The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 23, 1897, Page 4

Miss Marie Farley is in Alton, lil. H. P. Farr, of St. Louis, is at the nr nth and point of this busi- Palmer, FOR CREA \ BARGAIN » | isto ms ane but ine nie T Mr. C. H. Starks, of Beaton, is in } ut reright. Every article shown gr } ‘ . Ay |yco must bear the stamp of honest han Yellow ever Capt. Billy Lewis is in from a trip eae. Every dollar that you spen | up the road, jis store must be given ite fullest “ ‘ ‘ Men's Shoes, Men's Nice Si purchasing power, else we are false Is possi Mr. W. R. Clement, of Marion, is Danae tee Weateborait aiecta possible in Paducah. no w | at the Palmer, all this, and the confidence which 7 | Mrs, Gus Covington and family $1 .00 $4.50 rou have shows aed are’ bbuWing te USE ONE OF... wre visiting bere, ————— our progressive business methods Mrs. Charles Curtis bas returned | Ladies’ Fine Shoes, Men's Black Cheviot Pants, will never be abused with our \from Mayfield, $ 1 00 $1 0o tion, If it is at any time so abused PERSONALS. WE ARE IN THE LEAD THOUS. |A More Dangerous Ep —_— x Monday, Sept. ¥0, on'y, FREE a bottle of Hoyt's Col. Bud Dale is out again after we want to know it. b perfume with « 1,00 here, Z perfume with «very § purely tor B06. | tie Peneat flIhaaa, eae BS eS TREE en Now for the new merchandise. We've made big purchases for this 100 parts fine lace curtains, worth 81 50, go this week for 5 cents, Miss Emma McKnight has re- Boys’ School Shoes, Boys’ School Shoes, 7 ‘ All our $1 00 infants’ fine silk caps go this week for 50 cents, turned from Knoxville. | Haste ane wa a Go TE beg tts Ly All our $1.00 five stiks, consisti g of fancy stripes, fancy brocades and ire Jobn Smith, of Lyon $1 00 $1.00 |best, Our shelves and pny . rsian effecis gy this wer k for oe county, is in the city. . ters are literally Jade All our $2 00 wt $3.00 fine twilled sik ambreilas go this week for $1.00 Mr. D. Johnson and wife left at Children’s Shoes—1 to 5 | Boys e Pants. wth winsome weaves Settle WA | ER ae Suiheg’ fine Kid gloves. ‘These gloves never sold for less than] 008 for Clinton on a visit. KS 4 iss, pe etipirt poet sleigh Giles ey Bony a nie” Grate aly. Mr. George L. Word, of the 25e. | 25c pay and (hen see how perfectly the In midinery We ar st | leaters Ask to see our new 50 cent felt walk- | ‘‘Burliogton Route,’ is at the x _ pibstpirtnetct {rao beable RS ing bate, ‘Th no -viest and hest 50 cert bat on the market, and sii] Palmer. Dur higher grades of Clothing and es in proportion ot ee GHIMET Ce hee a . ladies’ and childrea’s trimmed] Capt. P. W. Hollingsworth and} = O¥F higher grades of Clothing and es in} novelties without a thread of eotton AND BE ON THE SAFE SIDE swiin li ed, 5 A nice lot of ie while th 50 cents wife returned last evening from Daw- . ts, Ce Sloves shing Goods, ete., |it it, 36 inches wide for 25¢ a yard, he's, while they f ) cen is Our line of Hats, Caps, Glove ai ig tancelil be 40s, onde these “uasieare All our $1 nd $2.00 Hair Switches go this week for 75c and $1.00, son, are the cheapest in the city | weaves of foreign designs are ewell cl r ‘All our 50 cet Colored Hair Switches go this week for 25 cents. Mr. Tom C. Leech and wite re- Wires Graing 6 * s and will give you} ive A targe lot of colorek bangs worth 50c go this week for 25¢, turued yesterday afternoon from bg are cl ng out our Furniture a & ) a les nae a are for SCHEDULE OF PRICES We make a spee'alty of fine bangs aad waves Dawson, some bargains. 650 and 75e a yard, worth $1. Th ; nf lot of plain weaves in fine twilledt ——FOR Remember the place, Miss Lucetta Flowers has returned U henriettas and serges 48 inches wid THE BAZAAR from a pleasant visit to Central Cen- PA D CA H A U CT | O N Co. | toe only 687m partir wade Seeley * “ 'e barca A is Siasainten Third and Court The black goods stock is strong iv r. J, Wheeler Camp! wife lue i styles, Hi is black W STORE. 215 Broadway. baby retarasd ‘af hood” foe a| We keep open till 10 o'clock every evening—Saturday till 12 Holand $8. tncken eis es ieeune é ‘C ri C ig S, ~ Al eur 85 cent hidies’ gowns, trimmed with lace aud fine tacks aod visit to Eddyville. command a dollar if we asked it, but Mr. Cop Webb arrived last night} yyigue exhibition if it were the only! The Alabama iron furnaces are {Ut price is only 65c a yard. T0 TAKE EFFECT SEPTEMBER | 1897, ’ a | REGISTRATION DAY. on a visit to his parents, Capt. J. L-}ining to be seen while in reality it is doing the largest busivess in theit] MTL.LINERY — LADIES’ HATS ava Our | ‘echo “th tT fay ete Webb and wife. but one of very many of equal inter-|history. The output of the Bir- , ———-— | Remember that Tuesday, Mrs. Affa Dolin left at noon for}est and imparting equally useful aud mingham district until January 1] Many of the new things are her: TWENTY-FOUR HOURS’ SERVICE. Wit) every cash purchase fof gr we ber 5, is registration day. You] s¢. Louis, after a visit to ber brother, | desiravle int next bas been sold in advance, The: swell styles and low prices will give you cannot vote unless you register. | Mr. H. A. Petter. — peng | John R. Gentry and Robert J. | Don’t forget us when you are read ts ra 1 aca tl " s f aa TOT TT Mr. W. H. Brian is improved to- SUITS FILED. | lowered the world’s double-team pac-| to buy; we'll save you money, STORES | RESIDENCES, Pic ure LOCAL MENTION. |aay, which will be learned with pleas- — ing record to 2:09 on the track of ae ¥ Geom. Fok Price, | Moet see Siksos: ure by his many friends, Gus Diverse Oulb Pied |the Belmout Driving Club at Phila MENS’ UNDERWEAR. wane Diack: OF, | Aeme _ cance as order on Mr, W.G. McFadden, for/**The Countess De Moray” To-] Mr, J. H. Mann, wife and daugb-| 60 sr apickens todtay bronobt/ Rts June 9° (teem aed the: petes dbountt $ ae. Oe ee are waich he will | mght, ter, Miss Bervice, came up from] | (corse NeNlt pee rouett| ‘The Monetary Commission began| make you quick buyers. Every ple» ss . | ©The Ticket of Leave Man’? by| Memphis yesterday, and are at the} !tIN the ieul © Unt & foe Le | session at Washington yesterday to| that you bay from these lots is under| 4 faken the Klimt-Hearn Company last night | Palmer. hte wife, Mary McAlickeas; for di-| i repere tor the. submission of & eur: | sotual value; 6-Want 16 Gee IF een 2s : Jat Morton's opera house, gave excel“) Miss Gussie Coleock, of New Ore] Hie attegos they were married on| Tle feform bill to congress 1 advertisements, ‘The first ite | c | your picture or that of a friend, | '¢t sauisfaction and was well re-]\eans, was called home today by ®] June gth, 1803, and that she aban One hundred and seventy-four n'a Knit heavy ribbed shirts ant s 47 eitonan jeeived. Tonight “The Countess De | elegram announcing illness in the }yone¢ his in 1 Japanese passengers carried hy the | drawers for 50c a suit or 25c a gar- 87 | Moray.’” the society drama in whic! iamily. k 7 | steamer Ciy of Peking from Hong |ment. The second item is men’s 10 - re is ua red for four consee | Qadet Clarence Landrum, of the] Mr. J. E. C today brought) Kong to Honolula are believed to] ounce canton flannel drawers, the 50: 5 9s = & 40 7 5 utive seasous, will be presented. U.S. Naval Academy, Aanapolis, sh asin Gi Gray for $75.65, | have been Japanese soldiers. kind for 35e¢ a pair, The third itera} 13 5 3 passed through the city yesterday en] alleged to he due on 4 ai Filed route to Grand Rivers, his old home, wae Late: Cutet of Poles -Veleiques. of to , Mexico has confessed that he direct. on & visit, is men’s stockinet shirts and drawers 7 for $1.00 a suit, or 50e & garment, a . | ‘ and worth double this low price. ve Everybesy that wants full value}@! the killing of the assailant of! We offer a great stock of all sorts 7 8 the ret. farmer of the county, is owner of fi Nek twin male calves, born aday or two] Mr. Will Rogers, the well-known]? tneie money ti all and give us q] President Diaz because of bis affee-| of goods at money saving prices and 4 Zz “ap 39h 4 GQ WD 2, WT ‘ young railroader, formerly with Su- tin dda Gib aieaviaas ; Gil . 4 MCLICLIS perintendent Morgan and later with} "5, ; rt Sanat shoes of the staple wearing sort for 92 ea ae | Wante ie TiHabie Caakial, bat ow ot Litie he executive council of the Amer-|everybody. Don't forget us when 24 A DRUG STORE Laborers, to try our ‘ isk ic la Fobiy 04 a belek Viet: eration of Labor disapproves | trading, 3 9 ax a Xe | CADWAY. } 2203 * 7 ' a » Eyes the Isbor convention which ba HARBOUR’S, 87 4 ovat ah K ealled to” meet in Chivago nex 112-114 N. Third. .* pin cich costs you} ‘Twin Catves Born. elegant Li nothing. he button, we do! mes Deovy, a well known 45 sh a Be 7 SSRoOSITESSSASSSE BrSs lees er sy ur New Goods.} 1 Nauheim and M. ingston | = ralion 2eldeded to T. A. Jones, for $500, a] The Optie Specialist, Has Decid | Onn nnn eee eee nnuunnn- r gallon, 80¢ | tract of laud in the couaty to Remain in Paducah a ee 3. Thompon and RB, G Few Days. Uy on han C, - ¢ ito" d osseul, 7 i iwe 1to'T. J. Vossett, fF! rors of retraction of the eyes As there <eems to be a wrong impression prevailing about the , pint bottles, 15¢ | g999. a ‘ot in the West Bud. 8 best family Boikeabsles ; laily assuming mare importance an: price that wl. be -harged for lights we give below the schedule that ’ in Doherty, for $500, deeded to} are engaying more than ever the al- P 5 i gaging . will prevail : ber. A careful perusal will con- riey MeLatyre 4 haif ioteres tention of the optician Even th peenty dia F on Trumble street bear t +] iblie is becoming interested, afte vince you that H 1 are reasonable and a great deal less | Meter will be furnish a ind any other information by call- ing at company's office. MR. RENKOPF WORSE. Wanted. t eve. cm - Z Machinists, to try our $2 shoes. a ee ie bite _— be oe ’ PEOPLES ~ 1 The Inflammation in His Limb y stu | u ians that certain so-calle: 2 ee ; : Te). Riglesberger and JH. Bark- |, ecovering how much svience Is able {] _ than are charg her us L. RANDOLPH der deed to K. L. Reeves, for] to improve the vision and aid the de THE NEW L SHOES Special price ov ty lights. Parties preferring to use AT —_ Telephone south Second St.) 31099 4 tract of land in the county. | fective eye to evjoy the beauties « - pes apseep? ates - <—- vature in Lhe same degree as the per {one pair and you will buy an next fall Spreads. Cumpbell-Muly aill Coal Com | fn" vs'* as well as many case Mr. Henry Rehkopf's many friends | pany will fill yous coal house NOW | of vurovie beadache, nevralgia and Shoes’bought of usteolished free s _ | will res © leara that he is not sofeheaper than ar oone. Call and] nervous prostration are due to ir- joes bought of us polished tree. 3313 BROADWAY. well today as yesterday. make contract regularities of the refractive media. ees. tot = Mr. Rebkopft is suffering from a is roamry are YOU SHOULD WKAR GLASSES A ln SLI cine le Gr is DP TRE TE Persie 4 ‘ . | If you are unable to read fine print, ankle an? foot resulting frour a| Marshal Collins ..s heard from his | {C3 le to read “ =. bist anh Wael scratch and the poisou trom colored | sister, Mrs, Josep Jae Howard, of} to sew ordo any fine work for RAILROAD NOTES, Monday and advises against the send- | DRIFTWOOD A pens Hy : iwippe d raph ono plant. hosiery. Today the infammation| Paris, France, whe ‘se thought was hte of time, especially by gas —— f delegates ‘ou need send nothing out of town. 4 . vad, as he eceived any in- | light. The Illinois Central has adop!ed as Ty 1 took a fresh start and has spread |dead, as he had no seceived any in- [lig : y ; ' Tuft, of Iinors, was elected tenet * i eakdarably. At night he cut rs |telligeuce of ber fo: several months.| If the eyes acho or water, or every-fits standard rails weighing 100 et of the National Ass Pateot Flat-Opening Books... 126 BROADWAY great pain, and. for several days vow/ Ste is well aud cxy ts to visit this | thing “‘swims’’ or becomes im, or! pounds to the yard. When renews 8/of Mexican War Veterans, s ISaved F . _ “== ——— bas been confined to his room over| country looks hazy or blurred whe usiog]are necessary between the Olio river] K. Ho Holson, of Keatacky, fiest{5¢Ved From the Waterr, Cor " " nme them a short time, and you ‘ave 0] and Chicago this class of rails will ree '. sata Quigley’s oflive, on Lega c ang ihe Pai |look bard to see riaialy, lace the od ones, whlodl” were vefy ' \ A WA ralied on the Levee, j a sly ete € a , For the above or sasion the Illinois! y¢ you become sleepy or have 8] much lighter. DIED IN THE HOSPITAL, | d 1 e Incandescent lemp globes suitable Central Railroad» ompany will seli| tired feeling in tho eyes after reading) 14. inion Depot yard was unuse | for system for sale at MePberson’s| tickets to Evansvill, and return Sep: | 4 short while, you need glasses. Con Malia ie ae var La th, Bense House, Aged 18, Succombs| tems of Special Interest to Riv rth 20,21, 22 @3 P i 1 y $3 morning, owing to the sie § on Drug store ad bey mye 30, a 22 93, aol re 8") sult Dr, Goldstein g ‘yes examined capalleh 7 bi og : tiga kept to Typhoid, People } 420 No 5th Street, ae Loue fare, good re ing uutil Sep-l tree, Oltice hours 1.um 10+. m, to] CIFeNs, chil ies, Nan Jesse Huu-e, aged 18, died last : j (NEXT PALMERJHOUSB.) _, Anocher Lint Frosted ember 25. J. donovan, Dt ate Palaer We + hotel | very bu last night pulling circus) night at the Llliuois Central hospital, | a _ There has been asiight moderatio [i¢sid t Agent. | parlors, dee: FS ppemnoies of typhoid fever, after a lengthy all-] ay, ? ' in the temperature during the la Tebheis Wann a ‘Ths sbitntion of ths mad Bm) The \iver continues to fall here Office Hours | 241 hours. ‘Tbe minimun — today Ardiiees ee? gly, ate inthe tide Ak Hickman: ome namae ‘aborer, ang |YetY Slowly to the regret of the river Telephon . . was 47° and we yesterday 43 There is probably hing more says the ‘Courier,’ the securing of |lived at Spring Lick, Ky., up shout | Ze —" - — There w — vother light frost last) dey afternoon, Mr. Potter|tban apy other whi Su | weoplela proper depot, transfer facilities, | Louisville, He was nus oricd Phe! The Clyde was still due here this pusiness down about the river) CALLOWAY PROSPERITY, night. ; lives a’ out five miles from the city, {know about from readiwg Jess ete , for bandling saots of | remains were shipped tu moruing from St. Louis, She 1s front this morning was comparatively —_— Pay anihad just fivished ‘tiring’? bis] about from actual seeing and hearing |river freight, together with cfliciall spring Lick und up the Tennessee river, nothing. There were ouly two packs Everything vown there Is Boome The pay car weut turough the city |tobaeco. The loss is several bun-| than anything else, and that is can-} outyivings, lead to the probability of ve WK, Phillips was out for ets out of this port this morning and f a Llsteines this morning paying off drat dollars, with no insurance, {000 and the artillery, Comparative: [a trnas-Mississippt river railroad con-| FOR 1H DEFENDANT. roca fue time this morning, they were doing very light business, | 1M? Say" @ Dispatch, from }since eae reece | ly tow localities bare military posts, J nection at this point with the Cotton —__ —_ | The Cay of Clarksville left here The Lula E, Warren is due here! | fs pcp ts ch to the Louis- c _—__ | e i where sunrise aud sunset guns ar’) Belt or the Lron Mountain, or both.| The Big Railroad Suit — is/eariy this worciug for Elizabethtown | from Mississippi River with a cargo | YUle mes’ : Although the il : conplete stock aud great variety o1 | fired; very few towns or cities have | (t is knowu that each of these roads Finished, with a ntos tin? of 2400 sacks of wheat which she| Bfyanites would not have you be- teu eesuing of serious dinease heating sloves as is shown by Havk) the artillery brangh of the milivis,au| esis a dirct connection here, ¥o/ ‘The crse of the Lilincis Centeall ‘Phe cteame: Ternessce ty due here Will take ‘up the Tennemee River to| lieve ita rich vein of prosperity has y precede poeumonta, tnflaming Bros, & Jones. 2183 [even when they have the guns arefay to avoid the heayy toll paid the Ll-|railruad against’ Mr. Brack Owen tol gut cf the eee’ | Johnsonville where her cargo will be | Poken loose in Calloway county. tion of the bowels aud many ott r never seen suve in the armories oF in |linois Central from Cairo to Martin, | condemn certain property, was finish: | She remains have nail ear ota i |teansferred to cars and sbipped to| Wheat is selling readily at minety dangerous disewses, They | parades upon state or poliday oveas-| ur the M. and QO. to Union City, for}ed this. morning and givea to the|y he remains bere wotll Saturday bes} ° oO points, . cents per bushel. Tobacco is higher Bever be nexlected, Dr. Bell's k ions. Itis safe to assume that not} points South tis now said’ that] jury at 11:30, j fore returning to Florence. : | than ever before in the history of the Pouie cures them, one person ia every thousand] ‘he » werful competition of the Llli-| ‘The jary this afternoon found ter |,, Plot Charles Davis is bere await-; ‘Lue steamer Tenvessee while en- | county. Common leaf that would tcondy, All throughout the country bas ever see | gois Central all along the line is now| je defendant in the sum of 8165 ing the arrival of the Lula Warren} reute up the Tennessee River with &) not have brought three cents last cannon or artillery in real action, | forcing our radroad ui 3 tu look . from the Mississippi river, She has} barge of Capt. Dan Finney’s in tow! season is selling at from eight to fit- where the guns are handled and fired | out for extensions, etc. The people enjoy the right andjbeen chartered to Tennessee river} # & lighter struck a log near Paris|teen cents, and will soon all be fap Cireus Goer. oa thay ane ts taal es, : privilege of changing their officers at | parties for ninety days, Pilot Davis} Landing with the barge sinking it! bought up at these figures, No off- That sort of ignorance need exist NEWS AND COMMENT, their will at stated periods, ‘This| Will take her up. immediately, damaging some freight. | ers of less ithan six cents are made no longer in this city after Tuesday _— will is legally ascertained hy the ree] The harbor boat Mery N brought! 1, > “ ,, | and very few at that, Catsle are sel- ; : Cutober 5th, the date of the exbi-| Sheriff Martin and bis deputies | sult of an election. down from Hartwick fleet this after-| 9.7 Phillips took Riglesberger’s| jing higher than ever, common steers fe and ' own anytime | © * 5 , 1 - ry {derrick boat to Cairo this morning! po, bee bition ot Gifalo Bill's Wild West] have heen held over for murder at) another Cheap Excursion to Chi{ #000 & big barge of salt which willl Store it hee been call readily bring 848 cents per pound, pone go Dy. and Congress of Rout Riters of the] Wilkesbarre, Pa., the boud being cago, be unloaded on the levee here. mia. tel 2 oe 3 Corn will sell higher than ever and all vapers for sale is le y " », e Ww Da Bl one tr ol ” i papers forsale at this! World, Among the new features aat-! (xed at $6,000 each September 28th the Illinois Central] ‘The Peter Hontz sunk the City of ett here carly yest Lf aly uly 4 other farm products are high in pro- ‘Jed tothe wonderful exhibition are] The iankers of London have pro-| Railroal Cowpany willsell tickets to Chattanooga’s shenty boat yesterday, | ny ery Carly yeate Mie siesmee Hees eee , cived daily at the Del-| batteries of Uncle Sam’s heavy and | :ested inst ic proposal of ne) Chicago and return for $5. ‘Tickets| The steamer Mary N pumped it out] ove off. which has ’ vid “ Typhoid fever has been epidemic 327 Broad way flying artillery, The cannon will be] Bank of England to bold gne-filth of | good going only on train leaving Pa- | this morning. inte Hake Mdtindag- had . Fb te in Calloway county, but the cooler ; ; ' A \z : 1 not returned | we . a sand tally of Reo| UOUght into action in precisely the] its reserve in silver, Jducab at 12:10 noon, arriving Chi:| Diver John Patrick is at work re-/at a late hour. thismoroing and itis |e has somewhat obeoked it, Odil Fellows’ ball, een if these real soldiers! pe United States consul at 0 14:50 same night, returning any’ pairing the track at the marine ways. | expected that she is having consider | Seventh streera, | 20d rea! cannon were engaged in 8) Odessa reports that the failure of, train, incluning October 2d |d1is pumping bout was brought over] abie trouble. | cuaraache- Bee tor witty Come, bore pete grain crops in Russia covers an ex-| J.T, Donovan, C, Av | this morning based Bivod pur. Sera All ategoas yhody| “Think of seeing this without having | - - - — oe e °2 }to see the awful carnage and horror] has offered a reward for! it i#. no crime to refuse to vote for} are ruse of fof a battletield, It will be well worth] , Tennessee Has offered a remand tr any candidate, Ut is ao erin e e our attention| the while of anyone to visit this] the arrest and cunviction of any viow | vote tor any candidate , . ital deplay | nnneamnans | Lp r of the cattle quarantine law, | “ — aah i po | Awarded Blt is now asserted that the confes- Ohio Grapes. 9 ’ 21.3 | Highest Honors—World’s Fair, | ou bp Noal Baney of the murder) Leigh Feult & Storage Co. an- ving yr stoves] O94 Medal, Midwinter Fair. Jo Mrs Hsia we, 1 ee, i ett aut ul Oi) & @ENBROUSLY GOOD NICKEL CIGAR. Blabop. Mees, of Covington, apes Quality proutses to be very ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS TAKEN. species of blood poisoning on the deft Mr. Lee Potter's tobe co barn and contents were destroyed by fire Good Prices tor Lobacco, Mr. 8. C. Wiisou, a well known ser of near Farmington, Fraves county, sold eight hogsheals o here yesterday at prices oe irom 88 to $14 per hundred, ke Sonny Patterson, of Benton claims fave nev Lacireus ig his tensive area, i DR: seed sag Pei Macs ry been selected for the Archbishoprig| Hae. : H : - — ens Ste ri Acad ser thd of New Orleans, coutirmation having | Want. | . e s ee 2183 been given by the clergy. | All mankind to try out $2 shoes F CREAM oa Oe i pridee ; Wanted, | oris yesterday with eighty miners --- i Under the benign laws of this free wday ¢ y com. venters, lo ty our $2 shoes, from the Kloudike. Winter bas ber ses Tee eiinLe lites al We will sell to each person orce on Saturdays vence at 7 p.m. sharp, mence at / ! Lexvien & Lyvon, gun and snow 1s in the passes. ¥ dwards is Bett rt Sis, (hae eee oe Hak BAKING Deputy Marsala protecting the] Pre trely ani wo ehave lt counted] three 5-cent cigars for 10 cents. You can pick dwards, © 10 tas miners of the Siandard Coal anc Cote Company at dello, ‘Teou., | | your choice of the brands. Call on us at our bram from being accie ich are in great demand just} | with 9 baseball Sun-| | oy Sle! were fired upon from awbush KEGISIRATION DAY, . $ ee igcay lie many fileode| aa et sobn Leck auea Min eeltitale des ——— new drug store if you want a good cigar. o jean. Tis con-| Nice ash stove wood delivered ined to withdraw from the race for) Remember that Tuesday, Octo- J.D BACON & CO bgt so daugerous as promptly to apy part of the city.| 4 pyre Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, | mayer of Boston ona “reeaud easy” | ber 5, is registration day. You} . ‘ ‘ oh . /Velepbone 29.) f\ Ky EB, Bett. | 49 yeaps THE STANDARD. | }'!#tiorm. nnot vote unless you register.| Seventh and Jackson streets. Pharmacists, neuss os, & Jones; it is filled with goods