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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-21
INVALUABLE FOR CHILDREN.

Parents are often worried about n child show
ing signs Of dropping, with loss OF appetite, aud
no desire 10 Join In the sports OF its playmates.
IL is hardly serious enough 10 require physi-
clan but IL T. plain that the child needs some
thing. BE prudent. Do not force INTO the young
and undeveioped system strong and nauseOus
drugs, but a medicine that will aid. ingigOrate,
and thoroughly cleanse the system by gentle
means. such Is
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
II is purely vegetable and OF so mild a nature
that IL may b, administered 10 tho most delicate
child or the youngest infant with perfect safety
and the happiesi results. The child will not re-
bel against taxing IT, IL does not compel them
10 remain inlcOrs or require any change Of
diet. Keep il always near A. hand and you will
have a family physician which will save you
many doctors bill ana much anxiety.
81 have used simmons Liver Regu-
lator for many years, having made t
my only Family Medicine. My mother
before mo very partial 70 II. 10 is \
safe. good. and reliable medicine for any
disorder Of tho system, aud II used In
time l. q great preventive Of sickness.n-
Rev. JAMES ROLLINS. Pastor Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, Fairfield, Va.
Examine % see that you get tho genuine, dis
tingui-hrd from oil frauds and limitations by Our
RED Trade MARI on front OF wrapper. and on
the side TIE seal and signature Of j. II. Zeilin &
Co. sc 2l-F,su,W&w
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George z. Stacy
to0s MAIN STREET.
BY {. A. Catlln,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
No, - Eleventh street

A UCTION SALE OF A NOBBY LIT
"A TIE DWELLING CONTAINING FiNB
kOOMS.-At the request o. the owner. who wish :
20 use the prOceeis IN Starting new bosinesf, ]
will sell al public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER =, lsss,
at So O'clock =. ~, the NEAT, NAV DE-
street, near Laurel. containing i've rocm2 ~ \
lot 20xf09 foeI This house Was buit BY the
owner for Il residence for his family aud was
erected IN tho most tasty and worxmsnlike man
ncr It could not be better located for rontlng
purposes. and for home nothing more coy u
now on the market
TERMS: II desired largo percentage Of the
purchase money can DO paid In monthly pay
Inents L. A. CAILTN.
eo9f AuriiOncer
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old DOMINION STEAM alsFgN
" SHIP COMPANY sk11<s1s>
FOR NEW YOI

fOn NEW tOhh-
Steamers leave HichRond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. J.. N.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ~ T.
M, arriving ID Richmond MONDAY ana FIJI
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accom- modsttons unsurpassed
Cabin fare 70 New YORK va James-rlgec
route Including nees and berthl. ..-....S %
Round NIP tickets. limited thirty 0aya
after date OF iseus. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "A o.
Staerage, with su Assistance. ................. too
StesrGge, Without subsistence. ..... t0
Cabin fare rts Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
Cabin fare ria Richmond aud Petersburg
Tickets can be obtained a. A. w. CARRIERS. 100
Main street. Chesapeake AMI Ohio and Rtch-
mond and Petersburg deposs. aad ~ company 5
osficos 1901 Main street, and wharf KocketxS
Freixhts forwarded and lhroGgh bills OF lading
seuSd for points beyond New FORK.
Freight received daily until hour q sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond on hONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. ThURSDAYs, AN
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-.
var (sia Newpor Newsl Al gao A. Al. And BY
Richmond aud Petersburg ralIr0ad same dAys)
IT lGesS A. NJ. will maze connection ~ No <.
FOLK with steamer leaving lhoso days
Gkoh6E ". Al.LEN a co. Agents,
No 1901 haln street. ard
no4 Companys wharf. Rosetta
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Athena RLE.
First Day OF the James-Riyer-ValIey
Fatr-PoIiticat Speaking.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ScoTTsvILLE, VA, Sept 90, 1888.
The gates of the sixth annual exhibit
ton of the James River Valley Fair were
to have been thrown open yesterday, but
owing to the heavy rains Of the first part
of the week the exhibits could not be
arranged in time. This morning at an
early hohr the people began to come into
town in great crowds, and precisely at 10
o'clock the gates we're thrown open. The
exhibits in the fancy-work department
are very fine indeed. The vegetable dis
play is splendid, and large portion of
these will be sent from here to the Expo
sition.
The race-track is in very good condi-
ton, and the racing is particularly fine
A number of fine runners and trotters
were to be seen on the track speeding
this morning.
The cattle exhibit is excellent.
POLITICAL sPRAKING.
Ex-senator Pembroke Petit, OF Pal
myra, delivered an excellent address be-
fore a large crowd on the Fair Grounds
this afternoon. The speaker declared
that Cleveland and Thurman We're des-
tined TO hold the governmental reins OF
this great and grand country for four
years from March 4, 1889. [Applsuse.
That this nation has entered upon an
era of prosperity under the Democratic
Administration, and will be wise enough
to keep the Republicans from again OBJ
tanning control Of our Government. The
speaker made fine impression.
The next speaker was
HON. ST. GEORGE TUCKER,
tho Democratic nominee for Congress
from the Tenth congressional district
A large and attentive audience greeted
this candidate for congressional hoDors.
BE handled the great issues OF the day
with marked ability. He made clear
and forcible argument upon the great
tariff question. When the speaker con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-21

IMPARrs New ENERGY TO THE BRAIN,
giving the feeling and sense Of increased
intellectual power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-21
rVHE BRADS rREET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES 4. CLARK, PREsIDKSE
RRADSTREErs3 RICHMOND OFFICE
No. lloS EAST MAIN SrKkEr.
Telephone No.iSi
J.H. Witty, superintendent,

Tho Richmond ofice has more than kept pace
with the rapid growth OF the city aud develop
Inent OF Tho territory tributary 10 IL IL offers 60
the mercantile community OF this section ali Toe
advantages VI asystem the superiority OF whicn
10 recognized In every trade oeiltro OF the civil
lied World Thai it Is IA special sense prepared
10 guard me interest," OF its local patrons Il Al
tested by the fact thai Is has now larger nrssksr
1AHAsszAsrs rAsa ana sfASv m<<ea5iiLS assas~
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VALUABLE, SUBSTANTIAL,
HANDSOME. AND
CENTRALLY LOCATED DWELLING No. 10
NORTH SIXTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
on TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER y. 1883,

on TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER y. 1888,
Mt ) o'cock p. NJ, will son, on tho premises. the
RESIDENCE above referred 20. containing about
eleven well-pitchef and thoroughly ventilated
rooms. bath with hot aud cold water, aud other
c5nvenences There IL large kitchen with t2ur
servants rooms. besides laundry and cOal-ceiIar.
The house Is well finished. and bat few houses
Of the kind In the city ofsr "a many induce
nents, az by reason ~ Us being In q flrst-
class neigh borhOod. centrally located, aud near
all tho strect-car lines. IL will make a desirable
family residence, or will suit well for a profess
sional gentleman: or IL will prove a good Invest
ment, az it has always COMMANDED a good ten
ant AZ paying rental.
Being too good n house 10 need elaborate de-
scription. I ask an inspection Oft.
TERMS: VIII be reasonable.
n. ". BOWIE.
SEQ AuctOueer.
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RAsswoAp Lr.ys


D
Train No. 20 eounerg. 6a,I, or.,,.
~ heysYihs for Cnass Cliy. C..rsr..
OAiof0. 1onIetts Hal.s o. t.resasflr, b. h. u
tam: haleisn. salem Ant winston. a. r,
points on North CarOiila Division A. 3D.
ior hsheyiia. H. >prlng.. AL ..
western North CafOiint, aad 40 obi.
Shariot'2. Columbia end Auglsa .s.
Train no. % cDuno,ts daily a. .-...,.. .
for salem winston. EA'slgh, D0.f....
Noreho@i city, ~ Salisbury - a.
SPRING, and all points la Nc.fe-n ..r.
Ina; At Charlotte nth Chario,t. ..
Augusta raiirosd for Columbia t.r.t.t h.. b..
Chariosien. savannah, lh0ma-srlt ..
souyille, aud otner For "a f..s.s d..
Caroiins Central railroad ~ ~le
1rsns iron no rosla ar-Fs l. al
A. a. ant 81 T. "
tk .. llNhDNh.
Leave Richmond ................... ......t
Arrive Nancn fster.............
IAN ELLA GOUkfHOt 9.
Leave R!chmOnc ....-...... .........
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
&gP ". MAIL daily seKcep; sunday.
tl5 A. n. ACCOMMODATION daily Ieycep'
- sunday.
l2.O A. H. EXPRESS daily.
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION between Rich
mond and scott:Tille leaves A. NJ. returning
arrives 7:i5 z. NJ.
CONNECTIONS
Al Clifton Forge with Chesapeake ani OhlD
TeilW8y FOR the oouth, West, and Northwest
Al Lynchburg with Norfolk snd Western rail-
read for all points South. Southeast, ami south
vest, and Virginia Midland railway for All poiats
North and South
Al Richmond with Associated Railway tor AL
points IN tho South. and Richmond, FrederickS
burg and Potomac railroad for tho North.
At Lexington with Baltimore and ohio rail-
road, making close connections at Harpers
Ferry 10 aud from Pittsburgh and tho West, also
" points North and East
S7esptsg-car attached . bigA Erprsss s'0Ds :.
Lynch bayI
s.eeDins-cnrs Lynchburgt to Memphis, NeWJ7-
leans. and Little Rock.
Trains marked dally except sunday
daily.
Tickets sold 50 all points. Onces. 9l3 eat
Main street., 1900 Main street. and as Richmoni
and Allegheny depot, bighth and Canal strsss1
JOHN x. HACAUftDO.
je2 Geueral Passenger Agent
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR. Z C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, guaranteed SPECIFIC for Hyste-
ria, Dizziness. Conyulsi0ns. Fits Nervous Neu-
ralgia. Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by
the use OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness Mem
tai Depression softening OF the Brain resulting
In insanity and leading 10 misery, decay, and
death, Premature Old Age, Loss of Power in
Either sex caused by oyer-exertion Of the brain
or oyer-indulgeuce. Each box contains ono
month'streatment 81 box, or six boxes for s.
sent by mall prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
10 cure any case. With each order received by
US for ak boxes accompanied with g. We will
send the purchaser our written guarantee 70 re-
fund the money IL the treatment does not enec.
scura Guarantees issued only by
Il. ROBk1TS BAKER, Druggs,
Sole Agent
sl9 east Main street. Richmond, Va
Id
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROUIL.
- sCaEDuLE TAXING EFFSCr

4 HESAPEAkE AND ONO ROI4L.
~ sCAEDuLE TAXING EFFSCF
Hrrt afs. it. i'a'.
LzAgs RICHMOND,
sg5 A " for Newport News OF pllt coz
fort aQd Norfolk daily exc fpi $50.
d.. ru..tnaa Palace car .....i.-' }
90 DID Point
ef5A. NJ. suadays only. D Newport Now. 80
Fo.n- ald Nofllk.
u:oj A a. Throass aad Local Nal 10 al p..eI
NcsL except sunday
sleopers CLIFTON torge 70 Lcsins..'
s:soP N. Tor Newport Sews on Polak al
Norfolk. e4ceps sunday
i:ooP. N. -. aotcomm3 lsti2n. IS.
t20e H. for LSaeSiiIs. cinc.nnaa, ce.cagN
- Louis Memphis ami Ne~ l,.
leans-Fast Expros- with throlti
iullmsns daily. Ooly rolso RI llgllS
Pullmans West Rom 8icLnoaL
AkRiVs ~ RICHMOND.
s:SOA. ". 60 =. -sy..y ,on.noia. - ESQ
1875 A. NJ nom Norfolk. on PoiaL ami Sea.
port News, oKcspt sunday.
STOP NJ. from local o0iass aud sLo hes- *
e:0sP. N. from Old rSin. Nsspor. Mesa al
Norfolk daily. fSgnAa a-s'e -
Ola f0lat - ii1cmnaR aoi 10 Asf1
9o0P " iEon Louisylllsaad Ciacinaai'--FA-
kxpre>s-dal
Depot seven tsoath snd Broai s'rcris
Tiaxs.s ~ loo Main atrses and a. "a, As,'-
General Passenger AEsnL
J. T. oDELL, Genera. sa.ssia.saeept ~ ~
DICHMOND. FRED gRIChSBUEi
HI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THRou6H ALL-RAIL fAsr-fRkiGAr LiNs
~ AND PROM BALTIMORE, fhlLA'
Dkl PliIA. NEW YORK. AND
EAsffRS AND NESr
EkN CiflH<
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BSgW sES R'ch
NuND AND BALTIMORE ~ EACH
DIRECTION
correxpondingIy quick tims % othsr poialA
q. A. rAfLDk
"A, 0eacrai fEeAkss Axssk
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS..
NNHE CONTRACTOR TO WHOM
L tho contract was awarded Tor removing dead
animals from tho city having failed 10 execute
the bond required notice il hereby given thst
BIDS FOR The REMOVAL OF DEAD ANIMALS
FROM THE CITY for the twelve months be-
ginning the 18th Of September will be received
September 2ith.
W. T. OPPENHlMER, N. D.,
President Of the Board Of Health.
September l., 1883. &c lStd
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ANCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE

ATLANTIC EXPhKSS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS TOWN.
Steamship CITY OF ROME" from New YORK
Wednesday, october ID. Wednesday, October
3lst.
Largest and finest passenger steamer alOaL
CABIN, 500, $50, and $50; second class,
$50.
GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers every Saturday from New YORK 10
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
Cabin passage to Glasgow, Londonderry. or
Liver pool. $40 and S5S. second class $50:
steerags outward or prepaid. $40. Saloon
excursion tickets ~ reduced rates. Travel
lers' circular letters Of crodit and drafts
tor any amount issued a. lowest cnrrens
rates For BOOKS Of tours, tickets. or further ia.
formation, apply 70 HENDERSON BROTHERS.
New York: or GEORGEN. ALLEN 4 CO.. Old 10
minion Steamship Company. or A W. GAMBLER
1000 Tain street. OF ANDREW WELSH. southern
Express Company. Richmond. ap liam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-21
BY y. A. Cat'ip,
Real Estate AuctiOueer.

A UCTtON SALE OF TWO SMALL
"A FRAME DWELLINGS AND 4 BRICK
DWELLING AT NORTHWEST CORNER OF
LKIGH AND THlRTIETH STREETS AID \
VACANT LOT on LEIGH STREET IN REAR
OF AEOVE.-At tho request OF The owner. who
viii not bold for fancy prices, viii sell, on the
premises,
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1883
at O'Clock p. NJ. tho PROPERTY above d.
scrihed The frame dwellings contain throo
rooms each. with hall and long porches both in
front and rear hey are I'm nrst c ass cun-
dition and are now occupied by good tonanta.
The cOruer houee is OF brick and very roOmy.
The lot on Leigh street has a frontage Of 90
fee..
Don't fail 20 attend this sale. as a sale must be
made.
TERMS: Easy. +. A. CATLIN.
se2t AucuOneer
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.ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

L =
Ii AND POTOMAC kAlLNOAu.--cte'. d
commencing MAY - lsss-easteru sf4slsrl
tins:
rs A. N leaves Byri-Sireet STALLION daily. s'.rt
ouly AZ Ashland. Junculn. Ir.
Gud Fredor.cksoIrg SeHIHI
Washington. Leaves WasLllg
New York az li;sO 4. "
lin A. NJ leaves Byrli->tr,ok stsurn fkiF 'r
cspt sunday Loayss as-i-s. 70
New York az 80 Z. n.
enP. " leaves hyrl-~tr~ei ulAtio1 %. f
Sleeper 90 New YORK..
1923 A. A., arrives 50 Byrd-,t-ees sfalll ~. 2
Sleeper from Mes i'rs.
k4oP. NJ, arrive, Al Byrd-streos station 81 %
stops AZ frei-ricksJurc a i'f.fi.
Junction. Sleeper from l-li.f -
io:4sP n, arriVosas Byrd-sree. =sa-.a ea.t
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAlNN
DAILY K1CsFr sCNDtrl
sooP " accommodation loAyes RYri->tr'f
STALLION: arrives 40 Ashland re- I. T.
t.o4P. NJ, leaves Blos. arrives a. Al aAl o.
ca T.. n.
Ia A NJ, accommodation. arrives a.. .fri
street. station. leaves As4la4l a. .'
A. a.
ss9P. ", arrives 81 ElDA, leaves As-.Aa4 '
t:i2 L. u.
c. A. TAYLOR General r'rk't Asa4-
I. T. .. MYEEs. General cuyel.l---rien- -r'
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail
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NORK-RIYER LINE VA ...,
4 POiAn


The fsvorite route 20 ioiurrra .,....,
en- mis- uDe are moiss u bea4.r r
comf0rL Leave itcam01s
srriy8 ~ baluuOre A. .s.
moro At r. ~. arrive o. A. .H.
io.40 A. ".
rare Ricnmoni % Baltimore Ir.
sscobd cie a. $40.
Tho Yorx.Hscr Limo sHo-ta t....
Ages - business men II c.sl..
lengo Richmond near ne ria-r
tran ,sctiOns ani arrive - fl.rrnrr -. ..r
morning. after having tn.lFai
nights rest fre0 from no 14s.a4l
vEy uaveL ...,......
IeaVo Richmond OH .4 ttt
street deDON ...........-........
arrive hchmont srnJ-...rI
Street iep0a ............ ...........
Daily fDz.ly except Nln-4T
Depot and ucke.-ofic'. . frs
Uptown ollso Corner Ie-fr grt 81.
JAS .-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-21

DOARDERS WANTED.-THE
I'D house lately occupied by Mrs. Webb, 2Jl
east Franklin street, Il being put In thorough
order. and will be OPEN Ed AS A FIRST CLASS
bOAhDiNG-HOUsE ABOUT THE l0Tn SEP
TENDER By MRS. PATTIs0S, late OF Baifi-
more. engagements may DO made at once at
her prese0t address. No 100 east Grace street.
Richmond au 2S-inl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-21
SCHEDULE ~ RFFECr AUGUSTA Uses
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS 70 LYNCABCaL


LEAVE RICHMOND
1888 A ". Daily. IA Rich nnuni a1f retnrs.
railroad Arrive at FHtrrH Irf P. p
=. n. arrive 80 horfylk 81. b.
a15 A NJ Daily. Btg kirhWuu1 AL Inf"rr
railroad. Arrive aG lrtrr- .lrG
A. n. No. leaves icteUt.4rf ..I
a. NJ. Tor FAruviue, LynchD.rf. t'
nOke, Bristol. knoxville. all t-
points sou.h aui w1-L
THROUGH Oak 10 LfNCHBtAt
500 P. "a. Daily. ia Richmond All P8.Hrs p
raiuOai ArriNe Pet rs1ulk c.
b.. .oayo FeGrsDurT 90 y. Ia
arriving NCrfois .. 10 A. Ilf.ll4
car hcumoll ~ Ngriolk
6OOP. n Daily, Ga ~ tlunI ani lrf7rt D. 3
railroad. Arrive y. pelos- -
7. NJ. connecting win ifall n.
leaving Pcter,tlrg a. 80 b. D. .
fR-Wylle, Lyuchburk la4ys'. "
cbhl1tBs, Is 5tyL hnoX}ilis, '.f..t
Eoogs. and = points south aui 's-
PULLMAN eLEEPINO-CAh ACCONfoJN
TiUNS
No l-sleepiug-car from Petersburg - frf N
Without change ecd LyncLburg - heas-'
without change.
No. s-Lyncnburg % SeE Orleans. ani ..|
noksto Chattanooga without change
Tickets, bAggag 1-CleckA AMI $3.50 ilfIf rs. 3
can DO OUtAlsod a. klchm0gi anl r".er' &
railroad depot, A. W. Ga.0ers =. l0uc Main sl-',
and al NO Companys oEoa, sA 49, tAA
sueeL v. T., BIZ lal-
General Passenger Ak84.
CHARLHs G. RDDY. Ntco- President
Genera once. RoaLcke. Va aIl-
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail
~ ROAD
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leave
RioamouL rste~oi'S
Daily tDsny eIceu, saa'a,

sIOpPtND-plA.a
Nos = AMI Il msks no stlp+ NA i
only On signal az hsnchoster f.i
- stops only ol signal hi 't.f.'..
and Manchestec SO ID st.is .n tf
regular stations. NJ. o. sf,as .l --I
regular stations sui a'-D 90 Tempe
Waithau. ho> "a. a2, %, 10, lh, o. .., A. .
stop NAu stations iorps3ssne-p
PULLhAN-CAk SERVICE
On Ira rs Ms. - anI - sleeping. h-s .'.f f
New Yorz ami Tampa. Pa. lF.l It-htr
On Trains Nos = and . s'n-qIne-.a.- '.
Washington ant 1Ls-iest.u. Du
eleeping--ars totwoen keg fork anl -tI-
Vile. On lrsll 40 80 r.nepinF" -i.t Poi.
Washington AMI JarK-1nv.il-
TIL ONLY ALL~kAfD LINZ lD .a-
Leave. Ahh.f
Richmond. .'I0.S A. NJ Nor'o,S........ =
Richmond. o.. 20 T. a. Norfolk .......f. b.. 4.
Ncrf0lk......'-. GA. N. hi'h 'aoni ...i.
Norfolk n. Richmond
These rains au'0 maze close tpulrr i.'''
FAlmWlie, LynouDure. And e1Iih Western
aud oil stations on tus Norfolk Aud rsiefu
road excspt tho 1928 train. Poo ..rFH-f
points vest 81 Petersburg sAou-l taAr t1f D.,
a AZ train instead H. 81. rDLLf
tupernleu4f I-
TT. u. hYgNA General Supcuuien ieDt
n IMMERSION General PASSENGER Aget.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-08

and the democratic party, are bent
on the destruction Of our adopted
country through their nethod OF
free trade and accumulation of
American lands, without first be-
coming citizens of the United States
be it
Resolved; that we as loyal Itish-
men, in view OF the desolation
wrought in our own f,ir Isle.
through the Same methods, upaai,i-
mously endorse the Republican
platform as the only safeguard to
American liberty; and that we fur
thcr endorse aud ratify that gallant
soldier Con. Harrison, tor President,
and +. P. Morton, for vice-rrrsi-
dent.
Whereas; during the elsli; days
of famine, death and starvation OF
our kindred and friends in reland.
this same l.. r. Morton did rom
his bounteous store, charter, outfit
and send @ ship filled with tile nee
essaries of life to our kindred and
friends in Ireland; be it
Resolved; That an Ir;shman for
getful Of his gratitude, failing to
support l.. r. Morton, and the Re-
publican ticket, under these facts,
is unworthy Of the name.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-08-08
First publicatio n August sth lsSs.
Ditch Notice.

To Louis Tru,io, Geo. Truio. Anne Denim
son. Olizume Coulter. Thos. Donnolly, Alphonse
Chaussee, John 1eatch, Anne Brennan, Batfiste
Fountain. Frank Battran, Mrs. BERNARD, Jos.
BobieIi, Mrs. Greenwood. Michael Curry, Rich
ard Maloy. Mrs. Bernard, Mrs. Relntlard. Zach
arlc Dcrocher, r. Rcmilard. Marc Chicoine. Al
phonse Chausree, you, and each Of you, are
hereby notified that the viewers appointed on
thc petition OF Mare Chicoine ct u for the con-
struction OF drain or water comr-e do report
the rout a practical one conducive to public
health, convenience and welfare. and will be OF
public benefit and utility the said drain to start
VI the NV corner Of Section 10 between sections
10 Il ashence running Il on the section Anc be-
tween ectiOns u & and IL s. ! Twp. 90 Range
20 also running 4 Between sections \ Q and 9
q s MS far as IS rods 4 feet from the NE cor.
Of Section Town 20 Aangc4s thence running
due ncrsh 20 rods and emptying into the La
Ircche Lake ON Sections Twp. so II. ~. Now.
Therefore all parties Interested are notified 70
appear before the County Commissioners 1t the
Office Of tho County Clerk OF Union County D.
Il. on the sth day Of September 1888 at 10 O'Clock
a. IN. for the hearing Of said petition
Dat4d III Elk Point this "a day 81 August 1853.
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