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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-02
FROM TWENTY TO TWENTY-FIVE

first-cla workmen, including master timers
roofers, and painters. Our facilities are such,
that doing i'm N ense business, we are BILE tO
operate on the wholesale plan; thereby saving
to customers the large profits OF the middle
men. Within the past month we have doubled
our shop room ana are, in every way, prepared
to meet the increasing demanos of The trade.
These are some of the reasons we can do work
cheaply and well, and th ey ar, someof the rea'
sons why we can afford TO do it
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-02
CHEAPER AND BETTER

than any similar concern now operating in
Virginia. We employ no ebut the best mate
rial and most skilled wOrk1nen, enjoying spe-
cis.I advantages in the purchase OF goods,
AND GUARANTEE
every job we do, both in price and quality
SEND in your orders to
GEO. W. MAY & CO.,
iunel2 Staunton, Va.
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DREsTON A BAYLOR.

DRESTON A BAYLOR,
I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
AYG Solicitor in ChGtcery, STAUNToN, VA,
practices in all the Courts of Augusta and ad-
Joining counties.
OFFIoE-The same formerly occupied by his
father, Col Geo. Baylor, decd. on Augusta St.,
opposite the Courthouse. noN
WYNN. MI. McAELESEER,
w ATTORNEY-AT- LAW,
WARM SPRINGS, VA.
Courts-Alleghany, Bath and Highland, Va,
nd Pocahontas, West Virginia.
k1-Special attention given to collection OF
claims and proceeds promptly accounted for.
dec Diff
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-02
AUGUSTA IRON ROOFING
AND
PAINT COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
IRON, TIN, AND CANVASS ROOFING,
SCOUTING, &c.
G. w. MAY & CO.,.-.......... PRoPRIEToRs:
c. NJ. HATTON-........ ......, SUPEINTENDENI'
IRON ROOFING

IRON ROOF1NI
is no longer new thing. as many suppose. puI
has been used in many places IN Europe anu an
the United Stites for more than nifty years an9
would be almost universally used II IL coulu
have been afforded heretofore at as low cost
mode of construction been known ana 1seS'
such as are embraced in the Augusta Iron hooi-
ing and Paint.
NONE BUT THE VERY BEST REFINED
IRON IS USED
in our roofing This iron we have manufac-
t. red especially for own use, an "a all lnper-
feet sheets are thrown out. Inc iron is PdiHI-
ed on both sides with
IRON-CLAD PAINT.
This paint has proved to be the hest roofing
paint in the world. 1t has an established epu-
tation of fifteen years standing throug hout the
United States. 1t is especially adapted as
protection to iron, tin or wood. We apply tne
third coat after the roof is put on, anu IL Will
last for yeirs without deterioration.
ITS ADVANTAGES OVER SHINGLES.
Shingles wero once made of the best selected
timber and lasted longer than now; they are
now made mostly of limbs. odd cuttings and
such timber as cannot be made into anything
els and are short-lived at best, and frequent
shingle roofs is twelve years, md IN towns
where coal is uee only ten years. Shlngles are
old fashioned and have seen their best days.
NINE-TENTHS OF THE FIRES OCCUR ON
THE ROOFS.
People are now guarding against fire more
than ever before, to prevent los and increase
happiness Insurance is about One-thtT0 Tess m
case Of an iron ROOF.
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ITO be continued
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''Then God bless you, my child, and give
you both long and happy life ~ said the old
lady, softly smoothing the girls bright head
And every one was satisfied, except the
ladies at the Tower. r.-.Smwddy NigA.
National Republican., 1883-09-29

werecelve regularly by European steamers the fol-
lowing Foreign Papers, Magazines and Fashion
Journals
Tho Illustrated London News, london Granhlc
Pictorial World, The Queen Illustrated sporting ana
Dramatic News The London Daily Times, London
Standard Punch, Fun, London Truth, LondonWorld,
London Weekly Times, Tho Mail, Bells Life Lon
don Figaro, Judy, London Field, Spectator Whitehall
Review. Life, London Army and Navy Gazette, Lon
don Era, London Daily News The American Regis.
ter Saturday Review, The Athenmum. Society, Gar
deners Chronicle, The Garden The Electrician, Eng.
llsh Mechanic. Tho Court journal. The London Arch
Iect ST. James Gazette, Pail Mall Budget, The Lon
don Economist, The British Architect, The Builder
London Engineering. London Engineer Tho Acad'
emy, the Contemporary Review Nineteenth Century.
Eortnighty Review, Chambers journal, Belgravia,
Cornhnl Magazine, London Lancet. Monthly Family
Herald Tho Theatre, Monthly London journal,
BInckwoods Magazine. Longman's Magazine, Good
Words, sunday Magazine All The Year Round, The
Portfolio London Art Journal, Cassells Magazine
of Art Every Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine
Dradshl,vs Railway Guide to Great Britain and Ire.
land Iiradshaw's Continental Railway Guide, Boys
own Paper, Liitlo Folks, lie Figaro. lie Votar, Oh
Bias EIsvenement, La Justice, LUnivers Iustre
Ie journal Amusaut Petit Journal Pour Rire, Lo
Monde. Comloue, La Vic Parisienno ILLUSTRATION,
lie Monde lllustre, La Caricnturo La France Ele-
pante lie Modesde In Saison, L'Llegance, Parsienne
Ie Moniteur do Ia Mode, lie Printenlps Lo Salon de
In Mode Ruvuo de Ia Mode. Uber Land und MeeE
Die Gartenlnuhe, Flogcnde BlAtIer' ana many Others
10 O numerous 10 mention
National Republican., 1883-09-29
LA, S. L.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Investigntc for YourscIves

WE no HEREBY CERTIFY that wG supervise IN ,
Alrnlsemenls Tor all the monthly ana siniaunu Il
utaWlhgS OF the LOUISIANA SrAIll LOTTERY Coz.
rANi, hhu ~ person manage anu CuntrOl the urNN.
nlg5 themselves, ana that The same are conducted
WIN uon,s'y. lhrles', aud IN good atn tpwnrt all
parGs aiiu authorize the company tU usr ths Cgr-
IN Its advertisements,
National Republican., 1883-09-29
sronKs.

Tho following arc the opening, highest,
lowest, and closing prices of the principal
stocks for the day, as corrected by special wire
reports received by Batenan q Co., bankers,
No 1A1I street northwest:
National Republican., 1883-09-29
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

rhe following list OF advertised letters remain
ing in the Washington city postoiico saturday Sep
tember %, 1888.
RS-To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for ddUeTtisCd iCttcrs. . ,.,.
HB-lfnot called for within one month they VIII De
sent to the dead letter ofhco.
EpANtr n fnN1Eu pnstmaster.
National Republican., 1883-09-29

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Following are opening, highest. lowest and clos.
ing prices on Chicago board of trade, as corrected
byspecial wire reports to Cooke & Co.. brokers;
National Republican., 1883-09-29

NOR INFORMATION
IL Concerning
Louisiana State Lottery, Henry College Lottery,
aud Little Havana,
Address T.. HUFF,
Lock Box lGj, Alexandria, Va
National Republican., 1883-09-29
EAST CAPITOL srATION.

EAST CAPITOL STATION.
LADIES' LIST.
Greer, Nancy Mrs Patterson, Maria Lou Miss
Grice, Emma Miss Preston, Lille Miss
CURE, Anna Miss Thomas, Mary Jane Miss
Matter, Maggie Miss
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Farrell, John D Harding, EA
Green, William q
National Republican., 1883-09-29
Atlsi A''''t
whole Tickets. 81,
nL l,LnIrnIn lnn-

Remit Money or Bank
ENpgesa. DON'T SEND l
TElt or pOSTOFFICE OR
OkDEiiS OF IS and upwaT
AT our expense, Address q
LAS, Louisville, Ky,
For lulogmauon RpPi.y. 70
National Republican., 1883-09-29
IL. prsutauO's London E1chequsr JET BLACK

Flows freely: does not corrode Mt once ietblack,
never tbicseus or deposits sediments never mouldg
dries Instantly is permanent ressts acids; is not
affected by irosr never chnnscs color IN tho ini;.
stand. Use g clean inlisland, and do not mix with
o,herl ink ANS luA yields on9 good COPY irom fresh
writing.
National Republican., 1883-09-29

werecelve regularly by European steamers the fol-
lowing Foreign Papers, Magazines, and Fashion
JournalE
National Republican., 1883-09-29
Transfers OF Real Estate.
Thofollowing transfers of real estate were

Thefollowing transfers of real estate were
filed for record yesterday:
Lot 80, of +. l.. Reichert's subdivision Of lots
3.2S, OF Mary ]. Temple and others subdivision OF
lotll, Of square 466, with improvements being -
feet on the east side Seventh, between IL and
streets southwest, Henry O. to Mary Ann Reicherr
Part Of lots 81, Of square 5i7 with improve.
ments, being "A feet on the north side Of u, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets northwest, Annie
$, Ryon, executriX, and Nettie W. Ryon to John G,
Harkness, trustee; dated Sept II; consideration,
nominal. lConlirmatory dcedl
Same, John q. Harkne,s to Thomas j. Clark
dated SEPT. is consideration, S8,055.
Same, Columbia Institution for the Instruction
of the Deaf and Dumb TO Thomas J. Clart dated
sept. 49, confederation nominal. (Qutt claim,
Same, Washington City Orphan asylum to
Thomas j. Clark; same.
Same, Foundry N. E. Church to Thomas j.
Lot II of Chapmans subdivision of the north
hall OF square 3S5 being 90 feet on the south side
ots, between Tenth aud Eleventh streets north,
west. \. Meyenterg to @, and H. Callaghani dated
Sept. 27i consideration, $1,000.
Part OF lot 10 of square $40. with improvements
being ~ tset on tue north side Of street. at the
intersection OF sixth street southeast George Cal;
laghan and wite TO william Crummins dated
Sept rs; consideration, $500.
Lot us OF Cammnck's subdivision of sublots 05
to 90 Of square 2l0, with improvements, being
feet on the south side of CIrcOran, between Thi-
teenth and Fourteenth streets llorthwet, John
sherman ana wife 10 Emma II. Simmons; dated
Sept 20; consideration, $4,000.
BEING entirely vegetable, no particular care
is required while using Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets" They operate without
disturbance to tue constitution, diet, or occu-
patton. For sick headache, constipation i'm
pure blood, di22iness, sour eruGtatiOns from
the stomach ba,t tpte ip the mouth, bilious
attacks, pain III region OF kidney, internal
fever, bloated feeling about stomach rush of
blood TO head, take DR., Pierce's "pellets."
BY druggists.
National Republican., 1883-09-29

ylrn CIVILIZATIONS.
BOOK DEPARTMENT..
Il is now three years since opened our Book
Department, and the many people who visited OK.
amned, and purchased Books from us must admit
that we have been the origlnators OF bringing the
prices Of works down to almost wholesale prices.
We keep constantly on hand large assortment OF
allslandard Literature OF old and modern times: also
fine assortment of Stationery, Albums. Autographs,
and Card Books vt popular prices
We have now put on our counter n series OF publ.
cations by well known writer's, published at 90 cents
which we offer at the small sum Of IL cents.
PAY Us a VISIT.
5 IA U M s,
Ladies', Gents, and GhiIdren's Furnisl,.
iugs.
National Republican., 1883-09-29
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

7
BALTIMORE. Sept 2S,-Virgnia 6s, consolidated,
43l9 past due coupons, AZ; new 1040s, 33l bid to-
day.
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loluter @i9erDeit unb nit Ser grompt=
belt bes M}pments arbeitet unb bic bie=
len Wei6eniteller unb Signalmdrter,
tuel6e bisber notbtpenbig parei, TIM eirt
2abDrintb BON @eleiien fir bic 3iise
ri6tig sufeuen, iiberfliiilig ma6t. Sas
2eBtere 1T getpiB febr gu bebauern.
@egen Die Mrt unb Weiie oagegenl tpie
Der Nparat arbeitet, 1T ni9ts eiri5unen=
oen; benn lie 1T gerabe5u pollfommeu,
Nn ber 8riidenauffabrt ift ein S6urm
erri6tet, in ipel6em li6 cine boorauli=
fde Ma16ine befinoet. 9ieie 1T bur1
cine Nnaabl BON biinnen MaHerr0br9ell
nit ben perI6ie6enen Wei6en uno Sig
nalen in 8erbinbung geiebt. 9as Ser
i6ieben eines 9ebels 0ffnet ober f6lieBt
eim 8entil unb bet baburd bernnittelte
Wa1lerbrud betpegt i'm nd6fen Qugen=
bid eine beifimmte geibe nebit Sig
nal an elmer nod 10 melt entfernten
Steue. Sic 10 bdufigeu NIB folsenz
| i9meren unf fdae, tpeld)e babur6 bDr=
fommen, baB Wei6e unb Signal ni6t
iibereinitimmen, ner6en aur nnln0gli6=
feit; benn bas Signal unb bic Wei9e
bewegen ii@ gu glei6er 3eit unb geben
imner bafelbe an. y9ur Wioeriprii6e
Smif6en 8eioen aber geben 9lnlaB gu
llngllidsfdaen. Gin paar Mdnner auf
bem Sburme rei6en bin, Inn nit abIo=
luter 5i6erbeit cine 9lrbeit gu tbun,
tpel6e fonit SuBenbe BON 2euteft erfor=
berte uno ME bon MiBperf ftdnoniHen,
Srrtbiimern unb Sea6ldiligfeiten fret
tDdr.
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ben, ibn ipie6er ar5ubringen. Sd tbue
gemiB, mas i6 nur fam, aber ba per=
6en Sic am gnbe au6 mod ein fleines
Spfer bringen miiHen. Wir beipre6en
bas, IN enn mir BEN Contract na6en.-
Ct ging, pbne eine @rtuieberung ab5u=
iparten.
g1ebmen Sic iib lit N6t, tbun Sic
ni6ts Dbne lneinen &atb, ia9te Der
Gbor- Director, als ber Ngent 5ur Sbiir
binaus ipar.s
yetta bate lid faum tint bic ganse
llnterrebung befiimmert. 9lnlpru6los
tpie frii6er, iuenn aud serltreut, ging
lie at Die Gefangiibungen. Das She
ater nto lire Grfolge auf benielben waz
ren es niGt, mas ibre Geoanfem be-
i1dftigte.-
&einbolo mar erlf fpdt in ber 9tadt
su SauIe gefommen unb i6lief nod,
als Waltber i9on lange, ia, felt Mns
bru6 bes Cages Bel ieiner Nrbeit mat.
sic teigte fi6 gum gnoe, un0 er arbeiz
tete nit fieberbafter 6ait. st tpollte 10
l9neI als m6gli6 fertig tperOen, Denl
Die Sebnlu1t oes Wanberbogels regte
fib md9tig in Der 8ruit oes iangen
Wfalers.
.IF.I E-Y.
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~ 1sgezAAA
'ttte beriibutte Srait pbne SstteYl
(glus benz s@oiton @Ipbe.@)

nerren Rebattenrel
Gas Dbige 1T Elm sutes Bib uon ssrau aubia 6.
ginfbam aus 2pnn, Maf, bic m br aIs irsenS eine
an6ere 6raa in gBaBrbeit ben Mumen ber aSrauen=
freunbip1 ben uiele ibrer GorrefponSentinnen i9r
10 gerne beiIegeii, perbient Sic rpibnet fid nit
benz gr5Hten Gifer ibrer Mrbeit, ueIe Iestere bas
aefultet sines IebensLdnsIi6en Stnbiums tit, nnb
1T ge5mungsn feds aIfiiitentinnen fib su baIten
Die ibr beIfef bic dussebreitete gorrefponbens,
welbe pon alien Geiten ibr saHieBt unb pon benen
cine isglibe ibfe fpesieae 9eibensIait pber ibre
5renbe bapon befreit su ein, tunbeiebt, su beants
iuorten. Sbre 4flansen qrdparation 1T Elm Sell
itittsl fir quite nitb iltt fr b5ie 3pede. SD babe
per1ontt otes aAsgefun6ett ttlb Bin Dol, Ser MabrS
Helt oeiIen mas id jage, abef;engt.
Wegen oieje jerwoh hlbewteienen Gigenidaften tpirb
fte uon ben beiten Mer3te1 Ses 2dnbes einpfobien
ano nsridasebsn; eiiter pom biefen faat: s9ie
@rrnng 1T punoerbar Mrb erfpart pieIes Qeiben.
tnrirt poutanbjg bic Iimntite Mrt MutterIeibs
Mofauer, 2sneorree, unregeInidBige unb idmers,
stsae nsoliatlie Meinisung, sbe git eamen.Sranf,
8IutabEub, iebe &rt geresnn anb 5ie Sarans foi,
senoen Miidenmartb f6merben, nnb lit beionSers
niitneusbar anr 3eit bes aebenswe6ieIs.a
ssra@s nns Ssfa s sses Msss ssben ssB ns
&ratt Elm. S9md9e, s,labfudt, 9rans mad 9feisz
Hitteln nn6 @agenf3ltd9e tutrb ieberseit 6abur9
absebo!fen: sis Asittaafj6wel elanssn, aopfi9mers
SdlaFofgteits Abmattutg nn6 1lnper6aulidfeit
Senes 9efabl gan3li9er @rf@6pfuitg, ipeldes
S4mersen uno @idenIeiben sur Sotge bat, lit tets
polfanbig poriiber ,na9 @ebrau4 biefes 5eiIinits
tels. eberseit unb uilter allen ttmitdnbeii it bie
g8trtung n uouftdnSgem 1leberenfontmen nit BEN,
TEN metbli9en k1rperipftem nnterIieaenben gefes.
9er9reis lit uur$ q 5Iafde, S.. fir TIdidbeii,
Mnb ptrb nom allen @pot1etern perfa,tft. Sraer,b
Deiber Mntb fur fpe5iele Sale, nrb bic Nanett uoil
Bielen bic bnrd Mnwenbung ber gFansen Miiduna
igteber ueltdnbig Rereeet 1uor6en tann man nom
Nars In ibrer rtpat- -Nbreife 2nnit, Mafi., erbas
ten. aean fage Yoitmerte snr 8eantworfuna BEL,
@t9en Meren Bef9uerbeii BET beiben @efGIed5s
tern TT bieie wtif9ung uf1ibertreffbar ME sabls
xet9e 3enalife be1peifen.
sDirs. @ihtbams aeber 9inen,a faet Elm Core
ppnnent sitnb bie beten in ber Belt als SeiIntteI
4eaen geritopfnng, gauenbe ef9werben nnb Sober
@ritarrung. Sbr 4Iut 9ieiniaer brinqt @uiiz
1ersu aefte atl6 t@ speiHe ni6f ,uirb bsib ebenio
xatiof.A
Gin Seber maB biele 5ram oIs sincn gnaben
enf su f5lt1. !,
philadelphia, ga. W mrs. o. m. o.
zzsF2a@zA7 ~
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Matter! Matter,! Matter !,

Wlntter Mfntter Mlntter |!
sDerDs; S5r oes NaAts seaSrt perbsn
unb In @urer Nube untsrbrohen burh bas
@hreien zines tranten 5inbes, pelHes
S6mer3en bonn DurabreGsn Der 3dbne
letbet2 81 es Der Gau, 70 fauft cine
StaiGe BON Mrs. ginslpms g pps
tttns @prup. CT wirb ofn armen
Rietnen fOfort BON ieinsn Sdmsrssn Be.
freien. Nian perlaiie fh barauf, ss bilft.
SO III feline Wuttsr auf grben, ote 90 Der.
lu@te unp GuG niht mitttsilen piirbe, baB
es Die Ginsemeibe resulirt, btn &leinen
5aIff unb @eiunbbeit uno Der SHUTTER
8ate peridafft, pab es tpis 3aubsr wirtt
Das Mtttel III ilGer In alien 5ausn nnb
ansensbm BON @efdmad es wtrp BON
elmer Der alteesn uno befen Doctorinntn
In ben @es. characterization. uebsr.
d su taten,oi 6laide gu 25 Gents.
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&nffin1rt & Gr.

Der befannte G6ubbdnbler s. Mar=
tin bat iein Gei6dft an obige Girma
berfauft un6 tuer6en bic 6erre1 1i1 midi
nir benitben, Die alte 6unbf9aft bes
@ei6dfies 80 erbdlten, ionbera aud inn
mer nebr ileue Qunben 3l eriperben.
SulIiban e 60. beben niht nut
bas bette un0 getndblteffe Eager in Da=
nleu= uno Rinberf6ubet, fOnoern ibre
Maareil 5ei6nen fi9 au6 bur6 preiss
tDlarolgfeit unb '9auerbaftigfeit aus.
gie 9erren erbalten forttpdbren6 neus
3ufunrell un0 liefern baber bas Naer.
.HoDeaulfe. Man faufe 66ubaeug nu,
bel ipnefl, neHn man gut be6ient fem
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(6ortfeburtg fpIat.)
x Gs IN Te;hter sic @;nnp

***rGs 1T Iei6ter bic Slime, als Ben
QBillen bes Waeni6en 5u befebren. "
9ia66em Semanb, Der franf gepefen,
giieren=&raut griinbli6 beriu6t bat,
ftimnen 9inne unb Wiae therein nit
8e5ug auf Die barin entbaltenen BET
lenben @igenI6aften in allen &ranfbei
ten, tpo bic 9eber, gfieren unb Magen
anbetrDffen lit10.
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= Sn Miin6en tuurben i'm 8rau=
iabre 1. Suli 1882 bis 80. Stunt 1883
bon ben bort beIfebenben 81 8raut= unb
5 WeiBbierbrauereien 1865, ,44hl
Wfals berbraudt, gegen 697, ,799, ,40hl
i'm Sabre borber. Ser gr6Bte gerbrau6
bieier AZ 8rauereien Seigt Spatenbrdll
nit 131, ,345hl, Sran5isfanerfeller nit
82,090hl, pi6orrbrdu nit 74,52Ohl
Nfals.
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66flmndhnfte gNeSisin

= S6madbafte Mebi3in. - Mper's
&iri6en=Bruifmittel 1T ebenio erlei6=
terno tDie 0onig; feline 8lutreinigungs=
pilen gleiten tpie 3uder iiber ben @au=
men, unb iein Sarlapari1la lit Elm
Neftar Der bem 2eben neue &raft bers
leibt, bic Gelunbbeit pieber berfeQt
uno Granfbeiten perbinbert unb. aus
freibt. Waterford (Pa). Advertiser.
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Gpilepfie f,p1, te,tm Sahret,.

SD banfe Dem Geber aller guten
@aben", f6reibt $. N. Maribaa bon
Granbp, Netpton @ountD, Mo., uoaB
er mir Samaritan Nerbine gege=
ben bat. gs beilte meine SD9ter BON
epileptil6en Nnfdlen, benen lie 9 Sabre
untertporfen mar" gu baben bel 9rug=
aiiten. $3.50.
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SIZE Nemohner bes ype{fens Il

- Sic 8emobner bes Weitens fnb
9r. Mper su ber gr6Bten Danfesi6ulb
berpfli9tet fir bic 3ubereitung BON
@per's Ngue Cure. Ser aeitige @ebrau6
bieies Mittels eripart biel S9mer5 un6
gntmutbisung, unb mir f0nnen es nit
Der gr0Bten 3uberii6t empfeblen.
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- Set einisen Sagen 1T am SH=
enbe Der MifIippi=8ride in ct. Souls
elm Npparat in Sbdtigfeit, Der allf nes
6anii1em Mege bic fdmmtli6en Meiz
den Der sur Bride ftibrenbeg 8abnz
geleiie unb bic 5isnale rgulirt, nit abs
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grabanbter, golencieune. gos
riier, &uffif9e, Gd6fii6e un6 leinene
6piBeu In GROCER Ausmabi biaiaif beim
Gamous.
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= 9nbpfe, gefqbartifet fiir Damen=
fleioer nHb mdf6e, fotpie fiir 9ettseits,
biIligit bel Gatnpus.
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nft' s
= :
Yiae1t

Gpntptonie einer
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-11-22

Levy, the great cornet soloist, was
engaged to play at great musical
festival at Atlanta, Georgia. A dele
CATION of ladies Of Macon were to sing
at the festival, but when they read an
interview in which Levy was reported
as exulting over being freed from two
women-one his wife, the other re-
ported as never having been married
to him-the Macon ladies refused to
appear on the same stage with the
man whom they denounced as "a mis-
cradle wretch" Usually, the news
paper interview contains about as
much truth as a Democratic stump
speech, but in this instance it would
seem that the ladies had some grounds
for their vigorous treatment Of him.
If every chap who speaks slightingly
of female character could be made to
feel that he has rendered himself an
outlaw to respectable society, there
would be vastly more happiness in the
world. The ladies Of Macon have set
a worthy examply.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-11-22

MUCH space has been taken up re-
Gently in the papers in discussion of
the subject as to whether the late
Gen. Steadman was, or was not, 1.-THE
hero of Chickamauga." 1t is well
enough to say that he was a hero of
Chickamauga. But he was not the
hero. He but obeyed orders. John
Smith, Patsy Flanagan and Friedrich
Spitzenberger. high privates in the
rear rank. did the same thing, and they
were just as much heroes as was Stead
man. There was no man there on
that day who might be singled out as
pre-eminently a hero, unless it be
Gen. Thomas himself. Steadman,
acting under orders from his superior,
Gen. Gordon Granger, rushed TO the
aid of Thomas. and aided that General
in doing what he had already been do
ing before Steadman's arrival. 1t is
our opinion that every man in the gal
liant command Of Thomas In that des-
perate fight was a hero. And while
we would not rob the brave Steadman
of any of his hard-earned laurels, we
must express the belief that the title
"Old Chickamauga" is no more right
fully his than it is Flannigan's or
Smiths.