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The Osceola times., 1881-02-05
OsccOia Rain Drops.

Lumber is on hand, and thu
work Of repairing the side walk
goes bravely on. Tally two for thu
bcer1s.
Heads Saw-mill boat has beer
at the landing during the week, do
ing . pretty iair business.
Mr.. ID. II. plltman made us Q
pleasant call last Wednesday, and
renewed his subscription to the
Times.
We were pleased to sec our old
friend, Capt. Andrews, in our town
during the week. He was on bis
way TO Ashport on business.
"A letter received from Mr.. &
j.. Pettey, who is attending the
Vanderbilt Medical College, al
Nashville, announces that he Is the
happy dad of o very fine, large
nine pound girl baby.
Ono drunk yesterday-the first
We have seen in over a month. The
young man, who hailed from the
lower end of the county, fortunate
ly for hlmsclf, had friends who
hurried him out of town before the
Marshal could get his weather eye
on him. Had he got into the clutch
cs OF tho minions of the law, he
would have Jared badly, as they
are AL aeariy.dead for fec.
Mr.. John T. Mathcs, who has
been attending the Law school and
received his diploma at the Nash
vile University, is temporarily so
journing IN our midst. John Is
looking around preparatory to set
tling down and expound'ng the law
TO the Arkansans. We bespeak
Tor him n warm welcome in any
part of tho state he may decide 10
locate.
The Board OF the Town Coun.
Gil met last Tuesday evening. Re-
corder Il. A. Blackwood being sick,
and Alderman Garlick absent in
Memphis, the quorum was TOO short
at one end TO transact much busi-
ness. Alderman II. II. McVeigh
was elected Recorder pro tem., and
the town charged up with one dol.
lar for service. Joe being absen,
the council concluded 10 adjourn
until next Monday evening, when
it was thought more charges would
be preferred; after which the board,
silently dissolved from view.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-05

New Home Sewing Machines,
Light Running, Automatic tension,
selfsetting needle, Call and exam.
inc at Miss FANNIE FLETCHtE's,
agent.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-05
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All persons living near rivers, lakes or swamp
and are subject to chilis and feyer-, will ind
Days Aguc Tonic quick and permanent rene
DIV
The Osceola times., 1881-02-05
E2EShS EESS.

murphy meetings every Sun
day evening at3 o'clock sharp. BY
order oi the President,
y. q. CARTwRIGHT, Sec'y.
The Osceola times., 1881-02-05

The Brittish-Atghan invasion
cost the sum OF $4,000, ,00O-more
than the whole territory is worth
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

Mn, THURMAN FOR 3 PER CENT
y day or two ago the New York Her.
ald alluded to Senator Thurman as
giving his vote and great experience
in favor of b and opposed to 3 per
cent. bonds. As the GAZETTE copied
the remark it is only just that
we should correct the misstatement.
ME- Thurman voted against the 81
per cent. and voted for per cent.
rate. He also voted to preserve
the 9TH section in the bill, on which
he spoke as follows
| hold in my hand a statement of the
unfunded debt of Great Britain, 31st of
March, 1850, prepared for the purpose If
answering certain questions Of the Amer.
lean Government. 1 desire to call at
l htlon TO this in connection with tbe
statement OF Secretary Sherman, that no
ponds OF any government have ever vet
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

OUR Law MAKERS have taken a new
departure, 1t seems to the mass of
the people in this county that there
can be but one true side to the ques>
ton of the passage of the Delaware
Western bill before the Legislature
after 1T is properly amended. But
TINS does not suit the law makers and
they have for the first time, we believe
IN the history of the legislation of the
State determined TO have a public
hearing at which counsel on both
sides will be permitted to address
their honorable bodies thus assembled
Tor aud against the passage of the bill
Tor the proposed new road. 1t is a
little difficult for some to see how
such a difference can arise upon this
question. But it is nevertheless fact
mat some very excellent citizens are
opposed to the new road; and they
place their opposition to it on the
ground that, as they say, they believe
another road win be injurious to the
interests of property holders. This is
not the opinion of the mass of the
people; on the contrary they say
another road will put life and activity
into the trade of the city and advance
The price of property. The new de-
parture, at which our law makers. are
TO have the advice of counsel on the
question is 10 commence at 3 o'clock
p m, to-day. We presume the pc O.
pie will be greatly enlightened on the
question through the reports of what
is said, il the newspapers tomorrow
But no legislation, it is said, is exp. g.
ted to be done until Wednesday as to.
morrow is a legal holiday, and the
Senate and House have determined 10
make use of it in looking aft-r the
nsh and oyster interests by an excur-
sion down the 5 ate.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE PROM BANK
CLERKs.-Some of the Bank Clerks
OF New York have been interviewed
by the newspapers on the passage of
the Funding Bill, and the language
they use is not at all complimentary
to the Congressman who voted for it.
1t IS astonishing what a difference a
half cent makes in the minds of these
people. Such language is better cal
culated to make the greenback popu
lar than the best speech of the most
feryant enthusiast in favor of "fiat''
issues. In contrast with the dis
conraging tone of some of the Bank
Presidents, we cut from the World
the following:
"a rumOr was current that Messrs
Fisk y Hatch had submitted a formal
proposition 10 take 300, 600 900 of the
proposed new t. ee per cent. bonds
but this they denied. They, however
said that these bonds could in their
option be placed easily and that thew
would prove a good investment. Such
hond free from all taxation would
be equal to bond bearing Al per
cent. interest, and if people were will
ing 10 pay ia for four per cent.
bond, there ought not to be any
difficulty in disposing of three per
cent. bond at par.
1t was said when the per cent.
bonds were issued that the banks and
brokers opposed their $ lie in order to
keep them from going above par until
THEY got as many as they needed.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
I)ANCING!

DANciN"'
hEOPENING OF A. =. WEBSTF FRS SIt.
LECr DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September 9th
AT THE
MASoNrC TEMPLE, Wilmington. Del.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
teTs wishing TO become proficient Ia All
the dances OF the Say, aud to learn III
new and more fashionable ones. Will nm /
~ 10 their advantage Ia begin with me
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES,
Commencing Thursday, september 0tb
Gentlemen's class Monday aud THURSDAY
evenings from 10 10 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Commencing on saturday, October ID
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
thursdays from To D, and sHturtiays
from 40 10 100. Private lessons given
at any hour TO suit cnnven tence.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzEs TAuat,,
IN FEW LESSONS
Special arrangements for schools AMI
Seinlnaries. and Ior private classes ~
laules or gentlemen, can be made byan
plying at the Academy. at R,b.Itu
Bro. :, No. 40 Market street. or by mali H.
epI4: Ma,on i,n s.a, En-
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

THREE Per CENT. BoNDs.-,Jobn
Sherman has been tie oracle of the
Republican bankers for the last ten
yeas. What Mr.. Sherman has utter
e has been generally asseuted to and
fe-asserted in all Republican financial
circles, and regarded as true. He
sad no government has ever floa,ed a
per cent. loan at par. This remark
has been repeated by thousands of
newspapers, honest in tleir intentions
upon the faith of sherman. But II
appears to be wide of The truth. Mr..
Cockteil, one Of the best Informed
men IN The Senate Oh finances, exposed
the flllacy OF this remark in his able
speech on Thursday, and showed from
the documents that John Sherman
had submitted to himself for examina-
ton. Dir. Cockren said
Now come 70 the finance report
of 1880, made at the beginning of mis-
session OF Congress. What does he
say on page y
The $ cretary, therefore, recommends
mat pr9Fl-laa De made Tor tue issues ar
IN amount aet exceeding $1,000 u Iasl ~
treasury uotEs lu denominations n1t To-
thau Ftu bearing iHtrsest not exceed mo
per cent. pr auLum, aud rVunIna- frorf,
one ~ yeals, 10 be sold at not tess
tAah lt. tbt amount maturing durtT,,s
ahS aE Ap La exceed tue SINKING ,upG
i9f lt'tt sa'f' aaa t4e proceeds To be ap-
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
MONDAY. FEBRUARY III, 1881.

Mr.. CoNKLING, who is supposed to
represent Wall street, ran away from
his place in the Senate while the Fund
ing bill was under discussion. He
might have made it the occasion for
another one Of the "best efforts of his
life, but he is ''mum" on the guess
tion.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
. Office TO WATER RENIEas.
OFFICE or r1iE WATER DEPART.

OFFICE or THE WATER DEPART
MENr, WILMINGT y, bel,
December /, lis.
me hllis for lSSi are now ready ADD
payable at The Registrars office AT the $
W, corner Of SiAth and King streets. The
law requires That ali bills paid on or lie.
lore January 3lst, 1851, The face ol tue bill,
Nose pad during the month OF feb,u4ry,
per cent. aid iiUnal, Those paid during
me mouth OF March 10 pSr cent, adlh
no a., aud any amount TcmaIuing uf-
la'd after April LIST, 1881, the Registrar Is
required 10 have the ferrules Withdraw
anu SUIT Instituted Tor the recovery Of to-,
amount due; and tie water VIII not Be
let mo sucn premises until such Arfeir,
win assessments and - for drawing lei.
rules. are paid.
Oipee hours from n. m. to p,m.
WILLIAM j. MORROW, Registrar
dtcl.eUd jan cd Il b-eod
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

NJ OriIL.- Persons WHO werc,-----
IN the state OF Delawarg fur Inc II We.lsi
states ~ liLaryServtcsh Nav Iic.a
July, 1861, and paid cOmnui,,ir1 ~
were afterwards again drafted In lsa . '1
We're required 70 procure a subsfIfr,' q
enter tIc military service unlrr lbe ,s,,s
dfslt WIN hhd II totheir advantage Ia r,E.
hnhlcaie, either personally or by isIs
VIII, WIN me undersigned, who has been A.
from Tie Secretary of War, he co,ot,o,,'
ION money paid by such persons. M.
Secretary OF War having been dlr4clsif T.
CT OF Congress 10 refund Tie commals,
on pA'd On sucn cases. &, II, b., DAY
Dover Get Iulv 10. SO az
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
PUBLIC SALES.
administrator sale.
VIII be sold at Public Sale on
THURSDAY, March 10, 1881,
AL n,alnak ID NJ

win be sold at Public Sale on
THURSDAY, March 10, 1881,
Att O'Clock p. M,
Bright, ON the Kennett Turnpike,
one half mile south OF Centrevllle, la
} Christiana Hundred Bay Horse, Cows
l leaIling Heller, one two-horse farm
wagon, one market dearborn. one Yor&
wagon ard harness, one Syracuse plough.
one double harrow, two cultivators, oAe
| cart, one double set OF stage harness,
four sets OF plough harness, eight collars,
one set OF deabsrn harness, one set OF
| cart harness, two BRIDES, sixteen acres OF
wheat In ground, six barrels ofeider vine-
| gar, lot OF hogshead aud barrels, one
| grain cradle, berry :crates, an I boxes, 1
dozen milk pans, milk buckets, strainer.
| cream can {, butter tubs coolers, unecnurn
| SC lies. one 40-gallon furnace.
Household goods, such as bedsteads,
beds, bedding, bureaus, tables, stands,
chairs, carpets, clock, three stoves Dishes
fruit YRS, and many other articles not
here enumerated.
TERMs.-A credit OF 30 DAYS will be
given ON sums over s25 by the pur-
chaser giving bankable note with ap
proved lndorser.
No postponemento ON account of weather
sale To commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
JOS. l.. CARPENTER.
feb.lI Administrator.
DuBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will expose at Public
Sale on the farm situated In New Castle
Hundred. on the road between Hare,s
corner and Christiana, the late residence
OF 4. X. Clark, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock a. M.
The following described Personal Pro.
perty :-One brown horse
years old one dun horse, MA
years old; two mares with kNXM
lotl by lronsides; one brown WXW
horse, one pair match gray 0kk@&N
k-asN horses, and years old one
~ "A Itwo-y car old colt, four mules
~SNl5 cows one young bull
-A~0 AZ FARMING lMPLEM ENTS
Champion reaper, new last harvest
Buckeye reaper, model Buckeye mower.
ian. new last year; three farm was,,ns
with hay rigging; horse cart, OK carl.
Ward plows, cuItlvatorR, double har-
row, corn pluw, corn marker. | horse
rake, corn dr.lt, York wagon, 1 Ger
nantown carriage, | wheelbarrow. Q
ghudstones, one set OF light double har-
ness, light sulky, wagon harness, plow
gears, shoVe 5, forks, hoes, chicken coops.
Also lot Of window blinds and shades
extension table. hanging lamp, melodeon,
lounge, Two bed steads, / NAH ,gany bed.
stead with spring mattress, one parIor
stoyt, nearly new. one cook stove, Kitchen |
TERMs.-A credit of six months viii ba |
given by the purchaser giving n bankable
note with an approved endorser.
j. CURTIS CLARK
l.; "; Stldham Il Son, AucItoneers.
febl5-d6wts. |
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
DUBLlC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

tne subscriber, having rented his farm
WheIe ne now resides, situated in Pen.
eader hundred, New Castle county, one
on the road leading to Glasgow viii Ne i
oN III hsDAf, FEBRUARY 24th, 1881
Az 10 O'Clock, a. M, sharp.
his entlre personal property, towit:
EIGHT HEAD OF HOKS as.
No. L.--Lizzte Crow, eight vears o,a
dark chestnut gorreI. very handson,a ;
sehtle and sount, can trot la 3 minutes
ana no better driver in the state.
40, 40, = bllly, coming years Old, fifteen
lhlee, very sly ish perfectly sound, fear
less OF locomotive, excellent sIvls, ont
very prom Ut as "a driver
NO. 3. dexter five years Old,
H DIlsnt pay; splendid tail, with In
ana gentle, fun fifteen three. AN
No kate, sorrel mare, @ ye,rs oid
SOUND ana gentle. works kind single mr.
douple, Al u excellent brood mare "
NO. o.-Bay hor-e, Charlie, 6 Years old
sound, well broken, fine size and vii
make good dff1tfa wiz
No. b.-Brown mare, Flora, 10 wears old
brood mare. u gnu
No. 7;;-,Lightfoot, bay mare, 10 years
3iu, wiz Work anywhere, sound. good
dfiVer, perfect, safe for lady TO drive
M NJ broWh mare, ii years old sound.
No. Bone PAIR OF MULES. wears
Old. large. closely mated, periectiv sonns
IA, "a every respect, and Inferior 70 none in
ssN ID HEAD OF CATTLE
CAV Among which are s Grsd..
TWCows, all excellent mixers; I
$1,000 we var Odd Heiiers, excellent
stocki par Twin Heiters, on,, wear oId
very hand ,ome; l Calf. eight months
Oh; Pellgroed Durham Bull, two wears
Oh, quite large, and very handsome. IL
aind Shoats, good stock; Pedigreed boar
a. ~" onesler White, eight months
oid, SOW heavy with pig, very handsome
FARMING IMPLEMEN
Two iron-axle Wagons, In good or,Ior,
MIL Wagons. Orchard Wagon. hoIdb
~ baskets; Twin Harrows, new GhiIi9
ca Flows. No. 70; 3 small Corn Pinws
eultlVators, large cylinder roller. 2 wbeei
RACES, one near y new: 1 buckeye, ,,,,,' 0Si
champion self rake reaper. nI.wi - q,
marker. Carnagy's maze; 2 Hoosier corr
uIlila, new, perfect machines: 4 ricL forj
h0nihan grain drill, with phosphate
attachment, nearly new; / Ilnmernnan
ltull eVdpora or, | large furnace stSit',tstl
tol rendering lhrd; long ladder La ne.nr
lduu rs, large peach beds with snri,',.
carry ing ~ and " baskets; l Van Wintis
Ian. fennOck corn shelter nrU. . 49,
stones, 2 iarse family carriages rsndito
way carriage, sells OF plow gears y 80.
81 wagon harness, SET cart harness ~,
49,, 60 lars, brides, forks, spades
sloFelA, Loes, hedge knives, peach Ire,
Irlmlners, sleigh, 3 grain cradles. . haS
rssihgs, couk stove lot of housebnt3
ahd Kitchen furniture, lot OF dairy A.
lure, lot Of pork, by the pound, and
many other things not mcuftnn.'d1 , dna
are useful on "A farm thht
lEkMs.-SeVen months credit, over A25
S. NJ. Enos. Auct. Dl SlSs9;,
sIALl. Or COWS.
- The Subscribers will .k$xHsyxEa
sell at Public Sale, az Red SVSIrNA
Lion, East Mari borough, M3A
Chester county, Pa, iAxemzmxV |
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2lst. ISL
$500. at O'Clock, p. m.
'Qk nj HEAD HEAD OF FRESH cows |
~ ~ Lr2 " !. 81 !, NS1Eks, TWENTY HEAD
Ot tEEDEKS. LOT OF YuITNfi
BULLS
Il, w. stidham Il Son. Auct'rs.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

WHAT will the National Banks do
for deposits for circulation when the
national debtis paidt
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

WHEAT e; e: . +: :::::
OcIiOOuIy
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
NLOrLNt;.
NJ VI ~ u.
IN OFFICE or THE FARMERS
AU uAL FIRE lNs. Co,
or THE STATE or Inn

MA, ,-- JANUARY lith, ISL.
ne treasurer Of the Cunpan, bere5y
give notice that on and aIter Febroary
!, 1851, ne will pay IA casn. 10 parttes IN.
tlt.cd 10 r ceive IT. AL bal ,nces ,tandlnr
~ The credit Of mem 5ers on the book, 4
INC company on y tlicles luu 4ays
IHpsed. tie viii also pay an amount, M
o. tcflp ceftliic ttCs, ISSUED la l,r,. wulsb
nave not been collected.
.,..., W. A. LAMOITE
I"i-t eDGlWdWN. IreHSufrf
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
Adele T. Adams
In Chanccry,
New Castle Comfy IS

Aue'e ADAMS In Chancery,
Alexander IL. New Castle Comfy q
Adams,
Trustee eI. al. Cause of Partition
In pursuance Of an order of the Cnan
ctllof IN The above cause, made a, me
september FERN, lss9, all persons h1yIos
any Hen or liens affecting the Interest Of
esttie 81 Adele i. Adams, A le&andcr H.
ADAMS, Jangt *. Moore Cars j.
A"Hl4s, T. Nander III. Adams, ira tie Of
Isabella IL. liuon, Alexander Ii. Ad4ms
trustee OF Harriet b. Andrews, and Mar
a Adams, OF either OF them, In the linls
and premises 10 which SAID cause relates
are hereby not He'd 10 file ID petition sci.
ing iof n Tie n'ture and amount Of the
same IL The eiiice % the Register In Chan.
Gerry Tor New tie Co, ten DAYS DeflrtlAe
ma SlOllay la February a. ID. Isl, aud
apneaf and prov" sad lien or liens AT the
ensuing term OF tne Court before the
f.slns oi the court on the thlrd day OF
the term.
,.n WALTER CUMMINs, Trustee
Wilmington, utl., january <. ISL.
lanH-e,d Li,u-lls-u.
al uIlCh.--ln conformity To an ac. u
4 The q ne N Assembly OF the ~.ale
u DeldNdIe, entitled IAN ct for tacle-
tlpNAl OF The scat OF Justice OF NeW tas
! ~ county from the city of New Gastel0
me CITY o! " ilmi gton," passed at bOYef
March -, 1873 aAd 10 a supplcmeuttLerr
% PssstzI al Dover January lJth, 81,
~ y aiFtclrd ny tue BuiidlAg commit
lee OF the Levy Court having in charge
the 'fec ION uf he county buildings pfe
Nlhed iof IA SAID act, that pubic noucsk
ihd lhe SAM j. Hereby gwen tnat IN
LOOKS, papers, 1tcu,dh ana o her properly
1elousiHg 10 rhc county OH 1ers utub
county aud cuun tfnleu ia The third se'-
doll pi lhs act atpreN 1T, have been r.
mover nom the city OF New Castar l1il'
.nufl H"u," bti ling erected ami Ug'hn
To- CITY Of Wilmington. And itiW-
ner dlIectei b. no Building 1Omg.%
aforesaid tutt this notice he DubIi,4-lh
The county.
Signed, ALBERT II. SILVER
1hairman OF Building COMMITTEE
,.. = - w " T. " ttR, Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

NOT sk,,EE5rATh OF HE.Tsa-
nN IlAMS, DEF EASED.-.Ia ihR WI.
h inis ration On the above e ~u,eps Of All
s oeeh eIa1ted To tue under,igneStie hsylas
10 ,nde o.,u to sad estate a a,e "a. az ps
claims TO present the sam. , ,'t.se havlS
o II tgNRN a. Jut dal.N
tebli-Stw. 52S Wi Lh>LEY VI
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

ID lVERVIEW CEN lpL,..@ @HS
IL "a Ni.-NOTlCE,-A, 4 C0NI
nesting OF the Board OF Tn, Tue Equal
Their ihee, February I, 1871 I, eS led
Resotued, To advance The n WIS
~ lne cemetery, between tha ~ r. o. %
IhiTu cross avenues, ) cents ,d aoul NJ
Ioot, and between the third XXI 'qaas|
cross avenues, ~ censt per s"ms , lapt
me chahge 70 take effect AprlIi 'H ~, ioa
:. httySt u. ]; HAWKINS, socro nMn
le1s- " ~ - apl. 'iliice lUl Nprsa'i
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

N ot ihe a., No, Is hereby gwen :.
wine Hundred Assoc alton ~ ~ niIdll
covery OF Sloien Horses and H., ,uv R
Ihieyes VIII be- held at The h1tsS', iOa d
yer ii. Parry, on Saturday. NJ "
1881, al 2o'clock y. IN. The men da
earnestly quested To be pre-. M, ue's ~
ness rel ting 10 the Unitei Cam i't
be brought up for conslderallonP ''I WI
fcb7-tmw. 'S'+'N,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

THE DAILY GAZETTE is publish
ed every afternoon Sunday excepted, }
81 il6 Market street, and served by car
riers 10 subscribers In all parts OF the city
and surrounding towns and villages, for
six cents week, pave BILE weekly. Yearly
subscf ibers, " IN advance. IL is the only
Democratic Daily paper in the City or
Cuiation.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE. estab-
ished In 1884, is the largest and most
nOurishing weekly paper in the state,
and has larger circulation than any
othef on the Peninsula. Published every
vance.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
EDUCATION1L.
SPRING SESSION
AT THE
ACADEMY,
Tenth and Market Streets,
MARCH 1, 1881.

MARCH 1, 1881.
A PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Happy and homelike, natural and pro-
gresslVe. and so steadily growing Hs To
require an additional room Tor ITS use
A COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT,
In which the highest classical, mathe-
mat'cal and scientific studies taught In
tins city are now pursued. Classics In
Homer, Aenophou, Virgil, Cicero,
Algebra, 0eom try, Botany. Natural
Philosophy, Rhetoric, GeTnan, &c.
A BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.,
In which, upon sound basis OF general
PRACTICAL TRAINING,
precisely the same course In Couuiins
House Book Keeping Is given tLht is Oh
tained at the fiFst-class Commercial col
leges OF New York. Philadelphia ana
Chicago.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT
In which teachers Will be trained In tho
approved methods Of The eat modern
education.
VIM. C. NOVEL;,
PRINCItALI
Re idence Cos W. Tenth street.
feblS.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

To-daysxyou can have your
choice out OF more than a thousand
ladies' cloaks at price so low that
we shall keep TIL next fall all that
don't sell a. now marked. Some
are at half-price, some more.
Shawls also are marked down
to the lowest point, including all the
India shawls We have. We would
rather not hi ave any left but shall
make no lower prices.
Dresses a few left; black silk
and various. The prices are final
low enough,
Southeast corner OF the building.
To-day you can have your
choice o ut of an unknown number
OF girls coats, ulsters and dresses of
all sizes, ma terials and styles at
prices below a u reason, prices made
to clear the W hole stock, final prices.
we don't want to keep them; but
shall have to, if not sold now.
Southwest corner Of the building.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
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Popular Monthly Drawing OF tue
commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT hACAULEY's THEATRE,
In the city OF Louisville. an
MONDAY, February 2sth, 1851.
These drawings occur monthly 6sun,
Gays excepted), under PROVISIONS s,f a.
hci oil the General Assembly OF Ken
LUCKY, Incorporating the Newport PRINT
1873. N'i''FSu Aprli y,
,o ss- This Is a special act, and has never
March 81 rendered the following decist,'os.-..
lSt. That ule Communicable 15y,, ,',ioii y
Company u legal. 'S'' 'D'Se'D''
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

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WIN FORTUNE. THIRD GRAND
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URLEANS, TUESDAY, MARCH 5. 1881
-l3Oth Monthly Drawing.
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