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TO NOT STORM THE SYSTEM

WITH VIOLENT CATHARTICS THAT RACK,
AND TEAR, AND WEAKEN THE UNFORTU-
NATE INVALID. GUT TONE THE STOMACH,
RELIEVE THE BOWELS. REGULATE THE
LIVER. AND REFRESH THE NERVES WITH
TARRANT'> EFFERVESCENT SELTZER
APFgIENT WHEN TIE FIRST SYMPTOMS
OF ILLNESS APPEAR. n MORE DELIGHT
FUL EFFERVESCENT DRAUGHT Is NOT TO
BE FOUND. AND 4 MORE POTENT REMEDY
FOR DYSPEPSIA. BILIOUSNESS. CONSTlPA-
TIoN. NERVOUS HEADACHE. collie, AND
GENERAL DEBILITY DOES NOT EXIST.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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THE yIRGINns' EsNEFIT.-A game OF
baseball will take place this afternoon at
Virginia Baseball Park between the Nir-
cinias and Manchesters. As before stated,
the occasion will be complimentary ben
eft rendered to the Virginias by their
friends, and the attendance will doubtless
bo iar0e
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speakers for Chesterfield Court.

Hon. A. NJ. Kelley and James n. Dun
lop, Esq, Of Richmond, have promised to
address the voters OF Chesterfield county,
at the courthouse, on Monday, which rs
court day. The candidates for the Legis-
Ioture will no doubt also be present, and in
view OF the fine speeches which may be
confidently relied upon there will pro-
bably be a great gathering OF Democratic
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FRESH Nj, sTS.

--~--~-~----~
DOLITICS MAKE MANI TROU-
i BLEs-elections contested and duels fought.
have no Office, but am running for re- eeleciion
40 the markct-house on the independent ticset,
after an ahsence Of two years. Polls viii he
open at STALL No. 10. in the shed part Of SEC
OND MARKET, at o'clock SATURDAY MORN
ING September 8, 1883. where l will be pleased
to see AL my old customers. friends, and the pub
lie generally Many thanks FOR past fayors. All
MEATS will be hrst-class and sold at the lowest
market price. VIII be delivered free IN any part
Of the city. .....
Sc 7-2ts W. i. BURNETT.
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Mrs. Harriet Cummings. OF Clncinnati. Ohio,
writes Early la't winter my daughter was rack
cd With severe cold settled on her luGgs.
We tried several medicines none Of which seemed
to do her any good, but she continued to grow
worse. and finally raised large amounts Of blood
from her lungs We called in physlelan-a most
skilful professor Sn one of the colleges. lie said
that she could not yet we'll At this time friend
who had been cured by DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS advised me TO give 1t a trial.
We then got bottle. and Jefore she had used 1t all
up she began to improve. and by the use of three
bottles was entirely cured.
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Late weather Report.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch

WASHINGTON. September 81 A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States. increasing
cloudiness, warmer, southerly winds.
shifting to much colder northeast winds
on Saturday night, falling followed by
rising barometer, and frost in the northern
and central portions on Sunday.
For the South Atlantic States, fair
weather and warmer east TO south winds
during the day, falling barometer, and To-
cal rains during the night.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 60; /;
o A. NJ, 6S; noon, 80; Q p. NJ, So; 6 p.
NJ, 70; midnight, G4.
Mean temperature, 12s.
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,,o,r,co Dcmocratic Meeting To-Day

The Democrats OF Henrico VIII meet at
the courthouse to-day at IL O'Clock for the
purpose OF re0reanizing the party. The
county superintendent, ex-Judge +. c.
Minor, announces that distinguished gen.
tlemen will be present TO address the peo-
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p.,a,, aroccrs' Association.

The regular monthly meeting OF ,ne Re
tail Grocers' Association wiz oe neia Non
day evening, September 10th, al sanger
Hall, at o O'Clock sharp.
HENRY TAYLOR, Jr., Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES TIES DAY.

~ On al sales Of Real Eststemade betweenthe
1t Of January and last Of June the taxes for the
present year have to DC paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the lst Of July and last of
the year the taxes have Is be paid by the seller.
TINS custom was adopted about fifteen year ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies 10 Richmond and viciailN.l
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AN INDEFGSABLE YET EXQUISITE PERFUME
nngers IN the Iaces and lingerie among which has
been laid one Of j. & T.. ATKIysoN's delicate
Sachofa
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are but one nights sail from Baltimore or Wash
ington on magnificent steamer. EXcursionlsts 50
choosing can take the Bay-Line steamers at Balti-
more. witness the grand electri al and pyTotechni-
cal display I'm the harbor. arrive az Old Point
Comfort and Fortress Monroe early the following
morning. spend the day, and be back In Baltimore
again bright and early on the morning Of the
night OF he great Mystic Pageant.
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SAVE MONEY 10y having your printing done NJ
tie DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUsE. Good work,
low prices. and slllsfacll0n guaranteed.
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Gur Grain Trade.

The grain business OF last month IN this
city exceeds that OF any month in the his
tory Of the trade. The increase in offer
iugs in August. 1888, over August. 1882,
was little over IS per cent, as follows.
OFFERRINGs or CHANGE.
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The Original I.fme.AS,c

made by George SchGn, and drawn from
the coolest OF fountains, has a tremendous
rum. Try il.
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ON PAGEANT NIGHT

another remarkable spectacle win be witnessed,
aud effects produced never before attempted In
any city Of fhe world.
The parade Will be the grandest IN extent known
in the history of mystic pageantry- The cos
tunes--ali entirely new-were made in Parts. and
beyond all comparison The finest ever imported 20
this country. The unparalleled number Of Forty
Tabeau Floats viii be I'm llne and will be larger
and more imposing IN construction than ever be-
fore known. some conception OF the amazing
extent Of the pageant may be CLEANED from The
fact that upwards OF thirteen hundred men. two
hundred and thirty horses, SIX bands and 81 < hun
drcd carried lights are required 10 place IL upon
the streets
No adyagce win be made in The usual rates for
hotel accommodations either IN Baltimore or
Washington. visitors being enabled To stop I'm
either city, the Baltimore aud ohio running
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LIZZIE, CEMENT. &c.

< 600 BARRELS ROCKLANDLIME.
C.OOU just arrived, schooner Ada Ames
with cargo OF CROCkEITS ROChLAND
LIME, fresh from kilns. for sale low from vessel
WARNER MOORE.
Lime. Cement. Lump and Ground Plssier
foot Of Seventeenth street, south side OF DOCK
au2
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woNDgoUs MYSTIC PAGEANTaY
never eqtared In the world.

OB the Electric Night Lord Baltimore will ar
RI IN the harbor Of Baltimore npon ons of the
hncst steamers aGo2t. and which win literally be 4
bla of electrical illrmiGation. The Royal Steam
er win be escorted up the harbor by from sixty To
eighty tng-bosts. four abreast, and each carrying
electric lights III various colors. From all sides Of
tie harbor Fire-Worss in great psofusion will be
discharged from special barges stationed sor such
purpose, and the spectacle a whole Wal be an
unprecedented one.
Arriving In tho city, Lord Baltimore. his Cour-
tiers, Household, and Officers win be escorted To
the City Hall by a most novel Military Parade--a
thousand soldiers covered with electric tights I'm
different co.ors horses with electrical pluues. and
the whole city presenting scene simply indc-
srrflLlblc.
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MOUNT VERNON

Is but few hours ride on the historic Potomac
from Washington. splendid steamers leaving
every morning and returning during the after
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f. Il. COOK. hay colt at Richmond Bazaar at 0
O'Clock A. VI.

VtIVIh N Vt.
CHEWING & ROSE, two new framed dwell
ings on the west line of Laurel between Bey-
erly and Albcmarle streets ~ T. VI.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 4. W.. horses, mules,
vehicles, and thoroughbred cow: at | o'clock.
an outfit consisting of Il DraytOn wagon and
harness and horse.
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aahmuad Qispaifa.
SATURDAY. 80. SEPTEMBER s. 1888.

xs-TnE CIRCULATION or Thr DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATI0N or ALL THE oTdER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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EVERYBODY TAKE NO M n
II TICE.-G RAND YSTERST Ls
LUNCH TONIGHT AT SEELiN- N-NssEg
GERS BROADWAY SALOON, No. S18r
32G east Broad street. 81 are Invited 20 call.
Cool TANHAUsER BEER always on dranght.
Don't forget Tonight. sc S-lt~
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SEED " HEAT.

rI,O FARMERS.-Atten is invited to
i lot Of SEED WHEAT now In the store Of
simpson. Bass & Co. New variety. raised by me
beautiful growth, free from all disease, PRO-
LIFlC. and altogether theyery best yielding wheat
FOR all kinds Of land that know Of.
j. \. LYMAN,
Attorney at Law, Richmond, Va.
Sc 6-Th&Sa2tk
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FIFTY-,uNUTE TRAINS
OLD POINT COMFORT

between the two cities. Trains run al least every
hour.
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PERSONAL.

V'O THE PUBLIC.-I shall from this
4 date continue ;hc business rs formerly carried
on AZ the corner Of Hull and Thirteenth streets. In
the city Of Manchester. | shall be responsible
oaly for such debts rs may personally contract
or make by written order. ........-....
Sc sits LUCY J. CERSLEY.
NOTfCE.-IIaying been appointed q
~ AGENT for TIE MASONIC MU-olN1
1LAL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATIONS - X
Of Norfolk. the Richmond members of the/ "
same Will hereafter pay their assessments TO me.
VIII DC pleased 10 furnish blank applications for
membership. .. ,.....,,
So 7-2t JOHN 7. MAYER.
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LURAY CAyERNs.

the most famous Of all the subteranean wonders
OF the country, are readily within n days time
from Washington or Baltimore. special Fat TX
cursion Trains, making tie round trip, with four
hours st the Cayerns. which are now lighted
fhrnnyhnnt bY electricity.
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MERCURY

vi
has been more destructive 10 human health and
life than war. pestilence, and famine combined.
so said distinguished writer many years ago, and
II IS as true to-day rs then. The poor victim ol
Blood disease Is drugged with Mercury TO cure
the malaiy, and then dosed with Iod.des Ia cure
him OF the 3lercugial Poisoning: but instead OF
any relief the arst breaks down his general health
and makes him cripple. and the other ruins his
digestive organs. To those afflicted In this way
swifts specific Is the greatest b on ON earth. aud
Is worth more than It's weights gold. ], aatidotes
this Mercurial Poison, tones up The system, and
brings the sufferer back 10 health and happiness
Every person who has ever teen saliyated should by
all means take thorough course of this remedy.
One gentleman who had been confined q his bed
SIX weeks with Mercuriai rheumatism has been
cured entirely, aud speakstn me h,.nest praise VI
;. ,. y. CHiLks bskhas
$1,000 REWARD
win be paid % any chemist who viii hud. ON am
aysis % loo hotties - ;. ~. one particle OF Ner
curf, lotide Potassium. or any mineral su&tsncc.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer ,, Atlanta, ia.
Eg- Write fhr .he llsie book, which viii he msit-
ed ifcv. wA-lw
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fEntered al the Pos'-offce at Richmond va. ~
seconc-class matier.I
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FURNITURE.

TURING THE NEXT SIX T IN
IL DAYS we offer unusual inducemenf. In tSA,
PIrRNITITRE. having a large and varied as ~
sortment OF new styles and patterns In L PAK-,I
LOR, CHAMBER. and DlNING-kOOh SITS.
We know II will be TO the Interest oi purchasers 70
examine our stock, we seldom faii 20 lnske sales
where the goods please. We have some very ine
sIDEBOARDs and pLUSH-COVERtD rAk-
LoR SUITS very cheap. +. GAJHRIGHT
SnN tc tayerror strret je l0-3m
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WASHINGTON,

ever place of greatest interest TO al. never looks
more beautiful to tie eye or offers more Induce
ments for visit than during the lvyely weather
always the rule In September. The Baltimore and
Ohio is the only direct line from the West To
Washington, and the only line running
FIFTY-MINUTE TRAINS
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II S Z n T Z r Y

!se s-Sa,Tu&Th2wl
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The Baltimore and Ohio company las deter
mined to make '4is series the grandest excursion
eTsnt in railroad annals. and 20 this endwIn call
into play all the rDornous resources oHits great
system.
The date of the Excursions is most happily
timed, enabling a's who parlic pate to attend the
remarkable series Ut
ORI0LE FESTIVITIES AT BALTIMORE.
Embraced I'm the brilliant and unprecedented
progransne Is one night OF
UNPARALLELEB ELECTRICAL DISPLAYS.
and aiother night VI
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6
REASONS
For USING
HoRsFoRD's
BREAD
PREPARATION
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sxwAsz or ImrArloss. x7-sedsn
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DEiibaDk, Dakota.
Stacking is nearly completed.
The whistle of the steam-thresher'

Stacking is nearly completed.
The whistle of the steam-thresher' S
are heard on every hand.
Wheat is turning out well. The
average so far as heard from is 26 =
bushels per acre.
The first car load of new wheat was
shipped by f. d. Ely last Wednesday.
Prairie chickens are dead ripe-a
fact duly attested by the numerous
hunting parties that sally forth daily
into the country intent upon a little
fine sport.
If we have no frosts before Sept. IL
there will be good crop of corn; it is
just right for roasting now Aug. 90,
A separator was burned on Billy
Toms farm last Friday night. Sup
posed to have caught from the engine.
Two men carpenters arrived in
town from WabaSha the 24th inst. to
work until cold weather.
A considerable amount of building
is under way.
Lorin Lusk is at work for Mr.. Cors
kie, contractor and builder.
The city authorities have passed al
ordinance to the effect that no more
wooden buildings shall be erected
within the fire limits.
Spectators are no longer allowed tC
visit the round-house.
Chas. Adams, of Esdaile, has taken
a claim in Roberts Co., five miles from
Wilmot. There are several more de-
sirable pieces TO be had. At present
only a '.squatter's' right can be
made, as it is not yet in market and
we do not know when it will be, but
certainly before long. 1t is expected
that it will be entered by presumption
or sold to the highest bidder.
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Oiiyef.

IT. F. TousleY has his new house
| well under way. 1t is neat and sub
stantial as well as ornamental. Hank
never leaves a thing half finished.
Uncle Joel Coon has the carpenters
at work on his new house.
Chas. Rideout has let the contract
to build a dwelling house to Mr.. Nell
son, of Rock Elm. Mr.. Nelson also
contemplates building one OF two
houses for himself in our village.
Geo. Duclow has just finished lay
ing stone wall under the Odd Fell
lows hall building, the lower part of
which he has bought and will lit up
for store soon.
S. j. Hill has built a neat front on
his warehouse.
Gardiner & German are doing a live
ly business in repairing wagons.
Our village has martial music now
fLom the proceeds of the celebration
of July 4th.
The stave mill at this place has just
shut down for three weeks on account
of scarcity of water.
Ed. lawn, of Rock Elm Center, win
soon set up saw-mill at this place.
Slaves are being shipped from here
to WoOdville.
Heavy frost last Wednesday.
r. j. McCollum, John Bailey and
Geo. Coon have gone to Beldenyille to
work in the staye mill,
Johnson Harris and VIM. Burns
have gone to Minnesota to recreate on
the feed board of threshing machine
Henry Grape informs us that his
corn is considerably damaged by the
frost.
VIM Mccoy will commence thresh-
ing this week in the neighborhood of
Stockholm.
Miss Johnson Qate of Sheboygan
county, is teaching music here and
seems to be a success, to say the least.
BY the way Sheboygan county has sent
us several of her worthy citizens.
Among the number we are pleased to
mention Mr.. Johnson, who is located
in the town of Spring Lake, and Mr..
Clark, who is located in the town of
Gilman on 200 acres of railroad land.
We wish you success, gentlemen.
NTCTATF
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KinnicISimnic.

Stacking is the order of the day.
Miss Minner was visiting III town
last week.
Miss Durand. of Hudson, will teach
in the Dodge district the coming win
ter.
Miss Anna Clapp has gone to visit
friends at Minneapolis, also at Pepin.
Miss Moore was visiting friends in
town recently.
Fred Barnett rusticated at home dur
ing harvest.
Mr.. Fortune, relative of Geo. For
tune, spent a few days at j. E. Per-
rims last week.
Mr.. Sanbrook and two daughters, Of
Cleveland, Chic are visiting Mr.. S. s
brother-in-law, Sol. HoycoX.
Miss Gorseith. of New Richmond,
was visiting at E. L. Clapp's last week.
Flowing has commenced.
llr. w. E. Fuller. of North Madi-
son, Ohio, who is OH his way to Lari-
more, ID. T.. to see his brother, N. n {.
Fuller, late of this place, spent few
days in town last week visiting rela-
tiyes.
One day last week Lutte Dodge had
the misfortune to get one of his colts
into the sickle while cutting grain and
one of its legs was badly lacerated.
Charley Weston has gone west again
to take charge of DR.. Andrews farm
during harvest.
j. p. Musser and wife, of Minneap-
oils. have been spending few days in
town Visiting relatives and friends.
Misses Kate Whitcomh and Mary
Gray are attending the Normal scoool.
Mr.. E. f. Whitcomb has purchased
100 acres of land, known as the Nye
farm of his father, l.. P. Whitcomb.
John Foster, of River Falls, was
through these parts last week buying
cattleto ship t. M9ntana.
Mrs. Manary, of st, Raul, WHO has
beea spending few days with heI
cousin, Miss Ella Musser, has returned
| home.
Fuller boys now have their new
house completed.
/ some lave finished stacking
The whistle Of the steam tnresner i:
now to be heard in our midst,
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ELLSWORTH.

The frost that occurred on the night
of the 22nd inst. destroyed much of
the corn in this vicinity,
Dir. Zeigler and Co. Surveyor Schulz
thess, both of Plum City. paid our
town brief visit one day last week.
Mr.. Homer White, of Maiden Rock,
spent last sabbath with his brother in
this place, and viewed the city Ger.
Prof. Harrison Lowater, Principal
of the Rock Elm Institute, accompan-
led by his son Charles and his daugh-
ter Miss Nina, was in town last Satur-
day.
Last Friday, Misses Caldwell and
White, both of Clifton, passed through
town on their way home from Rock
Elm where they have been attending
school.
That new sidewalk in front of our
school-house adds much to the attract
iveness of the sch0ol-grounds. We are
told that the fence is to be repaired.
Good,
The Good Templars' lodge of this
place is getting along nicely and prop
ositions for membership are quite
numerous. Where temperance princi-
plies prevail, there The home circle is
more pleasant than where the rum
demon holds his sway.
The hum of the threshing machine
is now being heard in many places
and a good yield OF grain is reported.
Mr.. T. l.. Nelson, who recently spent
short time in Michigan, reports our
corn prospects equal to that more fav-
ored ~ locality.
Mr.. Low, our wagon painter, is do
ing some excellent work in his line of
business.
Last week Mr.. Moody had the old
sidewalk leading to the dental rooms
removed and substantial one now fills
the place.
Large droyes of cattle frequently
pass through this place on their way
to Saltwater and other markets.
Mr.. Sam Bateman has moved in
to his new 'harness-store" where he
will hereafter deal ont harness oil and
other things at the lowest rates.
Quite number of our citizens will
probably spend nezt Il ednesday even
ing in the city of Prescott in attend
ance upon the wedding ceremonies of
Miss Florence Olive who formerly
taught in our village schools.
Rev. Benson, our Presiding Elder,
spent last FRIDAY night in town with
the members OF his flock.
We anticipate a migration from our
village towards Ono Camp meeting this
week.
1t is rumoied that the prospects for
a paper, anti-monopoly in sentiment
| may spring into life here ere long.
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Term Reports received but not prev
iously reported.
Teachers Examinations.
FALL. Or 1888.


The public examinations of appli-
cants for certificates will be held as
follows:
Rirer Fails, Sept. 18th, 18th, and
10Th.
Prescou,-Sept. 10th, Dist and 22nd.
Esdaiie, Sept. oath, 25th and Goth.
Maiden ROck, Sept. 9th, 2Sth, and
Goth.
Rock EEm,-Oct. 1st, End. and 3rd.
A SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION Will be
held at Ellsworth, Oct. 18th, 18th, and
18th, which all persons expecting to
teach in the county during the coming
winter but who are not legally quail
fed at that time 30 do so, should at
tend. No private examinations will
be granted except as provided for by
law.
Sessions will begin promptly at 9 a.
IN. of the first day and a. m. on the
following days.
Bring tegdL-cap paper, pen, ink, and
blotter.