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Lynch Law In I.ouissama--Fivc Negroes
Hanged.

BAYOU SARA, La, June 7.-On Sunday
evening last, June Cd, as DR.. William Is.
Archer was returning to his home from the
house Of his neighbor, Major Burton, about
midway between the residence Of Captain
Lejeune and his own, he was fired at by six
negro men who were lying iE ambush wait
ing for him. Five OF them had double-bar-
relied shot-guns and one musket. DIR.
Archer was on horseback, and riding on
the top OF the levee. The assassins were
concealed behind two large trees stand
ing within few feet OF the levee,
and the negroes fred as the Doctor
was passing these trees. His clothing was
riddled with bullets. and he was thrown
from his horse, but fortunately was not
much injured. The assassins fled, rum
ming in different directions, but it was dis
covered who the parties were, and on Tues
day morning large number OF citizens col
lected together at Raccourcia, where the act
was committed. A jury OF twelve were
chosen, and they, after lengthy examine
ton, found the prisoners, five In number
one having made his cscape-gullty OF shoot
ing at DR.. Archer with intent to Kill. Many
witnesses were eXamined-all colored. Two
prisoners were allowed to make their state
ments, having requested permission 10 do
so. They stated that they intended to Kill Dr..
Archer on Sunday night, and after that was
accomplished they were to kill Mr.. 0. Le-
ieune, Mr.. William Pcquet, and Mr.. Frank
Burton. They also stated that they belonged
to an organized club, the object OF which
was 10 Kill the leading white men in the
country and establish nation OF their own.
They gave the names OF many members,
the names OF their president, vice-president,
and general exposure OF their plans. After
the examination closed the prisoners were
conducted to a grove by all the citizens
present, and after mature deliberation 1t
was resolved to turn them over TO the law.
The prisoners were placed in charge OF a
party and started in the direction OF the
courthouse. but had not proceeded far be-
fore they were interrupted. the prisoners
taken by force, and all five OF them hanged.
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\ shoemaker named Geistlach, residing
in philadelphia, who was out of work, on
Thursday sent note to the Rev. DR.. John
son, relating his circumstances and stating
that he intended to commit suicide. He has
not been seen since, and his neighbors sup
posed he had gone to watering-place in
search OF work. On Saturday evening Mrs.
Geistach and her two children were found
dead in the house from the effects Of chloro-
form. A note was found from the mother,
bidding goodbye to all, and intimating that
AS the poor woman could not write, it is
supposed that it was written by her son
Charlie, aged eleven, at her dictation. The
note was found in his spelling-book. AS
the rear part OF the house was left open,
there is some suspicion that the husband
committed the murders, and then left to
commit the thSeatened suicide. There is the
body of an unknown man at the Morgue,
who committed suicide on Friday at Mana
yunk, but has not yet been identified.
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and did considerable damage to the wheat
sro,. which was ready for the blade. The,
wheat crop In this section has improved
very much II, the last ten days; the yield
viii be better than was expected some time
ago.
tobacco and preparing for the wheat har-
vest. Crops of corn and oats are looking
well.
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The Roanoke Quarto. Centennial.

SALEM, VA, June10.-The Roanoke Col
loco ounrto-centennial anniversary COM
mencement and students reunion began
here Yesterday. The baecalaureate sermon
was delivered before the graduating class
by Rev. G.. W. Blogden, d. D., recently
pastor OF the historic Old South church, OF
BOSTON. The audience was very large.
Professor I. S. Miller, A. NJ, principal OF
the Stanton Female Seminary OF Virginia,
delivered an address before the Young
Meh,s Christian Association last night.
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PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond dispatch.

Cry PoINT, VA, June 10, 1878.
About p. NJ. yesterday this! section was
VISITED by one OF the most severe hail
storms ever known in this vicinity. Hail
and rain fell necessarily Tor about twenty
or thirty minutes, breaking windows and
causing much destruction to crops and
Seseta,icn generally. The; largest OF the
haii was about the size Of q heu's egg, and
leil in large quantities. a great deal Of the
Wheat unharvested was knocked down and
seriously injured. Corn far advanced in
growth was badly broken and beaten.
Farmers generally have suffered very much,
estimating their losses in large figures. u Il
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 10.-Gold opened at l00S.
Eoon.-Stocks buoyant. Money on call, 3 per cent.
Gold, 1908. Exchange-Long, 4S4h; short. 1854.
State bonds quiet. Governments firm.
EUentng-MOney easy at 3 per cent. Sterling
srong at 4S5. Gold steady Mt 100T. Governments
staedy; new 5's. 1868. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June l0.-Virginfa 6's, Old. %;
deferred, Al: consOs, 5SS seco2d series, IS;
past-duc coupons s3. North Carolina 6's. old. Is;
new, q. Bid to-day.
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fror the Disratch.l
Conn aencemcne at Mount pisgah Fee
male Academy.

commencement at M0uut ElSGRh Fe.
,s male Academy.
The closing exercises at Mount Pissah
Academy, situated In King William county,
took place on the night OF the 9th OF Jane,
beginning at s O'clock. 5a.
The exercises commenced with some fine
music by the young ladies, whose singing
and performance on the piano did great
credit TO themselves aud. their instructors.
After the delivery OF the certificates to.
the Junior classes. Miss NJ. B. Ball, OF Ports
mouth, and Miss s. 3. Smith, OF King and
Queen county, were announced as full
graduates in the school Of French.
The finest feature Of the evening was the
raledictory essay OF Miss Matte Parks, OF
Norfolk. Va... who, having won the certiti-
cate OF best scholarship, and having finished
her course OF study, read beautiful essay
teeming with bright thoughts and flowers
OF rhetoric. :, .s3.s..,l.l-
After the exercises had closed the grand
ball OF the season opened with the waltz,
and Joy and happiness seemed to reign SUI
preme. :, VALE.
Here they comet
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THE Bill. TO UNsEAT Mr.. HAYEs.-The
Judiciary Committee will tomorrow vote
on the Kimmel bill. An adverse report is
almost certain, and iL may be stated that the
committee are arguing the legal phase OF
the question. The matter OF eXpediency
does not enter into the argument.
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nas..axe.., hx LiehtntnG.

ALBANY, GA.,. June 10.-Messrs. W esen y
Bacon's cotton warehouse, located mere, was
struck by lightning to-day: the oGliolh$ anu
contents being destroyed BY hre. Loss,
500. 600,
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APPoMATTox COUNTY.
Correspondence of The Richmond Dislstc

81 PAMPLs Cry, Va, June. 10, 1873. !,
About 8 O'clock yesterday evening this
commnalye was visited by d severe wind
aad fait,-sterm. There was no hail here,
ptt aust Ifssle< west OF Asji II LEARN this
nornDg,,han fell as large ass heasssTeggs,
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stranded: ON, the Cuba Coast.

HAyANA, June 10.-The schooner Speed-
well, of Trinidad de Cuba, for Boston, WITH
700 hogsheads OF sugar, is ashore on san
Feline Keys, southwest side OF the ISLAND OF
Cuba. The captain reports eight feet OF
water in the hold. Assistance has been
cn,nf lAtTI -
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Vessel Burnt.

PORT HURON, MIcH., june 10.-Tbe pro-
heller Montgomery was burned to the
water's edge last night. Her cargo con-
sisted OF corn, wheat, flour, and merchan-
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. June 10, 1878.
Tine breaks To-day compriscd Ice hogsEeads aud
20 ticrces. The offerings at auctiol on Change
were SO packages: of which number Is were
taken In. and the remainder sold at prices ranging
from 81. so to $40, to II. A. Mills.
We continue to quote: ~
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, *l.50@:2; medium
to good So $3.50.
Leaf.-Coinmon, s4@.a3: medium, S5@6; good,
$4,000 $3.50; fiue S96SSl1.
BRIGHT.
LugS.-Common colory, S3tGs4.
FIflerS.-Common, S4@$5: medium. s5MS1:
good, S7GD$10: fine. S10@S13.
sl1: good $10@si3; fine, Sl5@$1S: fancy, slS
GG$22.
Gos2O: good. S25@lS40 fine, &55GS6o; fancy,
S65mS7O.
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SpENCER's RESOLUTIoN.-In the United
States Senate yesterday the resolution and
amendment were referred to the Committee
on Privileges and Elections.
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a scyerc stor,,, .

hail, THUNDER, AND LIGHTNING AROUND
HAHProN-rAMEssE DAHA6E TO TIE GROW
ING FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, &c.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, June 10.--The section OF coun-
try around Hampton and the Peninsula re-
gion was visited by. "a terrible bailstorm
last night, which effected an immense
amount Of damage to the growing fruit and
vegetables and wheat-delds. The injury to
the latter crop extends all through Eliza
beth City county. The storm was nccompa-
MED by very violent thunder and lightning,
and schooner lying at the wharf in Hamp-
ton was struck by a thunderbolt and had
her n1ainmast destroyed. The hail fell in
great quantity and large Jumps.
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A GEORGIA Wind.storm, &c.

AUGUSTA, June 10.-A storm OF wind and
hail prevailed in this vicinity yesterday.
Thomas Wynn's Clubhouse, at Belair, was
blown down. Out-houses and fences were
Frustrated in many places, and some crops
have been destroyed. A vast quantity Of
large hail-stones fell, breaking window
glasses and cutting down corn and cotton.
Three white children are reported killed.
Reports from the interior show that the
wind and hail-storm yesterday was very
destructive. Hail-stones as large as hens
eggs killed poultry, hogs, and cattle, and
beat through the roofs Of houses. The
storm passed through Richmond and Co
lumbia counties, Ca, and Edgefield, in
South Carolina. Trees, fences, and houses
were blown down, and cotton and corn &c
stroyed. Crops in the track OF the storm
are utterly destroyed Four persons were
killed. In some places the hail remained on
the ground for several hours.
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NvTH CoNGREss-second Session.
81 WASHINGTON, june 10, 1878.

s The river and harbor bill came up. Mr.
Wind ham spoke at length on the improve
ments Of the Mississippi. ..1i ..e-, !, 80.
The motion by, which certain senator's
were excused from serving on the Mat!
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MILLINERY GOODS, &c

.TOR THE LADEES.-As usual, aaAe
IL MRS. F. HUTZLER offers the SyEa
l. ARG E T., BEST-ASSORTEI,, and-S,fNSrSsSsSS
GOODS In the CITY, Her PRICES, we would aG9' are
EXTREMELY REASONABLE. give her q eau aha
we know you will: be satisfied. FLOW EhS spe-
cIaty. o,,,.r
antesd at 523 Broad street ea
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. June 10, 1873.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Rsd, 256 bushels.
CORN.-Jfi1ed, 800 bushels.
OATs.-542 bushels, OF which go bushels were
re-cxhibitcd.
PoTATOES.-60 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WlIEAT.-Red. 200 bushels common Lancaster nj
96c.; 81 bushels common Fultz at Soc. It's bushels
very good fultz OIL private terms: 20 bushels very
good FultZ OH private terms; 26 bushels prime
FultZ ut S1.10-total, 45 bushels.
OATs.-40 bushels on private terms.
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1siannae :s,, of MIS-,

/ FALL RIVER, MASS, une l0.-About. hali
OF the cotton-miIls here have stopped lot
this week. ..a-,
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Fine. 1915: Snpertine. $3.50; extra $3@S3.25:
common family, S5.75@S6; fancy brurd.. $40
1925.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, June lO.-The cattle market was
slow; sales. 1900 head; good. 5Hc.; medium: 40
5Gc.; common, 4@44c. sheep dull sales, 12,0Do
3SGIic IIogs-Market fair; sales, 5000 head;
good 5kc.; medium, 81 Gl5Gc. ;'com mon, 4Se85c.
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navy STORMS OF HAIL, WIND, AND RAIN
coyrspERATE Observation-Disclosures MISSION
,py-MEErISG-AID TO RAND0LPH-AAc0S------.
PRIMES GEORGE SATTERs-PERsoNAL AND
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Washington.

CuAGRIa OF THE REPUBLICANS AT THE DE-
YELoPMENTs OF THE POTTER INyESTIGA-
TION-MESSRS. JONES OF FLORIDA, WHITE
OF MARYLAND, AND DAVIS OF ILLINOIS, HAVE
DECLINED TO SERVE ON THE MATTHEW'S IN
vEsTIGATING CoMMITTEE-k TELEGRAPH
NAN IN GENERAL BUFFERS HANDS BEFORE
THE COMMITTEE-THE SUNDRY CIVIL APPRO-
PRIATI0N B1LL-PERsONAL--ARRI OF EX-
URsIoNIsTs-sUGAR-T THE ADJOURNMENT
QUESTION, &C., &C.
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Major T. A. Brander, Messrs. w. II.
Haxall and Jacob Cohn, DR.. Charles Smith.
and Colonel John Purcell, were in the city
to-day.
Tomorrow, it is said, the House Judicial
nv Committee will consider the Maryland
Blair resolutions.
Mr.. Potter to-day informed Mr.. Shela-
barser, without calling their names, that
there were several witnesses en- route from
Louisiana to Washington.
One hundred colored people were bap-
tized in the Potomac yesterday.
Columbus Alexander is spoken OF as one
OF the commissioners for the District.
Associated Press reports by telegraph to the Dis
patent
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Star says the Congressional Commit
fee has called on the employees OF the Into
rjor Department for stated sums as contri-
button to the Republican campaign fund.
The committee say they have good reason
TO work with courage in preventing the
Democrats from having the next House.
Colonel Don Manuel TreSere, tue Peru
Wan Minister, died here to-day.
The President has nominated Volney ball
as postmaster of Marshall, Texas. -. s..
An important change Of schedule took
effect on the Virginia Midland route On Sum
day last, the principal change being re-
dnction OF time to forty-nine hours between
Washington, and New Orleans by the fast
mail leaving Washington at $3.50 Z. Nj.
I It is still probable that Senator Matthews
will. ignore the subpoena from the Potter
committee, and that the committee VIII APP
peal to the House. The proceedings IN the
committee to-day We're brief anu unlm-
portant.
The Committee on Privileges and Elec:
t.tions heard further evidence. In the case OF
.Corbin Us. Butler. No result. Anothef
meeting will be held for the purpose OF clos
ling the matter before the close OF the session
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eulGglZeQ IN nlSu tellus. thc teieSiaui, aI
half-rates, cost SIT. Governor Young tele-
graphed in reply that the telegram would
be laid before Governor Hayes as soon as
he returned to Columbus. Mr.. Cox wanted
to know why this was introduced. General
Butler, replied because Mr.. Key-one Of
these-was appointed Postmaster General,
and one OF his first acts was to appoint
Boulds Baker, OF Texas, to one of the best
places in his gift. General Butler had an
appointment clerk from the Post Office De-
partment and a deputy sixth auditor on
the stand, neither OF jwhomcould tell him the
exact day OF Bakers appointments, the
| amount OF, his pay, &c. He sent them back
with instructions to furnish the informa-
ton desired, - G9 ~ s'.. q. Y P:Isl
| The committee will meet tomorrow at 10
| O'Clock. Anderson was present and looked
serene and placid. RITZ, ...'...e Z.
THE sUNDRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BILL.
!, The. House to-day considered the bill
making appropriations for sundry civil ex-
penses OF the Government for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1870, and for other p,lr-
poses. 3 The total sum recommended BY the
bill as reported from the committee is ,s18,-
| 93s, F65. IN this il is usually .soughtlto put
| ali Of the doubtful claims. Among; The
titems In the present bill are sslo, 900 for
purchasing records OF the hate Confederate
Estates of Aahsr ga To- complete The east
wing Of tlhlssstt.:sta9e, War, and Navy
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-17
Liver IS King.

The Liver is the imperial organ
ot the whole system, As il controls
the lie, health and happiness ~
man. When it is disturbed III lis
proper action, all kinds Ut ailments
are The natural result Tie dtgce
ton oI food, the movements ot the
heart and blood, the action OF the
BRAN ana nervous system, arc aIi
Immediately connected with the
workings 1T the liver, II has
been successfully proved that
Giryu's august Flower is un
equaIed ia curing all persons NJ
illrtea with Dyspepsia ~ Liver
Complaint. and all the numerous
Symptoms that result from IN un
healthy condition Of the Liver and
Stomach, Sample bottles 10 try,
IL rnts. Positively sod IN nj
towns oil The Western Continent
Three doses will prove chat i i
Just what You want
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-17
Taken Up.

That ~ the l5th dag II April, A.
D. le7s, there Has stray upon tie
lana now occupied hy me, to-Wit; GA
section No. niletal, ii township ".
Elm aa. north Vi range one lj, east III
the t3pn d Eden, III TIE county 81
loNt ate az Niaeoi iii, and npan
the iHelosed lanIs occupied IS Tie ii
said sction No.9, ono dark lay o.
brown mtre eos, about three years
ald. VITA ona hlld f9at white tlas
bsi44 ~ otief marx % il. Ip
owner h requested toeall, pay charge,
aat ttae sid sfsi $50.
k*sssa,
ba.ri Apr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-17

Th premiership heretofore tx isting
endef tae firm u AIay u Tefne, has
this DIS Teen dissolved by Mutua
cons sI
'le ks ale! accounts ii said firm
ham ID llau~ frrfaH M and are OWL
sa Mr Joseph liupperts. Person.
I'm themselves 10 be indebted
To \ ta trim ANN requested To cail
and immediately
3iAY i TRIMS
MAJ ls.. sss' w tN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-17

Have You Il cold, cough, hoarse-
uoss. weak lungs, bronchial tlonb
l., or asthmal use ltiIerts Extract
u Ter and Wild Cherry; Ii il 4
sovereign comedy for all pulmona
rs diseases Il IL warranted -
2iec satisfaction do not faii 10 give
u 4 trial, and II It fails, You may
re.arulhc bottle hall empty oyour
druggists. Sold Dy X. y. 'QIiord.
summer complaint or Cholera.
intantum, this fealful complaint
Which Is carrying oil the infant i
ard children by the thousands III
the season ot this year, can Always
So checked and cured by !Rr
NincheII's Toething Syrip, il h@s
never failed Ia give immediate re-
! Ii 4 iii the most severe CASES. II
! is a boon within the reach Of every
mother 10 not fail u eve II i
trial yov will be plen-el with is
Charming effect. BE sure and ASK
tor Or WincheI's Heething Syr-
up. sold by Ill! Druggists 1T on y
- cents per bottle.
Uncle Sans Harness OH win
keep the leather soft and pliabLe,
tins preventing Its cracking or
ripping, keep ont water and !. bct.
ter than any otbee oil made Sold
by alt Harness Makers and deal
ers ia Leather Give il a tliaI.
Dr.. Jaguc's German Worm
! Cakes are an infatlable remedy
Tor verns. They viii not only
q stro} but also remove thcm from
tae system They are pleasant Y
take aud perfectly Aamlc s. Sol
~ MI Druggists.
Uncle sam Condition Powder
prevents disease, purilies Tie blooe
improves khc 4ppente, yves !
TIL 9TH and Il ssy cont u hair aue
keeps the animal N good conditions
II should BE used by every un'
owning or having tue cure q
horses Or stock. Sold Is All Drug
glsi..
Uncle Sam Nerve and Bon
llniinent il good tor Aan .al
Beast. Sold IS j. i. y Z. i
Motirtt.
Qt'ERY Why willmen n9keedl
mHn tobacco, when they c4a bus Mar
bIg Bros. .scal of NORTH Carolina,
1T the oame price.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-17
so GOE}YFR IT DELLEK',S

y good durable riano for sale cheap.
Tor particulars apply A this office.
Fashionable Dresanalliag up stairs
N IeaahaH's Block by Miss Il, Corr
naughlon and D. Ryan.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-17
Council Proceedings Continued.


Dr J. I'll. Vivian, i'll relation To a set
nenJ With Mr., Mariner on claims held
~ btn against the City anu town of
Mineral aat.
The following named persons filed
their application for retail liquor
licensa. aua produced tie Treasuer's
recei 4 foi sevenN-Hyc dollars. and
tie lleir bonds under tile laws " the
State-wafrh WEI approved by the
CouHeH IN licent granted to them;
ali tn al'armln M lF therefor; w:
.Teuek \ Mullen, III Grass, john
Horn, ] Ina DoreeN, John 7. hiet.er,
.foh Paits, George Ghamhley. NJ J
Mmoe. aua Philip MeAryille.
Tie following named persons fled
their application fer z retail liquor
license upd presented their bonds as
required IN the laws Ut the state,
which were approved and license
granted Ia tarm upon the presen'a alton
to tu1 CLERK the 81 'rreasuter's receipt
foy tae stn 81 sevpnty-tivr dollars
each: 5ulm 0'Dowd. John Demuth
Mark NJ Terril, ), buppltr, y. Shil-
len ana }esepA Enga}s,
On aaion of alderman leuck the
Council adjourned until Friday eve
nine noNl. G. GllLnANS,
President Of the Council.
it,. THAMst, Clerk.
Mn III pofTr, May 10th, ls7s
The Gadm5n Council mat Pursuant
10 M u.annnt. Present. His l!uaar
Calvert ,.5osley, MAYOR, presiding;
ad.sayY sillmann, JeaalN, Jrnhin,
aqd Yam Absent, aldermen Ans!ey
2nl g
Us r SOY lie Mayor appointed
MI. 4G-at alman and James \ conn.
mi@ea t5 examine Tie road fmaj
aey.uU a. tepott thereon Al tAr
Ron, aa;uirNae,ing of tan Council.
N rHl James was appointed on
tuct uaa#i 81 ptbhc buildings sal
, So, NV. 1901
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QUERY why VIII men nl9kecafl-
m1n tobacco, when they cam bus Mar
bHg Bros. "seal az North Caglina,
III TIE oane price,
bargains iii sumAeg Dress silks
i. DelllTs.