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COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day, Wolf aSt Walsh; OPINION by Judge
Hagner reversing Judgment t. i. O'Neal; bond
as Justice approved. The application OF f. p.
Martin was referred to the examining committee.
on the report Of the committee Coleman and
Walker were admitted to the bar Moore agt
Metropolitan X. K Co.; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-.J,,dge MacArthur
To-day. +. s. Dietrich, Charles E. Cameron. Cor
nellus T. Bailey. Benjamin F. Morsell, H. c. Addi-
son, James f. Power and J. r. F. Browne were ac-
cepted as jurors. +. c. Reichenbach and J. Had
ley Doyle, Jurors. were excused. Eastwood apt
Fritz, CeaS agt. Cook and Mcdowell agt McFIr-
land; Judgments affirmed CoOkey agt. West and
Craley agL Scala; do set aside. Brown agt. Knox
garnishee; Judgment for defendant
EQUITY CoURr--Judqe James
To-day. Willard agt. Wyle; reference to audi
t0r. Pnrdy agt. Young: sale Of lots and a. square
li6, confirmed. Rtsion agt- Norton; COMMITS
sioner'5 report confirmed. Fitzmorris agt, Moran
time TO take dsfehdsnt's testimony extended
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An Alarming Progeny.

Two or more couple OF undlsturbed reaches or
ped bugs VIII In a few days make your house
almost untenantable; therefore use now Hunts
insect Powder Price, rs cents; for sale by all
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Easy MARCHING In Hahn's broad-tread 81. Is low
shoes, sic 9Th street
PURE Rye and Bourbon WHISTLES, Tharp's, SIS
#
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.oOK WELL TO YOUR LIFE INSURANCE! AND
carefully examine the merits Of the Mutual Reserve
vide for bis family in case Of his death Our business
aaRadiy Increasing From the LIST to the 18th Of this
nssa now exceeds 10 GOO ana our total busi
this association. which is new easily understood safe
o a. great reduction in cost commends itself % the
!nosHgence and common sense of all who examine It.
an IN the words Of celebrated actary, will revolu.
uW9n1ze hfe insurance in this country" Office in
mhl7-6m + " KNJGHT Manager
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"MAasETIsM" Low prices, reliable goods; Coch-
faDetS
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An Enrichcr Of the BIoo;l

and purifier Of the system; cures lass'tude and
lack OF energy; such Is Browns Iron Bitters.
ksTsER, W. VA-Dr ". D. Ewin saws: "Many
esteem Browns Iron Bitters as an excellent
tonic"
iREDELL COUNTY, N.C.-The ex-sheriff Mr. W.
+. WATSON, says: browns Iron Bitters has I'M
proved my digestion and general health"
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CITY ITEMS.

ASthmatic Patients
praise 0r. EnlPs Cough Syrup. It always gives
them instant relief
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Durkee,s Salad Dreysir

Durkee's Salad Dressing
Is the best thing of the kind ever sold With it
superb salad OF any kind can be made without
any delay or trouble. It Is one OF the best sauces
for cold meats.
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- IMPORTANT TO THE SICKi
SYMPHONIC indicate disease, . continuance DAYS Of
suffering. perchance death! Symptoms are IMPURE
pio9d costiyeness. irregular appetite headache sour
soreness in back breast eide heart pains
gaddines bad color = stools and urine hot and cold
sensations, yellow skin.
''SWAYNE'S PILLS"
cure by gently removing all corrupt matter regulating
boxes S1.0O. at Druggists or by mail
50. DIR. SWAYNE SON,
1nyIO-tn,s,m Philadelphia, Pa.
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4BorTLEs CLAREr 81, at Tharp's, SIS F st. NV.
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A NTON FISHER.
~ CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABfrsH.
MINI yo6 q street northwest. Thirty years oIperi-
ence. aides and Gentlemen's Garments. also Crapo
Nels Laces etc are perfectly cleaned 10y this suerioc
Process Ladies Evening Dresses specially. Opinion
Of T. D. peSmedf, official chemist of the District Of Cos
mmba: Your chemicals are Of the most efcctual ns-
ture ana harmless. and your perfect machinery not
surpassed IN Paris, New York elsewhere" Notice
Grease spots cd he thoroughly removed nu2Q
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Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartIc: for
leVerlShneSs, restleSSneSS. worms, constipation.
25c.
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Nh. Gro. WHr,s.

TNDERwEAR,-Do Cru AND Y
~ STREETS.-The business IN this departnl, Mt bsv.
ing been tar in of expectations the sale viii
be continued until further notice. Each day we will
oner different but decided bargains and viii on
THURSDAY begin with 200 dozen more of those thor.
Iiis at IS Cents each he hest chemse cred fog
the pt1ce. We have so dozen French Castor button
length. Mousquetaire Gloves at 81 per pair regular
price, 81 80 leo dozen Shoppers best Quality i'm.
grain oil boiled solid colors Ladies' Hose ct IS cents
per pair Another so dozen of those I2-troad Child.
reils Stockings just in. lao dozen Misses ue az 81 u
cents or three pair for 81 former price cents 70
cents, according to size.
rs DOUGLASS 9th and + streets
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The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May Is. 1889, 800 a M
For the middle Atlantic states, rainy, followed
py colder clearing weather, southwest Veering to
northerly winds. higher pressure.
SPECIAL BCLLgTIS-CoLpER CLEAR WEATHER To-
MORROW.
Cool fair weather IS indie lted on Wednesday
IN the lower lake region, Ohio valley, New England,
the middle and south Atlantic states.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

EDDY RErRrarnsrons
WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES.
HAVE A REPUTATION OF THfRTY-FIyE YEARS.
STANDING. AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED EvERY
WHERE THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE
SEE OUR TESTIMONIALS.
N. W. BEvERIDGE.
1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SOLE AGENT FOR THE DISTRICT
ALSO. WALNUT AND ASH DINING-ROOM RE-
PERPETRATORS. rny5
u EFRIGERAToES IMPROVED NAKED.
ICE CHESTS faf sfzes,.
WATEl CDOIst RS and STANDS.
CREAM FREtZEl.S.
FLuTING MACHINES, al at lowest prices.
GEO. WATTS,
AL Sl4 7fh street. doors above Penua. avenue.
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Lundb0rg'S Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.
Don't Spoil Good Material
and get into fret by attempting to make a punch
obtain bottle OF delicious Hub Punch. Sold BY
grocerS and druggists.
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FussEIL's Ice Cream.
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LADIES' GOODS.
MRs. SELMA RUppEnr.

COS NINTH STREET. orrosrrE PATENT oyr,cr
Received new assortment Of IRISH POINT. SWISS
and NkfNSook EMBR0IDERIES: SPANISH.
ToRCH0N. MALTESE and other WASH LACEs IN
variety Of patterns. at very close prices.
Large selection Of Children's Long and Short DRESS.
Els. MARSEILLE SUITS. CLOAKS. LACE and
SHIRRED CAPS. POKE BONNETs and all kinds OF
CHfLDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS. nplslm
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The A. M. e. Confercns:-.
SUNDAY SCHOOL INTERESTS pBLE9kTES 10 II
GENERAL CONFERENCE ELECTED.

"nIVn"HL NFBHENCk ELBCIEU
At the African NJ. E. conference at HaSerstnwn
yesterday the report OF the committee on sunday
schools was presented. This recommended the
discontinuance OF afternoon service in churches,
so that entire attention might be given to Sunday
schools The report was accompanied with res.
olution recommending the adoption Of the connec
tional Sunday school union and the observance o.
children'S day, and pledging support to every
EFFORT made to provide the So nday schools with
literature OF their own. The discussion OF thi.
report Will be continued to-day. At the Afternoon
session OF the conference an election was held fcl
three delegates to represent the Baltimore confer.
enee In the General conference. which meets 1I
Baltimore On the 1sc or May, 1884 On the frs
ballot Rev. JAS. A. Handy, OF this city was elected
as one of the delegates. The election was theI
suspended until to-day.
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SCHOOL FOR DRFssNakrNa
Ladies are hereby info med that Mr.. WHITE has
opened Scho Tor Dress nisk king
west, where he teaches the ert of Making Cuttna
and correctly. '' 'e'~AAs
he success Mr. White met with In city already 10
que TO his thorough knowledge his husInees 1hS
system Mr. White teaches universally iedred
TO Ire the best The system is by measnrpment No
Chart or part OF chart School ofen dag aud evening"
nh24- I'm - -
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DISTRICT MERCHANTS IN VIRGINIA COURTS
An attachment case OF Spfcer, Compton Co.
agt. Williams & Son was tried yesterday before
circuit court. Judge Keith, in Bren,svilie Prince
William Co, Va. Both parties were residents OF
This city,, the amount attached being 5000 in
bonds, and questions OF partnership and lurls-
dctlon were involved, but the court gave juig-
ment In favor OF the plaintiffs. The PARTIES re-
specuVely, beside the local counsel, We're reI.re-
Scnte1 br MessrS II. Wise Garnett for plaintiffs
and W. Pierce Bell for defendants.
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THE RIVER TR4pE-HarbOrmaSter Sutton re-
Norfolk, Shropshire. merchandise, J. Ii. job asOn
Co.: barge Honesty, UaBley $50 tons COAL city
coal, same: sChr. Gay Thomas, Shac. 32l tons coal
Clark d Gwen; schr. Il. r. King, Knowles 222
tons coal, same: sloop Maggie, WOODLAND, 800
bushels oysters, market
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NOT DASGERoUs.--Last night a dispatch was
received at police headquarters from Alexandria,
stating that man named Kirk, painter In that
city, had lett on the II O'Clock train for Washing
ton. saying when he left that he would kill
the first man he met when he got off the
cars Lieut.. GeSS'Ord, OF the metropolitan
police. states that there Is no cause for any
sensation, this man IS On a drunken spree
and is harmless: that his name is not Kirk but
PoletI1, and that he appears TO be Jealous OF his
vile, who IS living in South Washington, while he
is al work in Alexandria.
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Books LOsT-On Friday last a
gentleman intending to 90 to the
country, deposited Il package con.
tanning three books Of private ac-
counts on one of the benches on
board the railroad ferry, the G0ulds-
borO, AID while moving about the
boat and Conversing with other per-
sons, the books disappeared aud
have not since been recovered. The
package contained the name and
place of residence Oftlle owner, writ
ten on the outside. The books are
Of no vaine whatever to amy person
but the owner, and we are author
lied to state that the possessor, by
delivering or sending them to APO
Camp street will be rewarded with
ten dollars and no question will be
asked n. o. Picayune.
The books referred TO belong tC
FIX Gov. NJ. Hahn. Amy person as
siStin@ in their restoration would
confer great favor.
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STATE NEWS AND VIEWS

Capt. Grant and Superintendent
Bradley, OF the Mississippi Valley
Railroad, have determined to build
the Baton Rouge depot and station
directly back Of the State-H0uSc,
the present terminus OF the road.
The structure will be an elegant
one aud will contain passenger,
waiting and toilet rooms, baggage,
ticket and express offices, and il por.
ton Of the building will be set
apart for freight. 1t will be il frame
building Picayun9.
In the railroad column of the Pic.
ayune yesterday, i'll giving he dis.
tanccS by the various railroad lines
to San Francisco, Cal, and the time
consumed in the trip, it was said
chat six days and u half was the
schedule time, This has reference
to freight VIA the Southern Pacific
fast freight line, and not tO paSSeu,
gers. The mail, express and sleep.
ing coaches on both The Sunset and
Texas and Pacific lines make the
distance in five days from New OF.
leans to San Francisco picayuAc
The volume oflaw business in New
Orleans, it is generally admitted,
has been greatly contracted during
the past few years. There are i
number Of reasons given for this
state of affairs. One Of those,
brought forward by an obSerYant
attorney, is the introduction and
use Of the telephone. Heretofore
many Observation-Disclosures arose,
which neither "A note nor Il mesSeu
ger could altogether render or set
right, Now the business man sim
ply steps to his telephone, calls up
his neiShbor and i'll n quiet chat
over the wires the would.be trouble
some matter is arranged by word OF
mouth, Times Democrat.
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,s7.aIi. Eiehl were i'll ballast
with GOAT and IL
iIA-rv passenger department of the
Texas and Pacific road has just is
sued Il very handsome little brochure
entitled, "Winter Months in il Sum
mrr Lands" which contains inter
esting sketches of Galveston and
San Antonio Texas, and many OF
the principal cities OF Mexico.
About the most unsightly archi-
tcCtural cXereSceneS We have ever
seen are the iron cages set up
al"uud the roof of the State House
al Is ton Rouge. They are neither
ornamental non useful but positively
distigure the State House. We
notice i'll this connection an inter
view i'll the last City Item with il
prospective Scion, III which he says
he will offer bill in the next lie
gislature to have these cages taken
down. We say, pull them down.
- Ascension Democrat.
n very careful census of the PEG
pIeofthe province OF Ulster, ireland.
has recently been made. The emu.
meration of the several religious
denominations is quite interesting
MS follows:
Catholics ..........-...... So, SGT
EpScopalianS .......... 1916, 40.
PreSbyterians -........4 J1 ,62t
This shows hardly any difference
between the Protestant and Cath
Ole populations, there being S31 1881
OF the former to S33, 1856 of the later
But there are a good many ProteS
tants not included as EpiScopalians
aud PreSbyterianS.
The following synopsis of the
State dog law has been furnished
N&rnator Perry to the Iberia Ntar.
the p,v it for the information OF
1885, am. "By Act No. l07. OF
ttteS, Sex lLoh - the Revised Stat.
nizcd as property Noes are rccoo.
ShaU hdrc been assessed, ,rb,o bS,
for recovering damages 10 snit mix
or iuiuriug dogs, the owner cal. ;
recover larger amount than til
fixed by himself in the ASSESSING
preceding the killing or i.jul
Thus any one may kill a dog.
the dog is not assessed and the lli
ing be without cause, the OWL
may recover the value OF the dc
procidcd, that i'll no case can grea
am""pt than the assessment be rec
cred"
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I3 Communications handed III later than
"Wednesday evening, will lay over until the
week following.
~ All communications must be wittcn or
one side of the paper.
~ The full name and address Of the wri
ter must accompany each communication, not
for publication, but us II matter of good faith
tzg' Communications of II personal charac
ter will not he recognized unless from res
pOnSbIe parties. In such cases u charge OF
- 30 Il square will be made
Va We neutrality-suspicious. correspondence from
all l'urts of this and neighboring parishes.
g News and interesting local items res
pectiuliy solicited,
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A $50 BIBLE PRIZE.

The publishers of R"Hedgcs Nonhiy offer
twelve valuable rewards in their HOMthiy for
January, among which is the following:
We will give $ '00O to the person telling us
how many times tie word Bethlehem occurs
in tie Old Testament Scriptures by January
10Th, 1884. Should two or more correct an
swcrs he received the reward will be dcyldcd.
The money will he forwarded to the winner
january 18th, 1881, Persons trying for the
reward must send 20 cents in silver mo postag"
stamps takeny with their answer, for which
they will receive the February WOnthiy, in
which the name and address of the winner
OF the reward and the correct ans Eer will he
published, and in which several more valuable
rewards will be offered. Address,
RUTLEDGE PUBLISHING Com pANY, Easton, Pa.
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MARRIED..

At the residence of the BRIDES
mother, 400 Camp street n. o., on
Tuesday evening, January 1Nt 1884,
by the Rev, Father Allen, OF St.
Pairick's Church, Mr.. Charles j.
O'Shaughnessy, to Miss Margaret
+. Urban.
After the ceremony, which was
somewhat blief, owing to engage
ments with other dignitaries OF the
church, i'll regard to the preparations
for Archbishop Perche's funeral
next day, Father Allen gave the
worthy couple some very judicious
advice and counsel for their guild
ance through lite.
Previous to their departure that
evening, on their tour throughout
the North and West, Tie friends
present ,after viewing the numerous
presents to the bride, were invited
to a bounteous feast of good things,
and amid the popping Of corkS,
drinking to the happy coupIes'heaIth
and prosperity, the following friends
were noticed witnessing the event.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. w, Read; Mr.. and
Mrs. C.Sheafe; (Gen. Supt. j. r. r. }
Mr.and Mrs. W. Il, Read; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Pickrell: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Marks;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Walker; Mr..
and Mrs. w. Ii. Hyatt; Miss Annie
Read; Miss Lettie Riley, of Forest,
III; Mis- Bena Mcdonald; Miss EIma
Nerlander; Mrs. g. Verlander; Mrs.
G. PenrOsc; Mrs. G. p. Mccain:
Mrs. S. S. McCandliSh; Mrs. Calder;
Misses Julia and Isabella Marks;
Mrs. Pickles, Miss Maud Gilman;
Judge Alfred Shaw; Mr.W.H .Atkin
son; Mr.. E. Marks; Mr.. +. Shaw
Mr.. Jos. w. Carew; MIR. II. A. ANTI
Mr.. w. II. Edwards and others,
The bride is the youngest ant
most charmimgniecc of Elk Governor
Michael Hahn. A host of friend,
saw the happy pair off, on thei
bridal tour, on the elegant private
ear Of superintendent Sheafe, of thu
Jackson Railroad, which had beer
kindly placed at their service.
The following lines were received
10y the bridegroom from Il friend ant
schoolmate in England:
To my old schoolfellow and friend Charles j
O'Shaughncssy,o n the occasion ofhi Inarriag,
January l, 1851,
God bless your wedding old fellow!
Long may your happiness be:
That is thS "'oo';',.- - % e.
~. lSown each other.
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"NICHOLLS AND OGDENn

The HERALD does not claim to be
either a prophet or son or other
relation OF a prophet; but by apply
ing ordinary reasoning to few well
known facts, it does claim, in its
article, under above heading, immedi
ately succeeding the announcement
of Gpn.O9den's candidaturc,and the
dcclination of Gen. Nichols. to have
accurately predicted the result of
the late gubernatorial canvass.
Said the HERALD, i'll its issue Of
October, 6, 1888:
Whatever may he the admiration
for the honesty and craftsmanship OF
these two personal friends, there can
be no question, since their late re-
spcctive public announcements, as
to their extreme simplicity as poll
ticians. They must, indeed, have
unusual hope to think that either
Gen. Orden is assured the support
of those who have wished for the
nomination of Gen. Nicholson that,
after his present declination, his
friends will be represented at the
State Convention by delegates, who
on tho fact becoming evident that
Ogden is i'll ii minority, will be pre-
pared to cast their votes for Nichols
Yet such appears, from their pubic
cards and private letter Of General
Nichols to be the impression o.
these two gentlemen, though the
utter improbability Of all this seems
to the HERALD, very evident.
The reasons stated why the
hopes of these two gentlemen woulC
not be realized were:
First. General Nichols persona
preference for General Ogden
strange in itself, is not likely to in
tluence his true supporters, for theS'
two gentlemen represent extremes
in politics, not to be conciliated.
For while Gen. NichollS,aS show
in the acceptance of his previous
, nomination in 1876, in his Inaugural
address,and to an extent, i'll his act
while Governor sa believerin a Yer,
} high grade of non partisan states
manship, Gen. Ogden, i'll his Stron|
, White League doctrine is at hi
antipOde.
, In truth, the reasons which rende
) the one admired, not only by tn,
more conservative of his oWnparty
but, likewise, by the masses Of Re
publicanS, would initiate against
if not absolutely prevent their SUP
port ofthe other. Forced to anothe
choice, by the decIination of thei
favoIrte, the present Democrat
l supporters Of Nichols, and,notwitl
standing his strongly avoided rcl
$ sonal preference, will naturally see
D amothcr candidate than Genera
$ Ogden. Having thus, through de
cIination of General Nichols, vote!
-, tho ,Nc; ,,Aa,.i .., L. ilEaH171s
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Tnx,saSh receipts for tickets Fur-
Monday lNew Orleans over the
any previous life Railroad up to
has been built. THNO ineXeeSS OF
pect that the receipts tG.the road
month will be fully $1,000 mUpfoS-
ever before known in the history
the road.
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ENHIS PAPER may he found on file ut Geo
L 7. kowcll & CO.'S Newspaper dyertising
Bureau 10 Spruce STU where advertising con
tracts may be made for it in NEW YORK.
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Purchase your horses and mules
at lhe Dexter Sale Stables. No. 142
Barome Street, New Orleans, ifYou
10 secure good bargains. See
vi Of Maurice uelman,
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1 l,,N
|,sA AZ Candidate, it =, w ..,',,s af ~
" 40 :" vile hnpn ON the '"ef'Ne ms ii
mere pNll!!t9, %"G'7hg the session ofRe
J6}RRrention, would influence the choice
of other instructed delegates.
That the Judgment ofthc HERALD
was correct is shown ~ the proceed
ings of tie Convention. Ogden's
following proved too small to,really,
constitute an opposition to the Nc
Emery party; but when this became
apparent,it was found to be too late
to persuade the delegates ofRarlSheS
whose original. first ehoi as I'M
ouestionably Nichols, TO abandon
McEncry. The bitter contest which
the Ogden press had created natu
rally united the McEnery delegates
who, espcciaIlygtter nitipgia caueusS
could not, with honor, abAuuon, N,
Emery.
The solid votes OF such parishes as
Lafouche, TeTebonne, and, II, aly
Assumption, conclusiyely show this.
In truth, while3credit is due to thu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. delegates fol
having made, after being relieved o
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NEWS ITEMS.

22OO trains enterand leave London
each day. or these there are only
IS which do not carry third class
passengers. In Paris there are 40
trains which do not carry third. class
An idea Of the trade of VALPARAISO
Is furnished 10y the arrival in that
port on one day recently Of siXtaar
.1c.iffnS Vessels. AnuanisIE1
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1VT STI WHTV,
insertion. Elch subsequent insertion, fifty
cents per inch,
Announcing candidates for office,
Congressman, $25, 90
State Senate and Representative, 1900
district Judge and Attorney, 1900
Parish Officers, 1870
Ward Officers 500
Payment to be in advance
And when properly announced the columns
of this paper are ut the service of friends who
may desire to advocate their claims before the
people for election.
One column one year $4,000
Onc-half column one wear 5000
One quarter column one wear $500
Small Cards ono year 1900
Advertisements ana subscriptions nre
COllHctahic Invariably In Advance.
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PECAN AND OR NGE TREES
WANTED.

Any person willing to furnish and
set out 100 Pecan trees not less than
two inches in diameter OF six feet
in height ard guarantee them toI live,
can make bargain by applying to
the editor of this paper. y similar
contract will be made for 100 OF 300
Young Orange Trees.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-01-05
SATURDAY, JAN. 5. 1888.
ADVERTISING RATES.

lnslcnt advertisements 4 per square, first
tlon. Elch subsequent insertion, fifty
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