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CURE FOR Group

That most dangerous and dreadful
disease, SO fatal III II any eases, qui, k.
cured bv DIR. DUNCAN's COUGH BAL.
SAM Fer sale by Is. V. Hudson.
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THE BEST LIVER MEDICINE

Now before the public is DIR. DUN
CANS LIVER AND KIDNEY MEDICINE.
1t is sure ami quick to cure. For
sale by b. v. Hu lsOn.
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Teeth extracted without pain at
Wessons, 318 Main St. Memphis
Tenn. "
Carriers LittIe Liver Pills will pos
itively cure sick headache and pre-
vent It's return. This is not talk, but
truth. One pill dose. To be had
of all druggists. See advertisement.
BETTER THAN cALoMEL or BLUE Mass
For Headache, Sour Stomach, Tor
pld Liver, Sex Stomach or Bilious
ness-DR. DUNCAN'S VEGETABLE
PILL. For sale by Is. V. Hudson.
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\ large lot of gIacs and queens
ware just received at Mnyo's and
Will be sold at half price. 15nv3i
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For the newest style Of Ladies' neck
wear 90 to Harkins & Durrctt.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-15
FLANNELS

At Mayo's you can buy Canton
Flannels for a to zoe. Wool Fan
nels in all cOlors from Is to Scots.
St
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Mems underwear in an endless va
riety and prices that will please you,
at Mayo's. 15nov3t
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-15

Full line Ladies' Jersey Jackets,
Cl"aks Palatoes, Dolmans and Cir.
Sulars At lowest prices at
HARKINs d DURRETT's.
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Mayo has the best boot for 50 30
in tho market. 15noV3.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-15

Ii nc barrel Castor Oil ut B. Y
uuisoll's, only s125 per gallon.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-15

A full line of Blankets from $3.50
upwards ut uarkins g. Durretts.
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General Agency.
II, a, BnFhan1.
TOONS STATION, TENN.

Il General Agent Of the MUTUAL
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE co
of Emmettsburg, Pa. This is most
popular and growing department of
insurance. It is needed.
He is also Agent for the ROGERS
MARBLE WORKS Of Grand June
ton. The best work and the best
terMs are guaranteed.
a 26-1m
"a rolling stone gathers no moss;
but it may get an advertisement fer
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup painted on
it.
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E11~1'1- y .
Are often made in allowing simple
Cough to run until it is beyond the
aid of medicine. Act with prudence
and cure il at "n"c with DIR. DUNCAN's
COUGH BALsAM. For sale by D. V.
Hudson.
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+. II. Mayo is daily receiving new
goods and is offering bargains in ev-
cry department. 15nov3t
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-15

The best brogan shoes in town at
Mayo's. 15noy3t
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SERIOUS MISTAKES

Ingram pays the highest price tor cggs
butter and hides.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-15

GUNS! Guns !! Forty inches long
at Harkins & Durret's.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-15

One ear lime cheap.
q. T. Ingram & Co.
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7 VI DAY. NOVEMBER 10 1889.
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DIED.

BROMN; wednesday, October g. 1888 EDWIN Y A
FhowN the youngest sun of James l. and Iottie Brown
aged three years nine months and three days
Inc funeral VIII take place Friday afternoon at 8
whitney avenue Relations and friends respectfully
invited to attend.
LSlt On the morning of October e. 1881 at 2: 10
O'Clock, JACOB EGI.I aged thirty three wears
FUNERAL Will take place from his mothers residence
NO. I2O3 street northwest SATURDAY at ~ M
Friends respectfully invited to attend. y
lMlRIE At $50 a.ms on Thursday morning Octo-
ber T. 1888 after painful illness SIMON IMIRIE old
Est son of John and Ellen Imrie, in the twenty eighth
year Of his age.
Past his suffering past his pain,
Cease to weep, for tears are vain:
Calm the tunIrllt of thy breast
For he that suffered il nj rsst
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 st
tend the funeral from his fathers residence No lao
olNth street southwest, Sunday October 7h at Sc
SMITH On October ID 1883 at quarter before three
after llfu illness of ten weeks which she bore With
Christian fortitude, SUSIE ELLA SMITH the oldest
and beloved daughter Of James and Arahania Smith At
the age OF liz Years month and % DAYS.
uieral Will take place from the Asbury NJ F. church.
corner OF Nth and streets FRIDAY evening at O'clock
Friends of the family are rcsstf,,Ily inx,.i 20
tend
TuRyEY: On October 3, 1885, at u o'clock pm.
THOMAS TURKEY, aged eighty lone years
his funeral VIII take place from his late residence,
NO l58 Potomac street Georgetown. on Sunday even.
ing October T. at O'Clock Friends and relatives of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend 81
NEDDER On September 80 1888 at New Orleans
La, of bilious fever NORTON j. VEDDER only son OF
Col Nicholas tedder; U. S. Army. retired
Funeral will take place Friday October ,th Mt three
O'Clock, from his parents reedece No I'LL Massarhn
seits avenue northwest Friends of the family are in.
yited to attend.
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TrRyeler9s GuiMA-

PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.-Trains leave B. q r. sta
uon. 9th and SITS q. W., as follows: For New York,
Philadelphia and the East-AM., 500 (ex.), esd
Gimite ed exl. 1880 Sexl PM, lao yex.i go
ago tex) $3.50 (ex) 1920 (ex) For Boston, daily,
without change OF cars. 30 Pm lex.); on Sunday,
30 m. {ex.) For Pittsburg and the West. daily,
AN, $3.50 Chicago lmtted); 9:3O Qast lne.l Pm,
1880 tex) $50 lex.) For Rochester, Niagara Falls,
Buffalo; etc1R;M. daily except Saturday, go
l0:40; PM, 30 $685. 4:2O 4:4O, 6:a0 1880 so and
1890 On Sunday-A.M.. $780, 10:40; Pm, 4:aO,
6:20, $50, $50 and 0:20 For Eimira and Lock.
haven, daily. except sunday, AM. $50 (ex.) For
Richmond and the South-AM., $780, IL 200 daily
Pm, 800 daily: except Sunday; For Annapolis
cent Sunday. For Alexandria-AM.. $3.50. 7:20
9:2. II 90. II 80: p NJ, $500 $780, $780, ESQ., 500
and 1:30 On Sunday-A.M, Gao. 9:90, Hoo: p.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAnRoAD-Trains leave
the station. corner OF N. J. ave and 81, as fol-
East-A:M., $40 texl Pm. $500 tex.h S:40 (ex.)
On Sunday p NJ, 800 (ex.), ESQ (exj For Chicago
Cincinnati. St Louis and Louisv1ile-AM., 3:O5
lex.l. 1o:l5 lex9 PM, 1910 Eek, For Pittsburg,
Cleveland and Desroit-AM., $50 (ex.) PM, $50
lexl daily For Baltimore on week days-AM.
asdo 70 sa s 400 3; $50 40 80. ESQ 1900
An. $50. 7:b, e:00. 1906. Pm. i:as. 2:ss. $500,
4:40, $3.50, 7:00 $50, S:4d For Annapolis-A.M'
go, 1870 PM, 4:40 On Sunday-9:6O M, l:40
Pm. For way stations between Washington and
Baltimore-A-M, $40. 600 PM, la:l0, $50. $40
::oo, Il 80 For stations on Metropolitan Branch
5:45 daily. For Stannton-8s 30 An. daily ex cent
sunday. For Frederick-8:s0, 1O:lS. AM and l.l5
Pm. daily except Sunday. For Hagerstown-los1S
AN. daily except eundayss:ls Pm daily.
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The LONDON AND LnvERroo1
CLOTHING COMPANY
TAKES THE LEAD.
Good Business Suits for 90. Worth SI4,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND G STREETS.


Good Business Suits for g. Worth al
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND G STREETS.
The aim for reputation and our Gil Suits are helping
to fame.
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
You viii find purity and excellence of workmanship
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
just think Of it, You can buy an Imported Worsted
FIJI fof 5s2 5hss would nd b fhsaR q r
inc One E ES with R,u sir Ar IF buy
ask you to perse our price list and then let examf
1t is our aim to sell only honest and reliable goods
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
Don't forget the London and Liverpool Clothing
Suits are going rapidly
The London and Liverpool Clothing Store In full blast
Drop in and examine their Fall and Winter Suits at
one, half !, what other stores shargs
Our Atwood Chcviof Suits at SS75, sl05O and SIx.
E Sbo + xNb deHh IS
liable goods at prices that viii allow the People to i've
Our $15 Suits stsrtle the trade
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
No commonplace advertisement. We defy competi-
SIG suits and You will freely admit that we should rank
HE pSS o ASb H2asf g ~
1oxnox Ne fancy piss are paid "a at the
Their cut style and finish have won for them wide
reputation.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY,
CORNER SEVENTH ANDG
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TvHOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real, ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT
ROAD, ABonT THRkE-QU sRTEks Of nile L
FROM UNIONTOWN AND TEN MINUTES
va MIX H FROM THE sTHEET CARs Ap Sd
ERTY.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated the 18th day ofaa
December, AID 1858 and duly recorded in Liber TS&
and X, No. z, folio So of the land records of
District Of Columbia and ut the request of the holders
Of the notes secured thereby will offer for sale at pub
Ray Of oCT3BEk A B, isss. st HAIF.PAsT Four
situate IN the county Of Washington, District of Column
bia and being part Of tract called Chichester: Begin
Tnontown to Benning's Bridge which stone Is the n
= corner OF the part OF Chichester sold by Jno A
smith 70 O. krHuse. running thehce s. As degrees
1892 Perches to sycamore tree, thence s. 50
60 81 Ak o, DEGREES s, twenty and psshes
Perches, is stake. which marked the s. E. corner Of
ten acre lot heretofore surveyed for @ Krsuse and
SO q perches to stone the s. E. side - the h.
ning's bridge and Uniontown road which marked the
w corner OF ten lot heretofore surveyed for q
kIause he corner stake Of the said lot being in
ming thereof and thence in straight line and with the
road n 90 degrees f. 1920 perches to the beginning
containing eleven acres, more less adjoining the
lands of Richard Smith. Esq. ]. Lee White Esd and
the German Orphan Asylum " ~
Terms Of sale One third cash. balance In six twelve
and eighteen months with interest at six per cent from
day Of sale secured by deed of trust on the properly
Sold or al cash. ct the option Of the purchaser de-
Pass 81 Slog required n the day Of sse
with in ten days the property viii be resold at the rsf
and cost OF defautng after ave days notice
scp26-dts WALTER 6 COX, Trustee
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Men, Youths or Boys or an Odd Pair of Pants,
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
guarantees the best for the Sec the prices and
then call and examine goods.
Fall Overcoats at sc. worth 80
Fall Oyercoats at ~ so, worth 3D.
Fall Overcoats at SO. worth &i6
Fall Oyercoats at 49, worth Sle
Heavy Overcoats at S.. worth $40
Heavier Oyercoats at $3.50. worth els.
Splendid Overcoats at $40; worth SIS.
D' 0f Fos MEN fisf AND y Y3 5tF MsI'h u"
Better Suits for SO, worth SIS
Splendid Suits for $12. worth 3l8
- Fine Suits for $l5 worth 1924.
Black Diagonal Suits for $12, worth 800
Black Cloth Suits for &l5 worth $50.
Fine Black GlSth 9, SHits fer $29 worth $40
Suits at So 80, worth g.
Suits at 3d. worth s..
Suits at g. worth 81.
Suits for 35, worth &c.
Suits for ST. worth $40.
FOR BOYS II TO II YEARS.
Suits at 85, worth So.
Suits at &C. worth $40.
Suits at 81 worth $l2.
suits at 49, worth $l4.
Suits ut $40, worth Sl8.
ODD PANTS.
splendid assortment at g. 81 So &c. 49, 80 a. a. So
s. and $6-any of them halt the usual selling price
GOSsAMERs FOR MEN AND BOYS
At $1.75. So, $3.50, SO, $3.50 "a, $780,
Worth fully double
OUR MoTTo-No trouble to show goods Satisfaction
guaranteed to every purchaser money cheerfuy re-
funded, at the
M I S F I STORE,
sep2O CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
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Wall Street Today.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC STOCKS DOWN.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4-The Posts financial article
says: The attention of the stock market was
again fixed mainly on the Northern Pacific stocks,
which were all weak and from to per cent
lower while the general market was only fraction
OF stocks were higher, notably the Vanderbilt
stocks and Denver, while the Gould stocks were
nrm and the coal shares were scarcely changed
The selling movement in Northern Pacincs and
kindred stocks WAS very pronounced. There was
partial recovery before II 30 leaving the net de-
do, preferred, II; oregon and Transcontne ntal,
4; oregon iilway and Navigation. IL; Pullman
Palace Car Was especially weak, and declined con-
per cent; Alton and Terra Haute, common, declined
per cent, and Omaha, preferred, II. Rates for
call loans were ~ and per cent Railroad bonds,
moderate business, at prices generally traction
lower than yesterday. Government bonds were 4
higher Tor the AIS
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneerr.

FINE TRENCH PLATE MANTEI. MIRROR, EXTRA
I. SIDEB0ARD. HANDsoME WALNUT Pill:
L0ENGIEE. - SPLENDID sI,l ARM CHAIRS fWALNuT
AHD GILT,TRACEDl ROSEWOOD ARM CHAIRS,
n MllAISStEL IhAAM4BRL4UINS ms, FINE LACE CUR;
S CEfybT TRI IN TURKISH TABLE
GonER, EBONY GIIT-IRACED RAW SILK PAR
L9R SITE yIEtVET TUFTEp TALNgT PAR
hhITETE k ARM GHAdRS, R0SEW00P MIRR 70
S CAR STHR0UGH0IT THE HOUSED, NAL
Nut T, LIBRARY TABLE, Walnut BOOK CASE
LOUNGE, ARM CHAIRS AND HOOKER. A COM
G GEBB GILT 1t PIER MIRRORS. WALNUT PIER
NUT NJ i CHAMBER lsl SETS; WALNUT
BB6EktEhus S,N WyAAsH st S MAHoGANY SIDE
GLASS Ga no AND S2pl PLATED r, WARE, BLANKEIs.
TKFrE SSs: ,1 MIkE MATTREsSES n, MATING i:
CONTENTS OF HOUSE No S26 FOURTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER EIGHTH. COM
mencing ut TEN O'CLOCK, will sell, at the above
named premises the entire contents contained in sixteen
rooms, to which especially invite the attention of
buyers, the articles nearly and very hand
some. DUNCANSON BROS,
o4-3t Auctoneers
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Name O. C. Mama 4
The Great Episcopal Convention.

INV hSPsS< WRSa eushOus
THE ORGANIZATIONS OF THE BODY ooMPLErKD-sEN-
AToR KDNuNDs' SUGGESTIVE pECLrSArros- -soNp
OF THE LAY DEIRGArEs
After the opening exercises OF the general con.
vention OF the Protestant Episcopal church IN
Philadelphia yesterday, reported In THE starr
the house OF deputies met Rev. Z. E. Beardsley
DID,, OF New Haven, Conn.,, was elected president,
and Rev. Charles l. Hutchins secretary. The LAT.
ter appointed as his assistants Rev. Henry An.
stice. New York, Rev. A. j. Miller Philadelphia.
ana kev. l. \. Worthington, New York. senator
Edmunds, who was nominated for president SAL
ne was not candidate for president for this or
any other place at this or any other time
message was received from the house OF bish.
ops announcing that they had organized 10y the
election OF Rev. Henry {. Potter ID, OF New
York, as secretary The convention then ad.
1ourned until this morning.
The sessions OF the house OF bishops are con.
Quoted with closed doors The Right Rev. Robert
w. b. Elliott, missionary bishop or western Texas
VINO was major In the confederate army has
been mentioned as a possible successor or the late
Bishop Pinkney.
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AUCTION SALES.
EITiRE n.Ns

Fs'ft II - SAI.T OF VALUABLE BUILDING lot
II pN Nts:fH SIDE or - SFEEET. BIZ fNtt.N
SKIN MD SEVENTH STREETS NORTH
WIS.,
B. NiTf1r nf 'i'rrse Of til supreme to'Irt 0sSS
thf pt~sT-s Columbia irt FauE No 81 81
dorSrt =. MI ~cli at public austoii IN front Q: 10
tbs prrlii~s~ - MONDAY. TIE FIfTEENIH DAY
OF OCTOBER. \ d. ir-i. al fINt tttliH n T. VI. lot
IIufuhsrtd t,.o ~ .it-< to- thu znbts sion Of
four hirr, GIg forty siIt t{f+l,
recorded , JIM OF Ec surveyor II sa, District IN
Gfsr VI f,-ii - said lot ha- fruiit OF 10 feet 3
inches on strrst north. with depth 81 1E} feet.
Tert -ii. Oacthiri Is tiir purchase m"y,ey cash.
equal n-taln1sntS
-, YEAR Iy Of sae. the purchaser tn give his
pTni~-pry I.u' fT tAo ti,fvrTeti PAYMENTS bsaru.,
Interest liz, Of six per MT Ter anntI until pail
I,s, HII. ry. STd securHs iy do IlDou
ths obi. al cash. tue option Of the yIr-
Shssr u! "ntey ancing at cast OF purchaser; $40
down - ben ,r'I'"rty Is sold
--...... -, EUGENE CARUSI Trustee
bl " N~i1N Bros, AuStS.
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MARRIED..

CO0kE-MORROW. On October g. 1898 at the Ft,iph-
any church. 10y the Rev. Richard Hayward ROBERT r.
this city.
LESCALI.EET-UMPLEBY. on Tuesday evening
September IL, 1883, by the Rev. j. w Gray SAMUEL,
Washington II a WIN
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Political Movements.
CHARGES OF FRAUD IN BALTINORE-OTHER NJ


CHARGES OF FRAUD IN BALTINORE-oTHER MARY.
LAND NOTES-THE PRESIDENCY, ETC.
The mayOralty convention OF Baltimore Will
meet to-day. As all of the delegates are
favorable to Mr. Latrobe. he will probably
be nominated by reclamation. The charge
is made that the election was fraudu-
lent and the ballot boxes stuffed. Police Marshal
Gray said that this Is infamous lfe 1t is under
stood mat active steps are lin progress for inaugu
the a s which
kell is8aid to have been decided upon for the
mayoralty candidate.-The Washington county
democrats have nominated j. Clarence Lane for
senator The republicans of Worcester county
nave nominated a fusion ticket.-The Anne AruH-
del democratic campaign was opened last evening
at Annapolis Dy large mass meeting, which was
addressed by Gen. Bradley 7. johnson, Hon. Rob-
bert NJ. McLane, candidate for governor, and other
The executive committee OF the Maryland State
Temperance Alliance, at their meeting in Baltimore
yesterday, adopted resolution, which, after stat
publican committees or Baltimore county to place
'FOl" and against Local option" on their tickets
ana had received no response, set forth that they
would wait no longer, but would proceed to form
a temperance ticket for the candidates already
nominated by both parties for the legislature.
the candidates to be pledged to local option.
Rupors say that Senator PendletOn has secured
the support OF ma Ority OF the democratic can
didateS FOR the legislature throughout Ohio, SO
that he Is assured the caucus nomination for
United States Sanator regardless OF the pledges
the Hamilton county nominees may have given. It
Is Is SAID that Pendleton has promises from forty
Gratis claim seventy three members on Joint ballot
and Mr.. PendletOn would therefore have nine
The Massachusetts, democratic state committee
now acknowledge that 1t is probable that Mr..
Prince will not accept the nomination for Meuten-
ant-gOvernor; but defer the choice OF his sue
cessor until Official notice has been received OF his
declinatiOn.
The registration OF voters In Baltimore closed
last night The total NUMBER registered was
S,04l. OF whom only ga are cOlored
IT. is stated In Malone circles In Richmond that
Governor Cameron has contributed $1,000 to the
coalition campaign fund
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District Government Affairs.

AFFILIATIONS FOX LIQUOR LICENSEH
Applications for renewal OF liquor licen ses from
November LIST next have been laid before the Com
miSSioners, as follows: John Callahan, $40 18th
street northwest; VIM. DietZ, l716 Pennsylvania
avenue; Annie DOnnelly, 30l 10th street; Heney
Hoderman 1743 Pennsylvania avenue; Johann
Hartnett, 906 Pennsylvania avenue; p H. Morgan
corner d and 18th streets: John Rooney, corner
and 18th streets; Henry Reiter, 8O6 9Th street;
Ernst T. Freiber, $40 street northeast; John
lyman, 10l7 10th street northwest; II. jacobson,
1917 20th street northwest; Fred. Friedman, 3Oi
10th street No action has been held on these as
yet
BI-CENTEENIAL BANNERS
The commissioners to-day gave permission to
the committee or the German Bi-Centenn1 cele-
0ration to string flags across Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between 9Th and 7th Streets and on 9TH
street, between and streets, from Saturday
pm to Tuesday am, under the direction OF chief
of police,
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TeIegraphic Briefs.

There has been but one fall of rain in YaZoo
county, Miss, since last spring. There is no water
In tn" csterns, and but for the river there would
be much suffering.
In kirkwood, ILL.,, nine business structures, oc-
cupiei by thirteen firms, were destroyed by fire
yesterday; loss $4,000. insurance SIC O00
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| from Rome says the Pope is seriously

dispatch from Rome says the Pope is seriously
indiSpoSed.
The railroad war In the west is over and passeu.
ger rates VIII be restored at midnight tonight.
tuesday Lewis Buckner shot and, IL is believed,
Ia caroline county, Va, in quarrel about wo.
man. Both OF the parties are active Malone
workers.
The city council OF Stratford-up Avon have
refused permission for the removal OF the bones OF
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ONE SUPERB TRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR,
-FOUR PIER MIRRORS, ONE CHICKERING
THREE CORNER GRAND PIANO. SEVERAL
OTHER VERY GOOD PIANOS. VERY HAND
Is. FINE BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER FURNI-
ICRE MARBIE-TOP TABLES, BRUSSELS AND
INGRAM CARPETS SMYRNA AND OTHER
RUGS. MALNUT WARDROBEs. PAINTED COT
TAGE FURNITURE. HAIR AND HUSK MAT
TRESSES. FINE EXTENSION DINING TABLES,
DINING CHAIRS. COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES. TOGETHER WITH GREAT GUAM
THY OF OTHER HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
Also,
ONE LARGE HORSE. SUITABLE FOR COUPE: CAR
RACES. BUGGIES AND WAGONS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SIXTH, 1883.
Mt TEN O'CLOCK shall SELL within and in front Of
my auction rooIns. extensive assortment of house
hold effects The most of it from elegant residence
on street. THOMAS BOWLING.
Oci-2t Auctioneer
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MITCH. FOX L BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
pfkEo % LII On y SIREET; BETWEEN TWELETH
AID THIRTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
1,VN rSAIuRDAY. OCTOBER SIXTH. 1885, at "a
III. nrs LAST FOUR O'CLOCK in front Of EE
Ths hsSss h Sre l. Dwelling l22s street
inches. ~ ~~sfsA W -" ~
a. cost o. parchaser deposit OF 500 re0ilired e
tiis o sAie terms OF sale not complied VIII In
- en- days the property will be sold nj risf and 4 ~
def&us;ng purchaser after 1--WE days. aivertisemenf
PITCH, FOX BROWN,
j. T. COLDWELL. Auctioneer oi"dNa:
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MARYLAND Politics.

LATR0BE NOMINATED FOR MAYOR.
BALTIMORE, Oct 4-The democratic mayoralty
convention OF this city met to-day, and, after
affirming the platform OF the democratic state
convention, unanimously nominated Hon. Ferdi-
nand c. L.atrObe a candidate for mayor. This Is
the fourth time Mr.. Latrobe has been nominated
for that position
REPUBLICAN, NOMINEE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.-The republican state execu-
tive committee met In this city this afternoon,
and nominated Frank II. Stockett, OF Annapolis,
as candidate for attorney general in place OF r.
StOckett Mathews, declined.
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