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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-06
KENDALL,S SPAWN CURE.

TSTATE NOTICE.-Noticei is hei eby given
II that letters OF Administration have sbeen
granted on the estate of Samuel Daniels late oi
Wheatheld twp. Perry county, Pa, deceased, to
Sarah Ann Daniels, residing In same township
p. o. address. DuncannOn
All persons Indebted TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payment and those having
claims, 10 present them for settlement
SARAH ANN DANIELS
Q. j. I. MISTIRE, Atty. Administrative.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-06

REATTV'C ORGANS lS useful stots 3 sets
bEA ~ reeds only s65. Pianos st2I mp.
A-Illustrated catalogue free Address BEATTY,
Washington. N. j. l9Aly
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INDIvIDUALpoISrs.
HromInent People Here and Her,
N .Ab0uIs. tl.

HrominRnt People Here and Here
Ab0ulS. rI d
Col. steen Thompson is in town.
Miss Mary VGrdy Ia visiting friends it
Pittsburgh.
Col. 7. J. West, OF the %PeniLentiary
was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. ]. 9, Baker and family left Tor Win,
chester, Virginia, last night.
General Robert White and children
will leave to-day for Romney.
Commodore Ed. Hornbrook has re,
turned from q visit to Kansas City, Mo.
W. L. Russell, Of the Fort Pitt boiler
wotks Of Pittsburgh left for home yester'
day.
Mrs. W. X. Pendleton and Mrs. ]. r.
Lamar, Of Bethany, were Ia the city yes
terday. ri ~ tA'rTt -
John Il. Mendoza James NELL have
returned from a hunting Trip It Braxton
County! iyC Nliq n 4 NIii5s u
Il. P. DuCloB, q prominent insurance
man Of Hartford, Conn.,, Is at the New
Mcclure House.
Prof. John Steele, OF Parkersburg, is the
guest Of his father, Rev. Samuel Steele,
North Whssling. /
VIM. Linch, SEN, who has been very I'll
OF late, is now recovering, q fact which will
be read with pleasure by many friends.
Mr.. Thomas Lindsay and wife, OF Wik.
insbufg, Pa, who have been visiting the
parents Of the latter, Mr.. aud Mrs. For.
syth, returned home Monday. l.ltl}a
Will Cushing, accompanied by bis
mother and Mrs. Dr.. Bates and the Misses
Sadie and Jessie Bates, and Annie Herd.
eSty, leave In the morning for Rawley
Syringe. In
Major John Ritter, one OF the most
popular gentlemen who aver stood
behind o bar, now In the employ OF Capt.
Russell, leaves to-day for an extended trip
In the Eastern cities.
Miss Minnie walters, a charming and
popular Island belle, daughter Of Geo.
Walters, Esq, OF South Broadway, left
yesterday for an extended visit to her
sister, Mrs. Gebhart, Of Cumberland, Md.
The 1NrELLlGENoRR notes With regret the
death OF Mr.. +. NJ, Dawson, OF Kihgwood,
Ibis State, father Of Mt WIN. o. Dawson,
Of the Preston county Journal, and himself
a former prominent and useful citizen OF
that section. r. aI.
MI. George Bordeaux was yesterday
appointed Manager Of the Belmont Nail
Factory by the Boatd Of Directors, vice
Samuel Whilesides, deceased. We ION.
grAtulate tie Board on their appointment
and the factory hands on the acquisition
Of q superior manager.
John g. Chandler, a prominent Bali.
moteanj II. 7. DnClsse, superintendent
Of the Hartford Lie Insurance Company
A. r.. FenhAcy, u The Norton
Iron Works at Ashlahd; Col. John
Hines, Of New York; Dr., Gao,
B, MofIett, Of Patksnbutp; F, A. Dill
worth, Eeqn Of Pittsburgh: Commodore
". H. {. Milford, Of New York; Geo, Al
Sheets And family, Of Concord, Pa, COL
A. H. Ohllds, Of P~lttSbufgh, and NJ, L,
sChafret, Of Austin, ". Va, where on Inc
New Mcclure House register yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

A few novelties In the shape Of pear
and melons have been introduced since
our last report, but otherwise the market
remains as usual. The attendance Is very
large and the display fair. A commission
merchant said to us yesterday; "Whesl
Ing has become a very considerable ship.
per Of all market commodities within
year or two, and this has a tendency Il
keep up prices. This 10 the reason why
such high rates have obtained this year,
Fouls, Butler, 6c.-Live chickens, 20a25C
apiece; eggs 123c per dozen; lard, l3t
per poundj butter, at loo per pound
choice, zoe.
N0adbk1.-New cabbage 5al0c per
head ;hew potatoes loo per hall peck on.
Iona, 90c per halfpeck new onions 30 per
bunch; new peas Sc per quarter peck;
new rhubarb 3 punches &c; radishes
3 bunCheB for 1907 tomatoes 25s90c q
quarter peck dried beans, Sal0c pei
quartz white beans, So per quart,
string beans 10a16c per peck; CuCumbers,
10a20c per doz; corn, 12c doz.
MdbLBeef 8 10 12Aa15c per pound;
lamb chops 15a1SC; mutton, l0al5a2OC per
pound; chops, 1Oal6c per pound; veal, 10
Al5c per pound; pork, 10a121c per pound;
smoked sturgeon loo per pound; sausage,
10a121c per pound; breakfast bacon,
124 per pound shoulder, 1Oc per pound;
ham, 12ta14c per pound %heef.tongues, 4Oa
doc each canned beef, $50 per 2.pound
cans, Rpound cans, 81 90.
Ff4ia-New apples, % cents per
peck blaCkberrles, ~ ,centa q quart or
90 cents per basket pine apples 15a8OC
each; new pears, COO a peck lemons 80
aGOC per dozen; oranges, 4OA50c per
dozen yatermelonS, 15l36c each; cante.
loupes, ba20c each.
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A RapliDt m~iuISlsr's Experiences.

lam q Baptist Minister, and before l even
thought Of being q Clergyman | graduated in
medicine, but lett q lucrative practice for my
present profession 40 year, ago. was fol
many yGHra o sufferer from quinsy Thomas
Eclsctfio Oil cured md,m Twas also troubled
with hoaneness, and Thomas fclectric Oil
always relieved me, Ny wife and child had
|diphtheria, and "ThomRs' Electric OIL cured
them " aud II taken In time 1t will CureSeven
times out Of ten, AM confident It 10 q cure
for the most obstinate cold or cough, and II
any one will take . small teaspoon and hall
fiji 1t with the OIL, and then place the end oil
the spoon In n nostTil and draw the OIL oul
Of tho spoon intJ the head by shifting rs hard
~ they can, until the OIL falls over into the
Throat, and practice that twice 4 week, ] don't
care how Offensive their head may be, 1t will
clean II out and cure their catATrh, For deal.
ness and eArachG II has done wonders TO my
certain knowledge. 1t Is the only medicine
dubbed patent medicine that / have ever felt
like recommending, and am very anxious to
see 1t in every place, for ! tell you that would
not be without 1t In MY house for any oOnsid-
Grafton, | am o suffering with a pain like
rheumatism In my right limb, and nothing
relieves me like Thomas Eclectrlc OIL.
DR., =. +, CRANE,
Cory, Pa,
Sold by LAuEhlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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In the First Branch Mr.. Hall asked for
the reading Of the paper that was re-
tanned by the Second Branch at ls meet
ing on the 18th inst, and which subse.
quently appeared in both Of the morning
papers. This paper was read, on motion
Of Mr.. Simpson, by Clerk GallIgan in the
most melIiluoua tone.
The report was attentivsly listened to,
and the action o.! the Second Branch was
Concurred In.
The report Of the Committee on Lights
was rejected. Mr., Hall then offered the
following resolution, and spoke at length
and Iavorably on the subject OF cheap gas:
ReSOived, That Tie Communication Of
the gas trustees be referred to the Com
mittee on Ordinance, with Instructions to
amend the existing ordinance IN relation
10 the Gas Works go az 10 conform there
10, and make such other amendments to
suit existing circumstances.
The resolution carried with but one dis.
senting voice.
The offer OF Nj. +. J.. Stone 10 dedicate
ground enough 10 the city To open up o
street to the new fair grounds, referred to
In the last Council proceedings report, was
brought up by Mr.. Hall,
Mr.. Simpson thought that the matter
was not properly before this branch oil
the Council. II was not acted on at the
last meeting on account OF Mr.. Stones oil.
fer mot being in writing, The following
| mn tha Wanit -l =
To he Honorable Mayor and Council Of
Wheeling:
GENTLRMEN:-l propose 10 open up and
dedicate 10 public use South Front street
from its present terminus 10 the south line
OF my land 10 the width OF forty. FIVE feet,
on condition that the city OF Wheeling
will straiHhten said South Front street and
make the same Of uniform width from its
angle at Carolina street 10 the Suite Fair
Grounds and make the twelve foot alley
north Of my brick house Q private alley.
Said alley was opened by me at the time
the roadway war on the bank Of the river,
and 40 ! own the property on the bank OF
the river-and % ! own tho property on
both sides and the river road Is washed
away II is not OF Use 10 the public now nor
ever can be, since Carolina Rtreet, o short
distance above, is opened fifty feet wide
to- the river.
There will be no expense 10 the city In
this, excepting the costs Of the survey and
the recording Of the deed OF straighten.
ing the same. The survey has been made,
and was submitted 10 Council at It's last
meeting, and as approved by myself, the
Oily Surveyor and managers Of tho State
Fair Grounds.
tSigned1 E. ]. STONE.
The resolution %instructing the supetin.
tendent Of Water Works 10 extend the
4.inch water pipe one hundred feet into
the new Fair Grounds, was rejected.
The resolution offered by Commdriord,
that the Superintendent OF the Water
Works report the condition OF the ma.
Chinery, &C., once a month In writing, was
%Concurred In.
The bill for stone bought from Mr.,
Prince was ordered 10 be paid.
The resolution asking for Q box sewer
on Eighteenth street, between Market and
Chapline street, was referred 10 the Com.
miLtee on Streets, Alleys and Grades.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

PTrsBuRaH, July ls.-River IS inches
ard stationary, Weather clear aud warm,
CINCINNATI, July l9.-River 7 feet and
stationary. Weather fair aud WaFm. De-
p~Rrted-sidney, Wheeling.
CAIRO, July 19.-ATrived: ]. B. MAnds
81, Louis, Departed; Maude, Memphis
River 10 feet and rising, Weather clear
Thermometer ss deg.
LOUISVILLE, July 19,-Rfver falling with
4 feet scant in the canal and 2 feet scSnl
in the schultz on the falls, Business dull
Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived:
Mary Houston, Cincinnati; Rover, Din
Clnnsti. Departed; Virgie Lee, Cincin
natl; Rover, H%awsrsvills.
ST, LOUIS, July l9-ArriVed - Jay
Gould and barRes, New Orleans; Alice
Brown and TOW, Cairo. DepaTted-Geu
City and Alice Brown, Cairo; Maggie
Illinois river; Belle Of Memphis Vicks
burg, River about stationary with 81 fee
9 inches by gauge, Weather clear AMI
warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

The Secretary Of State yesterday issued
a certificate Of incorporation 10 the web
Virginia Mining Company for The put
posi- Of buying, mining, shipping, trans
porting and selling CoAlj OF buying, leAs
Ing, using and BublSLtihg coal lands, and
buylpg,owning and opefatihgsteamef and
bAiges III connection with such coal bust
ness or "a general carriers, and OF con,
duCllng the merchandise business and oil
other business operations. The principal
office shall be In Charleston, Kanawha
county, and this certificate shall expire
June 20, 1881.
Twenty five thousand dollars has been
subscribed and g, 800 paid In for the puf.
poses ni incorporation and the privilege
oiinCrOaBtns 10 100000 granted,
The shares are 500 each 81 which r. o.
N. Lowell holds ons hundred shares, VIM.
N. Lowell seventy Eve shares, ], B. Lowell
ten shares, all Of Uovlngton, KY, ], B.
Lowell, Madden, W, Va, fifty shares, and
GLE, jackson, Cincinnati, fifteen shares.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

our mau AioasI TaWHT Jouipgs OF
Gossip ard GOipgH on.

GOssIp . GOipkh Op'
The Excelsior FiAbing Club will leave
for thu headwatera Of Big Greek thia
morning. 2 W.. GlsLl 3
PooL selling will continue this evening
at H~slmbrighfH billiard ToomA 4 at
Lshnert's saloon.
Mr. GARDINER, R9bt, Luks's under
taksr, who was sun struck some time ago,
Is able to be around again. rar
The Science on her last up trip brought
1000 buckets Of b~lsckberTies, and was
crowded with other freight
sO1PIcRR MoRRIs yesterday shot q large
Newfoundland dog belonging to the Nc
Gannons, IN Seventeenth street.
THE Presidents OF the various boat
clubs are requested to keep all boats and
khells of the river Thursday afternoon
during the time OF the boat race.
JAMES swEENEY, JR,, Of Water street,
was fined S. and costs yesterday morning
lin Police Court, because he refused TO an:
liver questions asked him by the Board oil
Assessors.
THE funeral Of Robert Johnston was
largely attended yesterday afternoon from
his residence In North Wheeling, the Sc
cret societies to which he belonged turn
ing out largely. .r
0RBIcBR Morris says he purposes ar,
resting the boys who are In the habit o.
lodging on Eighteenth street, east o.
Jacob, and on JScoh, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth. Come down on Market,
Dominick, and try the statues there,
THR property Of J. A, Miller, Esq, on
18Th street, was sold yesterday to Herman
Hess for $500. Also " feet oil ground be
longing TO Jane E. Beymer' was sold e
lJo6n Park, EGq, for $3.50. Terms cash
Sold by Alexander Bone, real estate agent
GREAT complaint Is heard Of the loafnl
alter night on the lumber piles in Arm
strong, Ooen 4 Cos yHrds,on Market street
above Tenth. LRdies cannot pass Withou
being subject 10 insult. We have sect
simitar cases cured by the fee use OF
revolver by gentlemen esCorttng lAdlei
past.
JAcK CowLE, Of the P~ostofiCs, say
the most valuable piece Of male matter BIZ
ever handled was . package which arrived
ut his house this week, It was slightly
over eight and q halt pounds over thu
legal weight four pounds usually permitted
by Uncle Sam, but 1t wal allowed to g
through on account Of jacks being con
neCled with the department
THERE were fifteen opponents 10 reduC
tion in the price Of gas last night In thu
Second Branch ss follows: BurdattS
OfaFk, Commerford, Davis, Grogan, Hab
etdsld, Haller, Kimberly, Laughlin
Prince, s~choCkey, Smith, Walter, Water
house and Scott, and II Is u signihcan'
fact that nine Of these opponents Of TIT
reduction do not use an inch OF gas, viz,
CLARK, C~ommerford, Grogan, HSberteld
. Kimberly, Prince, SchoCkey, Smith anC
. Waller, w ri " ,
ppy ppovvvp,a csmn msstinv at Mar
unia Ear,y IA nroorssSipo dnsiv. He state
sHts Ls'pry 80 ns!n"J 80 n,oacI,o,
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TnE Hartford Lie and AnnulLv 1papf.

THR Hartford Lille and Annuity 1nsur.
ance Company, an old conservative and
progressive company, having S143 iol
every $lOO liability, 0 showing almost I'm.
equaled, and working q new plan known
a. the gsaiSty Fund eysten," one, we
may well say, that 10 destined to Bupersede
old lie insurance, writing Under Il Ia the
year 1880 nearly az much new business Dc
oil other Hartford companies combined,
was yesterday licensed by The insurance
department Of this State. We Welcome II
10 West Virginia. The name Of the man.
ager tof this State will be announced 10.
morrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

An alteration arose, laat evening, DO,
tween Amos Fritz and "PuHgy," OF
George Francis, at the upper Riverside
mill, In the sixth ward, and, coming Ia
blows, Francis drew a revolver and shot
Frltz In the wrist. Dr. Pipes removed
the ball, and officer WilliSms arrested
Francis and took him before Squire Muir.
rim. lie was seat 10 jail, In default Of
$500, lor q future hearing, Francis is said
10 have killed a tnAn lone time ago In thia
neighbothaod, and served d term In the
penitentiary. He 10 an employe Of the
Rivetaide mill,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

Shortly before twelve O'Clock last nigh
a racket wal heard in an alley leading Ut
from Eotr street between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth street BY two gentlemen who
were passing BY. Meeting NlRhtwRtch,
mat Wilcox they appfised him Of The
fuss and AZ he arrived On the scene the
faint light afforded by The lev stars showed
apoupls Of polofel men ruShtng ont tawAtd
Tie Central Glass Works and two iemales
oil the ZANE nationality ID close pursuit.
There was no evidence Of attempted bur.
glAty and In consequences no arrests were
made,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

They may relieve, but they can't cure thu
lame bach, for the kidneys are the trouble
and you want a remedy to act directly OF
their secretlons, 10 purify and restore theil
healthy condition. Kidney.woft has tia
specific ACTION and at tile same time 1t regu,
lAtes the bowels perfectly. Don't walt TO get
sick, but get a package to-day, and cure your
self. Either liquid or dry for sale at the drug,
gists.- BinghdmtOn Republican. AwF4w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

You have allowed your bowels to become
habitually costiye, your liver has become tor
pid, the same thing ais your kidneys, and
you are Just used up. Now be sensible get 1
package Of Kidney: Wort, take II faithfully
and soon you will forget that you have any
such organs, for you will be a we'll man.
Album ArQuI. MWRAW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

the Gas Works from the hands Of q mon
Op0ly and The gradual reduction Of the
pfiru 10 iis present statua. he alluded 10
gu editorial in the LNTRLlldIAcER some
time ago, in which the appointment Of
Boards Of Control was urged, and said
that the limited revenues Of the CITY Tor
bads the indulgence Of such Injuries;
Mr., Robinson said II We must have
money from these works Tor the purpose
Of f1ing streets, alleys and grades, let Us
in our power put up the price toSWRnd
get money enough TO hx up the streets.
Mr., Duuning spoke very torelbly in IA
Vor OF q reduction.
Mr., LApghliA said II thsre was anybody
who came 10 the discussion Of the gas
question without any prejudice, It was
himself. "IhetTustees have done their part
well, and l say we'll done, good and faith.
full servants, There are no further means
OF raising revenue. The works have been
pushed as far as possible, and | think in
Justice TO the city 1t would be unWise 10
ritter away the little sourCe Of revenue
that is lett" He then undertook TO shoW
how Cheaply the houses In the city were
lighted, and from this attempted 10 de.
monstrate the inexpediency Of q reduc.
ton OF the present,
A vote was then taken on the question
or the inexpediency Of q reduction IS fol-
lows: In favor Of sustaining the present
price-Messrs. BurdAtts, CLARK, Conner
lord, Davis, GrogSn, HAberisld, HalleT,
Kimberly, LAugblin, Prince, SchoGksy,
Smith, W~Rterhouse, Walter and Scott-l5;
agsinst the pTesent priCe-Dunning, Each,
struth, Hildreth, Hoffman, Robinson,
Steele and WingeTter-7. So the resolu'
ton was carried,
Nj, Kimberly moved that the minority
report be laid upon the table, bat with
drew his motion in order to allow Mr.,
Hildreth an opportunity to make Q motion
to allow the minority report to 20 10 the
First Branch.
On the yea and nay vote on this propo'
sitton, MssSrs, Duuning, EsChstruth, Hill
dreth, Halter, Hoffman, Robinson, Steele
and Wingerter voted yea, and Messrs
BuTdats, CLARK, CommeItord, Davis, Gro
gan, Haber6eld, Kimberly, Laughlin
Prince, sChockey, Smith, Waterhouse
Walter and Scott voted against its going e
that Branch,
Mr., Hildreth then moved that he have
leave to withdraw his report, but Mr.
Kimberly objected and talked OF parliar
msntAry usage In such matters.
Mr.. Robinson said that II hardly become
Mr.. Kimberly 10 talk Of such usage when
there had been q fragrant violation Of 1t In
taking up the mSjorily report fret, where
as the minority should have been fra
considered.
A recommendation from the COMMITTEES
on Police that an additional policeman BIZ
placed In the Third ward was rejected.
Mr.. Hildreth's resolution that thu
Water Works be put under q Board O.
Control did not prevail, and OF 10 O'Clock
this BIAnch adjourned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

A fortunate younE red.headed farmer
named Alexander B. MGOroBky, Of Somer.
vile, Tenn, drew $4,000 In the June
drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery.
He Immediately collected his money from
M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, and
resumed blowing, WhU will be the nextH
DLW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

This is The time when a Turkish bath IA
. real luxury, It brings goodness, strength
and health. My Turkish baths, 14l8 Mar.
ket street, are equipped with every nee.
essety convenience. Good shampooefs
and prompt and courteous attention, Tfy
them. F, F. HiegiNa, ptOhIS.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., July 2O.-1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer and fair weather; variable winds
mostly south TO wet, stationary or lever
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes: Warmer aid fair
weather; winds mostly south to west, sta.
tionAtY or lowet bArometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

The following deeds III fee were admit.
led to record In the Recorders Office
yesterday:
Deed made April Let, 1881, BY John
Rlne aud vile to William Rine, lot about
Tires acres Of land in Liberty township;
$4,000.
Deed made May 2s!h, 1881, by Louis
Bauer and vile to Theodore Bauer for the
north tWsnty feet of the south half OF lot
Q, In square o. OhurchillB addition, for
allh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

Buy only the best, IL ID the cheapest In
the end. All cheOp baking powders now
on the inaAket are sure 10 create dyspepsia.
Ask your grocer for Acme Pure Cream
Tartar Baking Powder and take no other,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

Mrs. Ira Mulholland, Albany N. Y, writes
"For several years / have suffered from Oft.
recurring bilious headaches, dyspepsia, and
complaints peculiar 10 my sex. Since
using your Burdock Blood Bitters l an en-.
tirely relieved" Price 81 CO., trial size, 10
cent?. N'
Sold by Laughlln Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-20

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
Ia FORTUNE, EIGHTH GRAND DlsTRIBU.
TON, CLASS II, ATNEw eRLEANs, TUEsDAY,
AUGUST 9th, iSSi-l35th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated iu 1865, for Is years by the LegiSlA.
turo Tor Educational and Charitable purpoSes-With
q capital Of Si,O0o, OOO-to which . reserve fund SiovOr
$4,000 has Since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote, IL franchise wal
made o part Of the present state Constitution Adopted
December ID, A. D. IS7V. u
1TsaRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAwNasw will
take place monthly. " ION
Hnssr Aata y po.tpoast. Look Athths following
Distribution. na
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000, llN
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS BACH
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|WHREEA AND TWo.sPRING pTIS
4 TONS, bugsisl, and alNo three .S1onii lAL
Spring wagons and four h TSes. WIN Nh Tsgsna.-sN
enable J W. FEkREL, Cor. Min EBl ~ ~