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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-25
TICK ITvT
OF THE
CITIZENS
CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION

At q meeting Of the Citizens Conservative
Association held last night the following nomi-
nations were made:
Administrator of Finance-Co. Augustus
administrator OF Accounts ------.
Administrator Of Commeree-Thomas e.
Administrator Of Waterworks and Public
Buildings Ed. r. Manning
Administrator Of Police-Capt. William Pierce.
Administrator Of lmprovements-T, 8. Will
Administrator Of Assessments - Aristide
Owl sherifr-Capt r. B. Peasants.
Criminal RheriR-Mandevle Margny.
Recorder. First and Fourth Distf1cts-Judge
Recorder, Second and Third Districts Ernest
Coroner, Upper Dstrlcts-Dr. 7, L. Taney.
Coroner Lower Districts-Dr. Fl, de Rance.
FOR STATE SENATE.
First DJetrct-Henry P Kernoehan,
Second Decentralization Hunt
Third District Geo. bwarbrick
Fourth Distrist- Chas. f. Schenok.
Fifth Distrlct-Jas. Mcconnell.
Sixth Distric6-Sarnl h. Carlisle aRd Ohafles
Kummel.
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
First Wards. s. Prentss.
Second Ward--M. D. Lagan and John A. Gil
Third Ward-J. D. Hill, Michael J, Hort ant
ev1 Fourth m Ware~Judge D. s. Bryon.
Fifth Ward-Louis Arnauld and Alfred Ra-
bouin.
Sixth Ward-L. Andre Burthe.
Seventh Ward --- and Victor Olivier
Eighth Ward JOS. Foerster.
Ninth Ward-------- and e. MOnt6gut.
| Tenth WardFrank Lauer and Joseph TEL
Eleventh Ward-Geo. W. Young and John
Smith,
| Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards-E. L
| Bower.
| Flfteenth Ward-Wm, Mckee.
| Sixteenth and Seventeenth Wards-Pau
| Green.
| JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,
| First Justice-J. Paris Childress
| Brcond-W. Fl. Holmes.
| Third-Theodule Buisson.
| FOurth-F. 3, Hernandez,
| Fifh-Wm. SarrnZin.
| Sixth-Judge Jno Livingston.
| Peventh-Cbns. O'ROurke,
| Eighth-A. J. Roman.
CoNsTABLEs.
| First Justices Court-John Hurley
| Second Justices Court-Jas 4. Moran.
Third Justices Court-E: Bouliguy.
| Fourth Justices GOurt-P A. Fortier,
| Fifth Justices Court Kobt. Thomas,
| Sixth Justice. Court-DauI O'Isary,
| Seventh Justices Court-F Geis.
| Eighth Justices COurt-Valcour Chapman.
| y
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POLLING PLACES.
MAYoRAITg OF NEW ORLEANS,
New Orlaans. October a. 1878.

MAYORAITV OF NEW URLEAHB, I
New Orleans, October a. 1878. J
In conformity with section u Of act No. So, Of
the extra session OF 1877, the following are the
polling places established In tho several pre-
cincts Of the parish of Orleans for the election
to be held ON Tuesday. November g. 1878.
Given under my hand and seal Of office the
dnte above written,
Ed PJIBBURT Mayor
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LADIES' PEABODY AUXILIARY ASSO.
CIATION.

MRS. M. HATCHERY. Honorary President.
Nj RS. J. 3, LAFITTE President. No. 152 Pry-
n rs. 6. CHARLES, Vice President Second.
b9tT9sn ,s i frytann 4 nn n9d st cha[les strests
retary. Magnzi, Q, near Washington street.
MRS w. MARKS. Recording Secretary. No.
30 pRpyfprrs R} : STnft u Ma rreosnrer NJ Esn,,
Mrs. ]: N. Rand, Carondelet and Melpomene.
Mrs. E.W. Wiie Prytanih and Ninth
Mrs. &. NJ Noble, No. 1856 Canal.
Miss A. N. Walker. No, 70 Melpomene.
Mrs. A. Hirscb, No. d Euterpe
Mrs A. Eustis, No. 29G Josephine.
Miss NJ. V, Reese. Carondelet. between Girod
and Lafayette.
Mrs. ". Gordon, Toiedano and Prytania.
Mrs. NJ, Quaye No. 212 Camp.
Mrs. W 7. Hardie No. 221 Jackson.
Mrs J. F. Girault, No 50 Esplanade.
Mrs J. Burrows. No. 439 Dauphine,.
Miss Louis Guillemet. No 500 Canal.
Mrs. T. Tujaque, No. 1O2 st. Ann.
Mrs. Z. E. Williamson, No. 1T Jackson.
Miss L. Wheaton, No. u POlymnia.
Mrs. J. Schwartze No. 432 Carondelet.
Mrs. Cordoura. No. 4l0 Baronne.
Mrs; J. Weeks Rampant. between Felicity
and st. Andrew.
Mrs. J. Tarleton, No. 2l5 Louisiana Avenue.
Mrs. 7. Elder, Maya inc and Valmont.
Mrs. L. C. Levy, Louisiana Avenue and Ba~
rOnne.
Mrs W G. Black No. 11s Prytania.
Mrs. $. Blanca, No, 25 Louisa.
Mrs. DR.. Cartier. No. 295 Burgundy.
Mrs. s. Magner. No. 174h Dumaine.
Mrs. I. Frois. No 1873 Canal
Mrs. j. Goldman, No. 900 Tsrpsichore,
Mrs. 2. +. Herwig. No. 100 Delord.
Miss G. Correjoles, No 1896 Burgundy.
Mrs. J: F. Sarrazin. No 24l Burgundy.
Miss M. Deeves, No. 65 Jennie.
Mrs. NJ. Reese. No. 1873 Constance.
Mrs; 4; 8. Charles. Second. between Prytania
and st. Charles.
M rs. F. 3. p rkinson, st. Charles. near First.
Mrs =. Bouney, No. 281 Bourbon.
Mrs, NJ. Warn or, No. 259 Annunciation.
Mrs. P. N. Joy. NO. 424 Common.
Mrs. Z. s. Hardy, No. 80 Poeyfarre street.
Mrs. VIM. Perkins. Coliseum near Jackson,
Executive Coma amEttee.
FORESTER DOLHONOE, Chairman;
william G Black. J. G: Morris,
Frank Roder +. K. Converse.
G. o. Cummings, W. Fl. Deeves,
Louis Prados, T.. ?. CottrauX.
oc22 ct SAMUEL CARTER. Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS LADIES' PEABODY
Auxiliary Association, !
New Orleans, October 21, 1873.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
setTace of the T,Ougslann OIL s,og,,1,a

office of the Louisiana OIL Company. No.
81 Union street.-The annual election for seven
(7l DIRECTORS q this company yin be held at Its
Der 4, 1873. between the hours Of 8 a. m. and o.
IN. y. n. DEbIAANO, Rf6sfneHt
A. G. LANDRY, Secretary. oe24 tno4
Office of Crescent City Railroad COm"
pany, No. Chartres street, New Orleans. Oeto-
Der 81, 1879-At meeting Of the Board Of DirsG, f
tors, held this day, @ dividend of TWO PER
GENT was declared out Of the earnings OF tn the
past three months, payable on and after NO
vember 10 next. Transfers between October 81
and November 10 will be eg dividend.
on22 I'd J. r. JUDEN. Secretary.
NOtice-PaFItes who have Contracted
with me for the winter supply Of Coal xii "
please leave their orders for delivery at " r.
CHAS. GAULON'S, successor to L. @. macin'
No. 81 Carondetet street, near Grayier. whore
they will receive my immediate ATTENTION.
oc181 EDGAR BDULitN1. L.
Special NotEee-OfEce st. BERNARD Coal
Company. New Orleans. September 16, 1879
Until further notice We will sell COAL at the
following rates, for cash: st. Barnard coal at Do
cents per barrel; Pttsburg coal ut 80 cents per
barrel. Delivered free Of charge within city
limits.
sel7 If ". s. CAMPBELL Agent
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MRS. JOHN B. LAFITTE Chairman
First District-Mrs. W. G. BLACR.
Second District-Mrs. J. P. SARRAZ1N.
Third Dietrict-Mrs. J. F. GIRAULT.
Fourth District-Mrs. ". T. HARDIE.
Fifth District-Mrs. A HIkSCH.
SIKH Distrct-Mrs. J. TARLETON.
Seventh District Miss NJ. DEEVES.
All apDlicAttons for assistance to the Ladtes'
Executive Committee must be made in writing
giving the district in which the applicant re-
sides; also, street and number of residence.
These applications shall be made through the
Postoffice. which shall be directed az follows.
For First =trict-Pos toffice bog 253
For second District office box 292.
For Third Dis strict-Po8toffice box 3i2.
For Fourth Dstrict-Postntf1ce box 331.
For Fifth District-Postoffice box AL.
For Sixth D8trict-Postof1ce box 473.
For Seventh Distrct-P0stoffice box 482.
all such applications will receive prompt at
tention. NJ cal Is or app ications at headGuar-
ters or the private residences Of tb 9 members
of tbs association will be received or enter
tanned.
oc22 ln SAM'L GARTER. Secretary.
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HALL OF "GFkanEmehs Democratic AH@
Conservative Club tltear Portion OF Seventh
and enthusiastic meeting held this evening,
October "a, 1873, at their hall corner Prieur nnd
LBpeyrouse streets. MIR. GEO. W. WATERS
Of Representatives. and we heartily indorse
MIR. o. DE BOUOHE as our Senator, and we
pledge our undivided support for those nom
inses and rs our motto Is Never go back on
the boys we never WILL
Attest: PHILIP PLAPP. President.
HENRY HILL. Secretary.
ANTHONY MILLER. Corresponding Secretary.
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THE CAMPAIGN.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE has made tho following appoint
ments for u thorough canvass Of the Florida
parishes, to wit:
FRANKLINTON-Mo October q.
ANTE CITY-Wednesday October 49,
PORT VINCENT Saturday, October rs,
URG-Mondny, October 2B.
CLINTON-Tuesday, October 20.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS October 30
BAYOU BARA-Thursday. October 81.
BATON ROUGE Saturday. November 2.
The MEETINGS will be addressed by the fol-
lowing distinguished sppakers; Hon. e. w.
ROBERTSON. Ex- Gov JOHN McENERY, Hon
3. F. JONAS. CHARLES T. LEA Major E. a.
BURKE and others. Oc6 til
ATTENTION
VOTERS OF TINE EHGHrH WARE.
JOSEPH HOLZ,
Democratic. Conservative. Reform and Inde-
pendent candidate for
Representative of the Eighth Ward.
Election November 5. 1878 oe25 AZ
NEW ORLEANS INSTITUTE.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
HsS ..... ..... ,Calllope estreet............Has
Annual session will begin MONDAY, Novern-
ber 4. Academic. Preparatory and Primary
Classes will be in charge Of able and expe-
rienced teachers. Only O. limited number Of
pupils will be received.
For circulars and all necessary information,
apply to
oc2o 1y A. B. CHANDLER, Principal.
PEABODY SUBSISTENCE ASSOCIA.
TION.
At a meeting of tho Association on Tuesday.
the twenty second instant, the following reso-
lution was adopted:
Be, 1t Re$olved. That this Association cease
the 2Gth Instant, at o'clock D. N. All cards not
presented by that time will be valueess; and
further. that no issue Of cards be made from
oc24 st J. ". NADER, Secretary.
ROOMS RELIEF COMMITTEE
LOUISIANA DIVISION, ARMY OF TEN
NEsSEE,
lzo COMMON STREET.
This Committee meets on Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays at 10 o'clock d. m, and is
Chairman AUGUsTUs RE1cHARD 1888 Com
mon street.
First District-G. A. WILLIAMS. 1874 Gravler
street.
Second District-FRANK HEBRON, corner
Canal and Basin streets.
>, Third Distrct--VICTOR OLIVIER corner of
55eff e 5 Ces
nut, or II Carondelet street.
Fifth Distriet-H. N. JENKINS. 27 Commercial
Alley
Sixth District-F. L. RICHARDSON. corner
Louisiana Avenue and st. Charles, or 81 Camp
street.
Seventh DIstrict-J 4. CHALARON. at New
Orleans Insurance Company, corner Canal and
Camp ST. GETS.
By calling on the Member or the Sub Commit
tee OF their district. applicants for relief will
meet with prom OF attention. oc17t31
NEIY ORLEANS
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HEADQUARTERS CITIZENS ASSOCIATION. ]
NO. 30 Camp street.
New Orleans, October 23. 1873.

n,
NO. 90 Camp street.
New Orleans, October q. 1873
Cen [. W, Patton:
Dear Sir-The undersigned committee have
boon appointed to inform you that tho Citizens
Conservative Association, in pursuance Of the
objects OF It's organization. and its address OF
the twelfth Of August to The cltizens Of Now Or
leans, ns set forth In the following resolution
the ein contained as follows:
Resolved. Thatthe executive committee Of tbs
Citizens Conservative Association, having in
view the single object Of advancing the interests
Of this city, will advocate no one for office. whose
character, capacity and standing In this com
munity do not in their opinion enttle him to
consideration. independent Of past or present
political associations,
And In vitw Of the aoceptabllity OF your nomi-
nation heretofore. have the honor to inform
you that they have plhced your name upon its
ticket tor the office of Mayor Of the city Of New
Orleans. Most respectfully,
Your obedent servants,
W. A. BELL,
CHAS. g. JOHNSEN
g. l.. WALKER.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF REGISTRAR or VOTERS,
Parish Of Orleans, I
New Orleans. October 10, 1873. }
To the Voters Of the Parish Of Orleans:
Tho registration Offices In the different vardg
will close at 2 o'elock .. 70. on FRIDAY, No7en~
Der /, 1879,
oc2o lot J. 0. LANDRY. Registrar.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

u, the Undersigned. Refuse to Accept the
nomination of the. Conservative Association,
1873, as Constable OF the Eighth Justice Court,
Seventh District.
0c25 1t* VhECOUR CHAPMAN.
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CT EO FOR PIANO TUNING H--BEgT WORK
pAsseV sBo Magazine. d. LEEOH. eolret
Pianist. jy6 ~
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THE BIRD CAGE,

AG....,....,,.Gt. Charles Street,4G
SIDE ENTRANCE,
EA5.....- GFavser sareet..........I4g
NEW ORLEANS.
The Bird Cage is q fret class 8aloon-keeping
the choices liquors only. The proprietor has
secured the services Of Mr. Frank Ivichoyiea
formerly Of the st. Charles
oc3 11a D. s. RAMELLI. Proprietor.
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LADIES' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

HEADQUARTERS LADIES' PEABODY
Auxiliary Association,
New Orleans, October 81, 1873.
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HELP WANTED-HHALEs.
M MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED. IMMEDIATELY - TWO EXPE
" rienced Cutters. at NICOLL. the Tnilors
No. 118 Canal street. oc24 2tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-25

Precinct No. 1-Corner Leonidag and Levee
streets; From river 70 Filth street, and from
Carroton Avenue to UpperIine street.
Precinct No. z-Corner Madison and jean
motto streets. From Fifth street TO Eleventh
street, and from Chrrolton Avenue to Upper
limo street
Precinct No. 3-At New Lake End Is bound
cd by Eleventh street, UDperline street, and
Upperline Canal. TO the Lake TO ths New canal.
and Ehel GO 70 Carr0lIton Avenue. oc25 -
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SIXTH WARD.


Precinct No. ,1-Victory, near Frenchmen
street, No. s59, From river TO DauDhne street
from Elysian Fisldgg to Esplanade street;
Precinct, NO. 27-Corner Craps and .KerIeret
Elysan Fields to EsDlanads.
Precinct No. a-Corner Frenehmen and Ram
part streets. From Ramp part to Maratg street
Elysian Fields to Esplanade.
Precinct No. 4-Corner Bagatel1e and Morales
streets. From Marais to Claiborne street; Ely.
sian Fields to Esplanade.
Precinct NO 5-Corner LaharDe and Claiborne
From Claiborne to Galvez and Celestine; from
Elysian Fields to Esplanade.
Precinct No. G. Corner LaharDe and Tont!
streets. From Galvez and CeIestine 10 Broad
and Marigny Canal and from kl5sian Fields tG
Precinct No. 7-Corner Laharpe and Gentilly
Road. From Broad to Bayou st, John and from
Margny Canal to Esplanade.
Precinct No. 8-Cnrner Frenchmen and Cen
tiIly Road, From Marigny canal to, Lake and
from Elysian Fields street to Bayou 81, John.
EIGHTH WARD.
Precinct No. 1-Corner Dauphine and poe'
streets. From river TO Danphine street, and
from Lafayette Avenue to EI7sian Fields.
Precinct No 2-Corner DanDhine and En-
street. and from Lafayette Avenue 10 Elysian
Fields.
Precinct No. 3-Corner Girod street and Wash
iDgton Avenue. From St. Clauds 70 Claiborne
and from Lafayette TO Eiysian Fields.
Precinct No. 4-Marigng street. between Der
bigny and Roman Streets From Claiborne tc
Elorida " YAK. aud from Lafayette Avenue tc
- Precinct No, 5-Mlneburg 'Old Lake End
From FIorifa Walk to lake, and from P.opIe'a
Avenue to El7sian Fields.
NINTH WARD.
Precinct No. 1-Bakery. corner of Moreau and
Louisa streets. From river 10 Dauphjne, and
from lafayette Avenue TO Poland street.
Precinct No. z-Corner u Jordan Avenue and
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-05

We are authorized 10 sllaaloanee R0sEsT
So -0SA SIT BE-, 50 e4alid4te for re e .e;i ioa
TO The o.iae vi County Surveyor
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TN FULL BLAST.
90 ssELL & Bgo.,
Rave Pusonsne Entire Arisno'

NJ, Vest Powell Of the above frm
has recently visited various cities, the
eado,,s+tsrs Of griculsusAi Implement
and Machinery alanufac,urc, ia the
intersst Of Ills department Of their
bn,.aes. seeing aad learning more ~
tbssvarsas factorlss their sooas and PRO
prie,or He is agaia ia tho 'front.'.
len sina ks able assistants, Dickey and
Ds8als. clerks Of their house, and visit
ing tbafr sub SCENTS, scattered over their
terriers which IS the counties west Of
,bA q..sas,ee river ia both Kentucky aaa
Teapa..se. They canvas this large terri
,orv ,ba best grain counties in the two
states vbica oer,a in!y requires vast
amount Of labor ana expenditure OF
time and money. They are Offering rare IA
aacemea,s to purehasers-the largest
discoaa,s ever known 70 this portion Of
the eoantry. They are offering cash
purchasers en- Machinery and Implements
from lgto25 per cent discount FROM ac-
taalljst prices at the factories. They
keepa faiI lire Of sample machinery set
M in their Agricultural war ehouse. 1t
willampiy pay aay oac waiting in'ehine
rs etc 10 call ami see, sal learn their
prices and the inIucemeats tfey offer.
These gentlemen report tue wheat crop
looking finely. Il large acreage, very Tor
ward, and that harvest viii come much
saraera this season Ihan usual.
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HIcKMAN IS 4 SuIprINo PoINr


HIcKMAH IS a SnIppING PoINr
The large shipments Of corn which th's
season has .fsrcsd ilself over the Nashville
railroad from Hickman 10 Interior South
err markets, IS but an index Of the i'm
mease shipments which could be attract
ed every year i libsrally and eaergeli-
cally songht after ana encouraged. Oar
raiIro al management, though ;ouimenda-
lily enterprising and farseeing in the
general direction Of railroad affairs haze
permitted the matter Of competing
through freights to overshadow such
points a. this Acting on the general
principle hat their line depended On the
freights from the Upper Mississippi aus
trans Ohio connection they have under
estimated Hickman, and thereby neglect
ed a very fruitful source of revenue 10
their road Business men viii make no
objection TO the management making the
most advantageous arrangements Possi-
bic with any and ell connecting roa isi
but ne know it would be profitable TO the
road and 10 our community if they would
give special encouragement TO he frei gifts
from Hickman, on the river Immediately
above and below Us, and the contiguous
country. For years aud years the bdi&
of Ibis lght Las gone down the river
TO New Orleans and latter years the Mo
bile aud Oaio railroad has opened is eyes
Sufficiently to attract a share Of II. oor
81.
this freight eoald be carried over our
road. and every year a tair share Of IL
We fear cur railroad officials havn y
proper conception Of the immense amount
Of business they could reach in this liz
rection. How Is il 10 BE- rcaehed2 Simp-
-, as the Mybile anl ONO road has done
in something's, aud That is 10 study me
Southern markets our road can reach, and
then make a competing rate Of freight
with the river. by waich the producer or
shipper eau net as much OF more as by
shipping by river 10 New Orleans We
hear that our road Is making negotiations
preparatory TO building an elevator al
Hickman, which is q step in the right iii
rection. II they eau ever e made TO see
the vast amount of business they can at
tract from and through Hickman, they
VIII cultivate it. Take tue river from
Hickman to New Madrid, on the Kentucky
aud Missouri sides, aud what vast
amount Of corn is grown every year, TO
say nothing o the cotton, the live stock
and other produce; take the rich country
immediately back of Hickman which now
fnds it Southern market over the Mobile
road in preference to the oil river route;
take the river country between Hickman
and Columbus, and altogether il presents
q field of vast revenue 10 the Nashville
railroad if properly cultivated.
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..sserssaaga ~ rsszs.s9

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such q test OF Us curative qus,l-
iies as Brscheee Herman syrup. Ia
three years two million fonr hundred
thousand small bottles Of this medicine
we're distributed free If chargs b, Drug
eists in this country those al cted with
Consumption Asthma CEouD. severe
Cou ,hs. Pneumonia and other diseases OF
The Throat aud lungs, giving Tie Ameri-
can people updeniahle proof that 6ermea
syrup will ure them I4e resui has
been chat Druzgists iH eeery toan and
vfllazs Ia the Uailed Ssstfes are recon-
men iirg it to their customers o. to
your Druggist. aa3 ask what hey know
,.b3ni II. s4m1le Bodies 10 Gems. Reg
s,la- sze 7Jcents. Three doses will re-
tieve my case For sale by 5acA s Coz
LII ialli
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very Cheap.

Henry Buchanan is Offering very good
pretty Prints az cents per yard Domes
tics, / yard wide, at I cents and every
thing in the Domestic line Ut correspond
ing low prices.
ATTRACTION TO THE LADIES We
arc pleased to announce that Mrs Rose is
receiving fine assortment of Ladies' aud
Misses Hats, of the latest styles, in con
nection with Laces, Ribbons, French and
American Flowers. which she is selling
at reduced prices. and will make ii a
great object for those wishing such goods
TO call OH her before going elsewhere.
DRIFrING WITH THE TlDE.-A
new Song aud Chorus, by viii L Thomp-
son. is said to be even prettier than the
famous gathering Shells from the Sea
Shore BY the same author. Any music
dealer will mail you either of these beau
tifuI songs on receipt Of price, 40 cents
Both have handsome picture titles Pub
lisiled by W. L. nsapsp son & Co., Eas |
0l.;o
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We are authorized to announce JOHN
WILSON. as y candidate for re-elec
tiou 70 h. Office OF County Cuurt Clerk.
ELECTION ga August.
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Down They Go.

CALICO, 4, 5, 6 and cts per yard;
DoAIESTICS, 4. 5. 6 aud ) cts per yard,
at ]. II. PLAUr * BROS.
You can be governed by the moon IN
all your farming operations, if you like
but whether you sow or plant in the moon
o In tho ground. it viii make but little
difference unless you are sueseribsras 20
the CoUaIER, then thrift will follow
toll and the measure of your prosperity
be siieaped and running over. We
would not even remotely hint at the
terrible calamities that befall those who
borrow and read their neighbor's paper
IL ia a fcsrfa5 risk
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tn presen1 .ina,ien aud pros
pac,, IT me Denpcfati' parry
ia this country must b. he
~uti-ct # scrisu- APP renrn,l'n
wi h an thonehtfai Drmoer''~ Bat
far tie On ,aiag itsii dew oord by
the putty uoaer difficulties prolonged
and nytu4 there wouii br 'ea-0n to
lear thar, I.,eis.g pnee mad. al ed'rt
10 take H. owu bte Il vii never agiin
he able Judy TO regain the iaeu''ie>
which -i2nsize4 j., career - the
moving ani saserain1 power OF ne
cuufry.
Tia battle between on's ageip-f the
ms j. hard Gshta, hest. In rPlte OF
the cenpiivarions rai-ed up toy the
Ijayes ADMINISTRATION, the discipline
j. sill wish the .Rafa5iican-, Presently
the Democrats will have the Senate
they may lose the u,nSe- rut that
Is not iNely pos-essed Il both hunSes
~ Con@re $ ne pres ppfion Is hat
At ali events Ne shall ooa be .uafel
out 81 lie next Pe,ideGdll retutas
rhere viii ~ leasr be IA + eeforal
Pri5an4 Baf hi history If coars,
aud par,ir- 81 kinedams and repuh
lics. Is tail Of EXAMINES ,ho&in. hsw
jeatuu~ie~ and risalrie>. coni9inafiils
md iufreee>. haze tbgaried the
greatest II human needs All these
exist a. TIL, ~ 'ineetiu he Dem5erat
party They exist toe. Of course. n
The Republican pari +; but the L uubii
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Ares mate ha- been mode by .onis
'eeti q orm person Which Show
fhai II costs six hundred q liars o
arrest ArutavAy IL 90 -iIsaer
- nese arrests Ivetaza ~ 4 ~ IL
eoSfs ~ government about 500 ,OUU
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We are authorized 70 announce 2. Il
"ALE Ek, as caniIdate for re election =,
me otfie o Sheriff d. lie ensuing Aug
election. I'll
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Great Slaughter.

Linen Grass Cloth. 6, and s cts;
White Corded Piquas, s, 10 and ia ets'
Summer Poplins, Mt cents per yard;
knitting Cotton, only cents per bail.