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Wall Street To-day.

THE STUCK NAKKET BT1lL Dull.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was dull during the fore
noon, and generally weak. the only exception to
this being temporary nrmness for about fifteen
minutes at the opening. The aggregate OF sales
up to IL 80 O'Clock was ab0u $50 coo snares about
6O.000 less than during the same hours yesterday.
average decline from last nights prices Of
Is to ~, the latter on Union Pacific,
which was the weakest stock on the list.
At IL 80 the market was dull and steady. The
saying that SIT is always the unexpected that
happens I'm speculation" has foundation in fact,
and IS applicable to the stock market. A month
OF stocks generally would advance before the end
OF January. The expectation has, however, been
disappointed. Too much bullish talk and too
much prediction OF an advance by prominent
spectators. together with the various litigatons
have created distrust, which is. to large extent
unWarranted, and which may disappear when
Efforts to overcome 1t have ceased.
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TIE PARTY IN RussIA.-The Secretary Of the
Navy received . cablegram from Minister Hunt,
at St Petersburg, this morning. announcing the
arrival Of Ensign Hunt and party at Hfufak,
en- route to the United States
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General Foreign News by Gable.

PROSECUTION OF RUSSIAN NIHILIsrs.
LONDON, Jan. "a St Petersburg dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Company says: In con-
sequence OF revelations made at the trial Of the
anarchists at Lyons, Gen. Mouravlafr, the public
prosecutor, has temporarily quilted St Peters
cute KoboZen, who was connected with the con-
structiOn Of the mine in Little Garden street.
Other prominent nihilists Will be prosecuted at
the same time.
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LINE.

CUNARD Line
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
2HE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMlTEN
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT cock HARBOR.
FROM PIER 20. N 4 NEW YORK.
Bothnia-. Sei.. Jan.3I. s ryia w We'd, Feb o.
CatA.ona- Ned. Feb Z. B thnia We'd. March Z.
6aihA wed. PEG. IA. Fart Ned, March IA.
Psvonis We'd. Feb. 81. eta ,na. We'd. March p.
ana EEEEY WEDNsSOAi FROM NEW IORh.
RATE PASSAGE:
S6p ss0 and 500 for PASSENGER accommodations.
Storage at very low rates. Steerage tickets Iy-
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
HAVE, Antwerp and otne. ports the Continent and
Dor Mediterranean Ports.
For freight passage apply at the Company's ONCE
No. Bowling Green, both steerage and cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW CO.. COS 9TH street Washington.
SL6NON a. BROWN 4 Co, New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW Il Co
knl2 Cos 7th street. Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.

4 UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
We will SELL to the highest bidder In front Of thee
premises, on SAL URDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD, La
at FOUR-THIRTY P. NJ, the west hsf of Lot 60. AA.A
Ii D:aasant Plains, improved by Two-story Frame
Dwelling No. z;11e 9th street extended.
CAsSIN l. CaPERTQN.
Real Estate Agents.
". p. YOUNG, Aucticneer. ja26-eo4t
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STEAMERS. &c.
MT. VERNONI MT. VERMONT

MT VERNON! MT VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
leaves 9Th tTset wharf daily (exce Sunday for VT
vernon az ~ O'clock a. M returning reaches Washing
$50 L. l.. BLAKE. Captain
NEW YORK. ROTI ERDAM. AMSTERDAM
N The first class. fnr powered. Clyde built Dutch
SteamsIiIs Of this Line, An. 81 ERDAM. RIO TER
PAM PAN ssHiEpAM s;,1 II tn - zAaNDAM P "a
Mails TO The Netherlands leave any's Pier. foot Of
Sussex street Jersey City, N J.. regularly every WE'D
NEsDAT for Rotterdam and Am. erfam. alternately.
FlTs. c:-!E S1U second cabin, $50: steer.ge. s26.
II. GAIA x General Agent, - Sc:t n William street.
New YORK. For passage apply to W. q. MEIZEROTT
& CO.. J25 Penn. ave-, Washington.
NURTH G;RMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRz.
iOSDoS. SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
Ihe steamers OF this company will sail EVERY SAT-
GkDAI from Bremen pier, foot of Sd street, Ho5oken.
Rates of passage: From New York u Havrp London,
Southamrtcn and Bremen. first cabin. sl00 second
" fGr freight or passa2e amply to OELRlCHS y
co. Bowling Green. New York: ". q. METZEhOTT
CO.. Yo Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Agents for
Washiu tn ri2
HAMBURG LINE
WEEKLY LI~F OF STEAMERS
IEA!iNt' NLW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
FOE ENGLAND FRA-,~n AND GERNANY.
1IiassaSr al,piyto
C. B. RICHARD & CO.,
General Passenger Agents
81 brOauNAy. New
Cr PERCY q. SMITH,
1$3l and c19 Pennsy .vanis avenua.
Send fer Tourist Gazette" apl
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= = - .D,.;. I=rO.:-
C'rhI = -. y g-aI nv -..-s7;- T s-rr-r NJ
y. - = 3 a. :ii3--t- iE rps-
II lFGi. 20 . $50 .,e:IlI19 in
6itst'. LOW I'sN- Al, SItsthE
= S' L. 80 ~ =; I- q i.et- :red cap ~ II t',s
Cal "st w, =. iIFi eCt.> -. Il ;stf4,t'tl,-
QUO - 1fo :.rr', bach us an sraRls n
INT 'Ist c:it=. it, ra' iTs-
II rieF ~ H. CT -e5rrGr demand. -. so
&C. f<t'-:' f.: slscGsr s@Ht rT,-. i.eiate c7rre-
Dali. : g., teG.a A.oLiA.. III sud 1'9 Ja Sale
stfr"f. '-t'fty'- CJCoi EGri
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
IN WARRINGTON d. c., January 10th 1888
Sealed Proposals in duplicate to be endorsed sPro-
posal. for Coal will be received at this Office unit! u
m. the THIR1!ETH DAY OF JANUARY. 1883. for
the below described coal to be delivered the Navy
Yard. WASHINGTON, D. C..
90. BUkEAUQ OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
b. 234 tons Lehigh lump Coal, very lest quality
l44 tons Cumberland Coal. run of mine.
TIE contractor to deliver the above Coal into carts
provided by the government at Navy Yard wharf and
pay cost OF Inspection and the quantity delivered is to
be- paid for at the weight Of the Navy Yard scales
The right is reserved to reject any all bids should
be considered to the interest OF the government DO
Blank forms for bids at this Office.
RICHARD WASHINGTON
jazz law2w Pay Inspector, U.S.N.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

fire in Omaha, Neb., this morning, damaged
the stocks OF Mcmahon, Albert & Co, wholesale
druggists, and Meyer & Raapke, grocers, and Har-
berg, Dillars Werth's restaurant The total loss
$50 ,0O0.
The Cincinnati steam forge company's building,
IN the western part OF the city, was burned early
THIS morning; loss is 3oOOO; insurance, S22 600.
Seventy.hve men are thrown out OF employment
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Nominations To-day.


The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Lieut. Colonel James c. Duane, corps Of engi-
neerS, to be colonel
Major Henry NJ: Robert, corps OF engineers, to be
lieutenant colonel
Chas A. Brastow, to be receiver OF public
moneys at Del Norte, Col.
Edward I. Salisbury to be receiver of public
moneys at Leadville, Col
George W: Fay to be register land oflce, at
Manasha. Wis
Albert <: Osborn, to be register land ONCE at
Bayfield,, Wis.
Samuel c. Wirgard, Of Washington Territory,
to be associate justice supreme court Territory Of
Washington.
Observation-Disclosures A. Pilling, at North An
dover Depot, Mass: Samuel NJ. Shipman, Deem
River, Conn; Walter Gladden,New Britain,
Conn., Conn: John a; Myier. Allegheny, Pa; Henry
clarion. Pa; Jackson Keeney: Towanda, Pa.
Melville s. Thompson, Coudersport, Pa. !;
sylvester N. Clark, Cleburne, Texas; James F.
McMahon, New Lexington, Ohio Orlando
A. Somers, Kokomo, indiana: Samuel
B. B. Hamilton, Whitehall, ILL.,; n. W. Moir,
E 4atna' Iowa; 6; A; Lisle. Fort Madison.
Sophus N. Miller, Alexandra, MINI; Thos. j.
Pickett, Jr., Ashland, Neb Alfred II. Lewis, MIL
bank, Oak.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
ADIkS az coNFIDENTIALLY CONSULT
al peculiar to Ladies married
rAy y s9d Ovarian Troubles
s"o Il Dr. Ey Ssra.
WI cure any case OF Seminal Weakness Nervous De-
ss Pstsaay i 's0r to H. xn
DR: LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
and Il auofs M
srrx dant. and
hours to and to pm. ja16-im
nRs. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
~ PRESCRIPTIONS and send you to some side show drug
. s Ssss
Dr Who ;na 9
and guarantees cure or no pay. Thirty five vsars
has auef1 e1red roe G.a s.
consulted cons daily e 12.5 7th street 1osthwss
RKAD! READ!!
DIR: MOTIFS FRENcH POWDERS
ssPIi. M % cured Il q Sen1sy' W.
S sns
seal ON receipt OF price. auil
NE: J. CLEGa 81 SOUTH HIGH STREET. BAL
No. ovarian f fPesSSs OF ALL FEMALE
NB.-Patents boarded required or visited at their
homes. nl6
SHRh AND 4 H SRH 4RR RH S5sss
ior aystsria Dizziness Gonynsicns Nervous Head
rnea, Impotency. Involuntary Emissions; Prematurs
Old Age. caused by over-exerton, self abuse over
n1ndulgenee which leads to misery decay and death.
months treatment. One dollar box, six boxes for
five dollars; sent by mail prepaid receipt Of rrice.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any With each
FIVE dollars We win send the purchaser our written guar
sntee to return the money II the treatment does not
elect cure. Guarantees issued by STOTT GROIN
Wholesaleand Retail Agents 70 whom ali orders should
Ia addressed. ocl6
nR. JOHN Trips BLOOD PURIFIER ia a certain
H cure Cor Syphilis. Scrofula. Ovarum Tumors Kid
ney Diseases ana all Blood Poison Cure Of Syphilis
guaranteed in either stage Send two stamps for PAM
5e13-eOdly DIR. JOHN TRIP.
~ lcngest established specialist in this city with Is
arr experience will guarantee azure in all diseases Of
ms Urinary ORGANS. Nervous Weakness etc. Con-
SWS edaIsxss strictly scndsnti Can Be- consulted
s his Office, 1856 street northwest Refers to the
9ndlng physicians Of Baltimore Main once 80 North
Liberty street. Baltimore Md. o2O
VoUNG MEN.
Il II yon have failed to receive proper treatmentin
Hs.so sSch = Heat pss Kid
eact RScSy Seminal Weakness Dyspepsa Nervous
ven animation and our new book
address secretary. Hedic. and md sa1sscsl fnstusa
- lat East 18th street New York
Gas CookINa SroyEa
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rRIyArE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN

BETWEEN
EASIiINGTON. NLw YORK AND RICHMOND
II. Fl. DODGE
Bonds. S:c,fs and Investment Securities Bought and
Sod On commission.
no. 5@9 -51a STREET, (CCECOEAN BUILDISG)
Aecnc- Cor Prince ard Whitley, stock Brokers,
c. BROADWAY. -EY ToSK.
Ever c1:s- cf SrC,'-es hn'-t. arr. commits
sion IN Sen FRA cisco. Es ti:nore FhIla ,cTla New
York. Boston 9nd Washington Orders executed the
New YCrE Sock Exchange at gt!. of per
commission. Private and direct Telegraph wires to
Richmond. Baitimore HI la,jeli,nia, New York and
Boston. through which orders executed the
Stock Exchanges in those cites and reported back
prompt y. Quotations of ,;tocks and Bonds and in
format:C Ts-arilg the Markets received through our
wires IN~TANT..Y Girect from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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District Government Affairs.
THE TELEGRAPH POLE NUISANCE
Several property holders were before the Com.
missio1ers to-day to protest against the erection
Of telegraph poles In front OF their premises.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
ESTABLISHED THrRrY-TwO YEARS.

ESTABLISHED THRrY-TwO YEARS.
TIE WEEKLY STAR Is \ lcroe eight-page paper
OF Ntv-sa columns. cut, pasted aud folded Contains
reports OF Congress. all Government Departments o.
E. Courts washington News ana Gossip. Political,
Personal. Society and Local A0airs Coeresmondence
Sketches. Home Articles. Fashion Notes. Telegraph
News havins its own wire New York; Literary Notes.
The Marhets ETC. send it to your friends in tho
TIE WEEKLY Star, Washington. D. C. d27-lm
II D. BARR,
IMPORTER AND TABOR,
11ilPsnnSyiyania Aysnus Northwest
For 6rsclass work and artistic taoring place yuur
orders with thciesdin9 house Of Washington. GA
ATME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
NA LIZ Az nsaansas cxN6iemtiat IAdiesand Gan
TENN q oenia each. ~ 4 sfesak 6ot6eslA1 AaAd
tth s1reess NORTHWEST d2e-eWs
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TO-MOKROW.
WEEKS Co g; A ios5.}aea sso,n.
Opposite City Post Office.
GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE OF DRY GOODS
Mrs. A. KING CHANDLER. TOT Market Space near
7th street. contemplating a change in business will
sell by Public Auction the entire contained in the
above store.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK ON SATURDAY
MORNING. JANUARY TwENTY-sEvENTH.
In the stock will be found every description of
FIRST CLASS DRY AND FANCY GOODS. SILKS.
HOSIERY, LACES, NOTIONS. &C.. &c.
In ALL the finest lot Of Goods ever offered at auction in
this city.
Its, tn refore. unnecessary to enumerate further.
Sale without reserve, and in lots to SUIT all pur-
chasers.
CHAs. WEEKS. Salesman,
ja25-3t Late with Duncanson Bros.
WEEKS CO ss,5 1 H.s5,Is|sa, ,,.nn.
Opposite City Post Office
SPECIAL SALE OF
$50 PIECES CLOTHING. OvERCoATs. BUSINESS
COATS. SUITS. PANTS BOYS PANTS. &c. &c.,
At auction within salesrooms, SATURDAY MORN
ING, JANUARY TWENTY-sEvENTH. at TEN m.
and in the Evening at SEVEN p N.
CHAs. WEEKS. Salesman,
ja2o-N Late with Duncanson Bros.
TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auchoneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
TwENTY Seventh. 1883. AZ Ten o S1eSK.i
One UPRIGHT Chickering Piano.
Two Square Pianos in good condition.
Lot fine Hams and Dried Beef
For the U. 9. Marshal number OF BueRies and Car.
riages, at IL O'clock
ALSO.
ton to the Garfield Fair. ja26-2t
YNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
ONE ELEVATOR AT AUCTION,
On SATURDAY. JANUARY TWENTY-SEvENTH,
1883, a ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms,
sinai! sell one nearly new Elevator, for two stories
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EAsIISGToS. NLw YORK AND R1C8uoSD
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II you have failed to receive proper treatmentin
SaseS on chronic Diseases such Heart Disease Kid
mstsfs Decay. Seminal Weakness Dyspepsia Nervous
&c, send two stamps for our questions 1oe
IHE LAVE OF LIFE AND HEALfH.~
Aoo1css Secretarys Medical and Surgical InsttuAA
- lat East 18th street New York
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any Pr l,aTE !NCG1:.....

!. I. Es.'-li1. her.
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II. Fl. DODGE.

Bonds. S.c,ks and Investment Securities Bought and
sCid On commission,
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rIn MInnM,, MINE.

In compliance with your request send you
statement Of my case. Iwill write you with II
double purpose, first to thonk you for the great
amount OF good your medicine, Hunts REM
cdy," has done me, and secondly with the nope
that my recovery will iuduco some sufferer 10 DO
asI did, use the great specific and be cured
For nearly a whole year was an invalid, unab'o
IN 90 ont of the house, and a great part OF the
time confined to my bed Il living, powerless
sublect of the most dreadful OF all diseases
| ar,dney complaint From the long suffering
became weak from the loss Of strength, With a
lack Of vitality. and very much reduced In flesh
| An this tlms was taxing various medicines,
-, d not
receiving a particle Of help. had almost de-
s,o,rcd Of netting well when my attention was
called TO Huuts Remedy by boarier Ia my
family. commenced taking il nnmown to the
doctor, with bu. little hopes ofrcheC raisnon'
b,llsfWas soon disoelei, however us ] daily
Iberm % improve olu.n lcd the use OF Hunt
pemely land TO makcuioag story thoip used
,i,btb,.gcs. di-u1lsod with the doctor aud &c
q .uFpisc OF oil. who knew nae. ana my OWE
-r,tt satisfaction, became as WsliuS eyes 81
Mains md sohgs vanished, appetite returned
s,i,cl strength aud hcsh, aud To-day conNde
, myself as we'll as ever, and only too .gIal q
plor, my testimony with tha' of msny other.
That your mldiciuo, Hunts Remedy
Trough, me from sick bed / well know. AM
-. many people who know OF my condition p''
r nounc, my cure almos' miraculous, tm hnpp
g t,say am ,uloyiugcyccuclt hoallh, thau'
@ IA your valuable medicine Hunts Remedy.
Q Mus l.. W. CLARK,
g lC9 aim Street
l. u,,rr,pp CONN. MAY 20, losi.
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MID for a.cory oi lhe lIul0 Dooll -ileN
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

N a never-fa falling tonic
for Nervous Debility
exhausted yitalily,Bom
nal Weakness, speI.
mat0rrhWa, LO h 4
MANHOOD .mpoton.
cy, Paralys, alli az
tho terrible effects o
Self Abuse. youthful
70 lies and excuses In
maturcr such ~
loss Of Memory Las
siIude, Nocturnal RMS
sion, Aversion 10 soci0
-
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last but not least. having the most intelli-
gent aud refined operators Of any factory in
America, all OF whom take deep interest
and pride III making their work good, each
feeling deep interest in the welfare and
success of the undertaking.
The factory Is now turning ont about GOO
garments daily and are increasing their
force as they can educate their operators to
the new machinery. They expect by the
LIST of December to be able to turn out $500
garments daily, and will pay for labor
about 800, 00Oannually.
Niue-tenths OF the operators are ladies'.
1t can be readily seen the great value of
| this institution to our city aud state. What
we want, Is more like them, to make us an
independent and wealthy people.
During our visit one Of the proprietors
inquired about the new cotton factory, and
remarked they could cut up and make all
the goods they could manufacture and that
they were anxious to see it in operation
We also noticed on their cut
ting tables some verv fnt
cassimeres made by the New Brauniel,
mandatory being made into shirts ant
pants. We felt proud TO see our great stat
making such progress.
In our manufactures rests our tutur
= greatness, and We feel confident tina
Blankenship Il Blake Manufacturing com
panv will be a pride to every citizen Q
Dallas or Texas. We advise every body {
give their goods iaIr trial, as We beliey
/ them to be the best made.
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TcmnIeof Fashion.

ii. Zimmerman, the bon ton tailor,
Dallas, is just receiving his fall stock o
clothes, cassimeres and gentlemens' goods
embracing all the latest styles and novel
ties, and which for elegance and design has
never before been equalled in this city. lie
keeps complets assortment, and can suit
the tastes OF the most fastideous, and can
accommodate the price to the wants OF his
patrons. He has now the largest establish
ment of the kind in north Texas, and his
trade is co.extensive with all country trib-
utary to Dallas. His business has extended
until it has become necessary to secure an
assistant cutter TO keep his wcrkmeb eai.
ployed, and he has engaged the services OF
Mr.. n. w. Palmquest. of Chicago, one OF
the most accomplished and skillful cutters
in the country. AS no well-dressed, gentle
man now appears in n ready-made SUIT
Mr.. Zimmerman asks the public generally
to call and examine his stock aud the salts
faction universally given his customers
is guarantee that he can please all who
desire a snugy-htting, fashionable SUIT o
! plnthpg
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UUCA, juno 2, ItNI.
v,,,yW uoyrv,N, clerk OF the American
ni.,.,c, + elcgraph Co. saw: Having had occa-
s,,,, ~ pse a mcdicius fot kidney trouble Win
Ssnno hSct / was recommended 10y. one 81 our
idea druggists 10 use Hunts Remedy. a. ne hal
sold a z ,od deaf Of 70 many OF 9ut JiI1u,"s
Cemilies here with great success TOT hlunCy'
iIrer and urinary troubles, purchased some
and h ave only usCoi three bottles y ms eui51
me- and can truly recommend Hunt hcme,,y
40 any one In need OF the best medicine 'o'
a. -, ,t,1a iulg "
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Ten years ago the name Of Lydia u Pink
ham was scarcely known outside OF her
native state. To-day it is household word
all over the continent, and many who
read the secular and religious journals have
become familiar with the face that shine.
on them with modest confidence, n
which We read the truth that nothing II
can dwell In such temper
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GRANTED ANEW TRIAL.

James Gross, who was convicted in the
county court In two cases on the charge Of
violating the local option law, has been
granted new trial in each case. The
other eases against him were continued
over until next term of the court. His at
tomey claims that the law under which he
/ was convicted has long since been repealed
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oUARTERLY MEErlNO

Quarterly meeting services will be held
al the NJ. n. Church south this morning
There will be communion services IN con
nection Herewith. The Rev. w. H..
Hughes has commenced a protracted meet
ing ut this church. Preaching every night
this week. A cordial invitation is extended
to all, irrespective OF denomination.
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NulltVf
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"wHo ARE BLAKENsHrP s BLAKhT


The HERALD reporter noticed posted up
al over the city the query, "who are blaI'
enshlp & Blakep" and being an inquis,'
tive turn OF mind, called ON the nrn, q,
questing to be shown through their vs.ag
llshment. Living as We do IN s, u,ion :
throw Of this firm, we had no coneep''on
OF It's magnitude. ...,,, q,
Especially was he astonished Of seelnS VI
Operation the finest clothing and unu l,s
wear mandatory In the south, my ' .o.,
ny Is equipped with the finest anu nv.
modern machinery known, and mas e'.ls
facility for making up garments IN ~, ~
very best aud quickest manner Known ~ y, w..
manufacturing world. They are row su,,'
lug out daily the finest grades oil u,aNeiSS'
SHIRTS, oyeralls, pants and In iaet ,a'i Minus
OF ,gentlemen's wearing apparel l., ,h,
Many wonder that 50 young hrm , Nv ~" !
manufacturing line should have suoh -.
good demand Tor their goods. we now ~
that the question Is answered. They ny
lar ahead OF any house In America ln va
line Of goods they make, using new a.'
improved patterns OF their own inven 'l,,,
and having patents that protect mem s ssau
nothing but the best goods, and the nn a,,
Thread aud buttons known 70 the Woriu' ""'
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