselves.
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BriefS.-Tbe river is very low, and is
still falling.
The Mayors Court eases yesterday were
Insignificant.
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ReddjuSier Assurance. The Resdiusters
are confident OF their success In Powhatau
and G0ocbIand. They have emissaries en-
ployed, who are active and yigilant.
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DEATH OF b. w. WALTHALL, EsQ.-By
Telegram received yesterday information
was conveyed that B. W. Walthall, Esq,
died at his home, in Holly Springs, Miss, on
the morning of the 27th instant, surround
ed by his devoted children and grandchll-
dren. Mr.. Wallhall was for years mer-
chant Of Richmond, well and fayorably
known TO the few remaining who were cltl-
zens during that time. de moved wlla
his family more than forty years ago 10
Mississippi, and located at Holly Springs,
where be filed several important positions,
among others that of cEerk Of the Chancery
and County Courts of Marshall county.
Failing health compcEcd bis retirement
about two years ago, when his son succeed
ed him In that office. Fer many years Mr.
Walthall was a prominent and consistent
member OF the Episcopal Church, and VIII
be greatly missed by tkat community as
we'll as by the people generally among
whom he bad so long and so usduIiy lyed'
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
Ole Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
ana local rains, eostorly veering to cooler
noriherly winds, stationery or higher ba-
fOmeter.
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CATARaH or THE BLADDER.
Singing, smartlng, irritation Of the urinary pas
sages, diseased discharges, cured by Buchupalba"
Druggists. Depot, PURCELL, LADD 4 Co. Rich-
mOhd. Va.
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SCHOOL

DON'T USE sTMULANTs, nut natures real brain
and nerve iood-HOP BIrTERs.
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WHEN A CAMPAIGN AGAINST DISEASE IS wag ed
with TARBANT's SELTzER APERIENr the enemy
takes fight II Is The Incompatible specific for Cor
stinatiOn. Blllnns neSs. and DYSPEPSIA.
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HUsrINGs CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday
Charles II. Nye, charged with attempting
IN eytort money from Mark Davis under
\ threat OF prosecution for crimes and mis-
demeanors, was tried and acquitted.
Noiie proSequis were entered in the fol-
lowing eases:
II. Westerhoff, charged with selling goods
bv sample without license; Charles H..
Nye and l.. w. Springs, same offence.
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waoR AND CoAL.

i OsF RECEIVED BEST ANTHRACITE
.LOAL. for faBiles-BGG, STOVE, and CHEST
AL.SO,
~sfiioH LUMP COAT for fOundries.
Ter sale al msrket raies s.P. LATHR0P,
- ~ Seventeenth strect 50 drawbridge.
(WAL AND WOOD-FIRST CLASS
- tcEL.-AH KiBds Of ANTHRACITE, SPLlNI,
f11fSyNkk.iiLL. WEST VIRGINIA, ENGINE,
iOsbEkLAND, and all Other COAL constantly on
sssas AasO, OAK aud PINE WOOD. All offered
- ~ felaced price. IL Will pay you 20 call ana eN-
E..s pfiees before purchasing. Opposiucn 70 com.
pn-loa nay motto. Ofhces, 1900 Cary and flV
w @. n. PAGE.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR.

LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
SLEEPLEssSEss.- Remove the cause by regu-
latirg the bowels, by establishing good digestion,
aud by quleting The nerves with SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. Try II, aud you will soon know the
blessing Of good hcll:h and sound sleep. Genuine,
prepared only by j. H. ZFILIS & co.
sc. only for Picnic CIGAR.
NO. and EXTRA MESS MACKEREL, 10 kits.
". ID. BLAIR & 90
IRISH AND CANADIAS oAr-MRALs at CHRIS
TfAS < WHITES.
CHLORINE STRoNrA WATER. warranted 10
cure dyspepsia, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.
NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
". d. BLAIR h co.
wEsrPmALrA HAMS at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
CHICK CIGARS, Sc.
CANNED GOODS Of every description.
". p. BLAIR & co.
DEEP.sEA MAcKEREL a. CHRISTIAN a
WHITES.
FINEST ROE HERRISGs a. CHRISTIAN &
WHITES.
SAVE MONEY by having Your 'rintinF done the
DISPATCH PEISTiNG-HOUsg Good work, low
prices and s2tlsfactiOu guarasised.
LIoUoRs Of an tiads Tor sale low.
". u. BLAIR co.
VI. ELLYSOS & CO., advertising agents, Insert sd
yertsemeAts 30 all of The newspapers 0f the United
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFs.-Hon. John Ran
dolph Tucker was In the city yesterday,
He promised to speak at the great Dem
ocratic ratification meeting here on October
.llth. Judge O'Ferrall has also consented
to speak then.
Yesterday there were good rains at Char
lotlesville and at Lynchburg. At SCOTS
Vile there was a light shower.
The Richmond and Allegheny railroad J.
now prepared to receive freight for all
points on the main line OF Allegheny diyi-
sion west Of Lynchburg. Notice will BE
given when the road is open for tratfic 10
Lexington and points on the North-ryer
branch.
Mrs. Woodbridge, who resides on Leigh
street between Sixth and Seventh streets,
was painfully il not seriously Injured yes
terday morning by being thrown from her
buggy on Fourth street near the Shockoe-
Hill cemetery. Or. Bennett, OF the aims
house, rendered the necessary medical as
slstance. The accident was caused by The
horse attached to the buggy running away.
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VI. ELLYsOS & co., advertising agents, insert sd
yertlsemeAts 10 all of The newspapers Of tbe United
s.2tee at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts'
patch cogntng.rOom WlA receive prompt atteD.
tisn.
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DIVISION v.

DIVISION v.
Exhibits OF special articles. A. l.. Bar.
gamin.
THE LADIES' BAZAAR.
The following explains the objects OF the
Ladies' BoZlar:
BAZAAR ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND. VA, 1881.
A lot OF land in the city OF Richmond
hayiHg recently been given TO ST. Pau's
Church Home for Aged and Infirm Women,
incorporated under the laws OF Virginia,
upon conditions that building suitable for
said Home and the Indrmary for Women,
organized under the provisions OF the act
OF incorporation, should be erected on said
lot, we, the undersigned, have determined,
for the purpose OF raising funds to erect
such building, with the consent and APP
proyal Of the incorpOratoTs OF said Home,
to hold bazaar in the city Of Richmond
some time during the months Of October
and November next.
The Centennial celebration at Yorktown,
and the annual meeting bere OF the Virginia
State Agricultural Society, will both occur
about the same time, and will naturally at
tract TO this city large cOncOurse OF people
from all parts OF the country, aud our bl-
zqar will thus furnish good opportunity
10 display and advertise any articles you
may wish TO exhibit.
To this end We solicit eoDsignments OK
all kinds OF goods for exhibition, and ask
permission to sell any articles you may con-
sign, and apply any profits above your in
yoice-price to The purposes OF our charity.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. Isaiah Fl. White, president; Mrs. Lucy
r. Webb, trs; yice-president; Mrs. Cbas.
Minnigerode, second yice-president; Mrs.
NJ. l.. Branch, treasurer; Mrs. NJ. f.
Pleasants, secretary.
The names Of about fifty other ladies are
signed as lady managers.
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Auction SALES TEIs DAY.

Rye FLOUR, "GRAHAM' FLOUR, at CHRIS
TIAN & WHITES.
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~sepIo.rurIr LAXATIVE,

.s,seRmxp ny PHYSICIANS
,,orIc-FRulr LAXATIVE
] s,p FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
nrLlCoUs AND REFRESHING
rRrIT LOzENGE,
WHICH SERVES ruS rURrosE OF
PILLs AND
ms,eREEABLE rUReATivE
MEDICINES.
YrorIc-FRUrT LAXATIVE
is ruE
sesr PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FoR
O>,rlrArIoN, HmIogsNrss' HEADACHE
,Nn ALL Kindred COMPLAINTS.
...o,rr. egcetiyely. and is delicious TO take
,,e system thoroughly, it imparts vigorio
,,,8h h,dy. ard dispcis melancholy hypochon-
~. ONE TRIAL CoNviScss.
..~vrD IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
o..,e. 2s ssd 60 ccSts. sold by all druggists
inv S-deodtNhlO, 1921
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PERRY DAVI>'S PA'N-KILLER.
DERRY DAVIS'S We G L L A b l. L
PAIN.KILLER,
4 NLyEG. FAILING CURE FOR BURNS,
sCALDS, BRUISES, CUTS, SORES, ETC.
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SAVE MONEY by having Your rinting done At th'
DISPATCH PESTiNG-lOUsE Good work, lon
n-L.ae. Anl satL.lL.tlnn gmarA.-aed.
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LloUoRs ofaI tiads for sale low.
W. u. BLAIR & Co.
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CANNED GOODS OF every description.
W. d. BLAIR & GO.
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DEEP.sEA MAcKEREL a. Christian
WHITES.
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EOR SALE OR HIRE, ONE HUNDRED
II NALL.TENTS. size l2xi6, Win nss apd
Wool WARD. BALDWIN 3 NuRRIs.
se27-Iw BIumgre. NJ.
VIRGINIA STATE AGRfCCLrCRAL -DCikrf
RICHMOND. VA, orrirIDutf ~ 1881
rI1O WHOM IT MAY CONCERA.
Noe the following CHANGES IN IeE rEt-
MtUM-LISf FOR The fair Or ssl;
CARRIA0k-LiCENsf.
Page 7, Article 5: FOR 81. read 40"
TROTTiNG RACE.
PAGE 80. =, urjh Day.; In pi1cs 81 Dss. ieO
10 three Iesi best three in Gvs; lo1r - sDtaf,
three % AtarL," 4 seqnitUr. - .
WILLIAM W. FfNNtY.
secretary AMI iressuLsr
u. The S0c.ety = end,ayOitug 90 ~. up a iSi)!-
TIDSAL RACES for the better enics iliUfni g
the thousands n Strangers Who " y - " no Nn
p October. Whoever VIII :" lead ht'fifg nkna
niil please communicate with toipnci q q AK
RG NiiTON. OF the Committee. - teflin
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CHLORINE STRCNTA WATER. warranted
cure dyspepsia, al CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
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FINEST ROE HEBRNGs al, CHRISTIAN &
WHITES.
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SToRES FOR RENT.
uIsCEIL.NEOUs

A CARD. D.-AcknOwledgiug 1l pl,i ftyors.
n would rfsuec. IA ly announce ibaf op >AlUk.
DAY. october Isl, shall commence niy ciisses f'F
lSsl-'sZ. Parents desiring 10 'nie. cpldfcn
should 10 20 wth1u DELAY Terins u5e al, esis'-
ciay 20 thOse entering twJ or m0ie scn lars. Pii-
yate lessOus given. n dsfped. Resp cff1iiY.
HENRY r. LAUBE. IL east C.EY s-rfei.
NOTICE.-Last seasons ucktS VIII not lr e.@
FOR this session. seq -