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son same vs same: same vs.. sameo
yT,HtRp DISTRICT COURT ron THE PAR
i lab Of Orleans Nos. se.93l, 2a 399 end 1899
BY virtue Ut three wfits Of Teri .facias, TO me
directed by the honorable the Third District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, IN the above
entitled causes. for city taxes u 1874. 1875 and
the Merchants and Auetipneets' Exchange.
streets s ii I'll tie aeeea District d his ay Oh
SATURDAY. March ~. 1873 at u o'clock m.
the following described property. TO wit
i. 4 CERTAIN PORTfON or GROUND. sill
uated III The Seventh District q this city, In
suuate number one hundred aud thirty seven,
bounded by Jefferson. Htnple, 0ambronne and
Fourth streets designated as lots numbers
twenty, twenty one and twenty 1.-TWO. each meas
n,ing thirty. feet front Oh Jefferson street. by
one hundred and tYenty, feet IL denth.
g. 1--WE CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GROUND,
situaed In the Third District Of this city In
square number two hundred and fourteen,
fronting on Bayou st. John. mems uring as fol-
lows; Two hundred and seventy feet front on
Bayou ST. John by one hundred and thirty five
feet In depth two hundred and seventy feet front
on isayui st John bv five hundred and eighteen
eject IN 1epth etwo hundred and seventy feet
front on bayou st. John by Ave hundred aed
two feet In depth one. hundred and eighty fert
front on Bayou H'o John by fosr. hundred end
eighty -nne feet in depth one hundred oSnd
drpd and seventy nine feet In depth.
Heised in the above suits.
Tprmss gteh on the spot. .
THOMAS II HANDY,
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
fa1n MIR
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rne city 81 New orleans ~. widow Louis

the a,ty " New orleans vs. widow Iauis
Corminr: same Va. same: same vs. same
0saLnn W. same. same vs. same same vs..
same same VS. same; same W.. same.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ as ~ and sixth bs p iS court 1g'i f"r
the parish Of Orleans, Nos. 2i3 and sA2 BY viz
tue Of eight writs nf f1etl facies, to me Ill
rentpd by the honorable the Third and Sixth
District Courts for the parish Of Orleans in
The above entitled causes, for city taxes of
1871. 1878. 1874 ls15, 1876 and 1877 | will pro-
eSI 70 sell at PUBLIC auction, q the Merchants
tween ganal neutrality-suspicious. streets, In the
Second District Of this city on FRIDAY,
March 81, 1879 at ~ O'clock m, The follow
/. A eEitfAffN p'o}TT1foNotF GROUND. situated
In The First District Of thScity In square MIN
Der tour hundred and siRtY-eiRht, bounded by
Canal. prieut. Hasuuet and Roman streets. des-
ignaed az lots numbers twenty-five and tween
tY-lhree, each measuring twenty seven feet
front on Canal street by one hundred and nine
feet In depth
uated In The Third District Of ibis eity in square
number thirteen hundred and ofntty-twc.
bounded by Unsaga, Hnrhehlhye, Lapeyrpuse
and Dorgenos streets. designated as follows
lot number nine. measuring thirty two
feet front on Onzaga street. by one hun
dred and forty seven feet in depth. lot
number ten, measuring one hundred aud
thirty one feet front OH Onhaea street by one
hundred and twenty feet In depth.
SeiEea In the above suits.
Terms Cash on tbs, SPOT, .
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

In the case Of L. j. neslpndes ve, W. r.
Kellogg. the exception was referred to the
merits Of the case.
Unconventional demand prayed for In the
suit of Heeise PeilleuS va 3. Schlemann
was dismissed and Judgment given In favor
of rlajntiff
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SECOND MUNICIPAL. COURT.

Hon, Ernest Miltenberger presiding.
the First District Court under bonds Of $3.50
Eugene Grayso, colored. petty larceny and
assault wltha dangerous weapon; sent before
the First District Court The accused being
unable to furnish bonds. was sent to the Par
sh Prison,
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THE OOU RTS.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

NJ do.14o. Emancipation Of Rosa A. Des-
dunes. q
No A.. $50 Succession Of Francois Craig.
No. AZ. i52. Succession Of Philip Bennett.
No 4O,l5i g. w Gieknndtatll va D. Guhel
ut ais. -sut fol Partition.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF LOU
ISTANA.
Friday. February Is. 1873.


vI,HE COURT WAS DULY OPENED, PRES
! ent their Honors: Thomas G. Manning,
Chief Justice, and Robert II. MARI Alcibiade
DeBlanc William y. Eagan. William b. Spen-
Ger, Associate Justices.
On motion Of Thomas P. Farrer. Of counsel
OF the death OF defendant and appellee since
his appeal was taken. and considering the AFT
davit filed by this attorney. that the heirs Of
said deceased are unknown, o
1t Ia ordered by the court that the representa-
tives OF said deceased appellee Se notified to
appear within three months from publication
OF this order in tho official journal Of the State
or in default thereof the said appellant will
proceed to have said cause tried and deter
mined according to law.
thereby certify the foregoing to be n true and
faithful extract from tho minutes Of thise1onor-
able court OF tho day, month and year first
above written.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF said court at the
city OF New Orleans. this nineteenth day Of Feb
ruary. A. ID. 1878.
fe2o god ALF. ROMAN. Clerk
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SRI ERurr SALES

| The City ri New Orleans VS.. August
Wineklsman. same vs.. same same VS..
same.
T'HtnD DISTRICT COURT ron THE
4 parish, Of Orleans, Mos 2p.ggs % 9ab and
49, 8at-By virtue of three wtits uf fleti arias to
me directed BY the honorable The Third Dis
trict Court for The parish Of Orleans 10 The
auction, at The NJ erehans and Aticloneets' Tx
change, ROYAL at rect between Canal and Gus
tpmhouse streets. in the Second District Of this
city. on SATURDAY. March 49, 1878 ut II
o'clock M. the following described property. to
WI W. A eBnrAta PORTION or uHouNp, sit.
uated In the First District Of this city, In
square number three hundred and thirteen.
bounded by White, Erato. franklin and Clio
streets, forming The corner Of White and Etato
streets, designated as lot number one, meastir-
Ing twenty nine feet front on White street by
one hundred and twelve feet In front and depth
!, 4 ,UfiEfRsT1Aii.N ponT1oN or GROUND, sill
uated In The First Dstrih! If this city In suuats
number two hundred and eighty two hrnndad
by nanpatt. Terpsichufe. Dfya1es and Eutatpe
streets, designated MS lot number fifteen, neas-
uring thirIy-two feet front Oh IlatDpart street
by one hundred end twenty eight feet iHtlepth
seized in the above Suits,
Terms Cash on the spot. <.....
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Pafisbo,f Orleans.
fo,n IN az
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.

State OF Louisiana ex rel. A. Brtton vs. City Of
New Orleans, No 24s77; State OF Louisiana
ex rel. f. NJ Daunoy VS.. City of New Orleans,
No. 24.s7s: State Of Louisiana ex rel Fl. r.
Swettingham ct al vs. City of New Orleans
No. a. observation-disclosures.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PAR
~ ties interested to show cause, i any they
twenty first day OF February 1878. at II O'clock
a. M. why the account and tableau Of distribu
ton presented and filed by Richard F. Harrison
receiver should not be approved and homolo
gated. and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
By order OF court.
BENJAMIN ARMBRUsTER.
felS ID 20 Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A. ID. Rawlings w. Mrs. e. n. Rrnnder
No $500
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,TuE CALENDAR CLOCK COMPANY.

Among the new enterprises
coming into our midst we note
with pleasure that of the cele-
brated Calendar Clock Compa-
ny, of St. Louis, who have made
this city the headquarters ct
one of its divisit MS. We have
met with several of their gentle
manly agents and learn that
they are meeting with good sue
cess. Mr.. Boyer, of Virginia,
is canvassing this county, and
from the names called to us, we
note that a number of our best
citizens are availing themselves
of this opportunity of getting
good time' Mr.. Massengill, of
Tenn, in Austin county; Mr..
Lee, of Tenn, Waller; Mr. Hall,
of Tenn, in Fayette, and Mr..
Walton, of Tenn, in Colorado
are all having the best success
well may it be SO when they
have so meritorious an article to
put before the people as their
Great Fashion" clock. This
company has been doing bust
ness in the different Southern
States, and from the way they
are represented by the press
and the people, we feel it our
duty to call the attention of our
readers and advise them not to
fail to give these clocks a thor
ough examination when oppor-
tunify offers. They sell their
Fashion clock from wagons on
ly, and at one price, calling on
all and giving them a chance to
secure one. A Fashion time
piece ornaments our sanctum, |
and a more elegant and perfect |
finished piece of furniture one
could not desire. Besides hav-
ing a time piece that will last
half a century, you secure the
best calendar put to a clock.
Having been shown the many
advantages this clock has over
others, we have no hesitancy in
endorsing all that has been said
in its favor.
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Warrington Preeinet Meeting.

On Saturday last quite con-
siderable number of the most
respectable citizens of Wash
ington precinct met in Hender-
sons school house for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates to
the county convention in Sep
TENDER next. w. H. Vinson
presided, w. n. Norwood was
secretary. The following dele
gates we're elected: Bailey
George, w. n. Norwood, Jno.
Mckinney, d. d. Bolton, Jno.
Evans and T. c. Fowler. AL
ternates a. D. Gee, Tom
Evans, Jim Lott, Sam Morgan,
J. w. Rhodes and S. J. Walker.
Delegated uninstructed.
After debate on two-thlrds
and majority rule, the following
amendment of the two-thirds
rule was adopted as the choice
of the meeting:
If after the first ten ballots no
man has received a two-thirds
vote, all be dropped except the
two highest; if after the twenti-
eth ballot no choice is made,
the two-thirds rule shall be
dropped and the majority shall
elect.
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For Sale.

l offer for sale, on accommodating
terms, my premiseses in the city of Bren-
ham. The lot extends from St Charles
to Market Street, through the entire block,
having good front of one hundred feet on
the south. The building consists OF a large
and commodious two story brick store
house; has a brick kitchen adjoining. There
is bath house and all necessary out
houses, awell of good water and cis,ern.
There are seven well-ventila,ed rooms in
the upper story. There is private stair
way and two private entrances, and the
entire building is well ventilated by south
windows on Sandy street. The location IS
in the business part of the city, and as
stand for Merchantile and millinery bust
ness IS unsurpassed. The title is good.
will give possession whenever desired.
For further information address me by
letter, or call and examine the premises.
GABRIEL SCHWARZ-
Aug. o, W. ;m.
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In 1864 the grcenback dollar
was worth only thirty-eight
cents i'll specie, and the Wall
street brokers made fabulous,
fortunes by buying and selling
this currency, while the labor
ing man and the producer was
the sufferer. The Greenback-
ers want to give those Wall
street fellows another Chance
by flooding the country with
a worthless paper money.
In 1864 and now The green
back dollar was and is a prom
Use of the government to pay
dollar in gold or silver. the re-
cognized standard of value the
world over. Should the Green
hackers ever succeed in their
scheme of issuing absolute
money it will depreciate much
lower than in 1864. The stamp
Of all the governments in the
world cannot give paper any
Intrinsic value. Governments
and paper are distructable; gold
and silver are indistructable..
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CoRoRED POLICEMAN SHOT,
On Tuesday night about g
o'clock, Candy Garland, the
colored policeman at Camp
town, arrested Adam Sanders, a
mulatto and resident of that
locality, on the charge of being
drunk and disorderly, and start
ed to town with his prisoner;
when about half way up town
Sanders drew pistal on Gar
land and told him to go,-that
he was not going with him. Gar
land then came up town, when
policeman McGowen and
Swaine went back with him.
After they had been there a few
minutes Sanders came to the
gate and surrendered himself to
McGowen. He then sent his
wife into the house for his coat;
as she returned with the coat
Sanders drew a pistol and fired
at McGowen, who dropped, the
ball taking effect in Candy Gar
lands neck and coming out I'M
der the shoulder blade. His
wound is painful but not dam
gerous. McGowen endeavored
to get shot at Sanders but
could not do so on account of
some negro women in the yard
between him and Sanders. San
ders jumped the fence and es-
capped to the woods in the neigh
borhood. About I o'clock in
the morning Sanders came in to
the Jail and surrendered HIM
self.
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REAL ESTATE transfer record

REAL ESTATE transfer record
ed for the week ending August
Sst, reported by c. F. Herbst of
the county clerks office.
John R. Brophy and wife, to
Thomas Dryer 100 acres Isaac
Jameson Lea) $500.
I. w. MCGUIRE, to j. Wal
ker u IL acres Thos. Ward
Leag. $3.50.
w. G. Cain assignee, to Leon
& H. Blum 100 acres on Clay
creek foreclosure of lien.
James Cooper and wife, to
Emanuel Taylor Lot 4 Block 81
Keys Ist add. BRENNAN SIo6.
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JAN FIGHT.-Adam Sanders,
the negro who shot colored po-
liceman Garland, and Jim Glib
son, a negro who is in jail on
charge of horse stealing, were
on bad terms before they were
trapped. On Thursday morn
ing, when they were brought
down stairs to hash, Jim attack
ed Adam, who had just remark
ed he wished he had kill Gar
land, and gave him a very sound
drubbing, nearly putting out one
Of his eyes.
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We call attention to the ad-
vertisement of Gabe Schwarz
Esq to be found in this issue
of our paper. The location for
business is an excellent one
the buildings are good all hav-
ing been erected under the
superintendent of Mr.. S. The
lot fronts one hundred feet on
Sandy ST. and the entire prem
lies are all well ventilated. Any
one desiring such a location will
get a bargain by calling on Mr..
Schwarz.
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MAYORS COURT Wednes-
day. Sally Harmon, white,
keeping a disorderly house near
the high bridge, was assessed
SIS and trimmings.
Minnie Foster, white, a board
er at the Harmon mansion, was
assessed at $40 and trimmings
for being drunk and disordcrly.
Neither Of the above named
parties having suficicncy of
the circulating medium to liqui-
date their indebtedness to the
city, are now enjoying the hos
pitalities Of the bastilc.
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RADICAL PRECINCT MEETING.
On Saturday last the Radi-
Gals of the BRENNAN precinct
held a meeting at the colored
school house in Camptown to
elect delegates to the Black and
Tan county convention. About
FIVE hundred persons mostly
freedmen were present. Matt
Parker, colored, was made chair
man and Sam Love, colored,
secretary. The meeting was
one of the most disorderly ever
held in town. 1t seems the
Radical army is divided into
two factions, one known as the
Hutchinson and Harvin ring
and the other the Klaeden and
Fricke ring. The Klaeden and
Fricke element being in the
majority elected their delegates.
At the wind up fight took
place between Capt, Jack Lands
colored and Sam Love. No
serious damage done.
The above is one half of the
story of the meeting. At the
conclusion of the Lands-Love
engagement a general scrim-
mage ensued, the Klaeden-
Fricke men having accomplish
ed their purpose left. During the
scrimmage pistol or two was
drawn, benches were broken
and sticks freely flourished.
The Hutchinson-Harvin men
then had a meeting OF their
own in the same place and also
elected delegation to the con-
vention. The whole proceed
ings are said to have borne a
striking resemblance to Pande-
The number ofights
that occurred can not be ascer-
tanned with any accuracy.
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To be held at Carmicsrrs store Saturday,
September III, 1873, commecing at 9
y. NJ. Arrangements have beer made to
to secure the best music. A bountiful din
ner will be INDUCED in, and other amuse-
ments to make the day gay and iovial to
any one who may attend. Candidates
from governor down to constable, as also
the citizens Of Austin and surrounding
counties are respectfully invited. CONS
one and all, for many political speeches
will be delivered by our candidates and
others. Come and eat, drink, dance and
hear what your candidates have to say
about reform, home-ruie and good govern
ment.
a grand dance on the platform erected
for the purpose will close the days festivi-
ties. Admission to the @all, gentlemen, so
cents, laties free
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OUASHED.- In the District
court on Tuesday there came
on to be heard certain case in
which Mr.. Alex. Thomas, the
colored attorney from Burton,
represented the defendant and
County Attorney Schutze the
the State. Thomas made a
motion to quash the indictment,
which motion was sustained by
the court. The incident caused
much amusement. The idea of
the county attorneys indict-
ment being quashed on motion
of a colored attorney is regard
ed as being supremacy rich, and
is highly crcditablc to Mr..
Thomas.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Criminal Docket.

Friday State VS.. Jim Glib
son, colored, theft of mare,
Jury out.
State VS. Emma Butter, color
ed, accessory to Dennis Jones
in the murder of Sam Butler,
jury empannelled.
Saturday.-State VS.. Jim Glib
son, Misstrial.
State VS.. Emma Butler, col
ored, charged with murder. Ac-
quilted.
MONDAY State VS., Larry
Keezee, colored, theft of a mare
Guilty, 5 years;
State VS., Dave Stoner, color
ed, theft of a hog. Not guilty.
Tuesday.-State VS.. Jim
Sampson, colored; highway
robbery. Guilty; 10 years.
F. Radtke, a white boy;
stealing a horse. Acquitted
Messrs. E. P. Reed and Robt.
Holman were admitted to the
Bar.
Wednesday.-No cases tried:
several motions heard.
Thursday.--State VS. Abb
Hill, white, indicted with Levy
Rogers and Tom Garrett for the
murder Of Billingslea at
Chappell Hill. Acquitted.
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DIED at Giddings on the 9Th
inst. Mr.. M. H Shwarts, of
firm of Scllwarts & Burgower,
of Galveston. The funerel took
place from the residence of Mr..
A. Simon, in this city, on Tues
day afternoon and was attended
by the masonic fraternity of
which deceased was a member.
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DEPUTY SHERIFFs.-The pre-
else number of deputy sherifs
in this county is unknown to
any one, save the sheriff HIM
self. A good many of these
deputies are irresponsible ne
groes who go armed with GER
tifcate of appointment and a
revolver. On Thursday Sc
venteen-year-old boy was ar
rested with both the above
named instruments. 1t is said
that these voluntary deputies
are in every neighborhood in
the county. Just what authori-
ty of law exists for this whole
sale manufacture of deputy
sheriffs we are not informed.
Neither is there any apparent
necessity for them. We would
be pleased to hear from the
sheriff on this subject.
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Cotton Worm Poison and Ma-
chimes.
BRENNAN. JutY l. Is,

BRENNAN, jury 4, 1873.
Since it is now settled fact that the
cotton worm will soon be upon u.s. Plan
tiers are advised TO provide themselves at
once with the - johnson Sprinkler. - and
his celebrated poison known rs Improved
" Dead Shot, " the Latter requires no boil
ing, but desolves readily in cold water;
cost only six eents to the acre, and will not
inJure the cotton. Both Machines and
Poison may be had at REICHARpT & SELL
HoRSI's, in Quantities 10 suit purchaser
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REMOVAL See notice of
Wotipka & Homer. They have
a large and well selected stock
of goods at their new stand in
the Abbott building. Give them
a call.
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F1GHrs.- A, considerable
quantity of bug juice was ad-
ministered to the freedmen on
Saturday, and the consequence
was there were several fights.
No damage.
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THE town has been crowded
with country people in atten-
ance on the criminal court dur
ing the entire week. The prin-
cipals and witnesses in all the
bail cases were summoned to
appear on the first day of the
term. The Jail cases were first
taken up, and have occupied
the attention of the court up to
the present time, Friday; mean
while the witnesses and princi-
pals have been kept in town at
a heavy expense to themselves.
This certainly is a great hard
ship, as the crops are needing
all the attention they can get.
We merely state the facts in the
case without attempting to
blame any one. Just where
the fault lays we are not pre-
pared to say.
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AT the regular July meeting
of the Brenham Pomona Grange
the time of meeting was chan
ged from the Ist to sd Saturday
in each month.
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DIED.-In this city, on We'd
nesday morning, of congestion,
EMMA, Oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Del Perkins.
Miss Emma was an interest
ing child of twelve or thirteen
years of age. The bereaved
parents have the coincidence
and sympathy of the BANNER in
their affliction.
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CHANGERS AND PLANTERS
WAREHoUsE.-We take pleas
ure in calling attention to the
card of Mr.. N. Kavanaugh, who
continues business at his old
stand. Mr.. K. came to this
county in 1871 and has been
engaged in planting and mer-
chandising ever since. He To-
Gated in Brennan in 1867. He
is so well and favorably known
that is unnecessary to say more.
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ScHGNAU BARBECUE.-A So
cial barbecue and dance will be
given near CarmichaPs store at
Industry, on Saturday, Septem-
Der 9TH. A general invitation
IS extended to the public. The
well-known hospitality of the
the people of Austin county is
a sure guarantee that pleasant
time will be had.
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A WRITER in the Galveston
Nraqs says he has visited twcn-
ty-five counties since the adj
journment of the Austin con-
vention, and finds absolutely no
interest manifested in the politi-
cal outlook. People generally
are disappointed, and had rath-
er no nomination had been
made for governor.
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FOR JULY.
STILL LOWER.

Linen trimmings IeH and Isc per yard
Spanish Lace scarfs 75c each.
White MarseilIes Quilts ST. 50.
Darlington Dress Goods roc per yard.
organdies do. do. 5cper yard.
Figured Corded Picquex Iz,zc per gard.
Silk Parasols only ST. 90.
Lace Collars and CUFFS new so cents.
5 Button Lyle Thread new IS cents.
New lot of button Kid Gloves rs cents.
Gents nice Cashmere Suits $40 90.
A nice white Shirt 81 IS.
Straw Hats cheap, cheap.
Nobby styles in mems Boots and Shoes,
Ii at