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a Wo4ANs PEsJCRY FRoaLFEAR OF HER
HUsBASD.-Yesterday the case OF Mary Hall,
indicted for perjury, was before Judge Cox, In
the Criminal COurT. Oh demurrer filed by Mr.
A. Ii. Williams. When Judge Bundy was hold
BuIch was brought before him, charged with
running a policy shop. The witness. Mary
Hall, was accompanied 10 the court house by
her husband, Thomas Hall, VINO was inter
ested IN the trial on account OF the policy shop
having oeen Kept on his premises. The evidence
OF the woman was proven TO be false, and she
was subsequently, indicted for perjury. Mr..
%liuafns raised tue point that her testimony
was given under coercion and fear OF the nus
band, who was present when she testified. The
Court took the same view OF the case and sus.
tailed the demurrer.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-SOld by r. A.
Golden, agent, since our last report:-7O OtD
behring's a. $3.50 to So per thousand; $500 snai.
from 80 to SIC per hundred.
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KNOX, the halter OF New York, IS a friend
OF 81. JACOBS Oh. 1t cured his wife's rheum =
u:m.
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Transfers of Real Estate,

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follow:
Betty CAM TO Johanna BieoeT, part Beatty d
RaT klns' addition TO Georgetown; s.. Geo
NJ. Nichols to VIM. +. Poulton, trustee, part lo5
S, so. $50; 5. VIM. F. Poulton 10 Susan
Fitzgerald, parts lots and s, So $685. 8 q.
j. johnson to q. II. Turner, sub. 1O1 So. Is;
sl.3I5. c. G. Glover to Christiana Queen, SUBJ
IS, So. IS9; "A ,4G4. L. M. Taylor, trustee to q.
W. Ctermehle, part 2, so. 400: SC. 200. Trustees
Prfsbytery Of Washington to Susan }. Bav-
eridge, subs, % to rs, SO. 562; s.. j. w. Pill
lice R i2 to YIN. Mayse. lot H. ST. 1895; s..
L. j. Hall to NJ. Nelenda Chapman, lot 81, SUBJ
So. .20; $. James K. Taylor TO James NJ.
Wright, lot Il, sub. res. 10; $50 Lucy York 10
j.. /. AImSs, pit. lot 4. So. $40; 8, 500. j. T.
ATmts 10 j.. &. Weide, same properly; s., 800.
Louisa and Mary E. Simmons to ". II. Wheeler,
lot ~, So 1871 S20oG Elizabeth b. Luttrell 10
$4,000; j. W. Filling TO Georslna thomas, lot
70, SUD. Of lots in sd. 1919; q, 800.
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY held its annual
met ting at the congregational church. last
night, the president, S. E. Middleton, in the
ch3Ir; Nj. T. Reichenbacn, secretary. rne
IouoWing officers were elected: S. E. Middle
tuu. president; Fl. L. Prince, vlce-presdent: f.
ReicheI bach, secretary; w. 2. Dunwo0dr,
treasurer; J. Bellows, librarian; A. Gloetzner,
conductor; E. 81. Taylor w. Ii. Fraser, and
DR.. j. 7. Winter, members of the executive
board
KNOX the halter OF New York, is friend
Oh 81. JACOBS Oh. 1t cured his wifeS rheum -
u:m.
WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
1oloen, agent, since our last report:-7O tui
behring's a. sl.5O to 81 per thousand; $500 sna1.
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6. N. TOWSON.

NIL South eide. near 7th st.
United CO-PAkTNERsHIP - The uuaer.
copsftneIship for the sale OF lce under the name
OF firm OF washington and Georgetown Ice 90. No
bills or accounts will be paid unless upon written
order Gig ned John Leetch. Treasurer. Office, No.
S2A y ater street GEORGETOWN, d. O. JOHN
LEGTOB, T. +. HARK4R. n. xINHLOW. feb6
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DON'T have your carpets whipped to pieces
Chace, Gle Louisiana ave, cleans them without
injury.
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MAsINE BAND at Drivers tonight.

STABEFD WITH AN OYSTER KNIFE - ThIs
morning, In the Police Court. Robert MCGEE. an
eiutrIy |Dlte man, was charged WITH assault
Ng, Win intent 10 Kill. Francis s. Rickard on
the .th Gay OF this month. Mr.. Rickard stated
tnal ne Keeps restaurant. and McGee came
In aLe, without any prOvocation. stabbed witt
n.y.. IN IA !ne IeIt breast ne ar the heart with an
oyster knife. OrIioer tt,,I-, testified 10 arreSaug
the defendant at BIZ house, and fndinp al
oyster knife ara pistol The case was sent to
the grand jury, under $500 bonds.
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a CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION has been
nieu Incorporating society TO be known as the
Iniesit ssigc co operative Association OF the
Dlseict Oh Columbia The object of the asSO-
ton IS 10 encourage spirit of enterprise 10
:. ales aho mechanical arts, to ineulcate pr!n-
LUIS VI uomestc economy, and TO engage In a
Dgsthess OF general merchandise and other
WISE promote the material interests of the
H H L. d. Douglas, X. C. Cookley, 4 w.
SIomWeu, j. Patterson, g. W. Rsnfro +.
Dim, Jas. Hanneo, DR.. A. T. AugusIa ana r.
L. Douglas are the incorporators. A~ ="
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n YAAhHNDVN
~ SARATOGA SPRINGS N. Y, kN
VIII open for the reception of guests June ksss4
!. with improvements and new passenger e!eyat?r.
Ed P. Harris. of Wizards Hotel. Washington,
and Hotel Brighton. O0ney Island Charles Lose
Washington. m7-2m
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NIL 500 Market Space
7 AWNs! LAyyNg! LAWNS!
IL FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS.
FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS
- FIGURED LINEN LAWNS
ONE THOUSAND Il. 00G) PIKOES OF NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS
The CHEAPEST AND LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF NEW LAWNS Ia WASHINGTON. 5, g. 8,
10, u. Is, Is, 20; Is.
INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable White Goods
for ladies' and Childrens Dresses 20. rs,
BLACK FRENCH LAWNS, %.
LINEN for BOYS wear, Is.
PURE WOOL CLOTH for Boys, IS.
IMMENsE AssoRT MENT OF sins.
colors, only so.
Black and white striped sILKs, only 80.
COLOREO SATINS, rs.
SATIN De LYON, 81. Is.
PURE SILK COLORRD BROCADES 81 90.
BLACK SUBAH SILKS, extremely wide, 81 90.
Our 81 90, SLIPS and 81 80 BLACK SILKS ARE
THE CHEAPEST IN WAsHINGTON.
NEW PARASOLs. (''MERCkUES." lined with
Gold. Cream. Blue, White, Black and Garnet
Wide double width Pure Wool CHUDDA SERSF.
in beautiful spring shades. only 80.
Pure Wool LACE BUNTINGS. in all colors, wide
double width, 80.
Two hundred l20U pieces Of Beautiful MADRAS
GINGHAMS, the largest assortment in Wash
ington. GAhYEH'S,
miZ Ill Market Space.
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THE DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL CONTENTION
Will convene at the Foundry E Churca "a
evening at S O'Clock, Rev. b. z. Brown p. E..
presiding. The opening sermon will be
by Rev. Dr.. AmeS, on the Purpose
and Work OF the sunday SCHOOL, The seconi
session VIII De Wednesday from 10 o, m
Short essays will be read py prominent Sunday
school workers upon subjects OF interest cou-
Hected with sunday school WORK. Third session
In the evening from TO 10 p. m. General dls-
cusston. Fourth session Thursday from TO
p. no. Short essays addressed TO Sunday sch Dol
workers Fifth session May 26Lh from TO IN
p. 20. General discussion OF the ess AVS OF tie
AFTERNOON session. Question drawer. Pracl-
cal difficulties met With BIZ teachers
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pUY TIE MYSTERY" SHIRT.-They are
40 made Of fret-class muslIns, such as New
Iork Mills. Wamsutta, and Northumberland
third or fourth rata goods stamped wsmsutta
When you buy the MYSTERY" SHIRT You get
first class Muslin snd the best Sound Heavy Linen
you get them home you can return them ana YET
your money.
LINEN COLLARS, fiuest quality and latest styles
OILY 81 80 Per dozen; six for rs cents
SILK NECK WEAR. cheaper than ever.
very fine ALL LINEN HASDkERCHIEFS, Is
ceuts. worth 40, at
MEGINNISS,,
mI2 lOO2 F. street north, sest
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WI, N. BROWN III. CLaGETT.
formerly SIT Market space. Formerly 9J4 7th st.
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1OHDAN'S w. 8. SPRINGS,
- ETEPHENSON'S DEPOT p. o,
VIRGINIA,
viii be opened FIRST OF JUNE. Pam-A
phIets at the Riggs House, Ebbitt House YE.21Av
and Star Office. l.s.SsH /
m7-1na e G.. JORDAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-24

NEW DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL BAEGAINs IN BLACK REpoADs
EILKE.
BLACK SATIN DE LYON.
COLCREp {"
BLACK SATIN DUCHEeS.
BLACK AND COLORED SURAR SILKS.
NUNS BLACK YELLING.
Fun Nnes CT ell kinds O. first Class DIZZY GOODS
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
TssUEXEL. CLARK = Co.,
apIs SOB Market suacs.
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REEIGSAJlONt {. Crusoe VIII speak on this
RESIGNATION? subject. Where win RESIGNATION
hES!iNaJ ION. finally pl sce our friends? Sap
RESIGNATION rOseBohI ngersoll resigns Whe-e
RESIGNATION. Will / e to?
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Liebig Co.'s Coca Reef Tonic
VIII re- onstruct the most shattered and en-
feebled, reinvigorate the aged and infirm. AM
make slck}y children blooming and healthy,
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ASTHMA s ss:ss;S asS

Dr.. Stinson's AsthmaRemedy
is unequaled as q positive
Alternative and cure for
Asthma and Dvspepsia
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BRILLIANT RESULTS

There Cannot he Found in the Journals
AIRY school of medicine an accouf of sue
brilliant Cures as has hcen made by
MOELLER'S
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TRANSFER LINE.

The services o. the beware d
Horne transfer line is rendered to
the public for all kinds of hauling to
and from the depot, mi "er any
part of the city. Floats drays and
lines ample for all demands. The
proprietors will see that the inter
ests of their patrons are well cared
for. Call on them when you want
any hauling done. diff
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Sanger Bros. for oil cloths.
Troublesome Children,

That are always wetting their beds
ought not to be scolded and punished
for what they cannot help. They need
a medicine having a tonic effect on the
kidneys and the urinary organs. Such
a medicine is Kidney Wort. it has
specific action. Do not fail to get it
for them.-FXchange
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-19

Matthews, Massey & Blades enjoy
an enviable distinction as house and
sign painters. They never slight
their work, but always do an honest
lob. my12
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PROVISIONS.

The provision markets have under
gone a reaction during the week, being
for the last five days almost uniformly
strong and advancing. The rise has
been steady but slow, and appears to
have reference TO the advance in corn
and moderate arrivals of hogs at pack
ing centcrs. Hogs have also advanced
moderately.
1t does not appear that there is any
confidence III existing values, but the
advance seems to he due to the imme-
diate state of trade A shortage of
27O,00O,0OO HIS i'll exports between
March and November is due chiefly
to high prices,
rrrr ,y,r ..poCpp,- ,I,pr-rr
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Wholesale toys, fire crackers, roman
candles, rockets and all kinds of Christ
mas goods. Largest and best stock IN
the city. w. ID. WATKINS,
Waco. Texas.
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THE EXAMINER
WACO, TEXAS, NOVEMBER 10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
The Home and Foreign Mar.
kcfS XeStcrday--<se nerai
Reports.

EXAMINER OFFICE, November Is. :
The disagreeabIe weather to-day
operated against business, and 1t was
rather light in consequence.
COTTON TOPICS.
The following is an exhibit of the
Weld of seed cotton per acre and the
decrease of the same from last sea-
sons yield, as reported for November
l to the Louisville cotton exchange by
correspondents in the various states:
Less than
Seed cotton. last year.
Per acre. Per cent.
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Coffee like your mother makes, with
lunch and oysters to match, at the Cos
mopolitan, opposite Eikel & Bruestedt
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If you want to make your sweetheart
a handsome present go to John Il.
Horner to get it.
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The Most Potent, the Most Essential. and the
Most Eflec,ual Remedy for
Throat : Lung Diseases
Cures Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds
Group, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis and Consumption.
The best Lung and Health Rest0rer Ever
Used.
snou.es and Chamois skins.

Dear ladies, if you want an exquisite
toilet sponge or genuine chamois skin
for polishing your jewelry or silver
ware, come to Tucker " Willis's Lion
drup store
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Do Won Give II Up:

What made Pat Farrell move to Aus
tin avenue? Step around to his nobby
place and ask him.-Oct22tf.
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Fancy goods in a large variety at A.
Behrens.
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Perfumery of all kinds to be had at
Horner's drug store.
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Examine Horner's stock of per-
fumery, soaps, hair brushes, tooth
brushes and fancy goods of all kinds
before purchasing elsewhere,
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22,090 rolls of wallpaper, fresh and
new designs at Mathews, Masse II
Blades, No. l, Prather block, Austin
s+rnat
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Sn,,rrh of The Bladder.

Singing, smarting, irritation of the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupalba. Druggist de-
not
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You can get present for your wife
or husband at Horner's, No. % Public
Square.
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The following are the estimates of
the per centages picked to November l,
III connection with which we place
similar estimates of the exchanges at
the corresponding date of 1880:
Percentage Picked.
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Just received at Vienna Bakery an
invoice of delicious Baltimore oysters,
kept constantly on hand.-nol33t.
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Or. Dyes EIectro-Vo
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New crop Louisiana molasses,
just received by J. F. MARSHAL L,
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John G.. Horner is receiving presents
TOR all.
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Sanger Bros. for carpets.

New crop dates, just received by
J. T. MARSHALL.
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Fresh aINsicrs.

New crop Sicily lemons,
Just received by j. +. MARSHALL,
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EEcd-sBug~. Hsoaches,

Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mos
quitors, insects, etc, cleaned ont by
though on Rats" Fifteen cent boXc $
nj druggists.
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New crop citron, just received by
J. +. MARSHALL.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
New YORK, November 1S.-Noon-
Stock are dull, weak ana lower.
Money sac per cent. Exchange, long,
SLSO4; short, 1870. Bonds are
moderately active. Government bonds
are quiet and unchanged, except ex-
tended is, which are &c higher.
New YORK, November 1S-Money
5@6 1-32 per cent. Exchange, S4S015.
Government bonds are steady: new
5s, coupons, S102; new 415s, $1.1315;
new As, $l.164. State bonds moder-
ately active.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, November 1S.-NoOn-
Steady Uplands, 69-lGd; Orleans,
6 11-1Gd; sales, 1900 bales; spec
ulation and export, 1000; receipts,
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will never be bilious.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR


l'Uf"fN N"ErtaNi',)
absolutely certain IN Its remedial and acts
more promptly in curing all forms Of MaiaTiAl
diseases than calomri or qTinine, without
nyOf the injurious consequences which fol-
ow thrir use.
Iftakcu occasionally by persons exposed b.
Malaria
will cxpcI ,bc Poison aud rro'cc; Them
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The cause of the advance appears to
be the acceptance of accommodating
evidence of a heavy decrease in the
yield, as well as unfavorable weather
in the south.
Manufacturers in the east, west and
south are again marking up all brands
of sheeting, and the goods trade in all
quarters continues to be very active
and remunerative.
THE LOCAL COTTON MARX EFT.
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Bath and BarbershOD
PHIL BAIL, PROPRIETOR.

Best IN the city: services Al In all depart
meutS; charges moderate. Visitors are inVit-
ed to call Mons. Guspar and other accom-
Il i-hrd artists at sour command. 'Ihe
Cert al'' on Austin Avenua aptdti.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

Texas contains over 100000 head
of cattle, over 100000 of horses, and
about 100000 sheep. In cattle-rais-
ing it stands first among the states of
the Union, in horse-raising second, and
in sheep-raising third, if not second.
The travelling expenses of the 10000
drummcrs employed by the merchants
of the United States are S120,00O,0O0
Il wear. exclusive of salaries.
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PAINEuL OFFSPRiNG> OF MALsEIA!
and have their origin 10 "a ui-erlcrrd Liver,
which, lIuot regulated In time, great suffer
ng, wrctche,incss and death will cnsue.
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a. VGGELER & Co,
EaIiioLo-c. Nd u. =. 4
DpnTEn TIM So nam cIous aye {
U nO CO iON d.vriogm erts Of Nal
ria that people coutIn
FROM ualIy suffer from tht
nvNiuuS. poison when
MALARIA Ell. ..5 .'l '"':i i" '' 'a'i- =" ~ t

Cbills aud Fever, Headache,
Intermittent Fever, General Debility,
BiiOgs Fever, iaNSitude,
typhoid Fever, Nauses,
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and ali their attendant evils. 1t does not merely
afford temporary relief, out Is permanent cure
Mrs b. F. Lee of Belmore. o., says of it " dn
surprised al the speedy effects u your remedy IL u
he frst medicine sir years that has tOOSenef nl
cough and mate eIDsctordtion efsy. Inot0 steep at
rtgM iUithOun coughing" If your druggist does mo-
Keen IL send for treatise aud testimonials to
H. T.. n. PECK ~ CO.,
s5x RrOs.tHny, New York;
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nrcEIpTs nY RAIL TODAY.

II. and 7. c. Nine cars mer-
cars lumber; 4 cars cotton
seed; l car ties; l ear oil l car salt ;
car hams and bacon; l car stoves.
T. and ST. 1t hree cars merchan-
disc.
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LOCAL GRAIN HARKET.


Wool is steady; domestic fleece, 34@
4Sc; Texas, 16@32c.
THE LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
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Take "BLACK-DRAuGHT" and you
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The majority of the Ills Of the human
body arise from a arrangement of the
Liver, affecting both the stomach and
botceIs. In order tc -yJect u cure, it is
accessory TO ren,ore the GAUGE, Erregu-
lar and Sluggish action of the Bo,ceiS,
Headache, sickness at the Stomach, Pain
In the Back aud LoiRs, ETC., indicate thai
the Liver is at fault, aud that nature re-
ouirss assistance to enable this organ TO
thro,y off Impurities.
PrtckIy Ash Bitters are especially
compounded for tn IL purposs. They are
mild 81, their action aud effective as
cure; are pleasant 70 the taste aud taken
susily by both children and adults. Ia
ken according to directions, they are
safe aud pleasant cure for Dyspepsia,
General Debility, NabituaI Con-
situation, Diseased Kidneys,
etc, etc. asa BLOOD Purifier they
are superior to Gny other medicine;
cleansing the system thOrOughip, and
importing neIU life AID energy to che tn
vaIid. II Is a medicine aud not an
Intoxicating oeoerd9e.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST F0R FRIGgir ASH siTTfas,
and take no other. PRICE. sloo per Bottle.
MEYER BROS. & CO, SOLE PR0PRIE TORS.
ct Louis rcd Kansas City. Mo-
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Sanger Bros. for mattlngs.
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II. aud T. C.-Three cars merchan-
disc west and l east; 3 cars impressed
cotton east; 3 cars oats to New Orleans;
l car lumber west.
L. and st. L.-Fifty bales of cotton.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-05-11

more than value received, in live,
spicy, valuable family temperance
newspaper, once week for a year.
After some nine or ten subscri-
bers were secured, a Committee con-
sisting of Rev. E. ], Wilson and the
Chairman, Will A. Stricken, to in
crease the list and forward subscrip-
tions was appointed, and the
meeting closed with the benediction
by Rev. G. C. Wilding.
Having arranged with the 1O:4O
fast train to stop for us, midnight
found us at our homes again in our
little beds.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-05-11
Enforce the Law.

In every canvass where license
is in issue, liquor-dealers all say,
.'enforce the law, enforce the law :"
but whether license is granted or
not, their watchword is as below:
The saloon keepers in this place
are making no calculations or prep
arations to put up their shutters
on The LIST of May, and the general
expression is that they are going to
sell, license or no license. We re-
marked to one the other day that he
would soon have to close up, as the
law would be against him. He said
damn the law" which means,
literally interpreted, that twenty
or thirty men in this county pro-
pose to override the other %, 900 in
habitants and violate the law with
impunity.-Clarksburg Telegram.