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l had severe attacks of gravel and
kidoey trouble; was unable to get any
medtclB6 or doctor to cure me until I
used Hep Bltters, and they cured me IN
a short time.-A DIsTINouIsHRD Law
TER or WAYNE Co., N. Y.
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The components OF Dr. Bulls Cough
8 rup are daily prescribed by the alb est
physiclana, whose success Is due 20 the
specln influence OF these components.-
pared for i'm mediate use, is for sale by all
dru gRistR,
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HOW to SECURE HEALTH.

ieranRements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND SrILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP win re-
store health 10 the physical organization.
It Is q strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Sorofula, Svphi-
Tito disorders. W Weakness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis.
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, SKIN, etc.
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A Hog KiIlinE.

Vincent o. Hill, PROF ristor of the
notel ct Blackblrd, will kill on WednAs-
Gay next slx hne hogs, some Of which
will probably weigh 1000 pounds. A
eoesslng box has been arranged, and
to Of fun may be exPseted.
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Rerfafer Ynnrnnra.

Everybody should attend to the
registration Of their dogs by to-mor.
row evening, as alter that date dog
catcher Hunt will commence work
and capture all the unregistered ami
mails.
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the jury, what h the effect Of your
verdictf
1you acqnit him AZ an insane man,
wny the people will say s0me one Is at
Iaait they say We will fix the blame
upon the heads and the hearts of those
men who Waged war upon our poor
DEAD President until 1t drove this poor
insane man, from reAding daily In the
papers what Grant says, what Conk.
ing says, and from constantly think
ING upon Il, to his insane act Of killing
the President. =
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One Case.

Before the Mayor, this morning,
James Kirk, for committing an as
sault and battery on Emily Walthers
was hned S5 and costs.
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An UnuauaI Case.

RICHMOND, Ark Aug. &, 1881.
h. ii. WARNER & Co.: Sirs IL was
cured OF chfOnio diarrh@A by your Safe
Kidney and Liver Onre.
JOHN D. FREEMAN.
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FIRST EDITION.
0DD EELLOwW MALL COMPAMx

ANNUAL REPORT or TIE TRRAauRRn
--oETIcRRs AND COMMITTEES.
The annual meeting Of the ODD
FellowT Fellows Ball company was
held yesterday Afternoon, whea the
isasursr's report was read, o. fol.
lows:
DR.
To cash from rents Of stores.
rooms aud basement .S2,B12 90
To cash from rent Of lecture
room, 10 %
TO cash from Loans, 100 90
S9,7S2 90
Cash In hand at last report, O76 d
Total, "a, 3Ss 81
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The President has appointed Johh A.
BiRelow to be Msr.l al OF the U. 8. Con-
s1'ar Courts Ia Turkey
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Or. ROGERS WORM SYRUP In
stantIy destroys WORMS.
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BAKERS PAIN PANAOEA cures
pain 10 Man or Beast.
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Meetings Tonight.

Dayton Lodge. No. 4, X. oIP,
Eaen Lodge, No. "a, /. q. o. y.
SSneIson Lodge, No. q /. o. o. r.
Einnnttan Ei.ntan Lodge, No. "A, /. o. r. N
Hana TnGlon TNGlon Division, No. 3. OF T.
German Mutual Baneficl Al 9oeieav II
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SPECIAL N0rI0Ea.
~SO>N(
A CARD.

A CARD.
10 All who are suffering frem the errors
sno indlscretions OF youth, nervous
s~T ness, early decay loss of manhood
&C., &C., VIII send q recipe that viii cure
YOU, FkEE OF CHARGE. This great
IioIeay H. was discovered by q missionary
~ ~ soulh America. Send q self-addressed
SSavelope 70 the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN.
n-dHon ID. Nelp York CITY. oct28-d kw6m
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Guiteau Again Asks 90 Address sA
Jury.
MR.. scovILLE GOES ON.

Mr.. Scoville, In REPLY to an inquiry
this morning, stated that be hardly ex-
pected to conclude his speech TO day. At
ten minutes past 10 O'Clock Mr.. Sco-
vile resumed his speech, taking up and
Of the discussing the statistics
insane criminals which had heen
introduced In evidence by the prosecu-
ton.
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SALh-buiIdinK lot 100 feat
stTeet. Sn Snes ,S ront on south side Of Beech
and Al " ieet front on Van Buren street
fron,S oD Iees o. mont on Maryland Avenue !:
tians Hd 'Ae city line, and lies In Chris.
-, apply at this once. II.
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IN r6E ORPHANS COURT, NEW
i CASTLE COUNTY.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue ofa renewed order of the
Orphans Court OF the State OF Delaware,
In and for New Castle County, made a.
the September Term, A. D., 1851, of said
Court, will be exposed at Public Sale at
the National Hotel, In MiddIetown,
Del, on
MONDAY, the 18th DAY OF FEBRu-
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a. sALaE@seyeral sna Yoke
Inquire T0u ~ OXEN for sale.
a.v,a-,, JOHN SWAN, -@&
------eD Near Delaware CITY.
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" o6ALh.-A building lot ON the 8,
foad y; vo0e 0Srner ofstrOud street ana Rail.
ef tAe wine, W,iue, near the locomotive house
bet mont nn n,l Ton q Western x. R., 50
Ami Ann on stroud street, West WiimInst%on. on
APoIY A. this ofice. 'st9p t9p
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WANTED.

" this otfice. p'7''oI' Apply a.
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w Nan,:-A Nan,a boy sixteen years old
care Off 6oSsss place VIII re he can take
WSvsSs Wa S!nd NJ OF work about @ tha u1elnl hnnsa a.
4o"' Inquire at $50 Bennett M.
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kCR SALE AND RENT.

0H sALE.-Three adjoining lots. on
and os = street 80 feet by ~ feet Inohes.
"a, Rn;,oh A. on Goodman street 100 feet deer.
Aiso road nd Avenue, South side.
Heald strae. iot on Thirteenth street, near
n eet Apply Al Il8 MAJ kel street.
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w TwrED-All persons wha are IN
tSeir vsS,at q anything, 10 make Z noxs ~
0AXRTrE tnrongh the columns OF the
n
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15
Notice to Water Consumers.

In view of the great quantity of water used
during the dry weather, the attention of water
consumers is directed to the rules of this COM
pany forbidding the constant flow of water for
irrigation or other purposes,
The abuse of the privilege of irrigation by
sprnkling by many persons has become so
fragrant and common that in future any viola
tin Of the rules governing the use of water by
consumers, will necessta,e the cutting of Of
the water entirely from such consumers with
out further notice.
By order board of directors San Antonio
Water Works Company.
San Antonio, Texas, July IS, 1882. tt.
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Female Military.

A few months ago great excitement was
occasioned in St. Louis by he appearance OF
military company, numbering some forty or
fifty Of the first young ladies Of the city,
dressed in uniform and carrying elegant Ivory
handled brooms." hess "'so.i;ers" marched
in perfect order, and performed the manuai al
arms to the admiration and praise of even the
military" themselves. This 'furier" flew
from city to city. New Orleans, Chicago and
other cities were similarly affected. 1t reached
the gulf. crossed into Texas. took in Galveston
and Houston, and has, we understand, reae heG
our city and will eliminate on Friday evening
at Madame Donaldson's 9th annual ball. In
the present instance the ladies will not use
that peculiar feminine weapon, ii. e. broom
stick bu, Wit project their young men and
big brothers" with s--se appropriate and
lighter article, which as yet .eiRai"s 4 seeret
with the fair ones themselves
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15

FG Yates, PR Yates, Helena; Hunt,
Melvin; ! W ridwcli IL Kitchen, Flatonia; b
Adams, Ezcamore; Will Jones. Galveston. (
Toomas. Tom Green; l. Norris, Sycamore: {
II Pfeifer, New York: NJ Robinson, Medina;
ii J Campbell, Roberts: J Robinson, Somer-
set: A T Martin, Austin; l. q Hinton. Z +
Maddox. o + Maddox, w f Perry, P Kit
son, b kineard, " D kineard, Salinas; A
TCIark. N NJ Burke. Trina.lad: K f Nowlin,
Centre Point:
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HOrd'v Hotel,

A J Conley, Pecos; B Celley, recos
Louis CASTOR, Cincinnati; Thos O'Conner
Eagle Nest; d f FAIR, Knoxville; w S Da
vies, kerrville; J A Couser, Manella; ] I
Hampton, New Orleans; w NJ Burke, Trina
dad; A F Clarke. Tripadad: E F Maddox
rrinadad; o l. Maddox. TiRidad: F. Fl Vas
mex. Houston; N e Collins. sa. Diego; <
Kidder, San Diego; b F Regans. Houston
Nat Ewing Houston; c G Smith, Lafayette
! 5 Penn and family, Laredo.
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Mengor Hotel.

Major F M Harwood Miss M F Harwood,
Gonzales; Thos l. darby, Pecos; w w Rob,
bins, Pleasanton; Mrs MeMesps and servant,
Mrs M NJ Carr, Palestine; f G HALEY, New
Watts and family. Bonn, Germany: " Kooch
Laredo; J M Candy, New York; G ID Wae
ner. II Gorsuch, Baltimore; l. 5 Schwarz,
New Orleans. ( Knippenberg, St Louis.
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The Great Rush.

The closing out sale Of the large dry goods
hoses Il Schram & Co. will only last for a
short space "t ss.-. 40 goods are selling much
faster than was expected ~ use..
Such rush for bargains as have beea SOLD
during the last week by them, has nevsr been
seen in this CITY before. Messrs Schram 4
Co. intend to sell the balance of their stock,
which is still we'll assorted, both in summer,
fall and winter goods. in as short space of
time as possible, and if goods don't move at
one Prise they intend to offer them at prices
that will moVe theta. It is now not question
of cost or value of al article, our whst Gan it
be sold for quick, and at that price it goes at
7-Is.It SCHRAM & Co.'S.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15

In suit for sequestration of a COW and
calf to-day, August Krisch obtained judgment
against Salle Graham.
Francisco Bruna has taken out
license for his marriage with A. r. Reyna.
which will be celebrated tonight at the house
of the BRIDES grandfather.
Admiral Jaures, the French ambassador to
Russia is plain, blunt soldier. who, forget
ting that the chief use of diplomats tongue
is to conceal his thought, has the habit of
thinking aloud. While conversing with a high
official parsonage who was lamenting The dis
turbed condition of the country, he said in
geniously: 81 have thought it all out, and I
see no hope Cor You here until you have a re-
public" The remark was quickly repeated
tar ,ughout court circles, to the discontinue Of
the admiral,
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Hotel Maverick.

G B Broadwater, Laredos Guy Border
Texas; Frank Garcia, Mexico; J Neyiand
London; Ned TeIion, New York.
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Music at the Springs tomorrow.

TRY one of Albert Zillian's Turkish baths,
and you will feel like new man.
Peter Jonas will have the 22d infantry
string band at his garden tomorrow.
The suit on sworn account, Sill. 90, of 7.
Rose Us. w: Edgar, will be heard in Justice
Adams court oa Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15
ShO ting ARRAY.

A Mexican named Rodriguez. comes in
with complaint that Henry Shaen, who killed
John Shade, had shot at him, shooting his ear
of,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15
PERSONAL.

R. G. Reid, the contractor, is stopping at
the Menger.
G. b. Broadwater, Esq, of. Laredo, is in
the city:
The Hon. N G. Collins, of San Diego, is
at the Hori.
Major Hinkle has returned, and is to be
found as usual at the old office.
!. S. Penn, of the Laredo Times, and his
family are at the Hord hotel.
DR.. G. Watts has arrived at the Menger,
from Bonn, Germany.
c. F. Shea, of Laredo, the we'll known
sheepman, is at the Menger.
Philip Palmer, of Elm Creek, and Tom
Piggott, of Bracket, are in the city.
J. Nyland, of London, returned from Wis
it west last evening, and is again at the Hotel
Maverick.
J. M. Grandy, of Fort Stockton, we'll known
in San Antonio, has just returned fran six
months visit TO Europe.
w. Kooch, a merchant of Fort Mason, ar
rived at the Menger yesterday from Austin,
where he has been attending the federal
court.
M. G. Harwood, Esq, of Gonzales who
was offered one Of the associated judgeships
of the supreme court, is visiting the city. His
daughter is with him.
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THANKS ERoM THE QUEEN.

The queen has wired to Admiral Seymour
dispatch congratulating him on his success.
IN THE RYENT OF TURKEYS HEsITANCY.
Loadon, July I4.-The News this morning
says there is reason to believe that if Turke y
declines or heSitates to restore order in Egytt,
the conference will summon England and
France to land force for that purpose. Ger
many and Austria have telegraphed Glad
stone their approval of the action of the feet.
GATLIN GUNS USED.
OFF Alexandria, July I4.-The firing heard
in Alexandria yesterday was done by the ma
rines and sailors, who were dispensing the
plunderers with Gatlin guns. A small de-
tachment of the first landed, but had to wait
for reinforcement before they were able 10 push
the centre of the town. There was some short,
sharp fighting. No water could be obtained
owing to the shortage at the fcrts.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15
IRELAND PLACED UNDER RRpRFscI,,N
THE WAR IN EGYPT.

EGYPr'S PusianMENf-THE SULTAN NOTIFIED
OF ENGLAND'S PURPOSE.
London, July I4.-A dispatch to the Reu~
ter's telegram company from Constantinople
says: Masurus Pasha, Turkish ambassador
at London, has telegraphed to the porte that,
Earl Granville has informed him that England
is compelled to proceed vigorously against the
Egyptian rebels, but that the sovereign rights
of the sultan will be in no way prejudiced
thereby.
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MOVE TO RESTORE ORDER.

London, July IA. 3 p. Win the house of
commons, this evening, Gladstone stated that
Consul Cartwright had telegraphed that the
khedive had secured the loyalty of the cavalry
and infantry guards seat tc watch him, and
would summon the leading pashas, and en-
deavor to re-establish order in Alexandra.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15
Our City improvements.

There seems little prospect Of any general
plan of improvements being undertaken during
the remainder OF Mayor French's administra-
ton. A bridge additional will be all.
We were in hopes that Commrce street, at
least would be paved with wooden blocks,
and that our main squares put in some sort of
shape before the winter season.
Our citizens visiting the quartermaster's de-
pot, will notice the square, in the center OF
which stands the tower. If our main square
was laid off and improved simply as this
square is improved, it would be great i'm
provement, and this could be done with the
expenditure Of a comparatively small sum OF
money. We don't need the tower unless it
might be used for fire alarm station, but the
grass plots, the fountains and the smooth,
clean roadways would be delightful improve
ment over the present eye-sores.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15
YOUNG COUPLE DROWNED,

Kalamazoo, July IA AT South Haven last
night, bet~ cen and 10 o'clpct, O. r. Foote.
cashier of the first ra,unai bank of that place
and Miss Kitty Underwood, of Aurora, Ill.,,
were drowned by the upse,ing of a sail boat.
The bodies have not yet been recovered.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15
A TERRIBLE BLAZE,

4 Portland dispatch says six business blocks
in Dayton, W. T., were burned last night, in
Guiding every store and hotel. The loss is
about 100000 The details are delayed
owing to the burning of the telegraph office.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15
R FUGEFs BOXED AND SHIPPED RACK

Philadelphia, July II -Fifty-one families OF
Russian refugees who came to this city a few
months 60, left for New York last night, and
will sail for Earupe today. OF the six hun
dred refugees who came to this city, only one
third have found employment. The rest were
supported by charitable Hebrews, ana as q.
last resort they are sent ..sok TO Europe.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-15
NRATh Or AN EX-GOVERNOR,

San Francisco, July I4.-Juan B. Aivarado
governor OF California from 1896 10 IS45, dice
at San Pablo yesterday, aged y.
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SUPERIOR COURT KENNEBEC co.
February Term. Judge w. p. Whitehouse
Presiding.

THURSDAY. March =.
2l3. Jane f. Pratt vs.. VIM. Bubier. CLAY
Clay for plf. Spear for def. Action on
the case for damages claimed to be $500. The
pltf. alleges that the dett traudulently, deceit
fully and knowingly misrepresented the
amount of wood, timber, hay and manure on
a certain farm situated in Litchfeld; that the
were made for thepurpo sc
of inducing the plff to purchase said farm
that she relying upon the statements Of said
deft. did purchase said farm, paving thereof
the sum of $llO0. The deft. admits that he
did make certain representations to the plff.
to the quantity of wood timber and manure
on the place and the amonnt of hay that
could be cut that said representations were
opinions and not statements of facts, and that
the representations made by him were true
to the best Of his judgment
Case not finished.
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GARDINER.

Miss Mamie Johnson's grand vocal and in.
strumental concert of Tuesday evening was
one Of the finest that ever visited this CITY.
and was listened to by a. large audience. The
vocal selections of Messrs O'Mahonev and
Adams, and Misses Carter and johnson were
OF the FIRST quality, eliciting hearty applause
and receiving deserved encores. Particular
interest was, of course, taken in Miss John
son who is one of our Gardiner young ladies'
Her rapid improvement and her exception
ally nne voice surprised even her most san
guine admirers. brilliant career on the
stage may be safely predicted for her.
Herr Bayhoffer and Miss Thomas, in their
instrumental music. won golden opinions but
Miss Alice Lathrope, a young lady of about
10 years Of age, is a prodigy in violin music,
and her solo was enthusiastically received
she plays without the use of notes and with
such skill and ease as would excite the envy
of many older and more experienced knights
Of the bow. The music loving portion of our
citizens were RECALLED with rare treat of ex-
cellence, and should Miss johnson and her
associates again appear in Gardiner they will
be cordially welcomed.
Hon. David Wentworth is confined to his
home by an attack of scarlet fever, which
Will prevent the exercise of his business
duties for short time. Henry. his son. has
Just recovered from an attack of the same
disease
Our citizens are now busilv engaged in
discussing city politics, and the indications
are that there will be an exciting contest
The straight republicans and the temperance
men VIII each have candidate in the field.
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Last Evening" Masquerade.

The private masquerade in Meonian Hall
last evening attracted a large and select COM
pany of dancers. while the galleries were
thronged with spectators. About sixty couples
were present in costume, and great ingenuity
was displayed by the masquers in selecting
extremely grotesque and funny, while others
were very elaborate, rich and beautiful. The
hand organ man with his monkey was the
most amusing creation we have seen for
long time. II. F.. Bowdi:ch impersonated
the musician. while Albert Merchant as the
monkey was immense. Barnum should have
him. The walking match brought down the
house. Among the ladies there was an nm
usual preparation of elegant toilettes and
tasty fancy dresses. One of the most at
tractive costumes was that of sober nun,
clad in black; with modest white trimmings,
and heavy gold chain and cross. Miss Sadie
Harlow made charming shepherdess- she
wore a scarlet under dress and blue brocade
overdress and shepherdess' bat. crook
completed the costume. The daughter OF
the regiment by Mrs. l.. X. Smith, was
remarkably brilliant and becoming design
She wore white muslin with silk flags. II
snor Storm" represented by young iaoy
In black trimmed with swans down, attracted
much attention, The Queen of the Hunt,
BY Miss Julia Bigelow in green tarietan
and black velvet with dainty rifle, was
hne costume There were many other eie'
CANT costumes which the lack Of space alone
prevents us from mentioning. Among the
gentlemen one of the richest designs was
worn by Mr.. A. J. Hall. There was srea'
variety in the makeup of the masquers, rang
ing from grave to gay, from lively to Sc
vere." 1t is safe to say that all were delight
ed with the masquerade, and that it was
success in every particular.
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The announcement of the dissolution of
the firm of Williamson, Ward 4 Cogan was
a surprise to the readers of the Journal. The
business in the future will be conducted by
Orrin Williamson. Esq, who will be pleased
TO welcome all his old friends and customers
10 his extensive warerooms. Mr.. William
son has been in trade in one locality for II
years, and in that time has built up reputa-
ton for enterprise and square-dealing which
any man might envy. His stock of agricul-
tural implements, stoves, steam heating
goods, etc, is very large and well selected,
and all plumbing contracts executed by him
are sure to give satisfaction. Parties who
contemplate purchasing anything in his line
will do well to call at this store.
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New handkerchefs are imported in silk
and fine French muslin, with serge polka
dots embroidered on cream white grounds,
showing wide borders plainly hemsttched.
Others have woven polka dots of pale blue,
or to correspond. These dainty mouchoirs
will be the kerchiets par excellence with
fashionable ladies as well as with gentlemen,
and in effect are in keeping with the dress
fabrics and dress accessories, all of which
show evidences of the polka dot fever which
has broken out atresh.
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special endorsements for the colonization of
Utah with Law abiding citizens, you will en-
deavor to redeem this section of our country
from the curse under which il has so long
lain
on motion of Mr.. Burr, voted, that the
chairman and secretary be a committee to
sign and transmit the same to Congress
Adjourned
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Owing to the weather the lecture that was
TO be delivered by P. VI. Fogler last night be-
fore the Cushnoc Temperance Union has been
postponed until Sunday afternoon at $50
o'clock at Grand Army Hall. Subject, ''In-
temperance and its Remedies The meeting
will be conducted by the Cushnoc Temper
ance Union. A cordial invitation is extended
10 ALL
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Messrs. Andrew J. Ward and John H. Co
g.p have purchased the stock of Gould &
Barker, and will carry on the business at
that store in the future. Both are young.
energetic and reliable men, and cannot fail
10 win success.
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The cantata of The Rolling Year" and
ether entertainment are in preparation by
the Young people of the First Baptist society,
and will be presented at their lecture room
next week.
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ES~We take pleasure in informing our
readers that by enclosing a three cent stamp
to Foster, Milburn Il Co. Buffalo. n. Y,
thew can secure. free, a set of their fine lith-
ograph picture cards, which are an ornament
to anv household. MARI tww2w