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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-08
PIERRE BRANT0ME's GRAND
DAUGHTER

The proyerbial straw had broken the
metaphorical camel's back. The pa
tience of Charlotte Brantome, usually
equal to the exigencies of the occasion,
was exhausted. The twins, as a matter
O. course, were the culprits. They,
however. with the complacency natural
to bows of or Whereabouts, were indlf-
ferent to the tempest Of despair which
ragged in their sisters breast. They had
CONSIDERABLY refrained from adding de-
ceit to their guilt, but had confessed,
fully and unreservedly. TO riding the
canarv's nest. to tearing jacket, and
losing hat down the well, to eating
the strawberries that were saved for
supper, and to catching their most
faithful hen with q iiShhook. That fish
hook represented the straw; Charlotte
the camel She could have borne any
thing better than downright cruelty de-
veloped soearly in one Of her own blood,
She never was boy.
And a man was here, went on Pop
sey; "a big man, volunteered WopSey,
The other twin And he asked Us about
everything. and we said our mother
- ia .a,,,ll ,,,,,or, -
rLani,,.o ,r;rno5 Wbere had bs
picked UP that expression? And had it
come to that?
iou ili",' NJ, go" a yyhat J;5 bo
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III uo,,o5 70 soo ,o,
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She jumped AT the CONCLUSION 'i'al SUM
tna Ead e ,G"naaJ thot r.aZ ond gavo
~ w." , " 49, moro a,tort;nn Sbchod
Inc SnolGc' no more aIteN Iion; o'lV nav
o'her 'hih@S 10 'h'nh Vi tuaH puS
men OF any men, ANU l1' ptoo,unlS VI
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tnc u"lS Htio u! '1e' lon-os'' , nol''"I q
ner hoNeu ''.g ''.e.e3' 'NG,' ~ ,l ,tonv VI
her' across ,ho PIa',Ie' 'I'e mus WIRE
green LII 'ne "''" VI rye over ''c way
Ti'"iueo " I|r2e "n'I' "ooo'u tIoSS,
llet 2Iahula'HgI' ~ "n3'H E ,, "oW'G ~,
some OF the oIue oIooW ~, oI france mao
oo"EAI a nome j" ,"IH " e'Ieiii u"unt5i
"neh ',le remnant VI an ~, ','p,
sun nav properly 10 SET Inc "ee'i %
SAFE Rr3NIoeu loF lno Pr'S ,i v
lloir ",'!e ou'l'i|-T :, lle,e ''upn-
the sinking graves ! ''rIo pIah'o"'c Nav
bnilt me eros II hA0 oeGh reGeW''
se'eral limeS since men, out hao away
seemed lhe same ana was ever Tue pa
tent protector soI'mn'v holding u
whiie arms out as u TO deieho th'
moderlng sleeptrs. Inc gram greV
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-08

a vigorous growth of hair il promoted
and the Youthful color restored by apply.
Ing purkcrs Hair Basam.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-08

PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY iCkD'MY

Building new. superior appoIutmcn'r Il0I En'
Chemical Collegiate, Inali.h ,Gour,es'
Circulars of z. ". BNr.luy, NsQ., W, 7, lnIidny
ESQ or OF COZ. IIIt'. hlAil' i''N 70
fN3m
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-24

4t7attl SoHc AAHttc.
Orange trees mature as quickly
here rs ia Florida, and their product
Superior ii qnaiiiy, anl fetches a bet
icr price. Those afflicted with The
( Flofish fever should consider whether
AZ equalsamonpt Of work and capital
expended III Louisiana win mi giyc
them brlter relnFn.-N. @. Citg
Ixm.
Oranges ID both Florida and Lonis-
lana are much superior 10 those OF
Southern California. An experiment
WAS commenced, butnat completed,
I'D San Beriariino county, 10 deter
mine as la how far seedlings from
kl0fida aid Havana oranges wolld5fe-
tain Tie pecliliafities Of the stock it
raised ID California Opinions Of these
who may be regsideilas experts differ,
but facts do not seem toibe within
reach; and there Is still promising
lield for experiment III procuring good.
seeds from those states for planting
here. a'he best l4calities 10 raise
eranges are II The interior foothills
and some Of the vaiIeysof the stale.
lo supply The Ieeill demand Bntt the
quality is more important than tile
quantity for that purpose. and the ex
pertinent IF planting tllc seedlings Of
Iruit known II be slperinrin quality,
such as that Of Louisiana, Florida and
Havana, should b fully tested There
ire few, L any, good oranges IN the
tate vet
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-24
PAT n NTS

obtained for new inventions, or for improve
ments in old ones Caveats, Trade Marks and
all patent business promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RE
jeeted may still, in most cases, be patented
by us. BEING opposite the U. S. Patent Office,
and engaged in PATENT BUSINESS EX-
CLuSIXEI.Y, we can secure patents in ess
time than those who are remote from Wash
iugton and who must depend upon the mails
In al transactions with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch we
make search intths Patent Office and advise
as to its patentability .Jiee q charge. Cores
ontlence confidential, prices low, and NO
CHANGE UNLESS PATENTS OBTAINED.
We refer toiHon Postmaster General d. III.
Key, Rev. +. ID. Power, TO officials in the u.
S. Patent Office. ana especially to orr clients
in every State Of tie Union and in Canada
For special references, Terms, advice, &C.,
Address q. a.. slNSsNE AZ CO.,
Opposite Patent 0Glce, Washington, D. g.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-24
A Good Eraves4nlens.
THE n EWS,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Established 1SI2, incorporated 1881.

TIFF GALVESTON NEWS commences the
yeal 1883 BY Offering its Double Sheet Week
ly At the rednced price of SE.ss0 per an
mum. This edition will be made mp and care
fully edited, with view to supplying in the
fullest measure and most convenient and ac-
peptable form the newspaper wants of coun--
try readers, farmers, husbandmen, ranch
men aud Others, who by circumstances of
residence and occupation are deprived of
regular access to any daily paper. In such
publication subscribers viii have one of the
largest and cheapest weeklies in America
aud one withal Tepiete with intelligence es-
peeially interesting and ina sense absolutely
indispensable. to the classes for whom it IS
more particularly Intended.
AZ t8r The DA IY NEWS, as a daily visitor
and silent though tircless eonYerser, it can
speak Tor Itself 1t is deemed needless to
couple the enhance of such Journal upon
another year with promises and assurances
AS was said when it entered upon the pre-
cedinE year, its record in the past may be
pointed 10 as furnishing the most authentic
ard most telling prospectus for the future.
The motto of the Galveston News, Daily
ana Weekly, will be hereafter as heretofore,
" EXCELSIOR FOrthc rest, the occasion will
justify the repetition Of these remarks in
previous annual advertisement: Such
journal as the Galveston News mag be re-
Earled a3 one OF tue necessaries Of our con-
civilization. Ii is in the ma
tuFe OF a kind of ubiquitous university for the
people while their local papers afford them
the more special local information. No IN
telligent and substantial citizen should con
slider his household or his place of busine IS
equipped without the regular
presence OF the Galveston News and a good
local newspaper,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-24

last blink Of il Young men: here ~
q iliN to make yon ail ricl Wilhelm
mae cepilal and vilhent mach hard
Wallis Secure - 81 50 cores ef sait.
ssoe lapd and fence il in. Then get
best quality Of pceais yoa ean'
a2lant them On yonr lind. iii.
NJ you will hage i grove
FIRING trees that vii. ln-l
ue'of your land from $ 9
aSl00 70 $500 per acre
yon annually crop
5000 10 $4,000, This
Fry it.tCaf'itoiiap-4Id
.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-24

the New York Sun: Had
tariff conference committee
die sngar scale so as to
leuissana congress would have
Tea with nothing done. But
sle I'LL Was sweetened with what
tieally pFotibilory rate on
sof the glmde Louisiana pro-
sfsle seepe shifted Senator KEEL
reversed himself. Instead 81
Aug ~ execute BIS intention IL
~ port IL death, he espaused
llis vote carried tle day III The
gafe So much fer political econ
apd flie triumph III principle i
til passage 1t Tie tariff blu I'LL,
kfitie 81 slagafslid il.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-24
u,he Eslinal TIritlle.

7 4Fr4s a, 49, 4
\ The blind birdie is now receiving
! attention al avei The country. Its u.s.
is suddenly discovered 10 BE- cruel and
almost irilulnan Sach simple and
] bolnelike questions should receive at
ientipn rather than the exaggerated
i principles Of state. The American
Farmer in spelking against the nse IF
the blind bride, SAWS: . We know
not yhe invented this instrument Of
Iiurtnrc, but we kapw that be did not
understand the anatomy aud physi-
lsolegg OF the eye Of The horse. llu-
MAN gision Il binocnlar--tliat is, W.
zee the same object with both eyes
and 50 adjnstthe axis Of vision that
theobjecl appears single, though seen
with Both eyes. Bit the eyes Of the
horse are placed 90 the side Of the
lead and the AXIS Of eaclreyc is nearly
it fight angles with The longitudinal.
line ef the body, 50 that it Is impos-
sible that The saiiIc object can be dis
tigctly seen with two eyes. Nav, by
binding the eye in the direction in
which it WAS intended in its coustruc-
ton tliat il should see, il Is forced h.
use ~ obllqne vision, ~ ii we should
ever cover the ffonlof onrsnptics aud
se compelled 20 see only Iy the corner
Of err eyes. Tliis unnatural and CON
strained use ut the eye mnst, TO
gFesler ~ less extent, iRlpairvision,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-24

Tive Rsannt ia iflemlble sure AMI
ayiag crop ii THY coniEtry. and yet
n itlc aticnfi1n n paid 10 IL.
Thew always III FIJI them Al fair
si1ea. Fglnn Georgia and Texas
flnere aise pgfe attention han bens
sIAi4a aers do 10 tie raising Of
Notwithstanding the fact that
foxt tei9 iana growth ae just ~
eesi {ieHr 4 deoeate.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-24

HenhApi DeHtTt .A.
AN doubted whether tas
oFaases cul'd Is al.'Na v
III: .sve IN dathts ~ isess
ss;ts II wlso are il'sefss'sns
s = N 1ess,nins hali aere q MN, ss'Sa
,l n rssss aid hlesFr q sl .s III
l'ss IN ' sr.lace during tae hass 81,
q sI.e pfeseilt winter ~
,'@ N,ssss MaS eet a t...' : 4 n &
'''s ;s sI..;sdIs ms from E " s.l,
$500 as ofeen a. sn aas sls 81,
'.s''as ..s X slIsaIsiey',s6s Y
0.nS hisheg, 81 \ 5.': \. IL vi t. tia
s.' sssstIlsF ) eas into Y 81 u. s,ssl..
s s'.a sIla 81 ess y ''s;s T
+ ut egli5aon s'sAs I, wy Z,
tntIs isls 4, espes.''l'g +
ssI Issy reaaise 5 Plalas I,
" "a
ssss''s - & 4
sisie ID satplper 3 q
lfi '.llst
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-03-24

HAYES, wilp ,alie'' q iiea
president If the United !
kinalyslrpw ga man Tildenf
him is iiguring for the |
nomination FOR governor
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Inyenler. % lhs eot.en -.

Washington Cor Augusta Chronicle
! jndge from what Senator Jonas
...u....- L.. =. -. l.. -
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g1for Inc
BIow
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I him snTf rs
States and
~ salary for
National Republican., 1883-07-26
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TORN BY A TORNADO.
A Little Village in Michigan Swept Out
Of Existence by n Cyclone-scveral Poo-
plo Killed.

Little Village I'm Michigan Swept Out
Of Existence by n Cyclone-scveraI Peo-
plo Killed.
DETROIT, MICH, July 25.-Reports of a
somewhat indefinite character have been re-
eeived that the little village of onondaga, in
the southeastern part of Ingham county, was
almost entirely swept away by cyclones, ac-
companied by very heavy rainstorm, which
visited that section Monday. The storm
travelled in an easterly direction. woman
named HURLEY is reported to have been
killed. The buildings belonging to John
Rush, two miles west of Leslie, were demol-
ished A vast amount of timber is reported
to have been blown down. Fences were
leveled. Roads and fields were strewn with
limbs of trees, which were carried a
long distance. Additional particulars
show that the storm was fully as
destructive as had been previously indicated.
The house of Mrs. Elizabeth Barlow was
picked up by tho wind and torn to pieces
Mrs. Barlow, who was in the house was in
stantly killed. Her body was afterwards
found two rods from whore the house stood,
with the neck broken. The tornado struck
two miles east of Eaton Rapids Eaton county,
suestroying large amount of property. Sew
eral barns were demolished Eugene Henry's
house, one mile east of Winfield was blown
to atoms, his wife and seven children
being inside at the time. Two of
the children were found dead forty
rods distant. Three others and the mother
We're badly hurt. The baby was unhurt, al
though the crib in which it was sleeping
cannot be found. One dead child had its
neck broken and another its skull crushed.
Rue Perrine's house, on the line between
Eaton and Ingham counties, was also wrecked
His wife was injured. Fences, orchards, and
forests were swept away along the track of
the storm, which seems to have been about
four rods wide and extended over tract of
country two miles long in this vicinity.
National Republican., 1883-07-26
Burial OF Commodore JefTers.

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-The remains of
the late Commodore William N. Jeffers, o.
the United States navy, who died at Wash
ington on Monday. were brought to this city
from Washington this afternoon. The party
accompanying the body comprised Comdr.
Casey and Lieut.. Buckingham, now ON duty
at the Washington navy yard, who were de-
tailed for the purpose, and number Of rela-
tives and friends of the dead commodore.
The body was enclosed in cloth covered
casket, with silver bars and handles. A large
floral cross rested on the casket, and flag
was draped in graceful folds around it. The
train was met at the depot by Pay Director
Russell, of the naval office in this city.
Lieut.. G. W. Ruschenberger and eight seamen
from the League Island navy yard had been
ordered to act as special bearers, and stood
in line as the train entered the depot The
party took carriages and were driven to
Laurel Hill cemetery, where the inter ment
took place.
National Republican., 1883-07-26
THE CRUISE or THE CADETS.
News from the Annapolis Expedition on
the New England Coast.
Special Dispafoh.

Special Dispatoh.
ANNAPOLIS, July 25.-Late advices from
the practice cruise of the cadets indicate that
so far the cruise has been an enjoyable one.
correspondent on board of the Constella-
tion writes from Portsmouth, N. H., the
headquarters of the cruise, where the ship
arrived on the seventeenth instant after
few weeks trip the latter part of which was
spent in fogs off Now England, as follows:
while at sea the cadets received regular in
structions in seamanship, navigation, gun
merry, and signalling, both practical and
theoretical. Each cadet is consequently re-
quired to keep note book, which is sub
mitted weekly for approval of the executive
othcer. In this very many are compelled to
take an interest in the aim of tho cruise, viz:
to gain thoroughly practical knowledge of
everything appertaining to the naval service
The detail of officers on board tho ship have
proven most satisfactory one to cadets and
blue-jackets, so far rs leniency Is concerned,
this, of course, within bounds of naval
discipline. Since our arrival here the cadets
have been attending hops and evening enter
tainments in town, in the yard, and at some
of the watering places. On Saturday, the
twenty-first, the Dale hauled up alongside of
the dock at the navy yard, and on Monday
the twenty-third, the Constellation also
moored at the wharves. The object of
this was to facilitate getting the
cadets ashore in order to inspect
the shops and take note in and about the
yard one principal object of the cruise to this
port. have heard since our arrival that it
has been rumored that there was yellow fever
on board while at sea, which rumor has not
the least foundation. If such had been the
case there would have been no hesitancy
about putting into one of the many ports
which dot this part of the coast. The great
est and really the only sickness on board was
sea sickness. We shall leave port on July
81, two weeks to be spent at sea and two
weeks in the bay, and will arrive in Annapo-
lis Roads Aug. 2S. There is rumor that one
week of the latter two weeks will be spent at
Fortress Monroe"
National Republican., 1883-07-26
,floo hero is practically working with half

force
ST.. LOUIS July 25.--The board of directors
of the merchants exchange, at their meeting
this afternoon, adopted resolutions stating in
effect, that while retaining from expressing
an opinion regarding the position taken by
the telegraph company OF their employees,
eve protest against the imperfect and unsat-
isfactory service rendered to this exchange
and its members, and respectfully request the
telegraph company to Immediately provide
better facilities for the transaction of bust
ness" The resolutions will be telegraphed
to Gen. Eckert entire. They apply TO tho
Baltimore and Ohio as well as to the Western
Union.
National Republican., 1883-07-26
HEAJTU IS WEALTH

DR. t. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, q specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache. Mental Depression,
Loss OF Memory SpermatOfrhmn, lmpotenCy, In.
voluntary Emissions Premature Old Age, caused by
OVer-eXertiOn, sefROuse, or OVer.indulgenCe, which
leads TO misery, decay, and death. one box win cure
recent cases Each box contains one months treat
ment one dollar box or * boxes for five dollars.
Sent by mall prepaid, ON receipt OF price. We guar
antee six boxes to cure any case win each order
received by Us for six boxes. accompanied with five
dollars, we will send the purchaser our written guar.
antee to return the money II the treatment does
effect u cure Guarantees issued cy STOIr& CllOM'
WELL, $50 Pennsylvania avenue Washington, d. g.,
wholesale and retail agents, orders by mail Will
ceive prompt attention. iy7-iy
National Republican., 1883-07-26
2rust anO Eoumo.

T1oUND-PAWN TICKET No. lG,00S THE
II owner can have same by calling ut 100 F street
southwest and paying EXPENSES. iy2Glr
Y OSC-ON JULY 20, BETWEEN CORNER or
II Eleventh and n northwest and Tnl lnudge Hall,
pair OF spocRClcs silver extension bows; family
kogrstNr. Liberal reward II returned 10 H.. @,
WEAVER, O3j F street. ly2G-jtF
4 oSr-ON JULY -. a PAIR OF GOLD SPEC
Il tncles enclosed In black case; valued ~ gift Of
u deceased friend, suitable reward " returned 10
MkS WkOE, $40 Thirteenth street northwest
jy2I3ts
National Republican., 1883-07-26
Affairs In Peru.

LIMA, PERU, July 25.-All the Lima and
Calloa papers yesterday contained articles in
honor of the centenary of Bolivar. The
town of Mayobaoba, province of Chancay,
has declared for Yglesias. A meeting of
prominent Peruvians was held yesterday in
the house of Senior Laos, at which prolon-
CATION of the war was declared impossible.
The unifcaton of all parties is desired as the
means of arriving at peace
National Republican., 1883-07-26
Lo,ver IeveIs Tor Canallan Lnlses.

TORONTO, July 25,-The farmers of town
ship bordering on Lakes Simcoe and Couch
ouching have appointed committee to petit
ton the dominion government to take steps
to lower the level of those lakes to the nor
NAL level, and rescue many farms Of ruin
which are now submerged.
National Republican., 1883-07-26
The striking DressmaIscrs.

New YORK, July 25,-Contrary to expecta-
tion the striking dress and cloakmakers did
not return to work to-day, the men being still
dissatisfied. They say they will not resume
work until the demands of those working for
the small outside employers or contractors are
complied with The manufacturers say they
will mako no further concessions to the
National Republican., 1883-07-26
Two ItnlInns nnrled Alive.

READING, PA, July 25.-A large mass of
earth and rock fell this morning at the
Hampden reservoir on tho outskirts Of the
city burying two Italian laborers, One was
killed and the other seriously injured.
National Republican., 1883-07-26
KIlInll l,r Llrhtnlnn.

SAVANNAH, GA, July 25,-A special to the
News from Darien says Fortune James (col-
ored), uncle of Tony James, who was recently
hung, was killed by lightning to-day.
National Republican., 1883-07-26
Gnrkisb Baths.

NTEW TURAzSBI BATEE CDR BOVEFsL
IN lil7 street opposite Riggs House, Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. MOI
open sunday. Open from a. TIL 10 y. m. Satur'
day, ~ y. IN Baths. o. Tickets, $3.50.
apo DIR IL. l.. BOVEb Electrician
TTNHE sHEDD BATHS, 0Ol E STREET, NEAR
Il Ninth, well known the oldest ana best Ia the
CITY, This bath Is constructed with view to cOnven'
phur and Merougal Baths givon with SKIN and eH'
perience nlutpr OF ten years experience AZ tnS
establishments Single bath. 81 for ST. lA5l0. Open
Sunday from a. m. 10 u. IN. mr2y-Jt
National Republican., 1883-07-26

New York, July 25.-Frederick Matthews,
the nephew of Matthews, the soda water
manufacturer, committed suicide to-day by
shooting himself through tho head with a
pistol No cause is known for the act,
National Republican., 1883-07-26
The Poetis Pronrrty.

BosToN, July 25,-The appraisal of the
property of the late poet Longfellow shows a
value Of about S3j0,OO0, of which 100000 is
personal property and $150,000 real estate.
National Republican., 1883-07-26
wy TANrED-DE
w LIFE SPECIALITY.
BY DIR. j. VAN DYCK,
723 Twelfth strppt unrthypst

MONDAY and TUESDAY to JULYa
If you have ,Pimpes, Blackheads, Liyerspos,
Freckles, Moth Tan, Sunburn RCdness, and Oiliness
of the Nose, Deep Pores, any Complexion Blemsh,
DR. VAN DYCli can remove them and Beauty the
Complexion without any cosmetic, paint, or enamel.
II your Hair is thin harsh, dry isied, prematurely
gray. II you have excessive Dandrun SCaly Scalp,
letter, Crown Frontal; part or Temple Badness. If
you have Scant Irregular Eyebrows or Lashes, DR.
VAN DHCK, by scientific course of treatment, can
produce n vigorous, LuNuriant Growth ofHar Pretty
Brows and Lashes. you wish a fresh, pure, clear,
brilliant, aud Beautiful Complexion Thick, Heavy,
Luxurlant Hair Regular. Long, and Lovely Eye
brows and Lashes, Soft. White. smooth, and Pretty
has practiced his specially tor nearly twenty years.
and thoroughly skilled In his profession.
NorE-DR VAN DiCK will have parlors at 723
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST July ., q, Is.
10, and H. aud August l. >, 3, Ia TO- and H. super
tnnus hair permanently removed by the operation
of fEecr0lysi3 by DIR, VAN DYCK.
WTANrED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN f.
w Beall Room I, l43O New Y York avenue, Is u Com
missioner OF Deeds for every state and Territory
Unlted states Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Pubnc alMnys IN office lr0m ~. M O0p. M. np90ly
National Republican., 1883-07-26
Business Gbanrrs.

VNOR SALE-A CHOICE LOT OF GROCERIES,,
IL Guests Of line brands Of teas, considerably boOw
Now York cost also handsome fixtures. Apply NJ
once at or AassachuSos avenue norlbwest. iy2G3tt
r IBERAL RATE or INTEREST ALLOWED
j on Time Deposits. United States Bonds bought
and sold nc market rates. Collections made every
where by j. H. sQuIER q co.. Bankers lil5 Penn
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National Republican., 1883-07-26

TTuE REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE HAS Ey'
l. cry .cl ~ for the prompt execution OF all kinda
Of lob and Book Work and az prices low Hs can DO
had In this or any other city,