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srocKs-rhe market opened firm, but soon
became weak and prices fell off 4 to IN per
cent. Speculation wss devoid 4 animation
until about the second hoard. when dealings
became fairly active and were chsractt rized
by strong tone, which continued to the close,
the improvement ranging from 4 TO 2N per
cent, the latter in Hannibal and st. Joe pre-.
ierred, which, however, closed st a reaction OF
% per cent. =
Montauk coal opened at IS and closed at 81
bid and big advance predicted. The Even
ing Post notes this stock "A feature Of the
miscellaneous list" Other stocks prominent
in the rise were the coal and granger shares,
st. Paul and omaha, Iron Mountain, Mich.
igan Central. Nashville and Chattanooga, New
York Central and Wabash. The earnings OF
the Denver and Rio Grande road for the third
week in August amounted u Ss5, 900 against
S2S, Coz same week last year. The earnings Of
the Sc. Paul and Omaha road for the third
week Of August snow gain Of $1,000 over
the corresponding week Of last year.
Transactions $4,000 sbareS
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NEwAsH, ONTARIO, ID. u, March ~, ~.
Jonat Fotheringill writes:-some two
months ago my son lost his voice. None
OF the physicians could do him any good.
Two hours after taking the second dose Of
Fellows Hypophosphite his power speak.
ing was perfectly restored. Sold by Logan,
List & Co. MwP4w
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PALArABLR MEdlclNEs.--Ayer's Cherry
Pectorsl is honeyed drop Of relief; his
Cathartie Pills glide sugar.shod ever the
palate; and his sarsaparilla Is nectar
that imparts vigor to life, restores the
health and expels disease Waterford Pa
AdrErtissy. pAw
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IL East or West, or North OF South,
They 10 themselves IN OutTSgS do,
Who eauuot boast irtsh sweet mouth,
with "a til Ike pearls begemmOd with dew
whsn OZODON1 all this supplies,
And work. the c arm before your eyes.
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FoR1rTY the body against disease. This
Is readily done by purifying oil the fluids
OF the system with DR.. TUFTS Pills. Then
there need be NO fear Of epidemics, lChills
and Fever, Bilious attacks, rheumatism,
Skin Diseases. or Nervous Debility. Buoy.
ant health and elasticity Of spirits will be
the result. ..5sr...,. .st.i5 sail.
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The Violate Belt Co., Marshall. Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro. Voltaic
Belts to the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write TO them
without DELAY. DAw
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Macon, Ga, Writes: have tesled
the virtues Of Colden's Lisbig's Liquid Ex-
tract Of Beef In general debility, weakness,
depression. dyspepsia, loss Of appetite and
nervous atfllctions, aud have found 1t the
best remedy ever used. Daw.
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sAlr-Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 10
SEEDs-Timothy seed, S. So per bu,hel.
clover s. O0a5 81 Mammoth Glover, $500 per
bushel; Kentucky Blue Grass, Der L;;s6
81 &c; Orchard Grass 81 rs. ''''''
WooIEQuoted at 40ai.c for choice washed
and one-th1rt 81 Tor unwashed. Market brisk
IN . u great deal Of wool offerad.
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steady and fairly active. Hops dull and
weak Coffee quiet, and Arm. Sugar frin
and in good demand: fair 10 good refining
| iNaINc MolaSses quiet but steady Rice
unsettled and weak; Carolina safe. Petroleum
stronger rehnerys not offering: united 9SNc;
crude 6sSa15 No: refined exc Taliow steady
and unchanged. r sin firm ut 81 46al So
Inrpenhne strong At Soc asked. Eggs dull ut
lealb1fc. Pork dull, unse tied and weak;
new mess SIC e0ai6 so; the latter fancy. Beef
nominally unchanged. Cut meats easier;
long clear sSfasJsT; short clear 9ISs9Nc,
Lard about 76c lower; moderate trade. prime
steam p 2IIzas S2k. Butter quiet at liza
zoG Cheese stronger and quiet at Ike.
PHILADELPHIA. August 2i.-Flour quiet
ana steady; Minnesota extra old stock
medium "A 7ta5 90; do fresh ground, clear.
$40 do straight So 0Ca6 76: Ohio do, new
wheat - SOL Illinois 50 So Indians choice
- sly Minnesota patent process 81 0Oa7 IS.
Rye flour scarce at 81 rs. Wheat unsettled
and depress d; rejected g7caSl OF: No. 2 ned
August 81 0sH bid, 81 0sx asked; septem.
Der 81 o. bid 81 OK asked October 81 0s
bid, 81 0sx asked; November 81 90 bid,
suck ask, d. Corn, local lots in demanI
futures dull; yellow western, track and grain
depot SIC; high mixed 63s6S1Sc; rejected
21fa53c; sail mixed August 6l5Sd bid, Sc |
ssted September 5?kc bid, 62ISc asked
OCTOBER 6yIsc bid, 69Xc asked: November |
62Nc bid. 6SIlc asked. Oats les active and |
unchanged. Provisions quiet and easier. |
Ness beef $500 Mess pork SO OO emok-o |
hams l2alSc; picked 101[allHc. Lard.
prime steam $3.50; kettle 500. Butter de-. |
mAnd fair and market firm and unchanged |
Eggs scarce and wanted at lsal9c. Cheese
arm; creamery ll1lallNc; fair to good l0IsA
lie, Petroleum firm refined 9Ec bid
Whisky firm at 81 L.
vHleAso. August 24-Flour nominally I'm.
changed. Wheat active but lower; No. 2
red winter, &c; No 9 Chicago spring S74c
ash 50 kc September; s93<c October; No. 8,
SIC: rejected &c. Corn active but lower at
exc cash S9kc September; 40,&a4t,ss!c DC.
oberi rejected 3sXc, Oats dull, weak ana
over at 20 cash; 70 August 25Zc Septem-
err 26Nc October; rejected 22c. Rye steady
no unchanged. Barley easier at 7Bc. Por,
Unsettled and generally lower at SIC 0Oal6 25
ash; SIG 95al7 90 August and September
III O0al6 % October. Lard dull. weak and
over at 81 76a7 so cash; 81 s0a7 sax Septem.
'er " 90aT 92h October. Bulk meats dull
nd lower; shoulders IS 90; short rib s. IS;
hort clear IS 20. Whl,ky steady and nm.
hanged at $l10, 100.
The following shows the fluctuations in thp
'hicago grain and provision market yesterday
8 reported BY John n. Hoon & Co., brokers'
10. 1l6O Main street: 49,
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NEw YORK, August 24-MosEY-Market
easy at 2aS per cent, closing at az per cent.
rhine mercantile paper 4tia5K per cent.
Sterling exchange bankers bills heavy ut
- SIX demand "a a3k,
/. GOVERNMENT RnNns-Innrtiva and strnnr
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DR. ]. F. CosrrLlo, office zoos ChapIine
street, Wheeling, ". Va
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h A'1Ous AntIerers-Ths Great Euro.
pan aemrdy-Dr: J. b. simp'

nj. H. sim lS0u's Specific Medicine
g kEan tgls iur SPermAt0rrhea, lmpOtelcy,
1slha VI 81 diseases resulting from selt-Atuse
nSsH1 Debility, lrritAbllityi Mental Anxiety,
COX Latitude, Depression Of Spirits and Juno
"a snaJsasuti Of Tie Nervous System generllly
q b&l q Side, Los Of Memory, Premature
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save Your HAIR. Keep Il Bea,utifaI.

save Your HAIR" heep, II 1t1tuuiui
The London Hair Color Restor- 81
err is the most delightful article 70
ever introduced TO the American 4
people, and is totally different 4
from all other Hair Restorers, be-
ing entirely free from all impure
Ingredients that render many 9TH
erarticles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falling oil the
hair exists, or prematurely gray
ness, from sickness, or other
causes, It's use will restoret the nat
ural youthful color, and cause
healthy growth, cleansing the
sclap from all impurities, dandrnf,
&C., at the same timea most pleas
ing and lasting hair dressing, fra
gravity perfpmed, rendering the
hair soft and pliable, making it
an indispensable article in every
toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hair
Color Restorer. Price, rs cents bottle.
Six bottles, 81. Main Depot for the uni
ted States, $50 North Sixth St, Philad'a.
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orrrcr DAnr 1ErrLlloEscrn, /


s fH WHEELIsg, Tuesday, August n
There has been a very good business doinl
in all wholesale branches, and the retail
honses have been doing booming business
Fruits ndyegetables are 10 be seen in pro.
fusion in the markets, Prices for these are
very cheap. Melons area drug, and can be
obtained at almos. any price,
ArPLEs-Demand good at firm prices We
quote choice eating apples at Socas2 % per
rEE-Commissi6n merchants report a
good trade. Wequote choice to fancy grades
Of sai2c, grease &c. "
CANNED Gosps Quotations: Peaches, 8 b cans,
por dog, new, $l01i2 b cans, new, 81 IS;
8 b cans tomatoes, 81 80; sweet corn, 81 26al 40;
common corn 81 10; straWberries, 2 b cans,
81 90; blackberries, 2 b cans, 81 is; raspber.
mes b cans. 81 90; plums, b cans, 81 so !;
lima beans, . b cans, 81 IS; cove oysters, 1 b
cans Light, 76c; 2 ID cans, 81 30. 80
CHnk-We quote prime new Ohio and
Western factory at l2Ifc, according 70 quail.
ity; NewYork cream. Is jj<Al7c; SweitEef, Ice
DRIED FRUITS - Quiet and steady. We
quota Apples at &c, Peaches Sc for prime
halves; 8 Prunes So; Currants new 10;
Raisins. new, layers 81 40: Valencia raisins,
new. NC. is..l5s..Fa ls.. trlf11- Ifl. sI..
E 3S Poordemand, wequOte strictlytresh
AZ loo per doz .i III, I..,,.a IN 51l
4. FESTHERs-1n good demand live geese
7 .FIsa-No 3 small mackerel bhls, IS 90;
Nc; medium mackerel, 81 90; No. 2, 81 60a
-Four Market good. Patent Satin Clos
s. %. Jobbing quotations are as follows
White wheat family s. O0a5 So rye -four IS 90. |
FRutrsAND Oranges, 90 seal 90 |
per box; tomatoes 80 cents per bushel; lem
ons, per box, 81 50a5 %: cocoanuts, per 100.
81 O0a5 90; watermelonS S3a15 per hundred
musk melons 81 Goal 16p per hundred; cabbage
81 coal IS per barrel; potatoes 81 .4eaI so per
barrel; new potatoes, 81 GOAL 60per barrel
B.rmuda onions, s. 50 per boz; pears 50 76a
90 per barrel; cncumbets, 80 as 90 bar.
rel; whortleberries 90c per bucket; peaches
100 per box; plumS $l76a2 % per bushel;
Iweet potatoes IS Copper barrel. a5F |,
GRocERIEs.-Ce6ees, fair to good Rio ut lea
&c, prime iSc, choice Ice, best roasted lBH |,
POKE yellow Rio lsxc, JAVA CSC. Srups
COMMON 26aS0c, prime 36Ai0c; choice so;
Sew Orleans molases, prime Soc, choice CSC.
sugars, refined hard crushed lie, granulated
&c, powdered lie, A coffee lOHc
exc, prairie A sugar l0c, palace G s1sc,
elbow O exc, golden @ exc, prime Sc.
Rice, Carolina choice Ike, New Orleans
'rime 1Ha7Sc, Rangoon &c. l
GEARING quote prime rad winter, l,
ailling wheat at e0a95p; prime new, S0a93c
,oFn y quoted Of 4aa60c, oats at s5a 400, and {
HAY-We quote baled at sl6 Goals 90. and j /
9oSe at Sl4 oOal7 ooi new sl3 0oal6 %, and
HoMxY-Per barrel, s. rs.
HoNEY-Per Id. sal0c. IL
NAlLs-The card rates on malta, fence and !
RAIDS from l0d to cod Is 50 %.
commissioning chickens 81 50a2 90 per /
PRoyntoss-The market for lard and pork )
good. Following are the current rates
Packages Tor meats hold a folloWE Casks l. bs
NJ Sasks go lbs; IisFeea $50 lbs. Barrels, 80 hs
4 E ~ Ios; 10 - * N. go. @ d
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"HAve had uleera,sd piles over thlrty..lx ytaIs,
anu received more brne6t In obe week from your
treatment than rim all Otksr sourc In lifetime.
In SIX weeks was entirely we'll. Have not been
tFoubIed Sinee ,,,, no,,,r,
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LIVER COMPLAINTS.

itl's V7tnss' and Irregularities, aud Is 3 potent
hTu- lI,bt' up thu system, restores and pre-
s7ai' adlth, and imParts Visor and energy. For
zqiGn u has leen Ia eXtenAiSe use, and u today
nj itIilable medicine for the suffering sick,
E!Isu'. F1r ale by all dealers.
leSsiE!
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Blind Piles.

DR. GR4Sr-"l had been suffering with piles eight
YEAR, Wht got your remedy. After using II few
Says, cot we'll, &c Nov after ays ySars, have
seen no return" MS SUSAN c. BROWN
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Five Persons Cured with One Box OK Of
Salye,

"DocroR-Aiisr usirg your ointment three
timSs, ny pies disappeared. then gave portion
% q lady friend OF mine. She used II iew umej and
vas We-And then gave What she had lefttO friend,
whom Il cured The balance Of the ointment ] y nj
10 Mr. Afford, 10 Color do He has been sufferer
lot years. II toured him; also a friend o. BY"
Yours. Mn II. 7; ALFoRp
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RlPlD AND COMPLETE CURES

d'rIsI sorys, Bills, lIumors, PIHples, EruptiOns,
Ilb-ESa lrd all dlsT'eF' ahSing from imPuHty
eSsGOai B!iU iaJisoraIing effects II always re-
sruIsi Aeh cures
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~A ~.
SHi hi OI
0Erf,ke, 10
Gitntualy|
FNybA 81
AsI ~ ,AI,
~ " FIsn
NJ ma Il.
StnJt.nd
lh ninF o!
A4k.ats vi.
- A.
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AYERS SARsAPARILLA

stn lbitOnpnuud II the hest vegetable al
EErs Stn the lniIdts Of Potassium and Iron,
shpt znai sfrriuAl Of Ill remedies isr scrOtuloul
s1r.fI q bloOd disorders. UnifgTmly suceestul
y VIM b Ii r.mt,lIal hIircta. Il nrolneas
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The Late Rains and The Crops-Politics
and BusIness NJ the County seat of
WeIEeI-PersonaI News and Gossip.
Nvw kARr1Ssytt1p August %.
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Financial and Commercial.
wheellnE lynole.aIe Marke,.

estaca Fl tlfea..a...i, ~ .st i6dt
l. rrs- = .u.fl.tL f r. l4s. .a
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- ~ ~; functions and procure Health and
49, SAlre before Wa dependency and gloom.
sSssais AsdIeins Ia being used With wonderful
] aats', snt irOs TO all. Write for them and get
W, ~ 'ist!ae, 81 % psr package, or six pacSGses
M & WI b sent by mall on receipt d money.
AKA LlsrlFt, ], h SIMPSONS MEDICINE CO.,
:. Mo- lN and loo Main St., Buffalo, n. Y,
= ~ Ia Wheeling nv LAIlGHI1H BROS. 4 CO
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PllEsl PlLES!! PILEs!l,
Bleeding Piles Filtula.
J E. GRANT. M. D
Bleeding and liberated Piles.
liberated Piles, SO Years Standing.

WIZ. ALLISON. Esq,
Treasurer ~. 10. Co, Mic
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Police News,

VIM. Green, a colored porter is
locked up on a charge of stealing an
o%vercoat from DR.. A. Wesson, jr.
Edward Turner was last night
found in the house formerly occupied
as a confectionery by Staffer q Co
rumaging about among the scattered
sweets, No prosecutor appearing, he
was discharged.
A number of plain DRINKS were
discharged.
Thirty three dollars in fines were
raked in by the clerk.
Humillor Hill was arrested last
night as party to a DeSoto street row.
and a lot Of crap" dice found in his
pocket. He was fined S25.
A darky from Pinch, with a predi
lection for DeSoto street balls and
broils, was caught mapping last night
and fined 500.
Last night lost Que vote for Han
cock, Our old friend, Corney Rodg-
ers, languishes behind the bars for a
little indiscretion.
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fannL,i tdodkni tiSaks !
The Weather.

Temperature yesterday, SO to SO de
grees, with a light westerly breeze
This morning at sunrise it was 80 de
grees, with a fresh easterly wind an,
a heavy frost. Hoary Jacks visir
during the past two nights has knock.
ed tender vegetation as cold as wedge
and crisped up green leaves into per
feet deadness.
1t rained last night down along the
gulf coast Of Texas and up to Shreve.
port, Louisiana, aud it was keeping il
up lightly when the sun rose, Nc
rain is probable here to-day, but we
will enjoy shifting brcczcs, moving
around to the northwest before night,
and the temperature will doubtless be
slightly warmer,
The average rainfall for the week
ending Saturday last, as per Signal
Service Weather Chronicle, received
this forenoon from Washington, was
as follows: Tennessee and the Ohio
valley, 1.25inches; lower Missouri val
ley and upper Mississippi valley O.O5;
west gulf states, lao; east gulf states,
3.55; lower lake region, 0.90; upper
lake region, 0.4O; New England, 0.6O;
middle Atlantic states, O.60; south At
lantie states, 1.52; eastern Rocky
mountain slope, O.10; Texas, 0.55; Rio
Grande valley, O.3O; Rocky mountains,
O.55; plateau districts, O.1O; California,
600; Oregon, lao; Canadian maratime
provinces, 1.6O; St. Lawrence valley,
O.8O.
The monthly meteorological sum
mary for October, as furnished by the
signal service Office here, reports that
the lowest temperature for the month
was 50 degrees on the 18th, and the
highest 50, on the Sd, the mean being
6O.39. The rainfall for the month
was $40 inches, and the heaviest rain
fall since 1873, and rain fell on four
teen days Of the month. The strong
est wind eams from the west, on the
18th, and was 80 miles an hour, and
when the blow Frustrated 50 many
walls and fences in and about this
city, and when a young lady was
crushed to death by a cotton shed
wall falling on her. The total mum
Der Of miles travelled by the wind over
this city during the month was 4718.
The prevailing winds we're from the
southeast, though every point of the
compass was represented at various
periods, and the oscillation of the
temperature was As degrees.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-02

to keep up the interest and attend
ance, Men seem to be too much
absorbed in business to give much
attention to a purely literary society.
But business is prosperous with almost
everyone. The election excitement
will gubside in a few days, and the old
as we'll as new members will surely
get up a revival. 1t is proposed at
least to make an effort to fill the hail
every Monday night, and to stimulate
all tho members to new endeayors,
1t is open to all, and spectators are
always heartily welcomed.
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Personal.

Personal.
DR.. Buddeke, eye and car diseases.
No. Sc east Court street. LAT
Mr.. and Mrs. Thacher are quartered
at the Peabody hotel.
Colonel Geo. W. Sappington, Of
Arkansas, has been in the city for sew.
eral days past.
The fair Miss Minnie Spicer arrived
home this morning from q trip tc
Arkansas.
Miss Fanny Triplett, after several
weeks visit to friends in Little Rock.
came home this morning.
Captain VIM. c. Haddwick, vel
known to the people of the Mississippi
valley, is home for a few days.
Mrs. General Braxton Bragg and
daughter are at the Peabody hotel, OF
their way home to New Orleans from
the north.
General D. H. Reynolds, Of Chicot
county, Arkansas,i is in the city to-day.
passing through from Little Rock
homeward.
Mr.. Ed. Schloss will leave to-mor-
row, after the election Of course, for q
southern business tour, and will b.
absent several weeks.
The venerable rector of Calvary
Episcopal church, the Rev. George
White, is expected home before the
close Of the present week.
Miss Olivia Hill Miss Louise Sneed.
North Carolina, Miss Bessie Bethel.
Columbia, Tenn, Mr.. N. Kirkpatrick
New Orleans, and j. G. Clark, Ten.
nessee, we're all visitors at the cotton
exchange yesterday.
Mr., Allan {, Mathews, editor and
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Rag shop Burned.

AT half-past three o'clock this
morning the rag and junk shop Of S.
Gabay, on Beal street, near Shelby,
formerly an ice house, caught FIRE and,
Notwithstanding the efforts Of the FIRE
department, which was quickly on the
spot, burned completely to ashes.
Nothing was saved--not a rag. The
amount of insurance is $1,000, in Muir.
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PHYS agencies. The establishment
was managed by a son Of Mr.. Gabay,
the owner, who has been absent in
Cincinnati for some time past About
70 bales of rags were ready for ship
ment on the steamer James D. Park
or this evening, and it was all de-
stroyed except 8 bales which were
hauled to the landing yesterday even.
inc
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proprietor Of the Des Arc (Ark,)
Citizen, one Of our solid and reliable
old exchanges, is in the city on bust
ness and to see how we run elections.
He is still positive that Arkansas will
60 for Hancock and English.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-02

During the old flush days it was a
practice of the unScrupulous hackman
to take a partner on the seat with him.
drive about until the passenger got
drunk, then one would get in the hack
and rob him, while the other would 90
unpublished on the plea that the rob.
Der was simply a passenger and there
fore he was not responsible. This led
to an ordinance making it a INSIDE
meanor for two to ride on a seat. A
hackman was fined three dollars for
the ofiense to-day.
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He Wanted Blood.

Henry Malone, a waiter at the
Wosham house, got into q difficulty
with another negro waiter named
John Jones this morning, and pro-
curing a pistol was about to give him
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The marriage of Mr.. VIM. F. Maender
to Miss Theresa Mooney took place
Thursday morning, October 28th, at ~
o'clock, at st. AIMS church, West Gov.
lngton, with high mass, by the Rev. Fa-
ther Willie, in the presence Of a large
company Of friends. The ceremony was
performed in an impressive manner. The
happy couple were the recipients of many
presents, and had a select party in tho
evening at her parepts' residence on High
street. Tney will leave on Sunday
evening for st. Louis, to visit for a few
days, and will then 60 TO Memphis. their
future home.-[Cincinnati Paper.
The worthy and happy couple
REACHED Memphis last night, and were
heartily welcomed by their friends.
Mr.. Maender is one Of our energetic,
self-reliaDt young men, who enjoys
the esteem and respect of all who
know him. He is a rising young citl-
zen, aud we congratulate him upon
the step he has taken, and upon the
lovely prize he has won, hoping that
the lives of both as blended in one
may be full Of days and attended with
all the blessings and happiness that
hopeful youth ever dreams Of.
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Burdeu.

Philadelphia Record
For over a fortnight Robert j. Bur
dette, the Burlington Hawkeye man.
has been in Philadelphia, with Mrs.
Burdette, who is under surgical treat
ment at the national institute, Broad
and Arch streets. The humorist is
devoted in attending upon his wife,
whose franc has been contorted by
the ravages Of infammatory rheuma-
tism. For years she has been unable
to walk. One night, shortly after
the arrival Of the couple in the oity.
a man Of slight stature stepped from
a carriage in front of the academy
and entered the house bearing a
woman in his arms. He had
seats in the family circle. It was a
star course night, and no accommoda-
ton was to be had in the lower part of
the house. He was about to climb
the stairs with his burden when he
was observed by the manager and at
once placed in a proscenium box.
Every lecture night since the man has
carried his invalid charge into that
box. This is Burdette, the Hawkeye
man, whose life is clouded in a great
affection, and yet whose pen can at
will drop the funniest Of humor.
Mrs. Burdette, under her present
treatment, has rapidly improved, and
tho other day the Hawkeye man had
the proud satisfaction Of seeing her
walk across her room, the first attempt
for many a long year. The couple
and a sister of the wife have rooms AZ
the institute, and the invalid will
continue the treatment which thus
far has proven so effective. Burdette
is all the time doing his humorous
work for the Hawkeye, and immedi-
ately after the November election he
will start upon a winter %lecturing tour.