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Paralytic Strokes,

| Paralytic Strokes,
heart disease and kidney affections or evented by
| the use OF Browns Iron BttterS
ANAMosA. !owA.-Dr. j.. G. Mcguire says: 81
| know Browns Iron Bitter5 is good tonic and
gives general satisfaction"
WADLEY. GA-Dr. B. r. Doyle says: 4 con-
| slider Browns Iron Bitters superior as tonic to
| any preparation now in USE"
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Specially DaY,

PO8soAAy INV
Saturday, duly Z. 49,
KINGS PALACR 614 7th street.
Following goods aSa0utentrs to be offered to-
morrow Saturday only:
500 Plumes at IS cents, formerly s1a
800 Plumes at 90 cents, formerly E.75.
500 P;umes at 81 26forInerly 81.
800 Plumes at 81. Isl formerly 81.
Black Tips, a bunch az 20 cents, formerly 75c.
Black Tips, bunch at 80 cents, formerly SIC.
Black Tips, bunch at Is cents, formerly $l.37.
Colored Tips, bunch 50 cents, formerly 81.
ColOred Tips, bunch % cents, formerly $3.50
i. One lot Of fine Tuscan Hats at Is cents, for.
merry $1.25
One lot OF fine black French chip Hats at "a
cents formerly $3.50.
One lot Of assorted chidren's Hats at 20 and Is
cents, formerly 81. q and 81 60
Fine white and black English Milan straw Hats
and Bonnets at IS cents and 81, formerly $3.50 and
$1.75.
Elegant leghorn Hats at Is, 81 and 80 cents, for
merry at 81 and S125.
Laces, Ribbons, Flowers, correspondingly low
In price.
Ladies' white Dresses and children's Dresses al
half price. Don't Fail to call at Kings Palace.
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RlOut,s RarRatu RulIetin

The summer season OF S3 is at an end, yet there
are thousands OF ladies and children who are stu
In need OF Hats. We have the kind OF goods they
are looking for and at the prices they want them.
1900 nice quality shade Hats, fresh goods at
cts. Remember, cts.
A fresh lot OF those fine Tuscan Hats at Is cts,
worth 81 %
Elegant Hats for misses and children, would be
cheap for SO cts we are selling them at IS cts.
Among all the bargains which we sold this season
this is the greatest yet.
You must hurry ii you want some of the half
given away all SILK, inches Wide Ribbon ut zoe. ;
there is not mucn left OF 1t.
"Well. don't see how you can afford to sell
these goods at such low prlces!" is what our GUS
toners eXclaim. Come, and we will convince you
that we do 1t, and how it is done.
BIOUTS. 10 9TH street.
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The PRINCIPAL DepOt

for standard blue goods of all sorts-suts. Shirts
broadfall and fly trowsers stockings, rowing shirts
and tights and other similar articles at the low
est prices. No 40 18th ST. GEO. c. HENNING.
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BLACK SILK GRENADINEsi

Black SIR Brocsde Grenadines every thread all pure
Grenadines, actual value 81. reduced TO SOC.
Wamsutta, Fruit Of the Loom and Dayol yard vida
Bleached Cottons reduced to sxc.
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ACLERGYNAN's DISGRACE AND DKArH.-The Rev.
Carl SchmOZ, OF the Reformed church, OF Calicoon.
New York. Was charged with too much drinking,
and with making improper advances to O half
witted girl in hts CONGREGATION. Last Monday he
started to drive to Thurnansville, Pa. The next
morning he was fOuni dead by the roadside His
death Is thought to have resulted from hard
drinking.
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A CoHDrcroR BEATEN ON Hrs TRArN-Yester.
day afternoon q conductor on the b 4 O. railroad
named Hagan was severely beaten by two col
ored men on his train coming from Rockville to
this city. On arriving here the two colored men
Jumped from the train at Delaware avenue and
escaped. subsequently Omcer Lamb arrested q
eoiored man named Robert johnson on suspicion
q being one OF the assailantR
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A RANDALL HOUSE. NEAREST TO SPRINGS
"A Hotel, Bedford. Pa. now open for recep- 4
ton of guests The house has been thoroughly Way
over!lauled; bath rooms, billiard room and ls.12
modern improvements The house IL most pleasant
located midway between Bedford and the Springs with
large lawn. well shaded; good stabiing.
For further information address
:e12-lm. ALSIP 4 sMITHS
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HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, M, OPENS
IL first season July 7th. 1888. Directly on - 4
the beach: eesantiy furnished; strictly first EAy
HIIDTETH, Proprietor, te16- aim
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MlRKsr.-At the Queens
town drove yards, on the Metropolitan branch,
IL U. K K, three miles from the CITY, Lewis d.
Means, proprietor, yesterday. 243 head OF cattle
were sold TO butchers at SAGE per h.; 7O7 sheen
and lambs sold as follows: Sheep, 4a4<c Der Id
lambs, 6HaG4c. Cows and calves brought Ss0a
~~SNs WV
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RUNNFL a CLARK
LAwSsr LAWNS, L.wSsr

SILKS! SILKS SIIKSi
Cheapest silks in Washington. Colorei silk boa
Fancy Silks 37lsc. Heavy Gro Grain Black silks re-
duced from 81 so down 70 81.
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the ESSEX.

Arrived in port yesterday morning
SO days from Callao. She brings
the absconder Kerr on board to be
transferred to the next mail steamer
for San Francisco, She is third
rate screw steam corvette OF 1875
tons displacement and is 2l33 feet
long 50 feet beam, and 16 feet
draught. Her fastest speed under
steam is II knots an hour and she
usually goes s. She is wooden
vessel and has battery of 6 guns,
sixty Id. breech loading Parrot, !
eight iuch muzzle loading rifle, and
4 nins inch smooth bore. IN add.
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KAHUlUl NOTES.

The schr Sadie f. Caller arrived
June 18th, from Nanaimo, with a
cargo Of coal for Capt. Hebron.
The schr Rosario sailed for San
Francisco on June 18th, with 3,948
bags sugar, weighing 475,909 lbs,
valued at S3O,953.02; and f. G.
Phillips as passenger.
A very pleasant party was given by
Capt. Chas. Potter, on board his fine
bark the F. S. Thompson" on the
evening of June 18th. 1t was we'll
attended by the elite OF this side off
the Island. Mrs. Sharratt acted as
hostess; in the absence of Mrs. Pot
ter, being assisted by Mrs. Board
man and Miss May Bailey, who also
assisted in the floral decorations IN
the cabin, which were very elaborate.
The upper deck was transformed
into a beautiful parlor, under the
supervision of our amiablc hostess,
and was greatly admired by all pre-.
sent. The guests arrived about z
O'Clock, when dancing was imme-
diately the order of the evening, and
was kept UP with unaagging spirit
until the wee sma hours of the
morning. Besides the above the
following ladies and gentlemen were
present: Mrs. II. H. Brown, Mrs.
DIR. Enders, Mrs. G. w. r. King,
Mrs. G. Boardman, Mrs L j Fitzell,
Miss Annie Armstrong, Miss Flor
ence Howe, Mrs A Shelton, Miss
Allen, Miss Campbell, Miss Annie
Horner, Miss Wood, and the Misses
Crooke. Consul A. f. Hopke, G E
Boardman, DR.. Bailey, w Z Rowell,
X. H. Plate, G. +. Coville, John IL.
Stelling, W.T. Homer, jr., A Moore,
IL Johnston, II Ballantyne, Capt.
Swift, Capt. Sears, G w Smith, and
j L McCrossen.
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ton she carries one Calling gun,
one 8 in. breech loading howitzer,
and one IL FOUNDER light howitzer.
She is furnished with spar torpedocs.
Her complement is 17O sailors and
marines and 20 officers. She will
remain here over the 4th Of July
probably and will then proceed to
Yokohama en- route to join the
China squadron. The following is
list of her officers:
Commander, ~. IL. Mccormick.
Lieutcnants, w. II. S. Mackenzie, W.
II. Parker, Wainwright Kellogg, Karl
Rohrer, Corwin, p. Recs, w. NJ. Irwin
Ensign, II. o. Dunn.
Surgeon, NJ L. Ruth.
Passed Assistant Surgeon, l.. A. Torkc
Chief Engineer, ID. z. Mccartney.
Passed Asst Engineer, F.J. Hoffman,
Asst Engineer, NJ. Riyington
First Lieut. Marines. o. G. Bergman.
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- ----a - -
L'ECLAlREUR

Arrived in port at noon on Sunday,
having left Hilo the previous day at
noon. She arrived at Hilo at 10
O'Clock on Saturday morning, being
l2 days out from Tahiti with the
Eclipse party on board. The French
and Italian members stayed at Hilo.
Prof. Palisa, the Austrian represen-
sentative, is now on board. She
leaves for San Francisco on Wednes-
day or Thursday, calling at Hilo for
the members of the Eclipse party
now there. She is Il composite
steam cruiser Tam of 1900 tons dis
placement, and is quite new, being
built in 1880. She has now done 90
months of her first cruise and has 10
months to run. Her fastest steam
ing speed is l5 knots an hour, and
her average is 8. She carries a bat
terry of 3 l4-centlmetre breechload
lug rifle guns and has also a Hodg
kiss mitraillauscs. She has 3 double
cylinder highpressure engines O
500 h.p. nominal and 2000 actual
Her complement is 1875 men. Sh'
is about II feet draught, 247 fee
long, and 324 feet beam. Th
following is her list of officers:
Capitaine de fregat, Cammandan
Pougin de la Maison Ncuf;
Lieutenant de vaisseau, Rousscl;
Enseigne de vaisseau, Dczcs, Nogaret
Lidin, MotteZ.
Commissaire, Voucr.
Mcdecin Major, Rcynaud.
Aide Medecin, Branellec.
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A CARD

To THE Honolulu PUBLIC: At the An.
nual Meeting of the Board of Reprcsen.
taiivcs of he Honolulu Fire Department
held on the 7th instant, the subject of
6ou-frcs and tyasA-6Nynixg on private
property, within or near the city limits
was discussed from Fireman's stand.
point, and, rs might have been expected,
it called forth some rather harsh com.
ments ON tLose who have during the
past year, either through thoughtless.
ness or indifference, been the cause of
useless efforts and loss of time of the
Department and wear and tear of its APP
paratus, by kindling bonfires without
notice, and selecting-it would seem in.
tentionally-the times when they would
cause the most alarm and unnecessary
work and trouble.
1t was finally decided to authorize the
Chief Engineer to mike public appeal
to the property holders and residents of
the city generally, requesting them to in.
form either the Fire Marshal or himself
reasonable time beforehand of the ex.
act time and place of any intended Bon.
fire or Trash-busning in order that false
alarms from these causes be prevented.
|, Some of our citizens have already
been considerate in the matter and given
due notice, as above requested, but tho
custom is by no means general.
This appeal is made with degree of
diffidence, as the mem bers of the De.
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w. II. Cornwall's g.f. Mollic. card'l and
blk.
Dan'l Lovcll's g.f. Jennie Pcki, white.
VIM. Robinson's s.g. Triumph, pink
and blue.
Won easily by Triumph, in Gin. ssec.;
Molie second.
STu-REcipRocrTY Ctr, Purse Sl15
Running Race; one mile heats; best
2 in .; free to all Hawaiian bred
horses.
j. a. Cummins' Big. Stanford Colt. DIX
blue shirt and cap.
j. II. Holt Jr's r.m. Venus, light blue
shirt and cap.
Moses. Kamanao's g.g. Poni Moi, pink
and blue.
This was the most interesting race Of
the lot; the competition being Keen and
excitement intense. Poni Moi won the
first heat in I'm. 81 liscc; Stanford Colt
won the second in I'm. 55lssec-Poni
Moi being neck and neck the whole
way. The excl ement over this heat
was intense, and II foul was claimed by
Poni Moi's rider, but not allowed by the
Judges. Stanford Colt won the third
head also in I'm. 90 5la sec, being again
pushed closely by Poni Moi.
9TH-GRAzIERs' PLATE, Purse S120
Running Race; q mile dash; free to
all Hawaiian bred horses two years
old.
w. ii. Cornwell's bis. Premus. card'l
red and blk.
Clarence. Macfarlanc's g.f. Mollie, blue
and white.
S. Nj. Whitman's g.f. Flora, blue shirt
and cap.
j. f. Colburn's Big. Equal Rights, pink
and blue.
Mollie was withdrawn, and a protest
was entered against Equal Rights,
Equal Rights won in I'm. 24scc., with
Flora second.
1OTH--AMATEUR Cur, Purse $50
Trotting Race; mile heats; best in
3 to harness; owners to drive.
Capt Cluney's b.h Toby.
$. l. Shaw's. Big. Hero
W. II. CornweIl's S. Dick.
Jas. Dodds s.g. Thomas II.
Toby and Thomas H. were withdrawn
from the race, and Dick won the first
heat in 3m. a sec; Hero being distanced
11Tn--LuNAL1Lo PLATE, Purse $40
Running Race; mile dash; open to
all horses bred in the Kingdom that
have never run at Kapiolani Park.
w. II. Cornwell's Dig. Crceper, Card'l &
Blk.
G. Macfarlane's Big. Daring, white aud
blue.
Won by Crecper in Pm. 3sec.
13TH-FooT RACE, 200 yards, Purse $50
1st. man $20-2nd. man $40.
John Spencer, white cap.
w. G. Kaikana, white suit.
Won by John Spencer in 23sec.
l4rlI-B1cYcLE RACE, mile dash
Two competitors startcd it was won
by young Australian named Cant, in 9
| m. 7sec.
The Express Cup and the Greasy Pole
were not competed for.
IN THE EVENING
the Good Templars gave an elegant
soiree at their lodge room at which
a number of songs and recitations
were eXcellently rendered.
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SOME cases of yellow fever have oc-
Cured at Callao between January and
May. 1t has not however become
epidemic. Peru is in PROSTATE con-
dltion as u power. Any terms could
have been dictated to her by Chile
(Since them Chile and Peru have signed
treaty of peace)
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OUR thanks are due to Messrs. j. w.
Robertson IL Co., and j. M. Oat jr. &
Co, for files of papers per Suez and City
of New York.
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Habitucs of j. M. Oat jr. u Co.'S
news emporium were gladdened on SUN
day by the return of the well-remem-
bered genial and mirtll-provoking Mr..
Jordan. He has had fine pleasure
trip.
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On Saturday, June 22nd, 1885

For Cash on the Execution of Title
Deeds.
1st-All those Three certain. Large
Wooden-frame Houses or Buildings, and
Three Small Wooden Building now
being and situate on the land or pre-
misses at Maulilii, Hilo, hereunder des.
crihed in Lot No o2).-These Buildings
to be removed from the land by the
purchaser within two months from the
sale. One of the Buildings is large
Dwelling House and Store. All can Be
easily removed.
2nd-All that certain piece or parcel
of Land situated at Maulilii, Hilo, Island
of Hawaii, and described in Roy al
Patent No. 1856. 1t borders on Waimea
Stream and contains "a acres. To be
sold without the Buildings thereon and
subject to two months privilege for the
purchasers of the buildings to remove
them. A valuable investment.
The above property is part of the
estate of Petcro Wahakane, deceased.
Title perfect. Deeds at the expense of
purchaser. Taxes for 1884 to be paid
by the purchasers.
rY- Further particulars may be OBJ
taincd of the undersigned at Honolulu,
or of D. H. HITCHCOCK, Auctr., Hilo,
Hawaii.
w AUSTIN WHITING,
Admr. Estate Petero Wahakane.
429 3t.
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SNIppINc NOTES.

The stmr City Of New York, arrived
Sunday, days and hours from s. F.
She left for Australia at 10 p. M. same
night.
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Count de Louvierc's many friends
assembled to bid him goodbye on Sun
day night and to wish him good fortune
in his new home and position in Austria
Tia.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

LYcAN g. JOHNSON sell S0lb. curlcd
hair Mattresses for SO. 429 1w.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-06-19

THE Captain of the Essex was here
before in 1876 us Executive officer of
the Pensacola. Four of the other
officers have been here in other vessels.
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WE learn that Hon. S. G.. Wilder has
purchased the steamer built for the
Inter-Island trade by the Oceanic SIS.
Co.
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BY AUTHORITY.

THE COURT will go into Full
j. Mourning for Her late Royal High.
ness the Princess Ruth Kcelikolani
from the date of this notice, until the
day after the funerals; and will wear
half mourning from that time until the
expiration of two weeks from the day OF
the funeral.
c. II. JUDD,
III. NJ. Chamberlain.
Chamberlain's Office, Iolani Palace,
May 3lst, 1893 4l6
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Wanted,
A NURSE GIRL, must come well re-
"a commended. Apply 70 n, Z. Q.
bEh1Sh ~
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BORN
In Honolulu, June 18th, to the wife of
Samuel Il. Mann, daughter.
BORN
DIED.

DIED.
In Honolulu, June 18th, Sophie T..
wife OF Samuel Z. Mann. The funeral
will take place from their residence 1S9
Fort ST., this afternoon at O'Clock.
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Administrators Sale of
R g al ID - t a t e.

DY virturc of an order of Sale granted
ID by the Honorable Benjamin II.
Austin sitting as Judge in Probate, OH
the 2lst day of May, A. d. 1883, the
undersigned will sell at Public Auction,
in front of the office of d. II. HITCH.
COCK, Auctioneer, Hilo, Island of Ha.
waii. ut 10 o'clock A, NJ.
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MERCHANT &LUCAs.
w anted,

4 FEW barrels " Corn wanted -
y FREE PRESS OfllCE
Feb %, 1893
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STAGE CONNECTIONS.

AZ Riverside. for Lexington, Va.
AtBoyee station, for Wildwood and Wnc-
ter. Virginia.
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NAsOHRY & BRICK WORK.

TJIIE undersigned respectfully. informs the
eT.,tite Stone and Brick work IN q Substantial
manner and upon good terms ardwith prompt
nude. Good references given.
Ire walling. arclns aud cementing Of els
terms a speciality. Ter past custom he returns
thanks .s1.o,, ,,,.-.-o,-
Cl,ori,ef,,,--, Trnc d 1851
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G..T0F3 r, OIL ID IA MIIY JOUICN AL.
Mount PaFgo Vnstitu tie,
ChGrIestOlVn, Jedersoit County, W. va

ChGrIeStOlUT, jefferson county, ~ ~
PROPOSE to omen this Boarding and Day
/ school f3r Girls Ire let Wednesday OF sep
TENDER, lss2. r,.;.l,
grade. and it is hoped will meet fully Tor IlrlS
the educational wants of the community anu
afford to ali attcndiiisit advantages a. great As
cs.n DE obtained anywhere else,
TgRNs-B1ar1 (ircluding washing, Light
and FueN for Scholastic year $40
Reduction for Poard to pupils who spend
Saturday and Sunday and have their Washing
done 81 home.
EDITION SIS 10 $40 for same time.
Music extra.
For further particulars address ne until Buy
Goth az Darncstown, Montgomery county .S-u-
of,er that M Charlestown, Jefferson County,
Vest Virginia. r,,,ro,,,
Juno % f9s7-tF
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Home Items.
80" All your own iaelt
If YOU remain sick when you can
Get hon Bitters that neyer-faH

If you remain sick when you car
Get hop Bitters that neyer-faH
The weakest woman, smallest child, and
sickest invalid can use hop bitters with
safety and great good.
Old men lettering around from kheu-
matism, kidney trouble or any weakness
will be almost new BY using hop bitters
My sife aud daughter were made
healthy by the use Of hop bittcrs and /
recommend them 70 ny people.-hetho-
dist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor IF hop
Bitters are not the best family medicine
On cath.
-Malarial fever, Ague and Biliousness,
will leave every neighborhood as soon as
My mother drove ne paralysis and
neuralgia al out Of her system with hop
bittcrs and you need not fear sickness.
Ice water Is rendered harmless and more
refreshing and reyiying with hop oittcrs IN
each drausht 60.
i'm hop biuers
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CONNECTIONS.

\. IIaccr,.oyu. Nd With the Western Mary
land R4iiro.d To- ard from Baltimore Frcderck
Euniitsburk Gettysburg Penmar Wayne
h,ro Pa. and points On Western Maryland
Railroad and is branches.
WIKI Cumberland Valley Railroad to 4 rom
Harrisburg. Carlisle, Shippcusburg, Chambers-
bur-. NIcrc,rsburt Martinsburg, and points ON
the Cumberland Valley Railroad and branches
Also 10 and from Pittsburg and The We; 9hi
Northwest. and BOSTON, New York, Phisacci
uhia and North and Fast.
AtShcnaud,lh Juurtion, W. a.. with Nam
Line 80 Baltimore and OHIO tOand from WASH
ingto;. r
Il Eiycrton. Va. with Manassas Branch o.
virginia Midland Railway
At Wayucsboro Junction, Va, with Chesa-
pealc ana Ohio Railway 20 and from Green
brier White sulphur Springs and Richmond. q.
A. Loeb Laird. with Lexington Branch OF
Richmond and Nlc.hany Railroad
Al Natural Bridge, with Main Line OF Rich
mond aal Allegheny Railroad.
At Roanoke, with Noglolkand Western kal.-
road.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At Riverside. for Lexington, Va.
AtBoyoe station, for A.ilwool and Nnc-c5-
for l.--.r..I.
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EAsrsBOUND TRAINS.

No IS daily. AL other trains daily except
Sunday.
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The No-gaalown No Domml3t .aya

President Wilson's work at the Uni
versity is abou. done, and all who are ae-
quainted with it unite in saying that 1t has
been we'll done In his cultured gentle,
manly way be has drawn to himself -. all
with whom ne has come in contact. Inc
writer was under his instruction q part OF
the year and blt speaks the sentiment Oh
all who have had this privilege, when ne
says that for efficiency and kindtineSS oil
bearing I'VE shall not look upon his IKE
-raip"
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\ CARD.

t. an who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrciicus 90 y0oth, nervous weakness ear
lv decay hg 90 .ran"co' &c. : Will send q
rcci,rt',t v.ili cure you FREEoI CHARGE.
This great remedy WIS discovered i;y mis-
sionary in South America. Sends sc''eef~-s-
ed envelope O. the REV. Jcs-ru /. INAAN, >'G-
tor q. Nea York C,W.
D., = lN~N-iV
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Attention.

wv respectfully invite tlie public TO call and
w give our large and varied Stock Of Goods
a close examination, rs We are determined g.
sell them We viii take plcisIre IN sho"ine
them to a discriminating public and eX c'.a. +.
strictly for Country Produce or thc Cash. On
accounts must be paid before new ones arc
lo-ncd-
JEFFERSON COUNTY
COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.
Nav , fS-y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

Pullman Sleeper daily, on Express No. 8 New
York TO Memphis, via Harrisburg connecting
q, Roanoke with Pullman Sleeper for New Or
leans. via Knoxville and Atlanta, and NJ pa
tom with Pullman sleeper for jacksonville,
making yirtua,!y no change New York 10
Eln--ia ma View York - New OrIoans.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21

EASILY PBoyES.-It ia easily proven
that mal,rial lcycrs, constipation. torpidlty
of the liver and kidneys, general deo'uiy,
nervousness, and neuralgia ailments ylcN
readily % this great disease conquered HOP
Bitttrs. IL repairs the ravages OF disease
by converting the food into rich blood an!
it gives new life and yigor to the aged and
intym always.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21
New Goods.

/ HAVE received my usual supply Of Spring
1 dry goods and q fan stock Of groceries
which / oti.- 90 thc puhIic az prices as loss as
ANY housciH town, avoiding iuisomc and ca
ieliug notice II the same.
GEO. rs. r. KEARSLEY.
May j.. lSs3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-06-21
H.rrstt1rr. d.. ~. IL -

lam very glad to say have tried Hop
Bitters. and never took anything that did
me As much good I only took two bottles
and / would not take 500 for the good
they did me. ! recon- mend them ay
paticut- and get the ocs, results from their
r--.
e. MERCER n y