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Fair Jokers Who Caused Q Murder.

Fair Jokers Who Caused Q Murder.
 ST. LOUIS, March 16 Mike Sullivan, 8 clerk in the auditors office of the Missouri Pacific railroad, died in the City hospital last night of stab in the breast given him couple of days ago in street encounter with John O. Shook clerk in Merritt's drug store. The quarrel started in boarding house at the dinner table ten days ago. o of the young lady boarders playfulIy threw piece of biscuit at him, which hit him in the face, raising laugh around the table at his ex- pense. This maddened him, it having been the second joke of the kind played on him that day, and he asked for the name of the person who threw the biscuit Another young lady in fun said it was Mike Sullivan. Shook met Sullivan on the street the next day and stabbed him to the heart. The murderer is in jail
Morning journal and courier., 1884-03-17
Iowa.

This Time the Oldest Odd Fellow. DUBUQUE. March 16.-Ben Rupert, aged "a, the oldest Odd Fellow in the country, died to.daY.
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GRATEFUL-ooMFoRTIN EPPS'S COCOA. RREAKEAST

FBya thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutri ton. and by careful application Of the fine proper ties of wellselected Cocoa, MF. EppS has provided our breakfast tables with de1icately favored beY- erage which may save us many neaTy doctors bills by the udicious of such articles of diet that
 constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to diseaae Hunres qg subtle maladies are noasing around us ready to attack wherever there is weak point, We may ea- cape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves we'll for tided wit6 pure hloQd and Q properly nourishad frane"-CSvit Service Gazette.
 Made simply with boiling water or milk Bold iu tins only I4 ID. and ID by 0Eoeers, labalod thus
 JAMES EPP6 O., Homeopathic Ohonista,
 au7 tues&wed 1y London, Enginnd.
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The Court Record.

it's managers debt of gratitude for provid ing such 6 delightful form of amusement as was bazaar.
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SA TO RENT house for family of three adults &i7 and two children, ten rooms, (not block sl4A houss) modern Improvements Rent $500 to SIOo Location preferred between College and Kens- ington streets, Whaley and Davenport avenues. Ad- dress M, BOX 6a2,
 ull6 2t< Pozf
Morning journal and courier., 1884-03-17

Voice From COnRress-Hon. John T
 Wait Looks Over the POit1cal Fisid-
 Senator Hawiey His Choice For P4est-
 dent.
 WASHINGTON, March 16.-Congressman John T. Wait, of Norwich, Conn, who Is the oldest member of the House and is at pres snt serving his fifth term, has been inter- viewed by g correspondent concerning the presidential outlook He claimed that Con- necticuts electoral vote was sure to go to the Republican candidates, as it was naturally a Republican State and only once-in 1S76- has it swerved from the Republican faith He thinks opinion in his State divided be- tween President Arthur, Senator Edmunds and MT. Blaine Concerning his own preference he said: s.I would not have to go outside Connecticut for candidate. Connecticut has in the ranks of leading public men gentle man who has national reputation who in the possibilities that might spring up when the national convention assemblies may be selected as the Republican standard bearer. allude to Senator Joseph R. Hawley. His brilliant military record, his admirable course on all of the important political issues of the day and his uns4ilied reputation as g public man would seem to commend him to the Republican party as candidate who would command an enthusiastic support In
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WANTEn

EQUAL partner with $500 to S400 to take half inter- AL est in a light manufacturing business goods staple and always In demand satisfactory income as Bured. References exchanged. Address H. IT.
 m15 2t& Journal and O,rrja-
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SSournaI all0 Gollrier.
SINGLE COPIES TWO GENTS.

DELIVERED BY CARRIERA IN THE CITY, 12 GENTS WEEK, 42 CENTS MONTH, $500 YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL
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DY middle aged woman cooking in hotel coun- ID try preferred. FirAt clsss references if re- quired. Address O., Courier Ofice.
 ml6 StA New Haven
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by respectable girl toIdo general / N housework or second work in a small private family Best of reference Call at her present place.
 m15 St 361 HOWARD AVENUE.
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WANTER-

FTNo buy lot on the east shore. with or without 1 cottage. A. D. PERKINS
 m15 2t IS Center
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Rsd Gstate.
EnR SALE

AeAA EoUsE ca air Haven Heigh's with one iia of land or less. For rent, House .sn on Prospect street. Inquire nf
 J. R. KINGSBURY, ma17 6s4 on the premises.
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FOR SALE.

ae<HTS THE property on the corner of College and
 1iia Wall streets. Lot 75x 11O feet.
 E.I TO REIN for $4O0, the brick house on cor ner of College and Grove streets. Can be had in April. Call on ALFRED WALKER,
 m14tf 95 Orange Street.
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1 A SITUATION janitor or watchman; good ! A references Address G. P.S.,
 | ma17 3t' 211 Franklin Street.
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wv ANTEn

DOY from IA to 16 years old, one willing To make D himself generally useful Apply from to 10 o'clock J. E. THOMPSON,
 ml5 2t@ 2l Front streak
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TNants.
W ANTTVEyTI
WANTED.

WANYEDa A SITUATION by young girl to aesist in light G1 housswork or second work. Apply at ma17 1te 2Q3 OAK STREET.
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SITUATION drug clerk by yeuug nasn of A more than 6 years experiences; best of refer
 ce. Address 29 STEVENS STREET, ma17 3t City.
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A SITUATION by German girl to do general A housework; can give good reference. Inquire st 12 HEDGE STREET.
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THE want Soap Ask your grocer iorit.


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:
Tuedical.
a deuce.l'S eDpinivu,

]. NJ. Queen writes from Johnston, ".
/, Va, that he has been sorciy afflicted for
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s Ellwood Shallcross, former editor OF
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7. J. Ewing, Cattetsburg, KY, writes:
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licatlon OF her popularity as /, hostess can
DO given than The. compliment paid her by
ono Of her guests: "'Stadanl.b said he.
there Ii woe pronounced against YOU II,
tho Bible, for Il IS written there. sIyoe
unto you when all men shall speak well
Of you." Margaret Taylor, wife Of The
redoubtable Zachary, ,disliked social ostep.
tation, and left entertainments to the d..
rectionj OF her daughter, Betty Taylor
bilss,whose graces made her exception.
ally popular. Etiquette md the respect
Que TO a worthy, intellectual lady, pre-.
clude the lse OF stronger expression In
characterizing Mrs. Fillmore, than that
she approximated 10 u Understanding In
nor tastes, and loved retirement and the
absence Of domestic cares oh grand
scale. During tho Fillmore nd,ninis,ra.
tion, notwithstanding this, splendid enter.
tatnments, and many OF them, were given
ut the White House. Mrs. Fierce WIS an
invalid, but she did her best 10 make the
Presidential receptions pleasant. Her
cures were too heavy Tor tho strength OF
mis- cultured. gracious lady. The bachelor
l'resldent, James Buchanan, was more for.
tunate than abachelordcscrvcs, inthe nssis.
t'!nce given linn ut tile White House. by
Miss llnrriet Lane, his niece, Mover vera
receptions more splendid and ENJOYABLE
tiun when people danced on tho edge OF
,,e volcano. rs ono writer expresses it.
The vito oil Abraham Lincoln entertained
under the utmost disadvantages, but &C.
Quilted herself with courage and success.
A homelike quality characterized the re.
ceplions given during tho war, contrasting
t.ttN ia. II
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Gcne1l nottrrs.
RoARDlNG FOR HORSES. TTT

FVNNDINN TUX TIIUIlSI.S, . M N
an rfcrutc,! 10 hoard large number OF horses
umfiuS NC winter at my farm i've miles east vi the
ely. ih4,e S,tristing horses 10 my cato aru ns.
,h H., ., nht enss treatment, rs have hone bur
my Livery md Feed Stables No. .liv Mniu SIiCt,.
charge. 49, - ."- W ",Ws" Hnihr rSSu"
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SUFFERERS from nervousness, early dc.
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kidneys and liver. Be not deceived by
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Frazicr's Root Bitters are not dram
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4, every sense. They act strongly upon
che Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
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ists. sloO. DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointmen
the greatest blessing that has been dis
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Tor Boils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds,
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Lips aud Hands, PimpleB and Blotc6cs.
Price Soc. Sold by druggists. Frazier
Medicine Co., proprs., Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale agontB: Logan& Co., Wheeling,
y. Va, and J. G. Dent 4; Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. Daw
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THE lYilll'E, HOUSE.


where tho President iises-Tfts Splendid
Hon. OF the Chluf Citi1nn Of this Grcht
Horubila. II ~
NdAt"gtoa Correspondent. ef Tie ia'siltSt%sr.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.--Who shall DO the
next occupant OF tho White House is the
all.absorbing question at the present time.
The nation hns provided n convenient and
comfortable home. for itS Chief Magistrate,
md one which represents with adeQuat,
magnidccnce the position OF the United
States amons tho great powers OF tNt
world. Ministers and other distinguished
persons from foreign countries entertained
ut tho White House, lind there III Gle.
gance and rciincmcn, not surpassed in til,
palaces Of Europe, 'l'a N si.'|
How AND WIEN THE WHITE HOUSE WAS
,s1. 4 ,nuiLT. 's..,'l
1t will soon DO u hundred years ago
when the First Commissioners of tAt
nascent City OF Washington advertised 70,
u design, as they expressed it, OF 18th,
Presidents House." As an encourage.
nicnt TO competitors their invitation offer
cd u premium OF five hundred dollars 70,
tho 6est design submitted. Living NJ
Charleston, South Carolina, was Il young
nian named james llulan, who lind stud,
led hard in order to qualify himself f.
SUCCESS in lie. lie competed, and sun,
ccss!ully, and not only received the pro.
MUM, but tho offer OF IN engagement ut
one hundred guincas Il year TO superih.
tend tho construction OF the bu!itiin:
which he Ind DESIGNED. This he accepted
and accordingly made his residence in
Washington. His first professional tri.
umph was the beginning Of many, and
when hc died, in 1881, Jalues Iloban lcita
isrge fortune, the result OF his Skill and
diligence" $500 x
During his studies abroad he had oh
served With admiration the graceful lines
OF Il mansion in Dublin the residence Of
the Duke OF I.elnstcr. He followed tic
general plan OF this bnildihg in the desig'
which proved acceptable 10 the COMMITS.
sioneys. .
The cornerstone OF the projected Re-
publican palace was hid October 10. 1872.
with the "pomp and cir"umstanr"" nftm
Masonic ceremonial. President Washing
ion was present at the head OF the lead
ing men in the administration OF the Gov
eminent, and thousands OF enthusiastic
citizcns witnessed the event. During the
next seven years the graceful pile, which
at this time il areond only to the Capito'
among the numerous nne structures in
Washington, slowly rose from It's we'll
cnostii sile, ihe cenlrc of';. plot OF twenty
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch.
Ing Piles. One box, has cured the worst
cases OF twenty years. standing. No one
need suffer FIVE minutes after using WI.
ia1ns' Indian Pile Ointment. II absorbs
tumors, auays itching, acts MS poulice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for.
Piles, itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. Sold by druggists and mailed on re-.
ceipt Of price, ST.. Frazier Medicine Co..
Propristors., Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
agents: Logan 4 Co., Wheeling, ". Ma,
and !. Q. Dent d Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. i
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Wsdira1.
,t Wsdira1.
DIR. j. EE. SMITH.
No. 1904 Caapliao strset,
- Near Fourteenth Street.

The best evidence Of a physclan'a success Is tho
testimony OF his patients. The increasing de-
aands for my professional services prove that have
dealt honoTab!y and fairly with those who hare
consulted me. never usea patients name with.
ont permission, though have many hundred Ger.
,ihcatcs from those whom have cured after they
bad been pronounced lncumbls. thorough med.
lea! education with many years hospital experience
and familiarity with THERAPEUTIC agents, close OBJ.
lcrYaiice OF tempcrn,ncntal pecullarics and strict
attention to hyg!cnic management insurcs success,
ease is possible, and frankly give the patient my
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= S. Wolf & Son, Wimot, Ohio, write :
ave handle your goods, and they give
good satisfaction" ~. - 49,
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trrne, and In which fe!es and grand din.
a.rs arc, ut feUest, Of weekly occurrence.
the members Of the Cabinet, Justices OF
tho Supreme Cnur,, Senator'S and Hepre-
i;entallves, and leading officers Of The
United States, are the first to pny their re-
soects to tho head Of. the administration,
They are succeeded by the. diplomatic
corps, who appear in court costumes, and
ihe o!:eerS Of the United States army and
navy, dressed in full uniform. The pub.
lie succeed these splendid persons.
Necessarily something is left to the con-
venencc ai the President us to the number
Of receptions he shall hold. The usual
plan, besides those virtually imposed on
him by long usage, is to give public even.
ing receptions at intervals during the sen.
son. These Gro characterized by great
splcndor and, perhaps, increasing formal
ity. The ladies Of the first house in The
land, naturally, have Something to gav
about When and how often receptions
shall lake place, and arrange for one OF
their own at periodical Intervals, as !,
matter OF course.
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Sing bnnhcts and cannon and roll Of ls1im, !. II
the shouting Of men nul the ulGnNnlllns!
Lol cannon ~ cannon ntd earth struck duMbl
. Oh, battle, IN song, - glorious thibc jg.Ylt
Oh. glorious day riding down to the fight! z 5AO
q OH, glorious battle III story aud songl gatiGrit
Oh, g0dllko man 10 die for the rlghtl l.-.si{
Oh, manItke uoi 10 ruychsc the wtottS!
Yea riding 10 battle, GU battle day u
Why ,oldler u something more thnnn king!
Hut alter the bAitle" The riding away ~ y
All, the riding away Is another lhlnHf If
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q a Rcnarkahle Cure az scrofniu.

William $. Baker, OF LAWS, vcgo county,
Ind, writes us follows: My son WIS taken
with scpiala In the hip Wien only two
years old. We tried several physicians,
bet the boy got no relief from their trent.
ment. Noticing your Scovills sarsaparilIa
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recommended SO highly, bought some oi
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good when no used 1t, We want to try
again IN another case, and write 10 YOU
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Z NERVOUSNESS, Nervous Debility, Ncu.
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VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY, =
situated l' on ", SER r. lold Hc,npaed) abou,
about tive miles from Ohio river corsisttnr n IN
acres OF cool and so acres surface and tpal and
known as the "willow Glen Coal Property" "Au
W. V. liOGE i DRO,,
nlyl 49,. 100 Market Street.
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Ducklen's ArrIcA Salyc.

The hest saiye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
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For sale byI.oQan & Co. r
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lr. CULTS Gnualr S,,r,,,,.

TIKI want Soap AJAX vour grocer for T.
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DAIIY IKTEIGENCER:T THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1881

Secretary and Assistant Private Secretary
two clerks anu III. sienocrapLer.ia De.
sidss these Is u lJns list 81 Goyernmen,
employees ut tho White House and SIX
other clerks. The President first dictates
replies to such letters rs nsed personal an.
swerr and which can be dispatched without
further deliberntlon. He Is then open ia
tho advances Of visitors. AS his patronage
Is said to.e0ntrol tho incunibeilcy OF ali.
proaching onc hundred thousand Offices,
callers nre numerous and persistent from
THIS cause alone, not to speak OF other
reasons why mn interview with The Prcsi.
dent is sought. Questions OF state Dc.
iiuhd his attention duly, and his duty
comprises tho superintendent OF the de-.
partmonts. OF course he Is relieved from
rs much detail us possible, Letters arc
carefully Distributed by his Private Secrt.
@F! according 10 tho nature and decree Of
their Importance, and only n small pro.
"ttion oi the, White House mail Il syHr
BY the august head OF the nation. OF
'he hunure,is oil newspapers daily re.
;e,scti moreover, selections OF valueto him
officially lre ,natle and placed In a SCRAP
BOOK, ready for his perusal. The tccne'o
~" pr"siA"ni.s lahore, rs 'ih"s" comrris,
direct personal relations with the people
;'ha t1.cir REPRESENTATIVES IN Congress, IL II
large oval room, handsomely furnished
itS windows are hang Will, silk curtains
The furniture is massive, OF mahogany IN.
holstered In leather. Thousands OF book,
are ranged around The walls in seetnly
rows. Ornaments In bronze and man,
beautiful objects Of art have resting place,
~ spnccs between the book shelves and
Elsewhere, and from the wallis Of the roou
look down the pictured semblances Of the
immortal WASHINGTON and tho first fou,
Presidents after him,
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Why will You cough when shilol's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
cts, so cts. and 81.
shiloh's Catarrh Rcmedy-a POSITIVE
cure ior Catarrh, Diphthcria, and Canker
Mouth. -,
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Ten acres Of choice high bottom land, sIx mile.
below Wheeling, on OHIO River and b. 4 o. K, Il.
Kitchen and ou,buiidings, situated in n rrovn 81
MAPLE sugnr and poplar trees Also, II good selec.
v. Y. ii0GE & BRO, 1900 Market St
Or r. ". MORROW. on the premises. M ,nT ;;
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Pilesi piles,, plls.,,,i

: .-EIEI - -I.----.- NV
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TuE most delicate persons enjoy taking
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, give 4
wholesome appetite, puts new lie In a
hroken-down body.-l5 cents. rrhs.w
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Harafosd's Acid Phosphate rs Il Nerve Food.
DR.: J. W. Smith, Wellington, O., says:
In impaired nervous supply I have used
it to advantage" rThssw