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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-11
TEE Republican party Of kansas IL
now fully committed to railroad legis-
IatiOn. Good!

ToM MooNLIaHT has entered upon
his duties - Adjutant General The
standing army Of Kansas 10 noe ''over-
looked" by an experienced and val.
ianf warrior
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MONDAY night, J. B, Cases store
and Hazlett & Co.'S store room at Alb
ilene were destroyed by fire. The
water works prevented condagration
a disastrous "a the fire Of year ago.
Twenty barrels OF kerosene were
stored In the Hazlett building, and
nearly all Of them were scorched by
the flames, but by the aid Of the water
works, the Aremen were enabled to
prevent an explosion. Hurrah for the
wAfer-works'
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TIE good old Newhall House Of
Milwaukee burned yesterday morn.
ing. Sixty people were lost.
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Col. SSopDY, the newly electe d
Speaker Of the Kansas Honse. il an
nti-Prohibitionist. The prohibition
question question was not an issue In
the contest, however.
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Election Proclamation


sfArE OY kASrAs.,
tAIfrE forsrr
II. c,<.,. -.
'''D .,',". ~ An">"S 10 ~ vhoDs ta>se
Il VOW W. that T. the auder,,x,ss sh.S~.S
N Saline County. k.sszs w sIrru. Of tss a..
.lre s',,lIe ~. ~. ~ ~ 'hi' rrSismafiss.
FIRST Gaesd., is s~hvaavy. a. n 49,
a. The .s.i .l,s., NJ v,,,,. 81 80 a..
t..,..,, rl.r.i.,. .oS ,sIsss ~ hesa
, o. h. eho-rR ar, q. follows. ie-.it.
CAMBRIA TOWNSHIP
49, .,-. 60.
,s.d. 80, ono ,Isra. one Iresssrer. oss
ot~r--.r for eseh rosd district -
A.. - -,
f,... M ''sfs' one TREASURER, Tee
soa,' orsr.ssr fer each rad di.IrIr,'
ELM CREEK TOWNSHIP
% itgs,r. one cssfs. ons Tr-ssur.r. sss
oser.e.r nsr each ra.a ai.triet' ' "'''
Ei'REkA TOWNSHIP
-, -,
IN. itu'Ie.' ons tisfk, one Treasurer. too
distinct
PAIrx Tovxsutp
on. rru.is-, one Clerk. one Treasurer ,.a
Con.tablss. sni COS Rad Ov-r.-~s tsf .srL ,..s
district
GREELEY TOWNSHIP
"a ,.,,.,.. 49,. CT
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An Agreeable dressing for the hais.
that Will stop its falling. hes ioog
bseu s0ught for. Parkes's hair Bel.
can. distinguished for III purity. fully
supplies this want.
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Gov. CLICK devotes considerable
space in his Message to Railroads and
Prohibition. He Is surely outspoken
ON the Railroad question.
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Report of the enrolment and attend.
ance of the Salina public schools, for
the month ending Jan. s, 1888:
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HoN. Lor NJ. MORRILL,, Of Maine,
died yesterday morning.
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Sherif's Sale.

oAS4 1A - hSOO40s
D. LrTowIoH. ct All
JOHN Kuhn. -" No H''
RY VIRTUE Of 40 execution Issued out Of the
II District Court Of tho Fourteenth judicial
District. within and for this county Of saline and
state Of Kansas, In the stove entitled case and To
me directed and delivered, i will. on
Monday, the isM day Of February,
4. d., 1888,
at two o'clock m Of said day. at the ras, door Of
the court house, in the CITY of Srlina, sallns
county Kansas ODER for sale al public auction, to
the hish.s, and hest bidder. fog cash In hand the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Lot No. thirty t3y) on Third tsi) Street, 10 the
City Of saiins, saline county, state Of Kansas,
With tenemen's. herediiame n,s and appurtensuces
thereunio belonging. said zeal estate is taken ~
the y! periy OF the above named def adsnts, aud
has been appraised Al seventy-nse $500 dollars
and vili be Sid TO satisfy said execution or part
thereof
Given under my hand. this 9Th day Of January.
A. D., iss5
C. RADCLIFFE,
0-ou sheriff Of Saline County, Kansas.
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The Kansas House of Representa-
tives assembled at II o'clock. NJ, Tues.
day, and proceeded to organization
Col. J. D. Snody was elected Speaker,
the vote standing rs follows:
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A CoRNkR in corn is developing In
Chicago.
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FARMERS!

u yuu want free sample corc, &c the largest and
hS>t a=fi'u'fHral paper In tn. country srirs YOUR
apd '.sr n tghtsr's nsm~- a postal card and
NAL y - tfrs.eFs ffi>sf I-Hb ~ SesA Bad III
Ps,'~ - nts year ani rrernilins TO every sub
fttl.aF-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-11

G. A. SOLBERG,
lRlcllEf Tailor
ApQiel. rfelel ml El(lkl Slhlp.
OosOso0 1a1s. Cot 80 eessso -
OR00R 6ROo ~
LATEST STYLES 4 FASHIONS
0oeA wox6 ny A6e<ee.
.ss13 -: y A''.''. ''' -" ''~' Z
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NOTICE.
Sale Of School Lands.
OYTIc4 or CorSIT TREAsuRHR,l
SALINE CouSrY, Kama.
SAIiyA, kASsAs. Dec. %, lisa.

N scribed State school lands and improve NJ nts.
situated In saline county viii be offered for
sale o. public suction ~ the once Of the County
Treasurer. In the Court House st Saliua, Kansas,
on.
Saturday. January q, a. D., 1883.
Between the houn Of 10 O'Clock T. m, and O'Clock
p. n, Of aid day. No bid will be entertained tor
Iess than the appraised value Of said land and the
improvement thereon, - shown In this notice.
One tssth ofthe purchase money and the full
valus Of the Improvements must Be paid at the
time Of purchass.
Ne ars " or section .. township IT, nnss 4.
- aeses, value per acre, % So total value SltoO
value Of Improvements 5000.
NwqrN E ar section 81. township 10, range 4.
- scres value per acre $50. total valse % %.
NE ar n Sr section IS. township 10, nses Z.
- acres value per acre $50. total value el16.oo
3 Or n z Or section -, township ~ rsnss Z.
- sere6, valas per aere $50. total valus e11o6o.
swsrN ar section .. township 10. mage L
% seses. value per scfe 81 total value noe.
J. u. GREELEY,
Treasurer Saline County, Kansas.
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Mrs. esmuel Tayloe be- plecsd II
our hands Marion Hasias's teok,
Ewes Daughtsu OF Common 0eaes
for Maid Wife of Mother" Afles
having outself become deeply n.
terested in the hook. Ne take pleas.
ure in giving II . hearty rsce0Dsod.
alton. hoping Il may be permitted 70
do the work for Ewes Daaghten"
and all her children for which e =.
50 well calculated. II - the best beok
for the purpose desisned-d no6is Psr.
pose, Of which W have any knowl
edge. Its authors name should b
sufficient warrant Of lts worth.
A. u. STEWARD.
Pastor Fint Baptist church.
At1ooeo0.
There will b . special meeting Of
Post IL. g. A. B.. on Saturday, Jan.
IA, at 9 O'Clock P. H., foe the purpose
of electinG delegates to the 0faad 6n.
campment which meets at Wyand0tte,
Jan. q, 1888. L. n. FUTILE.
Post CommAnder.
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George ID. Orner, of Barton county,
was elected speaker pro tenn. The op-
position vote wac cast for Lowe, OF
Washington county. George H. Mil
lard, of Rice. was elected Chief Clerk
without opposition. w. +. Green, OF
6edgwick. was elected Assistant Clerk;
William Higgins, Of Lambette, Ser
geant-at-Arms: c. +. Hostetter. Of
Cloud, Docket Clerk J. Lee Knight,
Of Shawnee, Journal Clerk: I. W.
Durham, of shawnee, DOOrkeeper.
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II 10 Gov. Click now.
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This space belongs to ". II. Gels, Real
Estate Agent, and will be
filled next week
Publication Notice.
In the District Court Of Saline County. State Of
Kansas.
HANNAH o'BxIES,
Plainii6
".
PkTHR SoipAH AND
VIOLET A. soipAH,
Defendapts.


70 Violet A. Sedan non resident Of the State Of
kansas:-fou arc hereby notified that you
have been sued BY Hannah o. brien thst her Pc
iiiion sgainss yo1 vas died the lesh day Of b
cember, a: D. lea. praying for iudGmees against
Peter Sedan and Violet A. Sedan upon tvo Ger.
tain notes. coupons and mortsaxs for the sum Of
slfs5 70. and interest at twelve per cent per an.
mum, until paid, from the LIST day o. July, L. b..
1880 And aieo for IN order and decree Of fore.
closure Of certain mortgage deed given TO secure
the payment Of ssid potes, Tor non-paymspt there
Of and TO cell the lands nd tenesue nts mentioned
therein and described - follows, to.vft
The soathvess quarter Of section thirty four Gar
In township aheen 0s). south Of range Eve Isl,
west Of the siHth principal meridian,in the
county Of saline. STATE Of Kapsas,
And % bar and foreeloee the said Peter Sedan
and Violet Sedan, and each Of them, from ali
right title. interest or claim In or 10 said prsmi-
&C., and for such other relief - may be Just Thes
yvu must answer the aiA petition on or Before the
q day Of February. ies9, or judgment % prayed
for Of the nature above stated VII BE- rendered &c.
cordingly- HANNAH OBR1Ey.
CuAs. A. HnIgn, her Attorney.
SAL Atsest;-JosEps NooRs.
-: Clerk Of said Court
BY Jossthan Weaver. Deputy. 4f-iv
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oheslfI's Sale.
wv. HALL,
W.
Alex Chishlosp. Case No. 800.
And Otksss.

And Otksss.
~ RTCy sf On order Of ISLE isssrd suf oi
ths disssict eoat 81 the fogrssnth Judicial
b7G1ves lU1ahin ssd fsr the county Of Saline. sns
efss~ ~ Kansas 10 fhe sbSss ssfitIed essf aud o.
ne dispessA sod delivered. ! oil. on
Monday ne Fifteenth ,iay Of Jmoary,
a. d. 1853,
q too seio,k D. q. 81 ssH asy. At the s.s door Of
shs eos bosss, N the city Of ss'ins Saline oogs-
~. ksssaa s6ss foe sale 81 pshi.e sne,isn 10 the
kieAess and bsss btddss fos Gosh 10 bssa the fol-
,osiss aesSii~d real estate, to-vif
Ths ssssh vest quarter 81 section iour 70. tg-h
slssees 49,. ssesb ef rsng~ sss y y ves, 81 the
sls tsl Dsisetpas msfssiian. containing sns han
oW1 sd stsfr loo sfrrs, more OF les. afeosd-
Ia0 y the Gated states survey thsfsof. la the
tssssy Of Saline. state sf ksss.s
Win tssemsn's, Embellishments sed zprarsnno.
Gee ehsssnsss bsiosgiss. sssd real estate 10 -
- he leevsrty Of the siyss- nsm>d dsis0e10l
sd Ottl ~ ssh vitbssf spSssissmsnt. snf I'll
b seA 70 satisfy old oder u ssis or p.ri
ttssssf.
o','; ss s ny hand TIT. TAB s.S e pss'~.
sS~ Sheriff Of Saline sssssv ksrsas
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ooeA woxak Ay Acetse.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-05
virginia News.

The 200 Hungarians who arrived in Pc
tersburg few days ago left for Pocahon-
tas, in TaZewell county, on Tuesday eve
ming.
Saws the G ordonsville Gazette: A fife and
n pair OF drum-sticks which were used dU-
ring the late war have been presented 10
Company III by Mr.. Ii. +. taulconer. The
ffe has twelve notches cut in it, TO repre.
sens the number OF battles into which il
was carried, and near the end half-notch.
supposed TO have been so made i'm order
10 commemorate the surrender AT Ammo.
mattox.
The Charlotte Gazette SAYS: The exer.
cises OF laying the cornerstone OF the new
Episcopal church, at Keysvile. with Ma
sonic ceremonies, will be held "Wednesday.
April 10Th. An address will be delivered
oy Rev. DIR. j. G.. Armstrong, OF Rich
mond, at the public warehouse at II o,clocl,
A. NJ. The Masonic ceremonies win then
bc conducted under the auspices of KEYS.
Nilie Lodge, assisted by members of fbe
Grand Lodge and Masons from Richmond
petersburg, Danyillc, Lynchburg. Farm
vile, and sister lodges.
The Suffolk Herald says: About o,clocl,
on sunday night Mr.. John Il. Nurney was
awakened IRON sleep by bright LIGHT /,
HIS chinlOer. springing frem bed, he die.
covered his warehouse ana stable on fire
lie az once rushed TO his stable, and sue
eeeded, after some difficulty, In saving his
splendid horse; but In the mean time the
fumes rapidly spread, and the entire build.
ing was hopelessly enyeloped in fire before
anything could be saved. A crowd soon
assembled and worked manfuly, saving
the adjoining property. storehouse and
dwelling, both OF which would have been
burned but for timely aid. Loss about
$1,000; no insurance. The fire was the
0ork OF an incendiary.
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FROM GERMANY.
J. W. FIT.
KATzENBACHrOF. GERMANY. ,
Anpn.i nS 1891

~
August 2S, 1881.
HOP BtteTS Company:
Dear Sirs,-I have taken your most precious es-
sence, Hop Bltters-and / can already, after 80
short q time, assure you that feel much better
than have felt for months.
have had, during The course OF four years, three
times an Inflammation Of the kidneys. The last
in January. 1880, was the worst and | took lot
Of medicine 60 cure the same, In consequence of
which my stomach got terribly weakened. | snf-
iered from enormous pains, had TO bear great tor
ments when taking nourshment, had sleepless
nights-tut none of the medicine was of the least
use 10 me. Now, IN consequence Of taking Hon
Bitters, these pains and incOnyeniences have on
tirely left me, have good nights rest, and am
sufficiently strengthened for work, while ALWAYS
had to lay down during The day, and this almost
every hour. | shall think 1t my duty to. recon-
mend tic Bit,ers TO all who suffer, for am SIRE
cannot thank the Lord enough that came across
your preparation, and hope He will maintain you
long time TO come for the welfare Of suffering
mankind. Yours very truly,
PAULINE HAUssLER,
Gebr. Roster.
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FOR SALE PRI-e.
IL NATELI. III

BRICK, No. 13 north Sixth street, between Main
and Franklin. with eleven or twelve rooms
Kitchen, laundry, &c.
BRICK, No. 70G west Grace street, three stories,
ten rooms, al modern improvements.
BRICK, No. 4 10 north Tenth street, opposite Fee
male Institute, ten rooms, kitchen, &c.
BRlCk, No. l4l5, NJ southwest corner Of Broad
and Mayo streets, three story and basement,
ten rooms and kitchen.
BRICK, thrce-siOry land basement nearly out of
ground, on Cary street near Second street.
ten rooms. kitcl en-, sc.
BRlCh, Nos. lOl and 03 west Cary street. Clyde
Place six rooms each besides kitchen.
FRAME, Nos. 81 @ and 3lS east Cary street icor-
ner Fourth), with seven rooms and kitchen
each.
FRAME, No. 1O5 east Clay street. between First
ana second streets, with seven rooms aud
BRICK, No. 102 east Cary street. small bou.e
but "A most excellent lot
BRICK, Nos. 2l3, 2l5, and eli Main street be-
tween second and Third streets, with six
rooms. kitchen, &c, each.
bRiCh. No. 100 east Marshall street. with six
rooms; new and snug little home
bhlCh' No. 533 north Second street. with seven
rooms and kitchen, and with or without lhe
FRAMED. No. 61s north Seventh street. oiobt or
Ten rooms; lot 30 feet front, enclosed with
IRON fence, aud worth nearly the price asked
for the whole. f'' "N"'"
BRICk, No. lot north Nineteenth street. with
eight rooms and kitchen, ~
BRICK, No Sig Calharine street. five r,o,os.
large lot. N' "'S i"o"s'
FRAMED, NO. 100 Baker street. oppo,ite Raker
street Scho0l-house. five rooms.
o WILLIAMS & BOWIE.
up i'o.oNS Real rs ate Agents
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Political Points.

General Logan Is credited with the de-
claration that lie Is up for the nomination
by the next Republican National Conven-
ton. lie thinks the Republican candidate
must come from the West and be "vcte.
RAM and he classes himself "a "an old
veteran" aud Of course the most available
man.
The Philadelphia Times, commenting OH
The Ohio municipal elections, says Clcvc-
land and Cincinnati have long been potent
elements in the contest, and ii the Demo
Gratis can hold these II may be accepted that
Ohio will change front, and with anything
like careful party management will choose
n Democratic Governor and Legislature
this year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-05

Captain w. S. Moss, prominent citizen
and large landowner OF San Joaquin
county, Cal, died at French Camp, in that
county, on the 18th ultimo. Captain Moss
was born in Virginia in 1893, and at an
early age emigrated TO Illinois. In 1861 he
went 10 stockton, Cal. In 1864 he estab-
lshed in san Francisco daily paper called
the Democratic Press. The Office was at
tackled by mob in 1866 and the plant de-
stroyed; but Captain Moss afterwards re-
ceived $4,000 damages from the city. he
afterwards established the Daily Examiner.
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.UCT,oN s.yEs..Future Days.
by Williams K Bowe'
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoncels'
Eleventh serect b =, tween Main ana pehA'


Eleventh sereet = tween Main ana oanA'
rURUsTEE,s SALE of A YALuABLE
CUICKAHOMiNY FARn OF EIGii, ~, ~ "a ~
DRIED AND Thirty SIX ACRES, rH *, ,>p ,uNT
IN THE MECUhNiCSviLLE LUZ Nr IN n
GTOIjT FOUR AND UALF MILES NDIiHr
az TIFF CRY OF RICHMOND, AT AuCIIoN,'
Tn execution Of deed ~ trust IRON h2p.r,.
Mor,iss to the undersigned and the lac Jonn Co ~
Meredith. trustees. dated 18Th November, toyy,
ia duIv recorded I'm Henrico County Court beng
,hnrto ycnuIred so to do by the credio secureu u
a. tho surviving trustee, VIII sell by anctoh' W VIC
dwelling house upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ll,l5S3,
-, o,ciock u. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND con-
.oyad Inv said deed. situated above containing
s ryIiCJJT IJIiNDRED AND THIIsIl-slA AnkEs,
more or less. adjoining the land, Oh Ut; hiuon
,bc land formerly belonging To ". A. wait. lneid
g. n large body OF ChickahOnny low-grounas, az
he INLAND is good. There Is CoNirOhIi aoL -,
nxvEII.ING with numser OF oui-Duldinps ~
,hnrsnaI character: also, large peach ana apple
rch,rd The property Is very valuable on AZ te-
count OF it, proximity To the city ana TIC i"''i''
OF the land. 4, ,o,-.,, oxpenses Of
.acn,inr the trust and To discharge the Dilance ~
~ ieht secured which Is sS,773.42 as OF Natc.
i"e ss9. with Interest on SG,31S46, part theieoi
from that date until payment; tne 9aioc a al,et
III terms "a the grintOr IN said decd OF ulis.
,uy direct and In event of his failure To give any
diraciIon then upon such terms as the trustee MY
mink nj: but n the debtor ana creator aRree'
other terms may be made. ,,,rn ,oNre
Surviving Trustee.
WILLIAMS & BowE, Auctioneers. o,s,
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MONDAY. April 0. 1883.
BY ". Goddln & Son, Auciionccrs.

GALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
- LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE or WATER
STREET. ADJOINING TIE SHlP-LOCk, MD
BOUNDED on THE EAST BY IllE WIiARNhS
OF THE Old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY, HAVING \ FRONTAGE on TIE
DOCK OF NINETG-FINE FEET OF THE
SAME on WATER STREET, HAVING SEY-
ENTEEN FEET OF WATER FOR DOCK PUR-
POSES AT the request Of the owner we 4llii oiler
for sale ut public auction, on tie premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1883,
At 3 O'Clock F. W.. that VERY VALUABLE
WHARF LOT located as above, fronting on the
south line Of Water street % feet, running back 70
james river about 225 feet. more or less where 10
ntci into the ship-lock Of the dock, bounded on
The east by the property of the Old Dominion
steamship Company, and nearly opposite 90 the
depot Of the York-Riyer Railroad Company. This
PROPERTY IS not only valuable a. 2 wharf but IL
could be used also Is a coal and woodward or ice
house, or for a warehouse, for which purposes IL Is
well adapted
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour
of sale. W.GODDlN son,
ap3 AuctlOICcTs.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS & RRoUrRS

Il. d. ohAfFlN. Ro. II. GILLIAN.
X II. CHAFFIN e. CO., REAL ES-
Ats TATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONFFRs
40. NORTH TENTH STREET.-Property sold
irlNately ana by Public Auction. Rents Collected
ana prompt returns. Loans Negotiated on Civ
anu Country Real Estate. Interviews COniden-
tlal. Deeds Written and Acknowledgements
and Country Real Estate, both vacant aud Inn.
proved. We have ample facilities for Showing
Properties and invite all seeking Homes or Invest
ments 10 call on us for Catalogues and Personal
Inspection Of the Properties on our lists
ap 4-lw II. II. CHAPLIN & co.
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FROM PORTUGAL AND SPAIN

fhoN PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.
oehueinen,- Though not in the habit of pra,sine
patent medicines, which for the most part are not
only aseies's but injurious have constantly used
mop 'ters for the past four years in cases of ind
gesuon Debility feeblencgs of constitution, and In
aii diseases Caused by poor bad ventilation, want
oil air and exercise, overwork. and want of appe-
ute with the most perfect success
am The hrst who introduced your Hop Bitters
III ror'ueai aud Spain, where they are now used
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BARON DEFoNTE BELLA,
i'o,ess'on DC Chemic ct de Parmacic, Coimbra
University. Ccimbra, Portugal.
imh Sl-saTu, Th&wlmI
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4O5 r. ~.
GOO r. "
YoRK-RIvER LINE.

IPasg'r daily Freight oai- bright daily
oxct Sunday .lycX. sund'yI *. sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-05

Sir,-tiaving suffered from extreme Nervous de-
bttQ for four years, and having tried all kinds Of
medicine aud change Of scene and air without de
irving any benefit whatever, vas persuaded by IA
friend TO try HOU Bitters and the effect. am hap
Ply 20 say, was most marvellous. Under these cir
cumstdnces feel II my duty 70 give this testimO-
Mai for The benefit Of others as may say am now
entirely well; therefore can justly and with con-
fdeHce give personal testimony 10 anyone wishing
10 call upOh me. Yours truly, HENRY HALL.
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LOCO coRDSTAN-BARK WANTED.

We VIII contract for 1000 CORDS CHEST
NtT-OAK AND SPANISH-OAk BARK, 10 be
pcaed This spring. Terms: Cash. For price. &C.
call ~ our Office ~ Manchester Tannery and SUI
mac-liils, or address
A. ID. SIIOTWELL & CO..
nc lS-3m Manchester. Va.
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4MllmOad Qlspatfh,
rrurpsDay APRIL 3, 1888.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 2, 1883.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:


To the Editor of the Dispatch;
In your explanation I'm your issue OF The
slst OF March, Of the phrase ooh! he's
only Jenkins" you Tor rather +. Gotham
Brewer, LII. D., Of England. from whom
YOU quote) do not give the origin, for which
your correspondent inquired, but the
meaning only Of the phrase.
The origin Is this In the reign OF one
OF the Jameses, or OF Queen Anne-l now
forget Wholesome OF the members OF The
royal family made visit Of some consider.
able duration 10 Paris, or tour Of part OF
the continent. Attached TO this party as
an attendant and servitor was an oDsc-
quious turnkey named jenkins, who IN his
letters TO London, which were published
over his own name, gave such fuisome,
fawning. and adulatory accounts OF the say
jncs. movements, acts, and dresses OF the
individuals OF the royal party that he be-
came the prototype OF his many subse-
ouent imitators. and they have ever since
been designated as class by the applica-
ton 20 them OF the name jenkins.
An OLD NlRGINIAN.
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NORWICH, ENG, june 20, 1852.

To The Hop BitcrS Company:
Gentlemen Having suffered for many years
from biliousaess, accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache (belng greatly fatigued with
oyerwork and long hours at bu.iness) l lost all
energy, strength, aud appetite. was advised by
friend in whom had seen such beneficial effects to
try Hop Biters, aud few bottles have quite alter
cd and restored me to better health than ever.
have also recommended 1t TO Other friends, and am
pleased 10 add with the like result. Every claim
you m Ike for 1t can fully endorse, and recon-
mend IL as an Incompatible tonic.
Yours faithfully, :. W. FIT.
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