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Sar"'iS alSer. maotts ontso ne
Oar ct @ennsite poa on,. t
Nar. aae s~e8emsOsIe 5olSt !
meO 9eniqn til uooitGno ,s'' !
arme, 9enOer o8 grqn gS,,
me lib iGUnt uouOreo,. f., W
gen ilet lite nj uoisenss .; :, :
pare fOrtr0bIet. 8 5a ms ii,,, ,''
m0'TaaOte en- iuJotomm.s IF, o
aaueI De eu'eIte 2c8smsss~
til 9'HanOen IOm O9iaa / Be. H..
0reH9sn baOOe aItiaa yaa GEM. :
seOetiO iulOenOt lin ls8sm.io, M /
SiOenitabsIise 2lutOu,etsr H.,
empeI ben berOm:s Dr.. g,-
unOeris9t 8ren9en % sr,.,r,.
maa betra9tes iom en- igDs,,.
Oitlet % fuJOOOren Msans.
taue9 Oi0ere, at bet angs No.,
GilbsielisbeOsr mso 6eniar r,
Nrlt O9 SObasrogung iy,r,,
treoiueaari9 Manos.
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On rumantiif SiitOrIt.

Sieneitspi9e rweilts Tor , d .
Amerita. 9uu ~eitcrIOO l'a >
men bet par Weningen, bun w.,
BAN Rsiiepen9e. ndar bun y"
tient i~aamsget. SiGreltsH q'''
noset ioreno SuIcn, oa eli rr'
traaote iub, buiItsn ban 9l'".'~
lin foriuunbns 9i9re'te, |'
peret gift / 9lmerisa nlto Ell ny
eisr. Der bapoe citerIdot 9F"" !
Dollars, Os iaa pGr bun '"r
at bente lin samle 6Il'er' : Sr
bam nu-sift Os 6uOer I'll ' -,
Sorseu bsrousr reilie bun
Anrerita.
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9iettelic.

st NuI fra eusr til sipr b~etpbeIis
til Susen. 5 Dor Seretnins ON 8ins
neibeit GOuntps sieniioise Insurance
SeIitabs Status itoO ben asiurspe Gis
enbom Op9iuet til 100000; bette itaI
pare 100000, aItiaa 10 8anse iaa
mc9et, O9 Oct Ct en- aniselis 6oritisI.
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SouiS Broefp.

9en, iom ital babe fig en- Gulttuator eler
en- Sss8ipe, ban ma gao oa ls benz Dos
49,. s.. Gnabrttitn.
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Scis itUre Nerbe
SrCbrer.

at rurte Iigu0il SpriJoum ior c~piltplijt, Giiialee.
sy~guoUictJt lrr Cramps 90 ~ioleenoe SDae.
araatcr2gs Sulgbeo huriil Gihlulpet % turertt.
TyEfu bar lille I'M Etsti Tebtr'Guiortr.
ftutyoiieu SptgrHs III Spseom % Ngasidis5so.
0ast,syr btsIiss glriisr % o~au'sliss slOoipsoOmm'
htuiu Slooet "a iG.tey I'm / a iausiom eirtalGttou
Nareriucr Wuletr. NatbEutlty cq StuIu.
NelbItor uaIisi "a turitgt YGmheo.
IA ett CT Il ubuorlst os luuet " bid ior sNsrIu5.
Sgrpgiptl Iuiqiua5rsaytHe N~iyttigse % 'tiues GUil
EeraubUr let AGuOt1rat Ill 0obt,od AUglagru iieGres
,~ortrtuer Goletiues q CgliU.r Auul!slaroun.
souirpusT o~glcienoe g ma9tlrs Saratlu.
Soteuutg NoUstgiHt mto NIuotns SulliAhso.
Suoe5oleU tuiu arelgEss eucy is0Hbriu1,uos Mi0osl
Ntlbyto5r LuItigi Abgumgitsme ioet ben ~IoyoItusr ben
V~fuatugr @lotUt eci5 U~pltptubt egtHilabJr.
WGrauiugs al lslbJCtf ale ucrpslC Sp91ommt.
G.fotlastlig Haar ale SoUgmibjsT igaeV 'ctl.
C.iiust Siusd "a iuJttr stltnsi.
0Ui8 ten q tugsrey TgeguEO i.lbGgsbtials5 genqcns.
aubridlst al 0Uer igmtt Guunoe ltocuse Eager
Z Dc Sclsutot Sialer &c europa.
,sacHos Vcrliee 1 BE- s~olcncoe $tatT os europa.
Cpsr slcsiuaoomuitnt q otH Ssitrbtgrt.
Eilialga hos ole leocHoe E]rHat'ttr. Sl,50.
The Dr Richmond Medical Co, Props.
-. Eoipb. DO.
~
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Gn Nnetootr iro on ,;AG,.

Gn anctOOtc ira en- tiolio,,
ret. Gn Glore Mauo bol y
interesiont 6rinOrjns ira en- o,,,
ret, nemIig Oen imoO Gratsni,,.
OsnitlOIO anIa9te / I,sG. ~,
hob paa eaueriet iOm en- iy1,
rer O9 paaborte aoOotot Ssr,ri,,.
Ourmere O9 Onrmsre 6oysoras ion
Oct enote eitcr fem llmr5 :.
bullte Saleren baUoe TAFT oIs,s
snot uoen ct uibgbes al noo,-..
| 6amlen elIer u%Nttcrbeo. h,r {
rOIi9t o9 llutteoe / e ianot g,g..
YGlo, unoer buiItet Croer, s,,,
Singer. 6OriuOrereu QoDo;o, =,
tuIte Iiseiaa uomartet. men 70,
ben Wtaaoe. Oct pay bet ro,,,
beOiisnoe, tlGsiiits 6or,orao, +
nomGrset iOrmiuIosnoi, % ian
eiter Ii9e!eoes at baDe TAFT ou,-,
Timer. Meoens gsrsttsr,r h.
@aQsriet lob Der ben bel, ,
Nfano ueo bans Sibs % paa5,-
ceouren, o9 ban tom / Sam,,.
bam. Del par en- gngrs oaaf
Zen oanite NtduO ptrsos, bah
gastbinssiaIen, at ban np.is 5s,,
ta9et en- Heiis ruuot / 6ayss,
Tor at ltuoere be politiits la!r
iOrItisui9e gonoe ban bagos 55.
tpolte, frantic, enssIite, uo,r
on oonlte ~parIamsntaui.s foT,
ger /; men ban muate tilitaa, {.
baaoe bort Iisnenos &sIta.sn5a
Retnins. 8stts par 10 mtga IN
for ben norits Strauts. u
ipursts ben bouite Qtano ON l.,
tiuaoe zig al uobe6e hans Ram.
ret par: &ano. iuris Gylo {.
fru 6isbenbaun. }lItiaG ban ia.
betlenote ~uomRrtepe SnIer, aa..
Wiiniiter / bet oanise Rouaua.
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sD Tn aGrsnug Of "Scturab 20
Sttn" inobciatter ~ giummcre % q:
g@ II Nnmmert ai "Sco grnen",
tlllammeu i0r Sf.f5. "Sad II.
sy plumbers" al "Sco arueu" 10.
tier 2 Gsais pr. Scitc.
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Refrigerator Cars

paa |. Il NJ. Sipiiionsn af Sbiea:
60, WtiIw. & ct. YauI Sansn sua,
ira Auitin, Minu. buer Sirsoas oe
Sorsoa9 81. 5 MtOrsen os pasiere,
aaImar Omtr. 81. ~! Wtibous. aus'
tin:SOsnen for Often nil sau ub bpe'
Snsbas til opennaunte Glib. aiienSsr'
/ SecOrab Tan iGtts fig / 6OrbinoeIi'
meo oisie SrGn peb at afienbe jim,
Sarer iumme Days Worsen meb GOse'
til RnImnr. Der pil blipe piit aiisn'
Oere al SmOr Os s@s al muIis Sms:
octommenbeb.
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Notttter.


stsuI.r % $40. Urn SoOss. XOti0is,
aleoesuarer. Strnoartr. Satter Os 6nsr
liant stent,i / 9aplors tiolisere Sotale
Spiluiue, Soma. Som inb os uHosrls9
port Eager. 8oreruc er netop TONNE 'n0
o. tisbt for 8outant. Seq taser ! Sptfs
Sarmprooutter.
Seq bar alt, boao Der finoes | en- aln''n
oelis alsbmanossS utit.
xouiS Broefp.
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Den 3bie December tdar
200 aar, iiOen 2uOuis 9't p'+2
tore &omeoie: Striusr % U'.,
fOot. Oanmart % fOrqa
iaa IOrse nil fsire 9ds'H'
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

Oct er ianbt, ies baUoe mar glemt
at iortalls, at i9aur mai ieg min Samle
Sen, asiesiorsn. 9an tom fra en- COB
Mibbug Og par / brilliant 9umOr. Sns
ben ri %itiltss, buUoe ban iriet Os iaust
Su!
Oct er uOgIe pre9tige Snoretninser
be SpOruO9ne.
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The Standard Truning Stallion
Wales Volunteer
Neatfreret No. 1891.


@aI.s' gOIuuts,r az IN imH, Os elegant S.a. bar en-
iSrstIss uaf,sr srun 5aTut % iulstaHeist anIas i0r
Irau. Gtus 8Gsi CT 100 puHs / aimiustIisi ar'
btiSs pub. SsietH I5X .Sauss-. aIstr I Gar.
2tamtasIt.
@aIs' goIuuittT az uubtr 8elunt.tr C5) % Sepptu
ssiiey. otter Rpseup's Sambittouiau u9. tteiitw0s..
rtu eittr Stt,p's american Sial- Q4l.
&aIss' gOguui,,r Htet0mmsr .toabt poe aasun.s
o. 3eSertuesSiet list ira bet bssii, SpIsspr hIanbt
Eravts Stat. u,mIts RpsSpts SambIttsHiau. 6as,s
rem. 8pluHittr. bar here eel rsiOVett for a.a5 6shiss
b,s ,nb nSstu ans.H Sinsa. Rp;sp, SambIttOniou IT
JaStr Ill Here Jsl nte en- Rteort al 80 5dtisbtb tub
u0s,H aHS,n Sinsit. Csiao 5,I,E's amtrieau Star.
CIstmSStrtu. Der bait Here 5sI m,e a,s poitisste sub
no9tn anotn Stit.
ksetiustiisr:-GeHn, Seft piI iaar iaa iii gibts
H%pttsIit 9urrans samIt StaIs GteOrah for etH bills
Iiss pris al $40, SSpptu paa ei,r,ns Riits. SOpp,r
IansD,isira UiI bIip. tas,t scst pare paa mob 81 llsen.
8i ptg tst ~iubtitaa for mulist uhsIb. dor piesr. lns
ssrr,tuius h,np,aseT mon Es tS,uISsn susr til gi,rns.
g. &. Bates.
8. u. ltbbitt.
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0ovper % Seier paaiGttes al
8. .. Solber9.

Set oil betale fig at flDbe llne Sano
bruss= Waltiuer hos
3S5. 8. Gnabretitn.
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8oabi1

9,ssRpe Bosbimoeri
8. saS Y%psnins, 8a,
=. lnrpbaaeriet. {
Ssser biaiat
burtis erpesit
,srs Magazine !
Wss eientmet, sirteii
'~hObinOes iOlio
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NORFOLK

J famine StoIs ftaor Osiaa til sibtnpiitlit bet ims
~pprttrte. Grasepr Sinsittu
NORFOLK
Den bI,u iubfsrt fra SsIsi,n l 1875 , Gar samm,I. o.
I'll Seeorab Il: leg ben / 1875. DEN CT msIt,Srun.
ueisr 1850 PuHb. % berger is s0et. Seus ai.om tr
Hu iaa psI fisust Hiuusib,t County. at bette its,
btbsu,r uOstn lang Tale.
Utttn9stftr:-S Ito insure, btialbar lite apriI
1884. $40 Tor the season.; s. for IN S,batnins.
pepper poa etsrsHs Sir,O. os oibdue,s be susr tases
us al SOunttst. Sa ani,ts BE- for at pars m,s 5sI.
3l.2n. Y. Y. 5ebbitt.
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W9rf!

Sa les MI bar iluttet min 5%orretnins on
MODES Vile os gnbper, Der itaar / 8esn-
itabsiorboIo til mig, ON at ppsIpre iammc
enten oeo 8ontant cher Rptes inoen benne
Maaneos uosau9. Otter ben lib bill fsur=
orinserne blipe inolepereoe til g. y. Sobn-
ion for Snoriuelie. Seq oil bore at tr9fe
| V. VI. BrGttes 8utii, tpert uuer 9aoeu
fra min tiolisere Sutit.
3S.2. e. I. 9Seef.
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2Ofal:Nctitier.

5or Rsoertibb iIasiiite enasliie Yerier
n9iien npe / Canes NuttipnssS tore. 3s.2.
~~~~~~~~~-~-~~
Ssel Saptsns CtaSR -Blad 8rince"
itaar osiaa iaar bper Jreoas ! 8ibaemap
Sptei. 1913.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

A6<ob Saas, alas
9sco. alt SIGss III
siiielcs apds % Siar
s<>oWllsz-
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

Dec
s,tmmnie
uer,mpIar ct aa'
er,mplar y aar
81 ,sorst. 5''r's'
waansS H'Si'ls
M&xa 81
stSsr "a
usrs al DEBORAH
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Wf1se 2ta
8orret"i
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~~lf 2aeiorsr ss
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pf,f. DsOra5. soma.
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- y. S~obuion =
IN iarius publi'us.
osc4 einH.Saso st. 4
ssrce 6<sar,s prompt.
- Norife Seiffa|
~ UsmpiOns suii'.
sislptss-
Ar6<ob Saas, Sias
ssea. ait SiGss iri|
siljelee apds % Siar
st>oullfr.
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r soIberg, n
XGm bin iusrsi|
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8. Gng|
Dsius pubIiens
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Dr.N. 9
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nARTw
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III
Cray g. I
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Aw Real Is
IT, On Coansssisa
E Tides exznised
carefully an|
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RUSHFOR1
Pasoose Tickets I'd
by all Primo
TRNE EXCHANGE
GENERAL Nh
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&6nb. Os Rummis
1ouE Fa
a,iuns<r esng,. s,tal,r ga
einnkbojs 5ssatl. ALL
ur1kf7, So. a..
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Rcg ormids 5mine S%elibinoer er uoen
liae ben beoSte: Tom betioS os itai lem en-.
3s-5 &. GuQbrttien.
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n. 8. Z
~ee@srsr % eeus'
SWrR Rational" S'
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04

Mrs. John Gilfillan, Parkersburg
W.. Va, says: 81 was weak, debili-
tated and had no appetite. Browns
Iron Bitters improved me at once.''
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04
What 70 Husband Likes.

A wife VINO viii smile when he
brings friend Unexpectedly to din,
ner.
Who will not go through his
pockets for loose change.
Who won't talk about money mat
tiers at the dinner table.
Who will have the meals promptly
served.
Who will keep The match safes
constantly supplied.
Who always has a smile aud kiss
to greet him.
Who never tells him that his
breath smells as though be had
been drinking
Who won't lumber up the man
tel-pieces with five cent fans.
Who won't hang his overcoat in.
side out.
Who will always have his slippers
within easy reach.
Who won't poke him in the ribs
when he SHORES, and who is too
much of a lady to shore herself.
Who won't look scornful whea lie
tells her he has been to lodge
Who doesn't awaken him in the
middle of the night with the start
ing information that there are
burglars in the house.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04

Business conducted on sound
principles. The telephone.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04
Vital Questions J!

Ask the most eminent physician
Of any school, what is the best
thing in the world for quieting and
allaying all irritation of the nerves
and curing all forms of nervous COM
plants, giving natural, childlike re-
freshing sleep always?
An they will tell you unhesitat-
ingly
"Some form of Hops ~
CHAPTER I.
Ask any or all of the most emf
nent physicians:
"What is the best and only RENE
dy that can be relied on to cure all
diseases of the kindeys and urinary
organs; such rs Bright's disease,
diabetes, retention or inability to
retain urine, and all diseases and
ailments peculiar to Woman"-
"And they will tell you explicitly
and emphatically "Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
"What is the most reliable and
surest cure for all liver disease or
dyspepsia; constipation indigestion
bilioasness, Ealarial ever, ague etc. )"
and they will tell you;
Mandrake ! or Dandelieol r.
Her &c when these remedies are COM
bined with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters,
(Concluded next week.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04

~, =, rr. IN
Al one VI ''ie oiu cl'ie' - i0'''y : W
""S huhR - q Lowell "ulo,' az o"e
was d. iIoei'y - TUG WY n'' - 7
MIohgeu' anu ~ ~ su'Il'iio' W.
magistrate % see thav JuS9ioe wa
done nm IL was caiieu me De'''
o. justice ana the ioiio"'hg STORY
- 1olu Vi IL
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04
4 inp Fat Woman Rides
A@trigass.

There is no more ludicrous spec
tacle in the world, says the Yoemite
correspondent Of the Globe Demo-
crat, than fat woman sitting ast
tribe of a horse, and on some Of
these lofty trails | have missed half
the thrills and emotions that are set
down in the guide book by reason of
seeing one of these mounted females
go by. There was a stout woman
here some days ago who was an in
defatigable explorer, and every
morning and afternoon there were
tears and silent commissions on the
porch where the start aud return
were made. The first day in the
Mexican saddle she chung to the
traditions of her sex, and tried to
envelop her neither limbs in mystery.
To accomplish that end she borrow
ed gentlemau's lined buster, and,
tying the sleeves around her waist,
made some kind of "A Lady Habber-
toms divided skirt arrangement OF
the rest of the garment. She rode
up the trail in that style, but return
ing she boldly put foot in each
coat sleeve, and sat on Der horse like
gallant cavalier. Another day she
experimental with a gossamer water
-proofcloak, but finally she let her
own dress skirts do duty as far as
they would, and her feet stood forth
on their own merits. The horses
are steady and of good nerve, or
they never could stand some of the
sights that are presented to them,
and it is a wonder sometimes that
they do not shy and back over preci'
pieces at sight of the riders ahead of
them.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04

A good story is going about the
clubs concerning New York mill
l0naire who own big stock farm
IN New Jersey. He has put in
force STREE rules about the admit
tance 1T curio-i y.seekers, and if
one happens u ~ in he is soon
hustled off Tn o her day a
neighboring farmer called on husi.
ness, He had upver been on the
place before, aud entering at
gate he found open, VAS slrolling
around looking or he superin.
tende.t, when e owner, " no hap.
pened 10 be there, encountered
hin Surprising him to b. mere
~ an id'er or prying person he
asked him What he was doing
there. The farmer taken aback
by suca an address replied NO
thinA 4" The owner said do
you know az which gate you came
in ~ ~ GO said The farmer.
"Weil then " aid the owner,
get cut there as soon a. yOu cau,p
and the farmer walked oui Short.
~ after the superintendent clme
up and inquired il reighbor Sc
and.s0 had been there. He was
the only one any where ahOu. who
had timber lacy wanted very
much, and they wanted It imme.
diately. He had promised to
come that morning to see about
the sale Of il. 'Wpu," said the
owner OF the farm. Il shouldn't
wonder II had just sent him of
with flea Ia his ear | found a
man siroil'ug about here. and sup
posing him 70 be one of these
slragglers 1 cleared him out.
Where does he live? | will drive
over and see him." OF he started
at once. Reaching the farm-houes
he drove in, and, seeing bin, be-
gan an apology, bat was cut short
oy the farmer, who inquired if he
knew at which gaze he came in
lie said he did. Then, " said the
farmer, II want you to get out as
quick as you can," and the owner
OF the stock farm was obliged 10
depart.-N Y. Tribune.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04
GENTS. FURNISHING DE- ARlMEngr.

Furnishing
welkno@
) yon
could wish utterly
During all
trade with desirable
heabe a
We 'front.' We defy competition
We Thanking friends ALL
for ming
Is d o ia the
C BERRY
Martin urg V Va
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04
CE.AH.sTX" 4: Ca: :x Z EY =: =.

is necessity, aud the b.st clothing is the
cheapest. 1t is something that viii give
long wear, and looks well as long as it
lasts This is the QUALITY Of Clothing
Kept at the
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04

LITTLE THINGS. One little in,
discretion in eating is often the end
of valuable life. The magical cures
m de by DR.. Worthington's re-
nowned Cholera and Diarrhea Med
icine, have given it such fame as an
infallible remedy for all complaints of
the stomach and bowels, that the
best physicians have adopted it.
Sold by druggists and dealers at %
and so cents a bottle.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04

The rose of Jerico, which frequ,
ents sandy places in Egypt, Syria.
and Arabia, when dry curls ltsel +
up into ball, and is thus blown
about till it finds damp place
where it uncurls, the pods olen
and the seed is soWn.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04
w HITE GOODS.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.

OR Notion Dament complete Ia Hamburg Edges tac and Trimmings
beaten Kid loves take the lead od intend keep it Black Mosque
Foster patent only 81 and button 90 in all shade and all
Ladies' Children and Meus
buttons complete, all shapes
Ladies' Mems !, 4 all
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04

A railroad restaurant crulIer is
not as large as horse-colar, but
1t lasts longer.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04

1t is said that good musicians
execute their music, while bad
ones murder it,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-08-04
SPRKNG STOCA
Mems Pillow Shoes and Bro.
GanS.

Embracing all qualities, from 81 per
pair mp; the best, warranted to give
entire satisfaction. At
GETTINGER & HOKE,
Blondel Building.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16

Several nights ago dastardly but
unccesslul attempt was made to burn
the steamer Jimmie Baker. Small
splits Of pine wood were placed in
between the wood on her deck and
ignited, bul it was discovered in time
TO be extinguished, and the attempt
of the most worthy of all candidates
Cor the gallows--the incendiary, foiled.
Somebody is being watched, and
peregrinating around the Jimmie at a
late hour is hazardous.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16

On visiting ID. b. Gunby's store, we
found the clerks busy opening and
marking new goods, including a full
line Of fine saddlery, harness, furniture,
clothing, boots and shoes, &c. &c, All
these articles were selected and bought
by ID. B. Gunby with the best care and
judgment and are being sold at prices
satisfactory to the most economical
purchasers.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16
COMMERCIAL.

Business yesterday was moderately
active. Being the first day Of the
commercial week the receipts of cotton
were, as usual small, though not un-
casually so. Receipts since last report
So bales. Prices range from 81 to 101
cents. No material change has occurred
in the Grocery, Provision or hardware
line, since last report.
Exchange on New Orleans remains
at par and on Now York and Eastern
cities firm at to per cent premium
Bank reports business fair and colIec
tons good.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16

Col. P. l.. Robinson, u. S. Inspector
of steam vessels was in the city Satur-
day, and inspected the steamboat
Jimmie Baker. He found her A No l
in all particulars, and remarked that
she was the best little craft that he
had inspected for some time. He failed
to find a single rotten timber about
her.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16

Robt. j. Nelson, the grocery man of
Monroe, returned from st. Louis and
Cincinnati Sunday night, where he
made large purchases for the accom-
mediation of his increasing trade. He
always keeps fresh goods and the best
ON hand.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16

In the L. S. District Court yesterday,
the Jury in the case Of the United States
VS.. Z. r. Turner, charged with perjury,
returned verdict of guilty after having
been out since Saturday and the Court
sentenced the prisoner to six months
imprisonment.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16

Hon. Edwin FL. Fay and Rev. A. r.
Horne and daughter, left for Bastrop
yesterday morning to hold meetings OF
the Teachers Institute at that place.
They go from BastrOp to Farmerville.
The German sermon delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Horne Of Allentown,
Pa, at the Methodist Church Sunday
night, was largely attended, and our
German citizens were well repaid for
their visit.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16
The Alhambra.

The best table in the city and the
choicest edibles the market affords at
Enssminger's popular "Alhambra Res
taurant." Call in and convince yourself
of this. Meals served at all hours and
polite attention guaranteed.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16

Ia conversation last night with a
gentleman, whose name it is not neces-
sary to mention here, he informed US
that the Southern Express Company,
is doing business of late in a manner
wholly unfamiliar and ineXplcable to
him. He alleges that he receives semi
weekly shipments from New Orleans,
but that there is no regular basis of
charges-these, like the wind varying.
He desires us as journalist to call
attention to this fact and inquire
s'why is this thus %
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16

We would call the attention of our
citizens to the fact that the small pox
is prevailing in several places of easy
access to Monroe. "An ounce of pre-
ventive," etc.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Ouachita House.

r. $. Robinson, Jr., N. o.; w. w. Nc
CURE, L., N. O. Il T. r. r.; Frank Bridg-
ers, Bastrop. La. G. w. Kennedy, ", S. Il
p. r. R.; w. r. Robertson, j. II. Steel, city,
II. f. Nunnally, Griffin, Ga; Chas, T. Cole.
J, T., Caloit,
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16
MONROE, LA, OCTOBER is, 1888.

District Court, Judge Richardson
says, will probably be in session the
remainder of this week.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16

All persons who have cotton to sell
and goods to buy, should not fail to
call at ID. b. Gunby's store-where
special inducements will be offered in
order to close out the business of the
estate. We know from personal
ms pectiOn that this is true.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-16

Will contract for and build courthouses,
jails, dwellings, churches and other public
or private buildings. Designs, Estimates
and Sketches furnished on application;
and all orders for Monuments, Nantes,
Iron Railing, Tiles, Fire Bricks, &c,
promptly attended to. Address as above,
either at Baton Rouge, or Monroe.
August 10, 1888.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13

Canthy, thirty acres on CottonwdsV " L
in the William Blevins survey, for'sls ]3s \
]. r. Cantley and wife to Fields u slasxeyt2
mer, the last mentioned thirty acres, for
$685.
Peter Larders, by attorney, to Anthony
O'Donnell, 80 acres in the Frederick Dome
survey, on Fish creek, for 500.
Samuel @. WeRtherford ana wife to B. >.
Wea,hbrford, SO acres in the JET
Weatherford survey, for $500.
S. s. Weatherford to w. j. Williams and
J. ". Cain, the last mentioned 81 acres, for
500
A. T. Hensley, by attorney, to John ID.
Coie, about 2-3 acres on Houston q Texas
Central railroad, about one mile north OF
Union depot, Tor $500.
s G Bayne and wife tn the Keystone
Real Estate association, 81 by 200 feet nom
Main to Elm, on east side OF Murphy
street, for ST..
III, Caldwell to Mrs. Olivia Bishop,
LOT 70. block 267, Burke's addition, for
81 800.
Walter and William Caruth to W. H.
Hughes. acre, the west corner Ross ay-
enue and Houston g. Texas Central f2r9il-
road. A IL acres adjoining same
northwest, and another piece of groahif9t MA
joining the last, for $4,000.