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AGENTS WANTED

For Club Rates, or any further informa-
tion desired, write lesiblJ 70 the undersign-
cd, clearly stating your residence, with
state, County, Street and Number. More
by. your enclosing an Envelope bearing your
| fuli RddfSa
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.NoR KENT.-TWo LARGE SEC
oni story rooms and water for light
housekeeping. sS per month. Addsess H.,
ihi ollfro.
17oR RENT--THIRD STORY FRONT
room No. Cos Market street, 0-2l-2ts
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HXTKAl EXTRAil

Ifyou wish a good job done, call or
send by mail. NJ. SCHWARTZ, Up
I0l,tergr and cabinet maker. Carpets
n,gle and laid. Polishing and varnish-
iGg All repairing neatly done. Mat
tIesscs made over. All work promptly
douc and satisfaction guaranteed.
W, Cor. Third and Tatnall SITS,
9lI&t wilmington bci.
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EOR SALE.-A 2-STORY BRICK
Il house, in nrst-class order; has rooms
and bath; hot and cold water, with heater 10
LicAN ONCE. A. b. VERNON. m27-tt
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As THE SEASON OPENS
So Do Our Hearts

We must sell, people must
buy and we must be satisfied
with small profits. Step in and
wonder how we quote such low
prices on large lot of Boys
and Children's Suitings. We
have just received these and as
they are very good bargain,
they are going fast. We also
have opened a nice line OF
young mems Suitingsthis week,
all the latest designs in plaid,
and fancy patterns.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-24

TAR MONTGOMERY, 2o8 N. NINTH
"a phitM.. Reliable Medicines for Coughs
.,,1s Asthma, Uaiarrli. Bronchitis, Consulnp-
,lsn. Relief 10 days. Advice iree' asy pr
,,euing. ------- -
,IP DEIIARDT,s PENNYR0YA A L
FILLS. 81. sold by Druggistsi also by
aoi n Jth ST., PhilA. l. dies beware of
Mutations. II
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For Rent.

1-,oE REM THE DESIRABLE
store room including cellar and
mice nc No, 10 East Second street; Thc
,,rnnerty is suited for most any Kind OF
pu,uIcaniile business, and is situated on
,nv',Ih n"c of the principal streets of tho city
lar trade, Rent Tow and possession ini-
,uetIinteIy. Apply on premises or to
MN. j. FISHER. 10u Market St.
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A ATTENTION-ALL PERSONS DE
n string drugs pure and chemicals or wish
inE their prescriptions or private receipt,
eAreiuly compounded with pure materials,
tuRsE. No. 8i7 Market street, Wilmington,
lei, d.2stf
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,,oR RENT.-Tw6 ROOMS. AT
couvoniences. AIS Madison St.
L 9-23-2tt
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DOR SALE CHEAP-A LARGE
IL double cylinder Taylor press, prints over
5000 an hour. Apply At this oihce.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-24
The Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Company.
Northwest corner Ninth and Market
streets, Wilmington, Del.
Capital, 100000.

This company is a lie sal depository for
moneys paid into court and is authorized TO
act AS executor. administrator. gu irdian. as
signee, receiver and trustee under appotnt-
ment by thr courl and individuals, 10 be sole
sNiety for Administrators. executors, guar
t1ans and trusters. Treasurer for religious
and benevolent Institutions; registrar for
stocks and bonds OF other corporations: to
purchase and sell real estate, bonds. mort
ares and other securities; to act as agent or
attorney Tor thg collection OF Incomes man
Rgemsnt OF eslates anu trusts OF eyerS de-
sctlptiun,
Interest allowed on deposits.
Executor, hdininistr ators or trustees of es-
tates and luuies unu'Gustomed to the trans-
ac uon of business will mud this company a
cunve enient depository for money.
Orcers; William Bnsit. pre- ,ideat: Preston
Lea, vice.presidet: Willard salisbury Jr..
secretary; directors, William II. swift,
Samuel BsneIoi1; ", Preston Lea, VII
Carter. Dr. Jsmes A. Draper, Edward
Bringhurst. Jr,,. George ": Bush, Chris.
DUPONT, Thomns jackson, Wtllinm Il. Por-
| ter, Joseph swift, William &. PennYpack-
er, r. Smith Brenban: A, p. Robinson.
GeorgetowA Del. GcorgeV. Massey, Dover,
| DEL; II. A. Richardson. Dover, I,el.
s2-dAW-tf
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WANTED.-WEEkLY REPUBLI-
w licans of the following dates; April 2a
May g. for which cents will be paid At this
ofice. su2I-tf-d&w
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- 4 AsaSY PILLS

VI Sfs.msfa az sa,s; SEND % for "woNAN's eIFE.
N'Ah1'" his'a tpsslas Co., Pbilads,phi., ia,
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Tor sALEoR RENT. T.-sToRE AND
dwelling, No. . E. Front street. Pos
tr,sinu given october lst next. Apply TO
40. Il. TOWksEND, GA Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-24

MTANTED-A GOOD NURSE. AP,
w ply ut No. Cos King street. Refer
ence required. e.2l-2ts
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oysrERs sloysTERsii

Go to Tenth und Trenton Place If you
want good oysters opcnedfresh everyday
Also flosh milk and cream constantly on
hand, received twice a day from Allen 3
Attorney dairy. olebt
Daily Republican., 1889-09-24
Wants.

w WANTED.-BOARDERS AT NO.
w az King 81. Pleasant rooms and
good accommo odattons. 9-2i-sItt
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IT. Ainne Gnn.

lC0rrC sp0ndeuce at the Tines
July ll.-This section Of Southwest
Virginia seems TO be heading Tor q
boom such as will mark q new era in
the industrial life of the South. The
whole of ihs district embracing small
orti0ns of Eastern Kentucky aud Ten
nessee. mas. within the last year, been
attracting much interest among the
wealthy capitalists of Pennsylvania and
other Northern States ON account OF
the discovery of IT, immense deposits Of
iron ore. cooking coal and other mine
rails. Big Stone Gap, though as yet a
small place and without railroad. is
none the less concentration Of all toe
natural advantages which underle the
development of great industrial cen
ire. and nature has stamped this favored
spot with the seal of great city.
A $4,000 hotel isnearng completion,
new business enterprises ore being pro-
iected. aud signs of busy life and "a
pushing spiriC are seen on every hand.
The South Atlantic and Ohio is rapidly
pushing i's way from Bristol hither.
having reached Ciinchp0rt only twenty
miles distant. and within few months
the whistle Of the engine viii give new
impetus 90 the energy and pluck Of
these people.
One of the prime factors IN the de-
velopment OF this place will be the con-
Meeting of tine Norfolk and Western
with the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road at or near this point. and bringing
ina direct communication the greatest
cotton producing county IN the weird
with this, the richest mining and man
uiacunng district in the United States.
and " ith the great watering places and
health resorts Of Virginia.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
has penetrated every section Of the
South and West. aud is now laying its
track 20 this place. The Norfolk and
Western is busiiy reaching out It's tub-
utaues into this territory of mineral
wealth. the Clinch Valley extention
having penetrated TO Fiat Top ON lis
way hitherWard.
The Democrats of the Southwest are
divided IN their preference for Cover
nor, with O'Ferrall and Mckinney IN
the lead and Richard Beirne with a
good following. The name of Attcr-
ncy-General Ayres is frequently mem
toned as the NEST available dark horse.
The Montgomery White Sulphur aud
Allegheny Springs are rapidly filling
up with guests. with $50 at the latter
place. among them eX-AttOrney-
cIal Garland.
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SuYp.



July Bon lass court-day the Dem
ocratic citizens OF this county held a
meeting in the courthouse for the pur.
pose OF olectiug delegates % the Guber.
material Convention 90 be- held at Rich
mond Augustl4 DIR. NJ @. Holt. district
chairman. called the meeting to order.
and after clccting William b. Clark
county chairman and j. l.. llargrovc
secretary. delegates were chosen as fol
lows:
For Gotham Oistrict-G. A. Savedge
and j. J.. Iargrove.
For Guilford Dislrict-John n. Rain
ey and j. +. Mancha
For Biackwater District Or. Holt
and l.. III. Gwathncy.
Suitable alternate were chosen for
each delegate. W. b. Clarke was elect
eel delegate-at-largo. with r.. y. Fergus
SON his alternate. The delegation goes
tO the convention without any instruc-
tons as 10 what candidate they shall
support. but are requested 10 exercise
only their own judgment in further
ance Of the best Interests of the people
they represent. So H. is impossible To-
say what candidate they will support.
On last Wednesday night negro
named William Wilkes sccreted HIM
self i'm the Lcd-room of Dir. John Hart 8
daughter for mo- cool purpose. Miss
Hart had q young lady friend staying
with her. and soon after they had re-
tired they heard q noise under the bed.
Surprising it TO be the dog the ladies'
made an investigation and discovered
the negro, who became thoroughly
frightened at their screams for assist
auce. and precipiiated himself from "a
window and made his escape. SIR
Hart is our deputy sheriff. and with %
party OF friends he bass been securing
the county iu search OF the villain.
who, if found. viii no doubt be handled
as roughly as he deserves.
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TC0TrosT0ndonce o. tno Tlmes'I

Correspondence Of the limesl
July 15.-Rev. William Edwin Hall,
a noted lecturer. and the editor OF tn
New York Christian. preached IN tn,
Christian Church mere Yesterday. 0Oth
morning and evening. He arrived here
on the steamer Baltimore yesterday
from New York city. He says he De-
going to stay in Virginia for time. III
order 10 rest and recrcate. His theme
last night was What is Man. and he
treated the subject well. He is de
lightiul speaker. often rising TO th,
heights Of oratory. The church was
crowded last night 90 overlooking.
Captain Z. IL. Adams. who has been
reported III, is much better. being able
t. 20 out of doors.
The following are the arrivals az the
Terminal since last reported. 4. H.
Richardson and wife. West Point, d.
NJ. Fuller. Of Baltimore. Mrs. Lynch
and two sons, Richmond. Va. a. d.
Bulman. Philadelphia. Miss Leigh. OF
Virginia: X. NJ. Chase Misses Elna
Chase. Daisy Chase. and Charlie Chase
of Atlantic City. y. j.: Robert Little
page. Atlantic City; T.. X. Estes. Dan
vile: Mis- l. O.. Baker. OF Raleigh, y
c.. Mrs. Samuel Rufin. Raleigh. y. C..
William Z. Hall. New York city. and
others. These guests viii remain here
for some time. Others are expected
this week.
We are having delightful weather
here. and the saltwater breeze which
comes from the noble York Is some.
thing to be enjoyed during the heated
term.
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ICorlesl ondencc OF the Times.
IOYDCouHTHoUsE. July IS. County
Court has been in session since last
Tuesday engaged IN the trial Of John
Howell and Ilundly Howell. son and
father. for the murder of Henry Smith
at this place on December court last.
John Howell was found guilty Of mur-
der i'm the second degree. and his term
in the pententiary fixed al nine years.
lundly Howell was also found guilty
of m lrder IN the second degree FOR
aiding and abetting IN the murder.
Sundry bills Of exceptions We're filed
during the trial by the prisoner coun-
eel. and they will apply 10 the Circuit
Court for new trial. The circum-
stances of the killing are briefly as fol-
lows: John Howell and Henry smith
had for some time past been on
bad terms. They met in rear Of bar
room here ON December court, and
commenced talking over their previous
difficulties, the lie was passed and the
parties engaged IN a scuille. but were
soon separated. IIundly Howell tax
ing hold of Smith. Several rocks were
taken out Of Smith Is oveicOat pocket.
aud he ran through a hail into the
street and quickly returned and used
some words To John Howell threw or
his Oyorcoat. and the two parties made
&C each other. Smith threw or knocked
John Howell down. Huudly Howell
reached up ana pulled Smith back. a
bystander took hold Of Hundly Howell.
John Howell rs no was getting up drew
mis- pistol. and before he had fairly
Strengthened up fired at Smith. the ball
striking the ground between
Smith legs. As soon as he
could fire again he did so.
the ball penetrating Smith 5 left breast
Just above the heart, and cutting the
large artery. Smith threw his hands
TO his breast aud said, you have
killed me, turned off. walked a few
steps. fell with his face in his hands on
the steps. Just as he fell Hundly How
ell rushed at him and struck him with a
stick OF stOve-woO heavy blow on the
head, cutting the scalp about three
inches. Two witnesses testified that
during the day they heard Hundly
Howell tell John not TO make up with
Henry Smith. but kill the - rascal If
he fooled with him. The doctor said
smith was as good as drunk when
struck by Hundly Howell.
The State Normal School will con-
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Charlottesville.

'COrfesp Ondcnce OF The Inn Sd
July 13.-Prof. John q. Minor re-
turned from the WhiteSulphur Springs.
-. Va. this week aud opened ms sum
mer law class at the University OF Nir-
ginia ON Thursday. \ large number OF
students have already arrived on the
grounds. and others are expected
next week.
Prof James NJ. Garnet, Ormond
Stone and f. +. Dunninglon, of the
University. have been in Norfolk this
week in attendance upon the teacher r
convention.
The Monticello Band. of this city,
will hold a lawn party at Parish 5
Spring, near this place on next Monday
night. The proceeds of the party viii
go towards paying for the uniforms
which the band has recently purchased
The crops IN this section. taken as "a
whole. are promising. The weather
for Che past week has been fine on the
growing crops. and our farmers have
been able TO give them the proper at
tentIOu. i.
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ter. one dollar barrel, AID to sell for
fifty cents a bottle.

ter. one dollar barrel, AID to sell for
fifty cents a bottle.
la contrast to the Cleveland admins
tration is the present schedule Of the
@. o. p. IA vulgar but accepted term
10 represent the patent medicine idea
Of the Republican party, which to day
is not only the same as the dis
grace OF the Bill Chandler
and Blaine and Sherman business Of
a few years ago, but even worse in the
fact that it proposes favoriteism, high
tariff for monopoly, nepotism, ring
privileges, and, worst Of all, tbs danger
GUS violation Of the spirit of our instr
tutions. in instituting a Federal
supervisorship of elections. The
good nature and patience of the Ameri-
can people is marvellous when we see
them stand 100 per cent. taxes on the
necessary articles Of life when there is
over a hundred millions surplus reve-
nue.. But we do not believe that they
will stand it when they see that
there is party leader brave enough to
force tho issue and champion the rights
Of the people against the monopolists
and call for honest government, instead
of government worked by the money
kings who buy the Presidency and the
Senate and make one set Of laws for the
North and another for the South.
The meaning of the extra session Of
Congress is that the Republicans wish
to force the organization of the House of
Representatives. and then hold the SEES
sion in their hands for two distinct
purposes: one 10 organize the Federal
supervisorship Of elections so as to
six" the South at Washington. and
the other to spend the long session in
mere twaddle, TO avoid the
tariff issue. Mr.. Harrison has a
pharisaical policy, but under it
is the determination TO be reelected,
and the way to be reelected has been
on in the way we have
cited. Now, if tho Democratic party
does not nominate Cleveland it will be
a back out, and whatever anybody may
critically cay Of Cleveland, he stands
az the one pre-eminent individual who
has nailed the flag of true Democracy
70 the mast.
He is the antithesis to the money
and to the prostitution Of
the civil service, and he is absolutely
above and beyond the politicians and
the accepted popular champion Of the
only true and strong idea in our poll
tics.
This is the way it looks to-day, and if
there is any change in the political stu
alton we fail to see where the indica-
tion is.
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Lcnrr- snnnaanca nl m. nm

Nl Nllf nINNNfNNf 'I iiIH AIIll|rs
July 1j.-The County Court wa
held to-day. aud besides the qualihca
/ ton of several administrators and the
quashingof some executions. there wa-
no further occasion for the adminstra.
ton of Justice.
The Democratic mss meeting i0i
election OF delegates 90 the State Con
veniiOn. 90 bee held 40 Richmond
August liih. was called to order 40
+. NJ. 10y Colonel James, county chair
man. On motion, Judge j. 81 Trice
was elected chairman and George II.
King Jr.. secretary of the meeting
\. y. MOnteirO offered resolution that
the following delegates bee elected as a
whole, which was adopted.
a. *. Leake and B. o. James. dele
gates AZ large.
Dover District-W. Il. Sinclair and j.
G.. Goodman. Altenates. b. j. Wal
ton aud III. e.. Bowies.
Lickinghole Districl-R. ID. james
and j. $. Masters. Atcrnates. John
Rutherford and T.. H. Lively.
Byrd District George W. George and
+. NJ. Parrish. AIternates: Samuel W.
Riddell and Reuben Ford.
Judge A. *. Leake after pr0nouncing
some encomlums ON Colonel Richard +.
Belrne, offered the following res0lu-
ti0ns. which were unanimously and
heartily adopted.
The Democracy of the county of
GJ0chland. d. mas--meeling assembled
fJr the purpose of appointing delegates
e. represent them ian the State c0uyen-
ton of thier party. called to nominate
a gubernatOrial candidate. while abb
staining from hampering theii dele
gates with Instructions. believing that
they will be faithful Co the trust re
posed in them, yet proclaim their choice
10 be Colonel Richard +. Beirne. OF the
county of Hanover. A bravcand ardent
Democrat. loyal every principle which
entities that party "a our support. he
mas kept and teaches tine faith in all its
pristine purity. Ever friend OF
agriculture and the unwearied advocate
OF tho ioileis and oppressed. We will
hail with delight the action of the con-
ventlon should ii place The party 5 BAN
ner ln his young, vigorous, and able
hands. feeling assured that It will be-
borne 10 triumphant victory.
The following resolution offered by
John Rutherford, was unanimously
adopted
BE Il resoired That whereas Cover
nor fitzhugh Lee has given the State Of
Virginia q manly, vigorous. and accept
able administration. &c is hereby unani-
mously resolved by the Democrats of
GoOchland county. Va. in convention
assembled. that they heartily endorse
the same
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MALONE is acknowledged as the boss.
His sign manual is necessary to every
Virginia appointment, and it is useless
to talk Of a division in the Virginia
Republican party. If the recalcitrani
kickers cannot get Office but
through Malone, of course they will
follow the bell-wether. for il they do
not they might starve on the common
and never see the Government pasture
where pap is drawn for the faithful.
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TIOU01UOnIOUc0 N Inc IlmDf-I
july 13.-At "a meeting of the Demo.
cratic voters held to-day at Rural Point
precinct. in this county. X. r Horne.
j. a. Wingheld. and DR.. j. l.. Winston
were elected as delegates TO the State
Convention. and W. W. Jones, George
T.. Haw. and W. J.. Wingiield as alter
mates.
The following resolution was uuani-
mously adopted:
Res0lred. That while we regard it as
inexpodient TO bind our delegates by
instructions. We. however. declare IL to
boz the unanimous wish of this district
that our distinguished feliow-citizen.
Richard +. Beirne, should be nominated
for Governor. W.
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RAILROADS.
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DrCuMOND. FREDERlChS-p,O ...,',
II. AVN PoTONAC RAlLRvAA. D'-s esstera.
Commencing APRIL 2lst' Icy
Iss am. leaves Byrd street station Cd Ii',ord
s,d Frederickshurg. sleep"
Washington and New ltiN. ,r,. or.
,t.o- m, loavce Rvrd street staten dan5' "a
cept sunday. ..t.. fallv
eo,n m ieaves Hyrd-street s;suoi uHi''
deeper 20 New York ...t... All,
s,o am. arrived az Byrd street sst'ioh '"''
Sleeper from New YORK. 49,. s.fi-
AS nm. arrives Al Byrd street stauoa 49, 49,.
sfops Al FrsdtriCksburk, Niilvi-
JunctiOnand Ashla a. sleeper 4iu"
Washington and New YORK. ,u.
f0.tO nm arrives AZ Rvni-strcct station uhtf
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY E1CEPT suSDAYs
eisam. leaves Elha. Arrives at Ashland at
13 am. .....
.Oo pra. accommodation. leaves iyrd-stfeei
station arrives 90 Ashland at B pm.
so, PM. leaves klbs arrives &c Asoaoo B.
s.,5 am. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland at o.''
ca, AR. Accommodation. arrives IS Byri
street station lesgos Asnlan ~ $50
$50 pm. arrives at Eiba leaves Ashland a.
CS.TkYL0R. General Ticket Agout.
E.T. y. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT
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vene at this place on the 22l instant,
conducted b. Professor Graybill. Of
Roanoke City. Considerable prepare
tions are being made for the reception
and entertainment Of those who at
tend. Hon. Z. G. Lester will deliver
the address of welcome. This place Is
twenty-one miles from Christanburg,
the nearest railroad station. The road
is a fair one for a mountain county.
and ample facilities for making the
trip in hacks will be provided.
All crops are looking well in the
county. The farmers are nov in the
midst of the hay harvest, which Is very
abundant. NJ.
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THE whole country accepted the
pledge of both parties for an honest and
business-like administration of the
Civil Service.
MIR. Harrison is on record as praying
for it. but all the same he has hired the
public service out to the minions Of his
party, and to his sisters and his cousins
and his aunts.
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DUvAL & NoRToN's CELEBRA

nUNAL & NORTON'S CELEBRA-
II TED HORSE TONIC.
for Horses. Mules. Cattle. Sc. Cures scratches
iu dogs, warranted 10 cure chicken and hOs
cholera Read what those who have used b.
nave 90 say.
George -. Smith. Atlcos. Hanover county
Va. says. puYul & NOrlOn's llOrsc Tonic h.
Tie best tonic / have ever used.
81. a.. Alexander, Old Church, IlanOy
county Va. says: Too much cannot be- sal
DOB praise Of Duvai q Norton Horse Tonic.
John l.. Curtis Warwick. q. H.. Va.
think % almost Indispensable 10 our raising
hogs
Jos. T.. 6arrow, Warwick e.. H.. Va. SAYS.
10 Is the best remedy ever saw for chicken
cholera, ~ dozens Of my neighbOrs viii
testify.
4. r. Campbell. Managohick. King william
county, Va; ] had a valuable dog with
scratches, which had given up to die: "a few
doses a the Tonic made q complete cure
Price % and - cents per bottle. For sale
by all druggists. sample bottle by mail for
- cents in siamps. r.. l.. REEVE s. CO.,
I.ichm Ond, Va.
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THERE is not one Southern Republi-
can, as far as we see, who has been
given a post Of honor. Moral: The
President has plan TO use the South
without throwingaway the patronage on
the men who lost it.
The plan is to have Federal supervi-
s)rs.
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JUDGE JOHN HANDLEy arrived in the
city yesterday in company with Hon.
Holmes Conrad and Major Robert w.
Hunter. of Winchester, with whom be
bad been spending a few days in the
beautiful valley Of the Shenandoah.
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NmGlNIAs ARSENIC, BROMIN AND
LiTHlA ATER.-Compare analysis and
you will see that our water is nearly
three times the strength OF any other
arsenic water. and contains no orgmaic
matter. For sale by all druggists. aud
by l.. +. Routt. sole agent. Second and
Main streets. Send for Circular.
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The Determination Of tsigI whose
lover Deserted ster aud VINO Ericd
>aIciGe

The fickleue5s Of her lover has caused
Josephine Cummings. the pretty wo.
mau who attempted 20 commit sui.
eide on Thursday night by swallow.
ing poison. TO declare that il she recov.
ers this time she will kin herself at
the first opportunity. She is now al
the Pennsylvania Hospital. and will
doubtless recover unless she does her.
self harm in the absence of the nurse.
She stated that her lover was Jacob
Aschenbrand. who resides on Girard
avenue near Third street. He has for
saken me. p she said. tcarfully. and |
don { want to live. '-PhaadelphiG Re
cord.