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David f. Bn'h, whose remains were IN.
TERED in the Catholic cemetery in This
MACE, ON st Friday, was born and spent
his chltlhood and youth in Mcch"niC-tDwn
his fortunes &" ith those of many others Of
his youthful companions forming Company
d. of the Sixth Md. Regiment, and par'c
ipaIng in many ut The most stnbhOtnly
contested battles Of the great C,vIl War,
In one OF the many bloody contests Of the
" ildcrness, that pornan OF the line to
which he was attached was compelled to
retreat, after firm resistance. In the re
treat he met with the injury which wnsthe
cause ofhis capture, aud in all probability
Of the disease which finally proved fatal.
He underwent a tedious imprisonment in
Anderspnvlle, was exchanged before Tie
close of the war, out, owing TO i'll health,
he was not with his comrades at the SUI
render of Lee.
He received an honorable discharge from
the service at the close of the war, and
again returned To his home. lie married
Miss Shovel, OF Tnneytown, who with Il
family Of six children, mnurn his loss.
Some time AFTER lhu completion Of the W,
III T. II. TO this point, he obtained EN-
plovment from the Company and removed
to W'liamsport, where he had but lately
purchased himself home. He was sever
al times promoted by the Company for ct
teiency, and retained the confidence and
esteem Of his superlors, and the good will
of all who knew him
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( , RAND JURY REPORT.

GRAND JURY ROOM,
To tie H,ae,oRc tie JG1gts Of TIE Civaa
C"Y't of ireeir'Tct ,rpn'y-lhe Gran d
Juty ins tna February tern OF 1855, re-
spr. iinlly nnkc the following rCpor: Ac.
Cultiug tn law we visir' the Jail and
were cnnrtton.ly received hv The sheriff
and his tlrpulics We luund the building
IN tNcelcn, condition and the pris pnrrs
property cared for AS directed the mat
ters brought Ia our Hti"ntOn have received
tiue Consi Iteration w" examined ~ wit.
ucsscs, inquired into and decided - cases,
dismiss, d % cnscs. touni 70 iEI,r,m"I,ts
end passed upon 81 true bills The pre- e
sentiments and true ti,.~ have been hiOu hi
into this Honorable Court.
Having cnmn!clci our dut;na we now
AJAX to he d!srhn,sed from !Urtl.r aticnd-
ancr ut tai, Germ.
VAN. L SN EARINGEN. Foreman.
True cppy-lcsl
ADOLHllUS FEARIAkF. IR.,
Clerk oi the CilCuit Court tor Fred co.
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C0JeWTY WE'WiS.
lettings from our Exchanges.

We are informed that there Is cunsilcra
bic sickness prevailing in Emmlsburg dis.
trlct among children, in consequence o..
which the attendance of the various schools
has fallen of considerably - Uas0u.
Our venerable and highly esteemed CHI
zen. Mr. John Hoover has been critically
III for some time, his recovery is scarcely
{, " G. pcc:cl tt->:;.'s
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DIED

o II The LIST inAi., n, l,o:nhTnnk &car Mt .
ST, Mary's College, Ld~ara W, Tcrs,
in the 77th yenr If MA age he WAS
among The earliest s'udcnts % Mt. St
Mary's College,
Or Thr- day March a,l. 1888 At his res.
idrnvc ahou, 4 miles from LuMisDnrg,
ufraraly-is, Mr., Eli III Close, II ,"c ;'1,h
wear OF his NC.
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~. hNN VNS CciUlt FVt
geon, reports 10 tie Governor t,ut the cat.
tic sickness in this county, is pkaFo rnen-
mOnia.
Sales in the vicinity of Taney'own have
commenced Houses and cattle are bring
ing cxorbiiant prices. and any kind of a
horse that eau stand up brings FROM 800
to $3.50
More severe weather on the wheat We
have noiceda change for the worse IN the
appearance in great many fields within
the pas, several weeks.
The rsidcrc" Of Simon CroniSc, near
New Market. this county. was destroyed
by Hc early Thursday morning, and his
wife mud one Of his children per'she IN the
flames. Henry Plum,ncr. n deaf snute'
who had been living with the family some
time, who WINS supposed at FIRST to he lost
also, was afterwards found ly!sg In The
barn, badly burned and nearly frozen 10
death, The bodies Of the victims were 40
charrcd as to be aln.os, wholly unrecngniZ-
able. The fire Originated, II IL supposed
from hrsp Of wood lying against heated
stove IN the kitchen.
Head quarters for Boots and Snons
Jus, rectiving our Spring stock, remer,
her we keep the very beet makes an" guar
an'cr prices AT
Mar. Is On. Roots,
We treated onr readers "a tie County
S,alemen, in Supplement form last w,eii
and trust that they have made y careful tx
animation of !hc snme. We indulge this
week in ono criticism that VIC trust our
readers will M thoroughly understand
having had week Ia winch ,n study tive
figures referred to by us. We much pre-
fer to give the Statement in the form If =
Supplement- MS il makes il more convenient
to our readers, although it is q, conSidrra'
hle eXlcnse anG trouble that We 10 II,
We regret to cay that VIZ are not ab,c Ia
give any official Information in rrttrenc"
To the nv~ canning house project. We
have had nurrr us inquir,s III reference
thereto, none OF which We have hc,U abe
to answer from the fnct that We hnvt | cari
Nothing directly from the parties interest
, sl the article published several weeks
ngu having bcrn based on what We accept
ed Az being reliable outside Information. II
would appear ,ha, the CLARION ability
20 secure direct Information is iafrripr 10
its Willingness TO publish it.
! nvcKs -Iart week Doc lcathcr;nan
aud the Ci>ltr* went To HAVE de Grace
on duck shooting expedition. fu' f'r
IA little recreation, vow know, Il was =
! GOOD ,hing they had rejection rs well as
! duck shouting for IN object, otherwise the
trip wuu Y, not have rctulHod anything on
/ tie investment. The river and ii,ts were
frozen over on H." day appointed for the
! shooting. 80 that there were 40 ducks, cX
ccp, in the air, where there were enough
IN sght nj times so ins;lrc a statement Of
, Their probable number = ing SET down for
Il whoprrr We nlwaya Ill prefer fish Ia
tiuCks and we shall visit lIavre.d" Mtor'
when the ~hnd br-il Ia rum we a!"aye
get .had q when We 70 in season
! MACHl%ERV SOLD - Mr. Chn- + CasScl,
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PUBLIC SALE!

BY Virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans
C0urt Of Frederick County the unlelsiIn.
s.!, Administrative Of IeorQc Graham, late
q: Frederick County, deceased. MI sci, ut
Public Sale On the premises. luc ia'e home
of sad deceased situated =. mile east
Of 4. A.. Blnck's mill on Hunting Creek un
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~cOo Wv HCUCll
ton of the public to
the tact that he has
purchased the entire
stock of the firm
WlTHERow & ARMACosT
and will continue the
business at the same
place and respectful
ly asks Il share of
your patronage. New
Goods for Spring and
Summer continually
coming in.
Our Double Pipe Creek letter arrived af.
Ter the form was nHde up. II will appear
next week.
Mr.. ". r. Young arrived in town on
Monday last and will remain week OF
two. to arrange for the coming srasnn'.
packing. Parties wishing TO see him viii
find hin, at the Gilbert House
Wochshoro will hive ca, niyal on Eas
ter Monday. Suppose We begin to agi,a',
for Fourth Of 3Vy celebration. Coal,
We gu w another ike 1870, or ususi We
wait until 1852
Kate C!aN,on and her company arc play
! ing tie emotional drama, the Two Or
rhans" in Frederick this wek. We visit
cd the play in Baltimore M"t week an,
came away well pleased The acting WA
fne Throughout, and though toe p!My il old
it .ecMs To have lost noue Of It's CHAIN fol
theatre going l,op'e.
Wlggins is on Top There was o Marc!
storm Oh Saturday and SunGay, no. above
the usual trverity, yet it was stern, anC
Wiggins ciams it as his own. There il
~ calculating how nlany fools That strru
!llde. who vii! now Uc Iea,iy To swear b,
Virgins and all thu, he toretels, eve!
should he attempt 10 tDrctc!l the crack o
doom"
Our notice Of Salcs 10 come Of in on
Property Sales register Is worth nearly o.
quite IS much as Arr the posters. Parties
who contemplate making sale should con
slider that advantage, hrtpre going to ;
purclv Job Office. A h,ll printed there a
! one hall Of our price (au6 none print tia
! cicap) is not economy.
RuN-AwAY On Monday morning last
! Mr. Geo lIouver's three hD,sc team fright
I cned At IL PIX sing tram and ran OF The,
started at Mr.. G ". Stockstlaic's ware
house, maGc y turn ilcrc. cleared scvrra
wagons, ran out Carroll and up Mar
s,rc,I ; to Ni.ih;d'', riding above 5curS
Nh, IN all upwards Of mile and did nt
dalnaC" "IinicNer 10 themselves, the whS'
On, any pris"n or other property.
Should the rough w,a,ber of tie pas,
ten DAYS con,juuc Cr ten G1,s longer, ",
may home i,r an agree ,hlr "inoving dav
/, sill, I've 4 rrea, misfortune shouh the
in 1t, vc, ssA cu'l. for Il large part of on
nnoula,ion vtil fit" this sprins.
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or TREAD, Han Cooper o, Mountain fa'S
Va. His dwelling and nearly all Of his
h,,,.o,,,1a .a,c,s we.. hurped ON Wedn,s
NJ, c,,nor h,ro,v nc.
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EQUtTY NOTICE {

James Columbus C"I No 1890 Equity.
nun and susan Golf.
man his wife and VII III the Circuit
liam c. lotnun
Court for Trcdrr.
va
cl, County, sitting
Elizabeth " Goldman in equity.
Edward c ,tlmpu Dr
vil tolimau and 9th FcbruNry Term
ELS 1882.
ORDERED this 2G,h day Of Frhrn,rv
thHl on The 9th day of March i s. The
Court win proceed TO act uuDn The Report
o. SJ,Cs this day iflrd IVY G"ur!r VI Inn
norman Trustee in the above cler. un,ces
cause to tine contrary he SHOWN h.t'lr said
day; provided Il copy If this 0r''r Dc IN,
Nturd in some newspaper published IN
frederick Comfy, iur three Successive
weeks prior to sail tny.
Th RcpoN sl&tta ne a!touR. ut sales at
$2G03 -
ADoLPlltS FEARHAkE. lr
Clerk of HE Circuit Court for Fred'k Co.
True Copy.
Test, Aiolphus FearhaEc Jr
March ! At, Clerk
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wanted Mt the Crescllc Mills, Mechanics
town. for winch the highest price, cash,
WIN nc pad.
,.c.stts T. WHITE,
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Personal Points.


L. s. Benson, travelling auditor of the Wabash
Bystem is in the city official business
R. Hastings has been appointed master OF
. transportation of the P. & f. division of the
Central Iowa, and is to have full charge OF
trains. section men, etc.
g. W. Snow, general passenger and ticket
agent of the Chicago & Atlanta, has appointed j.
w. Mcfarland his first assistant. "Mac" will NIL
the position to perfection.
J. II. McCreery, an eminent railroad attorney
and general solicitor of the Pittsburg " Lake
Erie road, has resigned. D. 4. Watson is named
as his probable successor.
Colonel Robert PattlsOn, the moving spirit IN
the Evansville. Seymour & Beefontalne raft
road project, is in New York city arranging to
dispose OF the bonds on the road.
L. L. Caufy, central passenger agent Of the
Michigan Central, and p. p. Young. Southeast
ern passenger agent of the Northern Pacific. are
IN the city, looking after the interests they rep
resent
william NJ. Hcklin has been appointed city
passenger agent of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
Ht. Louis & Chicago road at Indianapolis. The
company could not well have made a better Sc
lecrion for the position.
The mother of John Egan, general ticket and
passenger agent of the Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
st. Louis & Chicago road, died yesterday. The
deceased was seventy eight years Of age and
much beloved by a large circle OF friends
Major J. L. Butman has resigned the superin-
tendency Of the Boston. Hoosac Tunnel 81 West
ern, To take effect to-day. He will he succeeded
mechanic of the BosIOp, HoOsac Tunnel & West
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The act of 1877 making the Auditor of State
the custodian of the records OF the Wabash &
Erie Canal Company, including all patents, deeds
and grants OF lands made in Indiaua, has never
been compiled with. The matter has been dra G.
ging it's weary length through the courts for
years, and has been great source of revenue in
the shape of fees. The Federal Court ordered
the receiver OF the company to transfer all the
records OF the corporation to the Auditor Of
state, In accordance with the provisions of sec.
tion $500 OF the Revised Statutes, and Auditor
Rice yesterday sent messenger to Terre Haute
10 get possession of them.
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THE COURT RECORD,
Superior Court.

Room No 1-Hon, Napoleon D. Taylor. Judge
Sinker, Davis & Co. VS.. William r. Watson ct
al; suit on contract Jury out,
Room No. 2-Tfon. Daniel W. Howe. Judge.
Mary d Winters vs., Geo. W. Wagner; suit to
recover for services rendered. Jury out.
John W. Martin vs. Emma l.. Richar dsOn suit
court.
Room No, 3-Hon. Lewis c. Walker. J udgo
Elizapeth j. Riley Vs. J0nn L. Ketchum ct al. ::
suit TO quiet title Dismissed ut defendants
costs.
Philip franklin vs.. James Rhodes; appeal from
justice of the peace. Dismissed nj plainII ifs costs
Mary ]. Wiley vs, Samuel Griffith; suit on ac-
count Plaintiff dismisses.
James Reed va. Alice Sweeney Reed; divorce
granted. Adultery.
Eliza Cavett Abraham kuber; suit for
possession. Verdict for defendant
William Henderson, trustee, VS.. John G. Reiss-
ner ct al; decree OF foreclosure Tor plaintiff
fo- scoops,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

IN
Sealed proposals viii be received at the office
Of George Il. Farrin gtnH Secretary OF the Rose
Orphan Home in Terre Haute, VigO comfy, In.
diana. until IL o'clock noon, of the 9TH day of
March, A. u. 1888, for the furnishing OF all
necessary material, except brick, and doing all
the work necessary az the erection OF the follow
the city OF Ierre Haute, Indians, to-wit: One
lnan administration building, one school house,
one chapel, one large cottage, one small cottage
all 20 be furnished aud done In accordance with
the plans and specifications prepared hy Samuel
HannafOrd. aroHitect nav on exhibition in
rnona IL, Is aud l 4, up stairs, in the Savings
Bank building, corner Sixth and Ohio streets III
the rity OF Terre Haute. Indiana.
Bids must be made for each department of
each building separately, classified by the
specifications, viz: Excavation and brick work;
cutstone work. carpenters work and lumber;
cast and wrOught-iron work; plasteung; paint
ing and glazing; plumbing, gas fitting, galvan-
lied iron, tin work and stating.
Payments Will I've made as the work progresses
upon estimates furnished by the superintendent
appointed by the Board OF Managers of the Rose
Orphan Home. hut n reasonable per cent will
lie reserved from each estimate to insure the
faithful completion OF the work.
Each lid must be accompanied by n guaranty
with two sureties. and must be made unon the
printed forms In the hands of Cliff & Williams,
Terre Haute, Indiana AS no Others will be con-
sidered.
The Board Of Managers of the Rose Orphan
Hotre reserve the right to reject any ar all bids
BY order OF the Board of Managers of the
Rose Orphan Hume.
GEORGE L. HARRINGTON, Seo'y.
Terre Haute, Iud,. jan. 81, 1888
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General News.

The towns OF Connecticut have a railroad In
Aebtedness of S., 100000 hanging over them.
floating debt of $l,5OO,OOO on the Jersey
central road must be cleared off, it is said be-
fore the receivershp is dissolved.
1t Is said that the Buffalo & West Shore con-
templates securing some of the best employees
of the New York Central by Offering them high
pay.
The Pennsylvania increase of stock by the
last dividend brings up the total to $780, sI, OUo
500 800 p'' ''"' 0" WHICH VIII require SO'SS0'
The Philadelphia & Reading railroad prosnects
continue To brighten aud to excite favorable
comment among those who are cOnveFsanJ with
its affairs.
The New York & New England asks for pro
posas for building fifty eight and three-trtths
miles OF secOud track between Blackstone and
AndOvcr, Ct
The Housae Tunnel traffic shows n handsome
increase for January. The number of loaded
freight cars st-hound was GOA, or | 5O4 n,o,r
than January, 1882.
The Chicago Burlington & Quincy nnnonnces
that from date IL will transfer through Colorado
business nc Biglow, the new line between Big
low ana Rnlow having been completed The
new cutOH Will save over one hundred miles of
haul.
The New York Central, with n capital stock of
$50, 42S, 300, has 1886 Stockholders There mas
been continual addition TO the number of stock
holders from year to wear, the increase In 1899
over 1881 being l,S62. The number of miles of
track operated is 1853
Inc PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company Is m pidly
pushing on to Reading. Engineer Crawfo-i saws
their trains will be running into that city Within
one year. Agents of the company are now bnv-
ing tue right or way and settling damages IL is
proposed 10 erect a fine bridge over the schuyl-
Kill The new road touches nearly all the furnaces
ana other industrial works, apparently TO cap
lure thelr trade from the Philadelphia & Reading
Company. -
GETTING INTO WORKING ORDER AGAIN.
Railroad men will long remember the week
ending Feb. 0. 1888. it having been the worst,
In every sense, for railroad operations they have
ever experienced. On seven OF the thirteen
Indianapolis roads the old-fashloned method OF
running trains has been in vogue for five days,
Strains going east and north having the right 20
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Sufferers by the Floods.

The township trustee reports great deal of
suffering among the poor people whose homes
were flooded by the recentOverflow, and already
tSirty or fifty applications for relief have boen
investigated. The destiiuiiOn in many cases ia
extreme, and prompt relief is necessary. The
trustee anticipates an unusually large number Of
applications for aid during the next few weeks
in consequence of the flood.
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Cost of the state-House.

The board of Slateho commissioners yes
terday allowed the contractors $3.50 49, max
ing the total cost for all purposes since work was
hegun $776, 673 %. while the building proper
has cost 1902 927.43.
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d

Ihave prescribed Kidney-WOrt with very great
success in score more obstinate eases OF Kid
ney and Liver Troubles; also. for female weak
nesses.-Philip G. BalOn, NJ. D., MOnkton, Vt.
"My wife has bean much benefited from the
use of Kidney Wort. She had kidney and other
complaints" writes Rev A b. Coleman, Fay
ettevilIe. Tenn.
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characteristics of the Episcopal Church.

characteristics Of the Episcopal Church.
On Sunday night the rector of Christ Church
will begin u course of sermons the character
istics of the Episcopal church. The first dis
course will present the historical facts in refer
ence to the preaching robes aud other vest
mnrtH.
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THE DAYS RAILWAY NEWS.
The Roads Getting Their Tracks and
Wires In Working Order.
Lively Running of Livestock Trains-Rates
Thought to Be Firn-Matters of
General Interest.
Personal Notice.

Railway superintendents and other officials
are requested to honor no requests for passes, or
other favors, save those directly from John c.
New & Son, from either the business or editorial
departments of the Journal.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
White River Railroad Co.. for the election of
officers aud general business, will ba held at the
office of Kilgan & Co., in Fundamentals gu Thurs
day, tile 18th day of February next at . O'Clock
p, N. r. s. SINGLAtR, Secretary.
Indianapolis, Ind, Jan, rs, 1888
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Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge.
State vs.. Douglass Hall; assault and battery
Fined S. aud costs.
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Freight men who are opposed to carrying bust
ness at ruinous rates are much graufed over the
present strict maintenance of through rates.
Occasionally there is a rumOr of n cur, yet when
traced to Its origin it proves to be myth. The
opinion now prevails that the day of hauling
business simply for the showing Of a large ton
mage Ia passed. Rate wars came in fashion in
1879. ana, between Chicago and New York, on
which rates the basis at Indianapolis and other
points are formed, for seven months were badly
demoralized mOre on flour and grain than any
other property. Daring January, 1870, % cents
per 100 pounds; during February, 20 cents;
March. 10 cents; April Is cents; May, TO June
o, 10 cents; June 8 TO June %, 30 CENTS; June.22
To Aug A, 20 cents; Aug To Aug. 70, % cents
Aug. % To Oct. l3, 80 cents; Oct. Is To Nov. 10,
35 cents; Nov. 10 TO March !, $780, 40 cents
NJ arch to April IS, So cents; Aprli 10 to Nov
Feb. to %, 40 cents; March IL 81, 81 CENTS
April l 10 IL, 30 cents; April 3 10 II, % cents
A prl Is to June s, 80 cents; june to II, %
cents (wth considerable freight taken at less
than these regular rates after February; June
g Till Jan. 28, 1882, no regular rates, Int gen.
orally Is cents until August and lower rates
Hfterward, presumed to average l2l2 cents until
January; in January the average was probably
less, there being grea: quantities taken on con-
tracts, as dow AS cents, and these con-
tracts covered most of tie shipments Febru-
AIRY and some in March, though the regular rate
was made 90 cents on Jan. %, and advanced to
% March 25, at which 1t remained until Dec. l,
when the present 30-cept rate went into effect
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GEO. B. WRIGHT & co.

{ A FORTUNE FOR
ONLY 81. For infor-
Imation and circulars
lsent free. write TO
| GEORGE LEE.
lding, Louisville. KY.
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~ could lind no remedy for my kidney com
plant and rheumatism" writes Mr.. A. b. Burr,
of Temples MIA, Florida. until was cared by
ktdney-W1rt." Exposure, incident to lumber
ing caused Mr. Burr'A disorders
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the road. and they have been making reasonably
good time, but trains coming west and south
have been arriving three TO ten hours late.
Owing TO the demoralized condition OF the wires,
neutrality-suspicious. have been OF but little service.
However. all the roads, except the Wabash and
L., 3. & W. had their wires so far repaired that
they were of some service yesterday, and the
1, 3. & W. and Wabash VIII be all gight to-day.
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$4,000 FOR ss.

n rgegalAr Monthly Drawing win take place
cnhin the Masonic Hall. Masonic Telnpie
~AAN Building. In Louisville. KY,
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s1iO.4O0
Half Tickets, o..
IS Tickets, 500.
1851 Prizes.
whole Tickets. ~.
s7 Tickets. $50.

nv Express DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LET
TEIl on POST OFFICE ORDER until further notice
ORDRIs OF IS and upward by Express. can be sent
Al our expense. Address AL orders ~ J. J. DOUG
LAS Louisville, Ky,