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Daily Republican., 1882-07-15
A BIG BREAK ALL ALONG
THE LINE,
AT JOHN H. MOORE'S,

s2s-AIarket Stretches.
Great reductioo in
the prices of Our stock
OF Spring and Summer
clothing for Men, Boys
and Children. from
to-day we are deter
mined to close out our
stock of Spring a n d
Summer clothing and
have reduced prices &C.
oordingly. Our $40
Wooden Suits are re-
duced to 81 and Us; our
$12 Suits to 50 and $40
our SIS Suits to $12
and $13 and so on
through the whole line.
In our Boys and
Children's Department
the mark down is still
more noticeable. Many
of our children'o suits
a r e marked at cost,
some below cost and
all at greatly reduced
prices. We MAKE this
great reductions in time
SO a to, lear our count
ers for the Fall and |
Winter trade. Call and
see for yourself and be
convinced t h at first.
class clothing can be
bought as cheap, if not
CHI aper, here than at
any place in the coun
try. II
Full lines of suitipgs i
and trowserings always {
On hand in our Custom
Department which has
been doing a heavy :
:rade since last M rch. (
Good cutters, first class :
foods and trimmings $
nd superior wor%men a
haracterize this De.
'artment in every
ranch.
Gentlemanly clerks
ill wait on you wheth-
r you wish to purchase
r not, at
Ohm III. MOORE'S
q MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-15
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGTSTS.

Shi44AnhL.PHlA,W WILMINGTON AMI
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
1RAINs WILL LEAVE WILMINGTON AZ Eore
June 20, 1889.
For philadelphia and intermediate st..
p. m. ' ''OO
Philadelphia (express), q G23, $50. 7:2S. A..
S;sS s:Os' 1l6S a. M. l2lO, i:6s, Iii, do,
Now York 400, 228, ESQ. t:2G asa IFS
m''hIS:SS, 6S,6.17, 6.Ss !, 20 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations. l.os
S.l7 .. m, and 600 p. m. -'~~
Baltimore and bay Line, 0.67 D m.
baltimore and Washington. lA2 All
aUo' VIZ g. m'' LEO, "l:O9, b.oO, 6.67, l.oA D. \
baltimore only, LOS .. M, 1901 and u. m
Trains for Delaware Division leave FOR:
New Castle, leo, 0.lOS. m, LOS, 800, e.2Sp,m
Harrington and IntermediatO StationG ~
q. m, Loo, Gasp. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations 9lOa
M, LOO, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Rhuadolphia and intermediate SEstfona,
NO a. M, II m.baO, T.SO, 0.SS p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, a.2sa.n
III, 0Ss, 1892. m.
baltimore and Warrington, La. An
"OO' VII q. M; 11.OA p. m. Bal. LOS am,
For further information pSsgenRsrs ara "a
erred 70 the time tables posted at tho depot
Trains marked thus ~ are limited sxurau
lpon which extra fare Is charged.
FRANK THOMSON, J.R. WOOn
Gonl Manager. GenI Pass. Art.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-15
NOTICE.

he partnership heretofore existing be-
tween !Eaac D1 Ion and Matthew F. HAYDEN
at 4 King street-coff. o Tasting ia this
DAY dissolved by mutual cons mt. ali bills
due the late firm will be received BY Mr., Dil.
" this date. '''
The business heretofore carried on by Isa~ q
lHllon and Matthew 7. Hayden, will be con.
tinued b. Isaac Dillon, and he will be
pleased to see all his friends VINO want anv
thing IN bis line. at No 4 9King street. The
best grsdes Of coffee at the lowest prices.
JyA--,W ISAAC EILLoN.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-15
NOTICE.

l. X. M. Brooks, a. O director of the Wait.
ers' Union association, do make it known
that this association Is prepared to serve
tea parties, banquets. Wedding Receptions.
Private or Public, In fret class style. Orders
may be left at 1888 Walnut street, with K. M,
Brooks, Or at the Clayton house with the as
slstant director, q. Il. BoWyer. Orders will
be promptly filled. charges reasonable. The
Walters Union Association. y. L. Anderson,
President. ie2Q.3m
Daily Republican., 1882-07-15
NOTICE.

~
The cid Loan AS oclation will no d its 18th
annual meeting on ednesdav eI enlng next,
port will be SUI mitted, officers and directors
elected. and first payment made on a ne v
series Important amendment then to be
acted upon. GEO. q. MAEIS
VA4ot Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-15
!. a AND 1RAYEI1Vc; : ::

HIM UDN NEv
h PSn ,t aa m u.s.
e',ss sew Nv storm sts%sy Ss
6ssSS'd tSsAas'IIsG You
EsEt lSSst,.O Of Rs sS.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-15
FOR RENT.

I IN X PENTHOUSE l4o3 Broom ST,
T. with modern i'm prove "ent', frnnt and
side yards. Apply TO M. M. OhILD, 7Ol
Market st. iyt-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-07-15

To get the best brands Of -four 20 10
W. j. Morrow, At French street.,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-15

pb ssSnatlenen's nS &C., In the city. Lndi an
pnpt g bass, XIX iISAet Docks and ladies
tinysst tention nS,d ~ Reasonable prices
Swelling bSss pad to repairing trunSs
Daily Republican., 1882-07-15

,IYANTED 80 A CARRIAGE BLaCK.
w smith helper, also a carr age paint
Apply TO Kent IRON & Hardware Co. lyl4t t
Daily Republican., 1882-07-15

IWANTED - SEVERAL FAMILIES
w for country spinning mill, nddress
], LUND, Landenberg, Cne ter County, "a
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The YeIlOW-Fcyer at Pensacola-An
Appeal for Help.

The following was received by Colonel
John B. Cary yesterday:
OFFICE or BOARD OF HEALTH,
PENSACOLA. FLA, september p. lSs2.
Dear >ir,-Thc total number Of fever
ca>e. up 20 date /, $50: number Of deaths,
SO. Number Of new ease, Yesterday. go ;
and dlv before. G0-shOwing marked
spread 4 the disease.
The Board Of Health are fighting hard
and hopcfuiy 10 master the disease, but n
vet the outlook j. gloomy. The amount
and extent Of distress and suffering cM
only bee understood by those Who >ee II
Not alone the sick need care and help, but
I'm many instances the families must De- sup
portcd while the husband and father oi
irotbcr-thc brcad-Wnncr-i, fighting ont
nj, chance, for life with the fever. All Of
hi. fall, upon the Board of llcalih. They
furnish medicinc-. nurses, food. ana mcdi-
cal care. Their expenses are not less than
Nrec Luai{r,d dON1rs per day. which can
oniy Doe met by The aid OF those who SYM
Uathizc with our people in their trial You
ran iudre. therefore. that any ali from
your people will be thankfully received,
and. Dr. Whiting bids me assure you, VIII
be- iudiciou.ly expended. The ITt,'lng z
need i for the means o. pay nurses, sam
tarv inspectors. funeral expenses, 81. -Four
hundred and seventeen cases are no"
bein. attended 10 by tie Board ana th'
other associations. ...
lam the fourth clerk aiding Or. Whiting
since the outbreak II thc feyer-one dead
and TWO are down with The fever.
Very respectfully, ". W. WHARIoN.
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Briefs and Personals,

The Jefferson Ward Democratic Club
viii meet in their new ciub-room, 1110 east
Main street, tomorrow night, and proceed
10 the work OF the campaign.
Two rewards. aggregaiing $50, are Of
fered for the arrest Of the party who de-
faced the monument az Hollywood Of a
daughter OF Mrs. President Tyler, and
wrote on the monument that the work was
botch.
The defacement consisted in breaking off
a piece Of the drapery OF the marble figure.
That has now been pretty well repaired,
but 1t l. as desirable a. ever TO discover
the offender.
There Is a gypsy band camped on the old
gypsy aimp-groundson the Brook turnpike
about three miles from the city. Most OF
them drove here from Holyoke, Mass, and
all are on their way South, and may go as
far As Florida.
Some OF the women are OF the real gypsy
type-copperish cOlor-having black hair
and eyes and wearing large earrings.
The band are well supplied with babies,
horses, wagons, tents, dogs, and birds.
The workmen are rapidly finishing Ebe-
nezer (colored) church steeple.
The Danville Railroad Company have
under advisement the matter Of leasing the
upper stories OF Mr.. PAGES new block,
on the SpOtswood-IIote site.
Mr.. Abram Levy. OF the late firm Of
Levy Brothers; Mr.. Davis, Of New York,
lately OF Petersburg, and Mr.. Drake, Of
Petersburg. viii occupy Mr.. PAGES store
southwest corner OF Main aud Eleventh
streets, as a mammoth dry-goods store,
under the firm-name Of Levy, Davis *
Drake.
II. u. Cole, Of the Williamsburg BIlie-
tin. and Postmaster o. c. Peachy, OF the
same city, were in town Yesterday.
In the Chancery Court to-day argument
will be heard on the tag-tax injunction
case.
The British schooner Eos, ia tons, Cap
tain JOHN Enos, cleared Yesterday from the
custom-house with 1.S00 barrel, Of flour for
Rio Grande do sui, shipped by the IIaXall-
Crcnshaw Company, valued at Sll,040.
Colonel jones 4. August. late proprietor
OF the Yellow Sulphur Springs, and the
Arlington Hotel. Of Danyilio. is among the
friends oi his hoyhood here, and j. stop
ping at the Exchange Hotel.
hcs>rs. II. l.. staples * 60. have sold for
Mr.. \. d. Williams the lot on the north
east corner Of Franklin and Monroe streets,
fronting 81 feet inches. to MljOr Charles
:. StrinefellOw for Sj.1U9.
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Madame Mcdonald, Of New York, who
viii take charge Of the millinery depart;
ment at our new store, 3l3 Broad street,
arrived yesterday.
After few days we viii offer very great
Inducements in trimmed hats. We are
now selling elegant bargains in sntyfmpsesf
hais. plumcs. hosiery. k,d gloves, mourn
ing goods. table linens, napkins, towels,
bed-spreads, sash-fibbons, corsets. UNDER
wear, and various small notions, and our
stock will be even more complete in few
days.
Entirely unprecedented bargains in hair
goods, on consignment.
GREEN & WAUss, 3i5 Broad street.
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Natural Bridge Hotel.

This hotel has registered OF regular
gue,t. within five months past 1900 peo-
ole. and a. many more have visited The
Bridge in excursions. The hoteI WIZ Ds
Kept open during the fall and winter, ana !e
a special rate for board per week or mohtl
will be given. The house = Handsomely ''1sG
furnished and the table well supplied:
Home comfort. are assured. II Is situated
! ! C9o feet above the sea Ieyel and affords
,,er,ect retreat from the malarial districts
and the third wonder Of the world " =
reyer % "a glorious in ts surroundings AZ IN
the autumn months. -,,.a
The Richmond snd Allegheny railroad
furnish cheap eXcursson tickets.
Carriages meet all trains. sco
MP. sPArIDISG X co.
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THE TRADES Parade The committee
appointed to make collections Tor the
Trades Parade were out YESTERDAY ana
met with good success, and VIII continue
their work to-day.
Now that the Trades Parade ha- hetn
fully determined on and advertised Vide
". il i incumbent upon our people 70
make Il worthy Of the city. Funds are
needed 70 procure band, Of music. to have
display II fireworks. and. generally. 10
give the affair novel and attractive features.
THE gentlemen who have the matter IN
rb9rge rightly conclude that il VIII not do
~ have simple reproduction Of the parade
~ Inst wear: they want 10 have al that We
had l,t wear and good many other inter-
e.,in. features. To this end they are Ak
ing Tor contributions.
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Police CoURT. The iollowinscaseS were
disposed Of YESTERDAY nj
Morri. Bowling Ccolored) drunk. flned
Il Ben johnson lcolore0 was fined q for
being drunk. o. ,ba Grand
no, ~, ,he cbarre II feloniously cutting
NJ. Kersey with knlie. ,.uos ,h;r-
Robert Scott colored was i]lleu H;ordr,r ioI , n
~ days for being drunk and disorders! IN
'iT 0oyid Az uughes was fined $40 Tor beng
drunk and driving reckless!y through the
s-Vy' W. II. Bailey (colored wa; Jailed ; for ilf,
W W davs i for stealing one lot OF tobacco
tron srom Saimon. Hancock * 60.
Winston Cephus (eolorr,dls enafSeu Eo;N,,e ",."
he;ng disorderly in the Theatre oomiquei ,
arsa In csrrying concealed weapons T1. anu
,h~e,tening a. 10 shoot PHI. Johnson. Inc
sase sni go, 80 -, continued till to-day.
'''I, p;,hard J stewart lcolored) was hned -
'oi = M" Ken.ton. drunk, was nned s2,
tery' The case was eoniinnsu III s,,ua ssiua! T.
ID. Merritt was hneu - 'O' Hs "''"e ~
'h9 ssres., Sarnett. drunk, was fined e.
Georre Williams (colored)' druhk' wa
fined S2. s fined AZ for assault,
|. ing and striking r. W. I''0H''
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BAsE-BAIL.-The game played Yesterday
evening between the Mutuals. OF Phliadei-
,bia and the Richmonds being the fourth
- ,be series-was won by the Richmonds
ot,er most exciting contest. The Rich
monds seemed TO have gained their e9Sf-
dsnce. and went in with n will 10 win:
nth clul,s have now won two games, ana
the management Of both clubs, In order 70
~, which .haIl claim the championship
sS tween these two mines, have decided TO
DIsv another game this evening. Tue
score yesterday was I'VE 10 TWO III ia.1i ,m ~ ~
the home club. The game To-Day Mlh ~
called at 3:i5 II. VI. The Mutnals ar .t;. ~.
bcsi nine that have visited hiehniohu '''''
/ season.
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Special attention is called TO the trustees
sale OF "WIkiDson's Hail." to come of to-
day at 4l O'Clock p. VI. The trustees hay.
ing sold all Of Mr.. J. y. wiIkinson's real
estate advertised 10 be sold last evening.
they will offer for sale This afternoon at n
O'Clock the valuable property on the west
side OF Ninth street, near 10 Franklin street.
See advertisement for full particulars.
W. GoDDfN & sON, Auctionecrs.
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NEp1cN-COLLE OPESING.-The regu'
lar session Of the Medical College com
menced Yesterday with the largest number
Of students il has ever opened with, =,
The lectures Of the day were delivered
nv DIR. McCaw, professor Of the Practice
al Medicine, and Or. Coleman, professor
OF Obstetrics.
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aas as oIs West Main street

Joseph NJ. Blair, Grocer, SIG Main s'reei,
has he Measure OF announcing that orders
tor hin, can be lett II Mr.. II. q. Forstnisnn
d,,,csfore sl9 west Main street, where.
,hey will be promptly transmitted and
faithfully executed, Telephone numbers
lat and 2i3.
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school Trustees Removed.

Tho State Board u Education hlNe T.
moved the school trustees Of Danvillc,
Manchester. and Chesterfield because The
record, failed 10 show that they had quail
fed according to law within the prescribed
time.
The new appointee~ for Danyille are j.
u. Blackwell. Il. l.. Hickson, and Rober:
+. Jenning..
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kfRS. :. {. ROSTER formerly Mis- Kate
VI Wauhall. teacher ef VOCAL and IN>TRC-
MENTAL vi ~lC-riANO ant ulIIAR-in-
f0rfu- hcr old Send aud me public u e She -
again making her h1uC IN Richmond and ~olicits
patronage.
Terms rca-ouall'. Voice Culture. sight -Ingings
and HARMONY. without extra charge.
The ITALIAN end FRENCH LANGUAGES
also taught in classes.
Teacher are Invited 10 cal aud cVsmine the
IEGATO MONITOR" the new mechanical I'D
Tor learning - play smoothly. ior which Mr-. kO-
STAR e. the inventor, agent in this city.
Residence, No. 40O north seventh street
II. Al
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RICHMOND. VA. september 30. lSs2.

To Ne Elifor u uie Digpafch:
am forced 10 ak the privilege of say
iny through your column, that have been
grossly misrepTesonted BY Mr. Nolt% OF
Amblcr smith in telegram from Wash
in ION. dated the 18th instant. saving that
VA. there urgin. the withdrawal Of said
smith. These gentlemen would perhaps
have been better employed attending 10
their own than 10 other peoples business
Vorv re.necffullv. J. ". FISHER.
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9ithmoni S]ispatth.
TUEsDAY...........oCTOBER 4 1890
WEATHER REPORT

>, IMPLICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For tbe Nid.
S .iy Atnntic'staics partly cloudy weather
ionowed in the evening by local rain
nor'h 10 east winds in the northern NOR,
lions, higher barometer. '''" iOi'
warm. '''"i anu
!hsksONETER YESTERDAY: 6 AM 5G.
a. VI, Il noon, "a; 3P. NJ, "A: g p
NJ, 6S; midnight, O..
Mean temperature, T5 l-e.
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LADY CURED or RHErMAr1sM.

BALTIMORE. Mn. May :, 1850.
NJ health was much shattered by rheumatism
when commenced taking BROWNS lRox BIT.
TERs, and scarcely had strength enough to attend
. my daily household dulles. am now using N,
iAir3 bottle aud ain rcgAniRg strength daily. and
ItheCrfa.ly recommend Il % all.
IcaaRot say too much ia praise of It.
Mis-. MARY ?. BRAsHEAR.
17S Freshman street
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,.-,o,. pp4YER-MEETING.- Inc Union
oo,nr,,oeetinc 49,, OF the young men OF 'he
RRi"::,;lt CHURCHES Of Richmond ana nan
i,"P.. ut sunday afternoon IN the DAse-
,,t ~ ., rbe First Baptist church. IheIe
was a very large attendance ";,u nm.
snjrit pervaded the meeting. IN VEr,nr This
her Of speeches were MADE nu' !In rHr;nms 49,,
ueek meetings will be heiu d. 'hV Vra'",;.bt
pantis, churches in thls e'!. - mi
the youug men OF the chnrches We. y, y, tIa, ,
;nc,nding the Second ehurcn nlee. ~ -, nd and
Dhnrcb. and those OF the churches ..Y' e'S. 49,,
;ncluding the First church. niee' ,,so ~ the
cbnrch. Their purpose Is 10 aioaT VA en-.
coung men Of the various charseS I'1a,;ro an%
iiSt them in religious worh' .uuIonn Jun
,rnr, the attendance sunua! e. n'.' ho,,1
nnd the spirit OF the meeting, lu'' tn
a,'oyv reason 10 be encourase"'
,,ere several requests Tor pr"!ei'
c.,oorn RAPTIsr SuNDAY-ScHooL l Nl0N
,,,' ro@Tnlar monthly meeting OF lhe W "
ne Pan,ist sunday-school Union VIZ
ioIeu B;.ing Mount Zion church, hocA
helu 6,,Say ~ afternoon. The reports IRON
etts' oun ..iN,,: schools showed an increase
s.,endonce over the previous n'on'r, '1orr GOOD
~eci,atjons 10y the scholars vi nhers Job,
md reflect credit on lhe and r. II. Grl
Oliver, OF the Firs, chul'n, emu Hc,booi. made ia
ham. Of the Manchester rsa church wa
Wrestling addresses. n.city. and IN
crowded 10 Its utmost eapa,; lp;m;ng through
seryiees were highly enIeI, ,ha Union vii
on, The next meeting OF ". on the fir
h. held at the Second chui'h V"
sunday In November
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Presbyterian sunday.schoo, Vn,or

Ihe regular quarterly meeting Of the
fTeSo1yterian Sunday School Union OF Rich.
mond and Manchester was held in Grace.
| street Presbyterian church Sunday after.
noon-Mr. J. ID. X. Sleight presiding. The
loHoWlng report from the schools com.
posing the Union for the month of sen.
tcmber was read:
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CIiEI> rIANsBUHG. Va. 1851.
suffering foom ktncy-di>ease. from which I
so-ld c,i no relief. trcd BROWNS lRoN BIT
TINS which cured rae completely. 4 child Of
mine. recovering from sca-.ei-fevor had no ap,.e-
t-l and ald not -, IN . c able L. eat a. all gave
In Irau B.,fcrs with tae aapp.cst result.
j. klLE MONTAGUE
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To Subscribers Richmond Ieieph"n'
Exchange.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

Please note the following changes anu
addition, 20 October !, lSS2, and enter -aine
on your catalogue:
NEW SCBSCRIB Frs.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad COMPANY;
purchasing agent, Office, >eNenteenth ana
Broad ,treet.. Law system, No. 30.
John. { Goolsby, No. 3 Governor street.
Law system. No. 29-.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany. intersection Of York River and Ches
apcake and Ohio railroads.
spratley & Howard, lai. Cary stree'
Law system, No. 5ol
Thomas II. Thompson, 1915 Cary street
Law system, No. 2ys.
CHANCE OF NAME.
+. c. Stacy to J. Bell Bigger, ~ cas-
Main .treet. Law system, No. l6s.
c. L. MCCLUER, Manager.
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CHICK CIGAHs, DC.

SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done st
the DISPATCH rRIST1SG-hOUsE. Good work,
low prices. and salssfActlon gnaransecI.
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CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
- LITTLE GIRLS.
PRINCIPALs. NJ. NJ. T. tohbsstHti1SSi hsHiSi
III LAeI EMALL eIKERL.

Tds school opens SEPTEMBER 2jTH. and
closes June 9Th following.
French cla--,-s viii Lc in Tie hands ~ VI. '. l.
chop ARD snd NsT. CkI~PI.
German t,acher-Mi>S 6EtBt.
Latin t.tcucr-MR. THOMAS tARfFB.
MIS- DANIEL wiu resume hcr afternoon clfss
.u English Literature NpNLNBLE Isl.
VI fIIDPARD. q usiiye ~ Parl-. lls Hught
-ur,e-sflly for several years ~ mis- country. aud
brings the bo-i testimonials - o. Dis efficiency. tie
win De- glad to receive private pupil, AMI a. take
chsrg, + cia--ts iu school.
FOR I,feruncc- and further details ap' " ~
Mrs. col. .~ION'~.
So 2q-tf III e.l-t trace street.
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UrsrIxGs COURT.-The October term OF
nj. conrt. Judge George L. Christian pre-
.idnc. commenced Yesterday. The grand
iurv George \. Hayne, ioreInan) Itllrh' u
true bills Of Indictment against l.. a5ah
and W. Klenning for unE~iully Du! M
beer-bottles stamped with the traue,lIilIA ~ n
- ofpohe,t Portner and Christian x White.
IN the case Of Thomas Bowler, charged
,,i,b feIoniou. stabbing. the grand jury
returned not a true bill.
Tbe court adjourned until Thursday al
II n'rlock. having. besides the cases men,
tioOed Ji.po,ed OF several others OF minor
consideration.
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VINE STREET. HAEEIsBUEG. PA.}
December .. lSSl. !
Af,lf trying Different physicians aud many rCme-
die, for palpiaiiou ol iat hear; without receiving
aav tenc1i. Was advised g. uy BROWNS IEON
BlrrKRs. have used tvo bottle, ana never found
anything that gave me so much relief.
Mr. JENNIE HISS.
Far ue PECULIAR i.c1tie- = wiz Cd .aflss arc sab.
je.i BROWNS IRON EITTEE> Is luT.lYAbic
II IT,
BE sUTE ANO GIT THE GENUINE.
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AN GLAD 20 inform my friends and those or
W. II. BLAIR Co. that have their celebrated
" MoBirose Whisksy Cor sale at nv store. No.
2OO3 Ienable street X. L. BozE.
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Picnic CIGARS. Sc.
SC. only for a Picnic CIGAR.
LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

J. II. WATKINS. Ninth and Cary stretS. do
hver> to fauauies aud others coon EASTERN yIR-
GiNIAN LUSP BIrUNINoUs Coal for gratss 10
s4.25 per ton For economy and good fires buy
n now.
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- = = La cured me of trousi,- IN Ia -, ,,i,v
which has tailed the treatment 81 "i4 -"' 49, 80
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KIDN W O RI
HAS BEEN PROVED
The sTc-t cure for
kIDN J. : J. 4 : Z :.

Doc, lame back 0r dislrierc3 urine inll- +:
cato thzt YOU are victim THEN DO NOT .
HESITATE. U.s. klDNEN-NoE ~ once :
druggists recommend d.. and % VII -Itcc-
Is overcome Tie disease aud restore ht-.4iAH :
action.
LADIF>.-For complaints peculiar 20
your *. sch 4s uaiu aud wea akucs~es. MD
NEN-WOEI +, Uu.--rT..l>-e1- - li viii Act :
promptly and safely.
FlTHfR >FX-Inc0u.ineuce. retention .
4 urine. hrick-du>i or ropy c'p'> = ana /.
Gull. drasgu ~ pains. AL speedily weld - y {
curative power.
SOLD 81 ALL DRUGGISTS. ITlce> j. 7.
KIDN NEY-W ORT.
Toe STUN. Wa ~atAp3l
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CoRy FOR SALE.

TS0Ii SALE. EIGHTEEN ACRES OF
STANDING CORN, -four aud h,i niies %
from the city. oo the Ossofas tIsp.se. ~W
terms apply a, No. &c nofEh foar'Sso' s.i,s