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BY reason of its Alternative prop critics,
cures Diseases of the Blood and skin, as
Scrofula, or Kings Evil; Tumors; Ulcers,
or ODD Sores; Blotches, Pimples and
Eruptions. By virtue of its Pectoral
properties it cures bronchial, Throat and
Lung affections; Incipient Consumption;
Lingering Coughs, and Chronic Laryngi-
It's. Its Cholagogue properties, render 1t
an unequal re NEEDY for Biliousness; Tor
pid Liver, or Liver Complaint" and its
Tonic properties make 1t equally efiica-
cious in curing Indigestion, Loss of APP
petite and Dyspepsia.
Where the skin is sallow and covered
with blotches and pimples, or where
there are scrofulous, swellings and affec-
tions, a few bottles of Golden Medical
Discovery will effect an entire cure. If
you feel drowsy, debilitated, have sallow
color of skin or yellowish-browu spots on
face or body, frequent headache or dizZi-
ness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat
or chills alternated with hot Pushes, low
spirits and gloomy forebodings, irregular
appetite and tongue coated, you are suf-
lering from Torpid Liver or BiliOusness.
In many cases OF Liver Complaint, only
part of these symptoms are experienced.
AS a remedy for all such cases, DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has no equal,
as 1t effects perfect cures leaving the liver
strengthened and healthy.
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Notice of Assessment.
CALIFORNIA STAR OIL WORKS
COMPANY.

Location of Principal Place Of Business,
San Francisco, California-Location OF
Works, Andrews Station, Los Angeles,
Co.; San Buenaventura, Ventura Co /,
Cal.
Notice is hereby given lint at
meeting of the Board of Directors held
on the 10Th day Of May, 1873, an as
sessment (No. 81 of SO 80 per
share was levied upon the cap
itnl stock OF the corporal on, payable i'm
mediately, in U. $. gold coin, 10 the Sec
rotary, at the office of the Company, $40
California street, san Francisco, Caiifor-
MIA.
Any stock upon which this assess
nlent shall remain unpaid on the 18Th
day of June, 1873. Will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction: and unless payment is made be-
fore will be sold on Friday, The 9Th day of
July, 1878, to pay the delinquent as
sessinent, together with costs OF advertls-
ing and expenses of sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
]. s. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Ofiice-3l5 California ST., san Francisco,
California. my2itd
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For Sale Cheap.
a Cottage and Lot on Hill
ST., Near First,

Commanding view of the ocean and
valley. The undersigned will dispose of
the above property, with view TO i'm
prove and build on the adjoining lois.
Apply to NJ. kEILEHER.
city Surveyor.
Ofice-No. Temple street. d2f II
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nyl7td
M CTTCACE SALE.

Francisco a. MacDougaIl, plaintiff, VS..
VIM. j. Moore. Northumberland
District Court.
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Notice for Publication of Time

STATE or CALIFORNIA, In the Pro-
G unity Of Los Angeles. butte Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Charles Bumiller, deceased.
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Foster, Howard & Co.,

No. ARCADIA BLOCK, and examine
samples of the BEST PAINTS in the
market before buying. ES-PRICES Low.
silver taken at par. The current pre-
MUM allowed on gold and gree IL backs.
ia27-Im
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Eastern Cities and PrinCi.
pal European Ports,

Apply to H. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Office, No. 66l Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
Angeles.
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Plans of steamers cabins at agent'sotlice,
where berths may be secured.
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LIN the Probate Court,
or the County of Los Angeles,
State of California.

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
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70 House Owners.

II is now the best season ofthe year to
paint buildings. Be not deceived into
buying worthless paint mixtures, but
call at the PAINT DEPOT OF
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For Passage or Freight as bov6. or
for tickets to and from
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FOR WAY PORTS.

The steamer Constantine leaves san
Buenaventura and Santa Barbara for San
Francisco every sunday, calling at all
way ports.
Freight steamers leave san Francisco
for san Diego and way ports about every
ten days, carrying sock, combustibles.
etc.
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Ia the matter Of the estate OF Jacob
Gray, deceased.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Are not "A iver,i. ed rs "cure-alis," but are
specifics in the diseases for which they
are recon- ended.
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important Change Of Time

On and after Monday, Dec. 18th ,lS77, and
until further notice, trains VIII run every
day as follows:
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAJ LR0AD
"a % n 81

Los Angeles, Yuma, San Diego and
Wilmington Divisions.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-07
THE ELECTION.

Mighty Close Figuring to Tell Who
Has Won.
Donnclly Leads Washburn 37S as Far
as Heard From.
A RUB FOR POEHLER AND STRAIT.
Careful Estimate Gives POehler BOZ
Majority.
THE ELECTIONS IN THE EAST.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-07

President Hayes in his speech at
Milwaukee held up 4 greenback dollar,
and said: my friends, this note is
intrinsically worth just half cent.
1t cost just Il half cent to print it."
lie thought he made in this remark a
strong point against the Greenbackers.
But he might say til. same thing OF
government bonds, and the national
nsnk notes. They cost just half
emit to print them. BY this false
easOning bankers and bOrdh0lders
ave made rather a poor investment.
What we want to see is a state of
things in which the employer can lay
up some thing for Il dull time, and the
employed good fair compens,. lion
for his labor. and be able to provide
something better than '.breud and
acat.r" for his wife and little ones.
And we would do it in less than one
year, if all the laloring class wo.:ld be
Greenbackers. But they will not.
They had rather tag around after some
old party that is grinding them into
dust, whose principles have been ex.
changed for time serving policy, as
lfferent from that which brought it
into existence, rs an honest Green
'''"ker IS f'"m y senseless old party
hack.-NcU Deal.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-07
A RUB FOR POEHLER AND STRAIT,
THE ELECTIONS IN THE EAST.
Democratic Losses North and Gains in
the South.

The great majority for Mr.. Washburn in
Hennepin county has created the impression
hat Mr.. Donnelly's defeat is certain. While
that may be probable, there is a decided pos
sibiitv of his success. With the re-
turns as far as received in detail,
and estimates for three four counties Mr..
Donnelly still leads Mr.. Washburn 37S votes.
The estimated returns are based on partial
returns from the counties in question, and
the estimates have been sent by local cores
pondents who are on the ground and COM
petent to judge.
The greater portion of the district in area,
Is i'll to be heard from. The leading towns
have reported, but the farming population
has been but little heard from. If they
should vote as they have talked Mr.. Donnelly
will be elected.
While we are not very sanguine of this
result, we believe the contest will at least be
so close that there will be ample field for a
contest. and the frontier frauds of Fetch
or d Co., may yet return to plague them.
Mr.. Washburn may as we'll understand that
If he gets the certificate of election, he is
only in the shank of his campaign.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-07
RICE COUNTY.

FARBAULr, Nov. 6.-All the towns in Rice
county are heard from, except four. and give
Strait 1851, Poehler 1868. Chamberlain 419
Estimating the towns to be heard from Strait
plurality over Poehler in the county will bs
35O strong. Clement over Ault for senator, Is
far as heard from. has 455 majority. All the
republican county ticket is elected except
superintendent of schools. which il in doubt
and the two commissioners.
wABAsHAw COUNTY.
LAKE CRY. Nov. 6.-The respective candi
dates received the following majorities in THU
county: William Mitchell. supreme judge. 48
8. H. Nicols. clerk of supreme court, 1s. NJ
Black, State auditor, 38. 81. B. Strait, membe
| of Congress, l53, P. q. R,hilly senator, Is, "
H. Campbell. county auditor. AZ, G. L. Mate
han, county attorney, $685. NJ. B. Lutz, repre-
sentative, Ill, 8. l.. Campbell, representative
no opposition, E. c. Geary, representative, 1854
NJ. j. Fuller, representative, A., NJ. A. Grove
commissioner, 81, R. A. johnson, commits
sioner, 46.
WABAsHAw, Nov. 3.-Returns from towns il
Wabashaw county:
Egin-R epnblican State 1885, democratic 81
Highland Berry So, Mitchell 1Ol Nichols 81
O Brien l0S, Whitcomb SO, Black 1O1. Strait IS
POeher "a, McHench SO. Rahilly 80.
Plainview--Berry 289, Mitchell &C. Nicho
2S3 O'Brien 70, Whitcomb 275. Black 49, Strai
249 Pochler l02. McHench 3O4. Rahilly IS.
Reads Landing-Strait II, Poehler 90, Nc
Hench A. Rahilly 46.
Lake City-Majorities, Whitcomb 1874 Strait
167, McHench SO.
Lake Majorlties. State democratic 20, Poehlel
II, Rahilly IT,
Mount Pleasant-Majorities, State Democrat.
8, Poehler g. Rahil!y 6.
Watopa-Majorities Mitchell 49, Black Il
Poehler 81, Rahilly Sc.
Minneiska-Berry 81. Mitchell 81, Nichols 81
o. rien 81. Whtcomb 81. Black 81, Strait g.
Pnehler IL. McHench 63. Rahilly II.
Glasgow-Berry IL, Mitchell 81, Nichols "a
O Brien ST. Whitcomb "a, Black Sc. Strait 26
Poehler "a, McHench 26. Rahilly 81.
Gilford-Majorities, Whitcomb Is, Berry It,
Strait 90, McHench 25.
Zumbra-Majori,ies. Mitchell Z, O'Brien 7,
Black 10, Poehler 4. McHench5.
Hyde Park-Majorities, Mitchell "a, O'Brien
%, Black 70, Poehler s, RahilIy ".
West Albany-Maj orities, Mitchell 81,
O'Bren 81, Black g. PoehIer 81, Rahilly "A.
Chester-Berry 6S, Mitchell 10, Nichols II
O'Brien 6S, Whitcomb 70, Black Ct, Strait n.
P, ebler 63, McHench 70. Rahilly Ct.
Oakwood- Majorities, Mitchell 81, O'Brien
IS, Black GA, Poehler 10, Rahilly SO.
Wabashaw-Berry l4l, Mitchell 294 Mich ,ls
1913, O'Brien 1872. Whitcomb 40. Black 293,
Strait lao, Poehler 2e5, McHench 146 RahiIly
2S4.
Green fsld-Berry As, Mitchell 81, Nichols
As. O'Brien. 70, Whitcomb 49, Black ~. Strait
Al. poeher SO. McHench So. Rahily "a.
Mazeppa-Berrv Sc. Mitchell e. Nichols 81.
O'Brien Ga, Whitcom 80, BLACK CT, Strait &c,
Poehler 65. McHench SO, Rahilly 81. That is
every town in Wabashaw county.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-07
FIRST DISTRICT,
DODGE COUNTY.

DODGE COUNTY.
CONCORD. Nov. 6.-The election passed off
very quietly in this town, but owing to the very
beautiful weather the farmers were hathe tu
c"mc out. However, 1Si votes were polled.
The count .tood "a follows: Associate justice
of supreme court, Berry 1874. State auditor,
Whi,comb 1874 Black 40. Clerk of supreme
court Nichols l2S o. rien 40. Representative,
Dunnell 1871, Me,ghen so. Judge of fifth judi
cial district. Lord lOl, Brownell 76. State sen-
ator, Coz ham 1919. Phillips "a. Auditor, Nc
Martin AZ, Alder 1873. Attorney, Sperry 81,
Latta IS. Superintendent of schools. Cnrtis
81 Miles lis. Surveyor Perry 10, Menard
11s. Coroner. South l33. Lowry so. Repre-
sentative western district, Fairbank l76. Re.
c,very Of railroad bpnd., yes IS. no IL.
wISoNA COUNTY.
WINoNA Nov. 6-The democrats here ARE
jubilant over their victory, having elected tn.
entire list of candidates in the county and il
both districts, with . single exception. Th,
democratic candidate for county commissione
votes. Not . greenback vote wa cast In th
city and very few in the county.
oLAsrrp COUNTY.
RocHr~ER Nv s-TA. state ticket ra
gone republican, though the returns are mo-
fully in. Morrison. republican. senator. i
elected by nearly 1000 msjority. Stacy. re
publican. representative, Is elected by lu5 ma
jority. Hon. Dick Jonea. democrat, Is als'
elected. The county ticket has gone demo
c-ssio. Tn. whole representative tickle: of the
NiLta district has gone democratic.
~, ~or~rY
GLENCOE, Nov. 6.-Hatchinson, Strait. 1S9;
Poehler, los.
GLENCOE. Nov 6-All the town. in Mcleod
county are heard from. Mr.. Poehler lesd'
SsrAi. sl5. Bouniwelrs majority over Reed il
$50. Jacob Koons ia the third and John Cfieb<
in the second representative district. both re
pubiicans, arc elected 10 the hoase.
SCOTT COUNT.
SaAxopxx. Nov. 6.-R.turns from all town.
bu: one give Poealer 493 majority in ,hi.
county. Th. result is no. materially changed.
Kinds. State senasnr, il elected by about SOC
majority. Thornton 10 elected in the eastern
district. sad Bliss ia probably elected IN tie
western district 70 the legislature.
SLEPT EYE, Nov. 5.-To~n of Prairievilie-
Berry. q: no oppn~i,ioa; whitcumb, II; Black.
s: Nichols, 81; O'B-ien, 6; Strait. Is; Poehler.
Is: H-llins. 81; Berum, 5; Brandt, IA; Ber-
eraudt. II.
Town of Ssnrk-Berry. 50; whi.camb, Is;
Black. ~; Nich"ls, 16; O'Brien, ~; Strait. IL;
Poehle-. so; HellinS, II; Berum, 50; Brandt, 16;
Bertrandt, As.
Town of Albion-Berry. 81; Mead. 10; Whit
comb, 81 Black. Il: Nichols, 81; O'Brien. II;
Strait, q: Poehler. Is; Helling 80; Berum, 81;
Brandt, u; Bertrand, S..
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-07
re- Fat Men HeaI.hy2

Why are fat people always complainingi
.sks some one who ~ntartains the popular
hough erroneous notion that health is syn-
'nymous with tat. Fat people conn,ain he.
'ause they are diseased Obesity is an abnor-
nal condition of the system. in which the
'accharine and o!eaginous clemens Of the
ood are as inflated to the partial exclusion
If the m;scle-torminy and brain producing
'.ements In proof Of this, it is nlv n.ces.
AIRY To- assert The wel-known fact that ex-
;ess'veiy Tat people are never strong. and sell
!om ois,Inguished for mental powers or ac-
tivity. Besides, they are the e,sv prev Of
acute and epidemic diseases, snd they are the
frequent victims OF govt, heart disease and
sp"plexy Allan's Anti-Fat is the oniv
known remedy for this disease. It contains
no acid, is absolutely harmless, and Is war
ranted to remedy the most confirmed case Of
obesity, or curpulency
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-07
ANOKA COUNTY.


ANoKA, Nov. 6.-The vote of Centrev;,l. +h;.
county. is as follows: State Auditor, Black SO
Whitcomb -. associate justice supreme court
Mitchell SO, Berry 49,, clerk supreme court
O'Brien 50, Nichols 10, representative to con.
gress, third district, Donnelly 80, Wa>hburn
Il, representative to legislature, Ahern 70. Zal.
lerston 70, Benson, IL, Anderson 10. state aena.
tor, Cutler 70. Gilfllan. 10.
DOUGLASS COUNTY.
FERGUS FALLS, Nov. 6.-State ticket rennh
lican 40. democrat %, Donnelly IS, Washburr
100. light vote cast in county.
WRIGHT COUNTY.
WAvERLY, Nov. 6.-The following is the vote
of the town of Marysville: Mitchell 1856
Berry r. OBrien 1876, Whtcomb u. Nichols
Y. Black 1e5, Washburn IS, Donnelly 142
Warner Is, Mealey l3l, jerks &C. Stacey 80
Rauson l21, Moers 14O. Swift Al, Tubbs l6l
Putnam 25, Cochrane 1872.
PINE, KANEBAc AND oHIsAao COUNTIES.
RUSH CITY, Nov. 6.-Donnelly has majority
in Pine county of A, and all towns hearc
from.
In Kanebac county Washburn has a maiorit,
of los.
In Rushscba, Chisago county, the vote wa,
as follows: republican Is, democrat o. Wash
burn 5, DonnelIy %. railroad bonds, no IS.
Fish Lake-State, republican 1lS, Wash
burn li6, Donnelly 2, railroad bonds, no 1l8
Sunrise-S,ate, republican 81, democrat 81
Washburn 2, Donnelly IS, railroad bonds no IS,
yes IL.
Washburn's majority in c isago county will
be about 300.
KETTLE RIVER. Nov. 3.-For associate JUS ice
democrat 2, Republican 8; for state auditor
democrat IA, republican 7; for clerk su, RENE
court democrat II, republican 8; Member ley.
islatnre, John Shalen, 81; John Dean, 81;
BUFFALO, Nov 6.-This is the vote of Chat
ham, Wright county: Donnely As, Washburu
8, Mitchell AZ, Berry Ia. o Brien ~, Nichols r.
Black AZ, Whitcomb IL. Legislature and
county ticket: Senator, Mealey q, Warner
~. representative, Rawson, democrat, 80
Mooers, democrat, 49, jerks, republican. II,
Stacy, republican. 8, county aud tor, Tubba,
democrat AZ, Smith, republican, 7. court CON-
missioner. Cochran, democrat, 46, Putnam. re.
publican, 8.
The vote of Buffalo is as follows: Mitchell
~ "'' A@o"uCAy n, WdbuDurU Cl. 6ena-
tor, sieaiy, democrat, "a, Warner, republican,
H. auditor. Tubbs, democrat 81, Smith. repub-
iican, A. representatives.. Rawson, democrat,
~. Mooers. democrat, As, jerks, republican, 81,
Stacy, republican, 81.
Il 'cKFoED, Nov. 6.-Donnelly 107, Washburn
A. County conceded by 400 to 500 majority
sHERBURNE COUNTY.
CLEAR LAKE. MIMI, Nov. 6-The following
IS the vote of the town OF Becker, Sherburne
county: Wasburn 75, Donnelly Al. Senate i,
bly, 6i, Simmons Is. Representative Galley 3,
Fridley ~.
CMsAGO COUNTY.
Rush CRY. Nov. G-Ne-sel town: Berry Sc.
Mitchell 10, Nichols 81, OBrien IL, Whtcomb
81, Black 4, Washburn a. Donnelly 70. Crosby
75 senator, Shalleen 100, representative, DIAN
lOO. railroad bonds No 81, Yes 3.
MEEKER COUNTY.
LITCIEIELD, Nov 6.-Donneily's majority in
Meeker county III.
LITCHFIELD Mimi, Nov. 6-Donnely's ma
jority in this county is 200. The republicans
elect the senator and county attorney, and lose
the representative. auditor and register.
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The Antl-Monopol1St.
went Greenback by 923 majority.
Rhode Island, Republican. The
Greenback vote was OuIy a few hun.

went Greenback by 923 majority.
Rhode Island, Republican. The
Greenback vote was DnIy a few hun
dreds.
Maryland-Fu1l returns from third
congressional district, give Kimmel,
Democrat ll,472; Thompson, Green
back, 43,OOS.
New Hampshire has gone Republi-
can and probably elected three con-
gressmen. House 81 Rep. 81 Dem.
3 Greenbackers.
Michigan-three tickets run. Re-
turns from 1877 towns give Coswell
Rep. for governor 1915; Baines,
Dem. 9,2O5; Smith, National, 1884.
Elmira, probably Republican, 40
towns show the following vote on State
Treasurer smith, rep. G,223; Cronk-
rite, dem. 1871; Bates, Greenbacker
1912.
New York, 1856 election districts in
the city give Cooper, Greenbacker,
$4,000 for mayor. The total city vote
gives him 1912, a majority over
Schell Of 1861.
Vermont-Bradley, Barlow, Green
hacker to congress, 7,l4l; Grant, Rep.
3,l6l; Waterman, Dem. SOC. The
Greenback vote gained Since the state
election September 33S votes.
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LIE suKCR COUNTY.
wArERvnLs. Nov. 6-The following is the
vote of this town: Judge OF supreme cour,
VIM. Mitchell 1874. John NJ. Berry 1o5 state
auditor. Mahlon Black l3o. Whi'comb los,
clerk of supreme court. Dillon OBrien IA.
Nichols 100. c,.ncress. Poeh,~r las. Strait 81,
state senator, Dorsn 100. Quackenbush SIS. rep
rcsentative., Butler lO2. Weyl ll6. Nahood
lOC. Pinney 95. Mccullough lot. wrabek l0l.
county auditor. B,rer l76. Hammond 66, coun-
~ attorney, HessiAn l26. Emery SO. county
superintendent. Everett %, Morgan lao. coun-
ty surveyor. Myrick 104. Woodbury. l3i. CIR.
oner LundenberSes l2l. S~eley liz. 70. the re-
covery aud destruction of the railroad bonds,
yea II. no 12l.
KILKENNY, Nov. 6.-This town gave Porhiez
l3S, Strait 4.
SWIFT COUNT.
CLoxrARr, Mimi. Nov. 6.-The vote ri
Clontarf i. a. follows: Mitchell n, Berry 2
Black 20. O'Brien 20. Poehler IS. Strait !;
senator Rice 10; representative, Foster. demo
crat. IS: Larson. republican. 6. Whole nun5e,
Of votes cast, 70.
ooopEUE COUNTY.
RED WING. MINI. Nov. 6.-Twensy-one towns
in Gooihue give Strait It's, poehler 1895
Stearns III. Brink. republican. elected repr--
sentative from Red Wing. Perry George, demo.
crst. from the rest of the R-d Wing district,
Holland, democrat. from Zumhsosa- Wilson Is
elected senator from the 10Th district and
Thacker for the l7sh di.trics Bonds 5s4. yea,
6ie no. Republican ticket carries hy l.l00
majority In the city. Strait viii nns have ovez
sou maj.
SlELxY CoCyTY.
HENDERSON, Nov. 5-Sbley county givea
Poehler loo mai. Tyrona. L. Sessr eo1aty
Pcehler 26S, Hszait s
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We are glad to be able to state
that Hon. Henry poehler is elected
to Congress from the I'd Congress
sional D, strict Of Minnesota by
about 1000 majority.
In the Sd District the contest is very
close and it may take several days to
determine the result. If the farmers
in the frontier counties vote as they
talked during the canvass Mr. Donne'-
ly is elected; if they follow their old
party predictions he is defeated.
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our line OF BLACK CASHMERES ~ .ne -
QUO soc. and quo. The best value ever OF,
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SECOND DISTRICT.

The result between Poehler and Strait is
very close, but Poehler is probably elected
by small majority. The following table
OF estimated majorities is based upon the
partial return thus far received:
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Massachusetts,, has doubtless gone
Republican.
Arkansas,-&ce, Greenbacker, has
5O7 majority IN Little Rock.
Observation-Disclosures IN this State
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WILL Also OFFER
1000 Ladies' Cl0aks

AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: raY
~. Ladies Beaver Cloaks at 90 IS, cheap al
2oo ~ Ladies' Beaver Cloaks at $3.50, cl.eap at
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900 Ladies' all Wool Beaver Clo,ks hand
soineIy trimmed with Velvet and Sill a.
CSC, worth eI2 90. =
'oO Handsome Cl axis, elegantly trimmed
w., IN FIX Ve'vef and Imported Fringes. -
el0 90, worth $500.
loo FUR Beaver Ei AXIS at si2 90 and el4.O0.
well worth s;8.OD and e2O. 90.
10 Imported Clo1ks. the hand &omest goods
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they cost 10 import.
ioo Ladies' c,.~,,,,l.rs, listers and Dolmans.