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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25
"vhaDo,i's Own S0ris in tie
heen States"

ro,,3lS EHla ShsAtEE'
III ~. caption. the New York
SIM > ,;tarA independent Republi-
can ion,naI hs an article which shows
its editor. NJ Dana. fully aware Of
The true .is.beaoee Of the steps late
y taken by ID. Federal Administration
to sy.;n 4r,potoade he peope Of the
Souths.a stse- From ibis article,
we e*,,a.,,bslolloaius passages
1t !. d.firnlt for people at a dis
lance in he epjoyment OF all the priv
ileges of treensu, 30 realize the actual
sitnatioa of southern society In the
reeonstr,.tsd States. Trampied upou
BIS alien aJyeagurers; neglected or op
pressed by GSTsre.~ ihre''''fd WI,
force a. every election; In Povefi- q
by war lhar remaining ~ahsfauee
stolen before their eye cru - oy
comb ip,tion. of carpe' bag2ers aud
negroes and their wives aud daughters
in,ul,ed and outraged beyond al. Ton
mer experience IT IL DOT snrPrr'-'"e
that tbe.e sporadic outhrsss- boss
occur when oew wr"n-- afa
"Sti.I these acts aes uo br la
fed Every erime ih eia
eokes ony utrr oppres- d
gladly scize, upuu Toy he aim. BIS a.
tion as a presext tor imposing stli
worse nanalties. At last the punish
meut falls upon the mass of the inno-
ceut popnlalion Of the South, whose
first interests peace and good relations
~ith tie colsGed race, which would
prevail but 10. ghe wicked interference
of iueendiaries employed to stir up
1-rEs .s,,o7e JUSTICES fseas' 'sescFrc0
eerlng scheme, and the trouble in
Louisiana was started by Kellogg :
vile emi>saries, with the express pur
pose OF provoking difficulty, in order
70 furnish an OCCASION for calling in
the military. That the Attorney Gen
eral was party 10 this deyiity will
hardly be disputed by those who have
watched his INSCRIPTIONS course, who
have seen him corued even by his
own party, who know him to be es-
sentially corrupt aud who have no faith
in his public or personal integrity
where the least interest is involved
He Is worthy to be the expounder Of
Grantism, and 81 tool for all It's enor-
mites
n The same paper says "Thsfe is DO
law whatever for Gen Grants present
action 10 sending troops to the South
ern States except the law of his own
good pleasure. " Which is precisely
the law that go1erus all Grants ac-
tons.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25

m -
ne o. Louis CHRISTIAN advocate
lie,;n,s ,rban ~ - : 5aral
:. W., -. nj "
Dinah MOI r, Di,,.,h NJ -
-,
ne MA, ter OF the Tennessee State
oFanse has completed arrangements
by which he offers to furnish Patrons
with sowing machines, sold by agents
$50 so and 500 respectively, Tor
s'o' 500 S29,
The Maysvile EAGLE saws; "yeaeta.
ton has become so dried IN that the
sparks from the Locomotives On the
= -
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S9iII Esra svsssS,.v S.siST5rt MY
nara!

This question has been sprung, aud
there are those who argue seriously
that the parson will not support the
nominee on account of the distractiug
civil rights issue Brownlow is as bit
terly opposed to the civil rights bill as
any democrat you can find IN the state
or out oft A. Maynard favors the
bill, excepting the school clause, it is
thought by some that the Senator will
not support the nominee of his own par
ty. They are likely mistaken, for, out
side Of the Republican party, Browo
low has no place to 20 and call home
He hates the very name OF Democracy
The old whiggery in him has never
been bleached out by the storms OF
war or the sunshine Of peace He ha:
no confidence in the Democrats, and bs
way of reeiprocatiDg this fne feeling
it may be said that the Democrats have
no confidence 10 HIM When the day
OF battle arrives you will sec the Par
son come up to the scratch beautifully
aud support Horace May dard.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25
RseIsrnArIoN IN NEW OaLEAN.

IL EGiSIRAIlpN IN - EN ORLEANS
The PtcoyHae reports that up TO
Saturday last (two weeks of regi-tra-i
tiou) the Seventh ward had registered
122 white and 2135 colored The
census for 1870 makes. the white pop
uiatiou in that ward 10 500, which, al
the usual rate of registration a. l te )
makes the white vote 40 The ne
gro population in the same ward in
1870 was 7,77l, which at the same
rate, makes the negro vote .554 So
the negroes are now nearly 600 votes
ahead of their voting population in the
Seventh ward, and that makes every
other male negro voter, which is an
impossibility.
Although we have cIassed the regis
try as / to 3, still the vote in all the
cities of the Union is az l to Z That
is the rate of the white population in
New Orleans. The negro rate is as l
to 81, and it is downright fraud.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

The question has been asked
should the Districts instruct their del
egases to the Congressional Conven
tion2 We would say, If the sentiment
of the district is clear and decided
yes; if about equally divided, no. In
struction where there is doubt be-
gets Dissatisfaction Coluabus DIS
patch.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25

THE counties OF Fulton, Hickman
Graves aud MeCracken have ordered
precinct meetings, reparatory to the
Padueah convention, and the other
counties are likely to adopt this system
The friends of Col. Turner assert that
he will submit to convention on this
system.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25
TnE GIBsoN CoUNrY MURDERERs

THE GIBSON COUNTY MURDERERs
The special term Of the Circuit
Court of Gibson county adjourned on
18th, after session Of ten days. For
ty or more indictments were found
against supposed guilty parties, and
an equal number of eapiases issued
for arrests were placed in the hands
Of the sheriff. One Ben Davis was
the Informant, be having obtained in-
formation from his brother Andrew,
who, (Ben said) was with the Jail
breakers. Andrew has left for parts
uaknown Nine persons agsinst whom
indictments were found gave them
selves up to the authorities, aud were
released on bail Of $4,000 each to ap
pear before the next term Of The Cir
7e5t Co,-t -v~lsisl. o. SCI
ond Monday in December. a mum
Der of others, it is thought, will sur
render themselves to the authorities
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GREAT DAMAGE TO Property ON
THE UPPER MIssIssIPPI-A terrible
storm Of rain and wind in the locale
ties of Dubuque, Iowa, and Rock Is
land. Illinois, took place on the even
ing of the 18th inst. by which great
amount of property was destroyed and
Damaged. At all these places houses
were unroofed. walls blown down, and
fences scattered, while cellars and base
meuts were filled with water The
amount of damage is estimated at
many thousands Of dollars.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25
The Graugers at N.ayneId.

The Farmers Council which met in
May last week, adjourned to meet
in Benton for further consultation.
relative to placing a nominee 10 the
field. We learn that the meeting de-
veloped considerable differences OF
opinion, some opposing any nomination,
some favoring Turner, some Boon, etc
The special supporters Of Turner claim
that they could have easily given him
the nomination at Mayfeld, but deem
ed it impolitic and impractieable, from
the fact that some counties had no, a
full delegation present. How this
matter is we do not pretend to know
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En.ifnrn!n.

From a recent letter from a Caliior
Via CORES poudelt Of the Frankfort
Ieomoa, We clip the following;
1t is bard for Eastern people to be-
lieye The whole truth as TO the pIoduo
tious OF California soil 1t they could
ouce see he quality aud quantity ot
fruit and grain now in this valley
( Santa Clara hey would conclude it
was not ali Munchau~eu tale Thou
sands of tons OF luscious fruit OF all
descriptions are rotting on the tree,
this year, because the markets are glut
ted Oar wheat crop has been i'm
meuse, aud is so cheap that most farm
ers are storing it, anticipating rise.
The mammoth ware houses 10 Stock
ton are burdeped with over two million
basheis, aud Salinas Valley, south ot
this. j. garnering nearly is much 10
Monterrey. the nearest seaport. iny
men IN this vicinity are nos shipping
fifty thousand bu h-i. of thel- Vr
raising directly TO LigrP 81. and au
orher IN Sacrameufo Valley has -eEou-
~ FIVE tbou~aud bs-hrf- 90 sell
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25

ANDREW JonNsoN has declared him
self candidate for the United States
Seuatorship from Tennessee. The
Legislature is chosen in November
nat D
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25

TERRIBLE CALAMITY.-fbe Gran
ate Mill, No. /, at Fall River, Mass
burned on the morning of the 18Th
inst, with terrible loss Of life. There
were forty lives lost, aud eighty per
sons injured -.principallE famales.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25

DIR. JoHv BuII-Dear Sir: knowing
lie efficiency Of your Sarsaparilla, and
the healing and beneficial qualities it
possesses, J send You the following state
ment OF my case
was wounded about two years ngo-
was taken prisoner and confined for six
teen months Being moved SO often, my
wounds have not healed yet. have not
sat UP moment since was wounded.
am shot through the hips My general
health is impaired. and need something
to assist nature have more faith ia
your Sarsaparille than in anything else >
I wish that that is genuine. Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles and obligs
Cart. G. p. JOHNSON
p. S.-The following was written April
90th, 1856, by Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother
OF Capt Johnson.
Dr. John Bull-Dcar Sir Ny husband,
DR.. c. 3 Johnson, was - skillrul surgeon
and physician. in Central New York,
where he died, leaving the above G. p.
johnson to my care. At thirteen years
of age lie had chronS diarrhea and
srronla, for which gave your Sarsapa-
rila. II cured him. have for ten years
recommended il 10 many in New York,
Ohio aud Iowa. for scrofuia, fever sores,
and general debility. Perfect success has
attended it. The cures effected in some
cases of scrofula aud fever sores were~
almost miraculous. am very aaxious,
for my son to again have reeourse 20 yonr
! Snrsaparlla He IL fearful of getting n
spurious article, hence his writing TO Won
for it. His wounds we're terrible, but (
believe he will recover.
JF,y~sIE JOHNSON.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25

The Glasgow Times publishes the
following somewhat sensational item ::
Some workmen engaged in digging a
we'll at Gave City few days ago,
struck a vein of ore, which was tested
by Mr. i. Vial, the jeweler at that place,
and pronounced by him to be gold.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25

DEMocRATIc NOMINATIONS IN n. Y.
Samuel j Tilden was chosen unans
imously as candidate for Governor
and William Dosheimer Glib. Rep)
for Lieutenant Governor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25

he Democratic Executive Committee
The First Congressional District OF
|tncky, having called Convention,
meet in Padueah, Thursday, October
1871. Tor the purpose Of maintaining
organization OF the pas Y aud Of
minating Democrat to represent this
.rict in The iiih Congress Of the Uni
>staies; and having directed the Coun-
Executive Committee Of each county,
,aIl meetings so as TO secure . fair and
. expression OF the sentiments aud
hes Of the party in every county,
reforc and in pursuance TO the call,
in order to comply with these direc-
E OF the district Committee, all Demo
in their respective precincts in Full
county, are solicited and earnestly
a 10 meet at their usual pl2ce Of vo-
!. on SATURDAY, OCT. 10. 1874 and
and there appoint delegates to rep
.S-aIIa r Svisilez isl~Ale Couventio,..
y - ..sef Yf'ais1e ] j ~. IL =.
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Read tho following extract ~ LETTER
from Mrs. Rivers. wife If Reverend DIR
Rivers one Of the nost earned. eloquent.
and popular Ministers Of Tie MefbodisF
Episcopal Church, and % DO is NJ presep ,
stationed at broadway Church, Louisville.
Ky:
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 8, 1869.
Or. John Buli-Deor SIR: Many hanks
to you for the medicine you have 20 bind :.
ly given me- ] have been great arD5ere,-f
for years and had the advise Of various
physicians. Some pronounced my spine.
some my lungs, and some my heart 10 be
the scat Of my disease. ! have been burnt.
bhstered and cupped until / bad became
disbeartened. Several very eminent INV
slcians " no examined my spine Informed
me that ! was threatened with paralysis
or cppopleSy any day, and that nothing
but seton would relieve NE. had y
perfect horror Of that, and was hesitatiur
about having one inserted, when Won
kindly sent me Your SarsaparilA which I
Immediately begun 90 take three times a
day. ] had suffered terribly with n most
acute pain IN the right side of NV head.
especially when I would read or write
for any length Of time, and on rising IA.
my feet ! would be perfectly tliad for
several minutes, and would have 40 l,old
to something TO prevent falling.
] ana most happy 10 inform you N -
pain iu my head is entirely relieved. m
suffer but seldom with ny 1880 4 I'd ii,
not so scrteiy. Ny app9sfn- -
deed FOR tic first time 1rn.l
my dinner more than -
the day. NurIr
You kindly sont me
last night, and / began
ing, and / hope 10 be ~
Please accept my helsna
best wishes.
Very truly your
10 not suffer -
Don be drawn avn
ful experiments. y
by letting noyices
with their trash.
Ny Sarsaparilia ia
twenty-five years; it
pariiia Of the day, aud
ing over all others in
curative qualities.
Avoid all those who a
of Oh yOR other eXtractsa
so called. Remember it j. - 80 49,
Sarsaparilla, Of Louisville. Ky, tiS& N
the old and reliable remedy FOR iinps&<.
of tile blood and ssrofulus Affection. ~
bear that in mind.
Nf&
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TIE Paducah Keafuckian in its Is
sue Of Sept. 21st declares its prefer
ence for Judge Bennett as between the
three present candidates for Congress
Amopg other good things of the
Judge it says: THE poor and distress
ed always fnd 10 him a friend that
will relieve their pressing necessities.
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TaEseareh "a sessssEis sss 49,

Tag vigorously conducted, and pow il
a more systematic way than ever
Every parent in the land will sympa
thize with those suffering from an evil
which they are equally exposed to, and
every parent is interested in having
the kidnappers caught aud punished.
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Eayract Of Letter .fIom Georyia
VILLANow, WALKER CovSrF, Ga,
June % 1856

juno y 1876. /,
Or. Jain B-lI-Deor Sir: I Invc re-
Gently given your Horn Dssfrfger several
trials, AMI ind IL wonderfully eilicacions,1
II has not failed ia single Instance 10
have the wished for effect ] ain doing u
pretty large country practice, and hava.
daily use for some article Of the kind. -.
! am, sir, respectfuly,C
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. ". D.
P. $50 unqualified and numerous are
the testimonials in favor Of my Worm De-
stroyer that newspaper space IS entirely
too small TO tell its merits
1t is an infallibe remedy for Worms.
Try il and be convinced. See my journal
for q more fun description.
JOHN BULL.
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p. S. Njr. Johnson was The son of n
skiilful surgeon. Ills neither recommends
ed 20 her friends, and for many years used
my Sarsapariila with perfect success. Ia
Scrofuia and Feyer-sores Mrs. Johnson
states that the cures effected were almost
miraculous. Read my Journal for ex.
tended information and advice in yonr
case. My journal contains certificates OF
eminent persons, ministers nad usedical
men-men who are known acre in this
community for Integrity sad seracity.
have recently received a most remarkable
certificate from an eminent gentlemnn Of
Louisville. JOHN BulI.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25

II 81 -'Irs6 Procure any, 7scft IN
short notice, whether in this market or
not. win have in stock in their season,
fine job lot of Valentines both senti-
mental and comic, which viii be sold to
dealers at very low prices.
he also keeps ia stock a great variety
of Picture, Picture Frames and material
will make picture frames of amy size OF
quality on short notice and at reasonble
prices janl0
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CHILLs AND FEvE
The pronrietor IL IL celehrated "a


The proprietor OF this celebrated ~
cine justly claims for IL a supcrioritxr
all remedies ever offered =, the ppbik
the safe, certain, speedy, and perman5
cure Of Aguc and Fever, or Oils
Fever, whether Of sho~t or long stansn,
lie refers to the entire Western aAd souiA
western country 10 bear him testing
10 the truth of the assertion. that y
case whatever viii it fail 10 cure,
directions are strictly followed an
ried out. In n great many cases a.
dose has been sufficient for a cure-
whole families have been cured IS a 81
hottie, With perfect restoFstion e.
general health. u 81, hOwevc. ~~ur
and in every case more certain
its nse is continued in smgSer DOES
.-ss-s.4z-- al y Z D.. 1850.
I checked, more ezI'FcIali I'm oif.Hclrt Az
( long standing cases. Usually. this medi
/ cine VIII not require any aid to keep tn,
bowels 10 good order; should the patient
/ however require a cathartic medicine
after having taken three or four doses o
! the Tonic q gle dose Of BULLS VEG
ETABLE FAMILY PILLS viii be sufacien,
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bull SSiRSiP ARILLA

Read tho following extract ~ letter
from Mrs. Rivers. wife Of Reverend DIR
Rivers, one Of the rost earned, eloquent,
and popular Ministers Of lie MefhodiaT
Episcopal Church and Who is ~ presens
stationed at broadway Church, Louisville.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25

srsDENT Grant. Secretary Bel
- General Sherman have signi-
II intention of being present
eight annual reunion of the
RAthe Army of the Tennessee,
d, Illinois, tie 18th and
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BULLS WORM DESTR0YE,.

JESNLE JOHNSON.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02
PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER FOR THE
L SOUTHWING OF THE NEW STATE. WAR
AND BUILDING,
OFFICE on sUPEHvIsING ARcHITEcr,

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
WASHISGTON, ID. c., Feb. =, 1874. !
until Il M of The tn day Of MARCH. isi for fur:
hs %1
msnts, building. Washington, D: G.: NIT
5000 feet b. H. d@ors or less, Southern Pine Floor:
in widths not escesdinE four Inches. -"'
500 feet 3; n; tmore or iess5 Mahogany, to finish
1000 fest r M, N Smors or less, Mahogany, to finish
Il 900 feet b. NJ (more or less) Mahogany, to finish
~ inch thick, and to be richly figured for door
loo ~ 3; N; lpore or less, Mahogany, to finish
5000 isst p: NJ 5%ore or less) Mahogany, to finish
All the preceding schedule Of lumber must be of
the very best quality their respective kinds thor
shakes aud other defects, and must Iii be delivered
in such lengths and in such Quantities a will be
heart stuff free from ali defects, none other win
Samples Of each Of the above woods VIII be sub
Payments will be made on the delivery and &C.
csptance Of material. deducting ten per centum
All bids must be accompanied by the penal bond
two responsible In the Of three thou:
and perform the contract II awarded him; the sui:
sssssy Of the s:ssri, 70 b ssssS By ne United
the District Attorney Of the district wherein he re-
all bids, II it be deemed for the interest Of the
Government 70 do SO, and any bid that IL not made
%sn.' Of this viii no, &c eonsidsred:
who are not themselves engaged in the ambe sT
trade. and who have the necessary acilties for
Endorsed ''sids for Lumber, and addressed YI e
feb23 Supervising Architect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-02

PATENT AGEHTBs
VsS cS ss Tx 81 3 F. Fl e.
PoRay sos s s. T.: ss sRS rs'fs Once
bfI IAS1 81 ~ e. roth s s 6Rse.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES.
BTKaEss Co. successors to Brady, G1 Pa. ave.
TIN Adds PnoToeHAfH GALLERY, ~ p. ave.
E. rrLIs1N, s,S E. aye, ger Tssl,: Geo
Special attention Is given to Copying.
JOHN G0LDIN, es Pa. ave., one door east ofPerrys'
ALlx; r: sHIrHERD Co, sioPa. ave. bet. sth and
ess rHmS ss and .. and a
kinds Of sappies 10 he trades
sTEe All; ssH1 o. :, h: o"s
promptly st.ssaes 70 E " lie iows:s ssss:;;o,S
H ssoss II i 8 :.,est IS: !:
PRINTING OFFICES.
BrARDsLrY & sNopGsiss, <sPs. Az, bet. ~ &sth.
PRODUCE AND PROvISI0N6.
rroSnS Cor 81
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NouRsE MIDDLkToS: SlS 18th 8. ,ep; Trees. Dept.
Mxgnf i1 stJsss
REsTAURANT8.
JOHN wELCKER. 18th St., bet, N.Y.ave. and b ct.
SCHOOLS AND COLLBQEA.
SEND ~
SR,, wi a. ,s wen Sys.!ns !. ids nth ssrsss'
SEWING MACHINEs.
i ,ea Ss y inS an
Sewing Machines These are resiiy he simniest'
then the s~ls;s and shtsst running q any
at ali on the under thread. Nv ''A'''A
sewing Fl h have no 1:s
SHIRT FACTORIES. ''='
DEgLIN Co., (of New York, ilos st., near nth.
SHOOTING GALLERIES.
THE NEW PATENT RIFLE, Geo. Hess, Hosths 1t
SILVER PLATERS.
RoBT.A. whrEHAND, so4 D. st., bet. sth and 9th.
STAIR BUILDERS.
BRusT 4 PuMPHREY, stair Builders, cor. 9th and
streets, near Patent Office.
STAMPING DEPOTS.
WM. PRINCE, 1oCS street, between 1lth and 18th.
MRS. ZYPPREcHr. C2 18th st. Also, Dress-making.
STATIONERY. &c.
BEN +. FnENCH, 6ls 18th ST., under Nst. Metropol-
uan Bank, stationery, &c. . specially.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
ALEX. X. SHEPHERD Co., $40 Pa. ay., bet. 9Th
and 10th SITS. See Plumbers and Gas Filters.
STOVES, SHEET IRON TIN WARE.
W. d. WIvILL, <5e Pa. av., near ~ st.
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
6saes IN ToS:ece
Paper, Matches, &c. Branch OF 50 High st. ,G.T
TRUNKS, &C.,
JAMES s. ToPHtM & CO., Is 7th st., next to Odd
Fellows Hall: Fine Sole Leather and Dress
Trunks, Valises, Travelling Bags, Ladies'
Satchels, Belts, Russia, Calf and Morocco Pock-
ct Books, Shawl Straps, Glove and HANDKERCHIEF
Boxes, &C., &c. Also, Fine Harness, Saddlery,
Carriage Robes, &c.
UMBRELLAS, CANES, &c,
CHAs. q. PEARCE, 1919 Pa. ave.. bet. 1ith q 15ths
wM. ROGERS, 900 18th ST., near Penna. avenue.
CPHOLSTERERS.
W. r. CRAMPsEY, l0i2 street northwest.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
j. 8. HENAULT SoN, Importers, 1909 Z ct. n. W.
WOOD AND COAL YARDS.
T. EDw. CLARK & Co., 626 Louisiana avenue.