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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
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lHln af a. reraus Required O. taEe notice " tbs
iAei Aal r,sFeci rs authority accordingly.
W l. CEEES Minister " Foreira AnArs-
-I nassia q 5 IN g. 4 is sis''
ne flu ous reutl.isn have ben arpotatea Aprrsi.
scr q Ianas sueleci o Coussilut1n,
Island ~ Kattai Hon. u. McBryde Puhiuia ka1oa,
Isaaas Q, MA. No'skai an d IAaai-Ihs. W Evsrcst
W L MoEHoNui. Minister az The Interior
lnterier o1ics. Dec elst ISIS.
Hcr sisSe.sy tis csugn cOr-or win holaa reception On
m zst . ivnoer A. tozn raisre n y O'Clock
noo1 oeing the sisi anniversary q her b.rihday.
r ". RNcELEa, ms MHiesty's Cham berialn
Nrw.u osrs5S sas ben agp5iasel sy the Bard q,
Eia-aaor. School Agent ar the Island OF Lanai H.
BY order y ias Board q Edacaion-
AIao,aaI Hale, Nov. card. is-s secrgtsry.
Sor1oE-Sotis. is hereby given TIA, TIE Hoa A. Fran
cz Judd. Jusce q the supreme Court, viii st for the
Island - lzhu. a. asiiovs=
A. Eva court Hons, On "Wednesday the - pecra,o-r
Al Nysislus Court House. on Thursday ts soth De1-
A Esass 0saS Hons on n ursaay me sOth D-oe
bsr inst a. orso-k n
AZ EAseobe Coart H0ase. on Friday the siss December
~ ord-f o. the court
Hoao,uiu. Issh Dee.. is7s,
The Election q Representatives 10 the next legislative
Assembly. VII take pl.cs th-uu-hurt various Estion
lisfrles hluEinnn. Nedna@laV the ID daN OF
fro-ary next rhr following PlAres are DESIGNATED for
hoi1ns he eiectians
District Of Gno-Curtonse In Ho schooi-house, ono-
n.ssH-, q Tsa-nsku-cOGr.h0uss IN waipio. school,
Da,srst q Ks,lala-cOart-hOuss. wAiBoA and oOar,-
Dassrie. Q sorth HOna-sehOol house. Ksnaa
District of south Eona-School-housc Ho0keuA.
District o. Har-Couri-house. waiohuu-
District q Puna-serool-hoase, KaPoho.
MArL
nistriCf % IasllAnA-Court-house. Lzhainz-
n.slr.ci q EaAnapau-schoo-house. Honokohau.
Diss-i,, o. wailuku-COurt house. waIukn and School
Distri-t q Seakz1rao-c.l-t-house, Nakawao.
isGrirt o. HHHa-court-houss, Hama School-hoGse
District Of aIoiosal aud InaSevv oourhOuse. Pukoo,
EoloSaL Schooi-house. KaohaL- Lanai
OAHr-
District o. K0na-AiiolAui hale, Honouiu. Al both the
pstr.ci q Eva ssd waAnae-schoOi-hOuse, wAiava,
uistucf q wahi ua-School-house waialua-
District q Kooauea-Schooi-house. Hauala.
District u kooAup1Eo-Couri house. KaneOhe.
Ktru.
District = w-lnea-schO0i-h0use, waiHaea. schOoi-
house. Silhan
District Of Puna-schoolhoase. Lihue schOOlhOuse,
Eoiud-
Dsfrit Of IIzza,el-courshouse razaiel sehoolhouse
Auakala
THE following AuniverSarirs being National Holidays
VII b. observed the several days mentioned below
All Government Otces VIII b. closed throughout the
killg
saturday, December 25th. Christmas DAY.
saturday, January Isl, ISIS New Ye=r's Day.
W. l. MoEuoN-A.
Interior One. NOV ssth, 1874 Minister Of InterioT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

ftIrEzEE8 AND RESIDENTS OF HOMO
~ LULU, Visiting frienda and 9lranrer1 ra1araly
cordially invited 70 rbur WORSHIP a. FOIrT ST.
CHURCH. where Services held every sabhaih ~
o'clock A. n. and p ~ Seats are provided ior al
Wno NAY be pleased 10 attend There 4 . WEDNESDAY
evening Prayer teeilug ~ O'Clock, ia ne tec11rs
Room, 70 which All Hsioomo 80 ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
LEGAL NOTICES.


ctUPREME COrEr OF TIEE HAWAIIAN
- isLANpSln Probate. :. ne matter % ne kstafc
u JOHN AILl.cs ia,e % Kahn<u. decnli 1latr. "A
Chambers bafufr Hon faiclt Judd AeEnclatr lsilrc
Of the Suprrms Curt Order % Noiicfu ~ Prilon Coz
allowance % accounts, discharge and nal dsfbetun -
property.
ON reading and auE petition and acsounts T. T.
Richardson, ESccuor % the estate q iohn Acu. ar -
Kahuku deceased wherein he asEs % BE- allowed ts1a
and charScs himself With s@t.i, add SIS that M
may be cxnrnned aud approved. nd hat dIal order
may be dstrinutian o. ths property rrluuE
his hands the perons hcruto entitled. and dchareng
him and bis surcucs from al further rcsponthiiy slca
Executor
Il l. ordered. that TUESDAY, ne -iih DAY - jan
CARY. A. II is-t, ~ 10 ocick 81, he1re the sal lut
tce ~ Chambers e Court iluuse, Hcuouin b. ard
the same hereby appoldud ne fime ard rilcc o.
hearing said pciuou ant sccounts and that an rls m
teroset may then and therc arreur and
any have. why the should granted and
may present cvidenrc to who entitled to the sad
property And that this order In the F. -sh and llaaa.
an lanruages pnh shed IN the laNalln 0asrlis lnd
Ruokoa newspapers pr t.i and published In Hououln.
Successive weeks previous the time thersn
appointed FOR said hrsiring.
dated At honolulu. A. /. 18Th Dccrmhcr. A p Is7a
A. FRANClS JUDD.
Attest: 1nsiice % the supreme Cunrt.
JNo. r. naRNanD. Deputy Clerk s7t ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
WEDNEND4Y. DEC. p.

HIS MAJESTY returned in the steamer on
Saturday evening, from the island Of Kahoola-
We, taking almost everybody by surprise, as
it was generally thought that he would detain
the vessel. But with his usual punctuality,
he was found awaiting at Lahaina her arrival,
having crossed over from hahoolawe direct to
The. NOT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

REGARDING the Treaty with the United
States, concerning which there is so much
anxiety, there is of course no decisive news by
the late mail. The only reference to it in the
message Of President Grant is the following
- A reciprocity treaty with the King Of the
Hawaiian Islands was concluded the same
month. As it contains stipulation that it
shall not 60 into effect until Congress shall en-
act the proper legislation Cor the purpose,
copies of the instrument are herewith submit
ed in order that, if such should be the pleasure
Of Congress, the necessary Legislation upon the
subject may be adopted" The President has
chosen to present the treaty to Congress with
out any expressions for or against, doubtless
for good reasons, and perhaps it may prove to
be the wiser course.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22


We do not, however, waver in our belief
that Congress will ratify the action of the
American Government, which has entered into
a solemn engagement, with the view Of secur-
ing the commercial advancement of both coun-
tries The action of the administration has
had the full and almost unanimous approval of
the Senate; and surely it would he very unwise
to allow partisan feelings to nullify the faith
of the Government thus pledged. We under
stand that the sugar refining interest of the
Pacific Coast, which formerly opposed the
treaty, will now support it, convinced that
whatever will help the commerce os the Pacific
Slope, will also help the sugar refinery bust
ness. We think it has acted wisely in this
matter, and some time ago predicted that when
the question was fully canvassed, and all the
advantages weighed, there could be no other
conclusion. There will therefore be no great
opposition to the measure from the Pacific
States, as there ought not to be from quarter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

Hrr Majesty Queen viii hold reception
n 1is q fenner tazni Raia-e - y O'Clock
noor, oeing the sisf anniversary q her hlrfhday.
r. ". BEcELEN, Ms MHlesty's Chamberlain
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

The ION ownc reutsilen have brsn appointed Aprra-
SER q Lands s1h'act o. Cousiifatun.
lsand o. Katal-UG. d McBsyde: Pnsiuia Ka1oa-
- 7 II Vans Esd
Isaads % Ma. Mol1kas and Lanai-Tlasl W Everett
W. &. MotaHoNui. Minister az the Interior.
Infe-ier O1ics. Dec eIst. ISIS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

SttinEs Of the Circuit Court "a Jadicial Circuit,
held At Lahaua, Maui. December Term. 1878
Present on the Bench, Hon Charles c. Harris, jus
tiee Of the Supreme Court Hon. Abraham Fornan-
der, Circuit Judge. Edward Preston, Deputy Attor-
new General for the Crown
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

THE question Of ratltylng or rejecting the
treaty must come up during the session. At
its opening the majority adopted a resolu-
ton to compel the utmost economy on the part
Of the general government, and pledges itself
against all subsidies of any kind what ever
The action of the majority is announced in the
following telegram, which everyone can inter-
pref as suits himself:
CHICAGO, DECEMBER S-Encouraged by the cleo
ton Of Kerr aud the iraetsble spirit Of Southern
members, the National Democratic Executive Com.
uittee now in session has arranged plan Of sciou
for the guidance Of Congress aud the future Of the
pary 1t has been resolved that Congress shah grant
subsidies this Winter, aud shall vigorously d.
minish appropriations aud eurrent government ex-
penses that investigations into all forms Of govern
ment expenditures shall at be set on foot and
that far spracticabie economy shall be adopted.
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Latest information from Alabama
indicates that in the election held on
Tuesday in that State the vote was
strongly IN favor of constitutional
convention At this election the
delegates were also elected so that
Alabama is pretty sure now to have
a constitution fit for freemen to live
under, instead of document that
would be disgrace to any kind of an
organization unless it were a band of
thievcs-indeed it was framed. just
like the laws of Louisana-for the
protection of thieves. When will
Louisiana follow the example of Ala
bama and have a constitution ratified
by her citizens, instead of the one
forced upon them by Federal bayo-
nets?
Perhaps the nasal twang'd, sneak
ing scallawag, Alec White, will call
upon Grant to dispense this cOnstitu-
tional convention, but we presume
Grant has had about enough of such
work, and will hardly heed his impor-
tuities
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The Threatened Overflow.

Intelligence from the Ohio, Mis-
souri,, upper Mississippi, the Arkansas
and all their tributaries is most dis
heartening. They ale all at the
extreme stage of high water, aud are
pouring their floods down into the
great stream to which they are
tributary, which is already more than
bank full Bpuf river has been rising
opposite this place more than week,
and the impression begins to prevail
that we will have a tremendous over
flow and thus the cheering hopes Of
AL abundant crop is in iminent danger
of being blasted, aud our State being
again brought to the very brink of
ruin. May God avert the calamity.
Both Missouri and Illinois count
their losses to the crops by the floods
by the millions. while incalculable
damage to raisroads and other roads
has been the result. Such rains As
fell last week in those States were
never known before. The very gates
of heaven seemed to have been open
ell and second flood poured out upon
the earth.
While we would fain hope for the
better, it is our duty to warn our
readers to prepare for the worst, for
surely a deluge is upon US, and we
expect to see all the low lands under
water.
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80 -
TRIBUTES OF RESPECT
10 VIM. A. Scott.

RlcHLAxD Council No. % U. F. OF T.,
Rayvile, La
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Ruler of the
Universe to take from our midst Brother Will
liam A. Scott. whose spirit returned to Him
who gave it on Friday, Both OF July, 1875,
and
Whereas, Ii becomes us, a. faithful Friends
of Temperance, to recognize our dependence
on Him who created all things, 10 bow with
humble submission to His will; and
Whereas, We who recognize the sterling
integrity and pure christianity oil our deceased
Brother, desire to make some public manifes-
taiion If ot.r appreciation of his many virtues,
therefore, be il resolved
lst, That this Council, in the death of Bro
Scott, cut down in the meridian of manhood
and usefulness, recognize the fact, that society
has lost most useful member and that we
are called upon to mourn the loss of one who.
by his every act, manifested his high appre-
citation of the principles that form the ground
work of our organization.
2ud, That we tender our heartfelt sympa-
thy to the bereaved family of our deceased
Brother, and we humby commend them to
Him who has promised to be "a husband to
the widow and "a father to the orphan"
Bird, That, as slight testimonial of respect
for the memory of our deceased Brother, this
Council will wear the usual badge Of mourn
lug for thirty days.
4th, That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of this Cou' cI that COPY be
furnished the RIcHLAND BEACON, with a re-.
quest to publish, and that copy OF the same
be furnished the bereaved family Of our de-
ceased Brother. J.G. MILLER,
JNo. S. SUNMERLIN,
w. E. HUDsoS,
Committee
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. JNO. ROW
LAND Il ALEXANDER ROY, Four
TENTH DIsTRICT Court, for the Parish o
Richland, No 206
BY virtue of writ of firie facias 10 rC
directed from the Honorable lith Distric
Court for the Parish of Richland in the above
entitled SUIT, | will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the door of the Court House Of
said Parish, on Saturday, the 9TH day of Aug.
1878, within the hours prescribed by law the
following described properly, to wit:
The undivided one-sixth interest in tie
S. f. / of n. f.. /. and the S. W. I of n. f.
! Section 7, Township Is North Range )
East, containing 81 acres more or less.
Seized in the above suit as the pro perty OF
Alexander Roy.
Terms of saIe-Twelve months credit
without the benefit of apprGisement; pur-
chaser to give bond with approved aud sol
vent security and special mortgage 10 be re-
tanned on the properly sold.
C. H. MOORE.
July 10, lS75.-5t. Sheriff.
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Sherif's Sa e.
r. II. Kelly } r II. Kelly

r. II. Kelly Il. II. Kelly
vs.. No. $50 vs.. No. $50
LVN"ule>, hush ct oi) L.V. Nettles, hu,b Ct al
By virtue OF two wrirs OF fc,i fdcias, issued
from the Honorable Parish Court in and for
the Parish of RichIand. State of louisiana
in the above described SUITS and To me direc-
ted, have seized and will ofIer for sale to
the highest bidder, within the legal hours, at
the door of the court house of said parish, on
Saturday, the 4th day of Sept, 1875,
the following described property, situated in
the town OF Grard to-wit:
Commencing at stake in the road leading
north from the store house-said road running
west of the store house formerly occupied by
5. II. Riley g. Co-and lying north of lots
formerly owned by Mrs. l. V. NettIe>, on the
ives, side of said road-said lot commencing at
said stake on said road, running north 40
yards, thence west 40 yards, thence south
l 10 yards, thence east 40 yards 10 place Of
beginning.
Terms of sale-cash with the benefit of
appraiSement.
c. H. MOORE,
July 3lsf, lST5-6t. Sheriff
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Death Of Gen. Geo. Il. Pickett.

NoaroLK, July 3l.-Gen. Geo. f. Pickett
is dead, after brief illness, aged 80 years.
LArER.-The remains Of Gen. Geo. E
Pickett were this evening laid in vau
until this Fall, when they will be removed
to Hallwood cemetery at Richmond. The
funeral was attended by large number OF
citizens, the Masonic fraternity and military,
consisting of the Norfolk city guard and Nor
folk light artillery.
RIcHnoxD, July 3l.-The most profound
sorrow prevails in This community, in conse-
que,,ce Of the death OF the gallant Virginia
gentleman and soldier Gen. Geo. f. Pickett,
who died at Norfolk last night. Arrange
ments are being made to hold a memorial
meeting ON Monday. His comrades in the
hfs war, and the public generally give ex-
preston Of feeling sad over the occasion.
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r. + McGUIRE LODGE No. 2O9 OF A. Y.M

r. L MCGUIRE LODGE No. 209 OF A. .M
RAYvILLE, LA July 3ls,, 1875.
An alarm is heard a, the door the Great
Master of the Universe calls from labor to
refreshment in that Lodge above our dear
friend and brother, William Alonsa Scor, who
departed this life at o'clock p NJ, on Both
inst. He goes to reap the harvest of a we'll
spent life and enjoy The reward of faithful
Mason.
And now with sad hearts we unite the
mystic circle, broken by the removal from our
midst of Brother William A. Scott Let us
therefore, resolve,
LIST, That our Lodge has lost one of its
brightest and best members, and that we will
ever cherish the memory Of our late brother,
strive to mitdNe his many virtues, and cult.
vate the sane b,nevolence and purity of
character which adorned his life; and, since
we are deprived OF most energetic, efficient
and beloved colaborer in the great principles
of our Order, that we will draw more closely
the bonds of fraternity which unite us, and
Offer to the bereaved wife and orphans of our
late brother, not only our sympathies, but the
p OBJECTION, brotherly love and assistance
which our Order so beautifully inculcates and
recommends.
2nd, That, as q small token of respect and
esteem for the memory of our deceased
brother, our Lodge working tools and firrni-
ture shall be draped in mourning and the
usual badge of mourning shall be worn by
our members for thirty days.
3rd, That the RICHLAND BEAc n be regnes.
ted to publish these resolutions, and that the
Secretary be reqoired to spread the same upon
the Lodge minutes and furnish copy to his
bereaved family. WN. 7. OLIVER,
WILEY p. MASGHAM,
o. L SMITH,
Committee
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The Vicksburg Herald says: We
have only to labor with becoming dill
gence and zeal and the victory is ours
The platform suits
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF RIcHLAxD.
Joseph Bernstein
No 5ls.l vs..
Jane NJ Owen & Jno }. Owen,
Parish Court.
F. Belden
No. 3il) VS..
Jane VI. Over. ct. al
| i,h District Court
BY virtue Of two wits Of fcri tdcidS, Is
sued from the HonL 18th District L rrt and
Parish Court, each in and for the Parish and
State aforesaid, in the above styled and mum
bered suits, and to me directed, have seized
and will offer for sale at public auction, AT the
door of tie Court House in the t,wn of Raw
vile, La, within the legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, the 7lh day of August, 1875
the following described property, to-wit:
Lots ,, 3, 1. and 5, 5 of f !, + J of
S w t, n W t Of 5 W / and w J Of n w !
Section 81; 5 W ! of Section % Township
10 North. Range East; n F. ! of Section 6.
Township is North, Range East; n f. !
Section. n f ! of f ! and w of S E /
Section 26, Township 10 North, Range East.
Said lands to be sold in lots of not less than 10
nor more than 30 acres Jor cash, with the
benefit of appraisement.
CHI. MOORE.
July 3, 1878 St. IS $50. Sheriff.
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reet' Yale & F BSwiiasl pee'' Yale & Bowljns
S. II. Riley & Co. eral H.F. vickers & Co
King 4 Brother vs.. H. F. Vickers, [328.
All in the llth District Court, Parish Of Rich.
land, State of louisiana.
DY virtue of three writs of frci facids, is
ID sued in the above suits, | have seized
and taken into my possession, and will offer
for sale AT public auction. at the door of the
Court House of said Parish, at Rayvlle, La
between the hours of IL O'Clock, A. VI. and /
O'Clock P. NJ, OIL
Saturday, the 7th day of August, 1875,
the following described property, together
with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon, situated in the Parish of Richand
and belonging to the defendant Henry Felix
Vickers, to-wit:
lst-A parcel of land in Section twenty
one, Township sixteen North, Range six
East near the village of Alto. being two acres
of ground, known as the Mcbride and Under.
wood lots, lying north of NJ. A. Hers lot, and
west of the old Rayvile and Alto road pur-
chased by II. F. Vickers from George H. Var
ner, by deed recorded on pages PAL and 2i2
of Norarial Book &C" This parcel of land
lies south of the lots sold by George H. Var
ner to George Francis, as shown by the deed
recorded on pages 1872 and 4S3 Notarial Book
ID"
2-The S. F. / of n. F. !, n w of n.
f. /, s. W. of n. F.. t. n. w. of S. T..
t, 5. W. of S E. !, n. f. of N. w. ! Of
Section 8, and S. w. of=N. w. of Sec. o,
Township 10 North, Range 5 East, each sub
division containing 10 acres more or less, and
l.. m 4 4
Terms-Cash with benefit of appraisement
Z. H MOORE,
Sheriff
Rayyille La JuIy & 1S75-6t 6sS36
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GOOD CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

All Of which he proposes TO sell al n reason
able, living price, tor and 10 all parties. He
will not take. advantage OF the ignorance and
stupidity of persons; neither of children,
young and inexperienced. IL they just can
call for what they want, they shall Ue dealt
with the same as grown folks.
FAIR AND SQUAIE-NO TRICKERY! By
pursuing such a course, II. kINDERMANN
thinks he deserves and herewith >olclts Il
full share of business patronage. Do not for
get the place, the store of
II. KlNDERMANN.
On De lard Street
August 7, lS75-3t. Monroe, La
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The yellow fever is reported SUBJ
siding at Pensacola.
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And now the reaper reapeih, the mower
moweth and the little bumble.bee getteth up
the busy Changers trousers-ieg and bumbleth.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-08-07

You can learn where yon can purchase
good mich cows by applying at the BEACON
Office. feb6tf
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Cherin''s Sale.
Rayville, La, Ju

W. c. CHRISTIAN, State of Louisiana,
VS.. No 567, Parish of Richland,
L. c. MCINTOSH. Parish Court.
iDY virtue of writ Of fl. ia. issued from
Id the Hon'l Parish Court of said parish
tnd State, in the above entitled suits and to
me directed, | have seized and will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, within the legal
hours, at the Goor of the Court house Of said
parish, on
Saturday the 7h day Of august, 1875,
the following described property, to wit:
The n. W. / of Section 81, +. II North
X, 8 East, containing 100 acres. Seized as
property Of defendant.
Terms Of sale, cash with benefit Of APP
praisement.
c. H. MOORE,
Sheriff.
RayvilIr, Ia July 5. 1875 fit 3sSIS
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DOWESTICS.


30 pieces dress linen lawns a, - CT, per yard.
One yard wide dress linen lawns at 25ctS.
10 pieces IL pcrcaies, AT ten cents.
20 pieces French dress percale>, only - cts
ErenrE dress lawns, only fifteen cents.
Linen BatIi>tes, ~ and - cents.
PiGucs, butt and white, ~ and ! ; cents.
superb dress grenadines, only l. cents.
Yard wide, solid coIorcd battI>tr. for suits, l5cis
II white dress lawns iFrench), - cents.
India Mulls, - cents per yard
Fine nansouk, 20 cents.
Plaid nainsooks, twenty five cents.
Large, heavy honey comb quilts, ) 90 only.
German table dama>k, 10 cents real linenl.
Three linen towels for twenty-five cents.
Heavy pant linen Il end 20 cents
Real Russia duck (white), - cents.
Heavy, twisted cottonade, / ;, 20 and - cents.
Ladies lace lies ten GEMS.
Handsome silk seats. - cents
japanese fans, two for five cents.
Folding fans, bets, silk folding fans, lOctS.
Spanish linen fans - cents.
Fashionable silk fans.
Parasols, 30, - and 50 cents.
Embroidered linen sets, - cents.
Ladies silk bows - cents
Children hanGkerchief>. TWO for five cents
Large handkerchieis, five cents
Laties linen haldkerchief>, l2l cents
Gents fine linen cambria handkerchiefs, u
and p cents.
pairs ladieS hose, - cents
. pairS onoI socks - c,n,-
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New Flour Of the New Crop Of 1875!

You may >ay here /, uu such ,him. as flour 81
this years crop, but to convince yourself OF
uIe lacf, Just take money and 20 Ia Ii. Mn
pERNANN. on DcSiard street, Monroe and II
he does not sell you some New -Four of The.
New Crop of 1873, the first of it in this mar
Ret, you have right 10 call him Il hulnbug.
hnnbu%Sing, however, i not his plan. and
he never advrItl>e> what he cannot sub>tau-
tate. He started business here nearly SEVEN
TEEN YEARS Ago, and ever since he has been
ami Will keep ON Studying the wants of his
customers, and aiming to procure the best and
freshest of everything belonging 10 Il we'll
selected assortment of