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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, April l9.-Normau Dal.
ton, Wilson, DR.. Gallagher, Bernard
Gallagher, Curtin, Ansbureh and
Whitehead, the eight men arrested
charged with being concerned in the
dynamite conspiracy, were brought up
again in the Bow street police court
this morning. 1t was noticed as a
significant fact that Norman was con,
veyed to the court room separately.
and soon the other prisoners. White
head, who was brought here from
Birmingham for trial, protested
against handouts. He declared that
the entrance to the court room was the
gates of hell. On the prisoners being
arraign In court, it was announced
that Norman had turned informer
The rest Of the prisoners. including
Bernard Gallagher and Whitehead.
were formally charged with treason
and felony.
Poland, in opening the case for the
crown, said he had a quantity of fresh
evidence against the prisoners, which
will be furnished at the proper time.
Norman testified that his real name
was VIM. Joseph Lynch, born of Irish
parents, in the State of New York.
The weekly statement of the Bank
OF England shows the increase OF
bullion to be e240,000, and the pro
portion Of reserve to liabilities 81 ZIG
per cent.
DUBLIN, April 19'-Timothy Kelly.
charged with participating in the
murders of Cavendish and Burke, was
placed on trial this morning. Sullivan
and Mclnetty were appointed to con-
duct the defense, Judge O'Brien hav.
ing complied with the request Of Drs.
Webb and Adams to be relieved from
further duty Of defending the accused.
The meu Of the jury we're then sworn
in, one Of whom is Parnellite. Con.
sequently it is expected that the Jury
will fail TO agree.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19

THE new bank heretofore alluded to
in these columns completed its orgaui-
zation last evening by the selection Of
J.R. Goodwin for President, Mr.. j. NJ.
Goodbar as Vice President and Mr.. c.
Hunter Raine as Cashier. The
directory includes seventeen promi.
nent and we'll known citizens, all sue.
cessful business men. The Mercantile
Bank Of Memphis is the name chosen
and it commences business with cash
capital of $2OO,OOO The PlanteI
Insurance building, No. 80 Madiscr
street, will be the quarters occupied
The new monetary institution starts
on solid basis, and has auspicioul
promise for its future.
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FatteningaBride.

Taxing as her model the Hottentot
Venus the Moorish Fatima untIerroes
especially during betrothal, a process
OF eramming very similar to the mode
OF tatteniog Strausburg geese. After
every meal she mOlds with her fingers
the crumbs Of new bread into pellets
OF the shape and size of No. IL central
tlre cartridges. This ammunition Is
r2ammed down her gullet with the aid
OF green tea or other beverages; and
BY stuthng down from fifty to a hun
dred OF these bOluses daily for about
a month, the fair martyr to Moorish
materiallsm acquires a breadth Of
body and a mammoth like massive
ness OF limb which renders locomotion
a vanity, and getting up stairs vexa.
tion Of spirit.
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And other Chnnges.

An exchange remarks: ut would
be curious to see the expression OF
President Jeffersons face if he could
be introduced to the newly decorated
White House. The old gentleman
would feal sadly out of place in his
bomespun suit ia 1 PALACE, g0ggeopsly
decorated, and he might be compelled
to order the monarchical colors to be
obliterated with coat of whitewash,
to carry out his theory Of Republican
siMBlicjty, A plain old mau, who
came on hOfseds0k 20 re inaugurated,
and hitched his horse TO i tree 9ith
his own hands. could not consistently
have lived in palace which King
George himself would have thought
se0rgeous. But times have changed,
and il fs not Il be deplOred that the
house Of o.! Presidents bas been ma5e
beautiful; an art loving and rich 70,
public is not necessarily degenerate. "
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Cowboys ON a Strike,

CHICAGO. April ia FortWorth.
Texas, special says: Between two and
three hundred cowboys on a ranche in
Pan Handle are on q strike for an in.
crease from thirty to fifty dollars a
month aud board. The men are well
armed and threaten to kill any new
men, fire the ranches and work gene
raj trouble. Some of the largest com.
pauies have signified their willingness
to meet the demand and are now TAX
ing sters to secure United States
troops or Texas rangers to protect
their properly.
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TO Be Vigorously unnused.

CINCINNATI, April l9.-The Saloon
Keepers Association have formally
determined to oppose by every legal
method available the operation which
is known as the Scott law, which i'm m.
poses a tax of 500 a year on all
saloons where spirituOus liquors are
sold, and 500 where only beer and
wine are sold. 1t is understood that
the brewers and whisky dealers will
ioin in the opposition to the law, and
tho plsa will probably be to get a test
case before the souTts as soon as pos.
sible ito try the oORstitutionality Of
the law.
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ADDITIONAL COTTON,

LIVERPOOL. April 10, $3.50 D. m.--Cot
ton dull and easier. Uplands, b5Ed
Orleans, . ll-l6d. Sales to-day, 500
bales. Receipts, $500 bales American
$3.50. Futures dull. N
new ORLEANS. April 10. ll:3O am
lotion steady. Middling. 8 l1-l6c. Sale
today, 300 bales. Receipts 20 Iay
1881; at Galveston, 306; Charleston 1857
Norfolk, l4lli Savannah, 1900 bales.
NEW YORK. April 10, 1885 pm
Cotton hfm and l-l6c higher. Ordinary
,S-l0oi good ordinary, 89-l6c; low mid
ding, 9Ae; middling, 10 nc; good mid
ding, l0ssc; middling fair, llHc; lair
I2Hc Futures barely steady at Z to
points above last evenings closing
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Fire.

CLEVELAND, April la.-At 1850
this morning q Gro broke out at House
a Davidson's planning mill. The loss
Is S25, 600 on the building and $l5, 900
on the lumber-insurauce, $4,000.
Two small dwellings adjoining the
works we're also burned, the families
barely escaping with their lives. The
cause of tho fire hps pS. been asCer-
tsiped,
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Military Movements.

DENVER, April lathe Elpasc
Times, special from Crooks headquar-
ters, Wilcox, Arizona, says. General
Crook with two hundred Apache
scouts and one company OF cavalry
will move in toward the mountains Of
Mexico next Sunday, and the Mexi.
can troops will co operate with them.
Fears are entertained of a fight
between the Apache scouts and the
rangers from Tombstone, VIA are
reported ep route to attack Gan Car
olo's indians,
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An Extensive KslIr..an.

MILWAUKEE, April 19.-The an,
nusl report ofthe Chicago, Milwaukee
aud ST, Paul railway, issued to day,
shows the present estimated length Of
the track to be 1920 miles, and by the
end Of the year viii Va fully 5000
miles. The gross earnings for the year
1852 show an Increase OF SS,OO0,0OO
over the preceding year. For 1851
the net earnings show geaFly $1,000.
0O9 Increase. TOtal earnings about
$40, 600 zoe,
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Talking 10 GlhIenrn

The Postal Telegraph Company has
opened its slime for private test
between New York and Chicaro, and
everything worked perfectly. The re.
Sstance of the wire showed only 1912
ohm, as against 5000 ohms on the best
iron wire, and $4,000 ohms on the
average iron wire. Prot. Elisha Gray
and ID; Crimmihs, vice president and
general manager Of the Postal Tele.
graph Company. oOnversed freely and
distinctly with Mr.. Taylor, the com.
panys electrician in Chicago, a dis
tanoe of 1000 miles
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INCREASED and excessive taxation

INCREASED and excessive taxation
with additional Offices to draw fat
salaries, are among the good things
the people have to thank our last Leg,
islature for. At the present rate, it
will not be many years before the peo-
pie of this country will be as badly
taxridden as any over the ocean.
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Calling a Dog Through Teie-
phone.

A gentleman in Danielsonvilie,
Conn.,, whose iavorite dog enjoys fol-
lowing his carriage, by accident left
the animal some miles from home.
The people, recognizing the dog, shut
him IN the house oyer night. This
next morning q voice asked throug6
the telephone; Have you lost a dog2''
"Yes, where is he2" Voiee-"Oall
him" He did 50. The telephone
vas put near the dog, when he fecog
nized MS masters voice, and, il
his dog way, manifested JOY, licking
the instrument ap6 jumping about
eager to RusweY the dall,
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OI.IOrOlarmed and 0ntraged.

WARSAW, INp., April 1.-two
daughters Of Lem Runyan and Eli
Chrest, aged ten and twelve years old.
while out gathering vines for tie ppr
pose OF decorating the schoolroom
were accosted by two ruGGans, wRo T
chloroiorTed aud outraged them,
The sirls made their way home and
are now IN a critical state, owing
partly to nervous prostration. The
citizens have organized for search
hnt :so Cue thus iar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19

A YOUNG man named +. G. Mack
was sentenced to one year in the peni-
tentiary, at Chester, ILL.,, by Judge
Billings, at New Orleans on Tuesday
last,all for trying to pass a gold washed
new nickel for FIVE dollar gold piece
at Berwicks Bay, La, some time ago.
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Underwriters Association of the
Northwest,

MINNEAPOLIS, April 19-The
closing session Of the Underwriters
Association of Mingeso,a, WISCONSIN
end Dakota, was held at the Nieolet
House yesterdayevening The AssOOia-
ton found that the expenses and losses
last year was so great that no margin
or profit was left, and accordingly
decided to raise rates throughout
their jurisdiction. The next annual
meeting will be held at ct. louis. "
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Sen FranciscO ChronicIe.

ksst Chance is the name Of nev
'nwn en the Northern Pacific road,
5qe ~, - '~om Portlsnd, The town
;s y Com TrCs pcsad 4, Of on barber shop, thFOs
China wash houses. six r. ts'aulants,
eight stores aud only thirty-tWc
saloons. Most Of the saloons are kept
open day aud night end have a pretty
iAir run, as the town is just in its
glory. The largest part Of Superin-
tendent Hallets force is at present
copgregated near the town.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19

The Senate OF the State of New
York decline to pay $4,000 to Mrs.
Martha A. Washington, widow Of the
late DR.. Lawrence A. Washington ;~oi
Denison, Texas, fer certain relies Of
the late George Washington.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19

SPECIMENS OF marble, zinc, coal
and iron from East Tennessee will be
exhibited at the Louisville and Bos-
ton Mass expositions. The marble
men will deIray the expense.
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Des,ruc1iVa Fire.

MILFORD, MASS, Alril 19.-0ne
thousand acres Of WOODLAND burned
over last nleht in Milford and Hop
kinton copntieS. SeFeral hundred
cords of wood we're destroyed,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-19

The staple advanced Ice in
New York at noon to-day and im>
proved activity was impaired 10 the
market here.
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Old Sarcasm,

The New York World proposes that
Q fund be raised for the Republican
sufferers BY the Democratic foods in
the West.
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= A.AA'aAA -
MARssTED.

o9oRER-BURR-At tho residence Of W.
!. fark9r. by the Rev. H. A. Jones, Mr.. NJ.
!. OOoREa aAd Miss ADA ]. BURR, all of tbi,
city.
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Attachment Mo.Ina.

No. 6l67 Before J NJ Coleman, ]. p orsheIby
county Ienn.-A n Mckay, surviving part
ner of Sledge, Mckay 4 Go. VS.. N A jar
man.
N this cause an attachment having been
i sued ont under section 1855 Of the Code of
Tennessee,an and returned levied upon the prop
erty Of the defendant. and afidavik
Cd to the plaintiff In tho sum OF $40 rs, lne ~
account, and that the claim Is lust. anu that
the defendant is a nonresident Of tho State
Of Tennessee: Il is therefore ordered that
said defendant make bis personal Appearance
before mo on the Gath day Of May. 1898. Al 10
o'clock a,rn., nt nv oiice, No. 70 Madison
street. Memphis, Tennessee, ard defand
said attachment suit within the tine pre-
soribed By law, or the some viii hs proceeded
with ox-parts' and that a cory cf this order
DO Published Onoo q week foi four weeks III
the Public ledger.
This tie 18Th day ofAprll. isss.
! " COLEMAN Up.
y 80 IS O.
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IBkUNI NAItIIN.
improved Post Anger persOnul and Gen
eral Mention.

MNmI>. August Is. Mir. John T..
Miles, % rtl1ru uf our town has just re-
ccINcd letters patent Tor post anger,
That ls Hu Improvement over any nugcr,
low Il use. The principle IA blades tit.
ting INTO II ruucHyu-r iuuuN Clllud. g,
with 'he cnucnvu-cuuv y bulgug at the
middle so that they may cut INTO the
sides Of the hole while boring with their
sharpened edges, cHcl de having one
edge sharpcucd 1t has circular disk
between the blades which wall serve to
raise the dir. us 1t ~ cut loose 10y the
blades and may bc raised out of the
holes. It tx the intention uf Mr. Miles
to make arrangements Tor their manu-
ftcturc, aud then srlls the rights
throughout the United States
Cotton picking Is becoming general and
a uumhcr Of bale, ARE brought In every
day. II We have no rain soon picking
viii end about October l,t
gen. George Clark, Ot Waco, was in
Marlin to-day, ana lett ON the SOUTH
bound train.
Mrs. k'ng and daughters, Mrs Power
and Miss ida King, oi Nashville, rcnnes-
SEQ, are visiting MIR. ". Nj. Frorlr.
Ctl. Juo. W. Wntkin, and lady went
down t. Wuofa1 well, this morning.
The young adde's and gentlemen OF
Marlin gathered last night at the resi-
dcncr ut Judge OF nj ami had most en-
joyahlc time tripping lhr light fantastic -
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II,Ou ItOSS
Bold Highway Robbery in Broad Open
Daylight.

T. --. August l-.-Mr, Mc\dpms, while
riding from Waco this evening, wns halted
Pos ibIcc ma rI mon white crossing "a
sutlI creek nb lut tour miles south Of this
pl.cc. Tine parties advanced from the
b1-ne. with pistols draNu and fret in
q irrd after some lost hur-c- AMI then lie
utulrd his IN nry The amount IT len
Wa three hundred and seventy dollars,
so cIcw 10 tie perpetrators
Tine weather still continues dry.
Cotton. about hall crop.
D.
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stopping Drnd.gIcnd EeIe-
grams.

WA-ursurDN, August IA promi
ncmt representative Huid to-day that It
was very ,yldc I thut congress- would
be- called upon at lt7 next session 10 leg
lslatc IN regard 10 The question u the
control ~ the / lrgraph, with many inc
dicHtlops IN favor Of the ndOpt on ~
the postal telegraph sygtcm which
works SO successfully Ia Europe, So that
we q II handle tho matter NJ thoroughly
IA possible. lie said Of prppp.', on
the first day ~ the -esalOu, after the
house is ganiZcd, 10 Introduce a bill
making 1t penal ollcu-e TOR any
acuRtDr, representative or OIL nal ~
the government ~ accept telegraph
frank from nGy telegraph company A
IL j. nov. 90 he continued, there IL scarcely
q senator or representative or prominent
official who hp. not HE privilege Of send
/ Ing what telrgrhphiC me- sage he may
want TO. by using dcadhoad franks which
are freely supplied by the telegraph go de
puuy. When man has Il book nj these
frank. IN his pocket he i, unabl" to con.
slider the telegraph question or any other
question on which HE telegraph cpmuany
are int rested IN an independent manner
Cutting on the telegraph flank business
will, even If the postal telegraph system
Ia not adoptcI correct un abuse winch
h1- been grO"ing constantly Ia the past
ipW wears
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wreck at Cedar Groyc,n"ar Torby Grove
Uncovered her full On the bottom max.
luE uut easily her name on the stern.
SHE ls supposed to have run ON "a reef
aud sunk with all hands
1rpcr ntACk's CONDITION.
ora, Penn, August ls.-There il very
liiur change IN the condition of Judge
Black since last evening. The physicians
lcpor slight Improvement. but the case
/, su.. prcafiuus.
VACATION FOR EEECuns.
NEW uuh, August Is The members
ui plymouth church unanimously rudnrs-
Ell the propos ton to extend the vacation
ut their pastor tlcnry Ward Brechcr so
TINT hr can lecture in some OF the south
crn cities.
AsouNp INSTITUTION
l>prNNNoLts. Ind, August lS.-Bank
examiner Hay authorizes the statement
tlrt the First National Bank /. recognized
As beyond question one at the strongest
huuN, IN Tile state John e. New is here
and expects To st,rt eat to day.
GENFsu GRANT.
DEfH r,Ek, Md, August lS.-Grneral
Gran aul party, guests OF the Baltimore
oUd ohio ruai, visited Elk Garden mining
'usinn- Yesterday. Ecturniug General
Grant lrld % reception % Piedmont. The
NunrtHl Wts entertained al President Gar
lcll's cottage,
ur,ui Al ma NAVY YARD.
irN~NCulA Fla August Is No vel
low fever nc Pens cola. one death nj th,.
navy yard, seven miles distant surgeon
ONcu and hi, son have l,scd through the
yellow levrr. \ Gordon has been e,tah-
lishcd around the navy var on land and
water which make, Pensacola trcl per
icctlN secure. No alarm whatever. No
one leaving.
Al ruE PENSACOLA NAvN YARDS.
WN~mNorN, August lS.-Privato in
formation hat been received from pcnsu-
cola To the ,llcct that surgeon Owens 4,
down with the yellow fever; that there
ara Nv eases in the yard and that there is
some danger ut its prcnling. Assistant
surgeon Maiden aud u civilian physician
are looking after the cases.
TREASURY srArEMENr.
WAsmNdroN, August II. The eondi-
ton uf the Treasury ia, gold coin and
bullion, S2'A.3lj.j2l n yer dollars aud
bullion, Slls,lSs.gSs: fractional silver
coin, S27gG1OS6 United Sta es notca.
S5i,O32,Si2 Total, SiO3,325,3jO. Ger,
tiicHtps outstanding, gold, S5I5, OBJ. $40;
silver S2lOO0j,3Il; currency, Sl2,2lj,OOO.
srHHrNG LuNa-uuEEMrN.
Nav louK, n Y, August IS
Tins morulug, IN accordance with
the decision arrived ut 10y the
Brooklyn striking lougshorrmen in the
employ u Woodruff Mclean to nc
crpt uu oilcr of tNcuty five cents per
hour made them 10y their employers,
about two hundred men vino went ont
ON Monday last have returned to wuEk.
cuIruS WORMS.
CoLr MHlN, :. C., Augu,t ls.-Cottou
catcrpIllnr- have appeared IN the neigh.
boring plantations and ARE boring Young
blooms badly The leaves and bnlls are
also rnyugrd 10y worms. Planters are
making efforts tu save the crop Tia
Pa is green and night lights. \ section
N Sumptcr county has also reported
damage from wurms The pruspccn. are
that much damage " II toe done
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THE FARE RECORD.


Sr CATuAHlNE4, August IL. Tho
ate ,mcr Glcuiilps III the Montreal aud
Duluth trade was burned to the waters
edge III W Hand canal lost night
A. CRAWFORD, MISS.
MOBILE, Ma, Au .tl lS.-rhc fire in
CuNiord. Mississippi, n.t night destroy
ri twelve stories AMI TX wjrrhou.r,.
Lu--, slOlOlU insurance, $1,000.
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TIL. OLD w OIsID


NIr>NA, August lS.-N mob parndcd
the suc Is Of rrc.tc last evening crying,
Away with Italians md foreigners and
viyu Austria" The riutcr, also attacked
the lulnu gymnasium duu newspaper
office. hc riot grow ont ut the expo
sion ut prn'd 1t the t,lr in celebration
Of the natal onyoi the emperor ul Au-trin.
The police urrc-lcd several al the rioters
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FROM GALVESTON

-D..L.I I.I.sr.m -. ELln---

"V""T.T T"T'sFIW y n" TEIT-T'T-
GALvEsToN, August Is The Evening
Pant publishes the following The
belief obtains m this "a among some
p r-Ons who have been 10 cDmmuuica-
lion with friends IN New Orleans, that
there has been at least one case Ot yell
low fyeI IN hat city within the past
few days, although there has been no
official announcement ~ the
fact by the Crescent City
authorities. II il merely a rumJr
o- -u position but strong enough to
cause very marke opinion IN favor ot
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We have now the best equipped
prescription department in the state
None bnt purest aud best drugs used
and only competent pharmacists allowed
TO fill prescriptions.
1t CAsTI rs, MORRISON x Co.
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GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
CAPT RHODES WILL ATTEMPT
TO SHOOT THE RAPIDS.
Fate of the New Dominion
Revealed at Last Fever at
Pensacola Navy
Yards.
SENATORIAL LABOR COMMITTEE
srNNToHr>LLAHoR COMMITTEE


u.
recalled. llc claimed lhut increased pro-
durtiou In England comcuu,u upon the
IMPROVEMENT in machinery MAS the direct
result ui tine deduction In hours at labor
and in This country: .,hru tnr hour. nt
,hut were restricted ue iu the r,.r of
Ma. .AChus,tts. where ihrIr was 70 10 hour
law Governing all t,N'Ir iUuuSrr'c-,
staff. tics showed that tie product was
much greater lliln In otlrr state. where
the employer could WORK men for uuN
length OF time. lie said ilnd "a lac
tory IA Massarhus Nis produced more
yards &" the spindle anu more To-
me luon nan ,h hhnI' I,hnh
/ or '"hhr'uru. MHhc,s saw ihu al.
n"OEH uh'lN "I 'l' Nl' 'N'N Nhltu n"u
."hou l''",, uu'l W., I'.'h' N''.S l"I 'MI'',
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The hrn,bt nt tho f. h,iip,, Sins. .r,.
statistics oi the striker. of ms r'untr,
.hnvrI maj In A majority a, rnss. thr
stMr, had been successful During the
/ last two years Their, had en- one huniryd
and siNN ri likes and all were won orcum-
muse" tnrop,,ms ,T'",s, ""'Im VIE
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Hosiery Department,

ladies colured hose l2lc., reduced from
2Or
Ladies' colored cotton hose 2Oc, reduced
from be.
Ladies colorel cotton hose 2jc., reduced
from 3iC.
Ladi' s full regular hose Bic, reduced
from DOE.
Ladies mll regular hose Doe, reduced
from Zoe.
lhdie'' red silk hose 81 Nv, reduced
from - %.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-19
Mo,hcrAvnn'- Worm syrup

lnmlhblo. ustres-, harmless, aathartic;
tor I, yrrMhnr.s, rrstlc-sne,s, worms, con
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