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Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25
The Rolfe's Abuse HELPS,

Jerry Collins, candidate for state treas
urer, bids fair to lead every other candi-
date upon the state ticket at the ensuing
election, Jerry's popularity throughout
the territory, added to the undivided sup
port which his home opposition paper is
50 freely extending to him, will force him
to the front in good shape. He is the
only candidate, we believe, on the demo.
cratic state ticket who is so fortunate as
to be endorsed and supported by repub-
lican paper.-River Press.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25
! Butte il sound.

BUTTE, Sept. 23.-The democratic de-
monstration on Saturday night was an
immense affair. The procession was a
mile in length. There we're about $500
men in line, most Of them carrying
torches Miners Union hall was filled to
overfioWing. R. b Smith and w. Y.
Pemberton made telling speeches. The
republican procession was large, but fell
short Of the democratic demonstration.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25

MARYsv1LLE, Sept. 21.-There will be
a grand rally of the democrats at Marys-
vile on next Monday evening, Sept. e3.
The distinguished orator, the Hon. G. W.
Cassidy, ex-congressman from Nevada,
whose fame as speaker is widely
known, will address the meeting. Judge
kirkpatrick and W. J. Penrose will also
sneak
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25
Deer Lodge Falls Into line.

DEER LopaE, Sept. 2o.-The reception
given tonight by the democrats to the
Hon. Robt. B. Smith and the Hon. w. w.
Dixon was hearty. The court room, the
largest room in town, was crowded to its
utmost capacity. Mr.. Smith spoke for
over an hour and a half and was listened
to with profound attention. Mr.. Dixon
followed in an hours talk upon the
record Of the two parties. The utmost
enthusiasm prevailed.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25

Bernard Heringhi, well known
broker on Pine street, between Mont
gomery and SAMSON, is the father Of a
young man who will hereafter speak
praise concerning the Louisiana State
Lottery. A few days before the recent
cont1agration at Fresno he bought the
one-twentieth, part of ticket No. AZ, 1853,
tor which he paid 81. His ticket drew
the first, capital prize Of s$3O0,OOOsin the
Louisiana State Lottery, Of which. he was
entitled to $15,00O.-San Francisco (CalD
Call Ann - "
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25

Cora, Sept. 19.--The meeting here to-
night was large and enthusiastic. Able
speeches were made by Hon. r. S. Ford,
J. W. Stanton, W. NJ. Cockrill and E. A..
Ringwald. The candidates are meeting
with warm reception. They are max.
ing many friends and are growing in pop
ular favor. They are making winning
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25

BosroN, Sept. s0.-There has been good
demand for domestic wool, and sales are
reported larger, amounting to over 3,O0O,-
600 pounds. Territory woods sell princi-
pally on a secured basis Of 60c and 63c
cents for fine and fine medium, Oregon
and California woods are quiet.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25
Do Not suffer Any5Longer,

Knowing thata cough can be checked
in day, and the first stages Of consump'
ton broken in a week, we hereby guaran-
tee DR.. Acker's English Remedy for
Consumption, and will refund the money
to all who buy, take it as per directions,
and do not find our statement correct. For
sale by I,aDeyre Bros,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25
Candidates Welcomed,

Cora, Sept. 20.-The candidates are
receiving q hearty greeting oil over this
part OF the county and will all receive a
full party vote. Some republicans will also
vote for them.
There are no Dyas men at this end of
the county.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25
Great Meeting at Billings.

BILL1Nes, Sept 81. .---Toole and Magln-
mis- spoke here last night to an enthusias-
tic audience, who cheered Justify the
eloquent speakers. They speak at Red
Lodge tonight
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25
Terrible Forewarnings.

Cough in the morning, hurried or diff
ficult breathing, raising phlegm, tight
ness in the chest, quickened pulse, chilli
ness in the evening or sweats at night, all
or any Of these things are the first stages
Of consumption. DR.. Acker's English
Remedy for consumption will cure these
fearful symptoms, and is sold under a
positive guarantee by Lapeyre Bro.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25

DR.. Wynne, oculist of Helena, will be
at the Park hotel Saturday and Sunday,
September 28th and Goth. Glasses fitted.
Artificial eyes. Positively my last visit.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25

People in general should know what's
best to do in case Of sudden attack of
bowel complaint It is a we'll estub-
lished fact that prompt relief may be
had in any case of collie, cholera morbus,
dysentery or diarrhoea by giving a few
doses Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. L 1t acts quickly,
can always be depended upon and is
pleasant to take. For sale by Lapeyre
Bros
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25

just received at the Cash Bazaar large
stock Of latest styles millinery goods.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25

Joe Conrad carries the finest stock OF
Carpets in northern Montana
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25

There will be a grand ball at the resi-
dence Of g. W. Goodman, Belt creek, on
Friday, Sept. 9th, to which everybody is
invited.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25

silks-the only place in the country to
get them7Joe Conrad's.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25

Towels, Tow els, Towels at ] oe Conrad's
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25
NEN'S CLOTHING

to be found in the Territory Come in and ask to
be shown one Of our $50 Suits. They are the best
for the money ever shown and will give good salts
faction.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-09-25
Men S Department.

Here is the Department we make our boast
about and we make the boast knowing we carry the
largest and finest line Of
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

A reporter II To. Washington Post has
made t-s discovery tl-l DR. Hammond IN
vented tAe idea Of having the blinds closed
aud ,hs l-uss DARK - keep X cool during hot
weather. The doctor told shs reporter ard
tie reporter. who Is nos = married aan and
does 10. 4erp house, believed ha-thes the
Americans live With everything wiie opeu,
allowing the sun 70 stream In" Ge. out, Or.
Hammond IS a wise nlan and has "A great deal
of crlz .nai4ty, cut the scheme ~ keeping tbs
house. cloaed for GOODNESS is aS OIL - woman
Kind Taere Isn't "A kogselCepe. ia America
who doesn't have an ali summer battle with
Der husband who is of Dr. uanmonds sex
to kesp the house DARK and cool
The lsss thing man docs 1en he comes
homo GA a hot day is 10 cry out. Good land,
lets have some ar in tals oven 81 hogaa q
aad then he throws open tae wlntora, lets n
\ sirocco O, heat. clouds o, sitting dust,
swarm cl pestlent n.cs and od0.s Of varying
degrees Of strength from the whole neis Dor
hood Dr. Uarimoad. lnLosdi Re usel u
keep ''orsn house just ike the rest 81 us.
f5r years aul years. until seale woman
taught him better. Next ,bing yoc know
pr Hammond viii claim that be iavcnted
tie method Of putting ones clothes over
ones head The doctor also s-ys i You wan.
20 keep cool ''yoa must keep the mind calm
and Tranquil" l. ii; we see now how the
Hebrew children managed to keep their tenn
perature down TO refrigerator point in the
fiery frnace; they simply didn't allow a
little thing Ike lime kiln in fall hect 70
trouble them. Anybody can do that.-Bar-
dctte ii Brooklyn Eagc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

~ AZ sas Sa-zzs ro4a ps-ss 3 sls ~ - = TARA
= l4lz4y 4loszt E-e s-zas E1s4
a ~ h4sz11 fee,sssroe a. ~ ser -
rles F~ee.sea - x1s ns<x1 s-sr4ss4 - czs1szs
sssss-- ye@ss zgs. Es a-2 oss4 ~ sxcels-s
1e@-@n Eseslo4s - - aeesseat -. 49, -
la11re1 ~ 1s t-ezsslt~r s-zis4st slsTsseei
z-11 --e14zA@ srsez AE4s -aler "a lrl-l--,.s
z-aa sscs-ss1 S1e.s1G flF sozsa~k4g s-zA--aF
r~AsQ-s
A|zFzac ez--aseaoes 1ay - a9se1 ~ "a
11sE---Gy x g-.-ss az-4 s-rf - s--rl9-s ssales
4 zEs -nls1- feal-sg F41-s 5 aaar1s are IL
se-eral sss2aA - SPARED ~l-1 aev XSsE
- several - l4s s1s-e<n s-4tes- ~ hlesten
~1s.ss yearly szTzl-lsss zz1Aoozlz1 s. e. usl
- a1aSS-ei sl2.gs~ - a. l-..A e.-rs f.4 ~
ez-l1s reserved 1lat e4s.--l.lats1 14a tar
3erA T1s aserxa eo4rss 1z.ss 81 80 c.-aas
.w4rzzd 81 ~ foF tls loss u aalz a1d
6 80 f4r lrs les * q -. rllgsa t1ea-itt.,
d9L4rs a - tl= verdict q . Alssssskel g-iy
a. 64n,ases f1r ore4sa tlika a1a pelvic
bona ILere have beeu a-lasf-1s e.-sza
Ihr9-gao4t tbs eea1-Fy ia which sc 9.o LA
0eea psal cy = Tz--EoaAi cgl- faily flE = ssFels
y sAAtlsrsl .sg. 2e@-zaE E4---s2 y 49,. .-.~l-A-
ujerlss.
his Hinton aged ~ ysars. na1 " n = rlar-
sel ~ health AL ns4rtlless. - p-lt $, 90
oV ta= Cream clry ksi-roal comHzl1. ~
" iscal.in. fsr personal injuries F-ceiNs.c
aad US courts Il the same STATE awarded
{, ol. ~ J.1a C1nmlles ~lo hal tsel for
u.-rlF healthy a.s- lEor9us, t4- sas relacer-
81 helpless f5r LIS tlro-s4 tao LIZ lgeaee u
rat.raat o-1clal
The lsGes Passenger Pail way company had
g. Fay . 80 ~ 4 i-1y of b. years. wao Lost
ths uso ~ her arm and received ia5lrlsS 70
her shoulders ani sq-ne Phi.aee,.h Res
ord
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
Az Pear.alI,a Iittla Story

AlkPearssll IS regarded by his friends on
the Produce Exchange a. the best story tel
Ter in the wheat crowd. lie resides ut West
field. \ J., aad this IS what lie said Of a
neighbor:
"One Of Westfeld's citizens hi,ched his
horse On the main street, shoppad around,
tall'd with the boys AID went home. He re-
tired early-but not TO sleep. What had he
fo-got1enl Surely not 70 take lis boots OF
no they were safely distr .utod in their
usual places There hung bis ssrrens so
recently and cheerfully exchanged for the
peaceful white costume Of tho night
Midnight was proclaimed by tho sweet
toned bell Of tie town CLOCK. One o'clock.
TWO o'clock. Snn no sleep. Surelv tho citi-
zen had forgotten something. lie could net
sleep. He made up his mind thG: hs would
50 out t. the stable ard see hoFv the horse
was Cetua. on. Heilol Somebody had SO
len his -. 10, not as bad as that. The
thing he had forgotten was his horse. and
the poor animal was hitched u O post on tho
main street Verify, an artificial memory
system would be sodsend to so,1s one. =
New York Telegram
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
VALUE OF LIFE AND Llvs.

zpn@ rsrge yer.iic.s Awarded iu tas
rnited stsse- and Elsewhere.
Tee iarEes- sum ever paid fer -a.raad
damages vas in tle casa ~ ! Ressuz7se <. ~
Gre. -aiasf tha Lake Ssrra 8ni Nlr er
Sautheru ~ vav THIS case ~as heard i--
fore tha court IT common pleas - Erie oCnn-
~ AMI rexu l-e3 IN the award and ra-ueas
~ sas 20 - tbe plainr.T NJ R7ss1z~r
~ss a q sn ~ msi.fse age. WHOSE areral carr
in-s snorlnt.-i - ss0.a0p ~ 5000 Hs vns
rrt ~ train av che e1nduc-or ab-g- taf
ruise east ~ Cleveland iate AZ ni9ht on tha
Eror,d that ras fsckss be presented VS. uot
god Es ~ tvo other traias aa~ar-inE
toward ai-,. ard r BE confusion trfrr=I And
vas d~se -rs5 h-neath ore = feem sui Grip
pied Ere fs Tae Iatge rnl-i that II ~ss
ne trszrss~sr on tae -aan snrs g ~ss
sroan -hst - iid nc- mo~ thas h.s t.rs.s
vss a-- xaod
The -asesr srsrd rvsr paii n ff- ~--'i
res 50 ros 2. sr Fnnst ah~efcsaa. rr-
eia5-ees thaf ats sunraf .arrfar .ars -trr r~s4
ever sea ~ 80 verf.--s ssr-sd ere --n-s
ncrs fr-1r rFu- tad - xTesfer suounss thsn
81 fkss ~rr-rr~
Rsa~ras r.s-e~ = frequent .--,-lal.f i-
Frr art ard vsr~ af.eo damages - frera
s-f oe RI So 1ot s-s srsrses fs- Il ~'--
1s.ase -eraa7s-d ~ rhe iosaez ~~e.sr 81
Ta-~ a rs8 -rar csr~.azs s zs~al -
Iocr tte Eaatn ~ csoaalaa aIs-ss---.th
kza1 s -z1-s. oa ne -r-as Wssae~n rs -.sss
= sse gsasz AZ. - sae "a vas = - lss1-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

IN average 0: fve feet Of water is esti-
mated to fall annually over the whole earth.
and, assuming that condensation takes place
at an average height Of 1000 feet, sclen-
lists conclude that the force o. evaooration
to supply such rainfall must equal tie Lifting
Of 81, CC0. 600 pounds Of water 1900 feet ia
every minute, or about 300. .Jo. .09J.oe horse
power constantly e-srted. Ofttis rrodigious
amount OF energy thus created a very small
proportion Is transferred 10 the waters that
run back through rivers To tie sea. and a
still smaller fraction is utilized by man. the
remainder is q siQate1 in space.-Eev Or
leans P.eayune.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
MATTERS n MICHIGAN.

isEp@m.nx = making arranxements
- nags ta. az 49, I3gas..1 s., 80.
he4lL's ne~ nali as Ban1on Hzrhor
bes4a e1st.as .Esp t4a15ers wednesday
e. ~ Waldsep ca. H. .l.I4 .asar,
alls e1..r..t-r ha. .,e.r.. =. ....fti.. =. -.
st-
Tie e.r-e- .te-a - s.. E,-..@,.f
g.r-.n - go. Tr'ss.., .,.il ~ l.,-f -
I3e. -. t..saQ
.
SO IAs = 1@--Lls esD-i'.- sP-
a.. W rln la1o tae trap.
nlso5ro r..li ..s-...i -, q = N.ea
o.. - N..r.ae. tsl-r...s -..ri, 49,.
az. a.s.rr.eg -. So ~. -
aaee.
The contract for the new factory t.
- erected az Jackson. o. the Mlehizaa
Harness company, N.ll be lee il a lev
days.
Mrs. Thomas STANLEY ~ J.ek.a. =
Noalaa o5 years o.d All AZ iassleFats
siloA-fi las PSF aa1 q portion oi aef
80 &c removed 'tAcef-
William Br4dfe.I aa ex-rebel sol-
der, d.ed 4t 8 aosp .a Detroit tae
ether Cay AID ts4l 81 tae pail aeale1s
a. ~
= '.r.-s.- s...' I" ",'1l-'u iAs s.iei 4 ponce
80 "a Fte0 1'iii--s a-i-5iiis tllas le
V"~~ l~.tille possession 81 hsf HA-te
i.''e'..' 'ie- 7.e et-.s 20 s'-Fe the
a'Ssie alnfed feelings
49,. - - s'l .-.. .~.4. 81
~r, ...- -. go. ..-... ...'
4.3 --a-' 'NF'14Is ar
During = recent tire ia Bav CITY a
youth e.. mbed upon h.s fathers house
and dashed water over tne roof with q
tr8cu0 The fre heur four block,
away toe residence was saved.
Rev. " NJ Copland na.tor ~ tho
Haven N. r. Church. fru dead with
laugh upon las llos while sftndlnp la
the cam1 meetnt tent ~ jackson
Wednesday. Heart di.aaae
h1- ',A7e o"ucht Tor II.
=. go = ro.' 81 '.i-ea3 % } o-in \ an .s
eaeA crop pay IB t1efelor Si2O7.
mere are many more ores - near
-el-y sAal "'A yiel1 - mucn as the
anofe.
Ransom Nuttng, postmaster at De-
catur, ~as knocked down by run
away horse which be was trying % stop
Wednesday, and the wagon ran over
hm mdctng serious injuries. The
horse mef his death by collting with 4
IRE sntcar.
The f.,ff...,.,.,,, ,f..t,,,.,,,
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Ttnne~ Uo~to5 lse.,.a., cI'',f,, -.
Vor.rI@,s,.,. = 90, Clf9e.- - - -
JACKSON county. wee A. NJ. Hcimer;
hoLtste Manseau, south Lake, Linden
county, wee Martin Dee.
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,s,ty - 49,. .J5,-fi 'e'l''-' 0uii-
ao,-s~ h'.,-.,-. - 80 .-.' = "a.
l,......4 e. tt 81 - "V A1''~ =
-, +.s - ~ sft.l. ..l.'s ''.s s','.''i
c., - - - = -, - 'i''
49,. 49,. -. 60 '..'i i''
49, ,~... 49,, ~. - vi. =.
E,gh IN It>.,'..' - = /. ~
saSI ..,t tl..-, s., ,.,,(g...~., s ~
Isr~, 49, for - ~. - - ~ :, ,0O
4g-.ea Ys..,,
Aue h-ta annual reunion OK the Sol
'ie4s 4ld sailors Association OF An
tF.in county Will be held AZ Xix Rapids
september 10 and II, lsoJ. The busi-
ness meeting Of the ASSOCIATION for the
election ~ officers and other business
WILL ~ held ~ the town hall az 7.3O
O'Clock, the 10th. 4 public dinner viii
ne gwen ON the lith, with speeches and
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
THe GsrAr srnulAsr WITHOUT RrAor,ou

IT CONTAINS no FRENCH Cs OTHER BeanoY,
DEPENDING eolELY UPON T1E ACTIVE FRINGE
PIE OF JAMkcA ClNoER FOR us KEDlciiahL
fOWtR.
IT IS 70 NEW Th.No, BUT HAs BEEN
TESTED TINE AND TINE AGAIN sY T-e GRAND
PARENTS or MANY wi+o Will HE LIKELY 10
READ THIS MEM0RtNDUw, As WELL IS er ThE
oRANoCS.lD7Eg o. OTHERS THg cLhl.5
MADL FOR fT HAVE ALwAf5 sCEh WILL FOUND
20 fsD NEVER CEIRAykoANT. iT DoCs us
Won. WELL.
lf ONE IS CRAMPEo. IT IS NOT
PLEASANT TO HAVE CXpERlWFNTs TRIED WITH
NEVER REMEDIES WHEN, ~ ALMOST EACH
AND every hog5CrolD rs The COUNTRY, II
Is USUALLY POSSIBLE TO FIND ThE GENUINE
EgED. DRow!s's GINGER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

"What are tie four great lakes between
Canada and the Gulf Of Nexicor' ASKED a
Lewiston mother II her youngest and only.
whose geography sac IVES coming. Water. %
said the boy TIE mother pondsrod a mo
rlent and then looked iato the gcograuhy
again and found herself in error She should
have a2.ed: "N Licl4 are the four great lakes. "
a,c. This question repcoted. the loy answered
correctly. Itsn smart 7-voar-o.I vn1 SHOWS
the difference hetwoen what and T-lch
Lewiston Journal
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

Thsy Dla4's spell Fhsa ast a. Ws D.
~. oat xAsg Di4 .@s-e q ..sa FblaA-
lzk-A keeaFa Iazs y iIl - Is&-
fal IA setlLng H4Ay Dlsk4tss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

The shortest Hus - Detroit -and-Easi. fle
trhf parior ears between Detroit and Srans
Lapds. Trains leaving Detroit - D "a aat
Oraud plds s.ol p m ms 6s.,y. Osbtr tr.lrs
daily except SUNDAY
AiEqrfsT. Ilrfrf agent. Depot, Gro. w.
Nr"soh, li0n Ticket Agenf 90 MoursesL-
tEo. =. SsTH. Gen. A., Grand Rapids ".
.. ttRFENTEa- raf l.us.fr. =. =. n Ul4s-
EEE. General Mana er.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

Or. T. c. Vests Nerve and Rraln Treatment
aguaraateeC specific Ter uystcria, Dizziness
C0nNu Sloas. Itfs. Nervous Neuralgia Head
acEe. Nervous PfosrTati0n caused by tie uss
81 alcohol or tobaceo. NaKffu'ness, 8cntal
Depression. S0fieniug of the Brain resulting
fu insanity and leading - misery decay aid
death Premature Oh Age. Barrcnness. Loss Of
puWfri either sex. Involuntary Losses and
SusftuafCFrhaea caused Nv o.er eXfrfian II
.he brain seilanuse or over Indulgence Zach
.ioS contains one month"; treatment. 81 a box.
or s.x boxes for s.. sent by mail prepaid on re-
&C. pt a. price.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

|AIi3s IIaIt tAHFIt Sunday. fIAly ca
f.tlfdsk fDailx t3ccpf M.ndex
Ahro1Rb Coaches "a Chicago on q = IN
tI~ih- through paIior coacb 20 thiesso ca
- ~ tfAln--No o extra charge for seats.
hr 80 a. ~. train consisting OF Gsy coaches
49, nNi"ht runs through &c Chicago SOLID.
ihieNEh csmb'nAton sleeping and chair
Ir~ts trains
Through aeepers 10 and fron Chicago on
ni9At II press ffaius
". a. tAHfssrFE. Traerc Manager.
WILLIAM A. C4yGfl. AA2 { cen Pass AGrnt
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

Train raves frtna i.apios for hliesau AZ
l-lu i1. arriving there a. .La
. .AA.o4-i IeAsis sold % urincipA points in
the United states. Mexico asd laaaa 4 ~ 4 len
licAct once. u Nsfra
g. 7. A.. Cleveland. Dflo.
IHE POPULAR STEAMER. IIDs. BKIANT.
- making daily fris froLa pcfoskcy 20
Last Jordan and return
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

lay fi otarf> saIf except sunday.
Taxing eject sunday July a.. $50.
oiet pIag eats run ou I4cilc aud Atlantic Fx-
Presses 20 ald from Detroit-Isrior cAge rua
Oh Day hNpress Snf 1raud Rapids Express -
and from Detroit-D.reci connections made at
Detroit with a- through traIus Nast-ilckets
oi sale 20 Union Ticket once. CT Monroe 81.
sld 81 Union depot.
Faro -. BRses Cent AT q Monroe ST
q. ". krGGLEs. q. =. and 2 ACT Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

- SGcS4 s1sAt a. tes-
Ts4sks 00lNs xosn
Traverse l1fy AAa A@okinAw sGAily
S4cfpl ~1s4 4a3 SEA q
3i.tefss elY ana A&oAi14w .aails
1s.sefss osts '1allv ezoepl sanaAy &sasIa
ietasAss 4at M4ek1a@< 4&l - tss IA
- 81 RHs "a tfa.lAs A&te thr~lkh
Coaches al tetlkse fsfi o-a .A@Hs farissT "a
Il : 81 4Ae a 81. : ~ IA Sc &ao sieoflIe tAfs
81 b 81 b. .r4l4k tt@tHs sfrI st liez. palek-
as aaa M4ekfnaa ~ t 8 ~ 1eiiy snt tFsla
hAsAla&N sad if4ttr<s IS "A 3 "a a aa4
It 81 a. ae.ly ekeept SUNDAY. frosa 1EsFeE<s
NflA II 1isss Ai4 fFans arr sina 81 III st ; -
sad 81 t - have tafeuEh es&cAes ilags
sAAsNs eafse ssVrn.
ler ltuf Huati .1ssis tAeepi sunday rsoSan
& ef efi = ssat faA4s rAgSEl c4AI.- 4- - -
~ N4aSiDaeti tGasls 80 -
! - o.atsls AID ll-eaEs l1alis -
fio a Is lfal4 mas psflel ca attached
t.s nA. laia hes li4E e4f teF la acnnau
iu t1ala Aas slttplhx eAf Ter Ciioa<s
lr.ias arrive from CiucinnAu as a. IA
O. . aae - 81 aAily c4cep. SUNDAY Fr0ga
2 81. sSAe "a h u 4as ifola slargts "a
iftlas afrI ug ~ "a a Las ihFoakh siecP-
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refund the money. II the treatment docs not
eject cure. Guarantees issued only by
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

WANTED-BOARDERS AT SOUTH
west corner OF Seventh and King SIS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

NEW CASTLE COUNTY
IHE STATE OF DELAWARE g. s.
- 10 the Sheriff of New Castle County
Greeting: 10y
Whereas, Thomas r. Mullen by his ne.
- tition to the Judges of our Sn.
seal perior court fllod In the office OF
Il the Prothonatory of said court
IN and for the County OF New Castle, for
the cause OF complaint therein has made
application to our said Judges That de
cree may DC pronounced dis3olyinn tho
marriage existing between tho petition.
CT and his wife Lizzie Mullen.
We therefore command YOU rs Won have
been hereuntoheforo commanded, that
you summon Lizzie Mullen so that She
be ana appear before tho Judges Of
our said court at tho next term there.
of to be held at Wilmington. on Mon
day, tho sixteenth day of September
next, to answer the allegations of said
petitioner according to he Act of As
sembly in such case made and provided
ana also to do and receive what the snid
court shall then and there consider con
corning her In this behalf us to the
Court shall seem meet and consistent
Win the provisions of the said Act of
writ. wis
Witness the Honorable Josenh p
Jolhegyst Esq. ut Wilmington, this e7th
Day OF June. A. D., eighteen hundred
and eighty-nine.
Issued August II, 1850.
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Prot'y.
Tho above is a true copy OF tho orig.
inal writ held by me.
ALvAN ALLEN,
49,. Sheriff.
august II, 1889. augl52taw-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-16

~
THE STATE or DELAWARE g.
Greeting:
whereas Henry Powers, by his nett.
- ton to the Judges Of uur eu-
SEAL perinr Court filed In the ofllce OF
the Parliamentary Of said court
~ anu FOR the county OF New Castle
Tor the cause of complaint therein NJ
icseu mas made application TO our said
Judges that n decree mny be pronounced
uissnlYing thetnarraBe existing between
lhe petitioner and his wife, Julia VOL
colt Powers.
W, We therefore command you as you have
heretofore been commanded that v on
summon julia Wolcutt Powers that she
beahd appear before the Judges of our
shlu court TT the next term thereof TO
DC held at Wilmington, on Monday.
inc sixteenth day of September next, To
answer the allegations of the said ne.
ttioner according to the Act of Assem-.
Dly ~ such cases made and pro yidcd
anu also do and receive what the said
court shall then and there consider con.
corning her in this behalf us the Court
snail seem meet, ana consistent with
the provisions OF snid act of Assembly,
ana have you there this writ.
witness the Honorable Joseph r.
Solleeys, Esq, at " tllnington, the 27th
day Of June, a. d, eighteen hundred
and eighty nine.
Issued August H. 1880.
GEO. A MAXWELL, Prot'y.
The above is a truo copy of the
original writ held by me.
ALVAN ALLEN
Sheriff.
aug 10, 1851 aul5'2taw-lm