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Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
T. WnunH.S
U. HUnfELL,
Fifth and Shipley SITS
GREAT SALE OF
blankets and ComfQrrabIe',

We commence to day the
largest sale oi Blankets and
Comiortables we have ever
made. They range In price
from 81 rs to $I2 per pair
for Blankets, aud from 81 to
S. for Comiortables. This
is not anysbargain lot of Sec
onds, but all new and per-
feet goods. The prices can
not be duplicated later In
the season.
First floor rear of carpet room.
The SOC Ingram Carpets
and Shades at Csc, are claim
ing more attention than We
have given them, but all the
same,you will find them un-
equalled anywhere else. Our
new Velvet Carpets, boad.
ers to match. are here, SI.25
tor standard goods. s o m c
less. II you are interested
in Lace Curtains, come and
see ours. $l.50 to Sac per
pair. We will have some
thing interesting to 8 b o W
you next week in heavy cur
tains and new styles Up
nolstery Goods.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Not Married.

Thomas =. Hunt writes from Philadel.
phia that he and Miss Jennie Crosby OF
Darby were not married on the Sth OF
September, as reported at the time. Some
one originated it ior amusement, he sup
poses. but he thinks this is carrying tie
joke q little too far,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
wANAMAKER,s
rHILADELrnIA. rhur.d.y. A., \. i,

i msf'ectlon, . census OF mel
I chandise, the statemel
e about the Autumn Dire.
: Goods now here would b
: thasihey surpass ia eleganc,
I completeness and number {
styles, without doubt |
quantity as well, the unite,
total Of all other DresI
Goods s:o,Ls in this cit,
This statement Is made ad
visedly.
For the next two days tn.
women of Philadelphia car
have a great treat in the ex
hibi,ion we are making O,
Dress Novelties.
There is a feeling of de-
preston as one turns from
even q superficial study OF
this stock to writing OF il.
Inc simple truth told in the
most prosalc style would
make a story that would
challenge credulity. Shall
we attempt to interest you
by detailed descslptioni Our
best sense answers "no."
Then mo" 1t is.
Strolling down the Main
Aisle, noticing the tables
and cases Ia the cen r., the
broad counter -ends on either
side, and the fixture tops
stretching away in the cir
cling aisles to right and left,
all filed with forms dressed
close as a line OF soldiers.
each showing a style OF
Dress Goods different in
some respect from every
other, you might e silly ast
was there ever a show like
this? There are different
styles on show, but the
pilgrim to the counters will
soon find that our unseen
world OF Dire IS Goods is
greater than the seen. and
the stylea&Rs.JSsGG, Dlr.-.. -.~4I
Duua-@- -sJ.s-i eInain more
--nerous than those VIII ch
appear.
Save a few Cashmeres ana |
Henriettas, plain and st pie
goods remain In ordinary
IN the shelves, and also the
Vast quantities OF the cheac.
er sorts OF fancy Dress
Goods. !
A study Of AIT in Dress
Goods is always attractive.
Don't laugh, but there is an
art lie ling in the s.uGs.
You would he dull, indeed,
we're you look over these
produc of infinite skill and
without f cling
The dollars tn cost, the
machines that made them,
the boxes that packed them
the ships that carried the d,
the mechanical processes |
that cleansed the wool, and
spun and dyed the threads |
may very properly be mere
items of money and COM
merce. Not so the thought |
that designed the beautiful
things as you see them,
The art OF the Orient and
the Decide n; the Persian
Palm and the Scotch tartan;
nature in ao~tr.fer and sea.
weed; figures ard forms Of
the Imagination are all in
them. Ttey are the chill |
dren OF Dire ms and tancies.
The artists cast them forth |
as did the old Egyptians
the seed upon the wattr RS.
The new thought of the
season. Is there any new
thought? Has anybody
invented a color or created |
a form? There Is not one
new fraction Of q shade or
form2 But tie poet does
not need q new die.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Fine Tailoring.

We are quite busy
taking orders for the
Fall and Winter. We
are complimented on
our assortment of fine
goods; the people tell
US they never saw so
many handsome fine
goods as we are exhib.
iting. We have every.
thing that can be found
In ourown home market
with a large lot Of our
own importations. We
are prepared to make
thess goods Into the
latest styled garments, |
with the very best II m.
mings and workman
ship. We have tie
cutters and tailors an d |
have the work done
right here in our cifvl
and under our own sup
ervision, go that we can
guarantee satisfaction.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SON |
IailorS, 9th & Market,
Ciothiers. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
wANAMaKERs

en- grounds--and II yor
want to know all you'll find
hunt for yourself; you'll get
. headache before you're
through.
Is your interest aroused
in Dress Goods?
Then remember q few
vital things.
Zhis is not oniy tie bfg-
sesf but tie best selected
Skoek.
Tie prizes are 0s,y loz0-I
Me least EqxsIity eonsias,ea)
IN tile ma kek.
The Exhibition wiH onlyl
be made Jo> fVo days.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
'BE ARTISANS SAVING BANK.
NO. 500 MARkE STR

~ q An hAiSANo' bAflNG BANK.
NO. 500 MARKE STREET.
-NcohrohAThD....... FEBRUARY n "a
open W receive deposits daily from n N,
until p. M, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from TO O'Clock.
Inc charter Of tue bank provides that the
prshts upon It's Investments, except IA ,nnrh
as y required for the payment OF necessarv
expense and Tor suitable Bnrplus for the se-
curly oI depositors. shall be divided anona
No oinsnaxer Is allowed to borrow auy mar,
OF the funds deposited with tile corporation.
MANAGERS.
George w. Bush, =. Allen HilIes,
Y. Wsssy Msidln. Alexander ]. Hart
Seo. :: CaPeile, N. B. benson.
Ghss' ". howland, Job. II. Jackson,
Henry y. Dure WAshinetoa fiastinga
MONEY LOANED ON MORTg aES
GEo. W, BUSH, GEo. s. CAPELE,
r. M ., rreslaent Vice President
Il. IL TAYLOR, JOS. MATHKR
treasurer Audi tor
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26

Every effort is made to have this Expo.
sition excel any e. er held on the Penin-
sula. 1t will be the great event of Cen
tury's History of our grand little Com.
monweAlth. Everybody should attend Il.
Everybody will be there; ample accom-
modations for all. Three elegant res
tsurants in charge Of experienced cater
ers will provide bountlul entertainment
Tor the inner man A multitude of new
and attractive Amusemehts have been
engaged. Low excursion rates on all
Peninsula Railroads. All trains stop at
the fair ground gatee. Entry books will
close September 23d. No entrance fee is
charged for exhibits except in the Horse
and Cattle Departments. Send for
premium list.
D. P. BARNARD, Secretary.
sep21-4t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26

pIMPLEs. black-heads, red. rough
a. a. +, ~ ~ c, cnapped, and oily skin prevent,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26

This c,lumn is silent TO-
day about Oriental Rugs
and Tooth Picks, Furniture
and Frying Pans-but they
and their contreres are all
here, aa Ai6it1ns ct in,fnitn~.
JOHN WAnAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
DR. BELLS
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
Price. al 90 per Box.

a positive cure for all or dinsry cases n
Weakness, General Debility or want Of power
incontinence or weakness OF the Uripo-se nits
organs and Diseases oil the bladder and KID
neyA
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26

20 Grand display of live stock, poultry,
cerea 8, fruits, vegetables, farming i'm
plements, Carriages. fine arts, aud the
products OF the dairy, field and house
hold, etc.
Trials of speed each day
By some of the best horses in the world.
s4- Two grand Musical Concerto Daily.
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND. VA. November 10 oher-
ing- of tobacco at auction on Change To-
DAY were very light.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary to.
day: Wrappers. = hogsheads: hllers, 4
hOgsheads smoker. u hogshedd; dark
tobacco-, g. h6gSheads. Total sales reported
to the secretary to-day. ~ hogsheads.
Oilice f the Tobacco Inspector reports
to-day: Inspections. bright. Il ho-shead.; ;
dark. - hegsheads; Western. hosshedd'
Reinspeciions. bright, ~ hoeshead-.
Office Of the Collector Of the United states
Internal Revenue reports collections for the
city Of Richmond to-day a. follows: Tax
paid. cigars and cigarettes. S919.GJ; toba'-
cos. 30; special, Sl3.1D. Total collec-
iiOns for city today. $j.OI5.2j.
Wilson's. Shockoe. Blanchard's. Davef-
ports. Centre. Planters an Merchants.
Crenshaws, -eabrook's and Old Dominion
warehouses report y hogsheads delivered to-
day.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange:
r. Il. Noblin, South Boston; +. \. Ruing-
ton. Philadelphia. Penn: II. &. Hudson.
~cottsburg; MOsby II. Payne. Lynchburg;
DR.. Il. Dew. soldiers Home; J. W. Hob
good Raleigh. \. &.
The market opened strong to-day with
good sales, especially of wrappers.
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New York Cotton Market.
lRv IeieQrr

NEW YORK. November ll.--Messrs. Hub
bard. Price a Co.'S say: "Ihe much talked
and long anticipated bureau report arrived
to-day. Upon the basis Of the indicated 3
per cent increase in production for the en-
fire cotton belt, plus an increase of IA per
cent. the entire gain would be AZ per cent,
and the crop therefore ,,2fI, 900. Upon this
theory a selling movement was commenced,
and The market closed weak at the lowest
prices of the dag, II remains TO
bo seen how Liverpool will regard
il. 4 decline will be promptly
reflected here, as the existing sentiment in
this market has now become undoubtedly
bearlsh. Private cables from Liverpool in
timaic that the market there j. hardly
likely 10 be sustained. In New Orleans,
where the prevailing sentiment is more pro-
nouncedly bearish than here, the market
las declined ten points. Manchester is re-
ported for yarns and steady for cloths"
Futures closed points lower for Noyem-
Der, and to 10 points higher for the re-
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IynchburgiNa.

LYNCnBCRG. VA, November 9.-Ihe re-
cnpts in our market reached $4,000 pounds
this week. against l01. 800 last week, in
creasing the total since October lst 1889. 90
500 800 pounds, against lG9,sDJ pounds dur
ing same period last season.
Our Offering, consist 10 a large extent Of
bright grades. the selection Of which is
quite satisfactory, with a good portion Of
good fine cutters and wrappers selling.
These grades continue 10 be in active de-
mand and prices are well maintained and
high. Norp little Of good fine dark leaf has
been marketed 80 far, while Tugs, and COM
mon. and nOndescript leaf form the bulk Of
the dark grades selling. Prices for all
grades are very full. and our market on the
whole active. HOLT, SCHAEFFR y Co.
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THE DAILY TINES RICHMOND vA~ TUESDAY NOVEMBER - 1889

malnder Of the month. sales. 1860 bales.
Receipts at ports to-day estimated at go.-
OOO bales. spot quiet at 1917 for middlifg
uplands. with sales Of 524 bales to -pinncr-.
Cio-ings: November. l0.0S@ 1000: De
cembcr. 1O.i0m lo.li: January, lo.'Sg
1909: February. I0.lJ@i01; March. lD.2z
mlO.23; April. -; May. Io.3oW 1871;
June. 1880 1893; July, 1880 i0.E; Au-
gust, lO.JO,d 1892.
In Liverpool spot was steady; middling
uplaBds. jAd. sales. 1900 bales.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD. November ll.--COtton
quiet: middling, 100 lOLc. Flour dull;
Howard street and Western. superiinc,
s.. 500 500: do. extra, $3.ljW $500; do.
family. $4.l00$i.50; City Mills Rio brands,
extra. $l.G2@S4.S5; winter wheat, patent.
$l.75@Sj.75; spring wheat patent, >j.25@
500: do. straight, $4,000 500; do. extra,
$3.G0@Si.O0. Wheat Southern quiet and
easier: Western dull; No. winter red
spet and November, 1870 SOC. Corn
Southern. nominal; Western timer; mixed
spot ami November, 4OA@4lc. Oats quiet
and steady: Southern and Pennsylvania,
2562gc.; graded No. white, 2slsc.
RYE very dull. J2@53 Provision. steady.
Petroleum firm; rehnen, 500. Coffee
Rio cargoes fair, l9c. Sugar quiet;
4 sofi, GJ.c. Whisky fairly active, sl.l0.
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Chicago Markets.
INV relogrnph.i

CHICAGO. November ll.-Wheat closed
active and stcdy. Corn firm and H94c.
higher. Oats firmer. Provisions active,
aad higher. Closings: Wheat-NOyember,
use: December sO5zc.; January. soi.c.
Corn-November. 32sz@325zc.; December,
3303gi.c.: January. 3lLW3l5zc. Oats
November and December, lssfc.; January,
l9z@2oc. Pork-Noyember, s9.1z14; year.
sp.5j: January. Sg.37iS. Lard-November,
s. OBI wear. sj.s7iI; January. 500. Ribs
November. sj.2l: year, s4.S7lz; January,
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New York Produce Market.

lRy telegraph

NEW YORK. November ll.-Flcur closed
generally steady and unchanged: southern
-four steady and unchanged. Wheat closed
Lc. lower; spot sales No. red. $50 S514c.;
No. , red winter November SIC. Corn
closed strong. "a 7zc. higher; spot sales No.
mixed, ll7sW rye; No. mixed No
yember. He. Oats closed active and
unchanged; spot sales 40. white. 3ic.;
80. mixed. November &c. Pork dull; in
spectcd mess. $ll.OoWll.2J. Lard closed
drmer: November. 1914. sugar-Rehned
firm: cut loaf. and crushed, &c; powder
ed DC; graduated. G7zc. Coffee steady 2;
fair carg0es Rio, &c..
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RICHMOND. Va. November n. 1880.
Receipts ~ head Of cattle; 81 sheep:
l.2l4 hogs.
sales -3ij head Of cattle; 81 sheep; 90
hogs.
Prices Cattle, best. 81 % 3c3f. gross; mo-
dunn to good. - 20 31sc. gross; common 10
fair. to 24c. gross; sheep, % 10 lc.
gross: hogs, . To 5jzc. net; bulls. - 10
2lzc. gross.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
exported by {. W. Branch = CO., bankers
brokers. No. I'LL Main street.

NEW YORK. November il.-Our market
was weak 90 II O'Clock. stronger 10 80.
and then weak again to the close. The con-
dition of the money market and the coal
trade are largely responsible tor the weak
ness while Mr.. G0ud's Missouri Pacific
and the mystery which surround, it adds o.
the uncertain feeling. The market was not
very active and money jnl, but any pow
criul bears could make q squeeze if they
wanted 90 lock mp money. The street is not
as buliish rs il was and the bear party is
quite satisfied with lis recent success and
its ammunition. Therefore. although the
general outlook is favorable and prices
ought TO 90 mp. the bears may be able 10 still
further depress the list. Final prices were
barely steady. at near the lowest.
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UN IfTf rIWf III
NEW YORK, November ll.-Money closed
at per cent. Exchange closed dull; posted
rates. 4SiW 1917; actual rates, 49, ga 49,
for 90 days. and 4Si4@lSiis for demand.
Governments closed steady. Currency os.
~ bids Is, coupons, Il, bid; AS do.
1867 bid.
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CURES WITHOUT The U { OF HaU-
SEATING DRUGS.
YOUR PHYSICIAN PREsCRIBEs II AND
KNOWS rs VALUE.

After the discovery and introduction Of IN,
waters OF the celebrated Healing Spring o
Ashc county, y. G., a bOldrr and muci
more strongly impregnated spring OF watc
was found higher up the valley on the land
Of Major J. G.. Pummer.
For Blood Diseases. CanccrOus Affections
an kinds OF Diseases Of the skin. pimplcs
Biotches. KOughn, -. Snllowncss. Mole anc
lad Complexion. aides who. from loss OF
rest, ONcr-eXeftlOn. and too much diSsipa
ton, become laEguid and blase, will find The
Plummcr BIomine Arsenic Water q great
boon ami rcstOrer Of freshness. sufferers
with Dyspepsia. Indigestion, or any stomach
or Kidney Troubles. VIII mud the piummer
iifOmiue Arsenic Water gives immediate re
lleI how the analysis of The Piummcr Bro
mine Arsenic Water 10 your physician and
ask him will 10 help YOU.
cur leading cOc'ois are prescribing this
wonderful water and receiving the best To-
suits from its action. II Is gaily growing In
favor with the medical fraternity. and the
demand for the water IS rapidly Increasing.
lu the near future the flummer BrOminc
Arsenic Wafer will become the .leaiing
Healing Water Of the world for ali blood,
stomach. Kidney. and skin Diseases
WHAT THE "PLUMMFR BKuMiNE ARSE
NC WATER HAS Done FOR \ RICH
MyND LADY. AND WHAT she SAYS
ABOUT IT.
"lieing great sufferer from Indigestion,
end being unable 10 eat either fruit or vege-
tables, on making my trouble known 20 Dr.
Landon q. Edwards he advised me To use
Piummer BrOmine Arsenic Water know
my my reguinr physician. Dr. Hunter Me-
CURE, had prescribed ihe same water
prOcurcg case of the plummcr BrOmne
Arsenic Water. uni am glad tO say when
using this water ! could sat anything. fruits
and vegetables Included. aud my skin while
using the water was clear and free rom
Hmples BiOtchcs. and letter. which always
came when eating fruits without drinking
Ilummcr BrOmine Arsenic Water. / gladly
give my testimony 10 the value of Plummcr
Brulnine Arsenic Water for aiding digestion
ana cleaning and purifying the skin.
see that you get tie Plummcr Bromlne
Arscn.c Mnter from AAho county. \. O.
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4 PERFECT LIGHr.

Pure. odoiless, Ncn-explosive, ihe RED
Oils ihe very highest gadc OF Refined
Petroleum. bceae of tie product OF I'M
s'iuiuious mltatori. Get the genuine and
take no other.
n'id ~ BODEKER BROTHERS,
l111 Main street
y. KILN, 0l6 Hast Broad Street
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, Va, November II, 1883.
OFFERINGS.

Whoat-3.3qG bushels.
Corn. 344 bushels.
OATS 1862 bushels.
Rye~ 60 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Whcat-W White. 100 bushels very good al
Sc LOngbery, l02 bushels very good AZ
Sjc. Sh0uberry. 1910 bushels good TO very
good on private terms 10 bushels very
good az Sjc. ~ bushels good al &c.: 20
bushels fair al Soc: 80 bushels fair at 7jc. I:
b bushels common at 13c.; IS bushels com
mon no &c. Total sales Of wheat, 1892
bushels.
Com-White. a. bushels damp new at
dc.
Oats Spring, l2O bushels very good at
DC.
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Then the riders all stopped frosi th,k rhythmical
gallon. and SIT around on their horses and
gazed az the bali headed w0man While her
escort went after the hat and the hair and
every one % the women said they might have
known Il before. and an the mcn were struck
speechlcss aud completely knocked silly, end
IL took all the poetry out Of horseback riding
and brought 10 down % tho commonest KIND
Of prose-and the riding club now doosut
ride any more.
Though anon We may hear az the dawn Of morn
ing the hurryirg hoof beats q some gallant
stecd as he accents the cearest Of rhythmicai
meter while hurr,ing onward With regular
speed, yet tho gathering dozens 81 regular
riders who callorel and callopsi in moms
early light. AMI Who rode 900 fhe glow was on
a.. Of their features aud eyes were en- spark
ling and giimmerng bright, there "a not Tor
this club tie sana freedom OF eail0p. III not
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| r.. GATEWOOD. WHOLESALE
- uLiltkIt ClGAl. LEAF aud MANU-
''illlk OF CIGARS Special ratcS 10
.N'tf.. samples of Leaf or Cigars FUR.
".i'd pn application. Correspondence
''Niilrl. Factory No. l76-IlO east Broad
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HllliCutt'S Rheumatic Cure

herewith testify that Mr. J. 4. Adair. Dr. J
=. pembertOn, Mr. &. II. Strong, Messis
Hutchison & Bro. OF Atlanta Ga, and Mr.
" b. Wynno a. Oadsden, Ala. are all per
sOnal friends Of mine. The testimony of
these men is uninpeachabe. | was pastor
for ten 100 years OF Or. remheiton, enc Of
GeOrlia's most honorable druggist; II rea-
con ". b. Mynue. one OF the best men that
. yer lived In Alabama orGeorgia, and of / T..
lIutchisOr, who Is worthy 10 stand by the
side Of any druggist Of America. For long
years Or. PcmhcrtOn Was n sufferer t0 an e,-
cruciatins degree; so was also Deacon WNuTc
Those who read the testimony % an The
Christian gentlemen above named. and that
81 Air. Charles J.. Wcati crbee, and that Of
Ar. Albert Howell. and Of Nr. samuel Dun
lap, need not hesitate 10 accept their state
meuts without abatement. / also know the
seeking 10 introduce This wonder
ful cure. Whatever II testimony they may
publish the public may confidently receive.
4. 7. SPALDlNG,
Pastor First BAPTIST Church. Galveston. and
President of tbs Texas Baptist General
Convention,
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PRE- s. ON e LVIN,
FINE ART FURNITURE
No. | 8 Governor Street.
DBUGs. MEDICINES. SC.

at Is wonderful that from the bosom OF
Mother Earth lows streams for the healing
Of her chlldren.-S. A. q. r.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
COTTON REPOtT.


MIThTT UITT.
Qnoiofions.-M iddling. 93tc; low mid
ding, yi.c.; good ordinary, sc.
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Richmond sfocIs Niarket.
RIcnMoND, Va, N0Tcmbef n, lsS.

Reported by John l.. Williams & son,
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
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OWENS G MINOR DRUG co.
General Agents, Richmond, Va.
1907 MAIN STREET. OPPO. pOsIOFFICE.
INTERESTING LETTER
from a Well-knOWn and Emil
nent Divine.

GALyEsI0N, Tx, August 10 1887.
Desiring 10 commend 10 friends In Ala
bama, Kentucky, Texas and Georgia
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the summer day bright. and the paiter u
hoofs on the hard ground resouniing excited
their hearts with tho keenest delight but they
came to hurdle ihat stopped the proceed
ings and shut OF the rhyme Of their eailop
galore, and they came down with a jar that
jerked the metrical feet cut Of their stirrupS
and the riding club now docsn I ride any more
: nppeareth that one OF the sweet lady riders
was wondroir;ly handsome In features and
dress, but she had a peculiar fashion Of head
gear her fondes.t acquaintance never would
guess. and an accident happened while under
some branches where foliage hung all the
narrow path o'espnd it pulled her hat on
and her hair all came OF with IL, leaving her
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INu> b.. HEhNif. frHn. Is. teII,
Hf1iuH 49,. Ii.4s.u. lam. IS -CoIJ.
luuN kErn EltN.lI.
ff'uOMAd BRANCH & CO..
p BANKERS IND BROKERS.
BONDS a4HfhS and sECl RITZ rs
HINaHI AND SOLD lu fhfs and al the
. .r....n rarko-s.
Nr saved private Telegraph wire from OBJ
Oh .oe f0 al fto Northern exchanges, and can
execute urN.rH I.r ACTIVE STOCKS within
o. .' minutes oi fat'r rDrr'rt off Cur Once.
.n.o1 al. oron ior th- iusp- cuon Ct cm
..HI..lN
faiIp.t iriorirl'I. Cn f.a rHhieCt of Rail.
UlI ans Corporation Securities Rld State
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ULcAN IRON COMPANY.
MANUFACTURES OF

RAILROAD TRACK BOiIs.
GALS IIII-.
BRIDGE A>uIEI~IIf BOLTS.
LlLlr AND itID- FOR Hl. lIIlNGS.
500 Ai. AND IItNAGON NUS.
LAG SCREWS
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WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WASHERS
ILuN CUFFS.
HARLOW TEETH.
iINDfN0~
BARRON AND CASTINGS.
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They had long been
acciffCne,i 70 rid.
IN the morning y
earliest dawn OF
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The RIDING CLUB.

ley ~sn garopine.
gai'oring. gaflop
ing. ever In gayet
procession our ase
nte5oer but there
came % a sii,idrns
hitch ~ their gai.
'op and they came
down 10 a plain,
prUaic walk. and
the riding club Dow
doesn't ride any
more.
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\ Wonderful Cure i'm Louisville,
kcntucAl.

LOUISVILLE. KY. sccmber -. 1856.
hereby certify that .slee bottles 81 Hun
nicurs Rheumatic Cure cured my wife per-
fectly well IN four weeks time, after being
confined 10 the house itr .iX months with "a
severe attack Of muscular rheumatism. IL is
certainly most wonderful cure.
IT.. UNDERWOOD,
City Ticket Agent J. VI. x !. r. r., s. ". cor
her Third and Main streets.
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II YOUR druggist does not have "HUNNi-
CUFFS RuEOMAIIC CURE in stock make
him order IL for YOU Price, slOO per bottle
six bottles for 5000