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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-04-12

Burns, C0T7ls, FclOns, Fever Sores,
ScGId Head, letter, Sore
Niples, etc.
ArLANTA, O., Aug. q, 1877.
After an experience OF twenty-five years I'm sell
ing this Ointment. and during that time having
mony of my friends and ne4ghbors 10 Confirm my
its value, and have bought the exclusive right %
make and sell H. and offer tito you the beat
edy in the world, especially for all TOXINS OF Piles.
READ THE TESTIMONIALS
This is TO certify that have tried Pryors Pile
Ointment ~ case o. p!lee and state that &c gave
Their state that as a remedy for burns 10 is
PaFaIleled. also used Il for letter my
e s hn ha aed sRS s iha gave Is e
more man Ip3e1neptaEy TsileI. nsideT now tnne
- Tro1p County. Ga.
Haysag been afflicted for ten ysArs at Intervals.
many nefEectual trials the remedies IN common
ontmen eSPeTs s Inn mediate Ella S TsIisf o0T Ffdm
ne relief exPeriencsd In my case ms well az from
20 this Vicinity have no hestation in expressing
'''S' IsGTa6ige. Ga.
This IN to certify that used Pryor's Ointment
ga2s f9s s 81 esy p fesv6 d az m IN g9Iy %
and healed rapidly. After the nrst application q
ever. RI. MORGAN, iadrsnge Ga.
BY the advice of Mr. Wynn. used your Pie
Ointment on servant girl who had been suffer
piles. She Improved from The very first days
'''''''' ''''''''' cassetia, Ala.
THIS is 70 certify that have used PTyor's Pile
ointment ard ID, say that Il IT, 70 my opinion the
say this from positive q ne remedy
on my own person. IHOS. ~ dOltdANs
Eez sqis BY qn dea'eys q 1netieb,e. f7aee PITY
CENTS PER BOX Ssns by mai on receipt " TTSoS.
DR.. BEtADFHELD, AtHAReR, Ga.
For saIe evsTglO6eTe.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-04-12

w. R. jones, 70uSe
And Sign Painter.
DAECEYVILLE, 1ENNESFI j

He aIyo does Decorating and Or
namental work III the latest styles,
Keeps on hand q large assortm II
of handsome Wall paper, which he
will put up at Memphis prices. Work
guaranteed and charges reasonable.
Orders left with DR.. j. 5. Roberts IN
WhiteYllc, will he promptly attend
ed t.. Oct 70 H.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-04-12

Is made from a Simple Trop cal Leaf OF Rare value
and is a POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases
that cause pains in thC lower part Of the bOdyfoT
Torpid Liver ilsadachCs Jaundice, Dizziness,
GRAY ell Malaria, and al difficulties Of the Kidneys,
Liver, and UriBaty Orgaffs For Female Dis
eases, Monthly transformations, and daring pTeg-
nancy, il has equal. 1t restores The organs that
make rhe blsOd, and hence is the best Blood Pu-
TBright's Disease. FOf Dinbstes w armer's
Safe Diabetes Cure.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers at @1.2E per
bottle, Largest bottle in the market Try IL
NE. WARNER & co Rochester. n. z
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-04-12

This IN to certify that used Pryor's Ointment
In a case Of severe burn, and that in a very few
days it entirely relieved Of ali Inflammation,
and healed rapidly. After the 1rst application 81
the Ointment, the patient suffered no pain Whist
ever. II. j. MOEGA N. LAllranga. Ga.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-04-12
LYNCHBURG. DANVILLE,
NORFOLK,
AND ALL
Virginia and North Carolina Points
PULLMAN COACHES ATTACHED,

FOI tickets anG further information,
apply to yOnr nearest ticket office, or
address W. w. MONROE. Div. Freight
and Passenger \ &c IT, Lexington, Ky.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
R0Re Rail Notes,

On Thursday afternoon next a mattel,
game of base bail will be PLAYED at
Quickstep Park, between the two nick.
ed mines from Chr,ty's cigar store,
Second and Shipley streets. The game
will be benefit to Charley Dorr, late
pitcher of the Quckstep, and should be
well attended, as il is the desire of his
friends to furnish him with a new rig,
purchase a ticket for i'm and send him
home. Dorr and Cusick will COMPRISE
the battery for one Of the mines, and a
good game is promised. The game will
be called at go, and 25 cents will be
charged,
The Red Stockings defeated the Old
Oak club on Saturday by a score of y to
Z. Ten innings were p.ayed, much to
the surprise of manager Fleming.
AT st. Louis yesterday the st. Louis
club defeated the Clevelands by a score
Off. to3. ~
Anson, of the Chicago nine, will win.
Ter In Philadelphia
The base ball game between old and
young professionals for Malone's
benefit, has been postponed until Thurs
day.
1t Is reported that manager Simmons,
Of the Quickstep, has already secured
the following players
Miller, of the Anthracite. pitcher, and
McClOskey, of Harrisburg, catcher !;
Cusick, change catcher and left field
Snyder, first base Bastian, of the Tren
ton, second base.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
Results of Violence.

Fent Hill, colored, d ed in Charles.
ton, West Virginia, on Sunday, from
the effects of bullet wound received al
a dance on Saturday night. Gordon
Ragland has been arrested for the mur.
der.
At Flemingsburg, Kentucky, on Sat
nrday night, Charles Mccartney was
attacked by James T. Fenwell and
Frank l.. Thompson, who we're ag.
grieved by publications in o new wspaper
owned by Mccartney. The latter drew
a revolver and shot both his assailants.
Fenwel died on Sunday morning, and
1t is doubtful if Thompson will re-
cover.
In Burke County, Georgia, on Satur-
day, two young men named Lyons and
Rogers, quarreled at base ball ground,
and Rogers was cut in the hand. The
quarrel was renewed after church SER
vice" on Sunday morning, and a fight
took place between the young men and
their respective friends. Thomas II.
Lyons was shot dead, and Frank and
Thomas Lyons were dangerously
wo'in"ed, John Rogers being wounded
in the face,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
Work Of the Flaun es.

A fire in South Second street, St.
Louis, yesterday. damaged folr stores,
causing loss of $56, 900. The principal
loser was the ST. Louis Quilting Com
pany, $37 900
A building in Vaudeville, Michigan,
owned and occupied by Sidney B.
Smith, was burned on Sunday. While
trying to save property in an adjoining
shed Mr.. Smith, Charles Bundy and q
boy named Walsh were killed by fall
ing wall. Two others were injured, one
OF them, named Silas Gear, perhaps IA
tally.
A fire in Annapolis, Maryland, yes
teriay morning, destroyed Basis' block,
including ten houses and nine store
rooms, causing loss estimated at
$4,000. Charles Legg and his aunt,
Miss Lizzie Watkins, whom ha tried to
save, perished in the flames.
The -four mill of g. f. West, in Gut
tenburg, Iowa, was burned on Saturday
night. Loss, $4,000.
In st. Paul, Minnesota, on Sunday
midnight, the livery stable Of Peter
Barkey was burned, and at the same
time 9. b. Thurston & Sons carriage
and farm implement warehouse and
saesrooms, in another part of the city,
were destroyed, the adjoining property
being much damaged by water. Thurs
tons loss is $4,000. Incendiarism is
suspected.
The barns of the Grand Haven Lum-
Der Company, near Sheridan, Michigan,
were burned on Saturday, with II horses
Z oxen $50 bushels of oats and 40
tons of hay.
One of Jam McDougall & Sons
grain and -four warehouses, in Mon
treal, was burned yesterday, another
being badly damaged. Loss, $40, 900.
A falling wall damaged an adjoining
nail factory to the extent of 81, 900.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
Vacating FOurtee nth Street.
COMMUNICATED

A meeting Of the City Council and
officers Of the B. II o. r. h. Co. took
place at Fourteenth and Scott streets
on Saturday afternoon, to view and
consider the request of the Railroad
Company to vacate Fourteenth street
betW cen Scott and Lincoln streets. Ac.
cording to the report of the Sunday
Star. which says that the only property
materially damaged is q two story
frame structure, tor which the Compa-
ny had already made satisfactory
arrangements with the owner, we
take the liberty to contradict the report
in toto. The frame structure spoke so
lightly of is the dwelling of Frank
Nicely, hard working and useful citi-
zen. who has the earnings of his life
invested in this property. Mr.. L. Burk
also has property on Fourteenth street,
in the same square. Mr.. Smith, the
Superintendent of the road, contemptu.
ously says that it would not injure him
as he has nothiug hui pig-pen on the
street. MI. Smith must understand
that Mr.. Burk bought and paid for the
privileges of the street, and has a right
to erect whatever buildings he chooses,
as long AS the citizens don't object.
Owe year ago Council granted to the
Company what privileges they asked
for. Sixteenth street between DUPONT
and Scott was vacated for their benefit
lfa little mpre vacating is done in this
vicinity, we will have to tunnel our
sel YES out There Is limit to giving.
10 is folly to impoverish ourselves by
being over-liberal. 1hope the member
of Council will weigh this matter well,
before they vote for vacating this or
any street Not only the owners of
land in this square, but the whole
neig ghborhood at large, is interested in
the public streets. b,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
Killed In q duel In Hungary,

TEMEsvAR, Hungary. October o.
Count Batthyany and DR., julius Ro-
senbarg fought duel with pistols to-
day. The Count was shot through the
temple and killed. The police have ar.
rested DR.. Rosenberg and the seconds.
It had been arranged prior to the duel
that the combatants should advance
five PAGES before firing Neither of the
men, however, availed himself of the
opportunity, but each stood in his ori-
ginal position. Two shots were fired
by each man without effect. At this
juncture the seconds interferred and
tried to prevent continuation of the
duel but their efforts were fruitless The
third shot was fred and Count Batthy-
any fell. An attempt was made to ex-
tact the ball from the victims brain,
but without avail. The Court had mar
ried lady who had previously been
engaged to DR.. Rosenberg
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
Sh erIH's sal es.

The following properties are adver.
tised by Sheriff Martin TO be sold at
public sale on Wednesday, Octob er
oath:
The lot aud three story brick wei
ing on tho west side of Shipley street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets,
seized AZ the property Of Catharine
O'Byrne.
A two story brick house and lot on
Chestnut street, near Van Buren, the
property of George W. Russell.
A frame dwelling and lot of ground
on the nortberly side of Anchorage
street, near Oak street, seized AZ the
property Of Thomas Il. Curlett, al.
mintstrator Of Samuel Harper, de.
ceased.
A lot of land on the northerly side of
Water street, between King and
French streets, seized as the property of
Dennis Mcclure.
On Tuesday, November 9th, a farm
of 250 acres in st. Georges Hundred, the
property Of Edgar Jamison.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
sitting UD I'm n Ter Comm

A special despatch from Bluck River
Falls, Wis, says: "The sensation Of
the day is the return to life of a Young
lady, who to all appearances had been
dead three days. Miss Lena Richmann,
the daughter Of wealthy German,
had been sick for some weeks ann died,
AS supposed. Her body was prepared
for burial, when it was suggested by
some that the appearance of the young
lady's face did not indicate death but
on the fourth day the funeral services
were held. While the ceremony was
IN progress DIR. Baxter, of Milwaukee,
looking at the face Of the supposed
corpse, asked that the services be- inter
rupted long enough for him to attempt
resnscitation. This was done, and be
succeeded so well hat the woman rose
in the coffin wi a terrific shrek. The
scene was highly exciting. Men turned
pale with horror, women tainted, and
1t was long time before anything like
quiet was restored. To-day friends are
continually calling to see and con-
gratulate one whom they never thought
to see again in this world She says
that, while in trance like condition.
she realized with unspeakable agony
that she was being prepared for the
grave, but could not speak or make any
notion
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
Frank Leslle's Monthly.

The number for November, like its
pre- decessors, Is extremely interesting,
entertaining and instructive. The
englavings are voluminous, and an
varied as the articles they illustrate.
The colored plate frontispiece is an ar
tistic gem. N. Robinson's contribution
" The Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company Of Boston," and those on
MAD Monarchs," The Land of the
Lion and Sum-" "Book Decoration,
Historical and A Artistic" "The Tombs
Of Militia, in Mexico" ETC., will well
repay the reader. There are Serial and
Short Stories, Sketches, Adventures,
Poems, etc, by Amanda Douglas,
Oscar Doyle, Ellice Hopkins, Mrs. Jane
G. Austin, Eta w. Pierce, Mary A.
Dennlson, Captain Kemeys, etc, etc ,
and large and varied miscel any. re.
p'ete with information and entertain
ment: There are 1913 qlarto pages, aud
over 100 embellishments.
lrice 20 cents a nun Der, or SO a wear.
postpaid. MRS. FRANK LESLIE, rnb
Usher, 53, % and 81 Park Place, New
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
The Dyr .amiter'z P,ot,

L.,
va,L earning .g specials" sent to New
M par"lS Concerning an alleged plot
do" "y iaa''' els to blow up Lord Lans.
"o", ',,"aa, - new GoverBor-General OF
onaI n CAUSED some excitement in
IL, " 80 last night Nothing is known
" .hAt city, however, 10 confirm the
, ,ebort% Leading Irishmen pronounce
she'n !" Ridiculous" and the only
\ Journalistic notice taken of them is by
affench paper, which hopes that irs
irish friends will have more sense
| han t. make any hostile demonstra.
ion, and calls upon all French Cana
dians to rally around the new Execu
tive. The new Governor-General Is
expected TO land at $50 this morning,
and he sworn in at 10 o'clock, after
" liich he will leave for Ottawa on u
special train.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
SPECIAL MEE1iON.
Fast,

, fowell Bros have on their stalls il
Ihird st. market sun iish, white perch
Cape May goodies, lake shad, halibut
fresh mackerel, salmon, trout, founders
cod fish, cat fish and blue fish. They have
stall NO. 10 in the Madison street mar
ket, below Fourth, in order to accom-.
modate their customers in the northern
part of tine city.
II Sausage and Serspple,
| Alexander Black will have sausage
anu scrapple, and country produce on
MS Stall, NO. AZ in the Eighth street
market, on Friday aftern on ard Satur.
DAY morning throughout the coming
season.
Cape May GoOdies.
| VIM. Fennell, at 100 and 122 King
street. has just received tine lot OF
Cape May goodies, the finest we have
ever seen. Also salt oysters of the
finest flavor.
Fish and Oysters.
The largest variety of fresh fish In this
city is at McClures fish and oyster
stalls in Eighth street Market. Fish
and oysters always good and fresh
every day.
photographs
Reduced In prices Fine re- touched ca tinet
reduced from $500 per dozen to $500 per
reduced trom s2 per dozen TO 81 90 Der doz,
en-; =. Il. Holland, photographer, gallery
S17 Market street.
Good News.
1000 tons Of reliable Famil Coal for sale. |
All IN need Of good coal, can get the follow
ing well known brands at Stewards Goal
Yards. No. VA West Front street: Shenan- |
40 n, Eilengowan, Enterprise, Genuire
Lehigh, Hard Enough, and reeBurninQ*
Canada Pine syrup
Prompt, reliable and perfectly harmless.
No other preparation ca compare with it for |
q cough or cold. twenty-five cents at all
drug stores.
Family FavOrite
Improved Roller Flour he Ct In the market
wa ranted good Our 70 flour Ia good
hour tor the money: can't be beat. W. j.
Front and Madison streets.
Ladies, Attention.
Call at H9rtman's, Fifth and Poplar, If
Iou wish To see a fine assortment of toilet
powders. We have Hunts, Farmers, nun.
.er's and all the best.
Oysters, Fish and Oysters.
The best salt oysters in this city re-
,eived every day prices 20, 80 and 40
IT'S VIM. Pennell, 12O aud 122 King st.
Magic Alomixer,
For the throat and perfume, throwlngl
continuous spray. Sold by Taylor &
Fullerton, No. 3O2 King street. It
Como and Look
" ur ladies' kid button CATERS for$1. 25 G
i Babcock's, 206 Market street. q
ne pebble button, worked button holt
Or $l.50, at Rabcock',, 2Ob Marke
treet.
Attention. ii
100000 cigars Just received from first-class a
,ctorics. Call at the Delaware Tobacco
.gency, lOb East second street. "A
Lex, Barney makes frames cheaper than CT
thers. Fall styles In ebony, velvet and 81
iush goods. No. . +. Seventh street.
10 get the best brands of flour 20 60 II
V. j. Morrow. All French street. "
Use Hscker Hour from W. j. Morrow,
II French street. a
For best Minnesota -four go to w. j. y
lorrow. AT French street. v
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
NJ airline Losses,

The sloop Little Josie was capsized
by collision with the sloop Sally, off
Newport News, Virginia, yesterday
afternoon, and three men were
drowned.
An unknown coal schooner sank in
Vineyard Sound during the sqnall of
Saturday night.
A dory WAS found yesterday morning,
at ScaI ton Beach, Massachusetts, which
IL supposed to have been lost from the
schooner Helen N. Crosby, of the Prov
iucetown fishing feet. Search is being
made for the eight missing sailors.
The barge Pacific was picked up by a
tug off Charlotte, on Lake OntariO, yes.
erday morning. There were four other
barges in the tow, all Of which broke
loose, aud one is supposed to be lost,
with those on hoard,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
PeAlsssulA Pet sats.

The Smyrna town hall In to be r,
painted, papeuM and otherwise improv
ei.
An artesian well has been sunk neal
Woodland Beach, going down nearl,
two hundred feet before striking wat
er.
An old man, near Selbyville, wht
kept his money In q trunk under hi
bed, found his trunk out In the stable
one morning, but the money, $l65 wa.
gone.
The Railroad Company IL building al
Clayton large coal bins for the accoino.
dation Of dealers.
The store and dwelling. house OF the
late Daniel Stevens, At Odessa, will he
sold at public sale by the administrator
on November 10th.
The PersiinmOn trees are very full of
fruit this Fall, which IL said to be a
good Indication Of a severe Winter,
The cash receipts OF the Cecil Fair
over el0, ,OOO-exceeds that of any other
Maryland institution Of the kind heard
Of this season.
The Bower Brothers OF the Newark
Ledger have added u Campbell press to
tnelf once equipments
over y gateway near Chestertow II.
MD. Is . sign bearing this inscription /:
"A private burial ground for all
agents."
Talbot County has coIored man who
Is spry and mentally active at lO4 years
OF age. His name ia Levin Mills, and
his age Is a matter of record la the
BowdIe family of that county.
The Sussex Journal says: "A rnmor
has reached this town that Prot. STAINS
held, who is well remembered here ~
the funny man of Hamlin's Wizard
Oil Company, died in Chrisfeld recently
from the eff cts of eating too many
oysters"
The steamboat Artisan, plying be-
tween SeatOrd and Baltimore, has been
purchased by parties from Chester, Pa |
and Withdrawn from the rodta AL
chance Is thus opened for another boat,
AZ Smyrna has failed to get the pro. |
posed loop of the railroad for their town,
The next propos tion is to make the
;reek Davigable up to the town, In
'rder to furnish cheap and easy com.
nunication with the ci les.
The Transcript says :" Delaware has
10 election this year, and we can sit on
ne fence and see EN- fght it out else.
where.
1t is stated that Alexander Maxwell,
proprietor of the National Hotel, at
Aiddletown, will relinquisb the bus
less AZ soon as he finds a purchaser for
he property.
The valuable horse stolen from Alex
nder Maxwell, at Mid 'letown about u
aonth ago has not been heard from by
he owner.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
The Size OF London,

" ! am going to Amsterdam to-mor+
row." said Mr. Croff'ut, ''to get a glimpse
Of the International show. London is too
large, have found out that can't see
it If l stay here forever. 1t covers l22
square miles, and couldn' get through
the streets in ten years behind Maud ).
Its gin palaces and beer shops would, if
put in a line, reach seventy-tive miles.
There are 400, 900 gas lamps in its streets.
Twenty-seven miles of new streets are
added every year. Every day 10000
strange = come into the city, and 1913
babies are born | begin to feel crowded
and shall get out.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
Cold weather.

A few days ago we received a note
from Howard 2. Walton, dated Silver.
ton Colorado, October 8, in which he
says 1t Is pretty cold, and considerable
snow In that section. 1.-The mountains
are already covered with their white
robe for the winter" If such weati,er
prevailed h here In Delaware, we would
have good reason to complain Of he se.
verify OF winter.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23

me most delicate persons enioy
taking Emory's Little Cathartic Pills =:
they restore color, give wholesome an.
petite, put new life in broken down
body; they are pleasant tC take and
their action is very mild. Druggists
sell them.-15 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
Fall Celery.

John Davis. who carries on trucking
on Maryland avenue, left at our office
few stalks of celery which were feet
II inches in length. The indications are
that 1t will equal if not excel any that
comes to our market the coming season.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23

before you act. The eyes otthe tax
payers are scanning your actid i close
ly. You are the sworn glas2fats OF
the peoples interests, and not the
special agents of land spectators. Be
careful how you interfere with estab-
lished street grades to benefit the few
Spectators at the expense and detri-
ment OF the many. JUSTICE.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
ChiIdren's Tenn perance Meeting,

A large temperance meeting of child
rem was held on Sunday i'll the Gilbert
Presbyterian Chapel, Fourteenth and
French streets, Mr.. George r.. Hart.
man presiding. Mr.. d. W. Bisselle
interested the children by arpr plate
vO'al music, temperance addresses suit
able for ildren were made by Mrs,
HollingsworIh, Mrs. Chandler and G.
W. Wells.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
Auction.

Among the blankets bought at the
great manufacturers sale by Kennard&
Co. the extra large size ones at seven
dollars and forty cents are exceedingly
cheap. The usual price Of this blank
cts il ten dollars. Don't miss them.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
In RererK from Cougb, sore Tn roar,

ETC., should try Browns Bronchial
troches," simple but sure remedy.
Sold only in boxes. Price 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
The RepubAl lcan

Office is now ready to execute all kinds
of job printing, In first class manner,
and at prices in keeping with the times.
When in want Of job printing call aud
get estimates.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23

Expressions Of gratitude on the part
of the public are always impressive
and solemn. 1t is pleasing to know
that the people are justly praisng the
merits of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
safe remedy for coughs, colds, bron-
chitis, Group and sore throat.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
AAie MI,sSws.

fIs ,,' o, COWS by Roberts g. Tyson, at
m'r ~ "reen, Del. Co. Pa, takes placs
[hra" wv instead ofThursday a. here
IouIi 1 The dairymen in this section
h" pear ,his fact In mind. The
|, ,iiin,ch leaves this city at 1890 a.
un' "' b' met bya h hack At Linwoo l..
ks,vo PARTIES to the ground without
I,II H. ana dinner will be thrown iu
k.n,,, ,'l'ors who nave Ill idea of pur.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23

John Fl. Hamilton Y Co. sell at ow-
EST prices, bes, hard and free burr ing
coal, cord and kindling WOO lin sand,
cement and building material at
Eleventh and Church streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
A Valuable Remedy

for all throat affections Is the truly re.
nowned Domestic Cough Syrup. Sew
enth and efferson streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
Important 10 Young Ladies'.

For Impure Blood, Scrofula, Pim-
pies, Disfguring Eruptions, take
Liebig Co.'S Cocoa Beef Tonic.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
"'s' White PulmOuic Rai.

n, era." luhs temedy Of Wilmin IT on
|NuII rsnd by thousands, has saved
Eek in from the c0nsumptiyes, grave.
NJ, crn. ,,a.ins Coughs. hOnrseness weak
Sl ,'P sore throat, otc. 81 G. nts and
W. w lruagi-ts. Matn depot, 4th und
" Non '"'"glou Dol, I'hiladei, hia, John
~ way n Co., 6o2 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
A Loss.
Al.I All ll

Alvin Allen, brick manufacturer, lost
a valuable horse on Saturday last from
dropsy.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-23

A meeting Of the W. G. T. U. meets
every Tuesday afternoon in the chapel,
MT $40 o'c'ock. Everyone IL invited to
attend.