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National Republican., 1883-09-11
yest anN osuunn.

Il osT-BETwEEN TIIE HOURS OF q AND 7
n y M, sautenber 10, lsS3 nn onyx LCcKei, mon
ngTam on one SIDE ANA IN emblem on tho other A
liberal reward wild bp paid Gir return OF same ~ No.
$40 Stree northwest SeIi-3if
Y OFT MONDAY EVENING, SEPTFlT BEH 10,
! 9n street, baiEeen sixth and sew H. 9r OF
SeNpnlll blfrel, iptwcon aud v 40 lhW,n black
wall, cunlNln,ns pa pT and i1 tinSRtS To uSt THS.
suitable reward 10 finder II lef at al street. u0rl-
west tull-Stf
kIrBANED OR SlOLEN-ON THE EVENI No
81 uflh Nth blue skye Gyn; an swets 10 lhc name
oi less \ suitable rewAd 4 returned TO 3l7 g srcGL
southeast srll-atg
National Republican., 1883-09-11
.Iohnson M. F;iiot,s Funcrnl.

The funeral of the late johnson NJ. Eliot
took place from Ascension church yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. Rov. DIR. Elliott con-
Quoted tho services. The Columbia Boat
club, of which the deceased was member,
attended in a body. The floral tributes were
numerous and beautiful. consisting of q crown,
cross, and anchor combined, three broken
columns, two anchors, seven crosses, wreaths,
and bouquets. Tho deceased was the son Of
Wallace and Eugenia Eliot. The interment
was made at Gienwood cemetery.
EDEY's Carbolic Troches euro colds and
prevent disease.
National Republican., 1883-09-11
IwIss sTEAMLAUNDRY.
FINE WORK.
1872 + STREET, NEAR EBBITT HOUSE

aulis,tu IRA GODFREY. JR Proprietor.
H and longevity; hence the most enlineY physi-
clans surgeons, and Thousands OF other wei known
persons. from far and near visit VI
DR. WHITES ESTABLISHMENT,
l4i0 pennsylvania avenue, opposite WlnF as Hotel
for relief IRON cors, bnnions, diseased nails. aud
other complaints OF the feet.
Twenty-Five consecutive years of practice In Wash.
ington. d. O.
Fee. 81 per visit for putting the feet In order.
National Republican., 1883-09-11
SarOital.

~ NTOuR TREATMENT FOR IMPoTENCY
y and nervous decay, am convinced, Is tho
lecr from John S. Allen ~, d.. to Erie Medical Co,
BnGglo. n, Y, Ga request the company Will mali
free tOr sealed fnr stgip) explanatory pamphlet SC.
TTNALTH is WEALTH.
Dii. T., G.. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIH
TREATMENT a specific tor liySleria, Dl1znesS,
Commissions, Nervous Hendache. Mental. Depression,
Loss OF Memory, SpormaIOrrhOea, ImIOtency, ln'
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
nyer-exCrti0n. selEnGlse or oVer.lnduigencr, witch
leads 20 misery, decay and death. One bnN VIII cure
recent cases. Each nuN contains one months treat
lnent, one dollar hOx, or SIX boxes for i've dollars
sent by mall prepaid, on receipt nf plcg, we guar.
nntee six boxes 70 Cnrp any case. With each order
received by us for alS boxes, accompanied WIN Ave
dollars we VII Aend lho purchaser our written guar.
nntee return the money II the treatment does not
fleet cure, GuafAuteeS issued Cy SIOlSf& A CiloM
WELhiN PeonSylypup aYenuo WeshlnRt9n D O.,
Wholesale ana rplll agentS, Orders by mail VIII re-
Ceive prompt attcnti0h IyI'ly
National Republican., 1883-09-11
1olantrS- misteIIaneons.

VIZ DETERIORATION OF MARGARET
w FARkEL, OF Rathkaie, county Limerick, Ire
land, who len Washington years ago for Boston
Mass. by her sister, Mary Kennedy, Lying In the city
OF WashingtOn ID, e., United states OF America. Ad
dress larry KENNEDY, care Republican oflce.
atI
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Nlantth-Mu unsrs.

TANTED-FoRI IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS
w houses ranging In price from $4,000 to 5000 :.
j. FAGuE ~ son, l4lO New York avenue. selO0te
VyTANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE OF 10 OR IL
w rooms in the northwest portion of tho city; must
have oil modern improvements and be for n
Office. sei0-St~
National Republican., 1883-09-11

I1On SALE-rPKlSrED CARDS /" FURNISlIEp
AZ Rooms, with Table Board" This House inr
llent, apply at --," and FURNISHED Rooms Tor
lipnl price cents each are for sale ~ lle 3slles
QLiee VI The National Republican. dVlH
National Republican., 1883-09-11
gl,al estats sGlantro.


VNJANTEn "A LADY WISHES no INVEST
w sGl caHh In iwO or three anlUl houses, ar viii
6uy lign tRd q go0d on ~ room. house. Address
BOX G. Republican Office. ses3ts
National Republican., 1883-09-11
EAsr WAsIIINGrON.

The monitor Miantonomoh loft the navy
yard yesterday ut 12 O'Clock. Before leaving
Chaplain Kramer woat on board and ad-
dressed the crew and distributed to them
over 100 tracts. The monitor was towrd
down the river by tho Speedwell and the
Fortune, two government tugs.
The East Washington postal station paid
the frst money on tho new postal notes yes
terday. The amount was 80.
A small boy fell on Ninth street northeast
while playing base ball yesterday afternoon
and dislocated his arm. DIR, lia2en was called
in, who rendered medical mid.
Mr.. George hsloa hagged ilfty-seven ortolan
yesterday on the eastern marshes. Very few
spONgmGn were out
Tho brick work Of the new addition to the
Ehenpzer VI. Il, church ia completed.
The gas main on Fifth street between d
and l. southeast, is being lowered On account
OF grading.
Tho first reunion of the season of Prof.
Birmingham dancing academy was largely
attended by the young people Of this section
last night.
National Republican., 1883-09-11

Our Weekly hent last. published every Monday
morning, contains n complete schedule OF our houses
stores shops ana farms oiIeroi for rent, tosether
seem Property for sale ~ g parts OF lhecity. Money
H. ii. WARNER, Ola Y street
National Republican., 1883-09-11

ANAMosA, IowA.--Dr. j. G. McGuire says
81 know Brown Iron Btters is II good tonic
and gives general satisfaction"
National Republican., 1883-09-11
Our Enlarged Boys, Department

Our Enlarged Boys department.
Gives US facilities TO carry the largest stock of
boys clothing in the city. Eiseman Bros,
corner Seventh and Il,
National Republican., 1883-09-11

PRINCES potontstes, plain people, every
hody needs sdrMarim Nerrme. of al! drug.
gists 81 30
City, said "SGialitgH NWriRe cured my
niece of spasms.' Druggists in all States
keep iti
National Republican., 1883-09-11
&rrsumal Comfort.

TVlHE SHEDD BATHS. 0Os + STREET, NEAR
Il Ninth Turkish Russian, sulphur and Mercurial
Bllhs given with skill and experience. Manipnlator
often years experience at this establishment Single
bath. ~ for 70; "A for si0. open Sunday from a.
III. TO y. ~. aul7.tf
NyEW TURKISH BATH CDR BOVEEsl,
IN lIl7 street. opposite Riggs House. largo pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. No,
open sunday, Open from g. m TIL 10 p. M: Satur.
day, ~ p IN Baths. ST. 0 tickets, $3.50
ops DIR II. L. BoYEE, Electrician.
M MI ~
National Republican., 1883-09-11
YrnI Getate grnkrrs.

VNYLER d S.RUTHERFoRJ
l. REAL ESrA@.3 AND INSURANCE,
No, 1923 y street northwest
BRICK DWELLINGS FOR RENTI
No. lGi5 Thirteenth st. n. W.
No. 1879 Thirteenth ST. n. W.
No 1915 Cprcoran st. seG-Gt
National Republican., 1883-09-11

WADLEy, GA.--Dr. b. X. Doyle says: al
consider Browns Iron Bittcr's superior as a
tonic to any preparation now in use"
National Republican., 1883-09-11
Rpsiness 6han,,s.

4 LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
n on Time Deposits, Uniied States Bonds hOusns
where, by J.. u, sQUIER s CO., BankerA ltle psnp-
National Republican., 1883-09-11
for Rrnt-- AlistrIIanruns.

Ij1oR RENI-oNE HANDSOME UPRIGHT
IL piano, D3i street northwest seli-8ts
UNOR RENT-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
D 13a Seventh street northwest for many years
occupied as shoe store. Apply TO WM q. BURNA.
bOl X street northwest. iy25-tf
National Republican., 1883-09-11
luafOjng.

1ryA - II STREET, NORTlIM EST-lIAND u.
/ II - spmely furnished communicating ruOns.
with board;1ablo hoarders aocommodaIod references
given ARd exchanged seI-l2tf
National Republican., 1883-09-11

THoR RSALE-NEAR BRIGHrWOoD, d. G. FROM
N one 10 ten acres, improved by cottage, Stable.
fruit, shade trees, &c H. w, WALKER, lOO5 street
northwest seo-Htn
National Republican., 1883-09-11
cfor SaIe--&ots.

JINoR SALE--IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
~ city, lot soxl35 ise! or suhdlvislon Of the same
lot l5xG0 feet to 30 foot alley the owner OF adJon
Ing lot will build with purchaser. Apply TO No. 8li
Thirteenth street northwest. yi0
National Republican., 1883-09-11
:For SaIr--Farms.

INoR SALE AT a BARGAIN, OR WILL EN-
H. change for city propery-3zba acres three aud
half miles out seventh street highly improved fruit
necessary outbuildRgs; beautiful view; ane shade:
well watered. X. w. WALKER, 1905 street north
west. SEQ ct
National Republican., 1883-09-11

INoR SALE-AT SACRIFlCE-A FINE
~ grazing farm In Maryland, miles from Wash
ton. BISHOP 4 HILL, 1908 + street northwest 2atf
National Republican., 1883-09-11
tfor 2rnt---Sunsss.

I1oR RENT-A PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE
~ to adults; rent taken In partial board. l29 q
street northeast, Capitol liil sel0-Jts
National Republican., 1883-09-11
:for SaIr- Miscellaneous.

DICYCLE FOR sALE-5g-INcH BRITISH
} Challenge full nlckeled, with bell rest price
no; warranted In perfect condition. Apply mt
National Republican., 1883-09-11
, @anteS- -8eIp- female.

VEyANTED-AT as G STREET NORTHWEST
wv Astout young colorcd woman for laundry; also
aboy for dining room bring relerenoes. aes3t@
National Republican., 1883-09-11

TT, YOU WANT 70 BUY. SELL. RENT. OR
rlpet BARGAINS at the Renl Estate Exchange OF
WILLIAM II. MAIN tG BROTHER, H.. Charles
northwelt mhlgu
National Republican., 1883-09-11
@lantrS--NtIp--MaIs.

VyTANTED-GOOD, RELIABLE AGENTS FOR
w the Baltimore Mutual Aid society. Apply after
D. M. daily to l.. &. GADD, manager, room 3. LenOX
building corner seventh and q streets northwest
au2rtf
VIZ HUNDRED (a0C) YOUNG.
w unmarried mon for the United States Army
Cavalry and Infantry. Apply Rt No. l2lG + street
northwest Washington. au4sJm
National Republican., 1883-09-11

JIoR RENT-THREE STORY AND BASE.
u rrent brick dwelling, lilB Rhode Island avenue,
containing II rooms, range, gas. bath room, &c,
ouse Is nearly new, and VIII be Tened 10 good
ant at s55 per month, FITCH, FOX 4 BROWN, l!J1
Pennsylvania avenue. sCTtf
National Republican., 1883-09-11

NOR SALT-A 6l-INCH STANDARD COLuM-
II bla bicycle, In perfect condition; price $55 APP
ply to BICYCLE, street entrance city postoiiioe.
National Republican., 1883-09-11

VNoR SALE AT a BAR0AIN-A srANDARD
H Columbia bicycle; eau be seen NJ Swiss Laundry,
Ina2 rstr rect northwest. n
National Republican., 1883-09-11

TVNO LET HOUSE 1877 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
L nue; beautifully situated overlooking Scott Cir
rooms rent, sSh33 viii not be leased for less than
two years; possession October ]. Apply next door
National Republican., 1883-09-11
1lapteo- Situations ---MsI

WANTEDI.-MA,NI AND WIFE no WORK 9N on
street. seii3tt
MANIFESTATIONS BY 4 REGISTERED
w aud competent pharmacist. Address IL, Re-
publican once. sol0-3t"
VIZ TANrED-RY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, A.
wv situation coachnian, with good reference. Ad-
dreys y EnIirtl, atront aouthpast ga7.ata
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06

inson, who now holds that office, has served faithfully, and peorle in that section general ly will be glad to cast their vote for him at the next election.
 A coat, richly embroidered yellow vest and one boot with one toe worn through are on exhibition at the Danbury fair as part of the wardrobe which the late General Tom Thumb wore on the occasion of his pregenta- ton to the Queen of England. They ,,are ex- hibited by Mrs. Wilson, cousin of the gen. eral.
 Asahel Thomas was found upon the Air Line track Wednesday evening, lying across it. The engineer saw him in time to reverse the engine and stop it. When found he had destroyed his pants. He has hatred for that part of his apparel and destroys all that is given him. A few years ago Thomas was in comfortable circumstances; then he lost his wife. was stricken with paralysis and his property disappeared.
 On the counter at the drug store in Deep River Wednesday evening was an open box of ''High Tide" cigars, and written on card which lay upon the box was seTake one, the compliments of 0. M. Pratt. During the evening wedding took place in the lower part of the town, the contracting parties be- ing Mir. Charlton M. Pratt and Miss Annie Prau.
 The will of Mrs. HawIey Sherman, of Brookfeld, contains bequests of $20O each to St. Pauls church, the Domestic and For eign Missionary society of the United States | and the Domestic and Foreign Missionary | society of the Protestant Episcopal church. There is also bequest of $1,O00 to the fund | for aged and infrm clergy and widows and
 orphans of clergy Of the diocese of Connec- 1 ticut.
 On Wednesday (3rdl while Elmer Brick
 son and Nelson Platt were out gunning near
 Dumping Pond. Stamford, they lost sight of
 each other in the woods, and shortly after Erickson saw what he supposed to be a rab-
 bit moving in the bushes. He fired, with | only too good an aim His young compan-
 ion fell in blood. The wounded youth-he
 is about sixteen years of age-was carried | home and medical aid summoned. The boy
 received the heaviest part of the discharge in
 his head and the physicians fear the result of
 an attempt to extract the shot.
 ] When a customer enters the restaurant of William Knapp at Stamford, one of the first
 things to meet his eye is the big placard bear | ing in bold, black letters this legend: "Color ed Peoples Table" This placard hangs over
 a table way down at the rear end of the res 1 taurant. It is the duty of walters to say that l sscolored people" can sit at no other table. Three weeks ago Mir: Knapp painted this pla
 card and adopted this new rule. Hitherto 1 there had been no distinctions made between | customers in his restaurant on account of the
 hue of their skin, so long as they were ap-
 parently respectable and we'll behaved. The
 new departure was initiated and the color
 line is now drawn with decided distinctnes at 1 Thomas Garland's saloon and at GermRnia 1 Hall, the only variety theater in town. The
 proprietor of the place says his catering or | not catering to men of color is nobody's bus 1 mess and seems unaware that he may some
 day have damages to pay under the law.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06
Yale News.


 In the tennis tournament yesterday Ship man defeated Jenks.
 The Bicycle and Hare and Hounds clubs will make runs this afternoon.
 Football game this afternoon at the park between Yale and Stevens Institute. Ad- mission 35 cents.
 Tomlinson, '84, has secured the agency for the Yale book and class album for this year. Copies may be seen at g South.
 There will be meeting of the junior class Shis morning at ten o'clock to elect their promenade committee.
 Price, '83 the recipient of the modern lan- guage scholarship established last June, will soon go to Paris to pursue his studies. More scholarships of this kind are greatly needed Lambert, '84, who was injured in playing football about two weeks ago, has recovered The foundations of the new gymnasium have been laid, and the work is being rapidly pushed forward.
 The freshman class at Dartmouth is much larger than usual, containing one hundred men.
 More than one million of the four million dollars called for by Columbia last year have been pledged.
 The fall regatta of the yacht club will oc- cur to-day, the boats starting from Belle Dock at 2:15 o'clock.
 The university of Vermont has been given forty thousand dollars for medical building by John P. Howard, Esq, of Burlington. In the tennis tournament between teams from Amherst college and Waterbury, Conn :, Thursday, the latter were victorious.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06
State News.

A Birmingham boy named Tyner fell from 8 chestnut tree Thursday and was badly in- jured.
 The rolling department of the Peck, Stow & Wilcox company, Birmingham, will close all next week for repairs and impro sements.
 Another effort is being made to raise funds for building an opera house in Norwich, and the public are asked to take the stock at $25 8 share.
 The dwelling house of Virgil Barnum at Balls Pond in New Fairfield was completely destroyed by fire few days ago. It was un- occupied and is supposed to have been set on fire.
 Daniel Mahonys tailor shop at Danbury was entered by burglars Wednesday night and robbed of goods to the valne of about $1o0. Entrance was effected by prying off the look of the door.
 The fifth annual fair and cattle show of the Simsbury Agricultural society opened Wednesday. There was a large attendance and good show of fancy articles, also of fruit and vegetables, the potatoes especially being very fine.
 Next week Wednesday the MiddIesex coun- ty convention will meet at Haddam to nonai- nate candidate for sheriff. MT. J. I. Hutch
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06
State CorrespOndence.
.haShIrE

Cheshire.
 The Cheshire Watch company organized here yesterday by the appointment of Hon Edward A. Cornwall as chairman and B R. Brown clerk Directors were elected as fol- lows: w. J. Wood Collinssille; F. Street, Harford; Thomas Porter, New York city; Ar thur Hotchkiss, New Haven, Edward A. Cornwall, George J. Oapewen, R. H. Guilford, w. c. Williams, M. D., and James Laryon, Cheshire. George J. Cape well was chosen president, Edwin R. Brown secretary and treasurer. The capital stock is $1Oo, 900, divided into shares of $10O each, and ali taken. At the town meeting on Mon day it was voted to relieve the company from taxes for five years A site for the factory will be immediately selected and the proper buildings erected. The energy of Mir Cape well, the president of the concern, insures it's success.
 October 5.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06
steamboat LIne for New York
 Fare 81. including Berth.
R1akatr Rn,. thn nn-.... -

TAeksFs Tor the Round "Trip, er.Ee. The steamer O. H. NoRTHAM, Capt. sS1 J. Peck, will laave New Hsven a sS a4No 7. E., Sandays excepted. StAfareoraa sole Sn Snace of Psok Bishop, 919 Chapel street. Last 1ooe car leaves corner State Chapel streets at
 Steamer CONTINENTAL, Captain Stevens. Isavss NeM 1AVen at 1O1s a. na., SuhdayR sxcepted
 n10M RrsUn NEW YORR-The C. E. NORTIIAM Ieavas ks5x Slp at D. Ea.. and the CONTINENTAL, nk TI.61 ss "a o'cinok , SunoaSs e1cepted-saturdSy night i ,1ns 44nday s4aoy Night ,Soat for Row York. vsn @ sE 10:SO P m. Stsse1oonas sold at tEe ElItc. s1S' Free seage from Insurance Ruildiu7 (Jhnns ~sxSet commencing ct p. n. oESsn ara sold and baggage chseksd Ih4oaeN ten. ~A"ANA"1S &oV "AS9HSsS-
 sp8 8ky P u.y,
 NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. BETWEEN KEW YORK, LIVER POOL,
 QUEENSTOWN AND LONDON DIRECT
 MAILING weekly from Pier S9 North River New o 9ork: Are among the largest steamships cross ing the Atlantic. Cabin rates, $50 to S7O; Excur eion, SiOO to $120; outward Steerage S26; Prepaid sseerage Tickets $2O. Being q lower than mos other Lnes" Offices, 69 and 73 Broadway, New York Ine new and fast sailing steamer America S. 500 tons, building. F. ". J. HURST, Manager.
 Agents St New Haven, BUNNE IL & SCRANTON " ElTzPATRICK, A. MoALISTFR, GEORGE M DoWNES X SON, E. DOwNES an9
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06
fiinalltid.
NEW YoRK. Oct. {

70
 The dealings in the Hhare list o-day were larger scale than long time past and the board room was the scene of much excitement and frequent fluctuations, some of which very wide in their range. The course of speculation was just the re- vsEae of that of days and weeks past, the Willard stocks being strong and higher and the rest of the list being weak and lower during the greater part of the day. The strength of the stocks mentioned gave rise to the belief that the scheme the relief of Northern Pacific hnanciers had been practically agreed upon, although no ooial statement in regard to the same was made up to the close of business. However, the strength of these shares and Oregon Transcontinental throughout the day fercsd the be- lief on many that some sort of combination had been made to hold these stocks up. The Northern Pacifc shares closed 14s3X per cent. higher than yesterday and Oregon Transcontinenta1 2H. The reat of the market. stated above, was weak and lower during the greater part of the day with the greatest depression in the Coal roads, which were sold down at an alarming rate during the morning and at intervals up to o'clock. The brunt of the attack was against Lackawanna, in which some large blocks Of stock changed hands, the sales during the morning alone amounting to fully hundred thou sand shares. The break these securities was due to reports that the companies cutting the rates on coal and that the Delaware and Hudson had taken the initiative by cutting down the price fifty osnts The Vsnderbilts, Louisville and Nashville, Union Pacific, Northwesterns and St. Paul were also sub 1SSeSA Scale The lowest prices of the day were reached l about o'clock, after which the market became iE regular, continuing until the close, when under an official denial of the reports of the on coal rates active bidding up prices by the bulls and scramble the part Of the bears to got back some of the stock they had sold there upward turn which brought prices, except for the cosi shares and few others about the top figures of the day. The speclalties closed generally higher. Alton and Tesre Hauts clossd per cent higher spsctively. Oregon Navigation 14, Oregon Improve ment l and Manitoba IS. Chicago and St. Louis and Pittsburg preferred closed lower snd Eouston and Texas 2.
 Money loaned at 2a2k per cent. and closed at the former rate.
 Exchange closed dull and weak. Posted ratee 4s2a4s5 actual rates 4s1 s4s1 for sixty days, and 4S4s484k for demand.
 Governments closed firm.
 Closing prices reported the private wires Of l BUNNELL SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokersl Bid Asked
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06
MATHUsHEK & KINKELDEY.
Forty xear. E.sner1enee o9 an oId Nur.s

Forty ears Experience oT an Old Nurse.
 MRs WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP is the pre- scription Of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used forty years with never-failing success by millions of mothers for their children. It re- lieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhosa, gripping in the bowels, and wind colic. By giving health to the child it rests the mother. Price twenty-five cents bottle.
 a7 1vdSE
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06
CRnlinn

There being piano in the market, manu- factured in West Haven, Conn, and bearing our name, ofttimes represented as our Equi- fibre System Piano. we wish to warn the public to investigate before purchasing None are genuine unless the name, ''Mathu- Information cheerfully given on application at our warerooms. No 257 Chapel street. New Haven.
 E.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06
Court Of Common PIsas-Judse Tor

rance. In this court yesterday was heard the case of George W. Goodsell vs. Orlando Smith. It was an action to recover pay fora few bas- kets of peaches taken by the defendant at Bridgeport when they should have come to this city. Both men are fruit dealers and had their peaches come in the same car. While unloading Smiths stock at Bridgeport five baskets belonging to Goodsen were ta- ken by mistake Smith was willing to pay the market price of the peaches. but refused to pay the damages Goodsell claimed he sus- tained by his loss of trade through the failure to deliver the goods to bis customers.
 The following assignments were made in the afternoon:
 Tuesday, October 9-BradIey ys. Ellis
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06

Oliver La Tourette, druggist, Waterman, Ind, writes: 1T have good demand for Dr. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial. Hav- ing tested it's efficacy myself, can say it will cure coughs, colds and soreness of the lungs
 O1 6d1Y
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06

. Physicians recommend porous plasters in case of back ache, lame side, stiff muscles, rheumatism and all local pains. Hop Plas- ters are the best made. comprising fresh hops with gums. Ready to use, pleasant and pow erful in action. 25 cents at any drug store.
 oct2. .6dlw .
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06

If you suffer with sick headache, constipation, dig ziness, sour stomach or bilious attacks. Emory g Little 1afhartlc Pills will relieve you; . regua4or of the bowels they have no equal; very small; one to three dose. 15 cents.