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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-24
For Sale or Rent.

THE RANCH KNOWN As THE DAN. HI0n
i place, situated on Pinto Greek. This de-
sirable property can b leased OF purchased %
reasonable terms. For particulars inquire 81
fe2ltf J.6. WILTON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-24
r.. r. PAssENaER TRAVEL.

G W Clayton
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-01
A Case of Urgency.

Whore vouse gwinc, Bill Snap
son, wild Dat banju| inquired Mose
Puiier, one evening last week.
ME? Ise gWino down dc rlbber
ter play mru darusc ?"
play fur Il darnse, eta : say,
Brudder Simpson, | tho't yoase all
got religion ut do camp meetln' las
Sunday"
"Yaas, got religion, Rruddel
PutIcr an mo an DO ole woman
ain't uebber gwine ter darnse eny
mo, but yer see ef / doan play fur
dc dslnse, seme oddor niggah viii
imporil his immortal soul, an were
mos out Oh side meat, de ehiIluas
am hungry an besides dat, Brud
der Puflor, doan, do BibIo say dai
dey dat darnse mus pay fur de mu
sic2 G'way from me, mggah lsC
iollerin' dc seriptor."
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-01
Polishing the Wrong End.

Many mon daily polish their boots
who never give thought TO tho
condition Of their hair, except to
harrow IL casually with brush and
comb, or submit to the paraJyziDg
attentions OF tho average barber.
What happcnsY Why, this: From
neglect, montal anxiety, or any of a
score OF causes, tho HAIR turns pre-.
maturcy gray and begins TIC fall
out. Parlior's Hair Baloam will at
once stop the latter process and re-
store the original color, An clo-
giant dressing, tree from grease,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-01

Read this girls. Learn to darn
stockings neatly, and then always
ace that your own are IN order. Do
not let button be off your shoes Il
minute longer than needtull. 1t
takes list about minute 10 sew
one on, aud oh, how much neater q
foot looks in Il lrimY buttoned boot
than il does IN a lopsidod affair with
all the buttons of. Every girl
should learn to make the simple
art1cIos of clothing. We know Il
littlo Miss Of seven who could do
all this, and who also made the
whole of blue calico dress for her
self and piaeed largo bed quilt
She was not an over-taxed child
either, but merry, rompng, in
dulgod, only daughter. But she
was smart, and she did not die
J Dung either. Indeed we have sci
dom known ehildran too smart to
live Very few dle of that com
plant, whateYer lhoir grandmoth
ors may think,
So never be afraid Il bit Of over
doing tho business. Help all you
can and study over tho business
daily.-Once get in the habit of
looking over your things, and you
will like it wonderfully. You will
have the independent feeling that
you need not wait for any ones
in repairing and max
ng, but that you can be beforehand
With all such matters. The roliei
o your weary mother will DO moro
han you can eyer estimate.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-01

ADVICE TO AornErs.-Aro you dis
turbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pam of cutting teeth ?
Ii so, send at once and get bottle
of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
TOR Children TeothipH. Its value
is lncalcuIable. 1t will relieve the
poor littlo sufferer immediately.
Depend upon it, mothers, there is
no mistake about it. 1t cures dys-
entory and diarrhoea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind col.
ic, soitens the gums, reduces rnaa
nation, and gives tone and energy
to tho whole system. Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children
Toothng is pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription OF one of the
oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in tho Uoitod St4tcs
and ia for sale by all drnggIsts
throughout the world. Price q
cents a bottle.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-01

bet alter all IL dluh mako nall so
much impression on hm as the old
mans.
-Loyo is like the measles, We
cant have it but once, and the later
IN life We have it the tougher 1t goes
with us.
-Doan icdge man by tho bust
ncss.ho follows, De honoy.bee is On
gagged IN worthy trade, but he's
got q bad sting.
-" Marriage" said an unlortu-
nate husband, lis the ohurehyard OF
love- And you men, replied his
wife, are the grave-diggers.
The man who got into a BARRIERS
chair, pinned the newspaper round
his neck and began to read the tow
el, may Justly be called absent mind
ed.
How nicely tho corn | ops, said
young man who was sitting with
his sweetheart before the fire. Yes
she responded, demurely, ITS got
over being groom
Josh Billings says When a
young man ANT good for anything
else, | like tew see him carry gold
headed cane. If BIO can't buy a
cane, let him part his hair ia the
middle"
An American laundry has been
started in Mexico and the inhablt-
ants are SO tlcllled with the idea
that they think of suspending work
and going to bed for week TO have
their clothes washed.
"A young man on a tram was
making fun OF Il young lady's hat to
an eldcrfr gentleman in the scat
with him. 4Yes, said the seat-mate,
that's my wife, and 1 told her if
she wore that bonnet some fool |
would make fun of it,
AN insane Rochester girl gets
out OF bod at midnight and goes to
work on saving wood in The back.
1ard. Her father deeply depIoros
Ter insanity, but he always leaves {
he wood-pile handy to got at.
Come here my little dear said
young man to little girl, whose
ster he was visiting you are the
weetest thing on earth No, | am I
Of she replied, Sister says you G
re the sweetest Tho question t
vas popped the next day. l
Do shanghigh chicken minds
ne oh certain men that I'se seed,
Uncle Nose. He crows
mighty loud an brugs round 'mong
do hens an young chickens; but
when game rooster comes around,
he's got business on do uddcr side
Of the fence
No said tho Vermont man, who
was shot in the head by his friend |
while they were out hunting, lost !
tho most OF an car and was consld- |
erably scratched. 81 don't mind !
the wound so much but it breaks |
my heart to have my head mistak-
on by my most intimate friend for a
polecat."
For what are wo created p
said female lecturer on beginning
her speech. For what are VIC crca-
ted 2 in louder key. Then, third
and last call, For what are we croa
ted 2 she lalrly shrielied: and she
was just on the point of explaining
tho matter, when voice in a far
off corner shouted Il give it up
II feel Neutrality-suspicious., old
fcP wazzyor 'pinion me, anyhow,
drunkesman-hc-yevcr saw, oh ?
Yes, that's about it,
Would you like to SEQ a-hic-
druuker man than am ?
Wen, yes, | think would, just .
ms a curiosity you know
'All ri--hic-- you can seem, If.
you-hic-- just hunt me up in an
hour an inlerdoose y'seIL'
The BUsHEL VALUE OF Love
What is love? Love is keeping
ten-dollar family on IL slx.dolIar
salary.
When a young man kisses girl .
and calls it heaven 1t shows plainly |
that be doesn't know any moro
about heaven than n gosling knows
about Beelhoven's sonutas.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-01
CUMBERLAND
Z Q III a. Q Coll o e e.

A frst-egss Boarding School, at foot of
Observation-Disclosures one hundred miles
by rail q L from Nashville. Beautiful
scenery; delightful, healthy climate. I'm.
glsh, Classics, Mathematics. Sciences.
Modern languages, Music, Ar, superior
tauchers, eommaaieus building, beautiful
grounds Board ana tuition $1,000, Next
term opens september 3rd, 1853. Fer
catalogue address II. j, Fiuaev \ NJ,
President, c, F. College, McAliunyilie,
Tenn.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-01

IT disease has outorcd tho system
tho only way to drive it out is to
purify and enrich the blood. To
this end, as Is acknowledged by all
medical mon, nothing is better
adapted than IRON. rhc fault hith-
crto has beou-that iron could not
be so prepared as to be absolutely
harmless to tho tooth. This diiii.
Guilty has bocn overcome bv the
Brown Chemical Company OF Balti.
moro, Nd, who offer their Brown
Iron I}iltcrs as faultloss iron pre-.
paration aposItiye euro for dyspop-
STA, Indigestion, kidney troubles,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-01
"TOugh on Cl7I1s."

Cures 8 cases for % cts. iu cash or
stamps. Mmlcd by John Parham,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-01

Cheapest Fashion Magazine in .bcwurId.
100 large pages, 4 pUgn ucWmUsir lOUC
engraving each issur. % cents per year,
single copies ID crnls. swwhrilgc "
CIothigE etb ~ Mark , Ss. Philadelphia.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-01

BAuEY's SALINE ArERIrNr, Is q
pleasant, cooling cathnruc for the
instant cure OF headache, indigcs.
lion, constipation, heartburn, ba-
.uu-Lcsr, etc.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1883-09-01

At the bedside, tho physicians first o.
AL easea be properly attended to at once, /
Ao liver, cause a free dow Of bile aud q
strong medicines, produce pain, gripiug,
Bailay'a Saline APefient Is relieved g
eauses free TOW Of bile, relieves coastipa
indigestion, etc.
II Is white powder, Aud 10 as cooling
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06


lhr circulation of the REPIBLIC AN
is daily increasing.
The funeral Of James p. Hayes yes,
terday was largely attended.
The house of the Hanover PrnshNte-
rian church is undergoing renovation.
Fire escapes will soon be erected on
the Clayton House.
The Quickstep players are getting
themselves in trim for the season.
The Levy Court will visit Third street
bridge this afternoon.
AT last Wilmington is to have a Build
ing Inspector.
The steamer Thomas Clyde is being
overhauled at the Pussy n Jones Com
rany'S works.
Do not forget the meeting az Sutterley
and Co.'S, 3O2 Market street, this even
ing, in regard 10 Life Insurance.
The Jackson 4 Sharp Company will
ship Two first class passenger coaches
to-day to the Chouaugo and Allegheny
Railroad.
The team Of George Churchman WAS
found at the Delaware House stables
late on cdh">day afternoon, where it
hat been LETT by the man who drove
OF with it.
Dog exterminator COOney, has been
removed, and f. f. Stidhanl, for a mum
Der ct years Waterman in the Second
street market house, has been appointed
to succeed him
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
FOURTH EDITION,
The Eiephnutiue Fight.

Pilot, one Of iiarnum's elephants, on
Wednesday lost his temper, and in
| consequence II keeper lost some Of his
teeth. The keeper was aciins as peace
maker between Pilot and another
elephant. Pilot is a fine, strapping
young fellow of twenty-eight or thirty
years, a native of India, and is second
only to Jumbo. His male companions
do not at all regard him AS "a social
fellow, while the lady elephants posi-
lively refuse to keep "sich company. y
Consequently, as Pilot is not per
former and takes 10 part in the show,
he is severely let alone and is not ON
trunk-Sllaking terms with his as
sociates. The primary cause of the
tracas was nothing more or less than Il
little mouse. All naturalists have
noted the excitement into which an
elephant is thrown by the appearance
Of the diminutlVc rodent. In Madison
SQUARE Garuuu when Il mouse or IA rat
makes its appearance it, IL" elephants
stalls the trumpr'iug aud blowing is
almost enough to TAXI he root of. ON
Tuesday night mouse appeared in
Pilot i tall.
; Nv 'IS- VI NlF S'' ~ NfN'h llitl Ht
knocked down post and butted the
side out OF a chimney wall. In the
morning his temper was not improved.
He was led, among others, by William
Newman, trainer and keeper, to wa
tering trough in one of the rings for
what one of the keepers termed Il
cocktail before breakfast" Another
elephant, whose name does not appear
upon the blotter, pushed against Pilot,
when Pilot, in the most ungentlemanlv
manner, retorted with a blow. Right
there in the ring ii ght was at once be-
gun, and they punched each other with
their tnsks. "Punch us, Pilot" said
Newman, soothingIy, going between
them. Pilot responded by striking him
i'll the mouth with his tusk, breaking
Two teeth. Newman struck back with !
a stick and received "A spent blow under
the right eye, which discoorcd it. At |
ter this the trainer was knocked down |
twice, and then Pilot whipped the hat
of his head and chawed it up as an APP
petiZer before breakfast. The other |
elephant had magnanimously let Pilot
and Newman settle the matter between |
them and had walked away. The big |
nngiIist, however, was finally secured |
and marched iguonuuiOusly back To
his stall, where he was safely tied up. |
Afterwards he became SO violent that
he had to be shot and killed.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06

Next Monday evening Kice's D{a,s
Company will appear at the Dy,cru
House in lolanthe. This il the spigl-
nal company that produced Thu: sl.um-
inS opera in Boston, and performed II
for n.onths to crowded houses II IL
the only company FULLY equipped with
SuiiINan's original Orche>trati0u. zoag-
nliic'nt costumes, superb scenic c.Si.rs.
ami the great company of artists, ~1Ih
an thcicnt chorus. The company are
performing in Philadelphia this werk,
aud ii gentleman from here who was in
lha' city and witnessed the oyrra as
presented 10y them, says that ahiuugh
he has seen it "A number Of times, lie
never seen it produced in the way il IL
done by this company.
Wednesday evening Milton S<3ias
will appear with his famous taaa,niny
OF comedians in a new American ls,Iiti-
cal comedy, entitled "Intorvis,as.-
Although this company is not kiso~n
very well in this city, it is the .idtst
dramatic combination in tine tUltsd
States, and il composed of sOnat vi She
best artists in this country. The A,"lj"-
hy IS Iillcd with fun, ami as its I.-4lus
indicates, is a series OF iutervIsu;. ia
which the crank, the statcsinag, Ils
strong minded woman and the thOA,an&
and one others, who wish to "s.,, lie
editor, are faithfully represented
Quill Driver, the leading oharaetrr, 10
represented by Milton Noble,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
The Duty OF the Hour.
Fur the REPUBLICAN,.

fnr the REPUBLICAN,.
When a government, either National,
State or Municipal, decides TO accept
from the liquor traffic amy revenue from
license or tax, il is virtually decidiug
that the liquor traffic may exist. The
act by which this decision is practi.
cally applied to the traffic is a virtual
sanction or permission. 1t may be re-
garded legitimalely as theeXprcssion on
the part Of that government of its ap-
proval Of the business. No matter what
mental reservation or Interpretation the
individual citizen may have for his
vol" contributing to this decision. the
OutSld" representation to the community
remains the same.
Whatever the government approves
and sanctions il is bound to protect
and pledge its authority to this prutrc-
ti"n; these being facts, As we believe,
what is the duty of Christian citizens to
the government If The whole
Is II not to vote consistently on every
occasion against any and all completely
with the liquor traffic" What is the
duty OF Christian ministers, ri',,}cnLcrs
Of the gospel which seeks to save"
l,It rot Ia throw every atom Of
weight and inlurncc into that -idr #
the scale which makes for absolute
righteousness" Y. W. {, T. t.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
The Car or Russia in Danger.

FRANKFORT, April 5.-The Gazette
publishes telegram from Moscow
which makes the startling announce
ment that large mine has been dis
covered connecting with the Kremlin,
where the coronation of the Gar is 10
take place. The telegram also states
that a request has been wired To St.
Petersburg for one hundred sappers to
be sent AT once to Moscow for the
purpose of destroying the mine.
ST. PETEkSBt kG, April 5.-Develop.
men;s OF the utmost Importance are
expected in connection with the forth
coming great trial Of Nihilists in this
city. II was originally believed that
this ;rlal would be the last of it's kind
on the list. Recent arrests have, how
ever, made other NihiIist trials probable
and it is til" present intention TO arraign
the nrwly-ilsCoVercd p!otterS either
before The coronation of the Car, which
will occur in May or june, or directly
after that event. The accused have,
with three exceptions, already plead
guilty of belonging to the panty which
they assert is III Iact ~ well rs in
name " the will OF the people"
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
FIT EDITION,
A LITTLE rARM WELL Tura,x.
sass Produced from u hlra s.r a.,
Acre.

HAVING ,.., ;ns,,,..,, ,,
TAYLOR NJ the CORNER of niia;. N'nias
anf 6rpon, 60. sstnue
,ynr,h ~ nrn,,,,n. e., ., istu saN
acr. los, voar nnnna oo.io "a AN
Rrr,raI,c.S called um"' I;, " lit
d,y =, ft.rnnnn 20 .ao ~, ~, 'e%ltl-
done Mr. nav or hs.;t,,a sLo 'a'.R WAS
ali RI. ;nc,,r,,,;, 1900: M" !" sr.
heen liv;nu ~ th. sa,n "o. Ill., ar hs las
bay;n, nmrnh.saJ I ps~n ~ sssiEs.
little more than a ,hirI 81 :"n"'ln''s
,h,t ,ima In :, non,ia " an sc at
na.a H., a. o. "a yS@l" ~ soic
then inst y tIirJ ot am ~" ao u,'I ~ ann ln'd
I,st f,,I ,ha n.,,;," ., ~,
road tool oE on fant 800 IN" ha'.-
tbev oIiowaJ NJ Toy,nr sono Inch
Inr;, rro,nJ, ~ ~ a ' IT, 80" DE- Ias-
haLS II ,,L,;,,t ! f"th ~
eahhaue n,ants Sna, " ',in.t no 1a'sts
to,na,e and r n"In'rv ,'I,n," "'lH, .p isDfs
early in ,he mort.i hn r",a; ing lhfin
nr;c. for than ~. -. ~. ,a G"oe
at,sn,;nn ~ n.l.rv on p i.,rmn i' Ist~'as
has .vary ,rL.t dov a., ,ha s"'N"' ut
Fifth and Kinp streets '''' Wi '''' IN
~, rnnnnn,I 80. ~,
he has raised thnpoh ha ha n' '"a'e'y
variety or two cn,n;nn ,n. hm, h. 40 .,' iita
the Concnrh il ahnu, H. H., J h.,s, ~" an'nas
grown and J., ther,f' ". ' ",, no. .1,ht'S
Chances vSrv I;ttIa a,t a,"" :" W. .'E'shs
maid r. r,is;nG trni, tio"nh H.. IN ,'',, ''otf'
eral v.rv rhnice nnar 't tr..., ~ ni n''' 'SF'
;n.t nn,1;n,, in,, p La.; n"' ~. ~hi'@ axe
GINA. ara, tr,;I.,I nu'.,.,.t a, %'ps
lnnn ,,ir.o .,r',,,h.,I f, W." """h
nvrr a larg. arhnr a. ,ha ro,'''. ana
house us has W." VAN 80 nl'
straw herr;ns n~ip" =, H.. "a. ,....' 80" a.
nas. Of rho .oiI '''' ''"N '''A'
Th.re w.u moth;,, ,,.;o,,.
,een in ,hn .mrro'nli"' ', =, "' 800. -,
|hot Mr. ra,,lnr hal ,',a,in ., ' @NF
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
Before the Mayor.

Last evening Michael Glenn wat. iss-
fore lne Mayor, to answer the char" vi
vagrancy. As it was shown ,h.sA he
had out recently been released ir'dD
jail, the Mayor ordered him to b. t.hcm
back to the cells until he coasi lv,'ide
what disposition to make OF til. ':,sr-
Lizzie Banks was charged with ,4"n-
hitting an assault and battery On Mag
gle Seals. The parties are all ct'l.nno
and live in the same house, and tbs Cyl
dencc showed that Mrs. Seals we.u1 u
LlIzlc's room to inform her that 49,, ~.
tended to raise her rent. This did llOf
suit Lizzie, and she pushed her .ti'wu
stairs. The Mayor imposed a tiue al -
and costs
Walter Pagan was charged by atar-
garet BlondcIl with using thr.aG ar'inp
and abusive language. Asthe eyni wee
did not sustain the charge, the ciD" ~ ~
dismissed
"A colored woman named Mar = IL
son was charged with .Gsor,srly ron,
duct. From her actions last ev,4, slA-.
the Mayor came to the conclusion fl1aa
She was insane, and ordered va 80
be placed in the cells until her ,r,; % }Nn,-
dlllon can I've ascertained.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
For People who Cough.

This new product Of the Canada pine
has a remarkable effect on diseases of
the throat and lungs. 1t is sure to be
the future remedy for coughs and colds
Consumptives rapidly gain flesh while
using it, as it relieves At once their dis
tressing cough. a pure syrup fresh
from the Canada pine; cheap, prompt,
reliable and pleasant to take. BE sure
of the lame, CANADA PINE SYRUP, -
cents u bottle at drug stores. Wholesale
at Belts Sixth and Market, or Neasey ),
Eighth and Madison streets
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
&HILL

Will nausurate the completion of the extensive alterations
and improvements made to their store by offering the ag
est most attractive and cheapest stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods exhibited in this city, We have not only
made large addition to store, but have added
very largely to stock especially in Dress Goods and
Six Departments, which very full and attractive
We determined to increase business in fact we
must sell more goods We want to double our sales the
present year. In order do this we know that we must
offer extraordinary attractions and this just what have
made up mind to do. We are
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
The Rugby Society.

Yesterday being the regular meeting
day of the X 'ghy Literary Society, AZ
election Of Officers was held with tn,
following result: President, Frank D.
Carpenter; Vie" President, j. %. Lamb
son Secretary, ClrIand Jones; Libra
rin, I."'i, Dut1' Assistant Librarian
\dmm Is. Lake! :. A. A., James Eog-
'.r~ Treasurer, George Churcllnan
f"Ilor> Of III" Rugby Monthly, Dan
I"lth Bush and G. $. Ward ; Critic, Or.
samuel W Mummy.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
DEATHS,

Derrick SbN-Dn Tuesday, the 3D. ms /
ELIZA a., wife of Joseph :. DerickSOn.
neatlves and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral from the residence
Of her son-in-law. William Vi. Cloud Concord
Pike, BrandyWine Hundred, on Friday. ii :
inst, to leave the house at > o'clock, p. m, t.
proceed to Riverview Cemetery.
MOkklS JN---On april Sd 1888, Thomas Cul-
bert Morrison. aged 3, wears.
The friends and relatives of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funerd ii
from his late residence, on Orange Street, New
Castle, Del. On Friday, 9Th inst. lnterment
at Wilmington and Branaywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
Fatality Among Horses.

ON Wednesday three horses brlong-
me- !" private parties died at the
boarding stables Of Is. +. Money. The
ratia"ui their death was tn" nrw disease
winch recently made its appearance" ir
IN, city, II /, only II short time since
Mr. M"m"y lost couple"f valuable
horses with the same disease.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
ST A NftnN

Observation-Disclosures the Union NJ d,
4. Parsonage, by Rev. c. ". rreltyman.
William T. Stanton and Hannah Il. Hall
man, both Of this city.
NS-ENTRlK EN-On the 18th
inst, by Rcv.t. W. freityman, Andrew
Mchibbins to Annie A. Entriken.
West chester papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
TERRIBLY IN EARNEST

In this matter and propose give the people of this city
and vicinity opportunities for buying Dry Goods at close
prices such they had before We have space to
name only few of the many bargains are now Offering
and would simply say that cash who want to save
from to 10 cents on the dollar will trade at
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06

Is p"rIt noon g"-r,rIay,as the schooner
Charles Moore was wJng moved from
the wharf OF rnoOId Ferry Rolling Mill,
near Third Str'"t bridge, She ran
aground add remained all might.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06

me reason why DR.. j. u. Welsh,
$40 rainfall street, can cure piles is be-
cause he has made it study and u
speciality for II years past. A cure
guaranteed in most cases.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
OlllceHh nAlRllAal.

At meeting held last evening 1T
''"ol Intent Division, No. 3, sNnmr vi
temperance, the following officer. y cr"
elected:
". T., W. j. Il. Collins: " A.,
iioI'"n Is. Iarnall, Jr Il. s., T. Is.
h"nseI a. II. s., Samuel a. Nooy ""
II. =, John Booker r., LculsL NJess-
nip Chap, james r. Hoilingsw -, "A
Con, Charles j. Allen A. Con, lthO
flnchcr; ]. -, John Cooper; ~, s..
Frank Cooper.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06
MullIn md Son WNu'i

'harE" you within 10 or II per cent. as
much for a fin" suit ofclothcs as others,
and Will Civ" you satisfaction in every
particular They don't calculate TO
charge their customers for red tspe.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06

The best 80 and 80 cent teas, and %
cent Java coffee ever offered for sale in
this city, at Crippcn'S, No, 3 East md
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-06

I'VE do hereby certify that We supervise the
arrangements Tor all the Monthly and Sent
Annual drawings of'Thc Louisiana State Lot.
t ry Company and in person manage and con
troI the Drawings themselves, amt that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness
and in good faith toward all parties. and we
authorize the Company to use this certificate
with iac-Simles of our signatures attached
III its advertisements