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I:utri-. nj uonmentb.

LoSG BRAScu, n. j., July 30 Mon.
mouth entries for tomorrow:
Fint Ilatc-Milc aud . sixteenth. Chocisu,
fiixtoy. Cnmhysse. ivt khlOpah swift To- Islis
Doc los Joe Ire los. Nalitutg
Secnnd Rarr -Scabffht stakes. three quarters ol
. mile Lady Gay. Clarissa. sonnic Lucciie geld
Ing. Gcndarnc. lul Ramon no. Ms. Cody iu5
harrisburg 40, Cyclone colt. ilgnIun, GsuHymedy
winfield. int.
Third Racc-Ths Newark tiakes' one mile
speeivell la. GeorEe Oyster TO- Dciaulief Hairid
oscope. Ridge. ~. Now OF Neyef 10. Cascsdc
snowdrop iUi.
FOURTH l,arn -Ons mils and three quarters ".
reuri ~. Rupert 10. The iionfhOu no Coun-msra
IN Ffnest ~ Ten Booker -
fiith Naco-TLve guHficr 81 = mile. Nirrah
lnT khsitan uladvs Eiastic Oily. Uulity. Chatni-f
lllr Ioufirfe, LllisN. iOi. Marsac, CstIeuic. IA
dltut. ~
sixth ii-rs-Ons mile clsy Pate 10 Bonnie :
~ LDnr kuirhi IA Mslafia lOs Mclaughlin ~.
iumiuan - tfiSadrf ~ nnkc ini, rcfirles no.
Unique - king y Jos Valentine inA Nsshfs iii
-fvrnih Nsrs- The .stcrpicchase short course
JiR Nrt,uwsn iGi iaus lay 10. Little fcilos 49,
Mf4.ttnorslsu.i 49, sam nfpwu 49, Jim Murphy
fIn Hphiu I ~ Ltugiar IT. VIII Davis ~ nfsra
lmn ~, Monte Cr..th 10. nill hpni iif Mcninnfe
10. frfuy Is -tAr0lmHs'cf ~. thAflemage ~
Ittaanp IA iiasbnrn.h Mckenzie Tie colonel
Alrx r. Rrrarir-. ltpl, -tiv. iarksJu K-'rtbuti5n.
tl,aniicloyf BALLOT, Vancluse. Ten yellow. willis
Ialmsf Kinda. tA
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The chief Justice.

Prom the s. Iaui Pioneer rfcsN
Mr. Fuller has no reason 10 complain oI
the final outcome OF the prolonged consid
Grafton the s'cnaic has given Ia his nomi.
nation for the chief justiccship After
most deliberate and thorough examination
Of the matter, aud exhaustive discussion
oi tho rather frivolous charges against Mr
FULLER. his nomination was confirmed yes.
tor,lay by vote oi u 10 ~, tho majority
including ten Republicans This action
will be- approved by the public opinion oI
the country.
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Wanted

Ono reliable merchant In every town trib.
uiaty 10 Memphis TO knock out all compc
tition by taking the agency Of the world
renowned Straiton 4 Storms New York
cigars aud Gco. y. Lies 4 Co.'S celebrated
liuiIOs. Your ncighbor cant got the good.
~ we will only sell 10 one merchant In
each Town. We solicit sample order
]. SAAEiSoN q Co,
solc Distributing Agents.
Memphis Tom.
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TtiE DIAMOND.
Pi,,.burr =, Chicago :.

CnIc,Go, H., July 3o.-Piiisburg had
ioday'S game sure until the ninth inning.
whom tho Chicagos. with two men out.
bhticd four runs. Bu, tho visitors turned
around IN their half aud got two more
runs anil enough for victory. Nuts by
RYAN aud Sullivan and Pi'ner's Wild throw
lid the work. Chicago hii Morris hard in
the first inning aud again in the last, aud
Krock was roughly handled by riusbup,
In the third. Near the cloIc ~ the game q
foul tip knocked Flint ont aud Farrell fin.
ishcd Tor him. The attendance was 1000.
Score:
Chicago .............-........7 90 81
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AthIrtir >, Ksn,a. Cit, o.

pumADgirnlA, Pa. July 80 -Today's
A,hletic-Kansas City game was essentially
pitchers contest, in which Maitimorc
beat Porter. Tho cowboys secured only
two hits, ono Of which was scratch.
Barring one base on balls. the local men
did not make an srror The visitors also
folded we'll, E,,crday aud Barkley each
making clever stops aul throws Score:
Athirtirs ................a..o o 900 o ?
Ksu,a, ,itY.,..............aO o y 90 o o. o
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TN. co,.m... a Aberdeen B...en.

sp~,isl Disrsich 10 The Appeal
CoLuHnus Miss, July JO.-Tbe survey.
ing party Of the Kansas City road which
has been locating the line from Aberdeen
20 this place, reached here this evening
aud work ia being pushed 10 completion
Work on the extension Of the Georgia IA.
eide road IS progressing rapidly.
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IIt,

sTIIN=M hIs tes Hurs. rrfurf Hansis aud
Io~a avenues NondsJ iuly ~, ISIS NJ q O'Clock
M. Fitfu rttts aRyj . lctfs
Punrrsi will take place from his late frsidenrs
ths ttuFspNli EiiefHppu NJ 1ll u'gipH iIicnis
oi The iamily in,lud 10 attend
MAWNAga At nsllrurs II lrt mother. No n
fIuina street Mnudat luly pt tssu ~ gorlork
nm. sAE,H 4. NAHsss isurhtCf ~ Afs 4. aHI
ihc late capt. !. !. WHIm1n
Due uoii0e ~ inncrI viii ~ given
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Iudiapapoii. d Detroit ..

DErRoir, July 5O-The lIoosiers played
an exciting and very interesting game with
the home club today. tho visitors scoring =
victory IN the eleventh inning, dfoppig
Detroit behind. Umpire Lynch made his
debut in Detroit today. Score.
iudtsuspolls - 4 1000 900 i-G
Detroit '...-..----i Ot lOO 900 0 o-S
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Told Ton 80.

Mr.. ga. Ireland, II lIrccn. Phillip, 4
Co, Nashville. Tenn. iys II was afflicted
with PILES Tor twenty ycin, aud tried
every remedy offered me. finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave nc
instant relief. and has effected permanent
cure. ltingun Root Medicine 20, manu-.
faciufcfs. Nashville. Tcnn. - ocnl' anl 81
per bottle For sale at Holsters drug store,
No 2s3 Main street
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Realistic Panoramic and Ftcwork, Of Paris before dun
FRANCO GERMAN WAR
SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

Departure troops, 10
yoyrth u
of
n u
10 q the nih n iut tho
SilNE surrounded
O ~ Cloud
pi
works display Ani.ioc an, capiuiton
ri indemnity a
of dag
h
hy
sp fnnt their
ly
~ % @
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BoSroN, Mass, July 30. After two men
were ont in the eleventh inning In the
Observation-Disclosures game today, Wise
dropped Clements pop ily, aud Wood and
Andrews followed with singles, enabling
Clements TO score the winning run. las.
iiRn's fielding WAS the feature VI the game.
Score.
Philadelphia o 0 0 o 2 DOL 90 ia
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I.oui.v,i,e q. n.is,m.,e 4.

BALTIMORE, Md, July 30-.Thc home
batsmcn could only got iouf scattering hits
on Ewing today while tho Louisville team
baitcd Cunningham freely. Tho visitors
feldcd perfectly and the game WI mt ia
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Long-Standing

Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine is an Alternative, and
causes o radical change In tho system.
The process, in some cases. may no, be
quite so rapid rs in others; but, with
persistence, tho result Is certain.
Road these testimonials -
" For two years suffered from a So
we're pain In my right side. and had
other troubles caused by a torpid liver
and dyspepsia Aftcr giving several
medicines a fair trial without a cure,
began to take Ayers Sarsaparilla
was greatly benefited by tho first bottle,
and after taking five bottles I was COM
pletely cured. - John W. Benson, 10
Lawrence ST., Lowell, Mass
Last May large cnrhuncle broke out
on my arm, The usual remedies hal no
effect and was confined tO my bed for
eight weeks. A friend induced mo TO try
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Loss than throo
bottles healed the sore, In all my oxpe-
rience with medicine, never saw more
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Wonderful Results,

Another marked effect Of tho use Of this
medicine was the strengthening OF my
sight Mrs, Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
81 had q dry scaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly, aud. AZ my broth.
er aud sister were similarly afflicted, I
presume the malady Is hereditary. Last
winter, DIR. Tyron, (uf Fernandina,
Fla.O recommended mo to take Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and continue Il for year.
For fivo months took u daily. I have
not had a blomish upon my body for tho
last three months. II. n. Wiley, It1
Chambers St, New York City.
" Last fall and winter was troubled
with dull. heavy pain In my side,
did not notice u much NJ first, but II
gradually grew worse until IL became
almost unbearahlo. During the latter
part nt this time, disorders VI the stom-
ach and liver increased my troubles.
began taking Ayers SarSaparilla, aud,
after faithfully continuing tho uso ~
this medicine for some months. tho pain
disappeared aud was completely
cured. /" - Mira. Augusta A. Furbush.
Hayerhill, Mass,
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED nv
Or. !. G. aver 4 Co.. Lowell. Mass
rrlsssi. siI bottles. o, Worth o. bo,ils.
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doubt at any time after the third inning.
The feature was Godsbys run, which he
made on u single, stolen base and Som.
mcr's out from third TO first. Score:
Baltimore ..................O OOOI o o. 1
Lout,yiilc ..................O o . . g. .
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Jams, Washington; I, NJ. Digger, Atlanta,
Ga; W. ketchum, Master Kctchum, w.
+. Williamson, Somervilc, are prominent
among the arrivals at the Peabody.
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JACKSON MOUND PARK
fsiinitss Tonight

sunscRinE Zoe THg WEEKLY ArrrAi u
per year. and participate Ia the pIa1d dis.
iribution Of gifts December ], 1855.
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MILFORD r'duccs everything

Grt up clulS for Tng WgEKLY ArrEAt
andsccurr ono Of tho ciish prize Sec lists
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Rad page 81 Of the Clara Conway In.
stitute catalogue.
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LOCAL MATTERS In BRIEF
ODDS AND ENDS GATHERED FROM
ALL QUARTERS.

People Who Got Into Trouble Yesterday
The Intense Heat-Thc Sunstroke-
A Stabbing ARRAY Variety of Acct.
dents.
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IUKA NORMAL INSTITUTE.

Sixth Annual commencement OF This
Flourishins Institution.
Special Dispatch to Tin Appeal,
IuKA, Miss, JNly9S The sixth annual
commencement exercises of the luka Nor.
nal Institute were held here on July %,
20 and q, last week. They were of the
most delightful Character, rejecting the
highest credit on Nlr, II. A. Dean, A. NJ,
the principal, and his corps Of able teach.
ers. Following were the programs.
WEDNESDAY, JulY %, 1883, $50 pm.
,..,......,C y. Walker
Music
Essay u...,....,MiSs Josie Hubbard
Music and Banquet
THURSDAY, July 20, $50 Pm.
Music
oration--"rcter the llemit"..L h Brown, y. u.
omtion-"The Reformation" NJ Luther ...........,
Horace cunningham d u
ora,ion- The Battle OF Geitysbuls".
Debate Resolved that LADY Mcnc,G ' was more re-
was McBcth" Affirmative, J. n Mslusn D. u;
negative, W. II. smith. d u
Music
Orntion-"Ad vslorm" .......... Emma Rclk. n y
Oistion-"Womcn IN Literature" ...................
charley Buck. - S
Adjournment
FRIDAY. JULy q, S;SOP.M.
oraton-"1he snoielness OF Human Life ....:.....,
....,,.,.,,.! Cnslet, u :
orntion-" Whith,t' ...,.,..... Matte GisL Il s,
Music
oration-"ourscycS our poom'men" ..l........,.....
llllO H1NflsNn. ~ =
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GEr up clubs loi ruE w.Kgly Arr,AL
aud secure one 0. The bbsral oash prizes
offered.
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NEw YonK, July 3o-Afler winning
eight consecutive games, New York met
with a decisive defeat today al the polo
grounds, In the presence Of 1000 people.
Washington did tho honos, thanks 10
Whitney, great iwirling and free, timely
hitting by the Senators Brown gave
Cranne, tho New York pitcher, excellent
support behind the bat, though outside Of
Ward the local club played In n lis,less,
lazy sort OF way, which was In marked
contras, TO tho New Yorks' playing during
tho past week. Score:
Now York ...-..... .......lo eoeeooe II
wash natlu .......,.a....o o -
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%. Lesis shut on, Tor the rirst Time.

CLEVELAND, o., July 50.-For the ant
time this season the st. Louis club was
shut out today The game throughout
was finc one and Bakclcy and Hudson
both pitched remarkable ball. Score:
S ssaS1. .............-.....SS I SSSsSs
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Buy now at Muliord's.

DmSK Mal,o, % cents a bottle
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

With Corns and llinlon, when
NOu ran -, TIRE immediate and
permanent wiicf, at small "a.
pru.c. by using sklpS o0hs lsn
tpAlON rlASTikN which hro sold
Hni recommended by every live
Druggist throughout the unitcl
States and tnnnds
In icVcf, ani other summer
di,ras's II l. advisable Ia puIiiy
thr sick NOM ,inlly. aud fnt this
pufisuso nothing eNHrls Htba0
slfdtH0l rlSflln Ihrss tastilics
when hutu,-l Ia the sirN touin
raus. no IsUWpiiblV inrtcasU IN
IT. t,nporsiufc. bot thry im
part q tthrtiuCc that " hgtru
ahlr, stimulating ani uuir.sh
inH n the sick, bcSi,ins neutral
IA ug aud eliminating all dis
ngrs'ab'c o,lnfs aud bodily ~
cr'tipns. aud rendering the oil
pun and Wholesome
ns-ipn't fuIget nENOst rlli
VA Tor aches AMI pains 90
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Old gold as cash. MnliorI,s
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i Second st.
BRISRLEy LUMBER Co., 12l Jefferson vt.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i Second 81.
BRISKLRy LUMBER Co., 12i Jefferson st.
TELEPHONE 1900 for messenger or car
riage any hour day or night.
d. II. BALDWIN 4 Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street
Ike LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
W. I. DRYDEN. carpenter and builder,
No. 40l Second street Telephone, 457.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
% Bealc street. Tel. $50 for wagon to call.
PunE and white ne tho flower whose
name II bears are the biscuits rails. 4 by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN 4 LILLY COFFEE AND SrIcE Co.
CLASSES In decorative art, painting In oil
and water colors, wood carving, etching,
etc, are now forming in the Higbee
School. Studies under Mrs. Laura Prugh,
OF the Cincinnati Art School. Drawing
classes under Miss Dobyns, ns heretofore.
Students admitted at any time and for any
branch desired.
Miss CARRIE NJ. KEATiNa, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental IL teach.
ing at the music-house 81 ID. II. Baldwin.
As already announced. Miss Heating will
give a frco scholarship for the last five
months OF the session is a reward 10 tho
pupil having the best record up to Febru-
airy for diligent study andtho highest d.
gree OF perfection.
Gypsy QUEEN EMMA, the palmist, No.
~ Washington street, tho greatest bust
ness adviser living. Everybody should
consult the Queen on all matters OF love,
aud business. Queen Emma
has been requested by her many friends
and acquaintance 10 remain in Memphis.
The Queen has concluded 10 remain
longer than the 2Jth.
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"A DRUMMER'S DILEMMA.
A MEMPHIS SHOE MAN ROBBED ON
THE HIGHWAY.
Mr. w. 7. Barnett Returns Unexpect-
eddy and Relates n Thrilling Story
OF Hair Breadth Escape From the
Jaws OF Death.

Mr.. w. T. Barnett, travelling salesman
for the shoe house Of /. NJ. Hill 4 Son,
who has been drumming the lower Missis-
fippi and upper Louisiana towns and cx-
pected TO be absent month or more long
or, returned TO the city unexpectedly yes
tcrlay morning. lie was baggaeeless, and
though his hair had not suddenly turned
white, he looked several years older and
care. worn. The reason for his sudden re-
turn and being minus his personal and
sample trunks. Is best told by him, in re-
laiing the ordeal he had passed through to
his employers yesterday morning. Said
Mr.. Barnett
was going by buggy from one interior
point TO another when suddenly four mask
ed men jumped out from the bushes nj the
roadside. Two grabbed the horses, while
The others pointed their pistols in the faces
OF myself and the driver
Our hands were then tied. and the high.
waymcn proceeded 10 look around for
plunder, After nhing my pockets they
Turned their attention TO the trunks. With
heavy heart ! watched these handsome
sample outfits demolished beneath few
powerful blows from an Ak. The sight OF
The Zine shoes seemed 10 please the robbers
Immensely, and they took both trunks
down nom their places on the wagon. One
OF the number put the rcins around the
drivers neck, and leaving both mine and
the ncgro's hands fastened behind us, gave
the honcs smart cmck, which started
them of ai q break neck speed. That my
last day had come seemed evident, for the
road nj places was bcsct ON each aide with
dangerous eullcys and embankmcnts; but
by rare good fortune succeeded In freeing
myself About dark reached the town |
had SET out for. There stayed all night.
Sunday morning jus, rs | was getting
ready 10 leave for Memphis note was
handed me. Corrected, u Rad;
when You come again bring two shoes
Of kind. We've not onc-lcggcd In this
country. You'll find some OF your stuff In
the smoke.house In the salt. We keep the
Others 10 sell b. one.lcggcd men,"
Having the smoko.house searched
found, sure enough, In the salt sacks about
hall Of the samples. The robbers had eyi.
IDENTIFY gotten disguised on finding that the
shoes were all for the right and none for
The left foot They will probably consider
a shoe drummer beneath their notice after
this"
Mr.. Barneti's loss will amount TO about
Zoo.
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The authorship 81 the dramatic productions st
iribued 10 the last of the Above named l. agiating
literary circles IN the very center. but affects the
practical masses far les than the momentous qucs
ton how 10 regain or preserve health. that essen.
tla Of bodily and mental activity business success
and the ''puruii Of happiness" We can throw far
mofc light ON this latter subject than The most
profound shakcspcarnu oun on the question hnt
pfopoundei II the system 4 depleted. the nerves
shakyi hindigcsiion OF constipation bothers one
At ilmes, or constantly. u the skin IL yellow and
tongue iurr'd a. In blllousncss; II there are pre.
monllofy iwlngcs Of onooining rheumatism OF ncu.
ralgia: II the Kidneys are inactive-use nosicttcrs
stomach Bitter, the finest rccupcmni Of an age
proliae In beneficial aud successful remedies. Re
member u malaria threatens or Aiilicls, that Il
ncutfallEes the poison aud iortincs the system.
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To use Hodges Sarsaparills with Iodidc Of
Potash, the great purifier Tor the blood. A
certain cure Tor rheumatism, ncroiulous AZ.
tetuonA and all diseases peculiar 10 females
hsnosales and inyigonic. the system. Phys
icians recommend H. Take no other. Ran.
gum Root Medicine Co., manufacturer.
Nashville, Tenn. ti per bottle. Sold at
Hcisiers drug store. rs Main street
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|, sleeping Man saaoea,ed

Nav YoRg, March 9o.-At o'clock
This morning Thomas Flower, hity.ninc
ycas old, an actor was found dead in his
room at No. 2l2 Rast Scyeniy.lourth
street The gas WIS found turned ON, and
the police believe il il case Of suicide.
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a Royal MEET 9,,,e,.

LONDON, March ie.-The Hon. William
Frederick John North. the heir Of Lord
North, has started in the butcher business
IN village near Ganbury, adjoining the
family seat Of the Norths.
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Call the Next Case!
A Poll of the Jury Sustains
the Verdict.
A Triumphant Vindication
For the Misfit Clothing
Parlors.

Facts. not words, ere what the public wants 10
see in advertisements. Public Opinion Is nearly
always right, and Public opinion has proclaimed
that the Misft Clothing Parlos give more and bet
ter clothing for the money than can be obtained
elsewhere All stores do not sell alike; some arc
more successful than others. Why Is this Because
some buy lower than their rivals. have lighter ex-
penses and can thus AFFORD to get along on lighter
profits The way to make prices light is to buy az
the low prices This is why the Msai Parlon can
undencll all competition
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On J. J.. NEWBORN wishes 10 correct the
impression that he has gone TO New York
by stating that the notice In Sundays pa-
pens referred 20 his son.
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TuE office houn Of David T.. MADDEN,
president, a, city hall, are from 9 O'Clock
=. m 10 iOp m. Remainder Of time he
will look after outside city matters.
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wus be found an excellent remedy for
slck headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills.
lhotisands of letter. from people who have
uscd Them prove this fact Try them.
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NV YonK Fashion Bdsar for April and
LssiiSs Popular Monthly for April at Mans.
lonl'A
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10000 pounds sugar cured bacon jowls
nj low prices. John Reid, 20 Front street
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I. NJ. DARSrL 4 soN for pine lumber.

foR anything that consiiiutcsa frsi-class
dinner ~ 10 \. Z. Kerr, iB9 Main street.
Jno. Sayill's old stand.
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ion fresh groceries 70 to Angus Camp.
bell q Co, 10 Bealc street.
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Boy groceries where you get best aud
cheapest. Angus Campbell 4 Co, 30
Bcalo street.
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n. G. KrnR, lao Main street for elegant
heel, pork, sausage, etc.
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EXAMINE the superior grocery stock Of
Angus Campbell Il Co., 80 Bcalc street.
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Dn. II. T. BURLINGTON has moved his
Office 10 the elegant suite Of dental rooms
formerly occupied by DIR. WIN. I. AIRING.
ton nj 3l3 Main street.
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J. NJ. DAnSriL 6son, sash, doors, blinds,
shingles, holdings, etc.
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llosE, hose, hose, at Brownies. the
plnmbcr.
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srnISKliSo lIosE, garden hose, at 95i
Second street.
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N. G. KEnR's daily market nj 1870 Main
street. Choice meats Of all kinds.
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We use Squibb's preparations and chem.
icals IN filling prescriptions, which are
compounded by graduates In pharmacy,
at reasonable prices. Headquarters for
natural mineral waters. Respectfully,
HENRY J. IlElsrER. Apothecary.