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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-04
A.card.

MISS. c. w. METcAiFE T. Bro.
Gentlemen, having been requested
TO STATE what | think Of the Decring
Binder purchased Of you last year,
will say IL ia With pleasure we give
our opinion MS TO the working OF the
machine. We will state we had both
machines, the Deering md the McCor-
mick Binder, On trial aud after giving
them both tliouronghtest in all kind
OF grain and in NIL shapes down, tam
gled. wet, heavy and light, we must
say IN justice TO the Dccring Binder il
did It's work the besr, was lighter IN
draft no weight on the necks, the
machine working smooth making
no noi.e and making perfect bundles
aud iiring them lighi, making them
all the same siz', smaking q comDlete
separation of every bundle in down
tangled grain as others failed to
do in other words we do not hesitate
TO say to our farmer friends who are
wanting a good and reliable Binder
that will rut and save the grain with
out giving them Trouble. buy Deer,
ing II is tar the best machine we have
seen IN the market.
FRANK b. Lacy.
w. ID. LACY.
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Fire at Pembroke.

The general merchandise store of
Gill II Smith, Pembroke, KY, was
consumed by fire early Sunday morn
Ing. The fire WAS discovered about
4 o'clock aud had gained such head
way that nothing whatever could be
saved. We have not been apprised
OF the amount OF The los,, but under.
stand the store aud stock was covered
by $4,000 insurance. The store near
est the fire was badly scorclied and
was saved with difficulty. Had II
caught. every business house south OF
the public square would have been
burned.
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The Great Show Coming.

W. C. Coup's now united show and
great Worlds Fair for the season Of
1882 will exhibit IN lIopkinsville on
Friday April 2l.t.. giving two per-
formanccs. II Is larger than ever
before and 10 full OF new features
never before exhibited. Look for
big advertisement next week.
III an interview with w. q. Coup
the great Snowman, aud man OF new
ideas published IN the New York
Times Mr. Coup says:
II have introduced moro progres
sivo and original ideas, aud more
SEXUAL novelties IN The show business
Than any other person who eyer en-
gagged IN It. II has always been my
policy 10 change the leading features
%: my establishment every year. BY
hoing So. | am enabled TO give my
patrons ah entirely new set OF aIirac-
lions every season. Iii order to do
this, always soil, during the winter,
/. all Of the old attractions TO other
shows, and replace them with new.
In this way. | have new show every
season, while other shows have only
worn out, cast oil aud secona.hand
attractions TO exhibit. | have pur.
sued this course ili. season, and now
present more genuine novelties than
all the combined shows of the roun-
try together. AZ regards expenses,
my salary list alone. last year, was
much IN excess OF the entire gross re.
rcipiso OF some OF The most pretentious
shows IN the country. This season
II IL larger aii.l. and IL costs more Ia
run my establishment, than !, does IA
run any show now travelling. These
nre induspuiable facts, aud lcbal'
lenge anyone to refuic them.
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soddiNe yards Is now the order Of

soddMg yarsisis now the order OF
the day.
Farmers are busy blowing, this fine
weather.
Eight couples of young people
went out TO Mr. Ned Campbells Inst
Thursday evening ami spent most
enjoyable evening. The party con-
sIsted Of the following young ladies'
aid gen!iemcns IL. IL. Alternately
and Miss Susie E'lmunds; Bailey
Waller and Miss Lissie Gish: Bryan
Hopper and Miss Ada Trice; Ben
Thompson and Miss Manic Barnes |;
las I. CANT and Miss Matte lick.
man; J. w. Downer and Miss Mol
lie Pctrcc; 4. w. Dsbney and Miss
Bette Petrec aud Jno. G.. Ellis and
Miss Mary Howard.
A negro buck walked into the
ladies' waiting room at the depot Sat-
urday and took his scat in few
feet OF several ladies who were IN the
room and proceeded 10 take of his
sloe and arrange tho heel OF his sock,
A special policeman was appointed
to attend to the depot aud keep ne.
groes off the platform and out Of the
ladies' waiting room, but he docs
about as much good IA knot on
log would, Such stale of affairs Ia
absolutely di.graceful and in the
name of tho people of IIopkinsville
we call upon the Board OF Council.
men to appoint ar cflicien. policeman
TO project to rights and interests oil
the travelling public. We regret very
much to DO forced to speak Of this
subject so often, but the necessities of
the ease demand II, and unless there
is a change we intend to speak IN
slill palmer terms and lei the public
know whose fault II is.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-04

VIM. lIanes, an Arizona gambler,
crazed with liquor, fred off pistol in
u passenger coach in jackson county,
Ind and killed Alex g. Wingate, an
inonfensivc stranger. Wingate was a
wealthy farmer from w ,odford Co.,
Ky, The maniac jumped or the
train while it was moving at tho rate
Of 40 mules an llour--was unhurt--
and took off his clothes, hing them on
tree and drowned himself in a creek
near Scottsvillc. Ind.
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d. +. SMIrmsoN, Inspector.

ID. f. SMIrmsox, Inspector.
Sale by j. X. Cant & Sons Of 70
hhds.
10 hhls. fine leaf, SIS 10 to IL So.
80 hhls. good Medium leaf, 81 90
toS az
IS hhds. common leaf, So % to
Z 90.
II hhds. Tugs and trash, IS 90
6 81.
Market firm and higher on all
grades.
Sale Of As hhds' by Wheeler Mills
& Go. BE
Is l'hda. common to good Tugs,
IS 0U too 90.
35 lhds. common to good leaf,
SO 20 to 8 80.
Market finn and active. :
Sale BY Nelson & Jusup Of So hhds.
Al hhds. leaf, from 80 90 to 8 so.
II hlls. lugs, from 80 rs to 5 35.
No reiec,ions. We quote the mar
ket very firm anil active with strong
demand fer al grades,
Sale by Duckner d Woodbridge Of
II hhds
90 hh,ls. Medium aud good leaf.
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South Kentuokian.
AopKINsyILLE, APR. A 1884

Ey-0ur subscription rates werc
reduced Ost. Is. 1881, TO 81 so strictly
cash ia ddoance. All unpaid sub
seriptions. beginning prior to that
dare, ~ill.be charged at old rates I'LL
paid. No subscriptions are taken
now except Tor cash in advance, aud
all papers vii, be stopped when out,
unless promptly renewed.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
Once More
70 TIE FRONT!

We have now on
hand the largest and
best selected stock of
clothing ever brought
to this market. If you
want a nice suit give
us a call and we can
furnish you with a
Black Getaway frock
and colors guaran-
teed for 5000 also a
nice all wool cassi-
mere suit for So. and
up We would like to
haveyou call and ex-
anime our line Of boys
and children's cloth
ing. We have them all
styles and sizes and
at prices that will
guarantee their ready
sale. Don't fail to give
us a call at our new
Store at Boards Old
Stand.
NJ. FRANKEL 4 SONS.
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We row have car load Of Ice
manufactured ON our own machine at
Clarksviile, which we are prepared to
deliver to the trade at one cent per
pound. Whom we move our machine,
which we expect to do the Isl Of May,
we will sell ice at
50 cts. per hundred by the cake.
60 cts per hundred when 20 pounds
and over. Is cts. per hundred under
Is pounds delivery. leave your
orders for the season.
A. V. TONNES. SEC.
Hopkinsville Ice Co
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Estray Notice.

Takenup az cstray by E. II. Siv-
Icy, living about three miles sonth-
Yves, from Ilopkinsville, on the Lin
ton pike, Christian county, Kentucky,
about the LIST Jan. 1882, one red mu-
ley cow, with white face with white
onhc. back anibcIlv, with crop each
ear, aged about 5 or 6 years, No other
marks or brand to be seen, appraised
by mo at Eight dollars tbs 3Oth day
Jan. 1882.
J D. Gowen j. P. G.
Mar. I, 4w]
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Henry and Frank Runbergor were
banged at Harrisburg, Pa. last week
for the murder Of Daniel Troutmsn.
Edgar +. Small was hanged the same
day at pitsburg, Pa, for The murder
oil Nicholas JHcoby. aa
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
Last Notice.

Those indebted to
the firm Of Crutchfield
& Beard will please
call on me and Settle
at once, as the firms
business MUST be
closed up. My Office
is in the rear end Of
New Building corner
Of Main and Springs
streets.
D. r. BEARD.
Surviving Partner.
li-w1
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WEEKLY TOBACCO MARKET.

Inspectors monthly report of the
IIopkinsville tobacco market, April
LIST. 1882.
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soatAtrrIzs.

800 49, tN. AN
Mrs f. R,wlins, Of Cadiz, was in
the civ Friday last
Mr.. y. Gentry, Jr, Of Cadis, was
In tho city Sa,ntaaN
Mrs r. r. Bnrbridge Is Visiting
relatives 10 Padocah.
I. h I,Gklcy an | wife, OF Cincin'
natl, AFRO al tho PHOENIX.
Mira. ban, IIlllman was registered
a, the phocnix Saturday.
= Mr.. g. w. W.rs,, OF Trenton, was
atthc Phoenix last week.
Lizzie Steele, OF Bollcvicw, Is
visiting Miss Katie Clarke.
Miss NJ my Mason went up TO Tren-
ton Friday to visit Miss Garth.
Mis-. Matte Jol,nson has returned
from a v!si, TO friends In Nashville
Tenn. So
M.,Jr s.mmcrs of C,,ljx Visited
s,., r,.n,. NJ .,ho. Pl,oeu,x las,
week.
u,.s r,,a p,,cher Of Peachcr'p
Min s,sut SUNDAY Waiting Mrs.
l,ozelle. .4wt se
>,s. s,sic ,Iauiuham. Of Noftons.
.,uo wa. re,,.,creJ M tho Phoenix
snn,,,y
NrJ / Carton. a proninent mrr-
chm, of C,liz. uassol through the
,,,v Thursaay $780,.
Miss Mamie Peay. OF Re,bel rc.
m,lo C.lleuc yisitei her uncle at
ponbroko s ,iunlay.
:, -, :, -, :, - ,,, -, ,r;u
wan, nm 70 Tren,onf Friday 10 visit
relatives and friends. f,fNt
:,
Miss- nora h'kes' "' o'n'NS'''''
MI, - Az, pr,ur i,oycr.
Mr. Wiisns Is rar'o'y rca"in'"e us
hea''h ~ "" spring. NJ" "'"''"
:, So ,r,, 90.
~ - - , 80. :. ..1,, ~.
Wins COW" MS ''oa'N -
"e""' o ,soa
,,,,,
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M'a". VIM " ~ ~ = 49,,
Wv" ""e" w
@rs. "a! 's'', ', -, ~.
)" wa" w" Wv" 49,
.ic'ns ,'r Wv" "es
'a''
W. W, 49,. -, -,
W." W a nv"
49, wv" " '
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W. :" = ,, !. 49,,
"' .'",', ~" s ~,
~
"se - ""' = "
Mr. aud Mrs. Jcsse T.. Hodge, Of
Atlanta, returned nome u" week
after q vls'' o. several "ss 10 '"c
mmiiy OF pr' Jas wheeler
Misses Cynta wesiall Mary
Howard aud Lille Waller, accom-.
panied BY Prof. Jno. o. itusi, visited
friends at lIaaensvillo Friday.
Mrs Cru,chdo,J NJ Trenton. and
Mr.. s,rouer Ranks Of Henderson.
ware m Tho ci,y Friday md left OH
she afternoon train for Trenton.
Mr.. Jno. Nv. Coopcr fl,lci his reg.
,,,.r annoin,ment n, C.dlz last week.
Some OF his friends cant imagine
,y,Aortoa car,I, he goes for so or,cn.
OrBrien. Of iladensyillc, stu cuts Of
Bethel Female Collage. went hone
an n visit Friday aud returned Mon.
tlay.
y po,,rr, .,a nm,
80, ,o.romshoro wsrs IN me
civ Sunday. The latter was til,
yuest ola relative who 10 q student
Of Bethel Female College.
NJ. Joe Frankel of tLis CITY. and
Henry Fraukel Of prlucetou. returned
,.o,n ~, r.s, last weok. having
,,,rch. sed an ,mmcnsc sprlna stock
Tor their two houses,
i Az 7 w.,,oco Ns,son who I'm,
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.Metcalfe & Bro.
have purchased too
car loads of the cele-
brated Deerlng Cord
Binders; they cut 8
1-2 feet there is no
Machine Manufac-
tured that has the
record Of the Deering,
examine it before
buying.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-04-04
Strayedssor Stolen.

From the hiiching place near Moa-
yon's Store this city. black horse
mule about 10y hands high, aud 0 or
10 years old. Liberal REGARD given
for its apprehension. Information re-
ceivel at Whitlock's Mill. The
straying or the thsitloccurrel Saturday,
April lst.
PorSpEzrERi MAsos. !.
14,w.l
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Tho Governor has par,ieHca Jna
II. Belt who was ilned s25. aud ten
aysimprisonment, for carrying con-
cealcd deadly weapons on the night
lho was assaulted by Alex Pool mud
his friends and was forced to XIII
Pool IN sclf-defensc. lie was honora.
Pbly acquitted OF tho charge ofmurdcr
last February. Gov. Blackburn did
The proper thing in granting Mr.. Bell
In pardon, as bis petition was signed
by the best citizens of the county, aud
he is a young gentleman In every
way worthy of executive clcinency.
The Board Of Trustees OF tho Pub.
lie Schools has been increased from
I've TO seven and Z. NJ, Flack aud
Joe McCarroIl a,lded. They will be
divided Into three classcs the first
class having two, the second two, end
the third three, Tho classes will be
settled bylot and class ono will be
elected in May 1883 aud tho elections
willtake pi ice annually ihcreafter-iu
regular rotation, The present rooms
have been found inadequate TO &C.
commodato all tho pupils, aud two
more rooms on the third floor will be
filled up and two additional teachers
employed, making eleven. To do
thisa slight increase 10 the revenue
win DO necessary, but this, according
to the law. cannot exceed so cents on
$l00. Applicants for the positions o.
lteachcrs will BIO examined nj The
School Building Friday and SaIur'
4 day, May 8, and 6,
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TmE rHREE LurrLI / CnAIRs.

They sat alone by the bright wood Are.
The gray haired dame and the AGED nire
| dreaming ofdays gene by;
The tear-drops fell on each wrlnklea
cheek,
They both had thoughts they could hot
speak,
And each heart uttered sigh.
For their sad and fearful eyes tleacrIed
Three little chairs placed side BY side
against the sitting room wall,
Old-fashioned enough as there they stood
Their seats OF dag and their frames of
wood,
WIN their backs so straight andial
Ihen the sire shook his sll very head.
And, with trembling voice, he gently
said,
Mother, these empty chairn
Ihey bring us such sad thoughts to-
night
wen put them forever out OF sight
In the small, dark room upstairs, .
But she answered "Fathet +. no. not yet
TOR look 1t them and forget
That children are away 4:
me ooSs come back, and our Mary, too.
With her apron on OF CHI cred blue.
And sit there every da y.
"Jonn still whlttles a ships tall masts,
And Willie his leadsn bullets casts,
While Mary her patchwork sews;
At evening the three hildish prayers
Go up TO God fIOm these little chairs
81 softly that no one knows,
tommy comes hack lrorn the billow
deep;
WINE wakes from the battlefield sleep
TO say good nighr' I'd me;
Mary q wife aud mother no more,
But a Tired child whose pIa3 time IL DER,
And comes to rest at my knee.
80 let them stand there, though empty
now,
And every time when alone we how
At the fathers throne 10 pray,
Wen ask to inset the CHI ildten above
In our Saviors home OF rest and love,
Where no child goeth away"
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ropp,s FAMILY MEDICINES.

& for Dvspepsia and Constipation
mr. DiarrhDa ,Dysentery and Ohoi-
n iantnm No. Ii, Tor Brights Dis
KIM other Diseases of the Kidneys ;
n for Coughs and Colds No. 70, for
bs bronchitis and Lung Difficulties;
II inr Asthma, Group and WhoopinR
N Nos. S5 and 40, for Catarrh No.
A lIoarseness and Sore Throat Nos.
A n DIseaHes Of the Blood and Skin;
N ana IS, ChToAie Inflammation OF
,,enIg. stomach, Kidneys, Bladder,
IN etc, Nos. 70 and 70, Neuralgia,
smatlan and Gouti No, 80, for
In. No. IS, Functional Disease OF the
4 No, 10, for Nervous Weakness !;
Diseases of the Ears No. 100, Pre-
n Of smallpox, specific Nos. les
In Fever, Ague' all low types OF Fe-
Eslarial diseases generally No. lis.
kpulate the Menstt ual Discharge,
h0rrhea, Dysmenorrhtsa, ETC.; No.
kcontlnenGe OF Urine in Children /;
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs !
Renee, etc
be Medicines are especially prepared
hn be- relied upon 10 cure the Dis
for which they are recommended.
b cents and 81 per bottle. For sale
fuEgists and the Proprietor, DR..
n fodd, room No. |, Almond Build
W. cor. SLh and Market streets /;
S Ice on Eighth street. Wilmington,
,E bare.
Dns suffering from any chronic dis
viii do well TO consult DIR. Todd.
neLt, including medicines, 81.
hours: Tuesdays and Fridays ftom
tos p. M, and from 7 TO p. m.
Ter days except sunday.
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Providence Journal.

1
A young man ofthis town, and we'll
known too, wears handsome cluster
diamond pin, valued somewhere about
$1O0. A few nights since he arrived at
his home late, and ht rriedly undressing,
threw bis shirt csrelessly GU the aoor,
With the valuable pin In the bosom, and
retired. The next morning when he
came to don his shirt the pin was gone,
aud the strieteet search for it was nnrs-
warded with success. 1t happened that
there was about the house a ben--a sit
ting hen, kept In the house on account
OF her occupation and because of the
cold weather--and the thought occurred
TO the father that perhaps the pin had
become detached IRON the carmen
when 1t was thrown down, and the hens
In her wanderiDgs, might have been at
tracted by this shining valuable, and
gobbled 1t down. He had great mind
to kill the hen then and there to invetti-
gate, but he didn't really want to, as, II
he did, the eggs would be no good; so
for couple Of days the hen was kept
close, not allowded to go out of the
house, and closely watched In the hope
OF finding the missing diamonds. But
no pin was found. Finally, on or about
the third, 1t was decided to kill the hen,
when, sure enough, IN the glzzard was
found the missing pin. The geld setting
was bent and scratched and one OF the
smaller diamonds was missing, but four
ofthe diamonds were all right.
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is q Positive Cure

ior ail those Painful Complaints and
weaknesses so common to our best
female population.
~ Will cure entirely the worst form o.
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles
1nnamRlion and liberation, Falling and
Dlsplacements, and the consequent Spi-
nRl w weakness, and is particularly adapt
cd TO the Change of Life.
IL VIII dissolve and expel tumors from
the uterus in an early stage of develop
ment. The tendency to generous humOrs
there Is checked very speedily by It's use.
IL removes faintness, fiatulency. de-
stroys all craving for stlmulants, and
rei1eves weakness of the stomach. 1t
cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration, General Debility, Sleeplessness
Depression and indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down cauJing
pain, weight and backache,i is always GER
manently cured by its use.
~ VIII at all times and under all cir
cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female sy stem.
For the cure of Kidney Complaints of
either sex this Compound Is unsurpassed.
Lydia u. Pfukham's Vegetable
compound is prepared at 1913 and 235
western Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price 81,
Blk bottles for SIS. Sent by mail In the
form OF pills, also in the form OF lozenges
on receipt of price, 81 per box sfor either
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters
OF inqairy. Send for pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
K. PINKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They
cure constipation, bili0usness, and tor.
pldity Of the liver, rs cents per box.
A@-Sold by all druggists.
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RAILROAD LIN @


FaMD nALTkMWhs& = -
JANUARY 50, 1889.
|.,nswiIlleave Wilmington asfolk'V
I,,.dalpbla and Intermediat Y ssa y. .,
SIs, 1890 a. M; %~' s"i ''V
IIlp'..d "a; tExpreaa, 2.0', 2.ss, ~
X ia n g01 y 40, 1913 D. m x.ASs l'oe'
m II. 8Ss, 9.bg o. N oo n "a a ~ = az
", " and New York, 2Ol, ~ ~ hso'
m IA a.. a12.3s i.5S 5.H. 80 Y. ~
li,imore and Intermediate nsseions'
"A IA NJ, and 60 p. m.
fillmore and Say Line. o.0iP. ~ ax
4 in "a M. j 90 sI.O0, sol. ll.W g
Baltimore OF ly, Ito a. "a :; anu r.
80 eor nelaware Division, leave fol
!. ~ Castle ~, a'35, a. MI I.t5. d25 y. M.
" sr, T and intermediate Stations,
mr. m; and md Intermediate stations, s.s5
4; l.05p. M
SUNDAY TRAINS k&
and Interim d ate static .
/ S "lt ~ noon, 5.SJ. 7.sd, Express,
i, lV isIp 4 & New York. 200. 2.23 am !
HB.5S p. IL. 1,u..,..,. ~ sst
M M lIO4 o, m. Baltimore, 05.
4 tnTiner information psAsseLasvFh AS
IA 10 the time tables posted ut q
sins marked thus ~ are limited ex-
mnon which extra fare u charged.
]. Il. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
IANK THOMSON,
General Manager.
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In most OF the large towns Of Germany
art classes have been established tor
mechanics and are largely attended.
The home paper having said, "Great
credit is due to Mr.. Smith, "etc., Smith
showed the paragraph to bis grocer.
A Pawtucker hen picked the $T00 dia-
mond cut Of pin. IL was found safely
hidden 10 her crop, and she did not SUI
viVe the discovery.
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The Hey % Health.

Have you found the key to perfect
hesith and strength ? IL is kidney
Woit, the only remedy that overeomes
at ouce the iDaeuon Of the kidneys aud
bowels. 1t purihss the blood by cl. ans
Ing the system of foul humors aud by
giving strength. to the liver, kidneys ana
bowels to perform thar regular fune-
tions. See displayed advertisement.
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TRUTH ATTESTED.

some Important Statements OF
WelA-knOwn People Wholly VeFi-
He'd
In order that the public may fully real
lie the geuuineness Of the statements, as
we'll as the power and Va Iue Of the article
of which they speak, we uDtish herewith
the fac sfDltte signatures of partits whose
sincerity is beyond question, The truth
of these Testimonials Is absolute, nor
can the facts they announce be touored.
WILMINGTON, 4 ell, Aug. Is. 1881.
II. H. WARNBR & Co.-GentLensen AS
physician, and also in the capacity of
druggist, / have recommended and
prescribed the use Of Warmers safe Kid
ney and Liver cure to at least Is persons
all afflicted with kidney trouble. In each
and Every instance they were cured.
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LIIRST NATIONAL BANK
T. OF W1LM INGTUN
REPOSITORY OF TIE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE ON
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER.
Paid up Capital, $500, 600.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston Ca.
change furnished to regular DepOsitors
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thuradaj is
at $50 A. M.
DIRECTORS.
Edward Belts, John II. Adams,
Clement b. Smyth, James G. McComb,
George w. Bush, William TatnaIl,
Smuel James, Ell Garrett,
SamH Bancroft. Jr. Janl-ly
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602 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY Path, 1881.
Open to receive deposits daily from A
>, until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
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SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
egularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their interest
twice in each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement II. Smyth, George w. bush,
Chas. w. Townsend George 8. Capelle,
Nathan'l X. Benson, M. l.. Lichenkteln.
Henry #. Dure, Edward Darlington
w. Hastings, job ii. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. II. Swift
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. Bush. President
go. 3. CAPELLE, VICE President.
feb2l-ly C u TAYLOR Treasurer
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MR.. ]. H. BATES, NEWSPAPER ADvEB.
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ior Advertisements In the DAILY and
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been in ofice who could not thus be-
bought, but we're compelled TO retire
from Office. There seems to be no final
principles OF honesty, no idea even OF
that selt-sacrificIng patriotism which Is
essential TO q proper and honest admin
istration Of government,
/. p. CHRisTIANCY.