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b. WHITE j. BROS,
Manufacturers Of
PORTLAND CEMENT,
ROMAN CEMENT, KEENF,S CEMENT
Works: Swanscornbe, England. The contracts to sup
Ply over ten thousand barrels of Portland Cement for
strengthening the foundation If the Washington Monu
Inent were awarded to us all competitors Ce-
ment being the strongest and best.
HOWARD FLEMING, sole agent United States, %
Liberty street, New York.
H. L. BISCOE
Agent for District of Columbia BISCOE'S 10th street
wharves. where supply will be kept constantly on
hInd. jy2O
DAINTS. OILS. WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS.
JOHNSTONE'S KALSOMINE and MASCRY'S LIQUID
- PAINTS, ready for use. (Sond for circplars.)
Estimates furnished to Builders full stock of AR
lists SUPPLIES always ON hand.
GEORGE RYNEAI., JH.,
mo 41S It'll STREET NORTHWEST.
MARTIN & CO.'S PULP MORTAR
LIE BLACK,
For Bricklayer's Use
Where Black Joints Required.
Best In the world. Only black that never fades.
j. H. JOHNSON & CO., AGENTS.
ap27 18th street Wharf and 1902 street northwest
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AUCTION SALES.

MA sTSTEWsNT sEy5N s oGTavE EosEMoop
9 Lon sU rTSE 6 Fh SHINES sIp fsRk
d rAkhs s NhSpH r sH sEN R5s Ss
s sLE WaLSU JesY ahsEE SETS VAL 1
Pfsk AZ SHA1h; RaSfSS eRSs Msst
HaIk hsD " oTnER 1 ATfEs SAsDk1 Wfki
ssf ekT rN shAHEB copy r Bk6ssf A fa
PEsTRf AND oTHEk GA A!s!,, I;ARaE RUGS.
INes; NoITISSHAM LACE CURT rs; LARGE
SSsSlE3 OF R fkhsEEAa CHM krc AfR
sS4z S$SaSs,fss II
UUcl po,, we viii sell at the residence of NJ
the FSrnfnr Ct I'd
thersin mos. an OF which was made to order and is
s24-4t DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
F'Hos. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.
BSEGK SAhH pE Ns I,g ssFR
Of September. 1874, and recorded in idber No. 7es ma
lunbia the undersigned trustees will sell, at public
f5sei s t. e A2SPA foa th
O'CLOCK NJ, all Of lot .'B," in square is9, in the
Terms Of sale one-fourth of purchase none, to be
one two and three years with interest day Of sale
dSr Se esn @ to he Of b
a cash = the be option Of the
Purchssers cost The Trustees reserve
the right to resell at risk and cost Of defantng pur
days from day Of sale.
VIZ %hG. F F. E APKRb6EEsffi Trustees
Office 400 9Th street northwest.
House open for inspection after O'Clock Of day
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BOOKS, &c.

NEW BOOKS
The orktown Campaign and Surrenderof CorpwaIis
BY Henry Z. Johnston upstrstetl.
Ancient Brolize implements of Britain and Ireland
BY John Evans. +. r. 8
nus9ns. by James Suily, Inter. Sci. Series.
s,efsidlIie, a Sony eIIir 81 the 1t. Lawrence
Camp Life, b. VI. III. Gibson.
French Self hr t.v Alfred Ssr5ou
Danen's Gnost. Red Robin SERIES
he Lutaniste "a st. Jacoti's. l.. H. Series
,ue OF Three, by Jessie Fothergin.
Wild WORK, By Mary T.. Bryan.
FRANCIS b. MOHUN
BOOkSELLEE STArIONER,
81 1915 pennsy ivanis a1fnle.
VNiE TRAGEDY OF A. Tread DIR. CROWF'S
II Trasctiy. AtrahaIa Lincoln y , Gets. q PAGES
Deter than the ater. send Is postage for
cory IN Dr. Seden Isl Lexington avenue. New York
sl5-lmr
GUNNER READING.
The Beautiful Wretch: Vim. Black
An Ocean Free Lance. w. Clark Russell.
The GeorZials, R1siId Robin Series.
Among the Hills; Leisure Hour Series
A Gentleman Of Leisure; EflSar FawCett-
Synnove SObhaken. from the Morse
How i CrBSssd Africa. Major Pinto.
England without. ard Within: Il. Grant White.
Friens D.e.t. r.. Stuart Phelps
Book OF Love Stories: Nora Perry.
Poems Of Ballads. Heine.
Franklin Square Library.
JAMES J. CHAPMAN.
MEIROPOLTTAN BOOKSTORE,
U9 9ll PeHnsJ lvania avenue.
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(1HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK RESI-
~ DENCE ON NORTH SIDE OF NJ BETWEEN
TWENTIETH AND TWENTY FIRST STREETS

iHhAANNGIE El KS SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK RESI-
~ DENCE ON NORTH SIDE OF NJ BETWEEN
TM1lENTIETH AND TWENTY FIRST STREETS
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of thee.
% o. GoluM6ia passed Oh the 18th day Of Sep i
temDer. A. D. 1881, in equity No. 1920, and-IA
by consent all parties interest the undersigned trus
tees VII sell at public auction front of the premises
TTReEES SS the TWyEINTY;SEyENTH DAY OF SEP
MBER, AID 1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, the fol-
ioSn , real estate situate in the city Of Wash
fw reG 51 thirty sl and thirty O in
~ % S99 beginning for said parts of Lots
a. ont on street ninety (98) feet west of the
corner OF said square thence due north
an s aey thence south along said alley ninety s3
ie 10 M street thece along said street to the place
q, with the improvements thereon and
as prescribed by the decree third Of the pur
SIX 90 and twelve 90 months respectively with interest
IRON Gay OF sale or all cash at the option of the pur
onasr. deposit OF $50 required at time of sale. All
at cost of purchaser If the terms of sale
are not complied with within days from date OF sale the
rstss reserve the right to resell risk and cost of
defaultlng purchaser.
-, notss Sc f louisiana avenue. Trustees
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts- ~ SIS %. "a a7
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- q 4
TWO TwO-sTORY FRAME DWELLINGS WITH
ADJOINING LOT. ERONTING ON l. STREET.
BEIWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH
STREETS NORTHW EST, Nos. 1907 AND 1909
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-1S.,
FIRST, st HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ. e
we shall sell. in front Of the premises, valuable
building lot fronting fifty feet l. street. running
back the derth thereof. improved by two twostory
frame dwellings, containing five and six each
Also, adjoining lot which will be sold separately
Terms of SALE One third cash. balance in six twelve
and eighteen months for notes bearing interest
cured by deed of trust property sold. All convey
acing at purchasers cost. $50 down each piece at
the time Of sale.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
sled Auctioneers.
HE THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the death of the President until TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER TWENTY SEVEN, at FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO..
s2l-d Auctioneers.
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DUNcANsoN BROS, Auct,oneers.

1 ySn1>oON bIsOS., Aucuoneers.
TRpSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PpHnONED PROPERTY ON NORTH 1 STREET
Pr! BEL 1MEEN DELAWAREAYENUEA AND SECOND
STREET EAST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of two deeds of tr,.st-one dated May
t ISL 10 and recorded in ber $685. folio 81 and Es3
e otner dated August H. 1879 and recorded in, x
30 iono w ct seq. Of theland records of wash
MkDa coHhty IN the District of Coumbia-and at The
n,i;c m ,e party SecMred thereby will sell
PAY OE SEPIEMBER, A. d. 1881 at FIVE O'CIOCKP
N front OF the premises, all those certain pieces or
Rarees Of ground lying in the City Wsshngon
lie strlcto Coiumhia, and known and distinguished
ss oti s.; n nm eight nine CO.. l0) and
!II, u tlie suD0lVsaon OF square hundred and
sixteen ssi6 tcgethsr with al the ways
easements, rights privileges and other Embellishments
20 the same DeiCng1ng or In any wise appertainng.
Terms one tnrd cash: balance in SAX and twelve
months notes 70 bear six per interest and to be
secured by deed OF trust On the premises Sold Convey
Ancng ana recording at purchasers cost Terms to Be
complied Win IN seven days. otherwise the Trustees re-
ssrye the ght 10 rese the properly at the risk and
In some newspaper published in Washingtrn b. O. a
Of sale JOHN ARDEESER ) = = 1880
s1O-eo&ds GUSTAV GIESIER trustees
~ ON ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF THE
President the above sale Is POSTPONED UNTIL
IAuRSDAY, the TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF SELL
TENDER. 1881. at same hour and place. II
s2o-eo&ds GUSTAV GfESIER. Trusfees.1
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS.
Pure Wool Cashmere, all colors, (incuding black Csc.
Shetland Shawls. all coors ST. $1.25 81 50. Madras
Dress Glnghams beautiful styles, very fine quality TO-
- 15c. Beautiful Fall Dress Goods, 12c. About one
thousand remnants of Dress Goods Silks Cloth, Can
ton Flannel Cotton and many other remnants too nu-
merous to mention, which are selling of
CHEAP-LESS THAN COST.
NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY REMNANTS CHEAP.
Double White Blankets, Sl.5O Very fine quality In
da Linen only 20c Extra large size pure White Bridal
Quilts, q. 25. White Honey Comb Quilts, So g. 75
Sc, ST. Red Twill Flannel all WOOL CSC. Pure white
all linen Table Damask so, &c., ST. Pure Linen Dinner
Napkins, 75c Dozen Colored Cashmeres all pure wool
one yard and quarter wide, SOC. Sun Umbrellas at
cost. ColOred and Black Silks only &c. Black and
White Striped Silks, Soc
CARRIERS,
a29 I'll MARKET SPACE
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"HOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON CITY.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of theGs
District OF COLUMBIA, passed on the Goth day of aa
teniber 18th, 1881, in Equity Cause No. 7O1 Jane E.
Srother James Nicholson. the undersigned will sell
B PA1. THE TWENTY Ssi EIGHTH I DAY OF sEPTEM-
premises the following described property All Of that
part OF OF No g. square No. 1885, in the City of wash
ngtOn ID. of c., beginning for the at point on
north al street. two feet six inches west of the south
east corner Of lot No. 6; running thence west by the
hundred and six feet ten inches to line of said lot
e. thence east by said line fifteen feet thence south
one hundred and six feet inches to the beginning the
same being improved by two story frame dwelling
Terms OF sale prescribed by the Decree One third
cash balance in two equal payments six and twelve
months with interest from day of SALE the deferred
and deed OF trnst upon the property. All
at the cost OF the purchaser 500 to be paid down when
the property is struck off.
WILLIAM D. CASSIN. Trustee
sl3-d No 81 Congress street, Georgetown, d. G.
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
~ WARRINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER p 1851
- To obtain any ~ these Letters the applicant must
call for ADvERTisEp IErrERs" and give the date ~
this list.
to the Dead Letter Office
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Now, This is the Way.

The editor Of an Italian newspaper,
having given oflense to one of his fel.
low citizens and political antagonists,
lately received q letter from him
conched in these proyocatory terms :
"5lr, cannot send my seconds 10
such scoundrel as yourself. Here.
by, therefore, smite you, That is
the sole object of this letter. 1t con
veysto you, on my. behalf, a sound
slap on either cheek. Be thankful
for my moderation, which has SPAR
cd you postal consignment OF hear
~ 'thwacks with my iavorile walking
sticl; remain, &c."
Inis eplatOlary assault appeared in
the next mornings issue ofits vic
Tins journal, as well as the following
iruculent reprisal also, perpetrated
in pen and ink: "Inimitable adverse.
ry-ln compliance with yourrequest,
hasten TO thank you for haying sent
me only couple OF cuffs instead of a
severe thrashing. You have struck
me in writing. Similarly, | hereby
discharge all the six barrels of my re-
yolver at your head, and kill you by
letter. An soon as you shall have
perused thin note, you may consider
yourself dead man. l salute your
corpse with the highest consideration
Yonrs, &c,'
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Cotton Seed Oil Butter.

We had the pleasure yesterday o
meeting DR.. K. r. Roberts, Of New
Orleans, who showed the reporter 9
sample of cotton seed oil butter, which
he Is endeavoring to find a market foI
in this State. The Doctor says that
a gallon Of oil makes seven pounds OIL
butter. He manufactures two quail
ties, one for table aud another for gen
eral household purposes. 1t can be
sold at 10 and 20 cents per pound by
wholesale. DR., Roberts claims that
the butter excels ordinary butter found
in stores, because that it is purer,
while it contains the same elements
pure butter does. without the milk
10 make it rancid and IMP .latable.
--San Antodio Express.
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Kissing the Wrong Man.

A very Imaginable occurrence wa,
wi messed at the Union Depot last
night. When the train from the
South stopped lady alighted, and
,ceing a gentleman standing by, whom
she supposed to be her husband, she
ran to him threw her arms around hi.
neck and showered kisses upon him
This gentleman made no objections
but when she ceased OSCILLATIONS g
gentleman standing near By remarked,
" Well, Laura, haven't you made d
mistaken" Laura turned toward him
in establishment, and flying into his
arms buried her blushing face ON hi:
shoulder, saying, "Lord bless me
Steve, thought it was you'll Why
didn't You sp, ak?"--Terre Haute Ex.
press.
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Bales for Finding Amount Of In
terest,

Of.any sum for any number ofdays
at various annual percentage. The
answer is in cents.
Four per cent-Multiply the prin.
cIpal by the number OF days it is 10
run separate right hand figure from
product aud divide by nine.
Five per cent-Mulliply by num-
Der OF days and divide by 70.
Six per cent-Multiply by the num-
Der of days, seperate right hand figure
and divide by 6.
Eight per cent-Mulfiply by mum.
Der OF days, and divide by As.
Nine per cent-Mulliply by num-
Der Of days, separate right hand figure
and divide by four.
Twelve per cent-Multiply by num-
Der of days, separate right.hand
figure and divide by 3.
Fifteen per cent-Multiply by mum.
Der of days and divide by "a.
Eighteen per cent-Multiply mum:
Der of days, separate the right.hand
fgre and divide by 2.
Twenty per cent-Multiply num-
Der OF days and divide by Is.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-13

FKTRRsos's MAGAZINE for January
is the most superb number ever issued
Of that popular lady's book. hire
are two steel engravings. "Ilappy AS
a Queen, displaying AT Doctor
tie latter ono Of the most amusing Of
its kind we have almost ever seen.
Besides these, there is double-sze,
steel; Paris fashion flste, elegantly
colored, a pictured in itself, aud also
a very beautiful colored pattern fol
working in crcwel: "Sun Flower
design, an establishment alone as ex.
pensive as the finest chrome. In all,
there are about fifty engravings in the
number, counting the wood engrav
ings. The stories are all original AM
by such writers as Mrs. Ann S. Ste
p ems, Mrs. R. Harding Davis, Franz
Zee Benedict. "Josiah Aliens Wife,
Jane G. Austin, ETC., etc., a galaxy
thatsno other lady's book can show
Specimens OF the magazine seat grati'
to persons wishing to get up clubs
| Everybody ought to take 'PrTdRsoN'
for 1882. Address CHAs. j. PETER
SON. BOG Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Pa.
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:
The Funny Man.

A grave looking stranger walked in
this morning, and having found the
"iunny man" he said:
Are you the clown for this circus?
The f. IN. said he was that.
Well haven't you been giving youl
jokes dose of Smiths Blood Remove
tor?
"Renovator" what do you mean b,
that?
Why. I'm Smith, and Smith''
Blood Renovator is warranted to thor
oughly eradicate every kind of humol
and restore the entire system to Q
healthy condition, and from the ton,
of your jokes l had concluded that
you had been using
But he Rever finished, for the funny
man was on top of him, and this after
noon all the renovators in the State
wouldn't restore Mr.. Smiths system
to healthy conditions teubenvill'
Herald.
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STATE NEWS.

Clas. Sutton was found dead at
Tyrone, Ky.
D. NJ. Bowman has bought TIE
Versailles Sun.
There are 20 miles Of telephone
lines in Henry county.
Gov. Blackburn has been a Mason
for As years.
The State grange meets in Bards
town the 18th inst.
A Clark county man claims tc
have killed yellow crow.
s Robt.E Lee, is the name of q
Princeton horse-thiei.
The HE. thinks Russellville's
great neel is hitchins posts,
@. e. Merrill will represent the
Courier-Journal at Frankfort during
the session of the Legislature.
Postmaster General James has abol-
ished the river mail between Louis.
vile and Cincinnati.
The Western Convention of Good
Templars met at Madisonville few
days since.
The Times wants tax voted tc
bnild public school buildings at Madi
sonvillc.
The Democrats Of Fleming county
have nominated their county ticket,
election next August.
Some Of the newspapers continue
to violate the law by issuing adver-
tising supplements.
Chas. Newell, col. of Paducah has
been adjudged insane and brought tc
the asylum here,
Cept. G. T. Allen, editor of the
Princeton Banner, will he candidate
for Congress from the First District
The publication day of tho Glas
gov Times will be changed from
Thursday to Wednesday.
Rev. Geo. 0. Barnesa, Pink Cot.
tage has been sold to JAS. NJ. Wray
Of Illinois for $2,6U0, the amount o
the mortgage.
The Colombia Spectator says, Rev
Geo. o. Barnes has closed his meet
ing at Somerset with 759 confession,
for the soul and Ala anointed for bod
lily healing
The Labanon Standard and Time
has adopted the cash system and vii
adhere to itin the future. thus show
ing its good sense. 1t is better t,
have 100 cash subscribers than 1,00t
who never pay.
The Herald says postal card i
m the RuSseilvllle post office address
edto Jesse James. 1t consists of
1 lot Of hieroglyphics the signatur
"Frank" and is supposed to be iron
his brother.
VIM. Smith sentenced to be hang
ed in Monroe county, Feb. II. fc
murder, escaped, frum the Jail t
Tompkinsyille along with sewers
other parties on the night of Nov. .;
He is still a; large and it is ieare
that'he is, gone for good.
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G,vsraor DNii Nsriwsthsr.

One of the most remarkable men
in this Commonwealth. is Governor
David Meriwether, who is now serv
ing his sixteenth session in the Ken
lucky Legislature, having been Speak
er of the House in 1859 60. He sue
ceeded Henry Clay in the United
States Senate and was Governor OF
New Mexico under President Pieree's
administration, both of which posi-
lions he filled with distinguished abili-
ty. lie has crossed the Plains six
times, ridden thousand of miles on
railroads, steamboats,, stages, etc.,
and never happened to an accident,
He has witnessed the inauguration
Of every Democratic Governor OF
Kentucky since 1881, and the inau-
ration of every Democratic President
except Buchanan, and will be 81 years
of age next October Governor Meri-
wethcr IS most remarkably preserved
old gentleman, and is today as fill OF
life aud energy as most men of the
aye OF 60, He has solid gold and
beautifully carved snuff box present
ed to him by the Democracy of Ken
tncky, bearing the following inscrip-
ton: presented to Governor David
Meriwether by the Democracy Of
Kentucky as testimonial OF their APP
probation OF his merits" The Ken
lucky Legislature in 1859 also, as
an evidence OF their app eoistion, pre-
sented him with a 500 gold headed
cane, the only like compliment ever
paid Speaker Of the House of Rep
| restntatives. Gov. AIeriwether is a
most accomplished and popular old
gentleman who has resided in defer
son county, KY, on the Ohio river.
sight miles from the city Of Louisville
for the, last sevcnty-fve years and
from his present robust health, he will
probably live many years to come and
all who know him devouily hope that
such may be the case Paducah En-
tcrprise.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-13

l served on the House Committee on
Ways aud Means for six years.
saw all the great monopolies and pro-
tected interests OF the country strug-
Cling there to perpetua;e their priv
leges. have seen the ablest lawyer,
argue their cases for pay day BIZ day
some for salt, some for iron, some
for blankets, some Tor cotton, and for
everything that Unprotected. But j
never saw one human being come
here yet to argue for a reduction oil
taxation in the interest Of the produc-
ers Of this country.-[5enator Beck,
Of Kentucky.
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Lying Witnesses.

The hundreds OF hearty, and heal
thy looking men, women and child
rem, that have been rescued from beds
Of pain, sickness and well nigh death
by Parkcr's Ginger Tonic are the
best evidences in the world of its
sterling merit and worth. You will
find such in aim ost every community
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An exchange remarks that no wo-
man can bear pain as well as man
This is not so. Where's the man
who can stand having his wais
squeezed SO he can hardly breathe
for three hours of an evening and not
murmur
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-13

A clergyman in Scotland preached
from the text: Except We repent, We
shall all likewise perish" The wife
of farmer who was present went
home and told her husband that the
text was, "lfyou don't pay rent you
shall leave the parish"
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The saluiatorian, says an exchange,
ut Yale this year was German, the
valedicto i'm Hebrew, and the pri; Q
dcclaimer ChinamaH. But when ii
comes TO real classical culture, our ma
tive land ia there. The pitcher ofihe
Yale Base bail Club Is an American.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-13

A Colorado items: ARIZONA Jack,
one of the type of dime novel heroes
that are entirely too common, at.
tempted to run the town. and is now
running small lot in the cemetery.
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Annoyance Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable but their
premature appearance isl annoying.
Pa ker's Hair Balsan prevents the
AM oy ince by promptly restoring the
youthful color.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-12-13

Loss ofmemory, universal lassitude
pain in the back, premature old age
promptly cured with Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t restores lost functions and
strengthens the weakened parts.
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If you want paper that will give you ALL
the news, both local and general, now is
your time to subscribe.
Send along your $3.50 and secure the hest
weekly paper published in this end
Of the State.
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oh 40 ADa week In your own town. 81
V<S (5A MTA Outfit Tree. No risk. Every.
civ VD&Wthing new Capital not re.
n CURED. We will furnish you
everything. Many are making fortune. La.
dies make as much as men, and boys and girl,
make greatp pay. Reader, II you want bust
ness atwhich you can make great pay all the
time you work. write for particulars to II
HALLETT a. CO., Portland, Maine.
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INVENTORS

should address EDISON BROS, httornev.s,
LAW and Patent Solicitors. eli seventh street.
Washington, ID. G., for circulars Of Ins,rnrs
lions Reasonable terms. Reference md a.
veg sent FhsR. We attend exclusively en
ratont business Reissues, Interierenses. md
cases cases rcyected on other hands n specially.
Traic' Marks and Caveats solicited. Imam ~.
olls OF model or sketch. and description va
eve our opinion as to patentahility, urea Of
G,harge. Wa refer to the Commissioner n,
lished 1885 hs'aW'
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close connection at sertonyule for ali rot,,.
East and West The shortest, ouicLss, ind
most direct line 10 Louisville. Cincinnati ana
nj Eastern pointa, AZ Owonsboro Junction
Iar owensbore; NJ Ellzabcthtown with L 4 y.
Railroad at Louisville with u q, & L.. ran,
road, . q N. railroad and ". 4. Mail l. n,
Steamers for Cincinnati and tho yorth A nj
hast; j., ". n Irallrosd for ind.sAapolI.,
chicago and the Northwest; o. & NJ. railroa..
for ST. Louis aud the wea.
y, J. HORTON.
Gent Passenger Agent, Ellrabcthtown, XIV.