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Daily Republican., 1883-08-24
ADaughter,s Misery.
Father IN Getting Well.

my daughter says.
"H0w much better father Is since he used
Hop Bitters."
"He is getting well after his long suffering
from isease declared incurable."
"And we are 40 glad that he used your
Bltters."-A LADY of Utica, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24

VIZ ROARD POKTWO YOUNG
w men In private family within ten
minutes walk Of 5th and Market streets.
References exchanged. Address, with 'erms.
"A. A." this office. au22-Zt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24

NtH! NHEAP-STALL IN STA
va Nay street. between 7th and sth
,N ,.tns ana Adams streets Apply at sol
''S' "f at this cfhce lely-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24

'LN a SEN EN- ROOM HOUSE
pI't '' y IN the eastern part Of the
I"n! '""a'cd. Address "HOusc :"
"'''t. au2O 81
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24
NHILIrS uuu..,r,

word nn'1L,rS = II, BREAST-PIN, WITH
yoipy ,n"rllng,' was lost last even.
Ito r'l' ''o'l' second and Tatnall. to
I!Ihe n,,i ""I ana Market. A suitable
re,r p"'n on returning same TO 2Ol
~---.-. au23-2tA
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24

Ne, y, nhi RllAY NIGHT. ON
Ion w,,' ttel or delaware avenue, a
Ia, thIa' t,' y deer engraved on Re.
- "''oe' au20.3t#
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24
TTAX PAY EkS. TAKE NOTICE,

The undersigned. receivers Of taxes for the
CITY Of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East
Sixth street, on and after this date. between
the hours Of and u in the morning, and
from 2 to 6 in the afternoon. tor the purpose
of receiving taxes. On all taxes paid in
August, Will be no reduction: b nd ON ali such
taxes paid On and after the first Of SOY tember
shall lie Increased by the addition of per
cent on the amount thereof.
Edmund PROVOST.
Receiver OF Northern District including all
north of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver OF Southern District, including all
south OF sixth street. lylt-tf
NALL PT BLIC SALES.
sept 1-sSuperior dwelling on Delaware
ave. also. fine lot on Pennsylvania avenue
Sept S-Fi st-class lots; Natf property, be-
tween Pennsylvania and Delaware avenues {;
also. lots on Forty Acres.
sept. l5-S0ld high lots over Eleventh
street bridge.
sept. 22-Excellent lots, high land, in the
Eleventh Ward.
Oct. 6-Business lots owe. 3rd street bridge.
Oct. l3-sundry and miscellaneous lots
and houses.
Parties desiring to sell will please send In
lists Immediately. HEALD ZOO. a22-3t
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24

SALE-A UESIKABLE FARM IN
illrfees Hundred, containing 1870
land III good cultivation, and Julld-
MT class order. win be sold . bar
on ,aty terms. Samuel Culbert,
ley street, au.L-iiho
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24

XXyANTED-s3,O0 600 AT PER CENT. ON
w first mortgage on improved city pro-
perty worth $500. Address mortgage. this
office. augl3 eOd-u
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24
y>xEEwONr SEMINARY.NORRIs
-tLGCT SCHOOL.

u. T. Maris and sister will re. e.opcn their
ch"rl, No. N" Tatr'.ll street, ninth month,
third. au20-lmO
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24

"ANTEDAA LADY TEACHER FOX
w public school at Centreville. Del.
Must be one Of experience. and good refer.
ence. Apply, with certtisate and reference,
TO DR. JOSEPH II. CHANDLER, Centre
vile p. o., Delaware. a2l-3t
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24

VNANTED-A PARTNER. WITH 0l,.
w 900, or man TO engage in a well es.
tablished and profitable business; young
man pfeferrel !. Address &" Business. =" this
Ofiice. au2l-3t
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24

,Iyb, r., ,m,M THEPASTUltE,ON
lrk h. W "" ,he 2lst of August, a.
lIyh y! morse, 7 years old. @r
tile w%V,iy HWY Shod, white star on fore.
On by ,',r ", ahovo left fore foot. Any
" rtv "lirii l can recover him viii
u Cg,""fHed. X. =. HREENLEAF. +.
w.. Del. auTltf
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24
PUBLIC SALES.

IL Laundry, No 2ll King street. Clothes
done up .icely. Warranted to give satisfa:.
tion. Give nsa trial, If You please. Fine
shirts, lOc.: new shirt. 13c., 2 tor Csc: starch
and iron fine shirt, &C.: handkerchicfs. SC. ;
cuffs, BE-; stockings. g.: neckties, g.: under
clothing. s; collars, sc. jy3l.lm'
NOTICE-A. U. q. F.-MEMBERS OF
~ Washington Lodge. No. 3, A. q. g.
r.. and members Of the order and their male
friends are requested to meet at their hall
the tirst and third Thursday evenings of each
month. BY order Of the Lodge
ATTEST GEO. W. HENDERSON.
an222t W. Rec. Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24
NOTICE.

The deed Of lot No 4, and half Of lot No. 8.
section H. in VII mIngtGn and Brandy wine
Cemetery, standing In the names Of Thomas
!. and James b. Morrison, having been lost,
application has been made for new deed
THOMAS l.. MORRISON. Ia2l.6t.e-o.d. ltwt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24

BRICK DWELL
i renting for Is per month. Price,
|l.o ;tyG..tory brick dwellings, rent
prlce fssJ each. But lit Q cash
4. H. GRECO.
|, Clayton House Building,
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24

u,Ir-asTORl BRICK DWELL.
. ., aaJ .L!pley street, easily altered
En.ir,s. purposes, contsins eleven
."t nutsiic kitchen, range, hot and
H., Ia. side entrance and also en-.
,,nm ,,ranre street; newly painted
,s,ed Terms very easy. See or ad-
KEAENs. zig market st. a2l-lOt
BER OF DESI u
a houseA. On easy terms, pleA
act commanding view, good
,,crs Prices ranging frOsss
% Io i g. 900. Apply at COR.
Real Estate once, 8l0L Mar.
.a, au 0-l2ts
Daily Republican., 1883-08-24

A, ,in Il rlARTUF A HOUSE. AP-
:, y" orange street. a2s.3t.
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,pp,r,oSAL PERSONAL MENTION

IA. suasser, New orleans, is atthe St.
George hotel. A,. T..
III. Waidman, Montgomery, Alabama, IL
registered at the 81. George
CAPTAIN Q. W. Merchant, a prominent
cattle man Of Abilene, is at the ST. ueore''
Hon. S. Il. Kilgore and John s. Spinks'
Of wills Point, are stopping at the ST.
Mr. CIV sumpter, proprietor Of the 81;
t;eorre hotel. accompanied by his vile anu
sistef Miss TIME Sumpler, arrived home
Ia,t evening after visit to the Louisville
sTpositlon and bis old home in Pulaski
AZ tbe 81 George: h A Blanks, wills
POINT. II Waidman, Montgomery, u trans
Yancv. wills Point; G w Patterson, Point
pleasant. Kentucky; $ \ Neothery, tarm
srsville. c + Mills, Jackson; j a strother
| Nav orleans. ! Mart New lork, a NJ
p,ather. CORTLAND; Hon u kngore
josn s spinks, Wills Point; g W Bower
81 Ieuis. + Cooper, Louisville, Men
tvctv. H II Larence. MARSHALL Davlu
piTd' Waxahachie; 9 7 Pngh, New orleans as !,
- Ringe, ST. Louis WIS Waller kocs Mall
" II Rel. Smyrna; w Is Gie1s' Mexico
Hart, philadelphia q W, spregue
Nav York: II Mueller. Texas Lew ul en-
Iowa. CHI Parter, Galveston, jas re
land Little Elm; VIM I smith, Lo z.
n DsArmond, II & I Q X * II yluson
I.s Ierras; NJ Hill. Csrlon, a Ls na,II
Dr. MenGuhall, Piano; a hosensusei, ps,'s
sE Hatoheit, Alvord; John ) Nupp h,,on
Texas; TB Fouke, 81, LOUIS M ~ nsvu
LIE Grav, Buffalo Gap W mei0"'"'
Ablnns; L l. Clancy, VhiV~sO'
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LOCAL NEWS.
,.,trre of a Memphis Murderer
Trio of Stage Robbers
a.a "a Auswer-The Weeks Wedding
-Rumored Railroad
,.,.rslou-Grand Jury AdjOurns, Etc.
a.rrrREo r A MURpEREe.


Yesterday afternoon City Marshal Ar
"A stepped up to a young man passing in
ls ,n, Of tbe st. George hotel, and extend
iion' Ms hand to him said, Hello,
ing H'' are you?" The young
noM sbook the proffere6 member and
Ia aS rather surprised as he replied, with
pVs,tempt TO appear indifferent, "How are
songi 81 want you" said the marshal,
Inc caught him by the arm. The young
nan saw that he was gone, and remark
ms that it was all right, went along with
ne ne officer to the station-house, where he was
Ioeked up. His name is Patrick Haley
"A he is wanted at Mem
nb,s for numbering an old negro some six
- vfars old, about three months ago. The
%%srshal had description ofhim, and from il
,scognized him as he was walk
Ng along the street fancying
NJ doubt, that he was
stranger in strange land where he
SouId not be recognized. After his arrest
IA became reticent, and though he &C
Irnwledged that he did the killing ant
,smarked that be was justiiabll
sst he declined to give the name of his vic
lin. with what he killed him or any Of thu
narticulars. There was a young man Will
KIM. friend. as he called him, wheI
NJ was arrested, and he aske,
Ie officer that he might b
rermitted to accompany him back to Mem
pbis He saws that he is only 10 years old
ibough he looks TO be older. He is a hart
iookng character, and his stubborn, blum
manners make anything but a iayorabl
IMMERSION,
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the play last evening, and the same is
true oil the matinee. There were but three
Isuies present in the evening In the or.
chestra and the orchestra circle. The
gymnasts and the trapsz performers
are leading. features in the show.
Along with these the other wining card so
Lar as sotors are concerned, Is Master
frankie Jones the great phenomenal child
wonder and mimic, but eight years of ace.
80 perfectly athome on the stage, SO mod.
est and rashful when OIL it. OF course the
spectacular feature is the strongest IRE.
scented, For the past twenty-seyen wears
the Black Crook has held its own. and
though II is not the thing exactly for ladies
to attend in the smaller towns, city meth.
DDS have made 1t quite fashionable
IN Galveston the receipts last
week were very nearly $1,000 for four per,
iormances, while in Dallas for three of them
they did not much exceed one-iourth that
amount. This week the st. Quinten opera
troupe will test in part the procliyities OF
/ Ceptable,
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.HICK0X'S, The Leading Druggist, COS Main st..

praise. The doctor says the metal.liuing
keeps the mouth cool and healthy, and is
u great improvement on the old Style.
The new restaurant in the old Apollo
hall building, Just receiving the finishing
touches, and to pe presided over by Major
Broadus, the veteran restauranter, will be
thrown open Tuesday and Wednesday to
the public, and the lsdies especially are
invited TO call and see the new style OF
cooking. etc, "Wednesday the arst meal
supper-wlll be served.
Select dancing academy. ProiessorG Gorge
will begin his season az y. NJ. III, A. hall,
Elm street Friday and Saturday evenings
l26th and 25lh) introducing all the latest
dances. Tuition--Geutlemen class, twelve
lessons o six weeks, $40 ladies, misses aud
masters twelve lessons OF six weeks, g.
Positively no spectators except patrons 81
the class, Tuition In advance, unless 9th
erwise agreed upon At time OF entrance
Liberal patronage solicited
pRuP w, n. GFpnOr.
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Aftihtlc WORK.
The old beer hall at the northwest corner
OF Main aud Poydras streets which is being
htted up by Messrs, Purdy a Randel for
saloon, has undergone most remarkable
change. The old naked ceiling and plain
walls have disappeared and the entire place
has been converted into palace of beauty.
/ The forces of II. Hamilton, dealerin paints,
otis, and decorator, have been there, aad
wrought wonderful change. The paper.
hanging, painting and granting are done in
the most inl shed and artistic stvle There
are three ceiling panels, each different from
the other, yet all OF thea are beautiful
specimens OF decorated papering on the
iresco order, and of the East lake design.
The second panel Is an inlaid oclaron curry
ed panel, and the third, OF diamond shape.
They are highly decorated and the happy
combination OF the varied Colors with
"a bull background is beautiful
and shows skill, some OF the
work being done by hand, The whole Il
enclosed by a large border OF suntiowers ant
roses, with rich red ground. The painting
and granting representing ash and walnut
the work OF Mr.. William Erneuwein, is tru,
to nature and stamps him lirstclas
= artist. The same applies TO Mr.. j. n, Con
2 stant, who superintendent the paper
I hanging. Mr.. W. W. Young, formerly
q resident OF this city IN the same line of bus
a ness, has returned and associated himse
o with Mr. Hamilton in the business.
A This firm has made decorative art spec
q atty and the work done by II never fails {
n please, as they use none but the very hes
@ OF material, II is lasting, The walls OF IN
Il saloon are tasteiully papered and the rel
q OF the bar highly decorated aud enclose
4 by gold beading.
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ou,vn IuuY ApJouRNED

The grand jury adjourned yesterday
alter a three weeks sess on, until the 18th
of November, when It will reconyene.
Durinr their sitting they found and have
returned into court some $50 true bills, OF
which number some 27j are for INSIDE
meanors. The district clerk and his dep,
uty are busy issuing writs on the bills, and
the sheriff and his deputies have some
lively riding ahead of them, and the ih3 a..
cations are that the county jail Will soon DC
filed with prisoners. SO far as learned mo
hills have been returned against the leWu
women of the town.
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The Lone Star club, of Howe station, will
not play the Dallas Browns here to-day, as
was expected, but nevertheless the lovers
OF the game Will be given an opportunity of
Witnessing contest between the home
CLUBS; the browns and the Blue Stockings.
Inc Blue Stockings have been practicing OF
late, ana the Browns will not have walk
over OF Il.
The Gulf City club. ofGalveston, has tele.
graphed secretary Kahn, of the Brown
Stockings, that they will play them here
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, the "a, An
and 9th of November. When these two
clubs meet Dallas will turn out in full lore,
to see the game
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WANTS ALIMoNN MONEY

In the district court yesterday, Judge
Aldridge heard the case Mrs T.. w. John.
stone, against her husband, Mr.. j. H..
tombstone, tor the alleged noa.payment to
herby by him OF S25 alimony monthas fixed
by the court during the pending ola suit for
divorce. Mrs. Johson failed to get what
she prayed for, the court ruling that John,
stone pay for one month and that he be re-
leased from further payment until he geti
pmulOvmpnt
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rnr MEEIl.s WEDDINGS.

The following marriage licenses were
issued during the past week. Albert
posenline and Hannah Rosenberg NJ. D,
Eplar and Myrtle l.. Nelly; Charles G,
Morgan and Jennie b. Lacy %. A. Adam I
and Mary Anthony; Thomas Goucn ana
Annie Il am; James Lemons ana \, u.
Backensbip, ]. w. Breedioye aud Mary
Srathan; K. j. Milton and Ahce WILSON,
William Christian and Sarah Boucher.
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UITTl TfNNWIHTVTTF
EXCURSION TIcIErl on sale every day un.
I'll November LIST, to LouIsyuLEAND return,
$50 so at Union Ticket offices Mo. Z. end
7. q p. Rys. 5Oi Main street, 7. & +. depot
and Union depot.
RATES REDUCED to Chicago, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, etc,
etc.
REMEMBER the NUMBER OF CITY OFFICE is
jOl Main street, and that its mo trouble 10
answer questions.
H. i. TURNER,
Union Ticket Agt,
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The skin is Of that delicate nature upon
which the most improvement can De mau i0,
aud by the use Of Pozzonis mediea,eu COM .In.
plexion powder all roughness, sall9Wn.t,s :
and irritation can be overcome, leaving nv W.
skin delicately white, soft and smooth, ln ns
PREPARATION has world. wide Iepptatlon,in ~
no fear need be entertained oil the resu''
Sold nv all druggists.
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City VS.. Bertha Lee; yagrancy fined so
CITY ys. Fannie Wilmans, Dot Ruggles,
Carrie Waters, Bobbie Purdy,., Emma Man
Mug Georgia Grissom, Molhe Miller, Lula
Wright. Emma Sringiellow Niuna Walk.
err Florence Wilson, b. Ruggles, Jenny
Clark. Minnie Sanders, Minnie Hutton,
lda Finlv. Murtie Hicks, Lula Fields, Nora
Norton. yaerancy: fined 81 80 each.
Citv vs. Edith Parker Lula Leroy, Ruby
Belmont. Lou Smith, Willie Hill; yagran-
cy. Continued to the 10Th.
CITY VS.. Batto Francisco; careless driy'
Ing. Dismissed. 49,. ~
CITY VS.. Charles Jones; theft. Trans
ierred. D,-,.-.,
CITY va. Kate Lee; yagraucy. Dismissed
CITY VS.. n. b. Longsreet; inloXicAuon'
Fined 81
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srAGERoBBERs BOUND OVER.

The examining trial of j. C. and J. Il.
Terry and Jack Brock before United States
''' 4
robbing the stage between Henrietta and
Fart Sill on the 10th, concluded yesterday
Alter six days trial, and the court held
each of them to answer at the December
Term of the Federal court in the sum oil
81 200 each. They were remanded to jail IN
default OF the bond required, The gov
erpmeut was represented oy Mr.. y. Mar
shall and the defense by Majo }. Q. kearby
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ARAILKnNn RuMOK

Again does a rumor peryade the atmos'
pbere to the effect thai at an early day the
GulC Colorado d Santa Fe railway Will be-
Elm 10 extend its line in northeasterly dl-
rection from this point. IL emanaies from
A trustworthy source, and the next lew
veeks will show whether or not there is
any truth in the rumor.
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AMPUrArED HER THUMB.

Little Mollie Siedenutel who was run
ever some two weeks ago by team Of
Scheollkopf 4 Co., at the intersection of
Main and Murphy streets is slowly improy.
ing. The attending physicians found il
necessary 10 amputate one Of her thumbs
which was lacerated.
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uANnsn,rE REsIpENoEs.

Handsome residences continue to go up
In different parts of the city. They are NOT 10,
on the STYLE OF those erected lew year
ago. combining both more comfort ana
architectural beauty. Several new Iss ~,
denccs are on the eve OF being erected IN
East Dallas. and among them will be 4
handsome two.story brick by Captain W,
h. McEntire TO cost $4,000; a two,stoIy
lrame, by Mr.. Roderick oliver, 70 SoS'
81 600; two.slory frame, by Oaptaln oa''
Blake, 10 cost n like sum.
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OFF ron

Colonel A. C. Irvine, Messr8. Sam Nor.
gan and e. e, Thompson leave this morn
ing for "a three days hunt IN Ellis county.
and judging from the amount OF snake an
tidoie they carried with them, that county
must be full of reptiles. They will be
Joined by parties at Ennis and Waxahachie.
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N nnlnten nnern Comnany

II VWTWIVW VVUIW NWHIV"HF -
THIS celebrated opera troupe will com'
mence hs performances on Wedn esday
afternoon at o'clock, at the opera-house,
The prices will be the popular ones for that
occasion, viz. 70 cents, 90 cents, % cents.
The opening piece will be the beautiful,
Chimes Of Normandy Sale OF seats begins
tomorrow at l0o'cl0cS. Miss Lizzie ST.
Quinten is conceded TO be queen OF opera
boutle, and her company has been carefully
selected
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Srw rIRM COMING,

The firm Of Cherry, o'Connor X Co.. q
Nashville. manufacturers Of the Teh p, M
wagon, will establish branch house 10 .' gn
city MIR. W. II. Handy, OF the nI I,Isn = f az
the city looking for snitaoe loos', ,his 'Y h
the branch house. Such q hrm ~ '"'' -
an acquisition to the city.
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JAr. PRIsoNERs INDICTED

The grsnd jury has found true oaS
acainst the following prisoners n nov Fd.
wards. BURGLARY. Frank Jones, thelI o.
money. Charles Evans, theft OF money,
Elward slaughter. theft OF horse; joan !
Montgomery, theft; J, II. Hoag' thei' OIL
watch
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Angostura Bitters were prepared by DR.
]. q. b. Siegert for his private use. Their
reputation is such to-day that they have be-
come generally known as the best appetite
ing tonic Beware of counierieits. Ask
your grocer or druggist iur the genuine ar.
ticle, manufactured by DR.. j. G. b. seigert
A Sons
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NEW TELrGKApn orrlrr

The Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railway
will tomorrow establish an uptown Office
at No, COS Main street on the ground floor.
and having obtained permission Of the city
council TO erect poles will continue the
telegraph wire from the compauys depot to
that Office which vii. be thrown open to
| TO the public within The newt few dove.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

The most dangerous ievers are rypno,Ji
bilious, mslsrious ard gastric These =.
originate in the stomach, liver or oyw p.,
and may be easily prevented. one o, .I ,
sons Purgative pills each night LOT VIVA
will drive disease from the SYSTEM
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PosT.OFFICE CHANGES

Miss E. Martin, Of Dallas, stamp clerk at
the post-onice, has resigned, and Miss
Laura Hopsou, money-order clerk sue
cceds her aud J. j. Brigham, OF Rayenna,
Ohio, takes her place.
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sale Of Privileges.
Bids will be received until - o'clock p m.
Thursday November /, for privileges dur
ing race week ut the Dallas Jockey Club
grounds
Bar and cigar,
Restaurant and lunch.
Fruits. nuts, Sc.
The management reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Address
A, l.. SHEPHERD, Sec.
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ar mn rnEATRE

The Black Dwarf was again p rG9a1uvsu
last night 10 only medium sized auu's eu,,I,
although an enthusiastic one. Ine -, ~
ci,m made in yesterdays issue apPnes "
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Hereford, Aunspaugh Il Co. have re
moved their lire insurance company once
~ l,le Elm street, opposite Poydras street.
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Hereford, Aunspaugh u 20, have re.
moved their fire insurance company once
to 6l9 Elm street, opposite Poydras street
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Mar,ell and Exshaw brand'es, Irish and
Scotch WHISTLES, California wine, ale ana
porter for family use at Alstons'
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A missionary Jus, returned says he re
yards Johnson's Anodyne Liuiment aa be
yond all price, and elhcacious beyond any
other medicine. Its adapted TO- greal
variety Of special cases, and isthe best pam
killer in the world.
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Hereford, Aunspaugh n Co. have re-
moved their fire insurance company ounce
TO go Elm street, opposite Poydras street.
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We would like the attention OF men who
are careful and particular about their
clothes, aud who appreciate q good thing
when they see it. II YOU are in the habit
OF dealing with custom shops, all the bet
ter. Just ask our salesman 10 show their
best goods, and we promise Won genuine
surprise " Won have never examined the
merits of our finest clothiug. In our cs.
tnblishment you can get right into dress
or business suit or oyorcolt If a. perfect
aud elegant finish as the best tailor could
produce and after paying our price have
several dollars let In your pocket. What's
rarity, too, especially among clothlers,
you'll not be urged 10 buy, for the proposi-
lion is-meIcly 10 submit the facts.
II large words or multitude Of them
ever had q license to be used, the occasion
Is here present. Ia our polite request for
you 70 examine the best selected aud fneat
stock OF clothing for men and boys ever
offered anywhere in the west
J.. N. KAHN & Co.
Outftters for men and boys, corner Elm
and Lamar and corner Elm and Poydrds
streets
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Ponds Extract.
For over thirty years has been recognized
in medical writings as the great SPECIFIC ioI
pain, congestion, piles or any soreness
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Hereford, AunspAugh & Co. have re.
moved their fire insurance company once
10 6l0 Elm street, opposite Foydras street.