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A young woman uptown always keeps
two or three overcoats and hats hanging on
the racS in the hall, so that casual observers
viii d * 80 10 a great mashes'. Merchant
TyarAkr
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4 -InitiaI Changes.

again form slack; again, form scratch again,
form part OF Tree,
Answer 10 last weeks prize puzzle lies over until
the announcement OF the pl lie award
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over the hips rs sign OF diseased kidneys Use
the best kidney curative Known, which !: sufdock
Blood Bltters
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CbiJTENDEN COUNEN.


MISS Hannah COmstock, an old laIy SO
years OF age, living at the town farm, was
found dead in bed, Sunday morning.
MIR. James Palmer Of IIinesburph has been
engaged to superintend the town farm this
year.
Mr. James Parsons has gone to Boston TO
spend some time with friends.
Henry Parker, an old resident, is in town.
hr. Parker was pioneer in the early rail
road history of the town, helping lay the
iron on the old Central Vermont lie intends
to settle in town.
Und ,rhilI.
The funeral of Edward Knox occurred
Thursday. His remains being taken to
iincshurgh for inermeut. The engines on
me Burlington and Lamoillc railroad were
deeply draped in his memory. The sadness
OIL his terrible death leaves a deep impression
upon thc entire community; and his many
all.
Our people were second time shocked by
the intelligence Thursday evening of the
sudden death of Mrs VIM. Young. About
O'Clock Mrs. Young apparently well, was
washing dishes at the sink, when suddcnIy
she sank to the floor cXclaimine "What docs
all mc?" She was assisted to a chair, wntb
death Immediately cnsucd She hal been
troubled for some time with heart disease.
Dt'eIates to the District convention. T..
w. Church, II. A. Rogers, p. b, Smith
delegates to State convention, 3O,h, d, G.
c'oh, F. w. Church, W. j. Fuller
Huntington.
Delegates to District Convention A. d.
White, Il. I. Sprague, Il. +. Collins. sur
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South Burlington.

AT the Republican cncus holden at South
Burlington o Saturday, April 18Th, Henry
Housh and Henry Bean were chosen dele.
gates to the District convention at Rutland
on April 2l, and John i. Smith aud George
l.. Barstpw delegates to the State convention
at Montpelier, April sofa. Tne delegates
were Instructed to appoint their own sIbsti-
tutes in case they could not attend.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-25

c. W. Allen and II. F. Gaines are the
delegates to the State convention and Slas
Hoyt and W. z. White to the District con-
vention.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Torrey was
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07
THE MARKETS
BuOyant and Higher and the Dealings CharaC..
terized by Great Animation
The Bears Make Vigorous Attack and
Break Prices Somewhat.

NEW YORK, june 6.--Tho stock marko
was buoyant and higher to-day ON the settle.
ment Of the elevated railroad troubles, tho
declaration of dividends by tho Missouri
Pacific and Northwest companies and by
buying for both home and foreign account.
At times the dealings wero characterized by
great animation and excitement, and large
blocks of the leading shares wero confidently
taken for tho long account. Tho market
opened steady, but soon advanced sharply;
Manhattan sold up s per cent. to SO; do. com
mon TO 81, and tho remainder of the list
to Il per cent. Before 1890 a. IN. the bears
made vigorous attack on Lake Shore and
Iackawanna, and prices broke 4 TO II per
cent. Later on speculation was buoyant,
and prices rose ! to per cent. Missouri
Pacific was most prominent in tho upward
movement, the buying having boon stimu-
lated by tho declaration of the quarterly
dividend.
Near the close weaker tone set in, and
prices ran off to II per cent.
Tho settlement Of the elevated difficulties
and the likelihood of Louisville and Nash
willie going into tho hands of receiver were
the principal topics last night.
The Northwestern has declared 81 per
cent. dividend on common and 20 cents on
the preferred, payable June 90. Tho books
close juno - and reopen on Juno 81
Sales of stocks to-day aggregated 353,20s
shares, including the following Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, 1900; Erie, 300
Lake Shore, 2l,s7l; Louisville and Nashville
1910; Missouri Pacific, 32,400; Northwest
1920; New York Central, 1856; Reading
AGO. st. Paul, 30,45j; Texas Pacific, 4,63O
Union Pacific, 72,660 Western Union, 1870
Nnrthn papiGn ,,rnfprrpH r IA
Treasury balances: Coin, SIPS, 1913; cur.
rency, $9,720,700.
STOCKS
Following arc opening, highest, lowest. and
closing prices of principal stocks AS corrected by
special wire reports received by Bateman & Co,
bankers, No. 11Al street northwest:
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THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by tho District JS >
cinry Yesterday.

Courtin General Term Ciisr Jus,tcs Cartier aud
lastices Cr1 and James--Unlted States VS.. Bigelow
argument concluded and cause submitted. Nc
Cormick vs., Creswell ct al; appeal dismissed.
Circuit Court-JHstice Hdgner.-Howden VS.. Glea
son judgment By default. Moore vs. Edmonston;
motion to Quush attachment ovCrruled,
EQUITY LORr-Jtidne MdcIfihur.--Travers VS.
Demand; leave given to file amended bill. War.
mouth VS.. West ct al. order appointing an eS
aminer to take the testimony of nonresident wit
nesses. BlOdgeit VS. Grant ct al; order TO compel
the attendance Of witness before the examiner.
Shoemaker vs. shoemaker ct al; order to file bill
without deposit. Binney ct al, Va. Binuey ct al,
pro confessO against certain defendants Vince
lock vs., WheclOck; testimony ordered taken be-
Rnthbone, lunatic; commission ordered to issue tC
w. II. Harris.
Probate Court-Judos Northumberland Fisher
A. FosteG final notice issued appointing June q
for settlement Estate OF Raymond ID. GoOdell
waiver of heirs and next Of kin OF notice 10y ella
ton or otherwise, Estate okEmlly H. Daniel
petition Of Joseph IL. Daniel for letters of admin
tration filed. Estate Of obadiah II. Morrison
notice TO require executors to give additional SC.
curity filed. Estate of John Moore; caYeat to VIII
filed by Virginia Weaver and Catharine Waggener
VIII Of John Flood filed petition of Ann Flood
for letters testamentary aud order of publications
issued. Estate OF George W. Collins; causes con
tlnued until Friday next
Criminal COurt-Justice lFy'ie.-Frnncis ]. Mon.
rote; grand larceny: not guilty. William McDey
lit; embezzlement; not gully. David Smith ant
William II. Davis grand larceny and horse steal
ing; guilty of horse stealing aud not guilty u
grand larceny; each sentenced to the peniten
tiary for TWO years.
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WITH BOW AND ARROW.


Proposed Contests Between Washington
md Foreign Archers This Summer.
Tho Potomac Archery club will have their
regular meet this afternoon at the Columbia
college grounds. 1t will be test match for
tho championship prizes for the season Of
1891, The regular practice meets are held
e~cry Wednesday afternoon.
The shooting will commence to-day at $50
p. m, lasting until dark.
In April, 1881, the Potomac Archery club
was organized, and at present has member
ship Of twenty-five ladies aud gentlemen.
Tho championship prizes for 1884 are, for
gentlemen, gold badge inlaid with enamel,
representing u target, and, for ladies, n gold
necklace with pendant badge suitably en-
graved and inscribed,
Both the Columbia and American rounds.
arc shot at the practice meets of tho clubs
Tho Columbia rounds by the ladies, consist
of "a arrows at so yards, 81 arrows at 80
yards. Tho American round, by the gentle
mon, consist Of 30 arrows at 60 yards, 80
arrows at so yards, and 30 arrows at 40 yards.
The local archers are feeling quite jubilant
over the result of their meet ON Decoration
day.
The score shoots of tho meetings held at
Brooklyn May 80. and at Staten Island q
week earlier, were good. Tho Potomacs
showed up we'll on Decoration day in COM
parison with the northern archors.
The best score made by any gentleman at
tho New York meets was that of ID. A. Nash,
at tho Richmond county IN. W meeting.
| He scored 43i at the American round. Capt.
Bartlett, in the local match on the Both Of
May, scored ij9.
At tho Brooklyn IN. " meet Nash scored,
with 90 arrows, Mt 60 yards, 81 hits, with a
score of 362. Thursday evening, in practice,
MaXson, of tho Potomacs, scored, at tho same
round, 80 hits, with a score of 451.
A series of three matches is to commence
next week between tho Roger Ascham club,
of Baltimore, and the Potomacs. The teams
will consist of four ladies from each club,
and the second team Of gentlemen, from tho
home club against four gentlemen from the
| Roger Ascham club.
The archers have put in considerable prac-
tico during the week, taking advantage OF
tho fine weather. and the weather permit
ting this afternoon good days shooting may
be counted on
The senior team of the Potomac club hope
to commence a series of contests, 90 arrows al
go yards with the Richmond county IN. Y.
archers during next week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07

In the Methodist churches throughout tho
land tomorrow will be celebrated as "chil-
dren's day" The second Sunday in June is
set apart for appropriate exercises by the
schools in the interests of education. On
that day the children will assemble in their
respective places of Worship and amid the
floral decorations which always form part
of the festivities, they will sing the songs
specially arranged for that occasion, and
themes appropriate for the day will be dis
cussed. At the Hamline church, Ninth and
p streets, preparations have been made, and a
very interesting programme has been pre-
pared. Tho services in the morning and
evening will be specially interesting. An
exercise entitled tho JUNE Fora" will take
tho place of the regular morning service. The
public are cordially invited to be present
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07
A TRUE SNAKE STORY.
Tho Mass OF Reptiles Which u Young
Man Found In Greene Park.

Man Found Tn Greene Park.
at Is terrible experience to have snakes in
your boots and great creeping spiders up tho
legs of your trousers" said young man of
Northeast Washington, who has just boon
cured of mania o potu at one of tho city hospi-
tails. He accompanied the remark with
SILVER of remembrance. "There is no COM
parison," he continued, "between seeing
snake in the thioket, or a huge spider weav-
ing his web, when your brain is clear and
free from excitement and seeing the same
sight in imagination, whom your blood is
fevered and your brain made crazy
BY alc sSt ooot can remember a dSter how
three weeks spree l recall it just rs
you would recall arlream-a horrible night
mare 1t was a bright moonlight night and
was staggering toward my home. My head
felt like q little balloon tied to my body with
cord and bobbing up and down as if trying
| to get away. The blood in my veins burned
| my fesy like melted lead and my limbs were
uncertain and trembling. stopped mo-
ment in Green park and was about to sit
| down on one of the benches. | glanced ut
| the bench, it was only for moment. Tho
| sight my imagination saw caused all the hot
blood in my body to rush to my head like
| fire. My head felt as though it was
|
ing snakes on tho settee thrust their open
jaws at me incessGntly, while their long.
pronged stingers snapped viciously. There
was sudden reaction, l became as cold as
ice, and as the largest snake of the bunch, a
vicous-ooklng reptile, with bright red
scales which stuck out like bristlos, made a
dart at me. My blood seemed to freeze.
can remember that l uttered piercing yell
and started to run away. Being too weak to
run l tottered and fell to the ground. Thon
the horrible things crawled all overmy body
Missed and snapped in my ears. Reinforcement
como in tho shape of swarm of great yellow
spiders and long greet lizards Tho, too
crept all over my quivering flesh. 1 yollet
and kicked, but still they came until | wa
buried beneath a creeping, squirming mass o
reptiles and insects. l can remember M
moro of the hellish experience. When my
senses partially returned l was tied to u col
aud two men stood over mo. | was in thu
hospital" As the speaker concluded his
narrative, beads Of cold sweet stood out al
over his face.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07
BuIIdlnR Permlits.

Building permits have been issued by Iu
spector Entwisle as follows: Charles Ed
monston, agent, erect three.story and base
ment dwelling, on /, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets northwest, $4,000
j. Il. Saum, erect u warehouse on Louisiana
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest, $4,000; Mrs. Kate A. Reed, repair
brick, 1914 / street northwest, 500; George
II. Keen, repair brick, Al Ninth street, 500
Samuel Howard, repair frame, southwest
corner Of M and Potomac streets, Georgetown
$500; John Noonan, repair frame, 1921
Twenty-fourth street northwest, $3.50; John
A. Scott, repair frame, 23S Thirteenth street
northeast, $3.50.
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90. nurn.Lde stLm ll InlI.

Col. J, o. p, Burnside is still confined in
Jail, being unable mp to the present time to
furnish tho bail demanded, The truth of the
statement published in morning paper yos-
tcrday of his having boon enlarged has no
foundation in fact. Judge Wilson, Burnside
one Of the gentlemen who is to sign his bond
is out of tho city but will return this evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07
DYSPEPSIA.
BILIousNE 50,
LIVER DERANeEMENT.

LIVER BEREAVEMENT.
TT tried Iiobig & Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic in a num-
Der Of cases orchronic dyspepsia where the assima
tion OF food was very defective and there was steady
loss OF weight. The results obtained IN two weeks
were indeed nattering. One patient gained fve
pounds, another three pounds, and so on."J. G. lie.
Hardy, NJ. D., Savannah, Ga, President Medical SO.
ioty Of Georgia, &C. &C.
PROF. II. GoULLoN, NJ. D. IL. D., Physician to
the Grand Duke Of saxony Knight ofthe Iron Gross,
&C.. &C., saysi at gives more tone to the stomach
than anything have ever prescribed"
"As a counteractant to facilitating influences
such rs malaria, biliousness, languor, impaired d.
gestion, &c-the Lieblg & Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic is
unequaled," says PROF. F. w. HUNT, NJ D., Ill.
d., Honorary Member Imperial Medical Society, Of
st. Petersburg RussIa Professor of Practice of
Medicine New York Medical College, &C.
PROF. WILLIAM c. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.,
Dean of st. Louis, NO., Clinic of Midwifery and
Diseases Of Women and Children, says; "To chill
dren with marasmus 1 have given It with decided
benefit. tits remedy of great utility in dyspepsia.
1t is also most powerful and agreeable stlmulant
to tho brain and nervous system, and it is es.
pecally useful to counteract fatigue of mind and
body"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07
Rcmov,I OF Nash,s E,ndery.

Mr.. G. j. Nash has moved his bookbindery
from HOB street to 500 Ninth street, and with
increased room and facilities he can now meet
promptly all demands upon him. He has
added to his establishment perforating, num-
boring, and ruling machines with all tho
latest improvements.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07


BALTIMORE, June 0. -- Cotton dui middllng,
ll2bc. Flour quiet and steady; Howard street and
western superinc. S2.750e3jO do. extra, S3.J00L3g
DO iamily. Sl5J@5.76 city mills .upcrlue, Sj.0QCD
5.0y; do. extra, S3,j0@ljG do, Rio brands, s562O
653. Patapsco family, 1920 do ,superlatve patent
t0fO Nheat--SOuthern easy, with good demand;
western easier and dull; southern red, Sl.0j@ilO
do. amber Si.0S01.13 No. / Maryland Slll9
LIS; No. western winter red, spot and June
Slg2yagl.Oj; July, sl.02S9L02lli August SlO2ag
lO212 COrn--Southern lower for white; western
steady and dull southern white GI@7Oc; do. yell
low O2@63c; western mixed, spot. 159G2cci June,
Gle bid July, 6lI1d62c. Oats higher ana firm
southern, 3Tep40c; western white, 8s@ilc; DO.
mixed. 3j@3lo Pcnnsylvana, 3I@i0c. Rye quiet
At 63970c. Hay quiet and easy prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, sldO0Dl600 Pro-
visions quiet AMI prices nominal mess pork,
$4,000 bulk meats. shoulders and clear rib sides.
packed, 7l9O915c Observation-Disclosures $50; clear
RIO sides lOac; hams, lil5Glj{c. Lard-Reined.
we Butter lower ana dul western pUckcd, SO
lJc: creamery 1f@2Oc. Eggs 0rm Mt lGGl6HC.
Petroleum quiet refined. fJs6sc. Coffee lower
aud dull; Rio cargoe3, ordinary 10 fair, S3tW0Hc
sugar lower; soft, go. Copper-Refned quiet
az l3&9i3Ac. Whisky steady at sl.l5. Freights
TO Liverpool per steamer steady. with moderate
inquiry cotton 1lGid -four. is. 3D.. grain higher
a. 2I493d Receipts-Flpur ,3iG barrels wheat
1900 bushels corn, 2i,000 bushels; oats, i,OOl
bushels rye, 5000 bushcls Shipments Wheat
1900 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels. Sales-Wheat
$1,000 bushels corn, 1900 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07

ANGosTURA BITTERS do not only distinguish
themselves by their favor and aromatic odor
above all others generally used, but they are also
sure preventive for all diseases originating from
the digestive organs. Beware of counterfeits.
Ask your grocer or druggist for the genuine artl-
Gle manufactured by Dr. j. G. b. Segert Il Sons,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07

EIsEMAS BRos,, corner Seventh and i, are head
quarters Tor boys clothing; their elegant, Gu
an acknowledged met their nrIces ard The lowest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07

bad breadth. 1atilence, Sick besdache' AYERS
CutharC Pills are the certain remedy. By land
or vt sea, out ON the prairie or in the crowded
everywhere alike convenient, eilioacious, and
guNN
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NInsic a, the WHITE LOT.

Mr. JoHH II, DUvALL, sR,, of Baltimore Md
wrGnched his knee, and was cured by st. Jacobs
OIL the great pain releyer,
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OF Interest to Those Having Weak
Chests.
DEDIrAM, Me.


DEDHASf, Me.
To THE LfEBIG COMPANY;
Gentlemen-Your agent left me n bottle of your
Coca Beef Tonic for mo 10 try. took it myself
al 1 had been sick for n number of months with
a lung affection, and was not able to practice. 1t
helped me very much So much so that am now
about as well as usual. have since given it to n
number Of PATIENTS and 1t has benefited every case.
am Indeed most thankful thatit came TO my hands
L had tried different preparations of Coca before,
but had no effects from them"
II. s. PHENIX. NJ. d.
The journal of the Royal Society of Vienna"
says: 1t is remarkable that the South American
Indian never suffer from consumption, and that the
cause oft Is the of Coca. They also never suffer
with scrofulosis nor skin diseases. They reach
very old age and frequently pass their full century,"
DR.. Mclean British Medical Journal) found 1t of
great value In the consumptve tendency. baron
Won Humboldt (Cosmosj says he has never known
case of consumption or asthma among those accus-
toned to It's use and that they live great age re-
tanning their mental aud physical functions to tho
last.
Prof c. II. Wilkinson, Editor Medical and SurgI-
cal Record, says: "The Coca Beef Tonic OF the
Ileblg Company, combined as 1t IL with Coca qui-
nine, and ron forms most valuable adjunct to the
practice Of medicine. From the experience we have
had with It, are forced TO speak in its favor, and
to recommend lis use. Beef iron, and quinine can
not be supposedly any other three ingredients in
out of the dspcnsatory for invigorating encbled
system, aud when such remedies can be obtained,
combined from reliable house as Liebg's IL be-
hoovcs the profession to patronize the same to the
fullest extent"
BE sure to Rsk for LebIg Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic,
New York Depot, IS Murray street. Sold by all
Druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07

Selection --"Eoka" .Chussaign
NNlsG-"Les SirGuGs". WAldteuiel
CollocRtlon-"L ohengrin' (by requesl Wagner
Ghrolle-'sIephnnie .Czsbulka
Bulad-"Wny do Weep for Thee" ,..., Wallace
Gulop-"L,a Malle dcs indies" .Lumolhe
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Sick and Nervous Heada che.

DIR. II. l.. CETLINsKI, star Physician to the
Northeastern Medical and Surgical Disponsary, 1896
First avenue, New York, writes;
To THE L1EBta COMPANY, SO Murray Street, New
York-Gentlemen Since my attention was called by
n brother practitioner to the excellent results he
obtained from the use of your Coca Beef Tonic in
Sick and Nervous Headaches, have, thanks to our
generous response TO my request for trial lot for
our poor patients, used IL quite extensively. Its
steady and persistent use. especially during the In
tervals of the attacks, has cured many of most
inveterate and Outstanding cases. and in every case
so far its has been followed by the most crafty
ing relief How gratifying this must be- especially
to tho poor and needy class who come to u.s. and
whose time and faculties of the utmost import
ance to them in their struggle for subsistence, you
can easily infer. Again thank you for your gen.
orous donation. Respectfully yours,
b. l.. CETLINSKI, NJ. D.
DIR. w. s. sEARLE. A. NJ, NJ. D., Fellow of tho
Medlco- Chirurgcal Society of New York, says: "a
lady suffered for thirteen years with severe Nervous
Headaches. They at first REQUIRED every two weeks,
and finally every two DAYS. She describes them as
so violent that she would rather die than live. Three
weeks after beginning the Coca she reports; 4 have
had but one slight attack. and am so much stronger
and better that feel suro shall he cured.'" DIR.
searlo In a letter to the Liebig Company, says: ~
consider yours the best preparation of Coca which
has yet come to my notice"
PROFESSOR Z. NJ. HALE, NJ. D., Ill D., Pro
fessor of Mntera Medica, chicago Medical College
author of "Dseases ofthe Heart" &c, &C. also adds
his high authority in behalf of Its value, and gives
strong testimony to the beneficial effects of Lebig
cog Coca BeefTonic.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07
DYSPEPSIA.

Sedentary habits, mental worry, nervous
excitement, excess or imprudence in eat
ing OF drinking, and various other causes,
induce Constipation followed by general
dcrangement of the liver, kidneys, and
stomach, in which the disorder of each
organ increases the inilrmity of the others.
The immediate results are Loss Of Appe-
tite, Nausea, Foul Breath, Heartburn, Flat
ulcnce, Dizziness, Sick Headaches, failure
of physical and mental Vigor, distressing
sense Of weight and fullncss in the stomach,
and increased Costiyeness, all of which are
known under one head as Dyspepsia.
lneyery instance where this disease does
not originate from scrofulous faint in the
blood, AYERS PILLS may be confidently
relied upon to effect cure. Those cases
not apcnable to the curative influence of
AYERS PILLS alone viii certainly yield il
the PILLS are aided by the powerful blood
purifying properties Of AYERS SARsAPA-
RILLA.
Dyspeptics should know that the longer
treatment of their malady is postponed,
the more difficult of cure it becomes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07
Asplcndld Opportunity to Win Fortune.

by an Overwhelming popular vote ts franchise wa
made part of tine prtstrt state Constitution a1ou
ed December 2, a. d. 1870
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-07

IT'S Grand single Number Drawings Will take nlaca
monthly IT NEvrn SCALES or POSTPONE Look
Al tho GlllpvsinU vtl,tfF,y,.
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Gen. G. I. BEAUREGARD, Of Louisiana,
and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, Of Virginia.
PITAL PRIZE $i5O,OOO.

80 49,. ''i''''''Ns
&C. NOtice-llckctS are $40 only. Halves, s..
Fifths, ~. Tonths, 81.