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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

y SON's SToEY on HOW HIS FATHER
DIED.-August DuhrEoop. OF New Dur.
ham, New Jersey. committed suicide on
Tuesday Of last week by shooting. The
neighbors say that Dubrkoop and his
son had quarreled. and that young Duhr.
koOp may have fred the fatal shot Cor.
oner Crane questioned the son, who ac
knowledged that he had quarrcled with
his father, but lac said that he bad quit
the room, and soon afterwards. hearing n
pistol shot, entered tie house and foun d
his father dead.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

Truly SAID.-An exchange remarks
that man who would take paper out
Of the Office for one or two years, and
then refuse to pay arrearages, would
chase his poor lame grandmother bare.
footed half a day through thorn thick
ct just to get chance to knock out her
front teeth TO sell them for old iron.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

MURDER IN VIRGINIA. On the 10Th
nit. farmer named Goodwin, residing
in Hanover county, Va, having ascer.
tanned that his daughter, eighteen years
Old. bad been scdnced by VIM. Cooling,
one Of his former slaves. procured y ps.
toll, went to the cabin of Cooling, and
fired two balls into his body. causing al
most instant death. An inquest was
held and verdict rendered justirying
the action Of Goodman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

tV Denver, Colorado, had q terrific
storm on the 23rd ult. Upwards of six
inches of rain fell. In the mountain
towns snow fell to the depth of three
feet. Many railroad bridges and en-.
bankments were swept away.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

tVThe harvesting of the wheat crop
has already commenced in Texas, and
flour made from the new wheat has Just
been received at st. Louis. The crop is
represented as being the most abundant
ever raised in Texas. whilst the quality
is excellent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

Thc Democratic Executive Commit.
tee Of Hampshire County, are requested
TO meet ut the Court house in Rompey.
on Tuesday the 9th day Of June next,
being the first day OF the County Court.
a full attendance is desired, as busi.
ness Of importance will be transacted.
JOHN w. MARSHALL.
May ., 1876. Chairman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

HAGE1sTowS-SUDDES DEATH.-The
Tieice.n- Week says: "On Thursday
morning daughter OF Mr.. John Claman,
about fifteen years OF age, who resides
on Bethel street. whilst making fire
suddenly fell beside the stove and ex
PRED IN few moments. IL appears
that the girl had been eating very freely
OF locust blossoms aud IL is thought that
within the blossoms there may have
been some poisonous bugs, probably
young potato bugs, rs they are quite nu.
merous. That the blossoms are poison.
Gus is extremely doubtful. for we have
seen children devour them in large guam.
titles, without injury"
How TO MAKE A SCANDAL. MoveyR
Take grain OF falsehood. a handful
OF Run.abOut. the same quantity Of MIN.
blctonguc, a sprig Of the herb Backbite.
n teaspoonful OF Don't you tell IL. six
drains Of Malice, and few drops OF En-.
Wy. Stir we'll together and simmer half
an hour Add little Discomfort and
Jealousy, then strain through bag OF
DEMONSTRATION, cork il no in n bottle
OF Malevolence, and hang il upon a
skein or street-yaru. Shake IL occasion.
ally for few days. and it will be it for
use. Let q few drops be taken before walk.
ing ',and tho desired result will follow.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

tV Four persons have died from
triclline Mt Savona. Steubcn county, n.
T.. within few days, and several 9th.
ers are sick from the same cause.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

IYIIow many thousand parents ought
to be whipped every day for doing ex-
actly what they would hammer their
children for.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02
Established ls3O-vol. XIII.
South 9ranfls aatelliseaeer.
ROMNEY. FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 1875.

2 0Tke next tern Of the County
Court for this county. will commence on
Tuesday. the 9Th day Of June. James
Sheetx. Esq. President. George Spaid
and Daniel Mytinger, Esq'rs., Justices.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02
TuE CUMBERLAND DAILY NEWS,
\ MORNING NEWSPAPER.

LAS large sod steadily increasing eirculs-
i !sVo7. smbrscipS she city, counuy sod
mining regions, and sfiords 80 tIcelleD t.sdver
Using medium. Send for rstes. Address
HENRY y. JOHNSON, prop'r.
~ Baltimore Street,
Cumberland. -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

y CHILD's TnoUGnT.-At the tuner.
al Of a lady lately, in Al Eastern city.
her child was permitted to see her re.
mains. There was not dry eye in the
room when the little girl immediately
took her seat By the side OF her father.
saying, Mamma has gone to sleep with
rosebud in her hand when she wakes
up she will be all we'll again"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

lVwork in tho garden il you would
have health aud vegetables.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

To Wash Dark Cdlicocs and Iercoies.---
The dark colored calicoes and percales,
even Of good and enduring colors, will
look the cleanest if they are washed in
soft water with q fne quality Of soap.
not allowing the water to I've too hot for
rubbing them, and after sudsing them. To
place them in rinse water in which
tea-cup Of salt to two gallons OF water
has been dissolved. The starch should
be quite strong with salt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

A COOP CEMEST.--Alum md plas-
ter Of paris. we'll mixed with water and
used in a liquid state. will corm very
useful cement it will be found quite
handy for many purposes. 1t forms u
very hard composition. and for fxisr,
the brasses, etc., on lamps. nothing could
be better.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02
South Branch Intelligencer.
Wila0sn Harper. Editor.
O1'fe, Corner .Nais and Gravel Lone STE.
Eo.ssr, wssr viaein,A.
fRRNo:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS ne,
snnnm-orTWO DOLLARS. ifpaid In ad vance
NO pape, will be discontinued. except AZ the
been settled.
TERMS or ADvERrIsfNo
The rates OF advertising are, Tor a square item
iines) or less, Or. DoiLxs AND F,vrv DR.. ~,
three observation-disclosures ones In the same propor.
'ion Each continuance 373 cents
Quarterly, half yearly. and yearly advertise
ments inserted alta liberal reduction on the above
intes.
Yearly advertisers disseminating during tho
year will he charged regular rates
No advertisement 70 be considered BY the month
or year unless specified on the Manuscript or pre-.
'iously agreed upon between the parties
Resolutions OF associations, communication of
limited interest. and notices Of deaths exces
rxS LINKS will he charged ten cents per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

CuRE Fon CIour.-A piecc Of lar,i
as big rs butternut. rubbed up with
sugar, divided into three parts and Civ.
en- Mt intervals Of twenty minutes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

To FAsTEN LABELS TO TN CANs.--
Put tcaspooninl Of brown sugar into
quart Of paste, and it will fasteh labels
as securely 10 tin cans rs TO wood.--
Housckcepers may save themselves
much annoyance in the loss OF labels
from their fruit cans when putting up
their own fruit, by remembering this.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-02

CANE CHAIRs.-To clean and restore
the elasticity Of cane-chair bottoms. turn
the chair bottom upward, and with hot
water and sponge wash the canc.work
we'll. so That it is we'll soaked should it.
be dirty. use soap let 1t dry in tho air.
and it will be as tight and firm as new.
provided none Of the canes arc broken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-07
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.
he GOT THROUGH THE DAY COMFORTABLY Axn

RESTED EASILY LAST NIGHT.
The venerable Commodore was easier In body and
mind yesterday and last night than he had been fol-
several days Ho rested well Saturday night and
awoke cheerful yesterday morning. Either Dr.
Lindsy or DR.. Elliott was present throughout the
day. Rev. DR.. Deems, pastor OF tho Church
of tho Strangers who Is old personal friend
Of Mr. Vanderbilt, spent several hours with
him yesterday, convorsng on religious matters
In the course OF the conversation tho Com modorc said
that his mother had got tho maxims OF tho Bible i'm
planted so firmly his heart that nothing could eradt
cate them. II being communion Sunday in DR..
Deems church OF which Mr.. Vanderbilt and her
mother nrc communicates, although they have MOI
been able to attend since tho Commodore WIS taken H.
the reverend gentleman, alter the morning service,
administered the sacrament at the residence OF tho
Commodore, tho latter and about dozen members OF
tho family partakng.
The Commodore received curing tho day n number Of
personal friends and relatives, among them being his
daughter Mrs. Cross and her daughter Mrs. Morse;
Miss Phebc Vanderbilt, his sister, Mr. W. IL Vanderbilt
and his son n-law, Mr. Crawford He was very cheer.
full throughout the early part OF the evening aud seemed
to be generally In the condition he In previous tho
eIapse on Friday night last Mr.. William II. Wander.
bit remained by the side OF his athcr until acr eight
O'Clock last night. shortly after that time ThurloW
Wood called and remained with the Commodore until
after ten O'Clock. When Mr.. Weed had taken his do
parturc the patient was still IN a taIkativc mood and
INDUCED In pleasantly with DR.. Elliott about Tho
propensity OF the latter TO fall asleep when sitting ~
with him nj night The Commodore passed the night
comfortably, failing aslccp nt intervals OF an nour OF
so and doing tor hall an hour.
Al consultation held by the physicians at halfpAst
last night II was decided that the present symp-
toms arc net Incompatible with the temporary
cry Of the patient, although no hopes OF permanent
convalescence arc entertained.
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rs the steamer touches the hank plank Is run out
ana the soldiers move out. Huge fires
are soon blazing, and by their light tho
axe l. swinging deity, and the noise
or falling trees and crashing OF the branches
minglc with the cracking OF the fires and the hum
OF the human voices that have suddenly broken the
silence OF the woods. II Is cheerful and animated
sight that exercises weird charm the human
mind. Groups OF men carry the logs their comrades
had cut down TO the steamer. IL seemed II
enough wood was cut down at each stopping to last
the steamer the whole trip. but no matter how
hard the men worked, the steamers insatiabe
had to be daily recommended. On our second day
out we nearly came to grief. Passing bend in q
considerable rapid, the being too strong for
our engines q line was made fast on shore, and we
were hauled around the dangerous point but not
without Knocking three OF the paddle blades Off the
wheel. The most dangerous portion Of the passage
had been safely passed. The strain the trees
the line was attached to proved too much. and they
were torn up by the roots. The steamer drfted for
some time down stream until we struck the oppo-
site bank. Fortunately further damage was
done, and by bringing the "nigger" into operation
and hauling the lines got safely through. A
great deal Of time was lost, however, and when we
tied up to the bank for the night only thirty miles
had been made from the point we had left In the
morning.
POWDER RIVER.
Saturday morning, July 90 was ushered in by
a small sensation. Sherdan's Bluffs were distinctly
in view and we knew Powder Biver lay In front of
Them and at this point we might consider ourselves
within the region of active hostiIitics. About an
hour after breakfast q boat drawn IN on the left
bank OF the river was noticed from the steamer.
closer inspection revealed the fact that two OF Uncle
presence of captive eagle showed that the occu-
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WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFicER,
WASHINGTON, August I'll a. N.


WASHINGTON August I'll A. NJ
Probabilities
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States rising, fol.
owed by nearly stationary barometer, southwcstcriy
to souheastcrly Winds stationary to rising ,omT
turc partly cloudy weather. with rain in tho
latter and the Carolinas
For Tennessee the Ohio Valley and lower lake re.
gion, rising barometer stationary or slightly higher
temperature, partly cloudy weather occasional thun.
dcrstorms and southcrly winds, veering to westerly,
except easory in portions of the first
tons.
For tho upper lake region higher barometer west.
erly winds gradually backing to southerly slight
changes temperature and clear clearing weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
cys, rising, followed by falling barometer, cool north
to west winds shifting to warmer southcry cast
ery and clear weather.
For tho Eastern and Middle states, rising followed
by falling barometer, westerly 10 southerly winds,
stationary to rising temperature and clear, partly
cloudy weather, with possibly occasional thundec
storms In tho northern portions and Virginia.
The Central Ohio River continues slowly rising, and
tho Mississippi, from st. Louis to vIcksburg, slowly
falling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-07
ENCOUNTER WITH BURGLARS.

DESPERATE FIGHT WITH REvoLvERs-AN OFF,
GER SERIOUSLY INJURKD-EsCAPE OF THE
woULD-BE NuRDEnKRs.
Long BRANCH, n. j., August G. 1876.
Police onlcers A. c. viger and William +. vsndykc
at an carly hour this morning discovered three bur-
glars cndcavoring to break into the residence OF Mr.
Frank CorIes. Tho officers captured them and while
on their way to the station the burglars simulane.
ously drew their revolvcrs and
YfKEp OFFICERS,
who returned the FIRE. but without effect Over
dozen shots were exchanged, during which Officer
Vecr was shot IN the abdomen. which may prove "a
tai vandykc receiving Two bullets through his nat,
but injured
MrRDERERs
made good their escape but the officers are upon their
track Governor Bedlo has offered reward OF $500
for their arrest Drs. Pcmberion and Chattlc have
rrobcd Tor the bullet, but cannot trace It's course, and
the patient thus lies In a critical condition.
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FRANCE.

Az INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION IN 1880 PRO-
PosED-DEsTRUCTIvE FIRE AT NANTES.
PARIS, August 9, 1870
II Is reported that company is forming for the pur-
pose of holding another International Exhibition IN
1850.
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
large sugar refinery in Nantes was destroyed by
nro last Friday ono killed and several were
injured. Tho loss is not exactly known, but will
amount to several million francs
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RAILROAD COLLISION.

FREIGHT CARS AND ENGINE BADLY SMASHED.
KEESr, n. IT,, Aug. 9, 1870
On the Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad n COL
lision occurred this afternoon between passenger
train rnd Cheshire freight tram Five cars OF the
latter the engine OF the former badly
Mr. d. b. Butcher, one Of the passengers, danger
ously injured
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor NJ b. Anderson, President Of Koehcsss.
University is at tho Everett House Francisco Con
zacs Errazurz OF the Gillian Centennial Commission.
Is at the Clarendon Hotel Colonel James o. Broad.
head of St. LOUIS. is a, tho st. Nicholas Hotel G. O.
Richmond Centennial Commissioner for Colorado and
william MacMchael of Philadelphia, are at tho Hon.
man House. Charles +. Macdonald, superintendent Of
tho Money order Bureau OF the Post Office Department.
Is at the Windsor Hotel
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ROUM

4 NEW MINISTRY FORMED, WITH M. BRATIANo
AS PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL.
LONDON. August o, 1876
Reuter- telegram from Bucharest announces that
new Ministry has been formed with NJ. Bratano Prcs
dent OF tho Council and Minister OF Finance, and NJ.
Jocuescn Minister of Foreign Anaira
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WASHIN GTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, August Q, 1870
THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL-AGREEMENr OF
THE CONFERENCE coMMIrrEE-APPRoPBIA-
r1oNs FOR THE PRINCIPAL RIVERS AND HAIR
BoRs
The joint conference committee on the River and
Harbor bill have finished their work. and Will tomor-
report the bill they have agreed upon The bill
will undoubtedly pass both houses without modhca'
ton The following the Eastern items, as well as
the appropriations for all leading rivers and harbors
rh ,o,., .nnrrt orrrorria,ed Ia nm evcn AZ 600 OOO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-07
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

SAN FRAScrsco, Cal, August G, 1875
The billiard tournament concluded last night
The game between Sexton and GARNER, GOO points,
French carron by the former ut the iorticth
inning by FOG points The best runs werc-scxton.
40; GARNER, 10 Tho nvcrases-Scxton, Is; GARNER,
III
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THE DESTRUCTIVE ELEMENT
CARPENTERS SHOP DESTROYED

PROVIDENCE, H. l., August 0, 1875
Gre hero last night partially destroyed the carpen
ter shop and planning mill 81 William I. Urquhart on
Scot, street, The loss Is 1900 and the Insurance
900.
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INFECT OF TIE CAPTURE OF GURousovArz-
THE WAR VIRTUALLY FINISHED.

INJECT OF TIE CAPTURE OF GURousovArz-
THE WAR VIRTUALLY FINISHED.
LONDON, August 7, 1870
despatch from widdn to the Standard says the
of the capture Of Gurgusovaz by Eyoob Pacha's
army, which continues its march northward, caused
Osman Pacha to deter his attack Saitschar where
be awaits Eyoob's arrival
THE MAIN FORCE OF THE sERvIASs AT sAIrscHAR.
The Setvian army has probably retired, and
saitschar is only held by guard. Eyoob should join
Osman two days, and their united will then
march on Paratchn.
VIRTUALLY
Osman's soldiers are impatient Of delay. Little moro
fighting is anticipated. The scrvans face the
Turkish troops The latter moving / expect
TO hear that Scrvia has sued for peace. The
is virtually finished.
TURKEYS FIGHTING
At Nssa the entire Turkish army In the field, except
ing tho forccs at Sophia and in Bosnia and Albania,
numbers Y, 600, with fifty squadrons OF cavalry.
THE TURKS ABANDON xLEK.
Tho Standards Ragusa special announces that tho
Turks have abandoned Kick alter estroyng tho fort
ncationa
THE BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
letter to the Daily News dated Philippopolis July
b. says-An investigation into the atrocities
sprocecdIng 1t will probably be reported that sixty
villages have been burned and II 900 persons killed
Mr.. Schuyler thinks the reports Of atrocities commit
ted BY the Bulgarans un!ounded. There are hor-
r1ble scenes at Batok.
sBvsN THOUSAND BODIES FOSTERING
Seven thousand bodies have been lying there sin CO
May IL, rotting In the No crimo invented by
Turkish fcrocity has been left uncommtted.
NEED OF ASSISTANCE
There urgent need Of assistance for starving fam
Iic&
CAPTURE OF GURGCsovArz
special despatch says the capture Of Gurgusovatz
was q splendid victory Both sides fought we'll Tho
population fed to Paratchin, whittier 800 wounded
have been taken.
MuKHrAR PAsnA ABOUT TO SURRENDER
The Daily Telegrdphs Vienna telegram says Mukhtar
Pasha Is in a desperate situation at Trcbine, and is
expected to surrender. The widdn army is operating
against the Servian General Lcschjanin.
FABRICATED DISPATCHES.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times remarks that
people surprised that England not
sent military attaches to watch officially the Eastern
war Owing to the absence Of official information II
has been possible TO fabrcate kilograms for financial
operations
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y1RI IN A NEWSPAPER ory1cy.

MONTREAL, August o, 1876
nre which occurred this morning in tho once of
the Lusstrated canadian Nes caused loss Of $4,000
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Average temperature yesterday. ............... -
Average temperature tor corresponding dato last
year ........................ 7sX
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THE WEATHER. YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty -four hours compar.
son with corresponding date or last year, ndi.
Gated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
nstttA,
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SEWING MACHINE WORKS BURNED.
ArRoRA, Ont. AUG

AURORA, Ont, August 9, 1876
A fire this morning destroyed Joseph Flcury's cx-
tcusivc agricultural and sewing machine works. The
loss estimated Al $4,000. There is insurance on
either building or stock
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A.-BENNETr BUILDING.

RECIPE FOR FAIR sKlN-UsE DAILY
,sx's SULPHUR soar, the national purifier.
IIiLLs HAIR DYE black or brown. 80 csnts
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
/NAXCERs.-A NEW TREATISE EXPLAINING THEIR
~ successful treatment sent free ORA BROWN srOD.
pARD, No. y West 18th IT.
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GABLE N IL w :
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE TURCO-SERVIAN WAR.
The Conflict Said To Be
At An End.
The Servians Centre at
SaitSchar.
BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
A New Roumanian Ministry
Formed.
VNTERN lTTONAT FRENCH EYHTRJTION
BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
A New Roumanian Ministry
Formed.
INTERNATIONAL FRENCH EXHIBITION.
WAR IN THE EAST.

THE ARMY OF THE DRINE ADVANCING INTO
BosNIA--DEFEAr OF THE EGYPTIAN DIVISION
OF THE TURKISH ARMY-THE sERvIANs xvAC-
UATE GURGUsovATZ.
SEMLIS, August 6, 1870
Two thousand volunteers belonging to the Army OF
the Drino advancing into Bosnia They complain
OF the lack OF efficient officers
EGyrTIAS DIVISION DErEATEn
Colonel Auttch defeated the Egyptian division
yesterday the road between Sicnitza and Novi-
BazaE
sERvIAys EvACUATE GuRGosovATz.
rhe Scrvians under General Horvaovitch, after 1vc
days fighting Trcssibaba, evacuated Gurgusovaz
yesterday and occupied position between Gurgusovatz
and Bauja
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RECIPE FOR FAIR SkIN.-UBE DAILY
HIS HAIR DYE black or brown. 80 centa
A.-BENNErr BUILDING.
LOCATED ON NASSAU ANN AND FULTON STA
h ro sEf IN TEay shAsoNAshE D TERMS SsS
,.v,,s, y,xx ssuirABxE , soK orv,cv.
APPLY on Tux PREMISES.
A-THE Beautiful. SILK ELASTIC TRUSS
sold only 10y ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 8s5 Broadway,
rupture
CRlsTADoRO's HAIR DYE ACCOMPLIsHEs ITS
work spcndidy instantly. sacy Wholesale and RETAIL ~
John St
ELECTRIC BELTs-fOR DEBILITY IN MEN
Call or send Tor circular {" j. kAKK $50 broadway.
without mcdcine tho reliable remedy discov
cred. ~ John ~.
IN LOW, MARSHY NEIGHBORH GODS AND
fcv-rish climates SPEERS PERUVIAN BirTERs
preventative aud cure
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
o. serp any OF KEEPS shirts unless perfectly satisf.csory
571 broadway, and 92i Arch 81. Philadelphia.
LEA Is PERKINS,
woRcEsrrnsninx SArcR
Is the original and only worcestershire Sauce
POLITICAL NET BANNERS, FLAGS, PORTRAlrS
Transparenccs, &c., old headquarters
HOJER 4 GRAHAM. 81 Duane st.
sPEER's PERUVIAN BiTrERs-rhE MOST RE
liable tonic levers at sPEES native wine
depot. 34 Warren st. corner Church. New York.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATTHEWS. LIST av., and 2esh o.. city.
sPEER's PERUVIAN BirTERs-sURE PREvEN.
and Tor fevers pains In limbs and
hesd st sPEERS native wine depot "a Warm st.
Church. IL
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CRlsTADoROs HAIR DYE ACCOMPLTsHEs IT'S
work plenddy instantly. safely wholesale and RETAIL ~