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Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
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TovysRSp. March 9th, 1881

For the htpuuiicah' ,,,
TOWNSHIP, March 9th, 1881
Ngs,Rs. EprroEs :-Iu last nlsl,
Gazette there was an editorial on sD]
from. ovlumx headed "local 'p''9 v.
One mart OF IL says: We nave V =,
told that the Democratic tieke. o. W. NJ
connty contained the names OF 1 ,'l \.
nal dyunkArds, men who got 0t wv,
whenever opportunity offered NAM. Nv,
was a staggering blow to toe p 5'.'t
or atis ticket. 1t was pc,u' r,,rm|
shot. Ii this true' Nov M H. n a." \,
is this not pretty editorial lor y.a \
the Gazette, and . pretty qus'ns '"a,
aski Has the editor OF III. 'y ,.s,
not the sense to know that t % r r%
cratic candidates in New css., We, ' S'F
we're nominated BY ballot IN 'ue w.
emit Hundreds' ;,or,, ~
By what right do you in H. nars
Democrats Of the different n uus;o,y
for their choice, selected ey . pna S
Of their party DID not the s. nSy
..ns choose or select their ean .ss ID
in the same way, by ballot IL ~ Nj
ferert Hundreds in this eoun'h1 slps
,b,s difference $500 negroes !. n M,
the Republicans to select ' %r siiH
and elect it, and therefore srs. MI !, 10 b
Of tue Gazette, you throw y n N
tssth Of the white Democrats > ~i.U Il
Castle Cou oty, that the h .aa bs.t
negro was more Intelligent :. inv wy r,,p
Judges Of candidates than wn.s ~ g,ssi
|orats. what does the Delsw q /, r nsps
mean and who Is editor o. 'n .ss rs nsp,
Every democrat should sep "a. NH %
la committee Of Democrats sn s.s il i
lths Gazette office and see VIZ VIZ 10,
matter. There must be . ~ s., = ,sssp.
. %n's SAMUEL Tew''''''
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
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Catarrhal Poison.

Wei Ne N cy erss wonderful Catarrh
Cure 10 now dispensed by all druggists, and
is delivered carriage paid 10Y D. u. Dewey
a. Co., Nc. 20 Dsy st, New York. The re-
markabie cur, 3 which hive everywhere re-
suited from tn Q use OF this preparation have
developed the startling tct that no merely
local treatment, like snuffs, douches, and IN
halations cen possibly reach or destroy ca.
tarrhal virus. The antidotal elements dis.
covered by Dr. Wei De Meyer are absorbed
throuG heut be mucous membranous system
In two minutes TINA, thur forming an iLoca
latve and constitutional cure, the effects Of
which are simiar to. and as untaiiiDg as,
vaccination. A 'sTFeatfse," with fall
statements by the cured, is m&iied free
wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure is werth ten
times its cost. Rev. Chas J. Jones, New
Brightt n, I'll" lone package cured me
Rev. q II. Taylor. 40 Noblest, Brooklyn
N, Y" 1t restored nae to the ministry
Rev. 2eo. a. Rets, Cebbleskill. N. Y" The
remedy 10 marvel. Rev. A, p. Freese
Cairo, N. Y" lit has been OF great value
to me Kew. olney Place, Massena, N. "
Rev Geo. Il Pratt, st. stephens Rectory,
PhilaAa.. etc. A real cure Of Catarrh Tor u 90.
1872 2taw
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
DEATH q.

EACKUES,- TN the Sth inst, Lydia F.
EaeECes, aged e5 years,
Relatives and friends OF the family are re
specially invited to attend the funeral from
the residence Of her husband, James
Eachues, Twenty second Street, on Friday
view Cemetery.
PHILLlPS.--Ou tho 9Th Inst, John L
Philips in the 62i year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully Invited 10 attend his funeral or
Friday afternoon Rt2 o'clock, from hie Late
residence & street. between Heald ana Town
send streets, south Wilmington.
WeEJ Chester Record please copy.
JONFS.-Suddeniy on the 9th Of February
in Monroe, Missouri. Dr. Geo q. lGnes
Son OF tive late Geo. Jones Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
Foes Of EbsbetN re.

The fee Of doctors Is au item that
very many persons are interested in
Just at present. We believe the
schedul for visits is SO, which would
tax a man confined to his bed for year
aud in peed Of daily visit, over 81 200
year for medical attendance alone !
And one single bottle Of Hop Bittsrs
taken in time would save the 81 600
and I'LL the years sickness.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
MaMMnNrmA EhAcalNu.

William 7. Fteye was nominated for
+ S. Senator yesterday in the Repub.
lIcan rancrs of the Maine Legislature.
The Governor of Iowa has appointed
Judge j. ". McDill one of the Railway
Commissioners of that State, TO be U. S,
Senator to succeed K;rkwood. Judge
EeDilI was,a member of the Psrty-third
and forty-tousth Congresses, and one
of the Electoral Commission.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

Whilst the local option question ID
being sgitated and even sftsr II 10 set.
tied the Preston Brothers, tonsofial a.
fist st No. 2 East Sixth street, would
gladly shave the citizsus Of Whining
ton. Ladies and children Slso can have
their hair dressed there in the latest
and becoming style.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
M A a. kLiA& -,

EY-TALLkY.-In Bethel Town.
tnipCr the eth OF January.by Rev Samuel
Hauca, Thcmo4 l.. TalteV t. ElizlHeta N
TaIley 10 h Of BrHrdywine hundred.
PIERCE-BELLOCK Bethel Town
ship,on the ed of January, by Rev. samuel
b ance, Lewis q. Pierce to Jennie l.. Bul.
lock; both Of Brandywine Hundred.
SIMOE-PlERCE.-In Bethel Township,
on the I'D of February, by the Rev. amuei
Hance DhgYies Sim n to Laura 4, Pitrce,
both {; Efandywine Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
Briefly TOld.

The finest photographs made in vii.
nllngton ara to bb seen st Beerwald's
studio, 3O7 Market street. His shadow
pictures are excellent, Gallery CONF
plete In all it's appointments. The IN
ducemsnts offered at this establishment
are fine work and satisfaction 10 its pa.
irons.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
Died with SMALLPOX.

A German woman named Lobe, resid'
ing OF the silk farm in BrandyWine
Hundred, about six miles from WiIm'
ipgton, died yesterday with smallpox
She contracted the disease while visit
ing her daughter, in Philadelphia,
Her friends wese making arrangements
for her buriel in Old Swedes' church
cemetery, Int the authorities forbade
them to continue their preparations
She will be buried upon her husbands
farm
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
Tine Yellow FIag.

The yellow flag, the sign of small
pox, was frs! used in this city to-day
1t was hung out at the residence OF Mr..
Bayre, No Az West Fourth street
reported to the Secretary of the Board
Of Health yesterday, by DR.. Eegen-
dsnk. TIE victim is boy four years
old,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
Eou ono or Them.

Joseph BASS called at the REPUBLICAN,
ofRos this morning to say shat bis name
was announced as one OF the debatels
on the question: ali the south had
not rehelled would the negroes have
beeu freel" without his authority. He
is not Que OF the debsters.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

Youg Ii!e is in danger when you allow
g severe Congh or cold to go unchecse ed
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is cheap,
harmless and reliable remedy.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

Drake 4 Co. will seIl at pnhl'c sale
to morrow At tsu O'Clock, A, ID. A. 1iO7
~s.aall atr ct, a lot Of very des,rabl4
ls nssheld goods. ses advertisement
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

James II. Mscksy will sell at pp bllc
sale al Mechap issville, WhiteClAy Creek
Hd.. on Thursday, the Oath inst. a lot
Of farm wagons, dssrbons, harrows, har.
row teeth, &c.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

]. SthOrah hiss removed his barber
saloon from No. SOL 70 602 +. Seventh
SlrSes,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

Ihave used Or. Bulls Cough Syrup
and found it the h,st cough remedy I
.y,r tried P: C'ark4 a2n w limit
Street, Pn!iaitlI his, NV. II, 1872.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

The mayer, this morning, fnea
three persons for drunkenness. There
we're no hearings last night.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

NYANrED. A WHITE Girl To AT
w tend children. Reference required
Apply At 90B 1atnAil street. mar 2t+
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

VXYAFrED TO RENT A HOUSE OR
w apart Ni house by sm all. r~spec'
able family. Address M. d., RErunLtcsN
Office. marotst
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
TAILORING.

In TO get your Cloth
ing we'll made, and to
fit you nicely, try MUL-
LIN & SON, Sixth and
Market streets, who will
convince you they can
do it at very moderate
charges!
They are opening
Their SPRING lMPOR-
TATIONS TODAY !
mar5.m.N.s Am
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

"ANTED.-A HORSE FOR LGaT
w driving for les keep. Adare's hr g,
THIS OFpTGE. mar5t 2tcnd
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

~ NyANFED-AG GOOD COOK AND A
w washer aud irener. RetereEc ro
CURED, COED wages. Apply at 4O4 Lomhar''
street. malgJtk
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
LIST OF Prizes.

AMOUNTING TO 1893, $50.
Whole Tickets, s.; Halves, 81 Quarters, 81
Remtttances may be mad 9 by Bank Cheek,
Express, Postal Money Order, or Registered
Mali.
Responsible agents wanted at all points.
For circulars giving full information and Tor
tickets, address
WEI. WHIPS,
WILLARD HOTEL, Louisville. Ky,
lan25- AaWtap7
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
DRY GOODS F.!

We are offering at the
present time many tlrst-rate
Bargains which the ladies OF
Wilmington and vicinity
would do well to examine,
such as Scarlet and Gold
Edge Black Lyons Silks at
60 cts. a yard remarkably
cheap. A much better Black
Silk at 70 cts. a really
beautiful fabric for the price,
a Silk that wears we'll and
gives satisfaction we have
sold lots Of it in the past at
Sr.oo a yard. Black and
white stripe Summer Silks
at 37R cts. a yard, and a
beautiful line Of Fancy Silks
at 50 cts. a yard.
We have several bargains
in our Dress Goods depart
ment as well as a very com
plete line OF Black Cash
meres starting at 27l cts. a
yard.
Our stock of Table Lin
ems, Towels, Napkins, &C.,
is very large and choice
prices lower than ever.
PRINTS, MADRAS AND CANTON
GRGHAM>.
We have the largest and
choicest assortment OF these
goods we have ever offered.
Have you seen Our Ham.
burg Embroideries at 10
and I2b cents? If not it
will pay you to visit our
store and examine and sup
ply yourselves with these
goods which we think will
compare tavorably with
what you have been buying
at 20 and IS cents a yard
elsewhere.
Don't fail to see the beau
tiful Registered Embroider-
les and Cotton Trimmings
we are selling at IS cents a
piece OF Ia yards---lust half
price.
Our Hosiery, Glove and
Underwear department is
verv full and comnleta with
several special bargains
much under regular prices.
We propose carrying in
the future a much larger and
better assorted stock, add
Iing finer grades of goods,
which we can assure our
customers they can buy from
us as cheap, and in some
instances cheaper, than in
the leading stores Of Phila-
|delphia,
Respectfully,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
FiO3 MARKET STREET

A LII THE RAGE! ALL THE RA9El
~ Send and get cot OF Gold. Silver ar
HiRh'y Oolored Fancy Cards, cents q set,
Samples 10 cents, or loo gold, silver and cell
ored no tive alike. On cents :or 10 sets. No
ajv"v's" IN % t1em III ,ss; "sIutved,
Sin st3,f,tw W. h ~ tssTER.
IL Washington ~, Charles ~vu, Mas,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

"ANTED.-A Boa AT NO. 900 MAD.
w tson street. mar9-ti
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

NUTIUE.-J0HN RsMO. PRACTICAL.
~ Sewing Maohine Kepairer. S. W. cor.
Ninth and Jotferssu streets, will remove
March 2Sth 70 l08 W. NINTH ST. (o0posite
Laiayotte K0tel.) Parts and attach cents
tor all machines furnished. Also need es Of
ali kids. mars Il
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

"AkTE'!-A GOOD STEADY MAN
w who Understands butcherine. Stead y
employment to man that suits, none need
apply that 10 afraid of work. App TO
LEVI 9ARhk1F, Eighth street Msrset
mare 81
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
Willard Hotel Lottery
Postponed to April Z. 1851,
FOR A FULL DRAWING

TyHE drawing Will take place At LOUIS.
4 NlLi.E, KY, under auth1rity Of a spe.
ciaI act OF the ke lucky Legislature, and
will be under the absolute control OF dish.
terested com mtssi0rers appointed by the act.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

Read tho Daily RTUSl''AS'
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Ns Gao. . wr,nrs hs, sopc y Nafp,ins
q tssats. H INHH Iaffl VT
Ma ". a. Pass, has some TO Cincinnati TO
look Zoe sliuaiian.
Ma ,. D nrrfH.s, Of fssinsisa. is guest
Of NJ. tatafs laNton.
-.UrSrLsnkS oarrsspshisui ssuiai Adde'S.
Eiaa rid. sianioii, ~
Ma. JouS y. CAErrsffs rsiuraa.i from
sisli 10 nifhiaond. Naudsy.
Miss AsrrE nArs Ovsfsf d laiitin a. hsr
srsnihibsf's D.. " ". Ousicy.
Iris Squire a. D. Guns- aiu. 0os nlall.
tafa basius appointed hin 70 on a Vacancy.
Ms NArt punnEaAa has Gagged Cinsin-
usu ialg % assist hsr ia boz iaiiiusiy huilncss.
Miss Asyis NcAristrr. % Ceorss,sun ssu-
iaary, cause ever % aiisad 10 lafchinr. Evans
asilinf
Coz ,. Hsrrr. state sshaiaf. "a herr
Haaias, iiseaihi Q, have bosn ssardidsis w.
fr-shsilon.
Mas. n. A. NssriS and hff hani.Jtas laasht-
lr. Mis- ncfiie, Jailed a. one irv days .inos
~ ri an Insight iats ths asstsfie- Of the ART
pf~-sfssiivs
Mss \ q. IaJEnHAsT, rdaeipal Of sianGfi
Female C4licfs. isn ysslerlay isf 81 iauis whers
shs scot dslerais lon the k~aiuety Coo efsaie
90 a. Anuu,l Gedeui Executive Association Of.
Ne womans Missionary Sssisiy. ner sise-
iioa o. this oincs wai iua trihsts 10 one Of The
hari-i ~arksr. ~ the mi..ioutry saas,. aud "a.
ssanrlnisui appreciated ~ ~ MANY nlsnds
No slll fsiurn ln 4 10 daya
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RELIGIOUs.


The Richmond h'y'sief ie'l-' On our
outside, OF Mr. barnes ne" departure !"
annoln'ing inc slck'
REV. A. r. hakef anu VIE OF "~sn'oh'
are here IN seAfch OF hgh' concerning me
Fink collage fHih Oure.
The f'rs' church. Lexington Nv
Rev. Lansing bnrro~. pastor has been
much revived, and abou; thiriy persons
have been ~e'eome' INTO memoerShip'-
IN. \. Observer.
hey. A. NJ. NardimAn, state sunday
School superintendent, wiH preach here
next Sunday in place OF Rev. ). NJ Bruce
who has gone 10 Columbus, Miss, where
the southern Baptist convention met yss-
ierday.
Rev. Oabinnis preached here Monday
night against the new departure OF MI
Barnes IN Amounting the SICK to an au-
dience Of or 10. lie says he intends TO
be heard on the subject and wall therefore
come out In the Kentucky baptist organ
The Western Heoordef.
Rev. Geo. O. barhe. and Mis-, Mare
closed their meeting ai Richmond sunday
night with 80 confessions Monday ABOUT
n"on' a telegram was received mat ne
would preach here 'ha' night ana not
~i'hs'anains 'he 'hoH no'ioe and u'e iae'
that " was raining TIE Oireu" oour' room
vas crowded more han hun"re' being
unable TO get seats. ne reAd me
iV'h chapter oil EomAns, ana on
i~ su' verse shieh rrads ~ 'hon shai'
confess WIN my NOUN 'he Loru Jesus,
and shait heliefe IN thine hear' mat 900
ha'h RAISED I'm IRON 'he dead, 'hou shai.
he 'a'ed' ne delivered discourse OF
convincing power ana eAfns.. s"''es'y 70
sinners :" s'mp'y confess him' ana ne
wouia DO me TEST ~ 'he conclusion OF
the sermon, .he h"ie organ whose sen'e
notes had h'isd 'he' roo'a Tor one hundred
consecutive uas anu "sn'A' near 'he
BEGINNING o. Mr. narhes e'ahgehe" "oiAi
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LAxD, sTocK AND csor.

The Lexington races begin tomorrow
aud last six days.
w. T. Baughman bought in Casey
County a Jack for $500.
p. II. Idol sold 10 N. &. Thurman,
Of Danville, brown gelding for SlS5.
j. NJ. Hail bought Of yarious parties
in this vicinity $50 lambs for June and
July delivery at 4 cents.
A. T. Nannelley sold 10 John Met.
ealIe 20 head Of heiiers ior S27i. lie ALEC
sold TO $. H. Baughman 10 calves At -
per head.
The Midway Clipper reports the sales
Of 0 broke mules at $40, and 81. 2.year-
old mules al Ss2.50 The same paper tells
Of a SOW that had seventeen pig.
Nj q. W. Gunnels, Of Albany, va,
here Monday with his promising s-ysar
old trotlsr, 10. Rather He made a mile
al Columbia, lat week, in 2io withou
any training.
-Ths CLARK Conniy nuasooi 49, tina
a 6ity-acre crop Of wheat has bseA snsage.
al u per bushsl Al the lhrsshsr. an.
smother crop Al VA cents delivered At TN
depot. Sixty thousaad pounds VI hsml
seli Al st.5o per eWL
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Rieh.nend ynncflen.

II. v. Hutohison has gone to Florida,
having in charge some stock belonging to
a contractor. Sam Drddsrar, Jennie and
David Barnett are very sick Of the measlss
Nv. $. spoonamore informs US that j..
7. Spoonamore and Newell Elmors have
found a splendid market for wool a. Dali
ton, Georgia |IH
Since the candidates ior The Lsgisla-
tur are likely all in the Geld. We want
them to come out boldly and express their
opinions on several important issues which
will be made ia the next Houss-such a.
the election Of 4. 5. senator aud re.dis-
tFicting the State, both Of which will draw
distinct party lines. Again, the regula.
ton Of freight tanh and general fare On
our various railroads should be ihVss'
tigated. We cannot see hos Il l. that
the law can Ia rate u Interest 10 be
paid for the uss Of money snd ,
rate TO he charged on turnpike roads, and
cannot make the same regulation rsgaTdinl
rates on railroads, when che oompanie. 4,
not own the lands over which ths roas
runs a. man owns bis money. fhe Gus
ton q charging ~ much 10 take 4 load o
coal irym Liuuzslon 10 Sanfofa = fron
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MARRIAGES.

-GnirrH-swnSry - Ysserday, 81
the home Of the bride, Mr. David Grit 80
= Miss Martha Jane swinney.
Misc Sue Hill, q Lebanon, daughter
Of Hon. Clement = Hnl, va married
Iaesdsy to u. ". Rive, E.q, Of Macon,
Mis-.
-LEAyEL-Fis H.-In Lexington Wed.
nesday, Mr.. james B. Leavel, Of Garrar 4,
and Mis- Ida Fish, the pretty sister.in-
law Of Dr. J. q. Carpenter. Of Crab Orchard,
we're united In the holy bonds
-IIurcHSes-E vANs-At the Baptist
church, Crab Orchard, Wednesday, Mr.. J..
II. Huiohings and Miss Ella D. Evans
were united in marrisge by Rev. J. NJ.
Bruce, In the presence u large crowd Of
friends and spectators. The taurch wa.
Handsomely decorated with everxreens,
and q beautiful marriage hell and arch
hung over the happy couple The usher.
were Mess. Robert Dunn, Andrew q.
Whitley, A. r HuIchings and $. J. Harlan.
The bride vas atiired in lovely dress Of
bronze satin De Lyon, with plaid satin
overdress. A vhiie satin bonnet, trim
med with plumes, and Spanish lace
scarf adorned her head and our
reporter tells n, that she looked escveding.
y handsome. Alter congratulations the
new couple tooK the train Tor Niagara Falls
and other points Of inisres, North, and
will be gone for some time. They have
large circle Of friends who wish them
long life Of happy sunshine, in which wish
THE INTERIOR Journal has the honor Of
joining The bridal presents were numer.
Gus and costly, but We failed to get list
Of them.
--Cozhrr.-LEE-I.sst sunday, Mr. or
pheus r. Cozati, Of Parksville, and Miss
Jennie V. lee, Of Hustonville, came to
Stanford on matrimony intent and sought
Mr.. Blain TO- the necessary document to
legalils the proceedings, but that function
ary decided that o. such a paper issued on
The Sabbath day was illegal, the permits
lion il granted would be void and Il no
fleet, and consequently refused 70 issue
he license Entreaties, tears. supplies.
ions, threats, we're Of no avail The old
gentleman was inerorable, and the eHpec.
ant young hearts were doomed 10 depart,
leeply and direfullY disappointed. Il vas
'nly for day, however, Tor by daybreak
leHt morning Mr.. Coza,t and his friend,
'eorge u. Cooper. were knocking st the
1erk's Office TO renew the demand. This
ime Mr.. Blain yielded. the document
eceived his official signature, aud the
IaPPy pair were soldered into one the same
ay at the home Of the bride The idea Of 4
oming to stanford on Sunday and being 4
uielIy married By the County Judge or ]
ONE other authorized individual, was a ;
omantic one, but the best laid plans, Sc !
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fismSo rscKLs NJ McRoheris a siaes'.
A ior Of Carpet Paper At this Office
Cheap 900
srrraion Coal Oa NJ McRoheri. a
siaegs. .......
fissr ,isnn nnd TolAsc, Iof ale by
Ntltlefis A Stag. IIH..|IIf
MAnANr DNonisr'. Patterns for sale
~ Mckohnis and Stsre'sI ff
SAT-. Lime and Cement constantly on
hand ai Owsley a lliggins
Lass Suonr Seed Irish poiatoea, Of ~
Minds, VI Hale y Nunnelley'a.
Foa that Cough ne White Pine Syfup.
prepared by McRoherll \ slaeg.
Fon medicinal purposes buy bottle OF
l0.year old Whisky from McRobert- a
sngg
New line Of Water Cooler. and Ice
Cream Frcsssr. iusi received ~ owsiey 4
Higgins
rnr Ready mixed Paint .old hy Mc.
Roberts a Siarg are the beet .oid-sre
guaranteed IN every particular.
WANTED no PAsrrRF-20 or % head Of
cattle, during months OF May and June
Excellent gfaa; near town. A. OWu.rY.
rrnHrSr a NANknspAlt have a nice
line of Meme and BOYS Ready. Made
Clothing. and will sell them lower than
snyhody
Salons IAfAHnn RENNnY.--A mar
yrlous cure for Calarrh, Diplheria Canker
Mouth and Head Ache. With each bottle
Thee p ~ jngVionss nasal lpigcrr Zoe
ihe more successinl treatment 81 these COM
plants withoat extra charge. Psioe 10 els.
Sold BY Chenault 4 Penny
ASsWfn Ims QrrsrloN. Why DO 20
msny people W. 80 around o., seem a. pre.
irr 10 .uller and be made miserable By In /
digestion. Constipation, Dizziness, ioss Of |
Apetiie, Coming up oi the food. Nellow |
skin, when for ID cents We will sell them /
>hilohs Niialiser. guaranteed 10 cure them.
Sold by Chenaul 4 Penny.
Snnous CossrNruos CuHr@--Thn il
beyond question the most successinl Cough
Medicine We have ever sold. few do~rs H..
varilbly cure the worst cares Of Cough,
Group. and l,rluchits. while ita wonderful
succca in the cure Of Consumption q with
ont parallel in the history 81 medicine.
since its hfsi discovery Il has leen sold on
a guarantee. a issf which no other medicine
can stand. II YOU have a Cough We earn
r-liy q. Egpf9 ~ i, lTlsq y ~ lQels.
aai ~. Itfour Lung nhsAtn. Chest OF
hatE lhga, ~, Shildt nfbin, Pltier
~idd Nv thenault Il feuuv
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TTrns or INTEREST.
sFrEH1scr, DuDDsRAR a 90.

A pedal Drive in Meme Kip Brosan, at
one dollar per pair
Curtain Lace and fambrsq uin.. in nsv
designs and colorings
The best stock Of wan Paper 10 the city.
and at very los prices.
The best Dollar shirt ever seen here,
With Linen reinforced Bosom.
Kid Gloves.-Maihers' Perfumed Kid
Gloves are the latest and incest thing oft.
Coi,onade-, Hickory, Plaid Co,ion..
Apron Checks and Cheviots At popular
prices.
Dress trimmings, In this line We have
far surpassed every former season. Ladies
can find almos. anything they may want.
Gentlemen will find our stock Of Neck.
wear, Collar, CuHs, suspenders, Half.
Hose, Drawers and t'nder.hirts, complete.
Elegant French corsets-soO homes
nessr break down. Ease comfort and
elegance A'k to be shown our SO-csnt
Corset.
Ginghsms IN the preltiest styles for
Dresses; also all staple styles IA all eolor,,
including Black and White Check. and
Stripes it.-
We have opened this week large and
we'll assorted stock Of Menu, Boys' and
childrens Straw Hats. Don't fail to er-
anime before you buy. r..'ia''.i.
Ia Men's. Youths and Boy.' Clothing
the universal verdict is We have the best
and cheapest stock ever seen in this city. 1
We have suits from a child'- four tears
old to sire % IN mems ,f.t.1
10 Notions, such a. hosiery, Gloves,
buttons, Iaoes; Feaiher-edge, Rick-rack
and other Braids; Linen, Lace and silk
HsPdterehisfs Be,iOns Fringe, Neck
lies, &c, We have them all
seventy five new piece. Of Pacific and
Porlshire Lawn, in all the new designs
and colorings. Don't wait until all the
preitiest ones are sold, bot come now while
you have full assortment to select from.
Remember thif ssarel TN hsldqsAttsr.
Tor Trunks aud Nalises. Twenty-Five new
trunks jlist received die other day, and We
ell them al less prices than you can buy
Them at reisil in Cincinnati or Louisville.
We have made a special effort this
Spring to get up stock Of Shoes that are
IecoDd to none ia Kentucky, both in Mems,
ladies and Children's. How we'll we have
Iucceeded you will see by an examination,
10 Dress Goods we will open this eve
hing smother pretty line Of Plaid ooplins,
Black Gros-Grain Silks, and the fnest line
Il Black Cashmsres to he seen anywhere
We have all the popular low-priced Dress
iopis sstmsid all eolors iJf
AZ this il now the time for house-clean-
ng, fixing W, sc, we would advise all not
o fail 10 examine our stock Of Carpets.
'Isitings, Oil-CIoths, STAIR Carpets. Rugs.
Window Shades, Curtain Lace, and in
act anything in the house-furnishing line,
: il will be to their interest to do 80.