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Gard.
EDITOR DAILY NEWS.

Allow me to ask. through your columns, suspen-
sion OF public opinion the subject OF the recent
action of Council In reference myself until can
properly set forth all the facts upon which an impair
tial Judgment may be formed.
LOUIS J. BARBor. City Engineer.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

@5- LARGEST ClRCULATION.-THE DAILY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR.
oULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POsToEEICH AT THE END OF
aACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoyIs.
IONS OF THE NEW POsTOFFICE LAW.
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TOBACCO AND CIaARs.-NIr. G. Madsen No.
70 EAST bay near Broadstreet, offers at wholesale
superior lot of leaf tobacco, chewing and smoking
tonacoo and cigars His name aud store are so fa-
mi'ar to the readers of The NEWS, that it is only
necessary to call attention to his advertisement in
another column.
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CASE OF Po1soSINa.-Al letter received in the
city yesterday from Mount Pleasant stated that a
colored man named VIM. Singleton was poisoned on
Mr b. p. Austins place. No particulars were given
but ON investigation will bo held by the coroner at
an eall ly 6ay.
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oRANaEBuRa AaRIcULTURAr. ASSOCIATION
Attention is called to the adv ertisement of meet
ing OF this association
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, FEBRUARY 2i.-P1oiina,
HoteI-D. Louis. Crapg burg; Carr, Lewisvil,e:
James McCarey. city; John Clark Cowetta Ga: M
speights. Nc Ieer. Beaufort; Jatgray, ,he tire
Troupe; r bvans. Darlington; II w q Lime. e Il
Brook. Florence; Mis-. Psdgett. sout, G.roliua:
Dibbe, Orangeburg, s Bouhn'ght Florida: J /,
Davis. Walker. G Miller. Barnwell; o 70 gee
Pickensville; N Green, Barnwell; Thou IS Mur.
ply, South Gaze oina; Talmure, G Il Jordan New
York; 7 jennings. Midway.
Charleston Hotel.-Lewis Homes, Massachuset q.
NJ Thompson. Rhode Island; O w thelps. Hn.
land; II Bragg. New York; O W Lewis. A D vii.
liams and Mrs Williams. Boston; M Belssxt and
Bartwe'l, wife aid child. New Yo,k: q ceon.
or. south Carolina; W II Foeg and lady, New York.
Daner, hvans. Boston; G Daner, Vermont: G n
Smith, 8 Massman, Philadelph,a; &c w Woodhui
Newnan. e Hallowell and W fe, Ney York: n
8 Bernard, New Orleans; Gaylord, Chicago. n
In rd and daughter SEQ land: M Bassest aud wife
New York; 2 III bolt, Marion; Mlss Albert and scr
want, New Jersey; Steward, New York: r Fl
singletaly. Peedee; H Grau, New York: a W
II carmicael, Georgia; o g A Sprague. Chicago;
A. stockdaie. New Orleans James A. hriyer.
Augusta; W. II. oochraue, New York; 4. D. yeter
summeryille, South Carolina: @. @. turner Miss
symes. south Carolina ; Miss DeIe.lie, Miss De
Leslie. ahos. Wilson, NJ. uiiler, Montreal; W. z.
dreug Delaware; W. O.. Montgomery. WASH gt0a
T. b. Ferguson and wife. Maryland I; D. Cfouse aud
wife. Q. B. Coventry ana swifo, r. d. Hayes. > ho
Apenwith. New York; Thos >. Pastcur, A. q. Ut ut
3. O. Heaton. 4. Heaton, john Donaldson, W. r.
Donaldson. aeorssJ, Alden. Fleiida; +. q. Huggns
New HAVEN; W. 9. HAakins. wna. Nichols. Boston
John I. stearns. Qaincy. Florida; y. M. Rhodes
Bsit'more Mrs. Q. X. Gibson. twp children and
nurse, philadelphia.
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RUSINE Ess NOTICES.

LOST BRoooH.-A brooch, very much valued
D! tho owner. is advertised for in another column.
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The STATE Court, WEDNESDAY, FEBRu-
AIRY 24-HoN. R. B. CARPENTER PRESIDING.
grand jury returned true bills against the following
persons, viz: Melton Grant, larceny: w. II. Red.
dich, @. Winner1y and John Harvey. burglary and
larceny; d. Mack Jacob Bailey, Jno. Bull, D. Dray
ton, Bailey and Jno. Bailey. conspiracy to set fire.
to break into barn with intont cal onu
to set FIRE. In the case of the State VS.. Bingey,
Bunch and Godfrey, Indicted or highway robbery.
the jury returned verdict Of guilty as to Bineley
and Godfrey, and not guilty as to Bunch. Gabriel
Levy, indicted for the murder Of Rich'd Nesbitt In
September, 1885, In st. Johns Parish was arraigned.
The counsel for the prisoner, j. II. Sass and j. A.
Moroso, Esgs put in plea of not guilty and satur.
day next was fixed the day Of trial. Hector Gibbs
was convicted of assault and battery and Charlotte
Walker and Ben Haywood of petty larceny. Isaac
Brown, indicted for larceny Of notes, was defended
by W. j. Whaley, Esq, and found guilty. Peter
Palmer, defended by g. R. Walker. Esq /, was found
guilty of grand larceny. The case of the State vs.
John Williams, G II. Sass, Esq, for the defence
consumed the further time of the court till the hour
Of adjournment
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THE PuRM BALL. The grand charity bal
"asqae o. the Independent Oeder Of Bnai Birth, or
Sons OF see Covenant will take place tonight at the
SCUM caronna Hail. Meedng-street. Judging from
the preparations made by the energetic committee.
to whom tho preliminary arrangements were en-.
trusted 1T will be magnificent and splendid affair
The music will be the best which the city affords.
and 1t is reported that Of the costumes which
have been prepared expressly for the occasion by
exports In the millinery and mantuamakipg line
will be as gorgeous they costly. AS this bal
is given for the purpose of raising fund for the
widow and orphans who beneficiaries of the 80
ciety, there will no doubt to handsome sum real
iZed,
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AN EDUCATED MECaANIc.-Mr. Richard F..
Treveeck, Of Michigan, the lecturer OF the National
Labor Union, who is now on tour through The
Southern States to present the claims and dignity
Of labor. addressed the working men OF this
city last evening at the MasoI c Hail. which was we'll
lleq with an attentive audi 4ncc Of mechanics. The
sui jecS Of 'he lecturer was the sights Of Labor
which he discussed in an unusually eloquent and
comprehens,ve manner, el,citiDg frequent and loud
applause. He was most thoroughly in n.ormed on all
questions pertaining to the industries. finance and
political economy generally, and told his hearers
some truths in reference to tho status OF the me-
chanical elem mt tha. awaken thonght in their
minds for the future. He siDgularly frank in
his manner, and impressed his hearers as man OF
uncommon abiitu ord research.
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HE HANLONs ARE CoAnNG.-On Monday.
March 9Th, these world-iamed gymnas.s with a
troupe of spirants numbering twenty. of the best
acrobatc. operaic ana versatile performers to be
obtained in Europe Will appear at Htbernian Hail.
The Hanons are too well kn In this city to need
any special commendation at our hands. They will
bring with them their two-wheeled velocipedes and
Introduce all the latest novelties OF tho day. The
character of their entertainments is unexception
able, the admission fee within the reach OF ALL and
here, as elsewhere. hearty welcome awaits them.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Howard Lodge, at z p. NJ.
burns Charitable Association, at 8 P. M.
Fenian brotherhood, at half-past 7 p. M.
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FRE.-A fire occurred yesterday afternoon,
in the brick building occupied by G. Sparks agent
in Exchange-street, behind the old postof1ice de-
stroying some loose cotton which was being picked
by number of colcrei women. preparatory to pack
ing for shipment. The origin CT the fire is
attributed to match which ignitted by
the women when heating the dirt out of the
cotton. The building is owned by q MIR. Av-
cry, who is living at the North, and is insured
in the agency Of Mr.. A. s. Johnston, Haynestreet,
for $4,000. 1t sustained slight damage The cotton
destroyed belonged to Mr. s. p. Ancker, and was in
sured in the agency of Colburn & Howell for $1,000
great deal of it was saved. BY the energetic and
prompt action of the hremen. the flames were con-
fined to the building in whic they originated.
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DANI.-Since the days of the wondrous and
witching Ellsler. Charleston has bsheld upon her
boards no dancing at oil comparable either in grace
or skill to that Of the accomplished premiere dan
seusc Of MIR. Whiman's corps, Mile. Esmeraldi
DIAM. Never have we seen so true an interpreta-
on OF What has been called 1.-the poetry of notion as
In tt o exquisite movements of the Flower dance,
which has nightly created great a Iu,ore at the
theatre. In every pas that she executes Mile Diani
throws degree Of spirit and passion and manifests
genuine enjoyment Of her part, which infinitely
heighens the interest and pleasure of the beholder
Though her excellence is in great measure due to
careful training and study, she yet is gifted with
that ars Glare artcm, which is tho crowning merit
OF the stage.
We shall hope fer the speedy coming of brighter
days. when stately theatre :i cur city shall afford
greater scope for dramatic effects and Mile. Diani
and tho corps of which she is the bright particular
star. shall be welcomed back TO new and brighter
triumphs.
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The DAILY NEWS will be served to snbscr.
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at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to tho carriers.
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Jula Simmons. COL
ored, living In Johnstreet lost her daughter Rliza
about five weeks ago. and will be glad to hear of her
whereabouts. r
Mr.. Morgan. connected with the Templeton
Troupe, died at the Pavilion Hotel yesterday.
bright cheerful day was yesterday, and though
cold 1t brought out the ladies' who have been housed
by the rainy spell.
thoroughbred Durham COW brought one hund-
red dollars ct auction yesterday.
Persons who wish to complain of the condition Of
the streets. are ag lin informed that there are COM
paint books at the Guardhouse
1t is reported that aiter Graus troupe departs. we
are to have French Opera Company here
Abraham Grant, well known colored man. an
umbrella maker by trade, dropped dead In Broad
street, yesterday, ut two oclock-cause apoplexy
DR.. Lewis III. Aver, Jr, the house pbyelcian OF the
M zyck-street Hospit.. was severely burn, on Sat-
urday last with carbonic acid which few in his face
and eyes on drawing the cork Of the bottle. He will
not lose his sight or be di.Agured.
Arthur Hymes. colOred man, working on board
the steam hip James Adger, wa. painfully injured
day before yesterday, by hogsbead filling from
the deck on his legs whi he was in the hold
Another coiored man had his hand badly nashed
yesterday on board the steamship Prometheus. on
Atlantic wharf
Inc miK-wh1te pony ridden by Clarence Robinson
IN the circus is model miniature specimen OF horse
flesh. se
The City Civil Engineer says he viii soon put forth
defence in the public prin's.
The automatic clothes washer drew q crowd ali
day yes erday In front Of Adams. Damon & Co. Some
Of the 'unwashed" ponticans here better buy the
State right SIF. Ni.
Probably some developments viii occur to-day on
the Municipal question.
Ihe speed OF the yacht Henrietta is sac TO be 80
great that one occasion whom sailing in the of
| the wind, she carried. away two o. tbs cyc.asaes
E J Black has been appointed not Try public for
Charleston.
A little white girl was kicked and Knocked down
by mule In Broadstreet yesterday, but fortunately
not seriously injured
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Gray Os. Mehrtens.
BY A. C.. McGILLlVRAY.

On TUESDAY, the 9Th of March next, at IL O'Clock
A. M will be sold at the Old Customhouse
Al! that LOr OF LAND, situate on the east side
OF King-street known in the plat of the said street
s oy tue number l76; measuring and containing in
!ro1tol K'ng-street twcntyninc feet (29, ieet and
ing north on land of J. q. Levy; east on land of
Henry Slf y; south land of the estate of Mynot
and west on King-street
Ierms-One-third CASH and the balance on n
credit of on two and three years. to be secured bya
@ nono OF the purchaser and mortgage OF the prem
ises' turchaser to pay for pal aud stamps
L. w. M. MACKtY
Sheriff Charleston County
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yHE CONCERT To-NIGHr.--A few evenings
ago the public of Charleston entertain cd at ST.
Mary's Church with musical treat Of rare and ex.
quisite excellence, and that will not be easily
forgotten by those who fortunate enough to be
present. hey will therefore be glad to learn that
they are to have another oppor unity this evening Of
listening to the sweet melody which that occasion
30 entranced an admring and appreciative audience
The same voices that foated harmonieusly through
the sacred edfce in the beautiful creations Of Ros.
sini, the greatest Of Italian compo, ers, have been
again put in requision, and al who have taste for
good music should avail themselves Of this opportu-
nifty. Mrs: Barbo under whose auspices and man.
agement these concerts are given, has evinced o
true and cultivated TASTE not only in the selection
the pieces, but calling to her aid the services
distinguished amateurs, whose musica, powers emil.
nenty qualify them to present and embody the con-
cepo Of the great master. whose special mission it
aeemed to be- not only to improve but to delight the
world.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The following budget was
disposed OF on yesterday at the Mayors Court:
Edward Anderson, colorad, driving his cart on the
sidewalk. Discharged.
George Manegoud, colored same charge. Dis
charged.
Thomas Pinckney. coored, same charge. Dis
charged. H
James Armstrong. white. same charge. DIS
charged,
Frank Fielden. colored, Same charge. Discharged.
Bob ~haley, colored, caught after an unsuccess-
full effort TO tap tho till of j. @. BlOhne, Kin near
George Magistrate ten days in the H.use
of Correction
Richard John.oD, colored. "bootblacl," disorder.
ly condu at PAVILION Hotel. Five days in House Of
Correction.
Randall Williams, colored. larceny of fowls from
Mrs McGil, No. % K'ng.street Discharged.
A black and white Newfound and dog will be killed
IL his owner does not como forward and pay bis way
out Of limbo. e@a
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OFFERS FOR SALE At WHOLESALE:
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HAVANA LEAF
"a from 81 perlo. and upwards, and the finest
old Connectcutt LEAF TOBACCO, which can be
solo at very low prices as 1t bought direct n ON
the planters Also CIGARS, fine Havana as we'll as
D0mesnc; All the celebrated brands of SMOKING
mO IOBACCO at manufacturers prices. CHEWING
IObACCO, and everything belonging to fp prnie he'd
OiBar otores. thsm3* February %
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Cigars, GebaHo,, &e.

Tobacco,. Wines and Liquors.
,erF
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1869-04-14
Rep,ablican, 23eonesSap, Sbpril i4, 1880
For the RgruBLIcAS.

For the REPUBLICAN,.
Ma. EpiroR Through the columns of
your paper wish to give a brief notice OF
an examination helda Longs School House
ON the south bnnch Of Muddy Creek, in
Cumberland township. The school was
taugh, by Mr.. A. ], waychod. Tho ex-
animation ofcasses commenced at Q o'clock
and continued until I in tho afternoon. All
the clatsas wero thoroughly Examined, ex-
cep. Practical Arithmetic. which was omit
ted for want of uas. Til, parents were in.
vited to be prosent anil nearly all compiled
with the request, showing respect for their
teacher, and anxiety to know how their
children hal pro.psrei. Parents Of all
schools should do likewise, when the oppor-
tuni.y is Afforded. In my opinion Jefferson
and Cumberland townships are fur ahead Of
all others in tho ,ourty. both in respect to
good schools, anitbs interest manifested in
their behalf. Iae upper end h.! hotter
look out or it WILDE left behind.
. Az OBSERVER.
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PETERS Mus lcAL REVIEW for April is at

PErERs' Mus icAL REVIEW for April is at
hand, and, in addition to fifteen pages OF
select rel1ins matter, Contains the following
new and beautiful music: Amt Sweet
Rest. Darling Rast; TN Sill u Friend to
You; Iio Wipe, the Tear From Every Eye;
Forest Glade MIrch; Dlmask Rose Waltz
Golden Sunset Mazurkd. Music is generally
considered expensive, but when such II
quantity is furaishsl for the small sum of
thirty cents, it ceases TO be u luxury, AMI
even tn cpoorest may sing, play and be happy
1t is issued byJ. l.. Peters, music publish
cr, Box 5t29, New York, ut the low price
Of 80 o. II year, or 80 cents for single
copies.
Loving music ourselves, we naturally feel
interested in circulating it among our mus.
ical friends. and know of no better way Of
doing so than by recommending Peters, M-
sicd Monthly. Tho reading matter is not
excelled by any ofthe standard monthllcs,
and the music is all that can be desired,
both as regard quantity and quality. Know.
ing this to be the case. We have made ar
rangements with the publisher to club it
with our paper FOR $500 or we will receive
subscriptions AZ tho rate Of 50 pcr year.
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EDucArIoNAL.-Tho first Session Of the
College at Jefferson, Greene Co., Pa, will
commence on tho first Monday Of May
next.
Arrangements viii be made to secure q
competent corps Of Teachers.
The Tuition fees will be the same as in
similar Institutions.
The building formerly occupied by the
NJ. E. Church will be used until the College
elifce is completed.
A competent Teacher OF Music has been
secured. Boarding can be hal at ptivate
houses in Jefferson and vicinity at reason
able rates.
The friends Of this new enterprise are
respectfully requested to patronize it,, a
use their influence for its success.
A. A. PURM,S. Ch,irmap Of Com.
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NorrcE.---Dr F. Whittlesey's next visit
to our town will be on Monday anil Tuesday
tho 81 and 4th DAYS Of May. DR.. White
sey does not arrogatc TO himself superhuman
skill in the trcatmontbr disease. but knows,
after many years of investigation, obscrva.
ton and experience in Chronic Diseases
alone, that he is daily curing and relieving
hundreds that had sought relief in vain else
where. One reason of the Doctors success
s'that no spares no pains or expense to keep
up with the times, always having the most
effective medicines, without regard to their
cost, and also the latest and most improved
mechanical appliances to aid in the cure
DR.. Whittoscy has now very fine Atom.
izer for the treatment of diseases of the
throat. Medicines, by means off iine spray
can be applied directly to the diseased part,
Patients under treatment for diseases OF the
throat can have tho benefit Of the Atomizer,
during the two days of his visit, free Of ail
charge, by calling at the Doctors rooms.
All those afflicted with di leases of the
throat or nasal passage, are particularly in
vited to call and test its efficacy.
Remember that DR.. Whitlesey treats all
forms Of Chronic Disease, such as,Consunp.
ton, Bronchitis, Laryngitis, Catarrh, Liver
Complaint, and Dyspepsia in all its forms;
Kidney Diseases, Gravel, Fits Of all kinds,
Diseases of the Blood, Female Complaints,
Urinary Derangcments and weaknesses and
all other old standing and lingering com,
plants. DR.. Whittlesey has treated in the
last fifteen years over fifty thousand patients
with an average loss Of less than one to cv-
cry five hundred treated. When we con-
slider that many of thess cases were given up
by others before applying, it speaks volumes
Of DR.. Whittlescy and dis medicines.
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A HIGHLY intelligent lady. u resident Of
Syracuso, N. Y, says that she was Athlete
nearly year, periodically, with derange
mcnt of the circulation, the blood rushing
to tho lungs with such force US to threaten
congestion and death. This was attended
with the most intense pain in all parts of til,
body. Failing to obtain relief from any OF
tho physicians whom she employed from
time to time. she was induced to try. the
Plantation Bitters. and to her surprise and
Joy they have relieved hsr, and she il nov
in good health and ficsh.
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HOOP sEiRTs.
I Us
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W. e. u0PKlN s

W. Z. IL " II "
Has rornovoi his Manufactory & sslosrooms 70
No. ms Chestnut H., Philadelphia.
Where his "Own Make" of Champion aoop
Skirts, especially adapted To Flrst.c lass Whole
sale and Retail Trade, Will bc found 10 embrace
the most extensive nlsortuent In the uniCh
and Nil thu latest and most desirable Btyloa,
Shnp9s, Lengths and SiIos, =, %, 2jf, * yardS
round. of Plain and G0red Pahlops, WslkiSt
skirts. Reception Trails, &c. &C., togethor with
over ninety diIercnt varieties Of Missos and
styie, finish, lghtness, elasticity durability and
real cheapness. are unequa.cd by any othor
goods Ia Ihe market, and ar. warranted In every
respect, skirts nldvt ordor. Altered and Re-
rwt' i,.,ss vs Gew iStoes isaztcru rsrae exr,s,
10 Springs, 81 Cents; ~ ,springs, Is Cents; q
Springs, % Cents; - springs, G5Tonts; 5oSprinS6
COrsotsi C@rscts i'f Corsets u! 81 tfIncreus
styles and prices, from 76cents to 81 W, Stlbrad
Ing u Woriloy, "BeIkol," "}love Fitting" Ma
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dy's Patent "Soif.AdJusting Abdominal" Cor
sets, French. English and Domestic Handmade
Corsots, md superior French Patterns VI COtaii
Corses, "tur iIwn Make" TO which Ne invite
ospeolal attention.
tomploto assortment OF Ladies' Cndsr Oar.
incnts, al very low prices.
General Agent for the Bartrsn and Fsnton
other haiore tho public. Fifty-two OF these Nd.
Machines, Proo SIS each, arc being given
away to our customers, In order 10 get them
introduced. Every person In want OF articles
| In our line, should examine our goods before
purchasing elsewhere. Call or sond for Circular
at our Munufactory or Salcsrooms, No. l,il6
Chestnut st., Phila w. a. H0PKINa ~, IN
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AiL the bes, pa.en, medicines sold at the
Drug Store OF Dr.. b. W. Braden,
A LARGE Stock of Brushes just received
and for sale at G. W. Roberts Drug Store.
FoR anything in the Drug Line 60 to @.
W. Roberts Drug Store.
CRysrAL Solforino for coloring Red sold n
Braden's Drug Store.
WILSON'S pills for headache, sold at Bra.
den's Drug Store. ,,.,.,.t. r.-- Ia
PRgsrsvx your hair with Barnet's Hair
Restorative. Oct it at Bradens.
LETTER paper lOcts per quirs at Days
Book Store.
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4 youxo blood living not half dozen Of
miles away from here, was the victim Of q
Suge Joke last Sunday night lie was try
IL y b particularly ''swsst' on young
lsdY end he'd paid her several visits. This
n, ,f6lks t6ooeht the children were too little
Iekssp company, end conssyed the hint BY
e1lhoe Ne Girl out Of The room and sending
~ y ~, he lady ofths house astonishing &
~ yoas9 esnt BY bringing into tho parlor
8 hses ptees Of bread and butter and sugar,
sayins Il her kindest manner, "Thers, Bub,
~ lhis and run homo to your mother il Is
~ IIstls toyS were Ia bsd".-Bsdesr Rad.
,,ysslw iesoas ofths stAid mstrona Of
WH9soe>esf hsd'sl bssssr disposs of shslit-
GeSdyS NAT bother Asn in lite AAnnsr