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The Opelousas courier., 1883-12-15

Fanciful stones fancifully set, with the slight
est rim Of gold passing around the finger, are
fashionable rings forladies. Pearl rings, espe-
cially the pink, bronze, gray and black pearls,
are in great favor, and solitaire white pearls
emblems Of purity-are being chosen for en-
gagement rings.
The favorite finger rings for gentlemen at
present are the sard, onyx and chrysoprase in
iataglio.
A gold watch, two silver watches, two twenty
dollar gold pieces, and a gold ring were found
in cleaning out an obstructed drain under a
Washington Hotel.
Remember, we want to see every reader of this
paper before Christmas, and the sooner you
come the better you will be pleased.
The Sultan of Zanzibar, having made a trip to
Paris, has returned to his own dominions with
q passion for two things in pa~rticular-pendu
lum clocks and strawberry ice cream-and he
has engaged a skillful confectioner and an ex-
pert matchmaker as a part of his REGULAR etinue,
TO supply him with these two luxuries to his
heart s. content. His palace is furnished with
clocks in large number, and he takes delightin
watching them, and seeing that they keep time
with perfect accord, and strike the hours stimuli
taneously.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-12-15

How easy it is for one benevolent being to diffuse
pleasure around him, and how truly is d kind heart
a fountain of gladness, making everything in It's
vicinity to freshen into smiles WashSngton IrgSag.
If the genial author could have had a sight of our
beautiful array of Christmas Goods, and known the
moderate prices we have placed on them, the above
cheerful sentiment would have gained additional
significance.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-12-15

IsO ~ UMH1HDTC HuP IoS US V1Cy CtH UC
placed under the descending bar. Once in shape
the work of Frightening, polishing and decora-
ting is done upon a lathe. Firstthe blank form
is fitted with a rapidly revolving rod. A slight
touch of a sharp chisel takes a thin shaving
from the end, another does the same on the side,
and a third rounds off the rim. A round steel
rod dipped in oil and pressed upon the surface,
gives it q ~lustrous polish. Then a little revolv-
ing steel wheel, whose edge is a raised orna-
that ornament just outside the rim. A second
wheel prints a different ornament around the
center, while a third wheel with sharp points,
makes the indentations on the lower half and
end of the thimble. The inside is frightened
held on a revolving mould. All that remains
to be done is to boil the completed thimbles in
lsoapsuds, to remove the oil, brush them up and
pack them for trade.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-12-15
THE HOLIDAY REVIEW.
SILVER THIMBLES,

The manufacture of silver thimbles is very sim
pie, but singularly interesting. Coin silver is
mostly used, and is obtained by purchasing coin
almost wicked, for it is nothing less than putting a
lot of bright silver dollars, fresh from the mint, into
dirty cTucibles, and melting them up into solid in
and cut by a stamp into circular pieces of the re-
quired size. A solid metal bar, Of the size of the
inside of the indented thimble, moved by powerful
machinery up and down in a bottomless mould of
the 0J1faidn 0f fhn fhirohIa hands tho oiro,,tor d;cLc
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sOe =si
itUU ,tON.


A Farmer Meets with u Horrible Death.
Dissatisfaction at the Military Prize
Award
Housros, May l9-ISpecial Yesterday
at Gray's bayou, i've miles from town, q
German farmer named Steinke, while
blowing had the plow stick in the ground
going In front of the plow to disengasc it
he stopped 10 Fix the trace. chain, when the
pair OF oxen attached to the pillow became
Heightened In some manner. and ran away
Steinke was caught by the point of the
nlow, thrown down, and dragged across the
field by the oxen. The plow lacerated his
leg loins in n frightful manner. Steinke
expired last night In great agony. He
leaves wife aud seven children.
News of the Light Quad receiving the
second prize by such small difference, Is
receivee with much dissatisfaction, AS they
were generally expected to take the first
prize. Bets are even that they will defeat
the Cresents at Nashville.
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SAN ANTONIO.

Flock Of sheep Attached Young English
man Turns Horse Thief. The Wool Mar
ket.- Buyers ana sellers Apart--The Pres,
Gang ON Schedule 1ime..-Etc.
SAN ANTONIO, May i0.--ISpecial. Flour
thousand eight hundred sheep belonging tt
Phi. Palmer, of Bracket, have just beer
attached by United States officers TO satisfy
u judgment Of California parties from whom
the sheep were purchased at slG,s00.
@. II. Faucet, a young Englisl man
hired horse and buggy and skipped fol
parts unknown.
Abou, 5000, ,0O0 poundso OF wool have been
received here since the beginning Of the
spring season; q cents Is the highest price
paid for choice lot Of two months wool
The tone Of the market is about the same as
yesterday. Buyers and sellers are not anx.
ious TO trade save for best grades, which
bring top prices,
The Texas editors. en- route To Monterey,
Mexico, arrived at the International depot
from Dallas At 1910 tonight, but did not
SOD,
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TYLER.


Tho County Tax-wiii Probably Figure In
tho COurts-Buriai OF n Much Lament. d
Young Lady Delayed Train-Burn, d
Bridge.
TYLER, May l9.-ISpecial, 1.-The county
tax levied by the commissioners court on
yesterday for the several purposes aggi Q.
gated SO cents on the 500, 80 cents OF
which is for the railroad subsidy. The
county roll tax is only % cents, and on occu
palions the full constitutional limit.
The commissioners meet as an equaliza.
ton board on June Is.
Ex-Tax Collector Wilkinson's sureties
on the state bond have agreed to pay Jointly
and equally the amount of judgement
against them, $500 Those ON the rail !
road subsidy bond failed to agree AZ to the
manner OF payment, aud the matter will
probably reach the courts. The amonnt
due the state on the bond is $500.
Miss Mary Starley, who died at O'Clock
last evening, was inferred at the city cem-
terry at b p. IN. to-day.
A burned bridge, three miles north OF
Troupe, delayed the morning Interna-
tional & Great Northern train three hours.
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ALTA NTA.
County Fair Association -S,nngerfest Visit
ors-Buiiding Notes.-The Crop Outlook

County Fair Association -srnngerfcst visit
ors-Buiiding Notes.-The Crop Outlook
Etc
ATLANTA, May i0,-Tspec.al THE Cass
county Fair association has reorganizei
with Major ]. A. II. Granbury, OF Douglass.
Vile, ~ president; other officers as before.
Our "SmDgeriesters" are returning one
by one. perfectly delighted with Dallas.
Mai.dogs are exciting the people.
The building committeeore going ahead
on the plans, and contracts Tor making
brick for the six new two.story buildings,
which will soon begin TO loom up.
Crops, though late, were never In better
fix aud growing very rapidly.
The three.card mouts men, Bacon, known
as Jew Jake, and Calhoun are now on trial
on Q writ Of habeas corpus at Jefferson, be.
tore Judge Estes, hsying been carried "a
that point from Linden, our county seat.
Their bonds, a. fixed by Judge Baydes
at first werr 32,0p0 each. The char, 81 are
highway robbery and rambling.
Business 10 good, but there 10 some little
sickness.
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10 Hs'l-'a7'lai'l'
MARSIIALL

seangerfest Visitors Returning, Highly
pciighted---suitry Weather. -Big Land
MISUNDERSTANDING to Celebrate.
Etc.
MARSHALL May l9.-ISpeoial. MANY
OF the visitors TO the S@ngerfest have
returned, highly delighted with what they
saw and heard In Dallas.
The weather continues dry and windy.
In the case OF 4. II. Layne vs.. John
Heath, ADMINISTRATOR Of the estate OF
Haman Heath, the jury returned verdict
IN favor OF the plaintiil. Among the dc.
iendents residing here are James Turner
and the heirs OF the late q. b. Lipscomb,
The land involved is located in kaufman
county and Is valued ut $40 900.
The Sunday-school Scholars cot the..Pres.
byterian church, and many other friend.
have gave grand picnic excursion to Hin.
sons Springs to-day.
Our colored citizens are making grand
preparations TO celebrate the anniversary
OF their freedom on the 10Th of June. No
pains will be spared to make 1t u glorious
success.
An additional engine and boiler has been
placed in the ice factory, which will in
crease the capacity 10 fifteen tons of ice
per day.
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PLANO.

very sudden Death-NIasonic Hall Al.
most Finished Bountiful Crops In
Store.
PLANo, May. l9,-Tspecial. Mrs. vii.
liams, wife of Don Williams. merchant
here died quite suddenly this afternoon, OF
congestive chill, only being sick about half
an hour. She leaves six children TO mourn
her loss, MIR. Williams has the sympathy
OF the whole community.
The Masonic. hall is receiving the finish
ing touch and will be All ornament to the
town when finished.
A hard rain fell here this morning.
which will be quite beneficial to the crops of
all kl.ds. They are all looking extremely
vel and promise large yield. Weather is
fine but business is dull.
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Ell fASp.
Crooks Whereabouts Unknown Negroes .
| From kansas-Railway Excursiopista

Vrooks Whereabouts Unknown Negroes
From hansas-Rsiiway Excursionists.
FL PAso, May l9.-ISpecial-The where
abouts of General Crook is not definitely
known. He is west of the Sierra Madre in
search of the Apache strong hold, and this
is about all that is known, Mexican troops
from Casa Grande, 20 miles north of here
are endeavaring to form junction with
Nun. Scouts from here anu Chihushus
nave gone into the mountains to ascertain
the military status.
train of 500 negroes from X ,nsas passed
through here en- ronte to work on the
Me1lcan Central railroad.
| The stock books tor tina I'll Paso & White
OAKS railroad have been opened in this
city.
special train left here for Santa Fe.
bearing Colonel Nickerson, president OF the
Mexican Central; Callen, president of the
New Orleans Il Texas railroad, and the
president of the Sunset railroad
| - IL. White, custom inspector here, was
elected sheriff of the county court, wee
Benito Gonzales, resigned.
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infermer Carey MinslIug With tho
Mob-News Item Ripeniug.
A Railway Presidents Son rlnds New
Mexico Insalubrious.
The Wasson Court Martial to Convene
Very Shortly.
Bismarck's Health Bulletins are Gross
and Wicked Frauds.
4 New Yorker Wants the Sun 10 soothc
Him.
other News Notes Deserving Perusal.

Nrw SORK, May io,-Ispeclal Money
q tos per cent.
Exchange the same.
Governments unchanged.
Railroads firm.
Fort Worth&Denyer frsts adya, ced ) TOD.
Texas 4 Pacific Rio Grand division
hrsts, advanced I.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Gs advanced \,
Stocks dull.
Denver h Rio Grande, 4GY.
Houston h Texas Central, 20.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, %.
Missouri Pacific, l0l rs.
Texas & Pacific, 352.
Cotton opened 10 0 points lower, bt
afterwards became steady. Weeks exports.
oo,S'7 bales; receipts from Galveston. 2s2
bales; sales, $1,000; low middling, 10 7.l6;
middling, 10 5.l6; good ordinary, 9t,
Beeves-Prices higher and in good do
mand; days export. SAG head.
Wool-The same; small receipts seycu-
cen caIgos sold.
llides-No demand for Texas,
Weeks imports, $s,230,l7l.
NEW foRk, May l9.--IPress. l-uoyern
ments unchanged railroads lrrernlar
state securities dull ana higher. ~
The stock market showed fractional do
cline In prices compared with closing ono.
tations Friday. From noon TO o'cIock tho
market was dull and steady, and lower
prices followed for time, and in the last
nour the market was again greatly unset.
Tea and IN the ilrst half hour there was
1eolihe OF . 70 l ner cent. the latter for
Omaha, which declined to 40, Texas paci6c
decline 4 to $50, and the rest Of the rensrai
list IS to IL. Manitoba declined from iY
to IA, and recovered to 1876 The net result
OF the decline was Ia 10 Q In the Hnri
dealings the market was weak at the low.
es' prices OF the day. Transactions, 2GO 600
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MINERAL WELLS.
rhe Asylum Commission Non. .Communica.
tve---A Good Rain.

The Asylum Commission Non. Communica.
tivs---A Good Rain.
MINERAL WELLS, May l9.-[special. +
The asylum commission visited our city to.
day and was shown around by committee
oi three, appointed for that purpose. they
refused to give any expression as to the
probable location of the asylum, and an.
peared very indignant at the insinuation
having been made that the city should
have been selected before they started on
their mission. They spoke fayorably of
,he Wells, and after committee of the
ladies' OF the town waited on them, and pre.
ssented their memorial address. DR.. Wal.
iace, ON the part of the committee, mace
lew very appropriate remarks. The me
mortal was read bv Mrs Haynes, a lady
who came to the Wells eighteen months
ago raving maniac.
Ihe commissioners go from here TO Der !,
ton, thence to Austin to make their repor,
A heavy rain fell this morning, Thoroughly
saturating the ground
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FORT WORTH.

Freight Cars Wrecked.-.Pavemen Ques-
tion settled--Attsmpt to Kldnap Child.
Indignant wooi-growers.
FoRr WoRrH. May l9,-[speclal. Min
cars, loaded with coal, were showed over
bluff ninety feet high on the Missouri
Pacific and broken to splinters. Lo,s, sew
e-al thousand dollars.
II has been determi cd at lntt to spend
the slD,N0 for streets In cobble stone and
granite.
Mary Maher attempted tonight to Kid.
nap child he'onging toa woman named
Harris, Of evil repute. A dramatic scene
WAS witnessed at the depot when the Harris
woman rushed 10 the train and demanded
her child. \ :
Eleven hundred bead Of horses were SOLD
here to-day At an sversge Of 81.
Wool men Who bring their CLIPS here -
complaining bitterly. T-ey say San Al.
tonic ID the only market In the s.ate.
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SAN SARA.

Fine Kaln---ieavy Wool Receipts.--Lad
Attacked by u Panther confident uus.
bandmen.
SAN SABA, May i0.-[special, I've bad
iine rain here this morning, which will
prove beneficial to the crops, as they were
needing rain very much
Forty five thousand pounds OF wool have
been received in the last two days.
A large panther attacked u boy, last
might, four miles west of this place, while he
was on his way home, and he only escaped
by putting spurs to his horse. He only
lost his hat In the race,
Money seems to DO plentiful and business
very good.
There have been great many harvesting
machines sold IN this county Of late. The
farmers think wheat will yield very well.
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number Of houses were DESTROYED near
Dogs prairie. At Richland two residences
worth $4,000 are said to be destroyed. The
inmates made very narrow escape.
The storms path varied from bOO
to J. 80 feet vide. Trees in the trark lest
tleir limits and bark, and look rs though
Killed ayear or two aso. Mud is splashed
on the trees twenty feet high. One
man put his vie and children
ia ditch three ieet deep, and from
this retreat saw his home swert
entirely away. The whole country outside
o; thu track ct the storm has become A
great relief society. Doctors are tending
the injured, and to-day the men turned ont
en- masse u corrall stock and put up N :
scores of miles of fence down. ltis said n .
little town Of Marqusnd, on the Iron Noun
tain, was blown TO pieces by tornado
about . O'Clock this evening. Every house
in town is said to have been demolished.
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business done through Eannin County
bank tor commercial year, Si,5oo,00.
reputation OF Honey Grove l,SOO; annual
business done through bank, s., ,5oV.Co0
Population OF the countp about S5.Oeo,
taxable property for 1852, S5llS. 800; mum,
Der OF ottaSpayers for same year. 6.SSs; rate
OF tax, state and county, fifty cents on the
Sluo' scholastic population same year,
o,oST amount IN the treasury for free school
purposes same year, S25, ,32S
=, Savoy, Leonard, Dodd City, Ladonia
Trenton and half dozen smaller places
are thriving towns and villages, aud are
located in fine agricultural districts,
'rain crop this year good, aud promises
ABOVE an average yield. Acreage larxer
than last year.
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WACO.

A blasting Cartridge Explodes with Dis.
"strons Ehect---The Water works. .Dl,
trict Court and Grand Jury Adjourn.
WACO, May lS'-[Speciall Fred Schancs
ayonng clerk in Eikel & Breusted's hard.
ware store, to-doy had the thumb and fore
hnger of his right hand torn off and his lef,
hahd badly hurt by the explosion of u blast.
anE Gaririuge. lie was on his way to dinner
ana had the cartridge in his hand, when /,
suddenly exploded His wounds wer,
dressed and he is now doing very well.
Ihe water works company to-day com
pleted the laying Of their mains to the new
water station, half a mile above town
water viii be supplied from the new sta
ton next week.
District court and the grand jury hay,
adjourned TIL Monday.
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New York, MAY i9.-Howard +. Inger-
soil, rubber stamp manufacturer, has be-.
gun libel suit against the Bun to recovor
$1,000 The paper gave the particulars OF
An alleged assault on the plaintiff BY wo.
man, stating she horsewhipped him for in
sultiug her, The plaintiff claims publica.
ton has damaged his business, The q.
iendant asks for bill OF particulars.
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sr. LOUIS, May l9.-Last nights train on
the indianapolis & 81. Louis, nearing Hills.
horo, Illinois, met with fatal accident.
The bridge across small stream vas blown
down by the storm, and In the darkness
and peltng rain the train rushed right into
The gap, precipitating the engine and baS.
gage car into the stream. Engineer Weisb
was instantly killed aud Fireman Harripr.
ton seriously injured. No passengers were
hurt. The wires are dowr.
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CHICAGO May 10 Chicago, 4 Boston. 1.
DETROIT. May 10 Detroit, Z; Proyi-
dence, 8
CLEVELAND, May lo--Cleveland, 8; Phila-
delphia, 10.
ST. LOUIS. May l0.-St. Louis, 4; Colum.
bus, 0.
Nnw YonK, May i9.--Me,ropolitans 2.
Baltimores. /. =
PHILADELPHIA, May l0.--Athletics, II:
Alleghenys, 8.
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MCKINNEY
Daily Bulletin of Local News

MCKINNEY, May 10 Especial. l-Dr. f..
Il. Hannah returned from Florida TODAY.
tie says he likes Florida very well, hut
| h Texas better.
HrRry Wiley passed his examination AT
the Naval academy at Annapolis, and was
admitted into the school.
Miss Anna Shirly, who has been visiting
friends here, returned home to day,
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Carey on Hla Ear.

DUBLIN, May l9.-Carey, the iniormsr,
released to-day, declared he will remain in
Dublin. lie VIII vigorously prosecute the
pay rents. The regular guard ofpolicemen
Ut his residence was doubled t0-uay,
IL IL reported that Carey's return homo
is only temporary. The crown still holds
MIN as witness in the cases Of Sheridan.
lyman and Walsh.
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BONIiAM,

shipments OF Cotton, Grain, Etc..The Town,
Population, business, Etc--One Of the
Hest IL Not tho Best. Fruit County In
Texas.
BosnAM, May l0,-Ispecial.l Fsnnin
c.uaty has received over $500 bales OF CIT.
ton this season, distributed as follows.
Bonham 10000; Honey Grove, 1880; Dodd
City. $500: SAVOY, 8 COO; Leonard and Tren.
ton together. about 2,5O0.
Shipments OF grain, cotton seed, etc
l,onham, 200 cars; Honey Grove. 800; Doid
Ci,y, iU0; Savoy, 200.
Population OF Bonham. 1900; amount Of
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The WATSON Court.Martial

WASHINGTON, May l9,--Charges are now
being prepared at the war department for
the courtmartial Of Major Wasson, the de-
lauitiDg psymaster. The court was origi-.
nally ordered to convene May 10th, but was,
temporarily suspended. pending the ex-
animation of Wasson's accounts and will
now be convened at San Antonio. Nav 2Sth.
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CONDENSED NEWS.

THE iron workers and manufacturers are
hrlher apart than ever. Indications point
10 u general shut down on the lst of June,
and the strikes Of 1876 will be repeated. The
president of the Amalgamated association,
although not particularly communicative.
divniged enough In an interview Friday to
outline policy of aggression on the part of
the workmen. The manufacturers, al
though rushed with orders, are not dis.
posed to accede to any demands.
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WASHINGTON. May l9.-Trsasury: Gold
coin and bullion, 02,O7e, ,Oi5; silver dollars
and bullion, Sill .640. .707; fractional silver
coin, $2S, 100 G69; United States notes. al.
ls6, l4s; certificates outstanding, gold, $50
no 45o; silver, $7i,9l7,74l; currency, $ii,-
$4,000. v'
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MADRID, May l0.--It is intended to make
special efforts IN the interests of Cuban pvo,
ducers in the commercial treaty between
Spain and the United States.
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BERLIN, May l9.-The official bulletin OF
the health Of Bismarck should be received
with caution. IL Is asserted the prince suf
'crs great pain, but objects to the issuaL CO
| of alarming bulletins,
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Channel Cattle Arrival

NEw ORLEANS, May 19.-The stearner
Counsellor. from Liverpool, arrived TODAY
with nine Channel Island cattle. She Iost
lorty-one head through stormy weather.
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Killed BY Greaaors

MADISON, N. NJ, May i9-Alex. Scott,
son of President Scott, Of Allegheny Valley
railroad, was killed In an afifay with
greasers yesterday.
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THE billiard tournament at New York ia
exciting little interest,
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Coon Seamanship and excellent disci
pline marked the connuct OF the officers OF
the Granite State ; otherwise another Sea
wanhoka disaster would have inaugura
the summer excursions.
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FRiDAY night heavy wind and rain
storm visited st. Louis and vicinity. No
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THE engineer of the Granite State, which
hurned Friday, is a veritable JIM Bludsoe
lie STAYED al his post until communication
with the pilots was lost.
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NOTABLE REDUCTIONS,
SILK DEPARTMENT.

ONE LOT OF OTTOMAN RRoCADED SILKS
" in all the New Shad,s, ~ sl.5l were g. IS.
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ONE LOT OF SATIN STRIPED sURAH
" silks, perfectly New and handsome sum
mer STYLES, at 81: were Sl.5N
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TuE twenty.iour persons poisoned ut n
Chattanooga church festival Thursday
night are reported ny doing well.