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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-12-06

-Swallow-Tail Point lighthouse,
near Toronto, Ont, was named in q
unique way. At a banquet given by
some citizens. during its erection, to Mr..
Kent. who was to be its keeper, no one
but the latter appeared in full dress.
Thereafter he was called ..Swallow-TaiI
Kent, and when he took up his resi-
dence in the tower the name went with
him.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-12-06

Senator Plumb, of Kansas. sub
scribes for two-hundred newspapers.
Chicago Herald.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-08

entirely ont, IS it WIS greatly annoying to
them, Chief Cleayy put a force Of men al
work at once.
"A message was delivered to Chief Davis
Yesterday evening 10 the effect that a nan on
Front street wanted 10 see him about the
noise Of steam whiatles. "Iye been to see
one crank this evening" said the chief, land
that's enough"
Yesterday, for the fret time, a Mem
phian was found with so little of the spirit
Of enterprise in him that he mustered up
courage to complain that material for a
handsome brick bulldog adj7ioing his place
Of business was in his way, and he wanted
the police TO have it removed.
"A member OF the late Tax COMMITTEES Of
the County Curt vas hear to remark, in a
very knowing way, yesterday, that there
were people who insisted then, when taxes
were due, that the value Ct certain stock
they possessed was only lis, but those self
same people nov declsre it "to be a WELL
known fact that the stock was worth 150 and
hard 10 get al thai"
The plumber of applicants for small
clearinghouse is all together out of proper
ton with the number Of houses. Nearly all
tbs desirable cottages are rented and the n.
mainder are held st a good round price.
The Old ramshackle plzc>s are being r..
paired il many instances and rent as soou
ss The last coat Of paint is dry 10 good ten
ante. There is no greater demand for any
thing than for small dwellings, and if ths
knowing ones are to be believed there wsI
never a better opportunity for investment
of The kind than now.
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PERSONALS.

Miss LIZZIE WEBB is visiting in Nash
vile.
MIS-. A. D. GIBSON and children are ct
Buffalo Lithia Springs, vs..
DR.. VAN VLEET, of G. W. Jones & Co.,
sailed for Europe August 4th.
MASTER IKE LowENHAUPT left for Gov.
ington, Tenn, his home, yesterday.
MRS. L. MCANALLY and son and Mrs.
Walker left yesterday for San Francisco.
Me-. ]. W. HOBBS, OF Mobile, Ala, was a
visitor at the Cotton Exchapg, yesterday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. C. B. MOOSE were not pres
ent at the recent ball at Bailey Springs, as
stated.
Mrs. a. KARR and daughter leave tonight,
via The Memphis and Chsrtes.on railroad, for
Cincinnati.
Ms. THos HARDEMAN left yesterday, via
the Memphis and Charleston railroad, for
Waukeshs, Wis.
Mrs. E L. WRIGHT, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Cnar!es A. Moore, has gone
to 81. Johps, Ill.
Mrs. NAPOLEON HILL aud Miss Olivia
left yesterday, ria the Memphis and Cdarles-
ton raiir0&, for Waukeshs, Wis.
Mr. F. +. SANNoNER left yesterday for
Salt Lake City and the Pacific coas', TIA
Little Rock, Hot Springs and S.. L1ui-.
Col. r D GOODWIN, accompanied by his
two lovely daughters, Mrs. j. A. Hsard, j.,
aud Mics Aunie Goodwin; also his SOD, W. s.
Gocdwyn, hss gone 10 Mammoth Cave, Louie-
vile and other places OF interest.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, August 7.-Night-River 8
feet 9 inches, and falling. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, August 7.-Night-RIver 10
9lo feet, and stationary. Weather clear aud cool;
thermometer rs to s00.
CINCINNATI, August 7-Night-River II
feet 6 inches, and falling. Weather lair ana cool.
No arrivals or departures.
ST. LOUIS, August 7.-Night-River fallen
5 inches, and stands IS feet II inches by the gauge.
Weather clear and pleasant. Departed: Arkansas
City, Vicksburg.
NEW ORLEANS, August 7~.-Night-Ar-
rived: Annie P. Silver, st. Louis. She returns to-
morrow. The Golden Rule, from Cincinnati, is
due tomorrow morning.
LOUISVILLE, August 7.-Nigbt-The river
continues to fall, with 7 feet in the canal and 4 fee,
in the chute on the falls. Weather clear ana
pleasant. No arrivals or departures.
CAIRO, August 4-Nieht-Rjver 81 feet
| 2 inches and falling, Weather fair: thermometer
| 75o.! Arrived: w. p. Halliday, New Orleans, , PM
| Departed: w. 2. Halliday, st. Louis, 2 pm.
VICKsBuRG. Auguat 7.-Nisht-Departed
Wy lming. Cincinnati, Pam; City OF Providence
st. Louis, II am; Golden Rule, New Orleans,
am. Arrived: City of Cairo, st. Louis, S pm
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Chancery Court was busy yesterday
passing on DEGREES.
There will be an election before long,
and a suburban residence, outside the linn IL,
ID for sale.
President Hadden is making an eff ort 10
raise a subscription of $3.50 10 pave Ray
burn avenue.
"A mass-meeting to take action on the
waterworks is under discussion by the Clti-
z rs Committee.
-Au incipient fire in a small frame dwell
ing on Charleston Hill, Yesterday morning,
was extiuguished with trifling loss.
Preparations for the entertainment for
the benefit of the Ojd-F elbows Library are
being earn silly made by Mrs. Rose T. Thomp-
son.
Large numbers of persons pass through
the city daily en- route to the Louisville Er-
position. Tickets have been extended to
thirty days.
The last gap of fourteen miles in the
Kansas City, Springfield and Memphis rail-
road this side of 81. Francis river will soon
be completed.
The pole of the hook and ladder truck
was broken at the corner OF Main and Adams
streets, by a collision with a lumber wagon,
yesterday morning.
For disturbing public worship at Withe
Depot j asper Wylie was sentenced by Justice
Mercer to $50 fine, and put in the work
house to serve it out.
a decree WAS entered py Chancellor blv-
Dowell yes.erd,y y. confirming the report Of
the committee appointed to examine the
books Of Back Tsx-Rsssiver Meriwether.
-Causey street is 10 nave a top dressing oil
Tishomihgo gravel over the layer of brick
bats already placed there. The work will
be fioished this week at q cos. Of $500.
"A party OF gentlemen made arrange
ments yesterday to spend today in an in
spection.of ths railroad bed 10 Raleigh. The
work of getting up the hotel is rapidly pro.
gre ssipg.
Justice Elliott yesterday bound over
Rachel and Ella May and Mahaly Mitchell
to keep the peace for ak month";, and fined
June Ward IS fer assaultipg Edmonia Cohen
with an Ak.
"A petition was sent in yesterday by nu-
merous merchants on Front street asking that
the smouldering FIRE on that street be put
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Statement of L. and o. Officers.

BALI1MoEE, August The ~tficials at
the msln office of the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company make the fol-
loWing sia'emen': All the operators
at Camden Station quit work to-day;
rot one remained. They have heard from
nearly every station along the liaes of the
road, 'and the numb.r OF those striking AMI
leaving their posts does not excs-a hslf a
dog IN, and their places have been supplied.
The strike a. Cimden Station, they say is not
OF a serious nature, IS The maiu Office at Bal
timore and Calvert streets can be used for
ali the work of lmdep Station.
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Circulars sent on Application. "
Shenandoah Academy, Winchester, Va.
NINETEENTH YEAR. Prepares for University.
IN Army. Navy or Business
CT @. MINOR. MA. UNIV. Val L D.
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WAVEIsLEY SEMINARY,
1897 First Sc, n. W. Washington, ID. q.
BOARDING and Day school for Young Lzdit'.
d Full corps OF professors and teachers. Thor.
Ough Instruction In mathematical, literary AMI
nme Department., and IN the languages.
Climate especially suitei TO southern and Western
PUPILS. Fall session opens September 10Th. For
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Incorporated IN 1863 for twenty-five yesrf by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur.
poses-with a capital of 81, 0o0. 00e-to wbicbea re-
serve fund of over f55o,o0o has since been added.
was made q part Of the present State Consultation
adopted December :, AID. 1879.
The only Lottery eses toted o. and fTdored BY DC
people Of any STATE.
II Never scales OF PosfPonsa.
Its Grand Einsfe-E uEabeE Drawings
Sake place monthly.
ABrIESnID OPPORTUNITY TO VIA
A FORTUNE IN GRAND W
CLAE5 N, AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY,
August NJ, Iss3-I5atn Monthly D.zw1N..
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sympathy for the strikers.

CHICAGO, August The City Council
last night passed a resolution OF sympathy
with the tr,king telegraphers, aud holding
the strike should be brought to an end speed
lily on account of the damage to busineFs re-
suItiug from it's continuance.
Ldtcr.-From the best advicss o~btainab!e,
it appears that very few operators have left
the employ of the Wsbish, AMI Chicago aud
Alton roads. 1t p as expected the full effect
of the strike would be felt at 1905 today on
those roads, but, according to the version Of
the officials in this city, not 10 exceed ten are
reported 10 have quit their posts on both
these roads.
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d co.'s, 27I and 40 Main So,
To make room for Fall Stock.
Only n Short Time Longer.

The grand closing sale at Risks will con-
tinue for only a short time longer and all
who want TO take advantage of the slaughter
in prices had better go al once. Prices mark
ed down lower than ever on cooking and
heating stoves, lamps and kitchen goods.
Will keep open until 8 o'clock pm. Satut-
day.
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Nine. Fredin's French & Ens..'

FAMILY AND DAY
No. Is Morris street, Eden Park. Cincinnati, Onios-
Fall term begins september 10Th.
Circulars sent on application.
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Causes No Inconvenience.

RICHMOND, August The strike Of oper-
ratcrs on the Chesapeake and Oaio railwIy
causes no inc convenience to the company,
only a email proportion of the mea having
quit work. All operators west Of White
Sulphur Springs remain at their pos,a. The
places of the strikers between Charloitesvill
aud White Sulphur Springs we're easily
filled. There was no interruption 10 The
movement of trsins. Everything is working
smoothly. None of the operators on the
eastern division of the road left their place..
The business Of the Wtssern Union Offices
is moving along smoothly. OLe operator
who remained IN the Office a week after the
strike begun, and then quit work, returned
to-day.
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Engineers and the Strikers

CLEVELAND, O., Angus THE Leader
publishes an interview, in wnich P. n. Ar
thur, chief Of the Brotherhood OF Locomc-
tive Engineers, says: "Odr Brotherhood has
no connection with any other labor move
ment. We have padded our canoe for
twenty years, and l hope we Lhsll always
continue to do 30. The statement that we
are ready to strike WIS made without su-
thority, and has no foundation in fact. We
nave no grievance and no notion of quitting
our postP. If the railroad operators should
60 out, it would make no difference TO Us.
Trains were run before the telegraph was
used aad, if necessary, it could be done
again. II there ives danger OF collision, or
| other accidents, the railroad authorities
would not permit trains TO run, hence it
would rot be ns cessary for US 10 refuse to go.
Knowing, az we do, that our employers
would not order US to do 30, We are Satisfied
with eur own condition, aud the strikes Of
other organizations do not affect Us. Great
pressure has been brought 10 bear to get US
to connect ourselves with other labor organi-
z%atious. but we have always refused 10 have
anything to'do with them, and therein lies
the secret OF our suCc9ss.n
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Manager Howard:

Manager Howard:
The 1rmes's editorial this morning says it
ia likely to weaken the Brotherhood TO cali
out the rsilroad opsrstors. To call them
out now would SAVIOR of compulsion; that it
is clear they are not inclined to leave their
instrumentq. The New York Sun say:
"The Brotherhood's action in calling oHt the
railroad operators is wrong and uojust. The
fact that they have ordsrsd thsm out
amounts to a declaration that the telegraph
strike has failed"
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PIrrsBURG, August 7.-Superintendent
| King, of the Baltimore end Oaio railroad,
reports at 2 O'Clock that about one-ihird of
the operators working on the Pittsburg divis-
ion quit work, and are now out.
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Eks d
And His GyraiiOBs with a HswkbiII
Rnife-Other Police Pretiiness.

When his bos r-ship closed court yesterday
morning he sadly murmurcd:
Ten dollars is all this court pans out this
morning"
Mr.. Sackett was given Eve days longer in
which to 6x his sidewalk.
Mike Marley, white, caught taking hay
from cara on the Memphis and Little Rock
railway, was fined SIS Tor trespass.
Henry Cooper, a visitor from Mississippi,
got soaking 10 the ful! capacity of his hide,
and had 10 be cared for, the e1penpe be-
ing 81.
AnthopyMcCa rthy struck bis friend Charley
Toler a couple of ticks by mistake, for which
he was charged IS, "1ein' as how Toler did
not respond in kind"
Mary Jones and Jennie Rswlins wers
charged 81 each for allowing their savers TO
b,come choked, aud fer throwing melon
rinds and other stuff into the street.
w, II. Schipp, colored, who cut another
man pretty badly with a knife some time
ago, is out on condition that he report TO the
court every morning until the cut party can
be found 10 give evidence as 20 how il was
done and what ii was about.
81 think a few warrants would stir up the
property-holders on Second street-toward a
more active movement in sidewalk repairs.
Asd l want the police instructed particular
ly as to the character of work done-no half
way work muat be received. The work must
he done frst.classf from enc end Of that street
TO the other"
Henderson Mays, the colored nuisance
who has for years frequented tie v~Icinity of
Madison and Second streets, sounding every
pssser-by that would listen 10 him for a con-
trihution of some char acter, became a too
fire. quent visitor TO the Mercantile Bank, and
could not be got rid of except through the
medium of the policeman on the beat. 1t
wss plead that he was subject to epileptic
fits, upon which the Court discharged him
with a warning 10 stay at home or go to work.
Willis Mitchell, colored, gave the most
thrilling account of how Cspt. r. 7. Blown,
also colored, conuivsd 10 get a whack at his
~corporos;ty with a hawk-biil knife, which
was listened TO by the frequenters of the
Police Courtroom, bat be failed TO tell
anything about the section Of brick pave
ment he was threatening Brown with. The
| testimony by other witnesses confirmed the
story about the knife, but there WAS a con-
spicuons absence of the thrill with which
Mitchell had clothed his narrative. 1t was
pretty well established, however, that Brown
drew a knife and threatened to STAY Mitchell
with If, having previously threatened to elbow
him across the street with a navy-six.n il
was all about a FISH Mitchell had told tc
Browns wifi, valued at sixty cents, ON which
Brown paid fifty cents and Mr.. Brown
twenty Genie, thus collec ing ten cents more
than the original price of the fish. Mitchell
and Brown conducted their own cases, anC
each charged the other with all SORTS O.
meannees. Brown was fined IS for misde
mesnor and S25 and bound over to the Grim.
inal Court on the charge OF assault with
knife. Mitchell was also fined S25.
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John Wa,sl,, Undertaken,


AuEtce 70 HIOIhers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should ST.
ways be used when children are cutIing teeth. 1t re-
heyes the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub Rwakes as bright as a
button" Itts very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, sllsYs al pain, relieves
WIND, regulates the bowels, and is the best Knovn
remedy for d~tarrhea, whether arising IRON teeth
Ing or otnCr CO rSeA Tw"rfS tive c "is ocine
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MEnPBES
Daily COIlon-Belt Reports from Rail-
road Stations.
MEMPHIS, TEN ~, August z, 1888.
LOCAL NOTICES.

u. i. FLANNEk1,
Observer, United States Signal Service.
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COLLEGI
CECILIAN MALE COLLEGE.
GE0RGETOWN COLLEGE, D. c,

RKv. JAMES A. DOONAE, ~, PRxsIDRHT.
ACADENfC aad IENi1ff
open on Thursday, Sept. 10, 1888. Board, tuition,
ETC., $500 per annum. For Particular address
PRECEDENT GEoE0EToWs CoLLF8n, ID. Q.
the SCHOOL OF MEDICINE opens on
Monday. Sept. (, 1885. Terms for the full Course
OF Lectures, 500. Address J w. ii. LovEof,
MD, Dean. 800 18th St, NV, Washington. ID. {.
OF LA " opens on Thursday.
Oct. 4. 1883. CourSe OF studies extended and "a
arranged. Faculty: Hon. Il. T.. hernck, HOB.
Jere "a. Wilson, Judge w. A. Richardson ~. b
Court of Clsims), Martin y. Morris, LID. and j.
J. Darlington, ESQ. G.. W. HOFFMAN, LID.
Dean. Terms, $50 per aunum. Address sAh'L
H. Y~EATMAE Esq., Secretary, 1925 y. Y. Avenue,
N. W., Washington, ID q.
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SiateFemale College,
nemphis, VIII Reopen sept. sd.

NEISs BERTHA 4. GORDON, Principal OF the
INl 1 literary Department, assisted by Miss Laura
Z. White. These ladies are graduates OF one OF
the be / Normal Schools OF New York, ana teach
n a.oordance with the most approved mooefn
methods. All departments satisfactorily niieo.
Ample accommodation for boarding.. Location
unsurpassed for health or beauty. For further In
formation apply to
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GREAT SACRIFICE

LOW.QUARTER SHOES,
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ku6USTAFEmALE SEMINARY
sTAUNTDS, vIReIEIA,
MIR MARY .. Bali win. RKfpcIpal.

OPENS SEPTEMBER 5rH-CLosEs June, lse'.
and grounds; In It's general appointments and
sanitary Arrangements; its full corps OF superior
and experienced teachers: It's uurayaied edysLt-
azes IN Music, Modern Languages, Hocution, FiEe
Arts, Physical Culture aud instruction in tue
Theory ana Practice OF Bookkeeping; the success
full enurts made 70 secure health, comfort and hs p
pin 80; its opposition TO exirayegance; its sta.d
srd of solid scholarship. For full particulars al.
elv 49, Sukcikel Ter e~slNlpxasa.
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New York, Angus 7.-Cer;i6cate of in-
corporation Of the New England Telegraph
Company has been fled. The lines will run
from Ibis city through various cities and
towns 10 Bangor, Ne.
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1867 Prizes, amounting e2eS 100
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only 70 the oftce Of the Company "A New Ohein nj.
For fuTtner inforr5Eti0n, 1nte clearly, giving
fru sddress. Address P. g. Money Orders or Reg
istered Letters TO hEN SAtsOc-
az y New OrIeaos, La. Crdinsry
letters % Natl or Express 10 n. a.
New 0rIea1E, La, or "a. a. DAUsBgN,
COZ Seventh sire "a. WasRtD xs0n. ID. g., or
NO. q west Court az n - bsiis-- Tea
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The only scientific iron medicine that
does not produce headache, etc., but gives 10
the system all the benefits OF iron without its
bad effects, is Browns Iron Bitters,
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SCHO
BELLEVUE Rl6H SCHOOL,
Female Institute,

MIS-. Gep..J. Il. H. STUART, Principal
u,uK next session OF Nine Months open septen.
Der lsfh, with a full corps OF superior teacn.
- Terms reasonable. Apply early. Catalogues
&c =, nnnn nnnlicaiion 20 tho PnnclpaL.
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Burnett's

Promotes a vigorous and healthy growth OF
the hair. 1t has been used in thousands of
cases where the hair VAS coming out, and has
never failed to arrest It's decay.
Use Burnett's fiavorirg ex.racts-tle beet.
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE,

COLLEGE
Prepsrstory q Primary Preparatory a Business
schools for Young Girls SCHOOLS for roung Boys.
Distinct Courses of study and Government sep
arate Bulldogs. One Management. For full In
formation address
REV. A. NJ. JELLY. DID, President.
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SHREVEPORT, La, August THE first
bale OF new COLON was rec1i,-u today 1t
wss raised in Bossier parish, CHASED as strict
middlisg and sold for fourteen cents per
pound.
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Oue.rhirc Out at PIttsburx.

CINCINNATI, August mo strike among
railroad operators on any roads leading into
this city rep ,ried up 10 1:30 o'clock this
afternoon.
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Washington and Lee
Medical ooPart1oont
or THE-
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISA IA.

THIS is the only Institution OF the kind in the
i United StafaE in which ali the students are
taught daily bv the Pr frssors AT THE BEDspI OF
the sick In tie wsrdz OF a large hospital. The
Charity HospI al contains 700 beds, and receives.
annually mole than Six Thousand Patients, Fol-
circular addrsss 4. q. MD. Dean.
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NASHVILLE, IkNN.I August q Iooos
Z. Howard, Manager:
Three strikers in Allants, Ga, and one in
Richmond, Va, resumed work 10 day.
G. W. TRABUE, General Superintendent.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Make A COOLING DRINK.

AAhEd a OOOl1N1 OhASN
Iuio half a lumber Of water put q tea
spoonful of Acid Phosphate; add sugar to the
taste.
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ADVICEs

received by the Brotherhood Of Telegraphers
to-day from Milwaukee, Detroit, Boston,
Nashville, Cincinnati. Louisville, Ogden,
Utah, Omaha, Little Rock, and ST. LOUIS,
report the Brotherhood solid 10 a man and
waiting patiently for instructions.
The Brotherhood feel elated over their ad-
vices from Chicsgo. The Tribune, which
heretofore has been rather the advocate Of
the Western Uoion Company, has turned its
influence 10 behalf Of the strikers. This in
itself, in connection with the strength shown
there by the Brotherhood, is considered by
them an evidence of weakness on the part Of
the
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"For four years I suffered agony from a
skin disease. Or. Bcnson's Skin Cure cured M"
C. B. Mcdonald, Plantersville, Ais. 81 at
druggists,
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DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
EOR So
- S9Gh =
POPULAR MONTH.
In the City Of Louisville, on

FEELsAE, AUGtbt II, Iso3.
Tbese Drawings occur OF the last day of each
month (sundays excepted). Repeated adiueics-
ton by Federal and State Courts have plsced this
Company beyond the controversy Of the Law. 70
his Com psny belongs the sole honor of hsvf1s tn
ugurated the only plan by which theiE Ez1S!sS
re proven honest and far heTolt aIsSks7s
EB.-THE COMPANY has q or HAND A
LARGE CAPITAL y RESEaVEFUEp- kEs1
CARFFULLY THE LIFT OF FB{zE3 q E6s
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1850 tl1ll sHV
q Tickets. SO 50 Ttcke.sf 500.
Express- DON'T GESD 81 REGISTERED LETTER
OR P~05rOFFICE ORDER- Crden Of s. ana ~
ward, By Express, can be cent st o7E expzcCa
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