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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-11
Ice.

Ice.
Ice delivered to any part of the
city. Leave orders at Benton's
Livery Stable.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-11
Furnished House Wanted.

Any person having q furnished house
of five or six rooms will please address
A. b., care this office. nOv2S
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-11
IN BRIEF.

Tae Ease Range Typographical
war still wages.
e. B. Rail returned from Sar
Francisco yesterday.
| Now is the season for children to
begin to join the church.
| Prof. Eergstein will play in fu-
ture for Miss Eunt's soirees.
Stocks were in one of De Guile
''kindly formations" yesterday.
Farmer Treadway reports that
the hens are bes;ciag to Law again.
r. L. Thomas, Clerk of tbs last
House, AID wife are spending a few
days in the city.
It looks as if Bob Morrow hadn't
got quite all the Opbir stock lie
| wanted after all.
1t is now fashionable sang to
speak of anything tiae as ''too
silky for anything"
Remember the Presb y terrain
sociable tonight at the residence
of Mr.. w. Fl. Cnrbett.
The ska ing is passably good for
people of Light avoirdupois. Uncle
George Iohy, however. avoids the
ice.
P. B. Ellis leaves for San Fran
cisco tv-day TO attend me fuaers. of
his grandfather Major Games Bach-
ner.
The New York papers are dis
c1ssing the red light in The S :,
devoting several columns per day
to it.
The demand for postal notes a e
steadily increasing Tire pao ic
are just beginning to get the hang OF
them.
Eclipse Extra D ~ is the DOLLY |
pure native Champag ne equal to
any imported, and but half the
price.
Mr.. Lernhart securing invoices
of Christmas goods dali at the
City Drug Store Some of bis new
perfumeries will repay q trial.
The wild geese are very plenty,
out they carefully avoid famil-
arities with the hunter. Quail are
quite sociable. and grouse some
What exc! usive.
Governor Newell, Of Washington
erritory. has signed the woman
u6rage bill which passed the leg
stature some days ago, and the
aw is now in force.
A man who went to the tneater
nd heard that there was s'no such
gord as fail. tried to run his bust
ess without advertising, and is
ow hunting the author of the play .
nth q club.
Mr.. E. j. Parkinson, proprietor ,
the Tribune will leave for Cali ,
oraia this morning TO recuperate
is health. Otto Greenwood and
'e Is Drury will manage the pa s
er during his absence. 4
The array of Clristmss novelties
; Cagwin aud NOteware s is abort
e most dazzling thing of lac lird :
7er noticed IN Carson, 2 he prices :
t:ched to these goods place them .
thin the reach of eve ~ body. q
It is said that DR.. Bergstein's Il
losing speech before the Board of b
sylum Commissioners lasted from II
so T. NJ. to 11:30P. NJ. After Ibis h
ho will not admit that the Eoard !,
e been sufficiently punished for $,
J acts of last Fall. !,
John Booth, publisher OF the
sveille, and his wife, have become
eat grandfather and great grand !,
other. ibis is a great amount Of II
eatness to be thrust upon one -
IN suddenly, but it is about all -
, greatness newspaper men iu- 81
ret. Old John has received sew a,
l cong -atulAtory letters fom =
,mmies in The Egyptian cata- s.
H. IT,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-11
Drayips.

All kinds of light and heavy dray-
ing done on easy terms and at
shortest notice. JOE CARe-NiER
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-11
DR.. r. j. WHITE,

physician AND SURGEON.
Office Elm rear of ThaXter's Drug Store
Resi- dence-ROOm "T," White House.
CALLS ATTENDED DAY AND NIGHT.
now
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-11
To Rent.

Nicely furnished room, in good loca-
ton. Apply at this office. IF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-11
At Reasonable Rates.

Wells bored in the Carson Valley and
vicinity result in a constant tow OF
good, soft water, which never freezes in
the coolest or fails in the dryest weather
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-11
Groceries,

Groceries.
Persons wanting good and cheap fam
lily groceries will find IL to their advant-
age 20 call at Barclays Grocery Store.
at Cheeney's old stand. for family sup.
plies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-11
j. GUION, NJ. .
GURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.

Ofice-In rear of City Drug Store.
nO14
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12
2Sie utan G6uimnteu Gent.

State in bas Waiier binein, Bis eS Dir
bis an bic Bruit reidt, bann ipenoe bid
un nab cem nfer uno periude, benz ufer
s,lsuihipiminen. Ou tpei6t, oaB baS
WaHer sipiiden Dir uno benz nfer ni1t
tief senug 1T, alS oaB Du niht ieberseit
tpieber auf Deinen sSiBsn iteben tonnteit;
bilt Du bod eben erlt Bis bierber eeldrit.
ten. Dies sibt Di. baS 9ertranen, ipeIs
dss 10 iebr nDtbis lit. Sino nidt ale
iene Silisnittel gum Shipina,en: planz
fen, Rorfrlnse, 8laien uno bic 9lnipelsns
beit zines S1wimmmeiitsrS AUDI CUR Grs
ipeduus uno grbaltunS oaS ysrtruuens
pa? Cine planfe, an Der man lih nit
Der einsn Sano feitbaIten fam, ipabreno
man nit Der anoern ruoert, biIft saipeiIell
benz Anfdnser iebr. 2ebensretter aus
Bort iino su osrtperfen; GeIbltpertrauen
1T porausieben.- Wsdn brauh. nur ipenig
Silfs, nn, ben Gopf pben su bebalten.
98enn Elm dIttrer Bruber i. y. ieine6ano
10 ausltredt, bab Du Dein aian barauf
ruben laHsn fannF 10 lernlt Du Isiht bic
nDtbisen Beipsgnnsen nit 0dilben uno
5aBsn. Das bette WlittsI sur GrbaItuns
bes gsrtrauens it bies I: 6dnalIe Dir
sinen 3iemen um bic Bruit, bsfeltigs bis=
fen NIT einsm 5sile an cine Stnngs, bis
entfpeoer bon Der EIatform Der Shwimnls
anitaIt berousrdgt o0er bon Semano 8es
baIten ipiro. Das Sell nsuB 10 furs se.
3ossn iein bab es Did 3ielnlih auf Be,
Dberiidhe bss MalIerS bdit. Dies alb
Dir bas.sriinIhenSipsrtbe Yertrauels. osur
pOn 8eit al Yeit fam bas Sell nm ei
ni9e 3ou perIan9ert ipsroen, bis Dn eno
LID eaa3 obns Dslbilfs jdmimmsn iann{t
1or ginent fam man niHt Oft aenas
iparnsis mer es unternin,nst RnabeI
ooer MdbGen {@ipinnser III lstrtil, icIlt
5i1 uobl baten, nit ben &srnenoenS S@era
au MAIDEN. gBie esrine aud bss l1nfsr
tau4en (ein mag, baS Du neR Qtrnsitoei
jpislsnn beteitsIt es 3sr{tbxf itin Nsr
trauenl 2ab ibn en- ssit tsnl Ultnea
tssty1,H iptfbex. SobdIp fejit Bttkrdp(l
maAlsAs ctlSoroSn LENT 4 ilSttll(
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12

GtcL Bat, Der 5einsit ipirflItten Deruf,
ndmIin BEN zines 6sfsogss gaa3 an8es
rneilsn IN. Or min bsr QBeIt, uuD in 9lbz
Iipeienbsit Der gBsIt pieIsn, Dteprdisntasitsn
osrlelben 3sigen, Dab er bieIe ipenlg ebseaz
polle SteIllno niir acceptirt bat bis iettt
bpber Jtang entoedt irlrD.
Sobn, Der porter, tpsilt ben 9feifsnoea
Inah 3iiitnter 9tr. LISP.
Sang elet6, fpie pieie Safe tas 6otel
biret, Der Glerf fii,bst immsr nod ein 3isns
liner fir ben 3aIebt Angefommsnsn.l ayenn
| Der 0ait, Der frilb am ndhlten W2orgeu
labreiisn mid, basssen reDoltirt bab ibm
elm Simmer auf Osnt fiinften 5tpdiuerf ge=
Eeeben ipirb, mo ct nihts finoet ais eill
Bstt, elm Stiid Seife unb eiren 9lib IN
Der Dede, 10 tbeilt ibm Der Glerf in ilber<
seugenoen Zone nit, nab er ibnL falIs er
nod einen Gag Idnger Seblisben ipdrs,
Elm 3immer III Der 8eletase, ipirflid Elm
| fhDne8 3im,ner, in oer Ibat bas bette
| .3immer i'm 5a,lie bate 9eben fonnen.
Sin Serr rdume e8 na6 BEN 5riibitlf,
neil er beablibtiee, NIT benz WiittagSSuge
abSureiIsn. 19ir aber ipilIen NIT 8es
sn'.9ss ~ Uap tlS. Va gsss i.ns1 suss, 1--WE M
~. ~ w so vaa vsl; .''.Iss y, ~. s'aais lp''
Z" ~ oug.Sn " isys,. sssDsSsn .aas
y Di' = A'1 S'''ls'3'V'Su"B pos8sl'ppps''
'p'sp, ~ ssr.
entfsrnten Observation-Disclosures gum Gis
lsMSnH'sDes.s. IVY, e. gaa
s.ap s.a ss.'egass lssa' s ~ lssas Sssll.s.
10y sg. - as,ssyS ~ i.sSss Dub c..us q. =
aJsl. oas. III. SVu'srs..''ssa.Y'.ns, NV
ts4ls." s.;s Ssnssm Saus'' O,x ~ ?'0tsss'sll =,
49, ~. sss ..;s,A.n vs.sa ..ss ~ I'a'.''
.s. tssss' ~. Ss.'ss Ws 9'essasssss .s'.'
NV Ss's..'L ~ s'l's.. D'.sa oos Bsa 9.
nas. s sss sygspa ga's.. Ss' ~ ausl
WV ,ss..o"'Iss .ss.s es'saSs WalOs:L ~. NV
ssa ~ o. s..ats" s.'ss y psnsS ~ .a'.os,
@ T D" s;,,.,, lSs Da.an ..ss..;,., s.'
''a1@ I lSn's ssSss' Nv. n.ss uaSp1'slsl.
ss ~. = y n.ps SsaA5sM.
a.plsr W.. a "' y tra. a'sSmo .;..s'' ios y
-NbsSs. .tHb' Ssi.se tS."stSi'
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12
Cincinnati, sonutag, Srn II. Mnsna 1888.

bratte e es Ia bis GtatiDn. Man Iegts
es I'M Bureau iiieoer, absr Der @erud mar
benz Ssr8eant su itarf, er fanbte ben
2die, Der trps ieiner llmbiilliInS bereits
3si6su BON Weitbsrsisfsit perrietb, in
oas Herlamnslnngsainuer Der GonltabIer.
2llS aber mebrere berleIbeu iib franf mels
beten iinb um llrIaub einfamens IieB Der
9apitdn Sminf ben Iieblih rufteiIDeH
Safe IN cine Der 3ellen iteIIen. Die UNI
glnflIhen @sfaneenen iparen ge3ipungen,
baS reisenbe Soeur bes 2intburgsrs 3ipei
Nadte lang su ssnisbsf,. nnb eiaise csrs
lelbsn proteltirte,i ba9eseil, IN Der @es
fanssnihaft Der Icrtiir uittsrtrcrIsn su
freroen. ~
GnoIid perbreitete iit bas grpm bur1
bds san5e StatiDns8ebdtloe unc Der Ras
pitain rtietbste sifien 6eruinitreiher, nm
ben ssGGie nah Der Central Station su brinz
gen. Der 8dis linoiste it'd idpn bon
lgeiisn, an. iinb ber Ssfretair iprang sum
5enlter binaus auf ben 0of, alS er anfam.
Der Rapltain telsphpnirte, man ioIle 0as
ipettbpoae Gut mbglihft pertbeilbaft aber
balo. psrfaufen unb beiH Gisentbiirter,
faas 81 iid msIOs, ben GrlDs einbanDis
gen. aA t.@
llnb 70 trnnberte pas berrenlpie para
|fitm ipieber ;urilf sur 15ten Station no
Is uoriorSIih auf Der Dadfirit beppHirt
tpurOe, bts ii9 Der Gigent5aner meIpet.
Dielsr 5taotpjitritt. III isitOsm nerfipiirs
leis fret BON Berbrshen seiuelen, penn, bic
9eahri6t bon Der 5ortur ber 8efangenen
bat ith lhnel psrbreitet, alao aud oie Bee
tr,infsnsn aiebeu es Dor, iib anoerstpO
elnipinnsn si IaiIen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12

Elm. 9luf benz @ege ers6bIte 2ouis QlI.
Ie8, mas gei6sben mar uno iDis er burh
3ufaa Der 8ettsr ber iunssn s5rau
tpuroe.
WaS iol i'd nod srsdbIen? Der Datss
Iiebte feline Iohter nlebr ais ie.; eS ipas
ibuy aIS mare iie ibm iei geboren iuors
ben. Souls tpurbe iein Gtpisssriobn
lnb CAB benz 2inbs Isinen Namen. Gr
iuuroe Elm 8IbliopbiLe pon euten, Huf,
isia glas in per Afaben,ie If ldpn ssii.
dert, ipis ibm SisS Der alte prilSipaI bss
4oaesiums DorberseIagt bate. Gr pal
aber nod uebr ais oaS eirlets yIab ial
0ersen ieiner syrau.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12

nod sfdpimmen bxnn tiaa1(cE q Nee
ber Uar9t befanoell, 0n l9isItf Ibsl l5ie<
ber sinen Gdnberllad. !.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12

Ma8iHber Wprgenfaffee
fir ben GcIoaten 2 @sit bef6mrhtitbs
aIs Elm JrahI1naps. sa
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12

@sIde sstebnIiHsei Is 41ph
idsn elmer JIaihs Geft ntb esssf tbie5t
Sdtutegernlutter 2 Dlan Tam beioe
nur talt aeltslIt GenieBsn.sI Il IlEs
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12

Mns bsrS dmIs. 2sbrer ,,z1n
lnllgs iparea, ,Ibam ng0 Epa ins }afds
nseS 2 Stunt bis - bis Sin Rinbs
IBIS b'alspfsl seitis 9 slusit iinO. n So,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12

A. @arnm SsBt Der Dals rsats,
frenn man yoot4.! ruft iinb HafS, fusnu
man v9a" riift 2 Das ipsib id midi
IT, 60noerbar.a baS tueiB bod iebsr,
04is. sAs
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12

Batter. 80 fann gar nitt beereiz
fen, ipo Oh baS pisIe GsIo in 70 furser
3eit bineebradt bait" Sobi,. v@es
bradt babe ih gtienanb einen Yfennig,
oas @sGo TT INNER sepolt tpOr6en.~
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12

llmionit. Grau: ,,stbsr, Iiebrt
WsanH fnnuit Du ipirfIi1 ppnr ytauhea
ili6t Ial5en2 z gs 1T tpirfIi1 cine lis
tible Angepcbnbeit unO thelire gaiIicn."
- Mann yNein, lisbe Saura, baS ssht
iiidt beoenfs bod, bas pieIe GeIo, Dns ih
ausseesben, unO pie piele 3sit, bic 10
baunit perbra,ldt babe, = Sd mare ia
Maes rein unicnit ssrsisn."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12

Sm 2omptoir. ErinsipaI GUM
RpmmiS): yJieper, mas baben Sc su
pfeifen ~ aommis !: SD bin ssitern eez
pelen i'm sDttli4en Don sSuan, bic Nles
lobe tpia mir nidt aus benz &opf. -"
Brinsipal (: ngSaS braudsn Sc gu gebsR,
III Don Suan Sn Don Suan iiBt Der
aomtbur auf'n Bierb uuo bier iibt bns
Bfero auf'n 2Ontur !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-12

2ogii d.
CAT: v8irtb, Sbr Bier lit aber mat !
ITS Tdbhsn i9uIO barau; 2" 8irtb
,Wenn Sic 70 lang laufen fpie bas 6aBIe,
iperben Sic AUDI matt"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-05

FRAsKIfx corxrr, vA.,,
December 30, 1892.

10 TIE E<iifor Of the Dispatch:
The best and surest plan 70 defeat the
Conservative party hereafter IL to organize
under the old-fashioned Democratic flag.
as the Cuipcpcr Exponent observes. Where
did Massey receive his strongest vote I
From the old Wing counties and cities
Loudoun, Augusta, Alternate, Bedford,
Pittsylvania. the city of Richmond, and
other places that never flicker when the
country Is in danger from political trick
sters. The Dispatch Il right. Go
ahead In your good work. Let the
Conservatiye-Dcmocratic party be orgai-
ICED under the present name, and allow
those who are not Democratic under the
old order OF things to cooperate with the
National Democratic party OF the country,
and triumph awaits us that will COM
pIetely destroy all prospects OF the Radical
Malone -Mongrel party's success
hereafter. Call upon the CulpepCr E1po-
nept 80 explain. Does 1t wish to have the
Democratic party organized under old
idcas--that OF anti-tariff, anttbank, oppo-
sition to interal improvement, appropria-
ton By the General Government OF funds for
the improvement OF our rivers, &C., &C.. aud
many other things that the Democrats were
opposed to: or does IL expect to fool those
who have gone into the Radical party and
draw them back 10y fair promises OF Office.
&c.s hope the Convention will be called
aud all conflicting views will be harmon
lied, and the party will continue It's tri-
umphant march a. heretofore. 1t is WELL
settled fact that nearly all the political
ofiice-seekers have left us and found good,
comfortable homes with the opposition.
Let them remain; we do not want them !;
they give us too much trouble. We are
not disposed to supply their wants. Hon.
esty is the best policy. Yours, DC.
Truth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-05

The message OF Governor JARVIS TO the
Legislature OF North Carolina yesterday Is
a strong document, and Is pregnant with
pertinent suggestions touching Statc po-
licy. II also makes some sound recon-
mendations relative to the attitude the
North Carolina senator's and representa-
,ives in Congress should assume towards
Federal issues. One is that they should
nee their influence to hsva passed bin to
distribute the surplus revenues in the
Federal treasury among the States for
educational purposes, according TO the
ratio OF illiteracy. Governor JARVIS rea-
sons that such bill would be but simple
justice, and speaking for North Carolina
alone, says that enough money has been
taken ont OF the State by the odious in
ternaLrcyenue tax 10 build up amagnifl-
cent educational system, and educate every
child, white and blask, for years TO come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-05
sPECIAL NOTICES.
ByACTs FOR THE People.


Intending to remove to the store ut the corner Of
Main and Ninth streets, we shall at once commence
the closing out our goods at
2l3 EAST BROAD STREET.
In ordcr to d. 10 we shall offer them at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
The stock consists only of FRESH and DEsI-
RABLE GOODS. bought during the fall and win
Ter OF this year. No old and shop-worn goods, but
all new, fashionable, and OF good value.
We offer
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAks
AT AND BELOW COST,
SILK MATELAssE DoLMANs at s25, former
price s35;
SATIN fuR-TRiMuED DoLyfANs at $50, for
MGR price $50:
CLOTH DOLMAN TRIMMED WITH FUR at
$40, former price SIC;
CLOTH DOLMAN TRIMMED WITH PLUSH at
$3.50. former price sl2 aud STA;
CLOTH CL0AKs AZ -, IS, fe--foriner price 80,
$3.50, and IS;
CLOTH CLOAks OF IS, former price $3.50.
Having reduced or stock OF CARPETS to only
few pieces, we shall sell The balance Mt less than
cost. We have
pieces TAPESTRY BRUSSELS worth 81 for
ESQ.,;
3 pieces BEsT-MiDE INGRAM worth ~ for
s0c.;
4 pieces NEXT BEST INGRAM worth e5c. for
&c.;
. pieces CoTToS-AND-woOL INGRAM worth
soc. for ace:
Q picces CoTTON-AND-woOLI INGRAM worth
40c. Tor Soc:
piece COTTON CARPET worth SOC. for 22c.
2 pieces HEMP CARPET worth zoe. for 20c.:
and a small line Of RUGS TO be closed out.
See our splendid line of GENrLEMEN's FULL
REGULAR FANCY BRITISH HALF-lioSE NJ
25c.. sold everywhere for from 40 to see. a pair,
and thousands of other bargains not announced in
this advertisement. T.. j. LEVY & CO.,
de 80 2l3 cast Eroad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-05
DEATHS.


Died, IN New York city, December 81, 1882,
WILLIAM MARTIN. brother Of Mr.. JOSH Fee
ncy: aged forty yclrS.
Tune of funeral viii be announced In the state
this afternoon.
Died, at his residence. IN Hcnrico county. De
cemher 20. 1882, SHERWOOD CARTER, IN thc
seventy second year Of his age.
lie leaves wife end two daughters and many
relatives aud friends TO mourn their loss.
His remains were Inferred I'm the old family
buryng-groEnd in Iienrico county.
Died, on the I'D instant. at O'Clock L. NJ, al bis
residence, No. q south Second street. &. &. PUGH.
His funeral will take place rSIs MORNING az
10 o'clock from the First Presbyterian church.
Friends and acqu1intlnccs Of the family. and OF
his son-n-law, Dr. Tabb are Invited 10 attend.
Interment al Petersburg.
Died. M her roaidencc. No. 1880 Page street,
FLIZABE1H PATTERSON, IN the sixty-third
year OF her age.
She had been f,thful member Of the First
African Baptist church for foriy-elzh! years
Her funeral will take place from The above
named church on SUNDAY nc IL O'Clock "A. NJ.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully IN
yited 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-05
A COOK, Prospects Cor the Iron Trade,

a Pittsburgh telegram OF the 3D. say
" The new year opens with fair prospects
for the iron trade. Secretary Martin, of the
Amalgamated Association, believes that il
the labor troubles In the West are settled u
good year for manufacturers may pt ex.
pected, because the manufacturers here are
not carrying heavy stocks. secretary Lay
Ton, Of the Knights Of Labor, says the or
canization was never in bette. Shape. lie
believes the coming season viii be prosper
Gus, and does not think there win be any
strikes. Secretary Weeks, OF the Iron As
ISOLATION, N OF the opluion that during the
coming year there viii be large amount
~ business done at low prices. Mr.. Singer,
Of Singer, Nimick q Co., thought the trade
,yor,ld be fair. Collections from the West
were slow, but he thought this was because
the farmers were holding their grain for
higher prices"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-05

7'"One MANS meat l. another mans
poison" Iiidney-Wort cxpcls the poison
ous humors. The first thing TO do In the
spring Is 10 clean house. For Internal
cleansing and renovating no other medi-
cine Is equal 10 Kidney-Wort. In either
dry or liquid form It cures headache,
bilious attacks, constipation, aud deranged
kidneys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-05
fLynchburg News.
HOratio Seymour and the Jcf:crsC
ninu Democracy.


HE THINKS A LASTING POLITICAL REVOLUTION
IMMINENT.
In letter addressed to the Hon. Chaun-
cey +. Black. president OF the jefferson
Democratic Association Of York, Pa. the
Hon. Horatio Seymour, OF New York,
writes as follows: ~ Am gratitled with
nv election as a member OF your Associa-
ton. While i am no longer able to take
an active part in politics, feel deep i'll
tercst in public questions and strong de-
sire for the success OF Democratic doe
trines. l think we are on the eve OF a
great and lasting political revolution,
Capitalization has made so many scam
dals and abuses that the more thought
full Republicans see that these are
the results Of the concentration OF power
which the founders OF our Constitution
meant 10 avoid. While the Republican
leaders I'm so many States in which they
have been defeated try to show there were
so many different causes for their disasters
in different sections. il Is clear there is a
common cause, "a ground-swell,' Of which
these alleged causes were effects. There
Is Z general feeling in the Republican
ranks that they are wrong in their theo-
ries Of government. For this reason they
are unable TO heal their d'ssensi0ns or TO
call out their voters. The country means
to 20 back to the principles Of Jefferson.
1 have written short article on this sub
iect, which will appear in the North amer
icdn Reciele for January next
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.
~ TOO MANY GOODS.
WE HAVE TO MOVE THEM BEFORE r,v
ING INVENTORY.

During the next thirty days We will cell
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS at SIS that have,
selling AZ: rs;
FuR-LINED CIRCULARS a, $40 tina, bay.
selling 1T s27.5O;
fUR-LINED CIRCULARS at s25 that ha,,,..
selling at 1870;
We will also sell our CLOAEs. rLsTFRe
JACKETS at cost to close them out;
A large lot Of CARPETS, oIL-cLOTHs
MATTINGS at cost;
500 psir BLANKETS TO h. sold very cheap
TABLE-LINEN and NAPKINS ri special .
ducements;
aud boys wear AT spccisi bargains;
500 UNLAUSDRiED SHIRTS stu left ,to.
same old prices;
GENTLENEN's scARFs, TIE, ond SOCK, ,.
great inducements;
100 dozen LADIES and GENrLF,fF,.
WOOLLEN VESTS regardless Of cost:
Our stock OF BLACK DRESS GOODS b. ..n.
complete. Parties in search 81 suc, ga
should not buy before examining onr .,oe.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
10000 yards FOREIGN and AMERICAN
DRESS GOODS, Ia remnant, -auiong.t Ola.
some handsome PLAIDs and STRIPE, "a, Pa.
sold nj ono third their value:
We have several ease. % other DIK>> GOofe
which we viii sell very cheap:
rs pieces CoLoRED SILK VtLyET, as,
PLUsfiEs;
500 pieces BLACK and COLORED SILKS. At.
lNs. and BHOChDES-alI OF which vii D..
s,id very cheap before taking Inventory;
In DOMEsTICS and nOUSr-FTRNI>InNl
GOODS we have full assortment a. bolton
price. sYCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad STREET
Branch Hous.: 1929 Main street. de 3l-oi
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A dublin telegram OF the

A Dublin telegram OF the Sd says: T'hc
policc arrested two persons to-day who are
suspected OF assisting in the attempted as
siuation Of Denis Field, one.of the Jurors
In the Hypes case. John Sheridan, Jr,
she cx.suspecs, has been found murdered
two miles from Ballinamore. lie had been
recently cyicted; two arrests have been
,nadn n connection with the murder. 4
farmer was shot dead to-day at Broadford,
county Clare; II Is believed 70 oe nagra-
riap murder. ~ ~ e'9''s 30 = ..
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We can without hesitation say that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup has given the best sat-
isfaction. We have sold an immense
amount OF it during the past winter.
WALLACE, HUT0N 4 Co.,
Druggists, Lock Haven, Pa.