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Waiting for ,he Verdict.

washington, S.-ShOrtly after the
appointed hour the judge took his
seat and the jury were summoned.
The clerk inquired: Gentlemen Of
the, jury, have you agreed upon a
verdict" Foreman Dickson ans
WeTed: Eve have not, except as to
one OF the defendants"
The COurt-"rhat will not do.
You had better take your seats until
counsel for government come in"
The jury took their seats. Bliss
and Kerr came into court at this
moment, and were informed Of the
condition Of affairs. Bliss said he
did not see what was expected of
government counsel. The court
then directed thes jury TO retire for
further elaboration, saying that
perhaps by tomorrow they would
find another verdict. They were
cautioned to beware Of jury fixes.
The marshal was directed 70 find
suitable accommodations for the
jury during the night, and recess
was taken uutil tomorrow morning
st 0 o'clock.
While awaiting the verdict Of the
jury in the star route case, this
afternoon, the room was almost
completely filled with expectant
crowds.R lJohn Dorsey and Reardell
sat side by side, c~Onversing in q
whisper. Miner and Vale sat be-
side their counsel, General Henkle.
All Of them wore a strained, anX-
ious look, and glanced furtiVely at
the clock as the hour of G ap-
preached. Turner was uncOn-
cerned; almost smiling. The other
defendants were not present.
Shortly after the appointed hour
the Judge took his seat and the jury
were summoned. Pending their ap-
pearance General Brady came in
and stood near the door. At COS
o'clock the jury was called, and an
impressive silence reigned among
the spectators while the clerk in
quired about the verdict.
The jurors were taken TO the Ma
tional hotel, where rooms were pro-
yided for them. The verdict, should
one be reached during the night.
will not be announced till the open
ing Of court, at 10 o'clock tO-mor-
row. It is the general impression
here, tonight. that the jury will
disagree.
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83
MfsseHaueOus.

YSDktOB, S.-BraVe Bear, u Sioux
lndlans who was to have been hung
on the 18th, for the murder of john
son, near Fort Sully, was granted a
second respite OF sixty days.
Winnipeg. S.-ThiS morning two
strangers entered the bank, and.
during the temporary absence OF
the teller, secured possession o.
$1,000 in bills. No one saw the
men near enough to be able TO
identify them, and the authorities
at the bank say the money was no.
the bills Of any particular bank.
There is no way of identifying
them.
San Francisco, S.-NeVada. Cal,
dispatch: Mrs. James Wilson and
her son were arrested, to-day, on a
charge OF poisoning the husband OF
the former. Wilson died very sud
deely and the autopsy revealed the
presence Of poison. Circumstances
point strongly to the guilt of the
prisoners.
Troy, N. r, s.-ORe woman. 4
victim of Barnum's escaped ele-
plant, died to-day. Two others are
not expected to live.
Albany, n. Y, S.-The trustees Of
Union College have resolved to re-
quest President Potter to resign.
Saratoga, S.-The session Of the
social science association closed this
evening when Carroll D. Wright, of
the Massachusetts, bureau statistics,
read,a paper "The factory as an eIe-
ment of civilization Secretary
SandbOrn gave notice that the next
general meeting Of the association
will be held at Saratoga beginning
September 3Oth, 1883,
Philadelphia, s.-GeorgeE E. MapeS
said, tonight, that the meeting Of
several members OF the independent
republican party, at Wharton Bar
ker's Office, to-day, had no political
significance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-09

St. Louis, S.-A fire broke out at
midnight in the extensive broom
factory Of Samuel CuppleS 81 CO.
South Second street, and at 1890 the
entire building, running back nearly
to Third street. is a mass of flames.
Cupples & CoalsO occupy the build
ing running at right angles with
this one, and fronting ON Walnut
street, Nos. 206 and POS. This is
also on fire, but the flames there are
now under control, or soon will be.
The factory contains a large amount
of valuable machinery, and a great
quantity of stock and raw material,
but the value of neither can be as
certained, nor can the loss be esti-
mated at this time. At 1.15
a. M. the fire was fully
under control. Both buildings seem
Quilted. The probabilities are that
most, if not all, the machinery is
ruined or badly damaged.
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Dublin, S.--Earl Spencer an
nOunees that seventeen of the dis
missed constables being bad charac-
tiers will not be reinstated. If fur
Their complications arise, he said, he
will be unable to approve Of the
reinstatement OF any man dis
missed for a like Ofense. Earl
Spencer declined to receive a depu-
tation from the mansion meeting
yesterday, at which a resolution
asking that the communication Of the
sentence of the murderer Hynes
was passed.
The Dublin police appear CRATE
full for the consideration Earl Spen-
Ger has extended towards them.
They are full of zeal, and resolved
to do their duty.
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TFOOI.

Boston, S.-The wool market is
steady and firm, with a good de-
mand, and full prices continue to
be obtained. Sales of wool were
100000 pounds of all kinds. Ohio
and Pennsylvania heeces sold at Al
for x and 1903 for XXX. Michigan
X feeces brought 39@40 and No. 1
Michigan and OHIO fleeces 42@45.
COmbing and delaine fleeces are in
demand, and there were consider
able sales at 1905 for fine delaine,
and 46@4S for fine and No. 1 comb
ing. UnWashed woods were firm at
1923 for low and coarse; 25@30 for
average lots of fine and medium,
and 32@35 for choice California,
spring 2I@32. Pulled woods are in
fair demand at 42@7 for super,
25@ 4Ofor common and good. Sales
of foreign wool amounted TO 100000
pounds, comprising old Monte
Video at 80 and small lots Of Austria
liam and Mediterranean carpet at
previous prices.
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Philadelphia, s.-The discovery o
a forgery as well as theft in the
record of Major Phipps was further
developed to-day by the p~resenta-
ton Of the claims of Seeds & Fer
gusOn for $685., for merchandise
supplied to tho alms-house. The
books show this claim has been
paid and the name Of the firm
forged in receiDting for the amount.
Many of the books cannot be found.
Three hundred photographs OF the
fugitive ex-supeTintendent were
sent ont to the police departments
at various cities to-day.
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Mtntny shares.

New York, s. Mining stocks
fairly active, generally weak; Con-
sOlidated Virginia declined from 1C5
to 90; California from 80 to u; Rob
inson Consolidated from 60 to 80:
ChrysOlite from 2 to IT'S, and Little
Chief declinedtO 81; Hall Anderson
advanced from 140 to so; Silver
Chieftain from so to 81, and Tus-
carora from 40 to II, closing 16,
Sales Tor the day 12S,200 shares.
Petroleum firm, crude 6A@6M
refined 6%@7%; united 59A. Aus
tralian tin 25H; copper steady lake
18M0M.
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Hyaes TO MaEg.

Dublin, 8.--Earl Spencer, IN an
swer to q request from the commit
tee appointed at the mansion house
meeting yesterday, asking for q
commutation of the sentence Of
Frances Hynes, said he regretted he
was unable to interfere with the
execution of the sentence. Hynes
win accordingly be hanged at Linz
erick on Monday.
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Holiday - Reported YeIiOk
Fever.

San Francisco, S.-The governor
has proclaimed tomorrow, Admis-
sion Day, a legal holiday.
Cars containing sick Cinnamon,
rumOred to have yellow fever, were
met near Antioch, Contra Costa
County, last night, by the health
officers Of the state and city. They
were switched off, and this morn
ing thoroughly examined. No yell
low fever was found on board. The
Cinnamon had been discharged
from the railroad suffering IRON
age, iReaFacity and malarial fever,
Of which four died during the trip.
The survivors came TO the city this
morning.
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HORRIBLE Murder.

Cambridge, Maryland, S.-Yester-
day afternoon John Hurst, a fisher
man, living at Secretary Creek. upon
returning home drunk, whipped his
son, eight years Of age, severely.
When his wife and a friend inter
ceded, Hurst seized the boy By the
feet and threw him against the
floor, striking his head. The blood
spurted from his eyes and ears.
When picked up the boy was dead.
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Palfaieal.

West Bend, Wis, 8.-No result in
Braggs' congressional district as
vet. the vote being Il to ID.
Grand Forks, Mimi, s. -John B.
RAYMOND was nominated by the re-
publican congressional convention.
Charleston, e,-The democrats of
the Second District nominated Geo,
y. Gilman 10 Congress.
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yellow Fever

Brownsville, S.-Fifty-eight new
cases of yellow fever to-day, and
four deaths, three Mexicans and
Col. j. d. Grasty. Five cases IN
Fort Brown. In MatamOraS fever
is decreasing; three deaths to-day.
Weather cloudy, "nOrther" blowing.
Pensacola, S.-Thirteen new cases
of yellew fever and two deaths ID
the Dast tYenty-four hours.
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floods.

San Antonio, "a heavy rain
storm and food occurred last night.
The river rose eight feet, and
houses were flooded and cattle and
horses drowned. One hundred
bales of cotton fOated down the San
Pedro Creek. One man Is missing,
and il is thought he is drowned. II
is the heaviest fall known for years ;
over six inches falling during
eighteen hours.
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Newport, r !, S.-The post norton
examination Of the child who died
yesterday, reported Of Asiatic chOl-
era was made this morning, and
showed that the death was Occa-
stoned by some other kind Of chOl-
era; that there was no cause for
alarm, and that it is not likely to
snre9d.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
$500 REWARD.

a reward Of $500 is hereby Of
fered for the recovery Of the body
of the late j. d. Farmer, drownedin
Salt Lake, at Black Rock, while
bathing, on Sunday, August 9th.
COIN Bros.
Salt Lake City, Aug. z, 1882.
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Oonviets KILLED.

Vienna, S.-A telegram from st.
Petersburg is published here stating
that the cOnvicts in prison at Kha-
ken revealed recently and the guard
was called out to suppress them, &
struggle ensUed and forty COnvjcts
Tere killed.
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AID BRAIN diseases

wx g. e VESTS NERVE And brain
D Treatment. 8 specific for Hysber3R, Dix
sf5ses. Convalsions, Nervous Hea3ache, Mem
t9I Depression, Loss Of Memory, Preloature
S55 Ega oeused pv over-eEsriopa o~yer-indul'
~c1ee- eTcessss or oveTwork Of tes brain
ghich leads 20 Paralysis, oecsy SlG Geasn'
$3.50 one months hestnEeat. Ore dollar
Io~ or sT boxes f1T Eve dOlsts; sent ~
mSil prepaid on receiOt Of price. We gSsTs1-
Eee z hoTes 70 cure EnY case. With each
5r5er received by us for zx DoIss, eecom-
par led with i've co'sSc5, Nc VI sseno t -
TSonev Ftbe treatnert GOeEF eheca q cure.
&C., Eea~ i-.ue5 only by &c. n j. bfEa
store SIT I.-te CITY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-09

Paris, S.-Ten contributors of the
Cito1en newspaper haeV challenged
ten members of the staff of lie Red
zeal. A difficulty has arisen regard
ing seconds, but duels are nor im-
DrOb2ble,
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WANTED.

Eight head of Young Mules, not
less than 1900 pounds weight, and
well broke to harness. Enquire at
Office of the Lead Mining Company,
in rear Of McCOrnick's Bank. G..
D.. Shell, Superintendent. =
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WELLS avn CESSP0OLS.

Parties wishing Wells OF Cess
pools sunk and braced up, can have
the same done at the very lowest
prices. Coed work guaranteed.
JOSEPH MASTERS.
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STREET CARS TO THE D. &R. G.
DEPOT.

Car leaves Cliff House corner at
I o'clock a. IN. to connect with 7:30
train, and runs every half hour
thereafter until 6 p. m.
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LOST.

One SoTTei Mule, branded s on
shoulder and thigh; both Knees
SCARED. Return to T.. i. M. Hanks,
or CuHnington's store and be re-
Wardad x
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WANTED.

Girls to sew with the Domestic
Sewing Machine, making gentle
mems Shirts. Apply to Salt Lake
Shirt Manufacturing Company, 81
and SO Main street, over Tufts s.
Nystrom's saloon.
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Contracts

Parties desiring to obtain Con-
tracts on the Pleasant Valley Rail
road, can do so by applying imme-
diately to Peter G.. Burt, Sixth
Ward, Salt Lake City, or Gibson
S. Condie, Pleasant Valley. Also
wanted $50 Teams.
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BRICK LAYFRS WANTED.

Good brick layers wanted; also
stone masons enquire at Elias Nor
riSs !
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Pink gums and mouth and dazzling
teeth,
And breath of balm aud lips OF
rose,
Are found not in this world beneath
With young Or old. save only
those
Who eyer wisely, Willie they may,
Use SOZODONT by night and day,
PIGS FOR SAILS,
At PRICE 81 Olives.
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\T0TICE-Advertiseme may be handed into
y our business Office up TO Sp. m, and into the
room up 20 | a. M
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Y,uenty-2;ius Gent Column.
Qotices.


NoTlCE-Advertseme may be handed into
IN our business Office up TO Sp. M, and into the
composing room up To | a. M
NoTICE-Rich mines in Sonora, Mexico, 100
~ miles south of Tucson Arizona, for sale by
Field Il Johnson, attorneys at law, COZ Main So.
Report of mining export specimens of ore and
assays thereof, i'll Office All inquiries eheeriully
answered. fel6
N0TlCE.-s25 reward for horse stolen from
" the freight depot about o'clock p. N. Feb
ruary II. Large roam horse, about l6 hands
high, years old; had saddle and bride
on; branded 5 on left shoulder, Taken
by young man who wore light over
coat la Int hat with leather band and one spur.
He came in on the morning train from Denton.
BY returning the horse TOD 4 Carter, Butchers
and Drovers stockyard, the reward will be
paid fel5.u
N1OrlCE-TO CONTRACTORS-B for the
~ erection of a cod-storagc wareroom and ice
house combined, In the city of Dallas, will be
received by the undersigned until February Is,
1852; all bids must he in writing; the right to re-
ject any or all bids is reserved; plans and spec-
hcations can be seen at the Office of
j3l-l0t W, X WHEELOCK.
NOTlCE-A liberal trade win be given for II
1 residence in pleasant part of the city, con-
tanning six or seven rooms. Address Residence,
HERALD office j2gf
NOTICE-Two iirst-class hotels, and 100 dcsir-
~ able lots, in the town Of Wills Point; also,
SIX well improved and unmproved farms, on
reasonable terms, or exchange for cattle. will
also contract to deliver from one to five thouS-
and hSid of mixed cattle in the months of April
and May. i23-lm JNO. A. ONEAL.
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The French wrestler, Andre Christol, who
made such manly stand against the giant
Muldoon on Monday night, saw in yestcr.
day mornings Globe. Democrat the chal.
lenge made by Prof. A, Neusche, of the
Missouri gymnasium. Christol had intend.
cd to leave for Kansas City yesterday
merning with Muldoon, but oversight him.
self, and thus missed the train So after
reading the challenge he walked around to
The Missouri gymnasium and had q talk
with the Professor, which resulted in the
making of a match. The following articles
OF agreement were entered into;
ST. Louis, February Z, lSS2-Wc, the
undersigned, Andre Christol and Albert
Neuscho, hare this day entered into articles
oil agreement TO wrestlc match GrrCo.
Roman style, ncck-holds barred, for the
lightweight championship of the United
States and 800 q side, The match shall bo
three best in five, and shall take plack In
the city oil 81. LOUIS ON the evening of Satur.
day, February Is, at s o'clock. The place
of meeting shall be decided bt Mr.. j, l..
Stockwcll. Each man shall be allowed Ia
choose his own umpire, The referee will
be chosen from the audience by the tive
principals. ANDRE CitRisruL,
81. ALBERT NrusCnr.
Mr.. Stockwell, who will have charge vi
affairs, says that II will be held, perhaps, II
the Armory hall, and bcldes the wrestling
match there will be an exhibition of ath
letic and gymnastc exercises, In which III,
local experts will participate The mattel
between Neusche and Chrstol would hay,
been named for an earlier date than tn
above but for the fact that Ncuche wantc,
time TO trnin for the contest.
by an error yesterday the Republican
stated that Neuchc wanted 10 make
match with Muldoon. The later, while @
route TO Kansas City, noticed this an
nounccmcnt and telegraphed that he woul
accept, but Neuchc begged TO be excuset
stating at the same time that Christol wa
the person he challenged, and not the soil,
man. Globe Democrat.
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bic social demands made upon them. Some
may suppose that when they cannot at
tend to all, their homes suffer, but II is not
so lately met one ot the number whose
health is so far from good that day with,
out pain is a rarity, when she had paused
on her way IRON market TO
do an act of kindness, although
L was one OF the worst days as to weather OF
the winter She told me she bought all the
supplies for the household herself, as wen
as attending to the needs OF her chllureil'
the first thing after breakfast every DAY
She had an engagement, for an excuse sue
mad. in advance for not attending nau oeeii
positively declined, for Il lunch at hali-past
| which would detain her over two hours,
had calls to make on senators families ana
then must go home TO prepare Tor
n state dinner OF her own house.
She is the wife of member oil
the cabinet and receives regularly on
| Wednesdays, has dinner party at her own
| house once week, visits every day except
Sunday and her own reception day, and AIT
tends dinner or evening parties, or bolh
several times week, yet never fails TO pass
her mornings as above Indicated II IS no
small wonder then that she and othcr
ladies who have houses and children de-
handing their attention would be glad TO
physical impossi6iity to do all that
Is expected of them from the
burden of ncqssant visiting, at any
rate during January and February, when
they are expected to accept as many invita-,
tions and entertain so often themselves. |
have never thought, as some have insisted,
that it was an assumption on the part of
these ladies Of equal rank with the lady of
the White House when there is one), who
alone is excused from returning calls, that
to be permitted without giving oifense to
acknowledged calls by cards during the gay
season, when the city is much crowded and
every Que who chooses calls upon them
[Cor, Philadelphia Times.
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Piles, Itching rlIosi

The symptoms of itching piles are moist
IRE, like pcrspiration, intense itching,
mostly at night, seems as ifpin worms were
crawling in or about the reCtum. The
more you scratch the worse they itch very
affected Dr. Swayne's Ointment is the
most effective remedy extant for this tor
mcnting complaint. Gives rest ut night
without desire to scratch, also has no equal
in eradicating letter, itch, salt rheum
erysipcas, barbcrs itch, all scaly, crusty
itchy skin eruptions. Here is the proof !:
Certainly the the best medicine ever used
in my practice, DR.. Cotton, Woodstock,
Vermont. Troubled with itching piles for
over twenty years; i cured me completely,
l.. $, Mcsser, Enfield. Ask for it and take
no other. Sent for fifty cents, lin three
cent stnmps), three boxes, 81 %, by Swayne
4 Son, Philadelphia. Swayne's Ointment
Sold by all druggists.
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lotteries.
la. S. L..

This is the only Lottery ever voted on and
endorsed by the people of any state
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Legis.
tlre for educational and charitable purposes
with Il capital Of Sl,00O00O-tO which a reserve
fund of over $3.50, 600 has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote, its fran
chisc was made a part ofthe present State Con.
stltntiOn adopted December 2nd A. D., 1879,
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. 1t never scales or postponcs.
Look at the following distribution:
Grand Gcnthly Distribution, Glass G., at New
Orleans Tuesday, March ID, 1882
And all future Distributions under the supervis.
ion and management of
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@or Sale.

- ~ eAsN"A%.
EoE saba new house, containing fonr
4 rooms, i'll be sold cheap, on easy terms
ENQUIRE i!9N 10 II and . to 1, on the premises.
w lVt' N"'u street. fel6-lt
EOR SALE fresh COW Apply 10 ] NJ
4 Browd'r first farm east of the fair
grounds. r,iG a.
IGOR sAiE-LOoO bois dare poyts fur solo
fel5.Gt
E'uR sALE-A splendid farm OF over GO acres
l. OF rich blnck land. situated on White Rock
Creek, Hbout len miles north from Dallas nnI
midway between Dallas ~ Wichita and lion sion
ioS"S central railroad Nearly 100 acres well
fenced ana ia cultivation Five tenant houses
ample timber, and an abundant supply of wcll
and spring water. Bounded ON Inc cn,t Nv
White Rock Creek For sale cheap and ON qosy
7Oi Main street. crio
'oRsALE-A sde-bar buggy and a light
phieton, cheap for cash at VIM Longs.
jl2.H
'oK sALE-A house With II rooms. No 1915
E'OR SALE-A good residence prupcrty I5px
Il 20 feet on Bryan street, with house Of four
rooms cellar excellent wcil, outhouses, chicken
veg, oyer looO bearing grupevlncs and black.
Enquire Herald O1lCc iG.t
ron SALE-Four thousand mead OF cattle of
Il all grades. j, S. ANDREWS,
uto-u Fl Worth Tex
EVk sALE-LAND-gOO acres of good black
lahd; 300 acres In cultivation. with all neces.
snry farming oppurteuaucoS sell chrap,
,,- j 5. ANDREWS,
uso'u NJ Worth, Texas
kOR SALE-Fatms for rent or sale situated G
l. miles from Dallas, Comfortable h0nscs.
plenty OF water. Also 70 acres wei ndaptcd to
iun NSSg;S.MhleS, or MELONS, Address O. T..
howser8l6 Elm, Corner Market street. noy26
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III ITV OII9 VI IWTWNNITTV on
TIL ESnAI. FEHlIARY OSih- 1890

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY gSui, 1882.
These drawings occur monthly SUNDAYS ex.
ceptcd) under provisions of an act of the Gen.
crnl Assembly Of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March Slst,
rendered the following decisions,
1st--That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is Legal.
2ud-lts drawings are fair
~ B,-The Company has now on hand a large
reserve fund. Read carefully the list of prizes
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John Larnly, alias "Mollie Matches, who
was recently arrested in Cincinnati for
completely in the robbery of the Farmers
and Mechanics bank, of Galcsburg, Illinois,
was arraigned at the latter place Wednes-
day on the charge.
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III you desire q true medicinal tonic that
will positively rid you OF all your ailments
md general NJ health, Browns Iron Bitters