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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-16
A Tale OF Love and Sacrifice.

But Papa"
''Not another word. I'm wild cat
when my backs up, and don't you for
get it
The speaker was a hard-yisaged
man, dressed with an elegance that Ill
accorded with his evident want of cul-
ture. She who had addressed him as
papa" was a fair haired girl Of eigh-
teen summers. Reared on the knee
of luxury, she had never known what
it was to have her slightest wish thwar-
ted. Her father, 4 plumber, was from
the nature Of his business a man Of iron
will, but he was not devoid Of pity or
generosity, as many a debtor. whose
house and lot ne had taken in part
payment, for fixing the water pipes
letting the balance of the account run
along for two months, certainly could
testify.
He had surrounded Cecil, his only
child, with,all that wealth could pur-
chase, looking forward, to the time
when she would marry the eldest son
Of a Niagara Falls hackman, or some
person Of fortune. commensurate with
her own. Bet she had allowed her
heart TO be ensnared by the wiles of
cupid, and that morning had asked
her sire's consent to her marriage with
n poor but, not proud young man
whose agricultural operations on the
board Of trade had not been attended
with success. It was thisreaHest that
produced the answer Just given above
Again Cecil pleaded with her parent
not to crush the love that. blossomed
in her heart. The old mans mind
went back to the happy days when he
had told her mother Of his love, and
how they commenced life with nothing
but strong arms and willing hearts
Placing his tan-like hand on Cecil's
shoulder, the old man looked at her
tenderly and said: Look ye, my lass.
You say you love this men and cannot
live without him. AEebbc not. Fhave
promised you a seal skin sack this win
ter. Let us test your love. Ifyol be-
come this mans bride l shall not bry
the sack. In my hand is check for
5000 In the wheat pit over On
the board Of trade Is your lover. 1Fow
which do yos choose:'
Without raising her head she reach
ed out convuIsively for the check
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-16

I'VE men of the Bourse," he said to
4 friend, ''are auch calumniated. Pve
now been at the Boulse for more than
ten years, and never knew but two
rascals 'gho amounted to anything.
" And v'ia t. TIRE others' asked the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-16

4 have been told, DOCTOR said
a fretful patient, troubled with insom-
MIA, "that a man can go to sleep IF he
viii only firmly and resolutely f. his
m}nd on nothing. . Think Of yourself
them said the doctor bluntly.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-16

a Philadelphia paper cruelty asks a
young autograph hunter if she does not
think that she would be more useful in
her day and generation If she would
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that drinkers and gamblers feel that
their habits Of life place them beyond
the sympathy Of gospel ministers, and
that ministers seem to feel that they
are beyond the sphere of their ,aission
CT mercy; that # ministers would ap-
proach them IN the spirit Of their mis-
sion, many Of them might be reached
aud reformed; at least. mort Of them
would feel grateful for an honest ef-
fort to reform them, The lost, Jesus
came to save
Potter was once passing a frontier
town, AID on being recognized, a
crowd gathered abeut his buggy to
bluff" him. One Of them said:
"AIr. Potter, this is the largest
crowd you can get in this town; you
had better get out and preach us Il SER
mon"
Potter alighted, and remarked;
"Gentlemen, I am lifting missionary
collections in all my congregations, and
vo,, have invited mo to hold service
for Won. I shall first mass the hat f,r
fffy cents from each Of Won . Wbaa
coming 10 one vouno man who shook
bia bead saving. "If I had # Mr.
Potter, YOU should have it am
b,,rstol lat - boro the bono,liot;o,, .
pot+au 80 ct ~ 49,, -
mon f,r ,-,,,r ,,,,tr;hnr;,,,,.. anJ go
H. -, aLo,,4 80. - -. ~
or,.,,.d. ..rrbroa -. g., ~ ,,a--a,,I I
ha+ ezoo 49,. a.at o,,.a, ~ ;.L 49,.
- :: - ~ ., ~, ~" VIZ" -
en-. ~: i:r, - NY 'rio'' -. -
m ~ - ','-' ny > '''.r,''p - ~ '''e,'
~ '''9' ''s " +" 'A''" S''ii''iie. ?
s"' "e-' n''s''i4S ." '"q ii'o''''S!"
'9''N' "9 '''ei 90 ~ ~ d iio'i'iei VIZ
-@a'' "N'I ~ oi| I.'s'' @,'ii''el "'
,,.,5a-: l,a,'e,, ;','.' ~ -, - nv - -. -.
tir,o W. boto - b,,r,, Lin, doa
c. Won 80 III, tt -
oHrsn TLo ,,na.al.r ,ta57I 80. -.
st,.an,.,,, ,.,., ,io t,r;I;,.rt,, so.,,I,ora1
,,Ioan7 o,I sa;I. I'll ,aa,, ~ -
o., Loro = ,,.,,,,, 80, 49, -.
this fallen stranger but there NAV be
loving hearts to bleed when HEARING
the sad story Of his death in stranger
lands"
After singing, ssHark from the tomb
a doleful sound. and the ntterance Of
an earnest prayer, they put him away
among strangers, to sleep till the
angels trump shall awake him.
When preaching in another post
town, Il drunken sot entered the room,
and said:
Mr. Preacher, do You believe there
ever was such q thing as a Christi"
Potter, being ever ready in wit and
repartee, replied:
81 am not preaching about that now:
I am talking about sin sending men to
the prison of the loss where YOU will
surely land if YOU do not reform; and
you will land in prison tonight if the
sheriff does his duty"
Wborapnon tho sheriff arose s,,,,
nonod aid ,sn5 carr;od him off 70 i,;I.
and o, rat,,r1,ipg odvonca5 toward
fbe preacher savina. "He j. IN iaiI >"
s.Tbank vou Gentlemen . said tho
preacher and finished his sermon
oo-..;n .slo.lto 1;,.;- a.
NTowioa~ s;do of,.I,o P;o CT, -,
I'D l.oon .tooI;n,. oottI: anI -.
thon, ;nt, NJ a,,d -. :
hr,,.a ,.o,,.,,. ,T,,,-o,,. 80 80. ~
,.:II.5 -. =, a.. -. - In, 90.
-.,,,5 ,,.o',,,,laI tt. - - -,
:, tl,o e-a,. rrt,,,- t;o,I -. 81 - -
- 49, Lo.I.e - -. - - -.
.lI;-'..a,.1,aI - -. - r''ir go
l =; .1,. -. -, -. d. l,I '-Iii'
-. IL - IL ~ ~ ~
.;5o - T. 49, IL -: -,
- g. - ,e
tne'r return from the grave. In the
mean 'iln' F''Ier came up when the
young men VINO were ID me Killing
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Hearth and Home.

The parental HEARTH, that rallying
place Of the affections. 1t was the policy
Of the good old gentleman to make his
children feel than IIoaLE was the happicst
place in the world; and ] value this
delicious bome-feeIins a. one Of the choicest
gifts parent an bestow -WAsHNGToE
IRVING.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-16

Avoid egotism by q healthy care
for the whole Of yourself Eg2rists
pride themselves on some particular
qaality.
Some boys inherit golden fortunes,
IL. 10 ll,t- 49, i.ahnrira.l -. l..
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Champion Windmill Power
PERFECTLY SETT-REGJLATIEI;


THO Chcape"t aud aOst szE
Isgo:ive power iE tiis Wo,l ID cE.fA
1pr PEmp.uE water .Jc SOC k, s3zI-tIl 49,
l4rig1tng purposes. supply E3T(EEA
ing houses and fCsyIttileS CFe4Ase5
With pare, fresh Wstg., ttc. @r-J-E~,
an OF G;r EiIUS .Gc lfliy
!. !. !. !. 1. 4. .
warranted, Sud arc GIUZl - "a
any mil ia the Iiarb-vt ia al MA
respects. and superior lH 5sfAA
very many. WITH our print Bfi III
ed INSTRUCTION any CEc cau FUt4A
set them - We y-a a'E3 gj4JfA
M1EutC "t1.-c~; Ot TIE Eri-iI- HEiN1
u ara only Genuine EE5t fS~
STA IS 5-E-77-e $3.50
Wood Pump ss5Ii{i
with Porcelain z 60
Cd Iron CvIa- p f
der, yubiu ", ts.5cs - = II AstFE4NA
kgEcJucc Pipe 49, 5s-r "a \ *, EJsN zrss~y
from ~ 10 3 Ia. za ~ - f.Ez 7S.e
bore, ,ShatIvtii 5 -, I-5[-l - - = +.
Patent Door and E59 - HiYstlttf,A Z! M
window Screen, -, u, s Sl=5ss7--3t t-sST-s
the Boss Sickle -+7' +t-szS 4 IN t.11-$.
Grinder, o:c. - ~ go - = s5s-ll!R{E
Sold by Jac---Sss ,sTr,g.l-ss j. =, : . ty-s = & s s
trade genera 'lyE,ss5. 49, 80 = y
tEToUCf!OGt The 1929 " -a.lss7-0
country. Z -lG IO- Illus; .s-tcd Catalogue.
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Like the tinkling SOFT Of silver bells!
An. me, when sinks my throbbing head,
And 1 sleep near these doathIcss dead,
Tho only the grass should wave above,
would mind il less, if birds love
Would hover near ON irclcss wing,
And in soothing notes 50 swoctly sing!
Dead soldiers, sIeel Each Iowly mound
Is TO my heart most sacred ground.
pc-hap- some mother stiil may weep
Her darling son who here may slecp
May treasure still the old knapsacl
Her boy once bore upon his back.
Howe'cr il be- know full Well
That sweet hope died when these men fell
Tho the echoes from the cannon's blast
Have raeltcd sway on the shore Of the past
With the nouIderius suits Of Southern gray
@ill thought as+st guard with sacred trus
Each atom Of all that has turned to dust.
I love these grave; tho they bear no nam,
Save Southern Dead, J." It's enough for Fj,aac
and SO long as this earth shall rock in space
so long as the stars shall know their plac,
50 long as the sun and moon shall glow,
Should memory walk with csaselcss tread
E1ch sacred field ,ciere steep such dcqd
CoLraiuUs, Miss, ArriIISSI
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Through Tickets for saIe, and Baggage Checks ~
aIl Coupon Offices ri the C. * %. Railway. and ~
Hgpot- ana rickct Offices o.! al connecting Lines In
iu. West. North-N,st and >ou5h-We-t.
WILL. T.. WAIkIH p FgFAI}D Ir.,
Ni...r' ., d s.. .lt f~.. ~ g. 80 H-l0.ft 81
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An d BDSION.
Tho Direct and CAoauc-t Route %
S AUNTON, RICHMOND, LINGH5URG,
pauyille, Charlottesville, Petersburg and
Norfolk Va, Savannah and Agusta,
Ca, and Wilmington, N G,
aio-, positively The ouIy rou,e TO the
Far Famed Mineral Springs OF
Virginia.
Passenger Trains Run as FoLlows:
c. %. $. &. T.. 2. s,taD,Cls
Leave Cincinua;i s COP N.
M2ySville, Ky. 1880 p NJ.
Portsmouth, . SO A VI
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change, Ike that Of Saul Of Tarsus,
mast have been marked and sensible
to his own conscience, to have 50
eiiechally changed the whole tenor Of
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-16

IN the midst OF field where sleep the dead,
4 monument lifts It's stately head,
Crossed swords and caunons carved with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-21
,COndensed LOeals.

Street lamps win be lighted at 7:35 pm. and
The homeopathic physicians OF the District
have sent out circular appeal to the citizens
asking their cooperation In establishing 8
meeting has been called Monday night to or
ganiZe hospital association.
A young man named Samuel Lusby died sud-
denly on street, near 18th street southeast.
yesterday, from heart disease.
This morning, about O'Clock, driver of one
or FusseIl'a wagons drove over small colored
TWO wheels passing over him. The lad got up
ana Jumped to the curb and the driver hauled D
nus horses, and after leCturing the boy about
waking In the street. cooliy drove of.
MI. Leopold GaSSenhefmer, for many years a
wen Known clothing dealer In this city, died
yesterday afternoon at his residence, No. 800
street southwest, after lingering sickness.
He was leImerly In the mploy OF Messrs.
treedenwald 4 Co., and afterwards with Wies-
enneId Co., and had many friends 10 this city,
WHO VIII De paine1 to learn OF his death.
,folceman Harlow arrested last evening
onaIes Arnold, young white man, In the act
Oh sleaIlng a. roll OF carpet from Mitchell's
carpet store, on Market space. Arnold stated
az the station house that he had just been dis
charged from Providence hospital, and having
nothing TO eat and no money had taken tbs,
carpet 70 sell for money to get fooa and lodg
would have home. He Is from Ohio.
MI. Anthony Buchly, the we'll known under
taker' Is confined 70 his residence, ON Fennsyl-
van1a. between 9th and 10th streets being
quite sick with gastric fever.
The new version Of the New Testament has
reached Washington and w. a. & o, "a. Nor
rison send US copy.
In loving memory Of Lucy s. Crandeu. who
passed away one year ago, the principal and
scholars OF the washington female college
visited Oak Eli this afternoon and covered her
grave With flowers. The Hon. Weston Flint
was present and read appropriate passages
from one OF Miss CraDdell's poems, after which a
hymn was sweety sung.
The new board Of trustees of the sovereign,s
cooperative association, No. 1923 7th street
northwest, organized last evening by the
election OF John W. Griffin. president; WIN.
Bremen, vice president; VIM. P. Seville secre.
taIy. and c. Bankes BroOkes, treasurer The
following form the board OF trustees, viz: John
w. Griffin, Theophius French, VIM. Bremen.
WIN. I. Seville Charles Banke5 Brookes Wa
Van Week, and Robert S. Wood The auditors
are j. F. Bolton, j. c. s. Burger, and X. 7.
Some OF the lower rooms In the Young Mems
Christian Association building, on the corner OF
" q aud streets, were injured last night by
water overlooking from the sinks above.
Private watcbman James discovered the leak
age through the ceiling below, and was Obliged
10 break Into the building to stop the flow
at the new building on street, between l3yb
and l4th streets, few days since, Peter Carol
fell from the stairs to hard pavement beloN.
g. verely cutting his head and bruising himself
bis means attracted the attention of Mrs. DR.
H1lt0n, 1909 street. She dressed his wounds
and procured carriage and had him taken to
bis home.
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PROJECTED EEW UNCONSTITUTIONAL FIGURING
SUNDAY LAW, ETC.
IReported for TIE Star.]
AN UP-sTREET MARKBT.-A new departure Ia
favor OF an additional market house Is pro.
posed as one OF the subjects for the cons,dera.
ton OF the incoming city council The city
owns, In great part, the old court house and
square on Columbus, Queen and Princess SITS
A market site there could be acquired without
cost, and the basement Of the old court house.
now useless because damp, could be opened by
arches, and thus ventilated serve all the pur-
city building and court house In the Fa,rfay
street market, while the upper stories could ba
readily converted into a new public school
buldlng, Ior WEIGH there will SOON De an i'm
peTatiye demand.
COx's CALCuLATIoN.-Dr Cox, who was count
co cut upon the recounting OF the votes In the
lst ward, says 1t Is a singular fact that the
whole number OF votes on the first count
2Is, corresponding exactly with the number OF
voters as recorded by the clerk. and the mum
Der OF ballots found in the box-voters 21s, bal
lots 2lS; votes cast 2IS-while the last count
Q0lx96x92) foots up 2S9, eleven more than the
whole number OF ballots or voters,
NEW CoLLBCT0R.-The confirmation OF Mr..
Gray, OF Fairfax county, as collector OF this
Port, vice Warfield. during the SenateS closing
hours, WIS not unexpected here. The money
the collector controls the deputy collector and
severe, inspectors, all OF whom receive good
salaries. As soon as the collector gives bond 10
$40 goo, 1t iS expected that some changes VIII be
made.
TNs SUNDAY LAw.-The corporation attorney,
10 reply to note from the mayor. constructs
the sunday law to forbid the delivery on Sum-
day OF any goods, wares CT merchandise, whose
sale is forbidden ts the act upon that day. he
holds that delivery Is an essential portion OF
sale. The mayor will therefore fine all persons
who are proved to have delivered On Sunday
goods purchased on Saturday.
The WAY IT WoRKS.-One Of the remarkable
features OF the operation of the new lnday
law to- morrow VIII be to forbid the free Cir
CulatiCn of the Bible; for 1t is understood that
eli neWspOys will be punished who offer on I'll 3
streets the revised New Testament, Which VIII
appear In full In t0-morroW'5 New York Herald
THE NEW CoUNCIL.-I, Is understood that the
friends OF Isaac ElcnbeTg will press him for the
post CT president OF the next council.
ExoDUs.-EVery Norfolk boat carries do Hn
large numbers Of cOlOred laborer5 from this
section to work In the early truck farms In the
neightorhood OF that city. Several score went
down last evening upon the Lady Of the Lake,
TEE RIvBRsIDF.-Thet tug boat Comet Is being
repaired by Petit & German. This tug is upon
the ways at the ship yard. The sloop Arctic, of
Bridgeton, Is also under repair at the snip
yard.
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ABOUT READY-NADE GOODS.

We have large rpnber Of visitors who say: II
want you to measura me for Suit; have never
found any ready nasde that would at me-" Ere
quently we ask them to try garment on, and they
then acknowledge that they never hsd one that
came $50 near They don't like to say that the
garment fts, because that would be receding from
the rositien they had before takep. Another Gays:
''Ihere is no use: tried you year ago; You
could not fit me; you ses my form is little GU. CT
correct proportions =" Upon showing . garment
that fits he says: why, that viii do.' Nov, the
fact is. that while electricity and the telephone hiss
been discovered. we have not been ssleep. and to
compare our patterns and numbers of sizes with
what they were three ago. is to make great
mistake. Why. We were in the ranks Of the pupils
then. To-day we feel that our pupilage has gone
by, as there is no house in the country that fit
you better than We can or show larger variety
There are q few houses (not dozen> who can show
larger stocks. as they keep more Of 8 kind. That
our prices are correct can be proven by the ,ors
Of the Adams Express Company's books. which
will show that during the last thirty days We have
sent Ready-ma Goods to almost every state In
the Union. We especially ask visit from those
who cannot be fitted elsewhere.
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BIG BARGAIN.

10, O5O Yards OF six faced English Hermann. choice
Styles ~ cts.
ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN,
5,OC0 Yards of Pure Linen Lawn, leat patterns,
Is cts.
STILL ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN.
100 dozen tf Silk Clicked Regular Made Balb.ig
gan Hose. half price, rs cts.
Thousand Styles OF new choice Lawns, neat pat.
terms. Cts, 10 etc., 1917 cts.
Summer Silks, best made. reduced from 81 to
rs cts.
siLns. sftKs' SILKS SILKs! SILKS
Shetland Shawls. Cardinal, White and Blue.
Zanzibar Styles in striped GiDghams. very me
Madras Gins hams, Madras Ginghams. choice styles.
Fresh Straw Mattings, new styles. Large assert
ment.
Dotted swiss India Linen; Persian Lawns.
French Organ(ie; Tarlatanes.
lolka Dotted swiss.
Plain White Linen Lawn.
arg est assortment Of spring and Summer Goods.
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Base hall ON the Public streets.

Mr.. Editor: Will you be kind enough TO allow
me through your valuable medium to call the
gerous practice OF playing base ball On street
between 9th and 9TH streets? A motley crowd
OF boys are In The haoit OF daily congregating
10 this thoroughfare and amuSe themselves by
windows, to the great annoyance OF the neigh.
oors and pedestrians. Is there law pro-
hibiting the playing of base ball In the streets.
and II 60, why Is 1t not enforced? The police
men v hose duty 1t Is to patrol that section OF
the city have been repeatedly notified OF the
GoiDgs OF these niscreants, but the nuisln
continues undated. SUBSCRIBER
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AccIDBNT.-About Ii O'Clock last night a two
morse team attached to wagon and owned br
isaac shoemaker. who lives near Tennallytowa.
ran han, away rom the corner OF High snd Dun
caton streets. Mr.. Shoemaker jumped ont
ana tne wheels OF the wagon passed over MIA
Ilgnt Ng, breaking It Just above the ANGLE. He
was Drought to the station by Officers Lyd-
eans ana Shanks, where DR.. Kleinschmidt at
DBATH.-Mr. william a. Campbell. a wall
known old citizen OF washington, where he
was engaged In the hardware business for
many years. died at the residence OF his SON
in-law, MI. +. l.. Moore, where he has resides
during the past year, at an early hour this
morning, aged 81 years. Mr. Campbeli was a
memoer OF the Oldest Inhabitants ASS ociation
ana one OF the Oldest and most respected citi.
zens OF washington city.
PERSONALITY. Chaa Becker, the we'll known
Druggist, leaves for Germany next weez Mr.,
w. II. OHutt, OF Montgomery county Md. well.
Known mere, has had his collar bone broken by
MS morse running into stable with him.
EkTERBD UPON His DUTIES.-Mr. j. Henry
wilson. the recently appointed collector OF Gus
eoms Tor this Port. qualified for the OH; yes
duties. o. " '
THE COAL TRADE.-Twenty- eight boats left
cumberland Thursday, with 1922 16 tons of
coal as follows: All for GeorgetoWn-Consoli-
cation Co, 1878 0S tons: New Central Co
S,l5O.3 tons; Borden Co., 45a.O5 tons: Georges
creek Co.. 22S.O6: Hampshire and Baltimore
Co., 22S.0l tons: Blaen Avon Co.. 229. 10 tons.
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Shelter for the Drivers.

Editor Star-Please say word on behalf Of
the drivers Of street cars to obtain sheIterfor
them on rainy nights. On the line from Capt.
tol street to Georgetown the men are not al
lowed to put up their awnings after dark
THIS amounts to positive cruelty. as saw a
lew n1RnCs ago, when, Notwithstanding their
"waterproofs,' the unfortunate fellows were
nelplesSly drenched. The reason for the in
human restriction u.s. understand, that the
awnings might obscure the head lights, but by
leaving one corner OF the awning UNLOCKED.
the Light wOufd not be interfered with. while
the men would be sufficiently protected. Your
Kind influence Is confidently solicited
PASSENGER
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JURORS FOR THE Nsw TERN or TUE CIRCUIT
COURT: Yesterday afternoon the following
me circuit court. ordered to be c0nvenen 90
ne 5lst INST: Jerome +. Johnson, 9th st: vii
son T. Brown, OF W. e. Brown Il Co; Henry II.
De0sei sVln ST. joseph ". Reed, Ith st. s.w.:
1-1nu A. Bulley, Virginia ave. se.; Sam'l e
ELS. G ST. Sc; jos. G. Csrron, Sd Sc. Sc; Jno.
.lv.e1, 81. NV; NJ. X. g ddard, 1905 NJ ST ;;
Alex. COLEMAN, SIN st Jno. w. SHAW, I'm and
sts.: A. S. Lane. Delaware ave. ne; JOS. E.
sSe Edwd "a. Apner S fU st. Thos pa soSgee
cor. 9th and sts. So. Wm. Bryan, Pa ave-;
Geo. J. johnson, La ave; Jno. T. White, NJ st !;
Z. Is dane, 35th So. NV; Mayhem Platter, 1891
Nst; /. Thomas Davis, 1852 p ST.; Thus. E Clark,
18th ST. lie; Chas. W. Brown, 9th ST.; Jas. L.
Barbour, La. ave-; E. 81. 81 ing, 18th ST.
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CITY ITEMS.
Parasols NJ H.sue.a pie,

- AseusAC9O GIACcss
shetland Wool Shawis, $l.25 to IS.
GauZe Vests, Fancy Hosiery,
curtain LaceS, Is to IS cents,
LADIES' Lisle Thread Gloves, dob lot Is cents
TYLER q CHEWING, 91S 1Jh st. NV.
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DIR. METTAUR'S
fAoAcHE plILs
Onre most wonderfully In q very short time both
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYe-
PEPslA In its worst forms. cleansing the body OF
excess OF que. producing regular healthy action
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