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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
THE MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRACY.
County Meetings-Prepar-
ing For The ConVass.
PIKE COUNTY.
Proceedings ofIhe Central Execu.
tive Club.

On motion of W. d. Davidson the sense
OF The Club was then taken by roll-caI on
the question of primary Election or Dele
gaze Convention. which resulted as follow
FOR primary Election >, for Convention >
On motion of Capt. Townsend a committee
OF five one from each Supervisors District
was appointed by the President to deter
mine the manner in which a primary Ele:-
ton should be held, the manner and To
whom the returns should be made. and the
time Of holding he same. VI. hurry Quin.
). H. Craw ford, L. Thompson. {. II. Town
send and II. & Capel were appointed.
On motion. and upon the recommendation
of the delegation Of the several districts, the
following delegates and alternates were
then appointed 10 the State Convention of
the Democratic party. To be held at Jack
son, on Wednesday, August lst, 1877:
1st Di5trict-H. Murray Quin, alternate
Jno q. Leggett.
2nd-W. NJ. Hampton, alternate Jesse X
3rd-Dr f. T. Hudall, alternate P.
Thompson.
4th-James Greener, alternate Louis ia
cobwsky.
55h-S. E. Packwood, alternate John :.
Lamkin.
Hon. II. Murray Quin then introduced
the following resolutions, which. on being
submitted, was adopted by the Club;
Resolved. That the delegates selected TO
the State Convention from this county
be ard they are hereby Instructed to cast
their vote for Gen +. McNair for the office
him for that position a long as there is any
hope OF his nomination.
The Club then adjourned till Monday, the
9th day of August, 1917
JOHN ;. LAMKIN, Pres't.
10 BRIDGES, Secretary.
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Buy your linens of stadeker s. Son

Ifthe President is irritated about the in
dietment of Wells and Anderson for perjury,
what may be the phelings of the worthless
themselves about it? They have richiy
earned a term in the penitentiary and why
should they not have their deserts p
Brookhayen Comet.
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PLEASE BEAR IT IN MIND that if your
grocer does not have, and will not get,
DooLEY's NEAsr Power tor you. you can
send 20 cents for quarter. 30 cents for half.
or 90 cents for one pound can, direct to
DooLEY q BROTHER, New York, and you
Will receive it by return of mail. Always
use 1t for the delicious Vienna rolls.
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Sealed Proposals for Printing.

PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th
Il July for the printing of 500 copies of The
Proceedings of Grand Lodge l. o. o. +. The
work to be done in style of the Proceedings OF
1876, a copy of which will be mailed TO any
office desiring to bid. Address,
JAS. T. MCGOWAN,
Grand Secretary.
June q, 77-3w.
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MosQUITo BARS at Stadeker 5.

SOME CABBAGE-Mr. James Her
bert has sent to this office a singular spcci-
men Of cabbage grown in his garden in this
city. Sixteen perfectly formed and solid
heads being on one stalk.
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Loss of appetite, headache, constipa-
ton, disquiet, nervousness &c.ls frequent
" caused by impaired digestion and those
who thus suffer are strongly advised to use
the HOME STOMACH BITTERs.
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THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
of the Columbus Insurance and Banking
Company will be found in another column.
1t makes a substantial showing.
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The FoRTY-FoURTH ANNUAL COURSE or IN-
sTRuCTION
in this Department will commence on Monday,
18th Of NOVEMBER 1877, and terminate on
the second Saturday Of March, 1878. Prelim-
mary Lectures on Clinical Medicine and Sur
gerry will be delivered in the amphitheatre Of
the great Charity Hospital, beginning on the
10th of October, without any charge. The
anatomical rooms will be opened at the same
time. The members of the Faculty are visit
ing physicians and surgeons to the Charity
Hospital, and give instructions. daily at the
bedside of the sick.
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ATT.ALA COUNTY.
Result ofPrimary Election.

Legislature, D. T. Guyton, F. NJ. Glass;
Sheriff. J. I'll. GilIeland; Treasurer, M. A.
Clark; Assessor. J. III. Wallace; Surveyor,
W. j. Clark, Coroner, A. j. Atkinson.
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FEES.-As the practical advantages afford
ed in New Orleans for thorough acquaint-
ance with all the branches Of medicine are
quito as great as, if not superior 10 those Of
fered by the schools Of New York and PhIla-
delphia the same fees are demanded. For all
the Lectures, $40; Naturalization s.; Practi-
cal Anatomy, $40; Graduation, $50. Payment
required in advance.
For circular and catalogue address,
T. G. RICHARDSON, VI. D., Dean.
july 4 lS77-lm.
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The CLARION very truly SAYS that the
discussion of the disbandment movement OF
1878, i ont OF place la the present canvass.
1t has no connection Whatever with our
press MT position. We had Just aS
well go to work and abuse the men who re-
fused TO support stephen A. Douglass.
when VIC coul have hal a walk over with
him. THE CLARION is right; il is worse
than folly Tor powerful well-oTganiZed
party to iudustriously seek some old qaes-
ton for its mem beers to differ about. Let
the dead past bury its deAd.-Vicksburg
Herald.
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Capt {. f. Merrill, of the Greenwood
Oriental, will be a candidate for Doorkeep-
er of the next National House of Represen-
tatives, if he is correctly represented 10y
some of his friends. Capt Merrill is a
pleasant and scholarly gentleman, and we
don't see why he shouldn't have the place
Nick>burg Commercial.
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THE Blind Asylum building is to be
thoroughly repaired, and proposals for the
work will be received until 2Sth inst. See
notice of Secretary Boald of Trustees.
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A BRASS BAND JUBILEE j. on the
lae>er for next month at the fair grounds
in his city. So we are advised by must
CAB friend at Summit.
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AT COST.

A S | have determined to close out my en-
"A tire stock of PIANOS, ORGANS AND
MELODE0NS, | will hereafter sell all In
struments at Factory prices for CASH The
public generally are requested to call and ex-
anime tor themselves. f. BLOOM
State Street Jackson, Miss.
iulv1l, '77-2m
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CHAPTER TX
CHANCERY COURTS.
ATTENTION. LAwYEHs ,
Revised Code and Acts Of Legislator,

Revised Code and Acts OF Legislature
VIZ can fl n limited number of orders ag
follows:
Revised Code, ls5l........ ......,3 ODD
li sent hy mail. s21JJ
Acts 1873 one vol. law sheep ................. 400
Acts 1874 1875 1876 all in One yDI......... 800
Either, separately. in UamphIot.............. Ul
Either, leather binding ..-....... 300
III the Act- of l-12arc furnished U-r wr win
supply Acts of 1873. and bind tbr two sessions
in one volume, $50.
The Acts OF l-ll-ls12 wo cannot furnish.
The price ~ Acts and binding includes In-
scriptiye title and owner name Ou buCE.
Law Reports or Pamphlets of every le-eup-
ton. bound or rebound at short notice. and
satisfaction guaranteed
BEHF PRINTING, -pcnu.fY
Mississippi Justice Manual. nov ln PRESS
800.
Address.
POWER & BARKsDALE,
JACKSON, Miss.
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MEssRs. SHELDON Il ANDERSON are
succeeding splendidly in their photograph
business. Their counterfeit presentments'
are giving universal satisfaction, ut the
rates they have announced. and their pic
lures are finished off beautifully by the hand
o! q fair expert who is Mississippian, ma
i've and 10 the manner born"
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FoUND.-A pocket book, containing
valuable papers. and a small sum of money.
was found in this city few weeks since,
and has been left at this Office for the owner
who is supposed 20 be a citizen OF Rankin
county. Ii Will be be delivered to the prop
tT owner. on urOpf.
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los CREAM and cake at the High
,hoo. Friday evening at six o'clock.
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Observation-Disclosures /!
a RARE OPPORTUNITY
MEssRs. ANDERSEN Z suEr.roN

MESSRS ANDERSON & SHELTON,
OF NEU untt,s..
HAVE taken raum- at Mr. Purrr K.ts.r
L residence, on Main street, jackson. below
t@NuaEE STRAUSS Dhere ilcy are prepared
to take
PHOTOGISAPIIS
WIN AL fnu LATEST IMPROVEMENT They
W"1ld eau attention t1 iheir Portable Skg-
i.i-Htf under which tue most artistic effects
are made. But they would call especial attcn-
ton t. Che tagt lhat tFry Eavc secured thc sore
vices ot one ut the frNr-r EFruuluEHs b. rur
Suvfu. Every negative WlIl he retuurhrI and
All free Sics and marks. frem whatever cause.
are made 2" disappear and ,hc picture made
much more clean aud beautiful. Prices very
moderate indeed. Card Photographs Only
81 90 per Dozen. Iud al other STYLES
equally luw. Am examination 81 choir WorE
&. solicited.
EEroUCmNG on NEGATIVES A SPECIALITY 6
Especial attention VI given to coloriug. also
copying and cuiur-iug uf OLD Pictures.
\. B.-Ne~-rs. Anderson IS sheldon sin re-
main iu jackson only tora short period.
july g. 5t-iw.
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A IL KINDS TEA-s1 90 per pound
"A july4-tf. q a. VIRDENs.
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TIE Democratic voters of jackson
sill n0t fail to note the call for a meeting
Saturday evening. Let the attendance be
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JUSTICE BLANKS.

TI,he following Blanks ore kept regularly Boo
4 stock M The tLtElOS Office. Blanks may
be ordered hy the uuHIber preceding IHe title ~
each The figures ai the end OF each lime indie
cate the number pf Blanks t1 tho quirr.
Price. per single quire, 500. which includes
postage Whore tive or more guIrcs are ORDER
ed t0f any one blank, or ussurtrIl the prira
will bc - per quirc; 70 tcu quires arc ORDER
ed, Gee per quire. A still further reduction by
the rcam or thousand
.Tu~ticc~ Of the Peace.
No l-Summon--4-.
No 2-SubUpna-l0
No 3-Atachmeut for W:mcss-4s
No 4-Yenire Facias-l Writ 90 Sheriff f8
summon Jury.f-fS
No. 1-Athdnyits, for general usr-ie
No. G-Afd@vit, for Bench Warrants.
No Bench Warrants
No. S-Atidayit for Peace Warrants.
No. g--B0nd % keep the Pcacc-l-
No. lQ-Aittimus Warrant for commitment %
jail -fS
No. II-Afidayif for Search Warrants
70. l2-Search Warrant and Returns
No. l3-Afiidavit iu Rcpleviu-is.
No. l4-Writ Of Repieyin-Zf
No l5-Afidavit for Distress Warrants.
No I6-Distress Wawant-2l
No i7-AGdayit in Garnishmeut where De-
fendLnt has no visible chects-fS
No IS-Writ of Garnishment-iS
No I9-Aihdayit and Bond for Attachment
"a
No. 2O-Attachment Writ-2f
No. 2l-Ahdavit for Appeal, and Bond-2l
No. 22-Execution, with Fee Bill attached-2E
No. 23-Abstract Of Judgment-2l
No. 24-Unlawful Entry and Detainer Com
plant and Warrantl-2i.
POWER & BARKsDALE.
Jackson, Mise.
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PEEsoNAL.-Major Chas. SWEET and
Major A. i. Barry, two OF the leading citi-
r.'s of Copiah, gave the CLARION passing
cali Yesterday.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

CHGIs HNcKLE, the popular caterer,
issue. proclamation from his new loca-
ton. Angeles old stand, II which att ention
Is called
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5000 {AEps rEINIS
- Pieces pques
sd Pieces Hamburg ElEiuE and Insertion;
500 doz. Goats Thread assorted culur=
Loco Elhs, Euchiur, Ribbons, Scarl4. --RlL
the latest styles.
july T. l5-tt at a. NlRuENS.
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THE EARNEST WORKERS. of the
Presbyterian Church will give an ice-cream-
cake socjable in the High School building
aad grounds at six o'clock Friday evening
The bin of fare, for the occasion, will not
exhaust more than fifteen cents.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

WI-uARr's PATENT COTTON CLEAN
FRS are steadily winning favor with the
planters. Their use undoubtly enhances
die value of the staple. Such is the expert
eage of those who have given them trial.
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CoREECTIoN.--Our correspondent,
Nadsworth, desires us to correct an error
hi, account, on first page, of the Com
mencement Exercises at Central Female In
>atgte. 1t should read Miss Laura Norrell,
Of Kinds, who took a prize in photography
Instead OF Miss Laura Howell.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

BLOOM is selling pianos, organs and
at factory prices tor cash
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THE CEMETERY WEATHER House Is
70 be- crested Immediately. Charles Dudley
Hl, Che contract.
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--,T,-rHE Is "a candidate for Justice
Il F.. 7 ~ r..l.s for 9TH Supervisor Dis
II. ..gotz. Election July y, 1871.
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Murder Will Out.

GREAT sale of remnants at Stadeker.
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July

LowSDEs Couxrr. Before me, w.
c.. BIsHoP, Clerk of the Chancery Court of
said county and State, came personally, John
NJ. Blllups, President, Nath'l E. Goodwin,
Cashier, and B. D. Chenoweth, Secretary, and
made oath in due form Of law, that the fore
going statement is a true exhibit of the con-
dition of the Institution they represent, to the
hest of their knowledge and belief. And that
in compliance with the Charter of the Gonna
ment-Two Hundred Thousand Dollars of the
Assets of said Company have been set aside
to cover insurance risks.
JOHN NJ BILLUPS, President.
N f. GOODWIN, Cashier,
B. D. CHENOWETH, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, July I'd,
1877.
II. ST. w. G. BISHOP, Clerk.
july IL. Tilt.
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PEARL LODGE, No. %, meets regular
gou the .hird Monday night Of each month
instead Of the first Saturday, as heretofore.
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oT~CEMENTS.


...f.-rfzaI 10 announce JOHN ".
as sre- IL 4 candidate tor Justice of
II PAL. .I, 5.a Supervisor District in
Pa Election Wednesday, July
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KEEP CooL-Buy fans at Stadeker's
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wilkinson County,

NJ. A. BANKS. Secretary,
BY L. y. McCaskill, Assistant Secretar
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POWER & BARKsDALE,
LAlhanN. MI..
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LEAKE COUNTY.

Secretaries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-24

The last number OF the Boston Medical
and Surgical Journal has an article upon
"lnsanity and the Revival" by Theodore w.
Fisher, NJ. d., in which reports are given of
eight cases of insanity that have come under
MS observation during the past two months,
which were caused by undue religious ex-
element growing out OF the Moody and San
Key revival. DR.. Fisher says IL would not
be fair 10 attribute all these and similar
cases 10 the effects of revival preaching. but
the presumption in that direction is very
strong. An examination of sixty reports of
asylums in the United States In 1916 shows
mat out OF 1853 cases Z, IA were produced by
religious excitement. In conclusion DR.
Flsher remarks: "It is needless TO add that
true religion does not In itselftend to produce
inssnlty, but is the best moral preventive
and antidote; but II is the false theology and
superstition too often mingled In the reIig-
ious instruction and urged upon ignorant
and susceptible minds, with vehemence and
implied threats OF Divine anger, that are liza
bic TO disturb an already too unstable men
tai equilibrium"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-24
The Supremacy OF Law Must be Main
tAin0d.

There is undoubted sympathy for the class
of railroad employees whose pay has been re-
duced To less than one dollar per day, and
when their grievances can be considered
separate from the imperative present neces.
sity to suppress mob rule, there il no doubt
that public sentiment will be potent enough
TO compel q redress of their wrongs. But the
duty of the hour is To quell anarchy, restore
the supremacy Of law, and establish the fact
OF the stability OF our civil government
under republican institutions beyond doubt.
1t Is for the interests OF the laboring men
themselves that there should be prompt
end TO scenes OF riot, violence and destruc-
ton like those at Pittsburg, where the law
less element took advantage o. the situation
for the preparation of their own scaemes of
plumber and deviltry. Every car DESTROYED
put several railroad men out of en-
ployment, and the destruction of rail-
road property threw thousands of labor
ing men out OF employment in Pitts
burg, not directly employed upon the trains
Again, the loss from this great destruction of
properly does not fall upon the railroad com.
pany but under the law, upon the tax payers
OF Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, and
mainly, therefore, upon the citizens of Pitts
burg The property destroyed is estimated
all the way from two to four million dollars
In value, but even al the smallest sum, il is
easy TO see that the burden of taxation upon
that community to pay this assessment for
riot damages Will be feaIfulIy heavy ons.
Deeds CT mob incendiarisn, pilIage and
murder Of the kind perpetrated at Pittsburg
are so repugnaDt To the great body of the
American people that the universal senti-
ment is for the full vindicatiOn of law and
order. This done, 1: will concededly be a
public duty TO give thoughtful and earnest
consideration of the question how the I'M
doubted grievances of the laboring men can
be remedied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-24

There are Indications that the New York
democratic politicians have entered into a
combi nation 10 defeat Randall as Speaker
OF the next House, with a view of getting
this plum for Mr.. Cox or Mr.. Wood. The
New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger thinks the dOuble-l loaded shot in the
New York EreHtHg Express against Randall
presents internal evidence that 1t was writ
ten by Mr.. Cox himself, as IL is in his vein
throughout, and says this demonstration is
TO De followed by others OF the same char
acter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-24

General French probably owes mis- being
relieved OF command in West Virginia to his
somewhat irrsscibIe temper. y veteran SOL
der OF the old school, he can brook no dicta-
ton from Interiors In rank or from civil
ians, and in his late acrimonious discus
sion with the master of transportation Of the
baltimore and Ohio railroad ,he doubtless
believed that as the commanding officer of
the troops sent TO guard that road, he had the
right and authority TO move his soldiers
wherever he chose. There are many others
who took the same view OF the matter at the
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-24

inere are no reports to-day OF bloodshed or
ues'ruetlon OF property In connection with
ine railroad disturbances in any quarter,
D % the strikers have now full possession at
st. Louis and Ind annapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-24

new York is pretty well prepared with
citizen sOldiery tat least on paper, I'm case
they are needed 10 quell domestic disorders.
The state militia is made up of one regiment
and ten separate troops OF cavalry, one bat
TALON and eleven separate batteries OF arm.
iery, ana twenty-five regiments twelve bat
taIlons aid seven separate companies Of in
Iantry. The total number OF the personnel
IS l,5c5 commissioned officers and Il sos non
commissioned officers, musicians, rank and
ME- nus forming an aggregate force of 10, II3
Clneers and men of all ranks to be counted
upon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-24

Inc conduct OF the militia in Pittsburg on
sunday last In leaving some OF their wound
ed comrades behind In the round house to
perish in the flames deserves the severest
apprehension, and they should all be sent
nome TO their mothers 10 be corrected with a
slipper. But few OF the young men who be-
come members of militia regiments enter
ihem with any expectation of ever being
called into active service where their metal
VIII be tested, and where they will be re-
quired to be soldiers in reality as well as In
name. The action of the strikers in Harris
purg yesterday in capturing about thirty
Philadelphia militia men, and taking them
To the hotels and giving them something TO
eat shows the contempt in which they hold
these holiday warriors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-24

MEAT KEPT, AND SENT OUT SUN
AVA DAY MORNING.
The best BEEF, the best LAMB. szsar-cured
HAMS. the freshest EGGS, the finest display of
fhl IL, ths largest aUs mOst varied supply of
yEGk1 ABLES, a lowest cash prices, will be
found at
THE PALACE MARKET.
i am receiving daily:
= ard Aud Soft Crabs, Fish. CLAIMS,
Finest Potatoes, Phila. Print, New York Buster,
WstermelOns, Green Corn, TOmstes
Good Butter, - cents; ten pounds At Is cents.
Sliced Ham, D. cents; whole III ANS, Is.
have twp wagons, delivering to all points within
o mile, 1 charge nothing for delivery; . eli no
wikh to time and trouble would do we'll TO give
NE call and examine personally. Jyi0tr
CLARETS AND LIGHT SUMNER
~ WINES
We have . large supply CLARErs and LIGHT
WIVES on hand, and will sell tn en- cheap for cash
Extra GOLDEN CATAwBA, sweet or dry, only
81 - gallon.
REEDS SONS,
jyN-u 1916 r Street Northwest.
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SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, FURNI
and Goods Of every dssoriDtioa bcssHt, oSd ~
naghsse ceah prices I'D. ordsrs by man DrsapSiy
eesas-ly M azsss "a FsasS syc.us,
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LNOk BENZ
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BRAINAEB h. WARNER. EDwIN A. MclNTIRE
0I0 f northwest Ten MA

Il By b. H. WARMER 90
BRAINARB II. WARNER. EDWIN A. MCINTYRE.
Ole street northwest, OPP. Masonic Temple.
NO. ISfO vermont avenue Is 70 l---..---.. SlO
NO. rect NV. Is sill m. IS
no I'LL i4th 80 NV, Is RS, all m. s.
No 1851 18th st. NV, br., >To ali IN l.. ---- 50
No l22s st. NV, Il RS, all m 4. a.
NJ lOO0 NJ II. u W, br 5 sto, 10 re-. al H. IS
No ZIG 81 W Dr., 5 sto., IL rs m. ...... IS
No I321 III n - NV Dr., sto, 10 r. all IN IS
No zoos It NV, rs all N. i................ 81
No S2S Capitol, new, 10 e.. L...---.-....... IS
No l22I b St NV brick, sto., re-, m. - On
No. 1888 So NV. br., 3sfO., 10 RS g. m. t.. ~
No 1O3 St. e., II rs, i.................... 80
No 1000 l4th st. NV. II all t----.-..... ~
No $50 ID 81 ne, 10 RS all .......-.--.--. ~
NJ. 2IS - It n W, brick, story, i.......... IS
no. lC24 81 NV, br.. sto., rs, ell e.. s.
Nos. 100, liz 9Th 81. Sc, br 2 So. p
No SOB ii II. NV, Dr., story 30
No. 1852 str vt nv. Dr.. story, re-. IS
Nos. 1220 1870 ST NV, Dr., 5, -. mt. ~
n = DID New Jersey NV. rs, gas, water. %
No 120 Carton ct e, brick, story RS, nj 40
BIO. netrees At Dr., ? sto rs, m. 49,. Is
NO OA Derees ST., br., ~
No Sl2 18th st brick, rs, water, de-. 10
No. 1917 Sd st NV, frame, rs, vsteF, SC 90 Is
'. 1sls Wth street northwest 10
FOR BENT Also, q large number % other
D. U 80 full list of which be st scee.
FOB SALE We are offering numerous bargains
III houses ana l6ts large and small, and would be
pl ased to see parties desiring homes looking for
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