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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09
wIGGINs' WHIRLWIyD.
The Greatest Storm America Ever Ex.
perieneed.

Tonight, according to Prof. Virgins, the
great and unparalleled storm will strike
the Gulf, and we may expect 1t by to.mor-
row or Sunday. In a communication to
President Arthur, dated Ottawa, Novem-
Der q. 1882, he said: ION the 23d OF Sep
TENDER last announced through the Cana
dian press that q great storm would occur
in March next; that il would first be felt in
the Northern Pacific; that il would appear
in the Gulf Of MEXICO on the night of the
9th, and, being detected by the Rocky
Mountains, would cross the meridian from
the west at noon Sunday, March IL, 1888.
No vessel, whatever her dimensions, will
be safe out OF haroor, aud none of small
tonnage can hope 10 survive the tidal wave
and fury OF this tempest. As the wind will
blow from the southeast, the planetary
force will De sufficient to submerge the loE
lands of the American coast, especially
those bordering on the Gulf Of Mexico
and washed by the gulf stream, while the
air currents for several hundred miles
along the east side OF the Rocky Noun.
tain range, owing TO the great atmospheric
pressure In those regions, will spread uni
yersal destruction. The New England
States will also suffer severely from wind
and foods. No point outside OF harbor
in the whole area OF the Atlantic.
especially north of the equator,
will be place of safety, for
this will be preeminently the greatest
storm that has visited this continent since
the days Of your illustrious first President
In view of this event, therefore, take the
great liberty Of representing to your EK-
cellency the adSissbility OF ordering all
United States ships into sale hssbor nst
later than the 9Th of March, till the storm
be passed"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09
THE WOOL EXCHANGE.
The suppose Outcome OF Tuesday's
Meeting

OF the meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Wool Growers Exchange, held in steuben-
vile on Tuesday, there has been no definite
outcome. The letter from J. D. Whitman,
says the Herald met with a decidedly cool
reception at the hands of the Changers,
who were not in a mood to listen to any
appeals for sympathy, and there was some
talk OF proceeding against him in the
Pennsylvania courts. As nearly as can be
arrived at, the liabilities of the concern
foot up 5000, and the assets $4,000 to
SS5, 800 C. II. Stephenson has ovesdraSn
his account to the amount OF $4,000, on
which the directors are secured by q bond
executed by Stephenson 10 the
amount of $4,000 with security in
Washington county, Pa Among the curl.
oSities of the concern IS the char.
ter. which was intended to call for a CAPT.
tai of 5000 with privilege to increase to
$4,000, now turns out TO be simply a 3d.
900 charter. The paid up stock OF the ex-
change on stock issued never exceeded S.
600, and in this event the stockholders,
being liable for double the amodnt OF
stock, will De held for the face of the char.
ter. Again, the directors borrowed 800
600, and advanced IL upon wool placed on
the credit of the company and gave
their individual endorsements; but as this
was expended in promoting the interests
of the exchange, this loss will have to be
shared BY all concerned. A general good
feeling prevailed among the members, and
q willingness was expressed by those pres.
emit 10 share the liabilities. There were $50
stockholders Several Washington county,
Pa, and Ohio county, W. Va, farmers who
are surety for Whitman and Stephenson
will be heavy losers T. W. Vance, the
former bookkeeper. was appointed treasurer
to fill the place made vacant by Whitsm.
II was determined TO appoint q receiver
and close up the business, and q meeting
was appointed at Wheeling for that pur.
pose. 1t is probable that Mr.. Vance will
Be spnointed IN hat officA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09
BELLAIRE.
The News OF This, That aud Every body
About the GIaS, City

John Anderson, a Cincinnati chap, WIS
crested yesterday by the b. K o. police
man and turned over TO Mayor Cooper. He
was fined s. and costs. Committed.
Misses Jenttts Woods, OF Stauntou, W.
Va, and Lucy Hubbard, of Wheeling were
in the city yesterday visiting friends and
taking in the sights.
Mr.. Dol!ie Howell, OF Martins Ferry,
who has been working in the foundry, was
obliged to go home yesterday on account
Of sickness.
Miss Minnie Crawford, of the Third
ward, who has been on the sick list for
some weeks, IL improving rapidly.
The tsw boat Dauntiess, recently pur-
chased by the HeaiheriDgton Bros, left
for Louisville yesterday to gather up their
barges.
Mr.. Henry Burkhead and lady, Of Woods
field, passed through yesterday on their
way TO Cambridge, where they will visit
friends.
Mr. Oliver Darrah, the B. & o. yard clerk
will leave for Oregon May lst, prospecting
and for the bepefi: of his health. Robert
Cochran, Esq, the liyeryman, will remove
his family the same time, and others con-
template going. .
tanned by Mr.. Dolph Johnson and wife at
their residence in the Fourth ward, on
Wednesday night There was dancing by
the piano, card playing, singing and choice
confectoneries, lemonade, and most deli
cious cake and ice cream. Quite a number
were present The occasion terminated
about half past eleven, and an immese time
is reported. This club, no matter where il
Is, always has fun and lots Of It.
Among the graduates of the Startling
Medical College at Columbus were two
Belmont county young men, G. G. McCol.
Tough, of this city, and c. P. Parks, of
Warnock.
A meeting for the purpose OF Organizing
Mission Band will be held in the First
N. L. Church, tomorrow afternoon, at 2:3O
O'Clock.
Mr.. Henry Crimxell was elected manager
Of the Belmont glass works, yesterday, wise
Mr.. VIM. thinner, resigned.
Mr.. ID. A. Edison, who has been here the
last year with his son-in-lav, Alex. AuIt
In the -four mill, has gone to Colorado To
remain some time at least.
Mr.. Sam klotz hss severed all his bust
ness connections in this city and win leave
about the first Of April for his old stamp
ing ground in New Mexico. Sam is good
fellow, and our peopfe|are sorry 20 see him
leave
Mr.. and Mrs Lynn. of the Fourth ward
who have been visiting at Gallagher. O.
have just returned.
Mr.. d. b Armstrong. of New Concord
O., rented the Empra House, occupied by
Mrs johnson, and will assume. chsrle
April lst.
Mr.. james A. Scarborough, of Litsls
kock. Arkansas. has removed TO This city,
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THE DARK WALTZ.
A Criticized German Figure wheeling
RSeanah


Our Germans, those popular dancing or
CARNATIONS, never had the dark waltz" and
consequently escaped the trouble which has
grown out of it in other cities. In this
dance. the lights are tGrnea OF and the
favor" is lighted taper, held BY lady,
the gentleman dancing with her, who is
successful in blowing out the candle. 1t
is alleged that in the darkness which fol-
lows. the bounds Of propriety are often
overstepped. The assault on this figure, in
some places, las brought on a general aud
unCGlied for attack Oh the german, as
dance. Prof. Brooks, Of Pittsburg, when
called on for an opinion, said there was
nothing improper IN the dance when right.
ly conducted. The figure known as the
'tapers said he, was introduced
into the german about three years ago
ard being quite a change from the ordi-
nary round dance is very popular. The
lights are turned down very low, 50 low
that lite more pressure would turn
them out, and al the laties stand up in
row, each provided with lighted taper.
The gentlemen advance and choose their
partners by blowing out the taper OF the
lady with whom they wish 70 dance. The
taper is then thrown aside and the waltz
goes on with just enough light to enable
the walters 70 get through. though they
are. OF course. jostled a good deal by other
couples. II is ye-y pretty dance and is
quite popular in fashionable society.
AS to any improprietieS continued the
Professor. there are some persons who
could 60 improper things when the lights
are turned up. and do not think that the
semi-dsrkness would induce gentlemen who
dance the German TO commit any breach Of
propriety. | see nothing improper about
the taper figure. | have danced it in my
rooms, and often witnessed it elsewhere,
German to be dis,odged, and l do not be-
lieye il will be-"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09
GLEANEks OF CABBAGE.
The Usual Objections and the Contracts
Are Let.

Are Lef-
As March of each year draws around. il
brig with it the usual fight over the gar
bsge contracts. 1t has been maintained by
those in position to know, that the pres
ent system of removing offAl and kitchen
refuse is delusion and a snare. The bid
ding for the contracts results in giving
them out at figures at which no man could
perform the work. II is simply out of the
question. The collecting is neglected and
half done. and from every quarter Of the
city comes . howl against the collectors
Annually the Health Oficer, who certainly
should know. protests against the system
IS useless. worthless and ineficaciouS, and
annually his protest is disregsrded.
Last night the Health Committee met
and opened the bids for removing the gar
hsge. The bids are required to be for the
districts, separately, for the term of one
year. Quite q number of bids were re.
csiyed for wards and 81 9 figure which was
plainly monthly, and of course cou d not
be considered. The bids were as follows:
First District First Ward-Patrick
SCally, $244; Manual Wristbands, S4l.
Second District Second and Seventh
Wslds-Michael McGrath, $40.
Third District, Third and Fourth Wards
VIM. Cline, $50.
Fourth district, from creek to Csldxelrs
rRn-C. d. Thompson. 1854; John Lena
hSa, $3.50: Robert Holmes, Jr., $50; John
Coffey, $40; B. Shot, 500.
Fifth district CaldEelPs run to south
end-P. Conry, SIS so; Jas Flanagan, sSS5:
T. B Thompson, 1854; Lawrence Heller
$50: Henry Kreis, 500: John Troy, $3.50.
and Conrad Leonhart, 500.
The contracts were awarded by the COM
mittee to the following named, IN the order
of the district: Patrick SeSlly, Michael
McGrath, Nm. Cline, c. d. Thompson and
Henry Kreis These were the lowest bid
ders, except in the Fifth district where
Conry's bid wss evidently mistake.
After auditing an1mber Of bills the COM
raittee adjourned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

Mr.. 8. IN q daughter of Dir. J. u. Nsyior.
Sister Mary Catherine is now in charge
of tbe musical classes OF the Sisters Of
Abner Fowler, OF the Fourth ward.
leaves for BLOOMINGTON, Illinois where he
will spend some months visiting relatives
.AIonze and Daniel Leach. of Gravel Hill,
are visiting friends in Cameron, W. Va
Charles. SON of Mr.. Adam Faupel, Mrs.
Alex. Bamford, Miss Mary Hotchkiss and
Vim. Miller, the car driver. are quite SICK
John Bonner, the colored scsyenger, was
fined $40 yesterday for scattering SOIL on
the streets
VIM. Steele, transfer conductor over the
bridge. who was recently suspended for
DELAYING a passenger train, is again at bis
old post. Will Is first-class conductor
and IS Just where he belongs. He was sus-
perded through spite work.
Engine No. 747. Pittsburgh build, was
put on the B. & o. road yesterday, for
freight work The engine is very handsome;
She is great improvement oyer the Ola
freight engines and if she does the work
satisfactorily the style will be adopted On
The entire road.
John n. Arnold, Esq, machinist in
the B. q o. shops, was called 70 his home
at Fsirmont, yesterday, by the illness Oh
his mother.
An this week Father Gull has bad differ
ent clergymen preaching each night at ST
Johns Church. Last night the instruction
was given by Father Campbell, OF Dennison,
o., and the sermon by Father Montae, OF
Bstesyille. o. To night other clergy will
appear and discourse on new subjects. This
morning at O'Clock the TridumIa or Forty
Hours Devotion, will OPEN
Several members Of the Young Mems
Catholic Union ana a number OF young
ladies have organized '0ur Dramatic Club,"
and will present Among the Breakers" on
ST. Patrick's night, March II. Father Gull
or some eloquent speaker will give short
panegyric OF ST. Patrick, an eminent
Catholic <ho did great things for Ireland.
Sister Placidle still fingers. bat is exceed
ingly low.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate

]. r. Murry, Administrator &C. CrtsA,
deceased,
nnie z. Criss, e, al,
In chancery In the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county.
Ply virtue Of wodecrees in the above named
cause. entered November "a, lSs2, and Sovem.
Der IS lSS2 we will, on
Saturday, February .. Iss3,
Beginning at ~ CLOCK a. IN, on the premiseS
pear Potomac, Ohio county, W. Va, sell at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate on Castle
nan's Run In said Ohio county, ". Va, form
A tract of about fifty acres, situated on said
Casteman,s Run, adjoining the lands OF
samuel and John Atkinson, James Dicky,
Samuel NcCarty and oiherS.
Also another small tract OF land OF about
sixty poles, adjoining the above named tract
aud upon which there is a dwelling house
Ter rns Of Sale-One third OF the purchase
n oney in cash the residue in two equal pay
meuts OF nine and eighteen months respec.
lively, the deferred payments 10 bear interest
from day of sale, the purchaser giving notes
for deferred payments with good personal
security. and the legal title reta ned until the
purchase money Is paid. Possession given
April l isSS 7. +. NuLuM,
r. l.. HO0E,
Special Commissioners.
/. samuel r. McCulloch, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of OHIO county, do hereby certify that
r p. NuZum and +. l. Hoge, Special Commits
sioners, gave bond a. required by law.
& b. AcCULLoCH, Clerk.
JANUARY 3, 1883 de]gu
The above sale has been adjourned until
Saturday, March 18th, 1893, at 10 o'clock A. u.
J. p. NCZUM,
r. L. HOGE,
felt Special Commissioners
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The " Gather To-Day.

wAsmSGroS, D. c., March 9.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio vslley-Fair weather,
variable winds shifting TO SOutherly winds,
lower pressure.
For the Lower Lake regions-Warmer
fair weather, followed by increasing cloud
mess and rain or snow, winds mostly
southerly. lower pressure, followed in
western districts by rising barometer and
colder northwest winds.
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WATER WAlrh
Personal and General News Along the
River

River 10 feet 1 inches, at dark last night
The Diurnal leaves this morning for
Psrkersburg.
The St Lawrence and Chancellor are due
this morning.
The local packets made their regular
trips yesterday.
PrTTsBURsH, March s-River six feet and
falling; weather clear and cold
The following boats passed down yester-
day: Couries at noon for Parkersburg.
Emma Graham at noon for Irontou, o.
Hawk, with light tow of esaL
The following boats passed up. Yesterday:
Bachelor at l0A " for Pittsburgh. Scotia
at A. NJ for Pittsburgh. u. S. Tender,
Lily, at noon. Dauniless, light.
CNCRsArI, March s-River IS feet 6
inches and stationary; weather clear and
cold.
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MbrsliRs 8e9isten
FRIDAY. HIRCH .. ISs3.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements

For Cincinnati-Steamer St Lawrence.
Notice-Seventh Ward Auxiliary.
Wall Pspers-JoSeph Graves.
Opera House-Calherine Lewis Opera
Company.
Sash. Doors and ShutterS-W. A. Wilson.
For Sale-NeWspaper and Job dice.
Silverware-Miller & FranZheim.
Tinware-G. W. JohnsOn's Sons.
Ladies Button Shoes T. Stone.
Ice Cresm-ThOmas T. Heyman.
Save Your Eyes-I. G. Dillon.
Latest Styles-T c. MoffAt & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

Auction sale of Elegant En-
cravings at Crangle's Block.
Market street, on Saturday. Now
open for examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

Late impOrtatiOnS of leading
silks In the new Spring Styles OF
Neckwear I'm greatest variety, at
the Star. ID. GUNDLING ~ CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

New Nickels! New NickelS:
Our friends and customers
buying goods OF Us to-day will
receive the new five cents in
change. ID. GUSDLING ~ CO.,
Sc Twelfth ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

Large stock Of Plated Spoons
and Forks just received by
Jacob w. Grub, Jeweler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

THx most brilliant shades possible. on ell
fsbries are made by the Diamond Dyes. Un-
squalled for briiiisncy and durability.
Ten cents.
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FaImels'DepaItms1

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ttsfs Of Wesl Virginia A. - 80 "a o
Of The psw Btats eloasiy henu -
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in the juss e1ultataoo Win sh6s 49,
reGard IL bright easses. 1ee sn .
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piled and improved - 1851, N, 80
nsot haa bssn WI 80 ee.oo.sesZ .
islere6. - ro.s0Fcss 80 bs1ng $500
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

III health generally comes from lack Of
the proper life forces in the blood To 10
store the blood to . herlthy state use
Browns Iron Bittera
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

aFor the delicate and complicated Diff
cuiries peculiar to women, Lydia E Pink
tsn's Vegetable Compound is ihs sovereign
Sme0y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

WILL open this evening at 1855 Main
street-Hsrtkopf' 5 Great European Muse
um OF Anatomy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

HARTKoPFT's Museum of Anatomy will
open this evening, at 1065 Main street.
Don't fail to see l.
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Forty Years Experience or an Old
Nurse.

NII NIhsIoNs oOUtnlnS pyrup - the
prescription of one Of the best female ply
sicisns and nurses in the United States.
and has been used for forty years With
neverfailing success By millions Of mothers
foe their children. 1t relieves The child
from pain. cures dysentery and dia-rhoea
gripping in tie bowels and wind collie RI
giving health TO tie child relieves the
mother. Pyioe IS cents bottle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

All builders wishing 10 obtain low and
satisfactory figures ON Tin Roofs. Spouting.
etc. should call on Heinlein Broa, dealers
in Household Furnishing Goods and Manu-
Lecturers Of Galvanized Iron 6oraice and
all kinds Of job work Heinlein Block,
Bank street. Bridgeport, Ohio
We guarantee al work to give satisfse-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

1875! Prizes, amounting 500
Application for rates 10 clubs should be
made only 10 the once Of the Company In
New Orlesns
For further information write clearly, giv-
ing fun address Send orders by Express
Registered Letter or Money Order. addressed
only to II. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La, OF
ton, DC. =. felt
n. BIN tie Extraordinary Sem. Annual
Drawing OF next June the Capital Prize win
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Ask your grocer for Morning Glory Bak-
ing Powder. Always fresh and reliable.
G. s. Feeney. proprietor, 1910 Main street
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DEMOvAL AND NEW ARRIVAL OF
II BuRxies Phaetons and Spring WaEonh
Ali warranted and great BsrgAinA sAlss
rooms No. l5ee and 1901 Main street, old stand
of Mr Wagner. Also, one coal bank mule Tor
SalA j. w. FEhhhL
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Fresh Gossip oTIhe DoInEs OF Various
PeoplP.

People.
Mr.. Harry Game, Of Aoundsyille, is in
the city.
Mr.. Will Fry, of Bellaire, o, is the guest
of Wheeling friends.
G. g Jarvis, travelling auditor Of the B. &
o., Was in the city yesterday.
Hon. W. ". II. Flick, of Martinsburg, has
returned, snd is AZ the Mcclure.
Squire Schultz, the Eighth ward ground
hoe. IS lSid Up with asprsined ankle.
Col. Boyd, the well known Hemp6eld
contractor, vas in the city yesterday.
Mr. G. NJ Hunt of Washington, Pa,
paid OR city = iying visit last evening.
Mr.. T. II. Warner, of Helena. Montana
~aS among the arrivals, yesterday, in the
b city.
Miss Janet Woods, after pleasant visit
with friends here, will leave to-day for her
home in Stsunton.
Hon. John r BOggess, of ClarksburS. W.
Va, is the guest OF his brother, Hon. Caleb
BoEgsss, At the New McLure.
K. L Bowman, route agent OF the Z. S
Express. II Cleveland, was in the city yes
terdsy, the guest OF his brother-in, Law,
Howard Wilkinson.
Mr.. W. L Mallory, Of wOodsield, o., Is
in the city.
Mr.. L. u. Brown, . well known 81.
Clairsville gentleman, was in the city yes
terdsy.
Mr.. II. W. Clark, o; steubenvius, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. P. Curtis, son Of Judge Curtis, o.
MARKETS., e in the city.
Mr.. James Garfield, q well known
Rochextsr upsT,- WAS in the city YESTERDAY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

co.x, sse TIE GTea. European Museum
a. llGs Main street
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cxrx-Y Your Hop Btters have been
:, lat value 70 me. vas laid up with
1880 lover for over two months and
.!1pI5 get no relief until tied your HOP
p;,.srs To those suffering debility or any
a OF. "a fssble health, 1 cordially recommend
one IA J. c. SroErZsL.
tssn4- ca Fulton street, Chicago, III
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PROPOSALS.

NyOTICE TO STONE CONTRACTORS
N Bids viii be received by the Third Pres
byferisn Church until March 81, lssS, for the
excavation and stone work for new church
building on Jacob, between Thirty eighth ana
Thirty-ninth sts. Plans and speclneAttons
and Information at the ONCE OF X u. Howard,
aichitsct. Payments cash. COMMITTEES re
serve the right 70 reject any or oil BIDS Ad-
tiresS ]. B. MIX,
mrisa $50 Jacob Street, city.
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g. T. BEAUREGARD,
L. A. EARLY.

Incorporated In 1893 for Is years by the Leg.
islatuIe for Educational and Charitable puf.
poses-wiih capital Of 81 0,00s-to which Q
reeerve fund Of over t55cIyyp has since been
added. By an overwhelD ing popular vote Its
franchise " as made part OF the pre- eut state
Constitution adopted December ID, A. ID. 1878.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people Of any State.
II never scales or postpones. Its Grand
Single Number Drawings take place monthly.
Splendid Opportunity 70 Win Fortune.
LEANS, Tuesday, March ID, 1sss-i54th
SAPITAT PRICE. s7s.eos.
10000 Tickets nj Five Dollar Each. Fractions
IN Fifths in proportion.
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A large assortment OF Perca's, forpserly sold
al y spd ISc, Will Oe clio, ed out Al s and l0c-
All our Lawns sold ~ Toe will be closed at
cts AL our I2S Lawns 20 be closed out At
81 cents
A large line Of elegant
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

LOUISIANA State I0It6Ty C0mpdhy.
Ave do hereby certify that W. supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and semi.
Annual Drawings Of the Louisiana state Lot
terry Company, and in person manage and
control the Drawings themselves, and thai
the same are conducted with honesty, fairne4
and in good faith towards all parties, end ~
authorize the Company 70 use this certificate
with fac-similes OF our signatures attached,
- ''' @~ q. T. BEAURE9ARD,
l. A EARLY