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Hloyd,s Ladies, Restaurant.

We make the Vienna bread for our own
use, all nice pastries and desserts, the very
best coffee with pure sweet cream, and every
delicacy that can be had. For something
nica 90 to Elnvd's
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RIVER NEWS.


WAsHINGToS, March Is. -Supervising
Steamboat Inspector Dnmont has received the
official report of the disaster to the Mississippi
river steamer Yazoo, in Macon bayou Il appears
that the captain of the YaZoo, ]. B. Sullivan,
acting under an expired license, and VIII there
fore be prosecuted by direction OF the Treasury
he III
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Murray q Ridgely, Tailors,


Have received their sprii importstious,
comprising the latest novelties FOR spring aud
summer weear: They have exclusive stylss,
their goods being IN ade expressly for them
by the ioest English, French and German
manufacturers. An early examination of
their stock is solicited.
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a Varied Performauce,

Many wonder how P4rker's Ginger Tonic
can perform such varied cures, thinking il
essence of ginger, whsu, in fsc;, it is made
from manv valuable medicines which act
benefcialIy on every diseased organ.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

With what People Did the Phonetic
Alphabet origIBaIs:
To the Editors OF the Appeal:
Your suggestion about the suns heat net
being able to warm person several miles
from the earth succeeded so well 10 arousiug
a wide interest in scientific matter, that /
would like 10 PROFOUND another query in
your columns. What and where was the
origin Of the phonstic alphabet?
INQUIRER
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EIOYd's

Name is guarantee that what you get there
is good, either 10 eat or drink. We have
studied to please our customers, and will
keen our house up to its high standard.
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Mules md Horses.

In addition 10 large supply of mules,
have also good lot OF horses and brood
mares.
" EAIREs s. uninn s.re.t
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SiIkWOrnl Eggs,

That produce raw silk, for sale.
P WALLACE McKITTRICK,
Practical Silk Culturist and Reeler,
No. $50 Second Street, Memphis, Tern.
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THERE is nothing in the world 20 refresh-
ing and bealthiul as glass OF efervescing
Bethesda bsfoFe bresk isst Fer sale by
ROBINSON Auotheeary
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BETHEsDA.-This elegant mineral water
certainly has no superior in the world, and
succeeds in urinary troubles when all els,
fsils.
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1000 Tons Raas. Iran and Bones

DY SAN GARAY, AGENT, DEALFR IN SIC
ID ond-hand Goods, Ill, 1l3 and l5 SHELLEY
ST REET Aiss buys and sells everything from
Needle TO a s.eAmbost- he invites every ooe , -
Visit ! q Free rublio Library AL kinds OF Ia
chinerJ bought aad sold
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SOUTHERN EXPREsSCOMPANY
No. IS North Court Street.
Sale of Unclaimed Express Packages!

TIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE PACK
10 AGES of unclaimed express matter VIII be
sold TO pay charges at the Auctionhouse Of
A. M. sIoddard, 22s n ain ST.. Memphis,
Tenn, on Thursday March, 2, 1855, unless called
for and charges paid before the day OF sale. List
of the packages can be seen at the Express once,
Auetionhouse and posted about The city.
HUGH A. HAMILTON, Agent
Il. c. FISHER, Superintendent
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Lsdies' and gents wearing spparel cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich plumes, etc,
lace curtains cleaned by L. Riegel, IS Jeffer-
snn rect
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HARPER & BROTHERS,
Fraskiin Square, n. Y.
NOTICE.
TAX PAYERS!

TNHE TAXING DISTRICT and Licuidaung
i Taxes for 1888, are now due, and the books
are open at my office for receiving same. these
taxes will become delinquent after April 18th.
Tax-payerS are reques ted aud ADVISED not 10 put
of paying them until the last day.
Al HARRIS C0uurY Trustee.
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KaIs0mining,
Ateam lyeing ansi Oleaning.

validating and whitening,
Go 10 A. Mcneil. 25I Third street.
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LADIES AND GKNrLEMEN,-with exceptional
pleasure we meet to hear and to welcome to
der and our eminent fellow-citizen of Vir
ginia. Ma. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee--the grandson
fame, the son of Sidney Smith Lee OF naval dis
tinetioD, the nephew of Gen, R. L. Lee, and him
self the hero of Brandy Station, kellY's Ford, Ire
Williams and other fields, and the commander of
Lees cavalry corps at the closing scenes of Apo
mattox. Tennessee; in the person of this assem-
bly, sslutes Virginia tonight in the person of her
most worthy citizen and typical soldier, who
comes TO tell us the story of her heroes.
o S 10 nm The ssa 5om e c i
ana the cause he represents. Though personally
a stranger, he comes to us well known to fame
and duly heralded by distinction. We know, then.
who he is and whence he comes. Himsslf The
hero of many q thrilling story he does not tell,
the birthplace of statesmen and the burial:
ground of the greatest warriors the western world
has yet produced. Tennessee loves the name of
indeed, tire people of all this great Southern
country are bound together by that strongest of
all ties-the bond OF common misfortune. We
If the history Of all that belongs to that dear old
could be written. it is, in my estimate, grander
and nobler then that of the whole continent.
are enshrined the hallowed shades OF the immor-
tai Washington, the gifted Henry, the illustrious
Jefferson and, lastly, our own Lee and Jackson.
God bless the names-names that will survive the
deluge' of coming ages, for they are borne by the
glorious ark OF truth. What state can boast such
a quintette of names? What country can claim a
Mount Vernon, a Monticello and Lexington?
Honor and glory then to battleplowed and bill
lowed Virsinia-battle,p lowed by the en-
gines of war AID beloved with the
graves OF her fallen pariots-patriots whose
memories we love to cherish, whose deeds we love
to tell. We once were TroiGns. And though we
now have a common country and would in no
wise revive sectional anlipathies, yet there are
some things that are peculiarly our own-ours to
tell, otls to be proud OF, ours to remember, ours
to record and ours to preserve. Erin has never
forgotten her Emmett, nor Poland her Ponistow ski
Nor viii or can the south forget her Lees, her
Jacksons md her FORESTS, nor her noble
braves OF humblest note. AL grateful peoples
have remembered their patriot dead and
TRANSMITTED their deeds to other times.
And SO, we have assembled tonight
to hear from messenger from the field something
OF the exploits of our Lee and Jackson. He saw
what he tells, tells what he knows and knows
what was done, and of which himself performed
q far more important and conspicuous part than
his own modest words will suggest. He might
with truth, say about what he speaks, quorum
adgnuHl lars Jai-of which was q great part
but be will not. Now let us hear the soldier and
The farmer, in his own unostentatious wsy. l
have the honor to present Gen. Lee,
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FOR RENT.
TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.

TWO PLEASANT FURNIsHED ROOMS.
l. Sc Monroe, near Third.
TURNIshED ROOMS
u At III Court street.
SMALL FARM-Of SO acres of excellent bot
y tom land above the highest water, So miles
from Memphis; good cabins for hands: fences
COED. Also, another separate tract of 81 acres
with house, near Calvary Cemetery; well located
for market garden. Apply to
D. NJ. SCALES, 50 Madison street.
DLANTATION-A valuable plantation in Goa
L homa county, Miss, (proiected by splendid
levee) of $50 acres, 80 OF which was above over
flow of 1882 with levees broken above and below
it. bargain can be had by applying at once to
J. L. Goodloe, 3S Madison street, Memphis.
ENRONT ROOMS-Furnished or unfurnished, at
u No. 20 Linden, near shelby.
FURNISHED Room
u At 152 fernando street.
O6O UNION STREET = Dwelling of nine
~ n rooms, In good neighborhood
N. E CONAWAF, 2S5 Main street.
O AND 10 ADAMS sTRRET-Also Saloon FIX
y lures for sale. +. II. HEISKELL Al Madison st.
2 OOhs-Two Well-furnished front rooms IL
LII the Knights of Pythias building, opposite
Court Square. Apply at 254 Second street.
DOOM-One handsomef urnished ROOM large or
IL small, at Ill Washington street.
DOOM-A pleasant furnished room st Sc Mon
IL roe street, one seusre from Pesb by Hotel.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
New Clarendon ROteI.

| Corner Madison and Second streets.
| RATES-s2 and q 80 per day. Electric bells,
| electric lights; passenger elevator runs day and
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A VIVID PICTURE
or the Battle OF Charlottesville by
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee Last Night at
Leubrie's Theater.
A Brilliant Audience Present on the
Oeeasion-Gen. GOrdcn's
Introductory.

The second day Of Gen. Fitzhugb Lees
stly in Memphis was marked by handsome
reception in the afternoon At the residence Of
Col. II. 4. Montgomery. Visits were slso
made TO the residences Of Messrs. r. B.
SooWden and 3. J. Semmes, and about 6
o'clock in The afternoon Gen. Cotton Greene
gave luu,h at Gsston's to Gen. Lee, Dr..
Jones, Col. Cspers and a Few cit zens Of
Memphis.
Lsst night Leubrie's Theater was filed
with = brilliant and intelligent audience 10
listen 10 the story of Chanceilorsville, where
the brave Stonewsll sckson fell. o. The stase
forest scene had been gel, ard arranged
ia q semi-cirele were d number of promi-
nent gentlemen, among whom were the tol-
lowing: Judge A, Wright, Col. W. c. FAX
ner, Gen, Cotton Greene, Gen. A. J.
Vaughan. Capt. T. F. Tobin, Judge T. w.
Brown, Judge ]. r. Flippiu, Mr.. R. B.
Snowden, Col. Fl. D. Cspers, DR.. J. L Jones,
Gen. G. W. Gordon, Maj. L P. Cooper,
President D. P Hidden, Judge J. o. PIERCE,
Judge Z s. Hsmmpnd, Msj 8 w. Hamp-
ton, Col. w. F. Taylor, Maj 6. V. Rambaut,
Mr.. Napoleon Hill, the Hon. J. l. I. Sneed,
Capt. j. Harvey MstbePs the Hon. Jacob
Thompson and Col F. s. Nichols.
Thel subject of the lee ure was one pecul-
iarly suitable 10 the talents and eloqueuee
OF the lecturer. 1t was one of the most
thrilling events in the last war, full of
picturesque incidents and characterized by
many lamentable feature. The glorious
exploits of the lopg-fought and skillfully
conducted contest were dimmed by The un-
timely death of Jackson. The last meeting
between those two heroes, Lee and Jack.
son, in the forest. by the campfire,
has few picturesque counterparls in
the history Of military conflicts. The
story could hardly have been told better
than il was by Gen. Fitzhugh Lee last night.
The general has a strong and sonorous voice
under perfect control, and he knows we'll
how to touch The emotions OF his audience
When the curtain rose last night, President
d. P. Hsdden in 8 few words intro
duced d.. Jones, who briefly and
eloquenty explained the object OF the
Southern Historical Socisty. He showed
how European prejudice had been dissipated
by the unadorned publications of the socie-
ty; and declared that it aimed 10 reach the
truth and had no other object, except that il
wanted The Confederate eide told as we'll as
that Of the Federals.
When DR.. Jones had concluded his inter
esting sketch OF The society, Gen. G. w. Cor
don arose t. introduce the lecturer of the
evening. Most gracefully aud eloquently
did he perform the allotted task. Tue fol-
lowing is
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MERCHANTS VIEWS
Regarding the Memorial Recently Sent
by President MADDEN to the
Legislature.
Also a Discussion of the Railroad
Commission Bill-Wbat is
Thought Of 1t.

The following telegram was received Mon.
day bT Inc March AMI Exchange:
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ROOMSANDBOARD

nNE OR TWO FRONT ROOMS-with good
~ board, furnished or unfinished, in private
family; Vance street; neighborhOod first-claSs;
rooms new and elegant. No other bOarders. Ad-
dress, J. K, this Office.
Ut. JAMES HOUSE-Secoud and Adams streets
= Board and room SIS per week. Transients will
hnd good accom- podations at low rates
National Republican., 1883-12-17
wheat Corn. Oats. Pork. La,
Futures.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

to-day. '-,' Xo.i. . = 55f1
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 15.-Cotton dull middling.
and western superine, SO 00@3 so do, extra, So rs
"a 55 do family, IS 00@5 IS; city mills superfine,
s5 75S6 90; do. Patapsco family % so do super !.
lative patent, 81 co. Wheat-Southern dull and
about ta sIesdy 90 western higher closing quiet south
Maryland, 81 llH@l u; No 2western winter red,
spot, 81 072s91 0745 December, 81 o75s@1 0s; jan
Mare Maftn l@i ~ MfS;usTy May 81 yi@i li is GGfh $
nomlnally lower; southern white 5l@5sc do. yei
Der, 60l9c asked: January, 6O%96l1sc; February,
ell8962J4c; May, &c bid; steamer, 5i@955c. Oats
dO Ssd s4iS wSiSeTa wa %
Pennsylvania and Maryland, sia 6o@iS Co. Pro.
bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides, packed
hams nsSi5cS Lard dLsFdinRedned, loc Butter dull
quiet at 59@SOc piekied 2O@2ic. Petroleum as. IN.
changed; refined s@sHc Coffee dull Rio car;
ssof, SIC. copper-Reahsd QUIET at i4I4 4@ifjkc G.
pool per steamer unchanged and quiet cotton.
Flour, 4S7s barrels; wheat. 81, 600 bushels corn,
1000 bushels; oats, 100 bushels; rye. 100 bushels
bushels sales-WSeat BIC 600 bushels corn Sorn H. H.
900 bushels.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
The statement of the United States treasurer
shows god silver, and United States notes In the
treasury yesterday as follows: Gold coin and
bullion, s2le, s43,3i3; silver dollars and bullion,
sig os4 sOl fractional silver coin. s27 10000;
United States notes. s56 34 237 total. S423 35l 800
Certificates outstanding SOL, ,67S $3.50; silver
w, 1862 currency, Si4 100000.
The United states treasurer now holds In United
states bonds to secure national bank circulation
NV currency o. SSs per cents
S422OOOi 3 per cents, Sl95, 5,69S500.
United states bonds held by the treasurer To SO.
cure public moneys in national bank repositories,
GIG 900 currency 6s, $4,000; AZ per cents,
VI 100000; per cents, S6,537, 800; 81 per cents
S25, 900; 3per cents. 80 10l, ,4S0.
United States bonds deposited to secure crcula-
ton during the'week ended Saturday, 81, ,9530OO.
United States bonds TO secure circulation with
drawn during theweek ended Saturday, ,S3, $40 900.
Naltomal bank circulation outstanding: Cur.
rency, $500 2i7, III; gold notes. S73l ,SSI.
The receipts from Internal revenue Saturday
were $3.50, 800 and from customs S607 896.
The national bank notes received for redemp-
tion Saturday amount TO S4l4,O00.
The receipts of national bank notes during the
week ended Saturday as compared with the cor
responding period OF last year were as follows:
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allOAI
sll0.Ab
pvnir rIc'Ssaa. "a.

~ '1''c',~'.,, 800.
l,tus 'rlft iii'j rr ~ send 1y
~ hNi' s.E ND L.;F.
.tE.Ni'iiEHHg (. iurth . notice,
'li' H 't ~ YPsi 60 bAs It
9.NaA aIk O.,1rS td 1,a. DDUu,
3. or U. bALLAkD,
Loek Box 9I0, Alexandra, Va
National Republican., 1883-12-17

~, ~ would gladly recommend your SPAWN Cure TO
Z. Perry, v. S., Boston,
I'VE believe Ellis's Horse Remedies to be the best
articles on the American market '"-Strauss II I'M.
men, East 9th street, New York city. -
National Republican., 1883-12-17

III Whson q Son, 9th street, New York. say (;
we have used Ellss SPAWN Cure in our stables for
two years, and have tried It on the following with
perfect SUGGEST spnis. curbs, ring bones. punches
sndior general stable inlment 1t Is the best article
we have ever used"
National Republican., 1883-12-17

TOO much cannot be said in praise OF your most
ynlnable remedies" say Langan Bros, New York.
we nave produced results with them such rs we
have not been able TO do with any others"
National Republican., 1883-12-17
Cotton Market.
The following were opening and closing prices

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Following are opening. highest, lowest, aud clos
Ing prices on Chicago board of trade, us corrected
by special wire reports to Cooke & Co., brokers:
National Republican., 1883-12-17
Deccml,rr schPIme.
40 Prizes,

% TTIfU1,
D.. 'N'" 1'ir1ss.
~ HO'
B, t,"irr
So S, llON (
IT. "a rDSIO4t
"l.U r.eut IS a.,
ai 90 expense =
As, Louisville, Il
National Republican., 1883-12-17

ELLIs SPAWN CURE co.,
6cafOm, Mass, and New York CITY. N. ",
National Republican., 1883-12-17
Thursday, Dec. q, 1883

sonic Temple Building IN LouisyIlIe Ky, ''' 'I'''
Thursday, Dec. 81, 1883
4 lawful LotIery nnd FaIr Drawings
chartered by the legislature Of Kentucky, and twice
declared legal by tie highest court ~ the slate Bond
given 10 Henry county in the sam OF glJlOVi for tha
prompt payment OF all prizes sold
Revolution in Sln.Ir YuinIbsr
Drawings.
So Every ticket holder his own supervisor can
cnll ont the number ON his ticket aud see the cOrra
spending number Oh the Tag placed In the wheel IN
his presence. These drawings Will OcVnr on the lass
THURSDAY VI every month i,ead the magnificent
Deccmbrr SchPInP.
prlze.,".."..u,-,S Sl0OOl ~ przes,9I 0cnnh. 81 ~
llrizo..o,".',"..,.,." l0Gn lO przeS 10 each ~ I
Prlzg.".,..,...,,,. 6Oll On Prizes, 80 each, lIl
Prizes, s.6lO each, 5Uli ,Ol Prizes, 2dcach io 10
PRICES, 1000 each, bOJJ lOm rrzeg, 10 each ~ ,.i
Prizes, 2Jl enOh, ,..,.,, 4 ~
hprigps, lUO each ,..... o.,
------.
National Republican., 1883-12-17
TX your grocer for the orator Rye Whisky
The LIternry socIetY.

The Literary society held their business meet
ing Tor the year Saturday night at Gen. Alvord's,
1907 q street. The members Of the executive
committee elected were Mrs, Jean NJ. Lander
Mrs. John ]. KnoX, pr. +. GHilaudct, Col. Garrck
MALLORY, and Mr ), H. Enu;mnn The new officers
elected were Mr.. ~ H. %yl.lOra, president; vice
hreSid1lli Hon. Joseph 4. llawley, aud Mr.. Geo.
hehunr secretary, The rv,lring president, col.
huFlicH Mallory read u ptper entitled "Where To
Spend Olr SUMMERS. re complement of mem
bers Is Inl, Win one yn"nry, ctuel ny the death
OF MrS. Gary Long iAs $.,u Nv Week, Resolutions
uenth were lms ci, 90. % - NEE lug will take
iwcnlyuinti i.tu d,
SHEBoYGAN, NIs.~-Dr. 8. y. Myers Says
recommend Browns Iron pit,clB lor zen
eral debility, los of appetite, and want of
strength" NJ,
National Republican., 1883-12-17

Mr., RIcE's patrons will be glad TO hear that he
nus reduced his prices for cabinet photographs to
So, Win continue the reduction for two months
IN order TO introduce some improved styles of
superior work. Large photos reduced in propor-
ton. NJ. II. RICE, 1910 PonnsylYRnia avenue.
National Republican., 1883-12-17
HENRY COLLEGE
LOTTERY

$4,000 FOR 81,
TNOUnTla REGULAR MONTHLY Du ayy
IL ING will take place In the Masonic iIaiL Ma.
sonic Temple Building, IN LOuisylllG Ky, ~
National Republican., 1883-12-17
Engraving and Stationery
Department.
4 x x 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

We beg to call the attention of our patrons to the
above branch of our business We make speciality
of HIGH CLASS ENeRAvINs AND ARTISTIC STATION.
cry, embracing the following: Wedding, Reception,
Anniversary. In Memoriam, and Visiting Cards.
Dinner, College, and School Invitations, Coats of
Arms, Crests, Monograms, Cphers, Name and Ad.
dress Dies, in unique designs.
Specimens shown and designs furnished upon ap-
plicatlon. Latest productions in Menu and Dinner
Cards. Illuminating, PLAIN OR Colon STAMPING
AND PLATE PRINTING. We also direct your notice
to our complete assortment of Office Commercial
and other Stationery, in addition to which we COM
mend a well-selected stock of ALLIGATOR, SEAL,
JAPANESE, AND RUSSIA LEATHER GooDs, compris
ing PORTFOLIOS, WALLETS, PURSES, CARD, CIGAR,
AND CIGARETTE CASES.
BRENTANo's LONDON ExcuEeuER JET B1Aox
INK is of superior merit and we can safely assert
its entire satisfaction in use This Ink writes In.
simultaneously black and it isn every respect qualified
be ofthe very best service in correspondence and
ordinary uses.
We invite an early inspection of our well selected
stock of CHRISTMAS CARDS. Our assortment consists
ofthe choicest designs of the leading European and
Home manufacturers.
National Republican., 1883-12-17
........ 2,l0l,00O 2,362, 900

The amount of lawful money Oh deposit IN the
treasury for the redemption Of notes OF banks re.
ducing circulation is s23 1876 $685. banks In lquda-
total fund OF s37, $40 4i6.
The director OF the,mint has authorized the pur.
dimes az the philadelphia mint. A great Demand
for coin OF this denomination has arisen of late
IN all parts Of the country
National Republican., 1883-12-17
VALUABLE rESTIMONIALS.

l'f' STARRIN PLACE STOCK FARM
e FULroNvILLE, MONTGOMERY Co.. N, "
q July "a, 1888
GENTLEMEN: Remedies received In good shape
send me a glass sign by express to Fonda, we'll
packed, and think II win come all right Also send
me some OF those cards with horse head and shoe
on have taken off several cnrbs, zone very bad .
cured case of Sweeney and Navicular disease with
the SPAWN Cure. and restored several wornout
horses with the Powders Yours respectfully
CHANDLER QUINTIN, W s.
National Republican., 1883-12-17

y Send fO5 free book of testimonials, describing all
National Republican., 1883-12-17

STOCKS.
The following are the opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices Of the principal stocks for the
day, as corrected by special wire reports received
by Bateman Co., bankers, No. l4ll street north
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The llailu BulItti'l
FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1888.

time to make test Of DIR. Bakers
longdistance speaking telephone.
This is an instrument invented by
Baxter, a brother of the Medical
Purveyor of the army. They report
that the test was perfectly satisfac-
tory, and they conversed by this tele-
phone when separated at distance
of 80 miles, with the same ease and
distinctness as in the case of an or
binary local telephone. This is the
first successful attempt to use the
telephone over so long a distance.
1t is reported that the Western
Union Telegraph Company is about
to purchase the patent.
New railroad route from st. Louis
to San Francisco will be open May
lst.--John Brown the attendant of
Queen Victoria is dead-The Apaches
are massacring whites in Arizona
Howe, p. M. g., died March.21st at
Kcnosha Wis. aged 72-W. r..
Vanderbilt gave a uniquely splendid
fancy dress ball Small pox is raging
in the Southern department of Chilli
Bismarck is suffering from in-
flammation of the throat-Twcnty-
three tishing-smacks and 1876 persons
were lost in the recent gales of the
English court.
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MUSIC! MUSIC!


published
uoh
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-08

MARR1ED.-On february l1th, 1883,
by R. E TILFoRD, Esq, Of Salem town
ship, Miss MAepALENA DAVIS to Mr..
GEORGE w SMITH.
On the same day. by W. J ALLEN,
Esq. OF Washington township, Miss
SUSAN A. WoRLEY to Mr. PETER H.
DAILY.
February 25th, by the same, Mics
LYDIA HUBBARD to Mr.. ELAN o. OKEY
March 18th. by JOHN BEARDNoRE,
Ed, of Washington township, Miss
MARY e. DoUGaERIY 10 Mr.. ARTHUR S
GRAY.
March 29 h. by Rev. CHARLES KocH
Miss MARGARET HAEssIa to Mr.. CHAs
FANKHAUsER.
April 9th, by JAS NJ. BoUGHNER. E-q
of Adams township, Miss SARAH A.
HENTHoRN to Mr. JAc; KELLER.
April 10th, by Rev o G. KLocKsIEM
Miss LYDIA GEHRIG to Mr. FREDERIcE
RoTH
April IL b, by Rev J KIseEL, Miss
MARY LoNasDoRF to Mr.. WILLIAM BU
scHE
April 18Th, by JAS. NJ. BcUaHNER
Esq. OF Adams township, Miss MARY
E PITTMAN to Mr. joan SHERMAN.