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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-15

oIrAwA @a ,lll ! IaIp1
g. g q 'n on ST,i1 q 'a1 Ds iIl |
DISCUSSED bf re-, i
favor this pr d. .~
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twenty l3al. A.. q ~ i
Fish street D'A
Whlts'e TED a.
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IGOR REHT-A THREE-STORY BRIOK
~ house, rooms. Apply TO T. Mo.
ICORKLE, Jr., Oil Market st. mik8t
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IDUBLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
public sale, commencing SATURDAY
NOR ING, MARCH 18th, at ao'clock Stock
of Furniture, oil Cloths and llOuscfurnlshing
goods, At No. 222 King st. W. A. HuKilI,
Auct. mhl5-2tt
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DuBLIC sALE-wILL BE soLpAT

DUBLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
I the residence of the subscriber, near
Red Clay Greek Church, In MIL Greek Hun
|dred, en-
MONDAY. MARCH 49, 1855,
att O'Clock p. m,
2 head Of good work or driving horses, 8
|coWs, some with calves by their sides; pigs,
50 pairs OF chickens, farm wagon, cart Ger
mantOwn dearborn, buggy, sleigh, saddle,
buffalo robe, carriage pole, double harness. z
sets of single harnes, nearly new: haycutt, r.
scorn shelter. forks, rakes, shoves, etc., l good
cork stove, churn, but err tubs, cream kettles,
milk pans; also large lot OF potatoes,
corn and oats by the bushel, aud Ave acres of
wheat in the ground. Also at the same time
and place, 3horses and cows, the property
OF j. Il. Peoples.
Terms;-All sums OF 80 and unde-. cash:
all sums over that amount credit of 3
mt uths will be given on purchaser giving u
bankable n ote with approved endpr or.
CAROLINE A. LYMAN.
h l.. W. Stidham & Son. Auct. ni5-3t
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BERLIN, March 13-Nov that the
Cathedral is open from 8 III 10 10
p. m, 1t hss been estimated that $50, coo
ptrsons may die through daily to view
the lAte Emperor's remsins.
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II BILE for light housekeeping. 3or rooms
with bath, waShstand, water closet, hot and
and cold water, room, heated. etc. Location,
l0l W. Sth 1t. Inquire Of THOS, GREEN,
Central Market Sth 81. near ratnRll. ml5-stt
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UTANTED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL
w for general Homework at A03 East 9th
street. nib ~
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THE FALL OF PARIS.
A Change OF Site from the Baseball
Park to the Bluff


Secretary Lou Leubrie, OF the Sphinx
organization, and prime mover in the
cause of fall display for Memphis, will
leave for New York tonight lie goes
partly in the interest Of that enterprise
and partly on business connected with his
mercantile establishment. Mr.. Lcubrie
stated TO an APPEAL reporter that II had
been decided to change the location OF the
display from the baseball park to the
bluiI. This change he aud his associates
consider wise one, Tor two reasons. II
will obyiate the necessity for long ride
by those who desire to witness IL, and
also he advantageous TO the hotels and
restaurants, the proprieiors Of which have
contributed so literally. Whatever Of
improvement in the bluffs condition is
needed to accommodate the crowds will
he attended TO in ample time by the or.
ganization having ii IN charge. II encour-
aged and supported by the public rs il
deserves To be, tho Fall OF Paris" will
attract thousands OF visitors TO Memphis.
'he receipts from whom will enable the
sphinx organization 90 90 forward with
similar enterprises in future without the
delay aud anxiety incident from an en-
forced appeal TO the business men for
subscriptions.
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River 1cIcgraIn<

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. o--Riycri feet end
falling Weather clear aud pleasant Night
River feet aud falling Weather clear aud
cool
CINCINNATI, o., Aug lN-Noon, River 5 feet
inches aud sistiouary. Weather clear Their
momcter ~ Night River feet inches an
falling. Weather fair and pleasant
NlCKsBURu, Miss, Aug lO.-Riycr falling
Weather clear and warm Arrived. city of Prov
idcncc st. Louis Arkansas city NatcheA Passed
up Port Eads and bargrN s. Louis, noon Bnay
and tow. Ohio river, noon. Almost three inches OF
rain fell last night,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug lo.-Noon-Rivcr on O
stand ! feet inches I'm tho canal aud foot
inches on the falls. Business good Weather cleai
and pleasant Night.-Riycr stationary, feet
inch IN the canal aud foot 7 inches ON tho falls
Weather clear and pleasant
CAIRO. Ill.,. Aug. lO-Noon Arrived: city oI
81 Louis. New orleans, am. Departed city u
ST. Louis St Louis, lam, Future city, New Or
leans sam River ~ irct : inches and rising
Weather clear aud mild, Night-Arriycd Henry
lourey, ST. Louis, 10 pm city ot New Orleans
H. Louis, pm; Belle Memphis, 81 Louis pm.
W II. Cherry, Tennossec river pm. River u
feet inches and risnc, Weather clear and wrr"'
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MR.. BLAINE.
Continued from Firs, Page.

care to bestow upon me- Applause But
In this canvass, in which ! shall take
greater or less part, ! shall hold this
question from the beginning TO the end rs
q question that interests every man,
woman and child in this country that de-
ponds upon daily labor for daily bread.
Applause There is no need TO make
any laws 10 protect capital. Capital al.
WAYS takes care OF itself, and gets full
share; but there are laws that can elevate
the condition Of the laboring men, and
there are laws that can degrade him, and
the Republican party has stood Tor twenty.
five ycars, and il will stand, believe,
with the blessing Of God and the will OF
the people, twenty-five wears more,
upholding and maintaining the labor
ing man, for the government which
takes care Of the bone and slnew and
working muscle OF the land is taking care
OF the men who created the wealth Of the
country and who are therefore entitled 10
the patronage and protection Of the gov
crnment Applause. Now, gentlemen,
YOU represent critical State; you repre-
sent the State OF New York. Your votes
ure 10 tell in that issue. Your votes
eau be decisive upon that one
issue. DO not be diverted from
that one question by side issues. DO
not be misled by petty squabbles upon
this or that small issue. or upon personal
questions Of abuse on the one hand or the
other. lyut give your votes Us independent
laboring men and give them Tor the inter.
css Of your own homes, Of your own
iircsidcs, and thereby Tor the great
interests OF the great republic. Inn
mensc cheering | never, Mr. Chair.
man, thought Of that republic as ] do
tonight. [Chcersl have seen the
other side: / have devoted many OF the
last fourteen months TO seeing the condi.
ton Of labor and laboring men in the other
hemisphere, and say without fear Of con-
tradiciion that In no country of Europe,
or n part Of any country, Is the condition
Of labor comparable TO that which il hold.
in the United States. [Applause. Arc
YOU willing To give up that position Or are
Won willing 10 maintain ~ [Cries o
Yes You can maintain Il 10y strong
pull and long pull and pull altogether
Tor Harrison and Morton. Loud and
enthusiastic cheering aud waving OF hats.
The crowd broke into Wild and Ia
multuous cheer ~ Mr.. Blaine concluded
and, agiin taking the arm Of Mr. Merton
he walked slowly back to the hotel
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Congressman Phclan returned from
Hardeman county Yesterday and left for
Washington last night, having received
new. demanding his immediate presence
there.
There Is a dangerous hole at the corner
of Court SQUARE nj Second and North Court
streets. II demands attention, ere the vic.
tim In an accident asks a court for heavy
damages.
SheriT.cloct McLendon Ia oycrrun with
applications from men who want 70 DO
DEPUTIES. In making up his staff MIR.
Mac. will not fail 10 remember his promise
10 surround himself with a class 10 which
the community can raise no objection
This means an almost entire new iorce.
A Washington correspondent says repre-
scntatiycs Of the river interest who have
bcen proposing 90 obtain an injunction 10
prevent the construction OF the Memphis
bridge channel span put nj less than 1000
feet. have decided 90 abandon the propose.
tion. n the decision oi the bridge company
20 put the span at 40 feet proves fairly
satisfactory
The Cleveland and Thurman club has
elected tho following officers: II. y. liar'
lie. prrsidcnt; 4. q. Ellis, yice.prcsideni;
D. u lfNAEN't r'IlNihl u aeitA f'faf AshH.
urer. The object and aim Of the club will
be- to support the Democratic party at all
elections Forty gentlemen are now en-
rolled, with fair prospect Of 100 at the
next meeting. The club meets every
Wednesday ut so'cloCk pm. ut Arrighu's
hall, corner Haddcn avenue and PoniotoC
street.
True bills Of indictment were returned
by the grand jury yesterday against ioul
al the negroes who participated IN the rio'
nj Elmvood on election day. Harry Rob
inson Il charged In two indictments will
assault 10 mudcr, and In one with throw
ing bricks NJ railway passenger car An
thony Gray has three charges against HIN
Tor assault 20 murder, and Sam Collier ant
WIN. Davis are Indicted Tor throwing
bricks. True bills we're also returne,
against win Isi,wick for carrying con
ccalcd weapons, and VIII Trenton Tor lar
oeny Of one pair Of shoes from A. ID. Good
lar
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PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW.
Brighton Reach Races.

New YoRE, Aug. l0.-Brighton Beach
results today:
First Race-Fivo-eights Of mile. Start.
ers: Georgia G 50, Blue Line, Duhme,
Richelieu, Pocassett, John Alexander,
Ben Thompson, Marsh Redon, Barbara,
Melton, Sweety, Songster, Fakir, Romance.
Marsh Redon won in 1881; Duhme second,
Sweety third.
Second Rnce-Scven- Fights Of a mile.
Starters: Brian Boru, STRIPPING, Pilot,
Chatter, Autumn Leaf, Cricket, Keystone,
Doodle, Alyeda. Satisfied. Autumn Leaf
won in 1901; Brian Boru second, Key
stone third.
Third Race-Mile and n sixteenth.
Starters Maynard, Cardinal McCloskcy,
Youghiogheny Charlie Russell, kink,
Alamo, len Strike, Monte Cristo, Trix.
Cardinal McCloskcy won in 1862,
Youghiogheny second, Alamo third.
Third Race-Thrce.quarters OF mile.
Starters: BERTHE W colt, Jim Clare, Frolic,
Bass Niol, J. J. llcaly, Saluda, Count
Luna, Mamie Hay, Coggins, Lagadcre,
Oracle. Saluda won In ll6i, jim Glare
second, Oracle third.
Fifth Race-llandicap mile and a quar-.
ter. Starters Supervisor, Willrcd, The
Bourbon, Gallus Dan, liayelllr, Troy
Lutte Arnold, Subaltern. Troy won 10
2.l0, Supervisor second, Wilircd third.
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Monmouth Entries for To-day.

MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. TO- Entities for
tomorrow
First Racc-scycn furlongs Little Mlnch ~.
Tcllic hoe Ms. Rowland no Valiant uh. Ocrau o..
Kan IAN no. britannia ~ Ilypocrite ioa. Umpire
-
second Hacc-The Junior champion stakes
three quarter 81 mile frcsno. Reporter Favor
dale colt ilnnsom. Erc Oregon, Saltwater. cyclone
colt Kissnn. Tipstan. Diablc. 10 each Proctor
Knott Vcrlnrc. The Belle Lady Marguerite, ~
Third RAcc-Une mile nnl an eighth. Egmoui
~. nanyan i0l Boas III, Cambuyssc H. Favor
~, HypOctitc iOl
Ioufth Race-rhc Champion stakes one milo
nnl a half Conncmafa, fifcnn ~, sanialcur
TO-. Kingston 10
Fiflh iince--ncacun stakes, Sven elghths 81 n
mile frcl u ne. King Idle ~, Huprft ia Van
cluse tis Gcndarme 10, li1nnic lad 100 ArctinO
tgi Maroon ~ tarknvHnna 10 rtDdigal ili,
leather stocking 40. nrake ~.
sixth Racr-One mile. selling. Tudor -, Iotiic
Wall and plnisif i0i. Glenmouni, Malaria and
Iucy n iug iumlnhfy ~. ChOCtaw ~
seventh Hacc=stecp' cthase, fail course jim
NcGowan 10. VIII Davis ~. Hphln ~. liarl'pf
nush, Mckenzie. Nchnplmssicf Willie Palmer,
Ncntmofe Chsflcmsnso aud Leroy ln, Monte
ttisin itl Tea Fellow Hnd The Colonel 10 Iinia
~ Hib -tay aud Rsttibuiipn 40 Braca Han Ia
san B BfOWn ~, wc,lmofyand lon
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THE DIAMOND.
~. Louis =, Athletics q.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug l0.-Thc biggest
week day crowd Of the season greeted the
champions today at Sportsman park upon
their return home. King was master Of
the situation, and when II looked bad for
the champions, with three men on bases
two or three times, ho buckled down and
pitched the side out Milligan started In
10 catch, but his thumb was knocked out
in tho first inning, Boyle taking his place.
The latter not only caught a great game,
but did some timely hitting. WEIGH put
up one Of his old time phenomenal games.
The work Of Lyons and WEIGH was cspe.
cially noteworthy. Docschcr did not show
up aud Trick Mcsorley umpircd. Score:
~ Louis. ...................0 2
Athlstl0s........--.........l0 1 o o o O.
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FIRST NEW BALE.

Arkansas Sends In a 4oo-Pounder TO
W. A. Gage q Co.
The first bale OF this years cotton crop
arrived over the Bald Knob road, from
Little Rock, Ark. II came over in charge
Of the Pacific Express, weighed an even
100 pounds, and was consigned TO the firm
OF w. A. Gage & %. This was the exact
date Of last years first bale arrival, which
came from Mississippi. 1t was also the
third time Arkansas has claimed the dis.
tinction since 1873
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Io.i.,iII. =, naI,imere o.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. lo.-Jonisyillc
shut out the Baltimore team this afternoon
in a long, uninieresting game. The hclding
was fair on both sides, but At the bat the
visitors could hardly hit Chamberlain at
all. They had only one long bit On the
other hand, Louisville took kindly 10 Gun.
ningham and timed their batting we'll.
Kerins was too lame 10 play after the fifth
inning and Hccker went 30 iirst sum.
mcr's double play alono was the chiei
feature. Score
/. oSI Ir!,: ........... SSSJSSSSS-;
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ci,.,..asi q, Broohtys ..

CScISsAri,o. Aug l0.-ln tho tenth In.
ming Of today'sgamo whom tho Cincinnatis
had two men out, Carulhers' delivery for
four hits one ior two bases, with wild
throw, Melted them three runs aud gave
them victory over Brooklyn. After the
first inning Brooklyn could do nothing with
smiths delivery. Tho ieatureoi the game
was the batting and fielding Of Burns, the
ex.Raltimoru player, who signed with
Brooklyn today. Attendance, 1900. Score
cincinnati ... 80 ga g00 -
nInnL IN. .........-....---l q Q "
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Prize MIIIInrN Nhooting.

LEAvENwoRrH. Kas,, Aug. l0,-The
four days shoot for positions on the de-
partment team closed yesterday at For;
Leavenworth. Sergt j. r. Kelly, Com
pany +, Sixth infantry, won the first and
second prizes, a gold and silver medal, for
known distance and skirmish firing. Cor
poral Harvey, Company f., Thirteenth in
iantry, the $50 Offered as a prize by Mrs
Gen. Routt for the best record made at
known distance firing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-11
THE TURF AND DIAMOND.
RESULTS OF THE RACES AT BRIGHTON
BEACH AND SARATOGA.
All the Entries for Today-The League
and Association Baseball Games -
Washington Defe ats ChicaCo-Phila-
delphia Downs Detroit.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 10.-R0cing
summarizes
First Race-Five-cighths of a mile
Starters: Retrieve, Sintram, Minnie Pal
mer, Blessing, Tessa, Chandler, Tom Karl
Japhet, Vandetta, Cartoon, Misused. Tes-
sa X won in 1901, Blessing second, Re-
trieve third.
Second Neutrality-suspicious. OF mile.
Starters: James A ii, King Crab, AlariC,
Bonita, Prince Fortunatus Melodpma,
Won Tromp, Perkins, Wynwood, Hilda,
Thetis, Slasher. King Crab won in l;l64,
Prince Fortunatus second, Perkins third.
Third Race-Mile and sixteenth.
Starters: Bessie June, Bronco Mart, King
OF Norfolk, Pasha, Elmira, Banjo and Ely
ton. Pasha won in E50i, Bessie June
second, Elmira third.
Fourth Race-Nvc. eighths Of n mile.
Starters: Romp, Earrodsburg Red Stone,
Nat Goodwin, Captuline, Skobeloh, Le-
claire, Mirth, Pat Regent, Miss Mouse,
Tambourette, Lucky Jim and Harry
Brown. Leclairc won in l:03l, Lucky Jim
second, Red Stone third.
Fifth Race--Steeplechase, mile and a
quarter. Starters: Beechmore, Chant.
cleer, Killarney, win Davis and Evangc,
line. Will Davis won in 42sl, Beechmorc
second, Killarney third.
PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW.
First Race six mrlongs LAMBERT iOi, Leo l0l
| Portland l0i Yum Yum l0l loyclaCc l0T. Rot d'Oi
| l0I, My Maryland (gcldingl l0i, Lamboucttc 80
Second Race-U uited States hotel stakes, mile
and half Young sweep los, Joseph llS, Badge
| III, Alexandria los Rlston ilA
| ThirI Race Kentucky stakes. six furlongs
| Longsircet Long Dance, Hue Rock. Brussels, Com,
| 10 law 1903. The LioueSs lO7, Monsoon 100.
| Fourth Race-Nine iurlongs. Bonnie $ ITO, ProsC
| %. banjo ~
Filth Racc-MIlo Cupid 9S, Della s. White i0o
| Una u los, Maorin %, Donald ", Maria 81, Graz
| Cloud 100 Chickahominy 100, Royal Arch 100, La
| tfetia lOi, Austrenua lla
Weather clear and track fast.
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Hap... ci,y o, Cleveland q

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Aug. l0.-The Cow
boys won today's game by timely hitting,
earning every one Of their runs. Por.
ter was ba,ied hard In tho hst inning,
but settled down and was very effective
thereafter. Zimmer caught splendid
game. Score by innings.
Kansas Cllya......-......a.lo o,
Cleveland. ...aa..........a...3 o o o %
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Rich and Poor,

Prince and Peasant, tho Millionaire and
Day Laborer, by their common use Of
this remedy, attest the worldwide rep
utation OF Ayers Pills. Leading ply
sicians recommend those pills for
Stomach and Liver Troubles, Costiyc-
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also, for Rheumatism, Jaundice, aud
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tain no calomel are prompt, but mild,
In operation and, therefore, tho very
best medicine for Family Use, ~ well a,
for Travellers and Tourists,
81 have derived great relief from
Ayers Pills. Five years ago | was
taken so IN with
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Quarantine Notice.
TAXING DISTRICT. SHIRLEY 60 TENS.. ,
MTNrnis TrSs. Aug ~. ISIS. \

TAXING DISTRICT. sltELBY co TENN,
MrNruis TrSs., AUG, 10 isN, !
TINS ~ TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT YELLOW
L rcycf has h,en dc af,d epidemic IN JACKSON
WILLIE, FLA. by the health authorities, aud that
IN accordance with scrtIon - II the 1aIinE Dis
tci Ordinances. all r,fsu'. Boats Or baggage cun'
Ing from jacksonville of auy other iuigt I'd points
shall b. snhirst IN the Quarantine Regulations II
the Taxing Di,ifig which will bc fig dly enforced
Ana thit f. 20 further notify IN Railroads and
Steamboats, entering In this ciiy not 10 receive
either fcr.pns ~ Bargarc from tho Injected d.
uirts. a. Aforesaid. Quarantine insPccior will b.
placed upon tho iollowing railroads tomorrow,
toviu
Memphis a Chhflcsinn Railroad,
Nisslssippl& 1cnnG-ass Railroad,
Mi-lsippi valley r1llfnad,
Kansas city. Memphis Birmingham Y. n,
Ieuuessee Midland i.ailroad,
Inulsyille a Nashville Rsilfoad, aud
Chcsatsike 4 Ohio itaIlro.d.
Al Steamboats, sili b. sublcCi ~ inspection Ten
Miles below the city. where the Quarantine rta
DAVID PARK HADDES
President Tasins Disiric,
Attest e T. putLNs SECRETARY.
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DIED.

MCCADpEN--on Friday morning, August 10,
1855, ANDREW losErH, aged I months and days,
son OF Patrick and Mary McCaddcn
Funeral services viii be held this (sATURDAN)
morning at . O'Clock at the family residence, No.
iO2 Third street. Friends OF the family are invited
to attend.
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ph,I.aeIph,a a. D,,rel, nj

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. io.-Detroit
M, up a miserable game In the field 10.
DAY aud praetcali, presented tho Pblla .
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WHOLESALE eroccrs recognize Lucy Hin.
ton Tobacco ~ the leading aud best viz
einia tobacco made in the United statcs.
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SUBSCRIBE for TuE wEKELY ArrE,L, VI
per year, and participate In the grand DIS
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A good time to
ORDER YOUR COAL
c. b. BRYAN & co.
Special attention 10 car load orlerA
siighu, Dhmsmbcrsd hut SIN in the
Ring.

Peter Lynch will open tonight with a
stock OF fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc,
nj the northwest corner OF Oyerlon aud
Main streets. All the boys are invited.
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BEVonE You buy = billiard or pool table
get prices from Converse 4 Cook, 3Zs
Main street.
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with victory. Sanders pitched q good
game and his support was brilliant. Score:
philadclphia.. ,......l.u. 0 0 0 10
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Fmsr.cLAss table board nj fransiola's,
on Front street, opposite custom. house.
The table Is supplied with the choicest
food tho markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals 80 cents
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CIR up clubs for tbs WEEKLY Arrg,L
and secure one OF the cash prizes. See list
published.
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70 REMOVED M TINS USE oI COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Burnctt's flavoring extracts are the
best
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DoS'r forget the dear ones sway for the
summer. Send them a boz Of Floyd a
Moneys candies.
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On KrornKL will return about scp,cm
Der 10.
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For good hot weather drink use Floyd
& Moneys old reliable mead.
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Ug Syrup Of Puncs for constipation.
Tor sale by all druggists.
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CRowx wash blue does perfect work.
Give IL trial.
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THE new delicious beverage frui.Mtz At
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READ page p Of the Clara Conway In
slitute catalogue.
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