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EASTERN MARKETS.

Flour.-Two cargosS, comprising from 1000
5000 bbls: have recently been shipped to Eng
land. the purchase Of which was was made
orders transmitted from that country while tn
appearances Of the harvest were so ycry un
Promis ing.
The Baltimore Patriot says: Since our re
port the wagon prices have declined
AT the close Of the last week the current store
rate for good brands was IS so. We hear OIL
no recent transactions by which to establish quo,
tadon. Purshase for money could be made 70,
$5 rs, or possibly less.
At Bal. wheat 81 90, Corn 65c Sc, Rye ~,
Oats 800.
At Alexandria, flour wagons was quoted a,
$5; wheat 81 10 for prime. The Alexandria
Gazette says :-"Owing to the scarcity of mon.
ey, there ard elsewhere" Flour has fallen a.
bout so cts. per barrel in all the principal mark.
cts, during the last week or ten days; and our
dealers have dropped it to IS, with hope that
it has now touched bottom, and that there is
safe foundation: We. therefore, trust, that we
shall, for some time, at least, not have to report
any further decline. We quote $5 from wag,
onu; last sales from stores SIS 25.-The wagon
price changed from 525 to on thursday.
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PROSPEROUS OF THE
Ohio Democrat
AND
DOVER ADVERTISER.

Assured that, in adopting the measure. we ar,
sut meeting tho obvious wants of the commnni
", the subscribers will offer to the appreciation
and support Of their fellow citizens weekly
newspaper to bepublished in the town Of Cana
Dover, Ohio, bearing the name of the "Obio
Democrat and Dover Advertiser, Althongb
tne limits ofa Prospectus do not admit of ex te.
| nded expositions and minute details in regard IN
thls enterprise, somewhat Of our principles and
purposes will be properly demanded by the
public, and as far as is fitting 10 the occasion
we proceed briefly 10 declare them.
The political columns of our paper will he
found, therefore, to espouse the doctrines of 4
strict construction ofthe Federal Constitution
will advocate the principles ofthe present Ad,ui.
nlsiratlon, and will maintain the doctrines ofthe
Demo' Party ~ that political reform which has
been SO repeatedly indicated by the general suff:.
rage AS conductors ofa public Journal whose
object is the diffusion oflight and knowledge,
our columns will be open to full and free discus.
sion on all matters that interest the Public.
We shall be equally, gratitied five may be
instrumental in refhting the opinions of those
who differ from us, or, if wrong ourselves, that
our errors be corrected. We earnestly desire to
establish an INDEPENDENT and FREE Pass. in
The liberal sense 0fthe terms. Not so indensn-
dent, as it may be above patronage and reckless
oioPlnlon, not free as its conductors NAV pubtsh
what they please and withhold what tbev
pleas-but so Independent that il shall incuIcats
truth, and so free that it shall be atcessable IN
IN" efforts ofall who horesty seek the enlibut.
ened efforts ofthe public mind, and the common
good OF our common country,
AP,rton of the paper will he devoted to the
,.mpr ovelnent of Agriculture, and the lovers of
L'eratnre shall have spread before them many
o. H's most interesting selections. Together
w!h the most interesting portions of Foreign
.na Domestic news, we will give weekly re>
port OF tie Market Prices, and desire to make
'ur ~ paper profitable, to the whole community
hrough which tmay circulate:
Terms Of Publcation,-The "Democrat and
Advertiser" will be published weekly al 1900
'er annum, if not paid within six Months.
It the end ofthe year. WV
HILL g. KITCHENER.
Dover Sep. 81.
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WESTERN Arrival
AT BOLIVAR.
GOODS.
VHNHE subscriber would respectfully place
N before the publ the following Synopsis
faspendid assortnnt of

N'E SUBSCRIBER would respectfully plac,
n before the publ The following Synopsi
ofasplendid assortmnt of
GOODS,
winch he has Just received rom the Enst.
!, from the East, have just received direct.
Staple and Fancy Goods, of choice and ne.,
select,
American, French and English CaIicoes.
assorted Ribbons. and yankee Corn Hoes.
Goiored u! Cambricks, Tin and Wood Pals.
Iickhgs, Thread lace and Pittsburgh Nails.
Lmpfoldered hose. plain and striped Sattlneti
Lalches' Hinges, plain and fancy Grecianette'
LADIES' gloves, Tin Pans, & work a Inserting.
Gdging Footing q cold watered Belling.
Ned Padding, Cloths, black green, gre ayod
blue, o. "'Hu
Bed Cords, coil Rope, and Handsaws loo,
Urieans Sugar, Mohair Silk and Satin Stocks.
ladies Bonnets, Iron Squares & Coton Socls
Italian clustering, cold Florence g. Gro de nan,
xictorla Victoria stripe, Canvass, Ginsham, & Burlap.
nnpron Gheck, Handsaw Files, and halter chains
h!ce' Mo'asses and Glass by box or panes,
IUl's, Tobacco, Ginger, Snuff and Tea.
! hammers, Walters, and Cords of EIemp & Sea,
IRON tr Steel, Brandy, Wine and Cedar Ware,
oriental Braid, ia fine, all kinds ofpars 4 tsay.
Reader, perchance, I've named your fancy Or
your care,
II SO, The mite high Heaven bestowed. with
=, thee I'll share,
should Plaster. Fish. or Salt, your urepn. wsb,a
demand,
jail at. number One. for have them al on
hand. ISAAC TELLER.
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FOR SALE,

a Valuable tract on the Tuscarawas rive
(.sA near New Comers,own in Tnscarowar
county. containing 600 ACRES, commonly col-
led the Mitchell Tract. Persons desrous of nnr.
chasing are referred to Andrew Creler Eso, or
View Comerstown, who will show them the
premises, and are desired to make their propos
sails known to said Creter or myself by tho od
week in October, at which time Mr.. Mi,cbeI
expects to be here, and ready 10 close bargain
should suitable terms he offered.
B. M. ATHERTON.
New Philadelphia, Sept. 1889. 81,
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CORONER'S SALE.

10y virtue of writ OF f ia ct hro
MID ia 10 me directed from The Cour,
OF Common Please of Tuscarawas county IN
favor Of Elisha James, vs. Thomas Mills and ID
John G. Best, shall expose for sale a, Pnb.
lie vendue, at the house Of said Thomas Mills
IN Wayne township, on Snturdary the le,b
day OF October inst, between the hours oe. nqe'
sI;, sSTlhed BY law, the following property 10 wit.
,,nre nnree hundred bushels Of Wheat 90 acres Of
ED H"," 10 me ground, four hundred Dozen Of
Oats, three head of horses, ten ,uns of Eav
;welve 1--WE head of hogs. two head of Cows, one
Yoke Y, Of Oxen one pair of French Burr Mil
Stones. D'' Will
ARTHUR 3. RoWLEE,
Oct 3, 1888, o''""er'
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LION HOTEL.
BY MRS. MARY ALBERT,

A Rs. ALBERT, would respectfully in
I'VE form The citizens of Tuscarawas Coun.
ty, Ind the TRAVELLING public generally
that she can accommodate those Who ma, favor
her with their custom, in as good style as car
be had in this par, of the country.
Her Bar and Table will be supplied with the
best the market can afford. Her stables are large
and well furnished, and will be we'll attended
to.
A few Boarders can be accommodated on
reasonable terms.
New Philadelphia, May 8, 1889.
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REGIMENTAI. NOTIcFll


kEGiMENTAL NOTICE!!
WoU are hereby notified to Parad.
IL 10 the town of Dover, on Sstrds,
ne i9th OF October next. at 10 o'clock.
!" w. fully uniformed and eqnped ac.
''rd'"g to law, for the purpose of train.
ns and inspection. a pnnctual s',en.
'a"ce IL required. as the law require.
ma or NOR" sdd''ionAl Regimen'a Al mus
'','' Inc commandant Of said com.
0anV reqnlred 10 notify the officers q,
companies. and they 10 no,ify the mem.
'ers OF companies ofsuch muster
F. b. M'MEAL,
Sept. 90, 1929, ''0"'''
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THE MARKET

Wheat in this place is down 10 sixty two and
half cts, per bushel our own indivual opinion
w now, that 1t has got down to its lowest ebb,
the elections are over and every thing will 90
along smoot and qusit, the PROBABILITY is tha,
5 if there is any change it will he for the better.
Flour Ss5. Oats l9c, wheat at Massillon 20 cents
De bushel
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MAINE ELECTION.

The result, Fairfield Al, 4Os-Kert IS, ,OS4-
Eair6eld's majority, six thousand three hundred
and seventy four: The official returns will pro.
baby increase F's majority.
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ATTENTION DOVER GUARDSI
"a ou are hereby ordered 10 meet

w ou are hereby ordered 10 meet in
- the town of Dover, on Saturday
the 18th day of October next, fully uniformed
and equipped according 10 law, for the purpose
Of training and inspection. The COMPANY viii
form in front Of the Commercial Inn. a. hall
Of the Capt. '''''
DAVID w. OCKER.
lat Sergeant,
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T.. The Rev. Mr.. BYINGToN, will preach Al,
! .ne Presbyterian meeting house, in this place nt
time in the afternoon. NN usual
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September 7, 1889.

'Another recent test Of tho wnrirn,1,d rir,y
AZ. IT. nm. Trans Medicine. ne.-DYSPEPSIA,
1 TEN YEARS STANDING.-Mr: J. NlcKen.
+ ]le' '"n stanton street, was afflicted with IN,
I'VE complaint Tor fen years, which incapacla.
teu o IN al intervals, for the period of six yeor.
:" amending to his business, restored to nerfpc,
Evans. VI IT. "m'
ihe symptoms ,ocre.--A sense Of di.,e,,ion ~
ana oppression after eating, Distressing main in
Ihe pr Of the stomach, nausea, impaired apne.
i'"; elddlness, ra'PIiation of the heart great
aeoe, ana emacIatlon, depression of spirits
u'S,''foed rest, sometimes n bilious vomiting
ana pam in the right side, an extreme degrea of
,'angnor and iasniness; any endeavonr to nursns
l's nnSlneFs causing immediate exhaustion and
weatiness. "e''" anu
Jnr Mcksnzie is daily'attending to bis h.4f-
.,ess ana none OF the above symptoms have re-
currsyl since he used the medicine. He lie now
a.stfoug ana iNasshy raasb He resorted to nv
riads o. remedies. hut they were all Intellectual.
ne = willing 10 giye any information TO the af.
',cleSl respecting ths nesiimaba benefit render.
ea % hun blythe use et Dr. Wm. Evans med
The above Medicins r,,n be stocured of all
ir. e, Wm' ESqFs'adyerlsSd agts.ss In The United
''ales' and thsniighout The. World.
" Dr. EyanA in order ~ prevehi ihe pat.
'ons OF hs Medicines NNihs snNFoesa epoh by
has ls3a tee labelsSNpf allhspsSli.
ines entered accardlneto act ofCcE ,esss kIe
eqnesis them therefore, to be partic,,ls ~ seeA.
"g tnat The labels contain the fslIoR ine psse |;
), Entered according 10 es. b; SoA sg,oss 4,
;;rons, IN the year 1899, II ne Ssst q M
's Southern District Court Of .Nao. ~ b. =
AGENTS. U
NJ c. Young1ow. Isxl,ss "A
J. A. Beebe. Ma,
A. UnderhiIl. Ssss;ll: Y -
o D0ssf. 4il-
Dc o'erho't' N Phiaats
%ered
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Mr. WARREN. will preach a. the School
nUuse L IN TINS village next Lords Day, at the usu.
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EXEMPLARY MOTHERS.

There is sweet and simple custom preva
lent in Iceland which mark the habitua devo
tion of its inhabitants. Whenever they leav
nome, though for short journey. they nncove
thelr heads, and for the space Of FIVE minutes
sliertly implore the protection and favor Of tn,
Almighty. DR.. Henderson. from whom thu
fact Is derived aud who observed il in the Ice
flanders who often attended him m his excur-
sions, also remarked il in Il humblest fisher.
men when going forth to procure food for THEN
families. After having pnt out upon the sea they
row the boat into quiet at short distance
from the shore, and bowing their uncovered
heads, solicit the blessing oftheir Father in Hea>
ven. Even'at passing stream, which in their
country of prejadices is often an operation
'ranght with danger, thev observe the same'sa-
cred custom. This affecting habit of devotion
has been imputed to TIE fact. that from their is.
olated situation, and mode Of life, the mother ia
aImost tho only teacher, and her instruction
seams 10 have bacome incorporated with their
very elements Of being.
Conversation in Wall Street, N. Y-'Howl
are you, B What's the news , Do Won know
how stocks sold 10 day = Il only know tha, II
h"ught none. Have you got FIVE hundred dol.
lars You could lot me have till next Wednes-
,dyf me. have yeu' No. Why dossn's the
tirent Western some along7' 4 can't say. II
wonder If the Bank of England has suspended
specie payment Nonsense How is cotton 7
Bad. We are a ruined nation. have great
miad to put g. T. T. on my cards, and clear
ont for Texas. By the way, have you been to
the opera lately 7 yes glorious, isn't il. and
mo mistake / win YOU go to>nightl' with
oil my heart Meet at BIancard's at five; we
will take frugal dinner, aad go together. What,
do s"u think Of Kean y Capital actor. Great
in many characters. His Sir Giles is magnif-
cont Well Don't forget five o'clock. Egad III
IT I" half past two, and have notion to take
up before the bank'closes. I'm off. Remember
hVe.' 'Assuredly. Good BY
Something New.-The following paragraph,
=" from paPor printed in Scotland
d. Monday and Tuesday the following nov. !
81 experiment Of Locomotive steam power was ,
tried on the Fertil and Clyde canal. Mr. Johrl .
MNeil, the ciVil engineer Of the CLYDE nav l.
EatOD, has had constructed on the banks of tbeI Is
canal railway upon blocks, on which a loco. d
motive engine has been put, which was used on
the above named daysinstsad ofhorses, to draw
the canal passage boats, and succeeded in rak. h
ing shen' re whole distance Of the Iins at the q
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o o. Letters remaining in the Post Ofn,
az Goa Sanal Dover, of quarter ending Sept 30,t ROW.
Ioh. lt '"nn anu + andrews VIM Humrickhouse
S"'" h"urews Thomas Kline
| ALL, 'y n'wood Mrs Martin Kitch
I,a'Ia'n w., p' nfeminger Joseph Lenhart
p.n;. D Del%p Jacob Long
Ioe"lahin Bear Jacnh Miller
Ron;sss RE nTsher Christian Myer2
Mr. CalIenhaugh Joseph Wonro.
Stephen Coe JonL;. MaT"I Ie
Christian Deardorff David Wooro
T""o. Th"",". oearoorH pn. George Newcomer
~ ho%ss E'Ispic Mr. Packer
T Iohm fI,.rIn II F:n Mrs Elizabeth Rider
oh Pa"haI - r: r:sner Thomas Sircmson
Samuel Forney Nr Swib",, p
Thomas Foreman Daniel S,rnna,
Thomas Gasuch John Stow
w." u'"se' Jonathan Swlhart
~, ~" u'eeh jar IS SperOw
Charles Crater Jacob snronLr.
Joseph (Sedess Henyv S,m%n'
neHldmln Gasuch James Smith
Charlotte Harbogh Miss MassalIensr Sb.o
: : Jdcoo ROSS kles
=" SnI HatnN'd VIM Stabler
N,lcnnei ~ flarper Samuel SaIa2
Mrs Rebecca HashrookJ Josepb Talbon
S"~a,,I'i S"1o,,., ,I ,Itlaroongh Alfred Wintrot 9
Samuel Herning,on
D. N. MIsNER, P. M.
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DOVER, AND NEW PHILADELPHIA
PRICES CURRENT.

e,a n,s II, 60 OF Letters femaining in the Post or
soe sce al sHnsanne'ville, Ohio, quarter ending sOh
ewer P.sN holgaf Harstine Abraham
1a.SSs nau, Leolot Harmon Micheal
itEea' Es.s. AeIsha,n s-r----p pk;~..-s ch-;s,.
r.o.S.; .u'Sny christian SSiidenbendy Joseph
rre'or'ons Leonard Thompson Thomas
FREDERICK Frederick Vail ]. Or.
n. 100, B. REAM, P. NJ.
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| GNANT0N FEMAi.E SEM iN3RY.-.1-bS
q J Trustees Of this institution wonId :.
spectully inform its patrons and the pubEc
GENERALLY, thai the school will he OPENED inr ,hi
reception ofpupils ob The ist dat Of Aueus, nest.
Incer the supsTintendeuee Of Rey. Jno. M'
Goshorn. and mis- lady. Mrs. GoshorT has heeo
engaged 10 the instruction Of Young ladies' abnr,
II years--ive Of which she had charge Of Ina
Female Department of the Norwalk Seminary.
The utmost confidence may be reposed in fheiy
qualification TO conduct The SCHOOL, ia suel
manner as TO give their pupils the advantages Of
complete English and Classical edcaiion.
TERMS OF TUITION. pet quarter ofis
weeks.
Primary Department, IS CO
First lass in English studies, including
Reading, Writing, English Grammer
Modern, Ancient and Universal Co
oSgraphy, with the use Of Globes, a
Composition. No.
Second Class in English, incIHding Ma.
turai, Moral, and Intellectual Phiio.
sophy, Astronomy, BOtony, Malhe~
m1alics, Natural Theology, Rhetoric,
Lrgic, DC. &c, koo
Ornamental i Department Drawing Pain. =
Classical Department Laiin aud Greek =
French, K m 49,
=, Pupils from a distance win be assisted by ,he
Trustees in obtainiog suitable places 10 board.
philosophical apparatus win be procured as
soon as possible, for the use Of he school.
Editors friendly to the cause Of education wiz
please give this notice few insertions.
by order Of the Board Of Trusteea.
THO. s. BONFIELD, Rss'v
Juno II, 1885,
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ATTENTION.

ATTENTION..
Notice is hereby given to the Com
mIssioned officers of the Ist Rife Req
ment 4'h b. Sd D. o NJ. 10 meet a,
he house Of Jonathan Tucks on Sat.
'Irday 9Th day of October next; and
'hen and there TO elect one Colonel for
>aId regiment.
BY order ofthe Brig. Gen.
B. Pritchard.
, Brig. Inspector
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WHEAT! WHEAT!!
' He subscribers will pay the highest mar
II kst prIceifoE Wheat, at all times, deliver
ed atsheir Store House in Dover.
J.I. SMITH & Co.
Dover Angus. Q, 1eSa..t:
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S 1OKELY AND LEoNARJ sarion.
~ their practice as AttorneIelIod ir
all times he consulted at their oaA,. sSesont
delphia, in the east end Of the tvs M \
building on high street, nearly o,posit v
nee OF the Inscarawas Democrat. M
Nav 80, 1899. sssillS
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A1 'omo"ing ~ List Letters remaining in
,hs Post Office at Bolivar, on the eOth Of sso, ~
pe'knap ps o. Moreland David
@nis %nrns wary Minnis William
~ ;aleo Jones q co M'Kee James /.
Ford Jacob S,,ler p:.h, no'e''
Tline Jacob Sw,nL "'' vi"
I.aughlin John Warnsr & Co".
Nadl Joseph Wing OGs
inlay Ebenezer
o., ,ooo I. TELLER, P. NJ,
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WOOL CARDING
AND
c LlO TIL. DREsSIN G.
" ppDwN1 q Do


CLOTH. DRESSING.
H. BROWN e.. co.
4 EELING thankful for past favors, would
u inform the Farmers and Wool Grower,
of Tuscarawas county and the counties ad,oin-
ing, that they are now ready to
CARD wool =
AND
DRESS CLOTH
on short notice. Having frs. rate Doubls
Carding Machine and the best of Machinerv for
Dressing Cloth, together with an experienoed a
and ski!Iful workman, they tepl confdent,ng
saying that their customers NAV rest gss,,reJ a1
having their work done in the best manner =
The prices for Carding is 6 la CENTS m,
pound and the prices for Cloth Dressing shall
be reasonable. S'a'
All kinds ofProduce received in paymen, c,-
work, All work must be paid for beiore ,aL ,o -.
from the shop. All kinds Of Wood Turn;S
done on short notice, 80 @u'"',,1
New Philadelphia, Mss 5, lsso. qfI
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BOOT & SHOE STORE.

Situated in The House a5;oiniue Ea,,
| Of the Morket House, .Nsp ..g,
Philadelphia, Oaio.'
CoNAD GEwTscH.
@ESPECTFULLY Informs the 80
I'll . izena Of New Philadelphia ma.
ne carries on The above Bus;desa in al Z
oil its various branches, md as he keepsg
none other than biS own manufactus8s' y
he can con6ssnHy recommend his W.
to all wbed'ay favor him with ,beir 81
tom.
Particular attention will be siy ].
'he manufacture Of Gentlemen IN.
FINE BOOTS, said
as.this work will be done b,4,
best Bootmen in the coun .ellow
-Ladies' Work byf tsand
:, A,general assofs ia 81 Id p Of i,s
SHOES (of his ovs q I il,esain I, ,ide little
on hand, -A and shade
The Public are fesps schiug splenl
give him a call before; I, !; !, u could ina-
where. yinclnal .a " i, aorce
New philsaelph) itss z % o.. p ~ q
---F2 saieaf ssa9rks Gttes cf
PUg9gsn e, sihee" York.
sWXT IL sIfotzm bo e,Wees .a,;,a n
n n.ss.,.seossteased ~ v.Akron. ~,
aop o. 7 IFSh. (Whigs MassillIo =.
ssSsne g tep oal Of The pOyf '. s15
"A 10 again grow. a@TT Tha.s M 4.
Z.
g Rhe Picayune -'-s .-.i .sf7siu,neihs IN
: Falgtays y AND ss5issg. g.1ie;ss ss"s:h rsSsh,
- n ,sk &shaiT r. do psu HI. S1e' fetal anrys-
4 nam ~ point n ,ssSaf ~ 4 tolls tof
4 aHion , apounge lallsiih men,
H. NP esiIIe ~ abound with .-.-.
IL "a gh his tstio j
! "a. .nesaF sseS 4sssry, ,h,a at - y
in,ounty Coz d radica all this ~.
I'd the NEit .ametat LEBLANC ! ace
as,ss h, s'sS, Ssa,3s = ' OUTDt 81 the
iihe s,p< :, being very busy iialg' enable
4 .sasSlraha 30 ask for some frssk
aus you have nothing % Z q ss1s. !
~ / U. going to fetch sornesh g Y ~ ~ ~
a : W. | a;,,ls % iii stopped a as keeps les
Is,osnd taking soms cold ashs!s y.u.ss \ ~ ~.
q pu, lys smbers On ihen va W, ~ sS cse %
Io q astonishsd Doctor shrss VI. sIsras n
Al aSgissyiue, ,wi,hmy lsssnins ,lrssdy .r1snds
hj found thsl szfsdient s,o 3 SeS6id bsT
MOTHER W.T.. 'Ws1 fort shoaIs A Is'is
"A :, h.va YOU aeon u the n
! the bilL aIlow.hlSds
l,;Ss eys.s;en. Lsa disease with which
Ma .s.b vow ly afflicted -and ia Isl
-.slIsnsIsish I,ll ! useful. DF. peflhff
80, i. ls|ier 10 Dr.. Aleoll
sovAhA mot ! CO OIL
penss tslle |cutrsd wilhII
= sapFR ] drinkers il
ns lsl ISlIsa I'd
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LIST Of Letters remaining in the Pos, 0ffo
~ aeo. %ana' DoVer' OF quarter ending Sept. 3O,h
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:" NE House adyoinine Eas.
d the Morket House, Nep
PHILADELPHIA. O6;o.,
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NJ 1e,..s;en. 81 disease wi,hw
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-13
From the Mississippian.
OBITUARY.

Mr.. EDIToR:- With feelings Of deep
regret and melancholy i communicate The
painful intelligence that Col. HARDIN
ID. RUNNELS, departed this life on the
Goth June, 1889, athis residence IN Mad
ison county. He was buried on the 30ih
with Masonic honors, Of which honorable
and ancient order he was worthy mem
Der, as was eyinccd by the iullness Of the
procession al his interment.
The deceased was born in the state Of
Georgia, on the 3lst day Of May, 1888
and has been resident Of the State Of
Mississippi for the last thirty years. He
was an officer under The territorial gov
eminent, and afterwards represented The
county Of Yazoo and Others in the Senate
Of the State Legislature. He was nevel
an aspirant 10 Office, but always enlisted
the good opinion Of his acquaintance
He was one Of the first settlers Of Madisor
county, and from his industry and enter
|prize, had accumulated q handsome estate
I to distribute among large family.
The deceased was remarkable for his
hospitality aud kindness, and when he
sunk into the arms Of death he died (" The
lnoblest work Of Godn-an honest man.
| He has left large circle Of acquaint
ances and friends to sy mpaihize with the
widow and the orphan in their irreparablt
loss. w.