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Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16
IHE recent explosion in the powder

IHE recent explosion in the powder
magazine at Scutari, Turkey, lcaused by
lightning, killed ten soldiers and seven civ
iilans and wounded forty soldiers and ff-
teen civilians. A portion of the bastion
fell on bazaar adjoining the magazine,
causing great destruction to property.
DURING the week ended on the 9th
inst, there were thirty-two deaths from
yellow fever at Havana. Cuba
FRANCES M. Scoville, the sister OF
Charles Guiteau, who was divorced from
her husband, George Scoville, last January,
has filed petition in the Circuit Court at
Chicago, ILL.,, to have her name changed to
Frances Maria Howe.
CHARLES POLLOCK, aged twenty y-eight
years, and the son Of a wealthy resident Of
Vincennes, Ind, murdered his wife,
eighteen years of age, and killed himself at
his fathers residence the other night
The cause of the tragedy was unknown
The couple had been married about six
months, and had lived happily together,
although the husband was addicted to
strong drink.
HENRY COLBERT was taken from jail
at Hickman, KY. early the other morning,
and had not been heard of to the 11th inst.
1t was supposed he had been lynched.
The trial of the dynamite conspira-
tors, DR.. Gallagher, Bernard Gallagher,
Ansburgh, Curtin, Whitehead and Wilson,
charged with treason and felony, was be-
gun at London, Eng, on the 11th. Lynch,
alias Norman, the informer, repeated his
testimony in regard to the doings of the
conspirators previous to and after their ar
rival in England from America.
THERE was a murder at Troy, N. Y,
on the afternoon of the 11th, and two other
men were SO badly wounded it was thought
they would die. The trouble grew out of
the strike Of moulders at the Maleable
Iron Works in progress in that city.
Tom SMART, negro over thirty years
of age, was arrested at Milwaukee, Wis,
the other day for eloping from Fond du
Lac with Lille Schmaelig, white girl,
sixteen years old. He was employed as
cook at the American House at Fond du
Lac, but was formerly of the Newhall
House, Milwaukee.
ANOTHER twenty-five mile section of
the Northern Pacific Railroad in Montana
has been accepted by the President.
DIR. BUCHANAN. of bogus medical di-
ploma fame, was arrested at Philadelphia,
Pa, the other day at the instance of his
daughter, charged with transferring prop
erty belonging to her.
A YEAR ago the large ornate and
costly elevator of the Navy Department at
Washington fell a considerable distance
and injured several persons. 1t fell again
on the 11th about twenty feet. Seven pas.
sengers were severely shocked and bruised,
but none of them seriously injured.
The suit of Mary Alice Almont Liv
ingston, the young lady who sued Henry
Fleming, wealthy New York oil broker,
for breach of promise, has been settled by
compromise. At the trial Miss Livingston
got verdict. for $4,000 damages, and
motion for a new trial was made ON TIL
ground that new evidence had been discovs
org
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16
An Enterprising Postmaster.

CHATTANooGA, Tenn, June 9.
A few months since, Robert Lee, of Col
linsville, Ala, removed to hamlet in the
mountains named Drisken. 1t contained
about one hundred inhabitants. Through
the influence of friends he was appointed
Postmaster and wrote to- the Department
that it was a large and growing town and
made application for $500 in stamps, which
were sent him. Since that time he has re-
ceived s. 0OOin stamps. He opened general
land Office and flooded the country with
printing matter, using stamps as his capi-
tai, which he sold at discount. He had
disposed of nearly $3.50 worth and last
week made application-for 500 more. The
postofice became suspicious and Postoffice
Inspector Frey, of Atlanta, to-day detected
the swindle and arrested Lee. He was put
under heavy bond and is nQw in jail. he
bought a $500 gold watch in this city to-day
and paid for it in stamps. He altogether
distributed nearly $500 worth Of stamps IN
this city this week.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

r,n Irish members of Parliament
IA banquet to United States Senator
ga,o os If Florida, at Westminster, Eng, on
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

u-,r members of the Massachusetts,
r.,.. Il representatives have voted them
nous o, az an increase of pay from $500 to 500
e.. tho session.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

rur British House OF Lords has
"a bill legalizing marriage with a
Ipacsased wife's sister.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

SECRETARY TELLER has expressed his
...antion of expending all the money he can
Iar,Ilv l,, in purchasing stock of cattle for
the Indians.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

ALDERMAN Roe, Liberal, was elected
,osmber of the British Parliament for Der
bv on the 18th without opposition, in place
of Bass, Liberal, retired.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

G. w. BENJAMIN, the newly appointed
United States Minister to Persia, had ar
rived at Teheran on the 11th and presented
lis credentials to the Shah. He was re-
ceived with a cordial welcome.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

ENCOURAGING reports have been re-
ceived regarding the cotton crop OF the
region tributary to Memphis, Tenn. With
good weather from now forward the yield,
it is said, will be good one.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

A CONVENTION of the Greenback
Anti.Monopoly party held in Louisville,
Kv.. on the 9th appointed delegates to the
Anti-Monopoly Convention at Chicago,
July4.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

A CELEBRATION in honor of John
Bright as representative in Parliament for
Birmingham, Eng, for over quarter OF
century was begun on the 11th. The pro-
eession was five miles long.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

IT was reported on the 18th inst.
that General Crook, who had been in pur-
suit Of the Apache Indians in the San
Madre Mountains of Mexico, had been
found. He had returned from his mission
and was camped sixty miles from Tomb
stone, Ariz., with cwo hundred and fifty
prisoners.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

ALTHOUGH the star-route trial was
not ended on the 18th, the record up to that
point was the largest ever made in a
criminal trial in this country. Printed in
small type and octave size, it comprised
over 5000 pages, or about 4 $50, 900 words.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

The Massachusetts, Board of Chari-
ties having elected Superintendent of the
Tewksbury Alms-house, Governor Butler
the other day notified them that their ac-
ton was invalid, as the right of nomination
belonged to the Executive.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16
NEWS AND NOTES.
, summary Of Important Events.

, c,yr-rL P. HALE was inaugurated
.-orror of New Hampshire, at Concord,
on the 1th.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

UNITED STATES SENATOR C. H. VAN
WICK, of Nebraska, the other day ad
dressed letter to the Postmaster-Ge General,
setting forth an alleged fraud by which the
mail route from Fort Nebraska to Dead
wood was established.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

The President has designated St.
Vincent, Mimi, as the port from which i'm
ported merchandise may be shipped in
bond in transit through the United States
North America.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

IHE Second Auditor of the Treasury
'he other day finished auditing the accounts
ot surviving members of the crew of the
ioSt Arctic exploring steamer Jeanette,
and they were not allowed anything for
'nelr expenses while in Washington as
witnesses. They were limited to their pay
as seamen.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

lHERE were 173 business failures
uulihs the seven days ended on the sth
i"'''' as ascompared with 151 for the seven
uayS previous. The distribution of the fail
10 upes w was as follows: New England States,
G CO Middle States, 90; Western States, S.;
Tou'nern States, 26; Pacific States and
Canada, 10.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

ihh State Department has dis
t';vnea + a special agent to La Paz, Mexico,
" investigate the case of the United States
t0Sner Adrlana, which has been confis-
toin reu " The Mexican authorities, her Cap
nr;a. Oeing condemned to five years. i'm
dl-iient' don;1 Tor smuggling. The. Captain
tba 'nat he was guilty of defrauding
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

4 agreement to submit the claim of
p.r,- o'erhment against the Salisburys,
Star AslS' r.., and others, for overpayments on
wb;.t ndii-route contracts, to arbitration,
beon was entered into in June, 1882, has
no,,a. -ouhu 10 be illegal, and the Post-office
againal r' 'nleht will therefore begin suits
tbo O a' 'ne contractors for the recovery of
tue sum of $500, 600
Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-16

RESIDENT SOLOMON, of Hayti, tele-
ebia jaNvu q the Haytian Consul at Philadel-
ripn. a. on the l1th that there was no up
and q III hayti, such as had been reported
tront, a' 'he only place where there was
wera '.s was at Miragone, where the rebels
70 ~ gh'Fenched. He instructed the Consul
in MI a ou' ior an iron steamship for sale
stton,' country that can be utilized in an
VI Mlragone from the sea.
nis1i ~ report of the Navy-yard Com
bv 81 So winch was the other day approved
eios;n o;oietery Chandler, recommends the
and Ns ol the Pensacola, League Island,
of ~ London yards and the conversion
arsans, Washington yard into a naval
to tha various changes are suggested as
yard e management Of the Mare Island
dollarl ~ which saving of about fifty
roll - day may be effected in the paw.
wort = is also recommended that the
b. disoaf ioftliying the yard at Portsmouth
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Affair. In West yva.h,.~se..

INTIRKsTINo IMMORAL SEKvIcEs.-The Sunday
scnOoi OF Congress-stTeet MP church was the
scene yesterday Afternoon, OF impressive services
10 memory OF young Herbert Collins and Peter
nttcf, both recently drowned in saving other lives.
me TWO names were inscribed under the words
I'm Memof1am," dUehind the pulpit, over which
tneIe were arches OF black drapery. Rev. Mr.. Tagg
mace the opening prayer, after which Superfnten-
Gent Farr read an appropriate psalm. A quartet,
consisting OF NessH George Browning and Claude
baIrett ana Misses Ella Barrett and Claudia Fear
son, tnen rendered the hymn mo Night There
Rev Dr. Switzerland made an address appropriate
10 tne occasion, and spoke I'm the highest terms OF
Ootn young men. Miss Emma Beaf recited COM
position on death and IFS Seasons" and Mr. Geo.
Ciark, .teacher in the Sunday school. made an
A BEAVER Hat was found floating in the canal
near the Log Wall level Saturday. AS no owner
mas Deen found for it there fears that
mas peen drowned, thas being dangerous place
ana the water very deep at some points
GRAIN.-Arrived-Boa Loudon with 2, 100 bushels
corn; Doat q. f. Dunlop with 20O0 bushels of
Wheat ana eo0 bushels corn. SaleS-2.OOO bushels
quiet at 60 to g.
PoRE-Schr. Rodney, Parker, cleared from New
Haven, both ult., for Georgetown.
CANAL SHIPMENTS REsUGRD.-Canal shipments
began actively at Cumberland Saturday, ruling
rates being 50 cents freight and $25 trlppage al
though the Consolidation Company paid 80 cents
ana charged $40 trippage. The American Com
pany began shipping at 81 to Alexandria, and all
the principal shippers have now started except
new CeDtral company. Shipments by canal so
far aggregate 233ls tons Heavy shipments are
eXpec ted this week
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Alexandria Affairs.


THE SUNDAY SERvICEs-Bishop Apheus ".
Wilson, OF the Methodist church SOUTH was the
only minister not regularly In charge OF cong re-
who Of Tor
duct services here every Sunday. and are now
reckoned among the pastors Of the town. Bishop
church. The bad walking kept some pews vacant
In all the churches; The Young Mems Christian
Association was held in the afternoon at the
Methodist Protestant church.
TEACHERS lNsTITuTE.-More than two-thfrds OF
the teachers OF the city. including many teachers
of schools not connected with the public school
system, were present ut the teachers Institute
held saturday at Peabody hall. The superinten-
dent OF schools presided and introduced T. Rich
ards, OF Washington, who said that the new edu-
cation" was nothing new under the sun, for he had
found all is principles and some Of its methods in
the books OF the great teachers OF 500 years ago.
He developed his method OF primary schooling and
exhibited some ingenious charts by which the eye
and ear were both taught one thing well at one
time, and the child advanced by graded steps with
nothing to stumble over on the paths OF school.
NEW Corporation. - The Alexandria Mining,
Manufacturing and Warehouse company, Chartered
ized Saturday afternoon, Hon. j. s. Barbour In the
chair. The following directors were chosen:
Hanna, OF Washington: G. &. Ayres, OF Danvllle:
W: q. Payne, OF Warrenton; s. Wilmer. Of Balti-
ford, of Lynchburg. and J. s. Barbour, J. B smoot,
J. W. Burke. Chas. E. Stuart, l. w. Reid, l. Kent,
E. S. Leadbeater.
MILITARY PARApE.-The Alexandria Light In
fantry fair opens tonight, and tomorrow the
corps Will make a dress parade under their new
commander, Capt Mushbacl.
REPORTERS NoTEs.-There were no prisoners at
the station house this morning. and only four
dodgers There have been no prisoners except va
grants at the station house for several days
me case OF George Carter. cOlored, for passing
counterfeit money, which has been made United
states case, Will be heard In preliminary exam
ination this week by Commissioner Fowler.-The
Old Dominion Boat Club Is arranging for the com.
Ing season. number of its oarsmen will be
present at the coming District regatta, when the
EVENING STAR cup is to be rowed for.-It is I'M
derStood that an effort is foot to secure the post
ponement OF the sale OF the Washington & West
ern Railroad, now fixed for next Wednesday,
John Craven, the ola sexton Of Christ church, was
buried amid the snow storm on Saturday after
noon, MasOnS and Odd Fellows attending.
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News RriefS.

The funeral of ex-Representative Hernden of
Alabama, took place at Mobile yesterday. There
were present Senator Pugh, Representatives. Pry-
or, Forney, Herbert and Shelly, and Assistant
Sergeant-at-ArmS Cavanagh.
Kew. /. l. Nicholson, rector CT st. Marks P E.
church, Philadelphia, recently elected bishop OF
the diocese OF Indiana, has declined to accept.
- Herman BarnWich has commenced suit in New
York against Miss Rebecca Mclean, a wealthy
young heiress. OF Stapleton, L. l., TO recover
$1,000 damages for breach of promise OF marriage.
Rev George Allen, congregational minister,
died at worcester. Mass, Saturday, aged ninety
one years.
The jury in the case of George j. Rice, former
president % the Utica, Ithaca and Elmira railroad
tried In New York for embczziement. could moi
agree and were discharged
A successful test OF the new cable motor on the
urday.
Senator Joseph z. Brown gave $4,000 in bonds
TO the Tn versity OF Georgia Saturday.
Brother Frank" the Catholic brother who had
been On tria! for some days at Rochester N. Y,
was convicted saturday OF attempted outrage on
little girl. de was sentenced to i've years in
In political dispute Saturday at RaysvIlle, La,
NJ A. Jones, prominent merchant. was shot and
KILLED BY Deputy Sheriff N. l. Collins. party un-
known then killed Collins.
Thomas Z. Hawley, q letter carrier OF Richmond,
In the baIk iine billiard tournament In Chicago
Saturday Vignaux beat Thomas Wallace and In
the evening Shacfer beat Sexton.
W. c. Russell, alias Henry C. Maltby, one OF the
most expert swtndlcrs IN the countrywas arrested
In New York yesterday. He has three know q
wives.
In attempting to arrest frenzled negro I'm Kno-
oraster, Mo-, Saturday, the house was set on fire
! ana the negro was shot In attempting to escape.
! Mrs. Susanna j. Engle was struck on the head
While on the street In Baltimore Saturday night
and is believed to be dying. She accuses her nus
! band, Henry Engle, OF making the assault
| Patrick Joyce a clerk In the Hainp. on Vai Sol.
diers Home, last evening shot and killed Thomas
| Phillips
Prince Blsmarck's birthday was celebrated at
I Berlin yesterday.
| John Walsh, recently arrested IN France on sus-
! plclon or being concerned II the Phoenix Park
i New York.
Ar. Valertous Ebert, well-knowr citizen and
| former mayor OF Frederick, Md, died yesterday
| aged about 20 years
The differences between the Irish societies In
| New York were adjusted yesterday, and all viii
| unite IN the reception to Mr.. ParneII.
! Dr. X b. TunstaIl, aged Is years, a leading ply
sician OF Norfolk, Va, died suddenly yesterday OF
| heart disease
Major David Power Cunningham LID, editor OF
the New York Tablet, died from pneumonia lasl
night $500
The newspaper TIE Telegraph, Or Moscow. has
! been suppressed.
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D.. The Following Immense BargNins
In table glassware VIII be sold tomorrow only at
R. Goldschmids, sl2 7th St n. W.: Water tumblers
!5c- y dox large fruit bowls on high stands CSC,
low stands 2oc, cream pitchers SC, spoon holders
Sc, diamond shape cut covered butter dishes or
sugar bowls Zoe, oval dishes for 10c picket jars
ec. handsome square preserve dishes 10c, inch
irult plates Sc individual salt or pepper shakers
&c. new style bottle dinner casters 55c. beer
mugs sc, wine glasses i5c n doz-, goblets CSC y
doZ, inch ice cream saucerS 10c Is doz, on STANDS
for 10, twin pickle dishes l0c, bread plates l0c
plain goblets Ssc 4 doZ-, handsome engraved soc
y doL milk pitchers lee. coored glass fruit plates
Joe, fruit saucers Sc, cake plates 15c, also great
bargains in baby carriages
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


FoRD'7 OPERA Housewife Smuggiprs,T for the
Deneht OF the National Rifles ana Washington o.
cratic Association.
NATioNaI. THEATER--Mr. John T. Raymond as
AGJoi Boo Better IN ''Iu Paradise
ROLLER SKATING RINE.-General Assembly
LINCOLN HALI--"The SNOWFALL for the benefit
or the Central D.5pensary and Emergency Hos
pteL
THEATER CONIQUE. - Harry Miners Comedy
-Four.
bIdE hU :ECH-Novel performance and remark
able CuTios.tiCS
Masonic TENPLE-Locturc on Treason OF Inn
oeAty, Treason against the Eternal Cod" by
NJ. y. y. Hughes
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Political Notes.

Gov. Butler addressed over 5000 persons at a
Sprague mass-meetthg at Music Hall, Providence
K l., Saturday night, and paid high compliment
TO Gov. Sprague. who was on the platform, and
every time he referred to that gentleman, the hal
rang with enthusiastic applause. The Rhode
Island election takes place Wednesday.
The republicans OF the third West Virginia con.
gressfona1 district have nominated Judge j. H
Brown for Congress.
The municipal elections in Cincinnati and Chi.
cago take place to-day,
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A Kentucky View.

From the Louisville Courier Journal.
The testimony OF James B. Price presents pic
ture OF villainy in high places which it is not
pleasant to contemplate. The fact is, the verdict
OF the public In this star route business has been
very decidedly made up, and all the noise and
bombast of Ingerson and his colleagues can not
change it; not even verdict Of acquittal by ajury
In the District OF Columbia can change 1t.
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THE ISpfAN HosrILrTIgs ON THE MEXICAN BoR
DER.--rne movement OF hostile Apache Indians
ITO Mexico is not raid, but nm effnrt of
the marauiers to get back from Arizona into Mex.
leo. Capt Black, commanding a company of Arl-
zona volunteers, s reported to have driven the
sayageS into the mountains Capt Thompson
airy, is also In pursuit. and 1t Is said will follow
the Indians into Mexico. A rumor is current At
Tucson, Arizona, that the White Mountain Indians
on the SanCarlos reservation, are threatening togo
on the war-path II Is said secret society exists
In Arizona whose object IS to externlnate all the
male ApacheS on the San Carlos agency,
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Forty Years. ExperIence of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-fatling success by millions of
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentcry and diarrh9a, gripping
in the bowels and wird collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother Price IS cents
bottle m,W,5
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TfRM
To-day. Butler agt. Scott; op MIA by Judge
macarthur setting aside decree ana directing new
decree. Jones agt Smith: opinion By Chief JUS
tee Cartier dismisstng bill Zugg agt. Barrett;
decree passed. U. s. ex rel Havenner agt Cross:
order that DEFENDANT reply to plea In ten days
Adjour ned for the term.
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POISONED SwEETMEATs.:A box, containing can
dies, cakes and Easter cards, was received by the
family of Mr.. VIM. Deschler, in Indianapolis Ind,
Wednesday night, and eaten by a number OF per-
sons. They were taken deathly SICK, and it was
found that a rat poison had been mingled with the
stun. Deschler, the husband, has been arrested
on suspicion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-02

The thirty-f1fth anniversary OF modern spiritu-
alism was celebrated by the spiritualIsts or New
York yesterday.
pelting hail storm prevailed in Lynchburg,
Va, yesterday, followed by heavy snow, which
extended all through the southwestern section Of
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1t is More Economical

Alexandria, says: "My Wife suffered from Rheu-
matIsm and Neuralgia, and has been greatly bene-
fitted by Browns Iron Bittersn
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YaED WIDE percales, 61<c., Storms; reversible
dr-ss goods, IKE, Stcrn5; checked MIN sool Sc.
Steras; pfoca.!ed dress goods, 10c.. Stems; job
lot thread gloves, 10c, Stern's Fosters kid gloves
BLACK, 65c., Storms BlrraiuS IN cashmercS and
table linen At SterI'S, 9lf eth ST.. BET ana r.
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On THIRTY DAYS, Trfa,

On Thirty Days TEial.
The Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro VOltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
and manly vlgoE. Address as above. N.B.-No
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed wsm
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SPECTAL-The original "ClOver Leaf Print" But
Ter is dtie expressly for our Trade Ii IS uniform
III quality, and Is the finest table butter
GEO. NJ. OYSTER & Co
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to buy Durkee'S Salad Dressing than 1t Is to make
dressing; besides this 1t is made OF better ma
tertals than you can buy at the stores. Everybody
likes it
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FANCY FLGIN CREAMERY, New York State Cream
cry and New York state barry Butter, In lnr-c and
Ssnfil packages. Goods as represented. NJ alul-
terations sold 5y rs ESQ r. OYSTER & Go.
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The CAPITALS announcement yesterday that the
President viii organize brigade o; militia in the
District was read With great interest by all the
local military.
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DeServeGily POpu

Deservedly Popular.
The delicacy OF taste and the purity OF the II.
quors In Hub Punch render it deservedly popular.
Sold by grOcerS and druggists.
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SPECIAL NOTICg 100 woven-wirn mattress ct
the low price ~ $50. Wash. Il. Williams dealer
tn fashion bic furniture, carpets, etc., No 3l9 7h
and SIS. NV.
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Mr. TIN SULLIVAN has kindly donated box ID.
purchase os him, to the press OF the city, for the
entertainment Ot the EGS "Wednesday after
noon at National Theater