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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03
Blankets for SIS per Pair.

ltv Ice ia Blankets,
IS. The attention If housekeepers is
especially called so this lot. as the best
Blanket ever offered for the price.
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Scarlet Wool Blankets.

Scarlet All Wool 10 A Blankets, $4.50.
Usually re.ailed for So.
Scarlet All Wool ia Blankets, SIS.
Regul price. 80.
Finer Grades of Blankets, including
the famous whitney Rlankets," from
SO to xl4.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-11-03
Crib Blankets, $3.50 per Pair
Bed Comforts for 81.

Bed Comforts, full size, ST. 25, $l.5o,
ST 80 each.
Bed Comforts, solid cardinal, oil boil
ed, only $2.25 each.
Bed Comforts, English chintz, one
piece, only So. so each.
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Signal Service Blankets.
Gray Wrappers for 81 Each,

One case Extra Super liza Gray Blan
kets, $4. Regular price, So. Thes,
goods are now very much used for Ladies
Wrappers.
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Blankets for $3.50 per Pair.

Two enses Extra Super l24 Blankets,
$3.50 Warranted by the manufacturers
to be every thread ana fore wool. Never
before sold less Than 3d. per pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-15
NIr. oInnstead,s Withdrawal.

THE LETTER He WROTE TO THE PRESIDENT DECLINING
THE NOMINATION AS DISTRICT COMMISSIONER.
AS stated In The STAR Saturday evening, the
President Saturday, withdrew from the Senate
the nomination OF Mr. John F. Olmstead to be Dis
trfct Commissioner. This action was in compli-
ance with letter addressed to the President by
Mr.. Olmstead last Thursday, which stated:
81 have the honor to respectfully decline the
nomination you were pleased to send to the Sen
ate, appointing me to the Office OF Commissioner
OF the DistrictAbf Columbia. Being satisfied from
the recommendations and petitions of q large
number or our most influential ana respected ct!-
Zen5 that was the choice Of large majority OF
those whose good opinions were to be desired,
allowed my name to be presented to you.
/ was fully aware that could not avoid the
attacks OF my enemies and the friends OF other
candidates. but did not suppose that would be
held responsible for the acts Of others, with whom
l mad no part or connection, as Is well known to
every one who has any knowledge Of the facts
The specific charges that were preferred against
me promptly and, as am Informed, satisfactorily
Ing letters OF course allowed to pass without
notice.
Certain metropolitan Journals, without any
knowledge OF me or the facts they discussed, took
occasion to criticSe and Willy me whenever, as it
seemed, they had no other congenial subject to
deal with; while here, where have lived for
twenty years, ] had, as evidence of the public
opinion OF the District, the recommendation and
hearty support OF the daily journals and all the
weeklies, with one or two Insignificant excep-
lions.
This declnatiOn is made in the face of the fact
that my confirmation is beyond question, as am
fully assured. But have no desire to take the
developed. and l NEST respectfully ask you to
withdraw 10y nomination.
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The Mutual Fire Insurance. Company.
HxcTTIEa SCENES At ODD YELLows' HALL-rHB
'RRroRxERs" WITHDRAW FROM THE HALL
The annual election OF directors Of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. began this morning ut ODD
Fellows hall There was q large attendance OF
stockholders and in order to facilitate matters the
people stood on the benches instead Of sitting
up on long table and called the meeting to order,
and asked that nominations for chairman be
BY the friends Of the new board, and
MT NJ NJ. Parker by those OF the old
had partially subsided, the Vote was taken by
passing through tellers, and considerable confu-
sion was caused by challenging the voters It
was loudly declared that some Of the men voting
were hired by the one board or the other.
LIVELY SCENES
During this juncture the utility Of the squad OF
policemen which Lieut. Vernon had stationed in
the hall was manifest by several little scuffies
which occurred at the door and the noise incident
board being fired down the stairs. Mr. NJ NJ
Parker was declared elected by vote OF III to 90
amid chorus OF groans and cheers. This vote
indicated the strength of the two parties, and
after the tellers for the election were appointed
Mr.. James s. Edwards. the leader OF the new
pany be instructed to cast the vote OF the stock
holders Tor the old board. He was tired OF the
night and was willing to live under the Old board
another year. This motion was received amid
great confusion OF voices, but when put to vote
1t was lost The voting then began.
"NEw BOARD" MEN WITHDRAW.
Edward Wright, a friend of the new board,
mounted a bench at the lower part OF the hall and
said that as they had been met with fraud and
violence on the part OF the old board, he advised
all the friends Of the new board to withdraw from
the election. He said that the friends of the new
board would organize for the next year to fight the
CID board. and he wouli promise that when they
meet again ''they will be ours" This speech
created quite furOre. Many OF TIE friends OF the
r. rcd an fheU cafh fhptr a
intend to take any part In the election.
THE TICKETS.
The voting was all this time going on. most of
the tickets voted bearing the names OF the old
board, as follows: Jesse B. Wilson, John Van
Riswick, Matthew G. Emery. James w. Barker,
Z. Kurtz johnson, George T. bearing, Samuel H.
Walker. The ether ticket, containing the names
OF the new board, as follows: William E. Clark,
J. Harrison johnson, William II. Cllgett. George
w. CiSsell, Lawrence Kissner, James S. Edwards,
Thomas E. Waggman, Will probably not be voted
except In few cases. The voting closes at
O'Clock, and the result will undoubtedly be the
election OF the old board.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-CHEAP-A FARM IN UNIONTOWN.
-. p. C.. containing 81 ecres four squares from
etreet carS good ten room House, eervants quarters:
stable for fifteen head of stock good spring. fruit in
aDunda1Se; possession Immediately. Inquire Of c. F.
WA1oON, AnacQetla. ja13-3t.
HOTEL FOR SALEONE OF THE BEST BUsI
ness hotels in central Pe,nsvl vania well furnished:
rs acres q splendid land Connected depot at door
1wnsr ~ years old and in bad health boring for Pc
or residence in Washington. J. WlGHTMAN
QIo-1m Williamsport Pa.
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Speer,s Port Grape Wine.

Decidedly one OF the finest and most craditable
OF any wine, bearing the above name is from the
vineyard OF Mr.. Alfred Speer, OF Passaic, NJ. The
Wine Is expressed from the Ripe Portugal Port
under the hand OF Mr.. Speer, has been brought to
the highest state OF perfection. The Wine pos
sesscs the very highes medicinal virtues, and the
erage it Is not, in judgment, to be surpassed in
Color taste, or any or the qualities, which consti-
tute handsome and agreeable Wine.
Speers Port Grape Wine is valued by the wealth.
lest families in New York as superior to the best
imported Port
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CITY AND'DISTRICT
Amuser,en.s. &C. To-n;.h,

AmuSeE,eMas. &c. Tonight.
FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-Ideal Opera Company In
FatinttZa."
NATIONAL THEATER.-RobsOn & Crane In "For-
Ridden Fruit"
LINCOLN HALI--Mr. Spaulding's lecture on epic
turesque Rome; classic ruins and b: stOric monn.
ments"
ROLLER SKATING Enthusiastically at o'clock
THEATER CoNIQUK-Variety performance In
Moonlight.
DIME Observation-Disclosures and Interesting per-
Torrance, <
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Clubs TruMps-S3O,aG yyon-Trcs,sen-
6RnS Game.

Stevens, Geo. Lowe, Louis Garrison, Bailey Lowe
Clint Jones, Samuel Dickinson. j. c. WHes, F.
k1efer. Robt. KelIaugh, Peter Pfa'Zgraf, George
Pfazgraf, and E. Chance formed club and sent
to r. NJ. Boardman. louisville, KY, for 1ckets in
the commonwealth Distribution Company, and
won $4,000 So form cluls and send for tickeIs.
800 1860 prizes, $l12,4OO. $4,000 capital prize
Your Chances are greater by forming clubs. Next
drawing January 31Sr
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D1ssxns Surprna Rrcspr1oss.

To NJ CusTONIHs AND THE PuBIIo:
beg leave to inform yon that am prepared 70 fur
the best manner HAVING had iifes experience in nv
Tine q bn.neeS and having during that period fur
niEhed most OF the leading families 70 sure Rusranee
Of my reliability. and that in PLACING your orders with
me, or Nine. Denenot, they viii receive my prompt
the Rest. am. rsspsctallyi a3I 8 +; GagTCAET:
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PCRE SOAP EXTRACTS and toilet articles made
Oy the SUCCESSORS OF Robert Low, the celebrated
LONDON perfuler, are seen everywhere. These
goods have stood the test of century, and are
recomnl nded by drusg stS throughout the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-15

LADIES' AND GEETLEMEN'S knit Jackets, hoods,
leggingS, gloves, mitts, and underwear reduced TO
half-pTicc iOr ten days, in order to reduce stock
Our best IL corset redu5 ed to 15c. ENGEL;s
1926 Pennsylvania avenue.
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To KEEP your hands and face soft, smooth and
white, USE Bishops camphOrins; positive cure
Tor ch5prtd hands, r0ugineSS OF the SKIN, and In
dispenSabie toilet requisite. l.. C.. Bishop drug
gist, corner 9th and ii streets northwest
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SEND The WEEKLY STAR as New Years gift to
your friend. 1t is large eight-page paper OF
nify-Slx columns. Only one dollar (pOstpaidD a
year-reduced from two dollars.
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Affair." i'm West Washington,

DEATH.-Julia. the infant daughter OF Mr.. VIM.
r. Collins. OF the EVENING STAR, died yesterday
afternoon. after short Illness, and funeral ser
vices were held this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Collins
have the sincere sympathy OF a large circle of
friends In their sorrow.
THE Usual SUNDAY DOG FIGHT, which generally
day at the corner of Road and 31st streets, much
to the annoyance OF the neighboring residents,
who finally put a stop to the performance by
threatening to notify the police.
The RIVER IS frozen over up to the Little Falls,
and the skating in many places ia excellent
ACcTDENTs--Saturday Mr.. Riley Cumberland,
employed 10y TaveDner Bros. at DrOvers' Rest, had
his hand caught In the machine and one of his
thumbs torn entirely of by corn-sheller which
ne was using. Mr.. j. c. Baker slipped, Saturday,
just over the left eye He was carried to the resi-
dence OF his father, Rev Dr. Baker, on Prospect
avenua, where DR.. Suter attended him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-15

NAHSUTTA MUSLIN and Richardson's 1900 linen
unlauadried shirts for 5Oc., worth 81. Call early
peiure tney ere ill Sold ENGELS,
1925 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SOC. BLACK KIDS. formerly 81. g. Coehrane,s.

BEST quality Moquette Carpets, s1.35, at julius
Lan5hIrgA'S, 3I5 It'll street
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MIR. F. G.. Lockcrmoas1.

OF West Washing ton. says: 81 have tested Browns
Iron Bftters and lind that as tonic it is all that
is claimed Tor it,"
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FoR importel or western sausages Of all kinds
Chr. X..n(ier ilas the finest stock in the market
Call and examine at 500 9TH ST.
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JUST received at Drew's drug store, corner 9th
Et-eet and PeEnSylvlni avenue northwest a
freai supply OF pure vaccine points
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Julius LANsBURGB, 3i5 7th street, has reduced
for tue balance OF the month, Roxbury tapestries
carpets S135; best velveI, 81 *, and best quality
Hartford and Lowell ingram, 75 cents per yard.
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LOCAL MENTION.


The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Jan. 15 1883, 10 a 20.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair followed by
Cloudy weather, variable winds shifting TO east.
cry, stationary or higher temperature, rising fol-
lowed by falling Barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
middle states and low In Texas, where a storm Is
apparently developing. occasional snow has
fallen I'm the northwest, lake region and New Eng
land md occasional rain In the south Atlantic
states Easterly winds prevail west OF the Mis-
sissppi river; northeasterly In Tennessee, Ohio
valley, south Atlantic and east gulf states; west
erly IN the mtidle states, lower lake region and
New England. The temperature is generally from
100 to 300 below the mean for the month In the
states east OF the Mississippi river. The tenn
perature has fallen from l5o to $50 In the middle
states and New England and has risen from Min
nesota TO Texas The following special tempera.
lures were reported ct p. m. yesterdsy:-Wash-
lngton 2S0; Norfolk, 40; Savannah, Gao; Atlanta,
@0; Jacksonville, 6so: Pensacola, $50; New Or
leans 49,; Galveston, 400: San Antonio, 400: Tue
son, 6So; Los Angeles, 59o; San Diego, Sc. On
Tuesday rain is indicated In the gulf states and
tennessee; rain or snow In the Ohio valley, and
local snow In the lake region.
morrow at NJ. Augenstein's, S17 TIN stn.w. Decor
ated chamber sets, 81 80; Russia iron bread pans
&c nat iron and Stani, 25c.; Finch vegetable
dish, &c.; Sincn, 10c.; 9-inch l3c. 11-incf. 49,;
lcinch meat dishes, 13c.; 13-nch, Ice. chamber
sets, s1.27; 81 sheets paper, "a envelopes bottle
ket basket and 4 dozen cups and siucers, SIC;
pokers, coal shoveis, graters. flour boxes, quart
cups, muffin pans &C.; so clothes pins and clothes
brush, 10c.
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r BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE,
90S SEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN AND Z NORTHWEST
Would respectfully invite attention his selections of
markably low prices.
6erster Cloth. an colors 25c.. Terra Cotta Bronze
beautiful Piaids. slk and Wool. 25c;: formerly 500
Figured Dress Goods that retailed at 20, only 12c
Chuddah Cloth, 15c.. q great bargain.
tplendid Oeshmeres, in black and coiurs, $50.
Fine Atwood Cashmeres SO, 62k 75c. and 81.
Novelties IN Dress Goods, Pushes and Velyets.
Green o. Cloth, choice quality, 81. IS.
Silks and Sstins, Brocades, &C.
The New Shades in Ladie q Cloaking Cloth.
UNDERWEAR for LADIES. GENTS and CHILDREN
We particularly recommend those suffering from
rheumatism to buy our prepared lied Flannel Under
wear, 81 - to 81. SO each; sell pure incidentally
Flannel at Soc Fer yard equal to goods usual
Gorssts: s., So 7sc;. 9: sl:2s and up.
Have just recelved lots of pure Linen Handkerchefs
slightly imperfect at less than half prices Call and
see them before they are all sold out.
Full stock of Domestlcs, Table Linen and Towels
Blankets, Flannels, Cassimeres and Housekeeping
Goods.
Last but not least Misses Woolen Hose in sixes
from 81. 25c per pslr. -
BALTIMORE CASH STORE.
nS-1y sos 7th street northwest.
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THE reductions that julius Lansburgh has made
In prices will attract many buyers
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CITY ITEMS.

thine Well Spent''
means an errand to yonr Druggist for DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-15

BEST Hartford and Lowell IngrainS IS cents, at
julius Lansburgh'S, 315 9TH street
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The opportunity OF the democratic party to re-
main In power will result In great degree upon
their next Speaker OF the House. Your opport,l-
nifty to obtain fortune is by sending g for ticket
IN the next drawing OF the COMMONWEALTH Distri-
button COMPANY, January 31st 1850 pr.Zes
$l12, 400 Address r. NJ. BOardman, Louisville
Kentucky
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REAL BUCK GLOVES, GAUNrLETS, 81. IS; formerly
$2O0 C0chrane's, opposite Riggs Bank.
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:. RoxBURT TAPESTRIES 80 cents, at Julius Lans-
blrgL.'s 3I5 TN street.
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HIALTH 0PFIcFR fowNsHEND CONFIDENT or PRE-
VENTING TIE SPREAD OF SMALLPOX.
On inquiry this morning at the health ONCE,
d.. Townshend stated that there was but one case
OF smallpox in the District that he knew of, and
that one Is in hospital The accommodations for
patients have all Aeen perfected, 30 far as the
means at hand viii admit, and the health officer
states that he has no fears whatever but that he
can manage all the cases which may be developed
and prevent any spread OF the disease. In the
nrst place, the city Is well protected by the care
full system OF vaccination heretofore strictly ap-
piled, and the means at hand for taking care Of
new cases and isolat1ng them cannot fall to pre-
vent an epidemic In this District
A VETERAN vAa.-Henry Charlton, who has been
before the Police Court more times than any other
man, was sent down to-day again by Judge Smell
on the charge OF vagrancy and suspicion and beg
ging In the Capitol.
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, Best Velvet Carpets s1.25 per yard, at julius
1inShursn'S. 3l5 9Th street.
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SECOND IMPORTATION OF real laces. which the
ladieS are invited TO examine, at VI. Williams.
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BEST Body Brussels Carpets 81. 25 at Julius Lans-
DurghS, 315 9TH street.
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Paul TKALLEs', Photograph gallery, 800 9th
street, between ID and Pennsylvania avenue, salts
faction given to:every customer.
GOLD-TILED BRACELETS and bangles 30 tn s20
PeriscOp!e glasses, blue and smoked. 81. Prgg'a
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FrssELL's ICE CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

Ice: ALL LINEN HANDKERcaIEFS, Initials Coch
rane's Uptown.
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DRY GOODS.

To Tn Pup1rc,
We have ended the first seasons business in our ne
building and can assure friends who take an ntr
es IN The success Of enterprise that We nave me>
WIN u,e most sanguns success. and done more bu6<
ness IMAM we could possibly expect
Encouraged by this. and knowing the wants OF IA
public during
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
We have determined to place all goods brought frcr
our OLD stores (Which have been up till now on
our fourth noor) on sale and shall sell them without
REGARD TO COST
AT SUCH PRICES THAT WILL SELL.
by elevator and have placed on &c counters the foovi
ing goods: S"a
GlNGHAMs. cents. reduced from i2x cents.
PRINTS. cents reduced from 8 cents
a. WIDE DARK PERCALE. 6S cents reduceA
from l26 cents. -'NN0v
90 WRAPPER GOODS twoOD. l2s cents. reduced srorA
o4PLAIDs twoop. so cents, reduced from 40 ce,ss.
81 PLAIDs (woo) 1917 cents reduced from x
ceuts
DRESS GOODS at Scents,
DRESS GOODS at cents
DRESS GOODS at 10 cents
DRESS GOODS at 12s cents
DRESS GOODS at Is cents.
70 90 cents per yard Some Of these realed a he
q u per yard They must be closed out q our sock
shall be ct all times fresh and reasonable We purrrS
this course in preference snding them to New York
auction.
CASES OF SHEETING.
Fun ten quarters wide :. Is cents worth IS cents
BLEACHED AND BROWN CoTToNs
For less than wholesale prices.
We are determined not to know what dull ssasA
means. and shall Try to make January sales ss large az
not - prohtable) rs those of December.
SILK CHENILLE PRINCES,
All colors. In desirable shades at rs oents reduces
from IS cents.
1000 PAIRS CoRsETs
Odds and Ends. to close at your own price.
HOSIERY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
- sAseS AAAeSs ~ Soeco outs auo we nave moEko0
some as low rs
FIVE CENTS PER PAIR.
CAMBRICs FOR LINING cents
CASES PLAID NAINSOOK at Q cent? reducsG
from Is cents.
VICTORIA LAWN at cents cost l2x cent? BIZ Ia
case.
BUTToNsi BuTroNei
Thousands OF dozens at cents Der dozen.
SOME FINE PEARL BUTTONS
WIN be found In this lot
We shall inaugurate this sale with the determinaton
70 Close yard OF old Roods sha not iach
from loss. no matter how severe.
storskeepers especially invited. we shau sel In LOT
10 SUIT.
LANsB URGH & BRO.
1a2 400. 422 and 424 7th street.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
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mn
HYt1I,

We L. WILD BRO. HTH
100 It'll street northwest. ssbtst
The stief the Kranich 4 Bach and other Pianos q
lowest prices and easiest terms. OrRane OrRppetea
and other Musical instrumental Sheet Music MuscsY
Libraries and books in great variety.
repaired. IA
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THE OLDEST AND BEST WINE FOR SALE IN
BARBOUR 4 HAMILTON.
THOMAS RUSSELL.
WIN. eHOENAKER
b. ". REEDS sONR
]. II. NA0RUDER.
A. DOUGLAS.
wuLARD's HOTEL
RIGGS HOUSE
EBBITT HOUSE.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
wORMLEY'S HOTEL.
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
ST. MARC HOTEL.
WELCKER's RESTAURANT.
]. +. CHAMBERLAIN.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES AND
ian1-m. th6w
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" e z LII
w FINE SH l r + 8

Chearer than any other house IN thu world, ana We
don't want to take cay but call and the
Hannis" Shirt for 75c. Made Of fne round thread
deceive the eye); reinforced with fine linen bosom nsd
with nen linen sleeve bands and linen neck band (not
Union linen but pure lnen). and felled seama (noe
turned and stitched through with ono etitc6); IN
finished rsady for the wash tub with button holes cut
for the 'Hannis" sirt full stock Of Winter Undee-
for i2k and 25c ever sold in this city. An tie afSf
novelties in Snk Neckwear g Scarfs sold for Sl.2A
7bc. Scarfs cold Tor 40c. At
oca MEGINNIsS. loo2 Street
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IuOV numbere ending with 81, being the last two ig
$25. ~ ~
The subscribers having supervised the Single Number
Drawing Class A. Louisiana State Lottery, hereby
tfy that the above the numbers which were this day
drawn from the 100 600 placed the wheel with the
prizes corresponding to them.
Witness our hands at New Orlaana L. fhis Tuesday
January 9th. 1889.
g. T RREEhhEITREaARD. Commissioners.
Prizes Cashed in Full without Deduction.
No 10 454 draws capital prize s75 0oO whole sold in
Odessa LAFAYETTE Mo- No $50 draws second cap
ita prize $95, 600. sold in New Orleans. No. &C. k01
draws third espita prize So 600. sold in New York
70 2 sa sold IN 4ms1a Neb and Memphis Tenn
each Sc. 600 Nos % ago. 2s t3S SO $50. 7s GIG.
S3. 6f2, each g. 000 sold in New York, Chicago New
Orleans. Boston and San Luis Potosi. Mexico
He PUBIC IS REQUESTED CAREFULLY
l. TO NOTICE THE NEW AND ENLARGED
SCHEME TO BE DRAWN MONTHLY.
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AsSIGNEE's SALE.-Ihe entire stock OF Mr. B.
6ive:oerg, Big It'll street northwest, consisting of
a iuH line OF picture frames, brackets, baskets
satchels, pocket-bOOks, books, albums, scrap
DOCKS, vases toilet sets and fancy glass ware Sill
ver-platsd ware, lamps, Oil paintings and engrav-
ms; gG.i and rolled plate Jewelry, Japanese
COOS, aEles and very large stock of dolls and
toys, Is now being sold at private sale at and
below cost. Those desiring bargains should not
TAI 10 call Zach. riah TObriner. assignee.
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