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St. Landry democrat., 1884-01-19
PEnsoNAL ANp PoLITrcAE.

e. N. BLAKE has been elected Presl-
dent of the Chicago Board of Trade.
On the 8th the Ohio Democratic eau
Gus nominated Fl. B. Payne for Senator on
the first ballot.
The State Democratic Committee of
Massachusetts want the National Conven-
tion held in Boston.
On the 6th, at the meeting of the
Boardof Police Commissioners ofSt. Louis,
NO., Major Larry Harrigan was appointed
Chief Of Police and Colonel Campbell was
dismissed from the force.
THE Secretary Of che Treasury has
furnished the Senate with transcript Of
expenditures of the Department Of Justice.
THE Secretary Of the Navy is ar
ranging the ceremonies tor reception Of
the bodies of belong and his companions.
A REPORT is made by James Steven
son, of the United States Geological Sur
vey, concerning the discovery Of several
cave and cliff cities in the San Juan re-
gion.
THE Finance Committee of the Sem
ate on the Sth discussed Sherman's bill to
authorize National banks to issue circula-
ton TO The amount of ninety per cent. of
thennarket value of bonds deposited.
III recent interview with Arab
Pasha in Ceylon, he said the loss of the
Soudan would strengthen Egypt.
THE noted bandit, Frank James is re-
ported to be growing worse.
GOVERNOR WALLER of Connecticut
is in favor of letting women vote at school
elections.
CHAs. PAYNE, Henry Willard, Chas.
Lanier and q. r. Wilson have retired from
the West Shore directory.
SENATOR SHERMAN positively asserts
that he has not been offered the Presidency
Of the Northern Pacific, and could not ac-
cept it anyhow.
SUIT has been brought by G. d. Gil
more, Washington lawyer, against ex-
Secretary SEIZURE for disbarring him.
Damages are laid at the modest sum Of
S3gg, goo
ON the 9Th d. R. Francis was elected
President Of the st. Louis Met1hants' Ell.
change and Chas, w. Barstow tirst Viee.
Presden6 There was no election for sec.
ond Vica-P President.
On the evening OF the oth Lieutenant
Augur, United States Navy, escaped from
the Bloomingdale IN. ~ Insane Asylum
and persisted in the storm. He was a son
Of General Augur, and lost his reason
through hardships endured in 1ne Of the
Jeanette expeditions.
REDMOND. an Irish member of Parlia-
lnent, delivered lecture in San Francisco
the night Of the 9th, in aid of the Land
League, which netted 81 900.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has appointed
the following Commissioners to the. w orld's
Industrial Exposition and Cotton Eenten
NAL Exposition: Charles Taylor and s. R.
CockreII talternatel, Arkansas; y. ~. Blan
ton and ]. B. Pace lalternate1, Virginia:
Horner Hamilton, Ohio.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-01-19
4 MANIA FOR MURDER.

A washington Negro Boy who Undertakes
wholesale Poisoning of Human tseingS
and Cattle. BE Confesses Having Killed
his Mother and Aunt.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-01-19

Seven Out of a Family of Nine Persons
Poisoned-Three Dead and the Others
Not Expected to Live-A Neighbor Sus-.
pected OF Having Placed the Poison in.
the Water Rucket
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Every smoker should Try Little 10


Tho Abilene Reporter says: 1t may be
OF interest to many of our people who
have TO certain extent been influenced
again the lease law by such reports
rs have reached them of big leased
pastures in Stonowall, Dickens and
hlng counties, 10 learn that these re-
ports are without foundations. It win
100 remembered that about two months
ago - was told here that the MHtador
ana Espuela cattle mpanies had sery-
ed printed notice on ali the settlers in
Dickens and Stonewall counties that
they must move their stock out because
they tthe companies) had leased all the
lands and intended TO inclose IT, This
news causod good deal of excitement
at the time, ana helped to influence the
public mind against tho Tense law Tho
Reporter stated then that II was orr In
IOrinatlon that the lands were not Ions.
ed but bought under the old law But
TINS ver'lon was promptly denied. We
now nave me Information from mem.
beers Of tho land board that up to six
weeks ago Uour weeks after tho reports
relerrGd tO) there was no lands nj all
leased in StOnewall or Dickens counties.
the printed circulars ordering smnller
cattle mem aud sheep men Off the range
was without authority, and was one of
the several species Of "bulldozing" re-
sorted to by the syndicatcs and corpora
tons to hold possession of their free
range. II may also be Interesting to- tho
people to know that Mr.. Britton was pres
ident and managerotthe Fort Worth Ga
zetio Publishing Co., and that tho Ga
2ette published this report that the Mat
ador and Espuola companies had leased
AZ me school lands IN Dickens aud
SlonewaIl counties, and had ordered
an lho smaller stuckmon TO move their
stock out of tho range. Could tile Ga
Iette nave known that report was I'M
true2 What could have been the motive
OF tho Gazette IN giving publicity to a
statement rsprcsident knew 10 be un-
true, and which was likely to and did
have tho effect of keeping back immi-
grafton from those counties? We are
glad such misrcpreseutationsd do not now
appear In the Gazette. The land onclo.
sure and lease laws are becoming hotter
understood every day.
.
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Mems Fan Fashions.

Collars about the same. The garrote
and the Sing Sing slips are the most
fashionable. CUTS are larger large
enough TO admit three trumps il necos-
sary In neckties the sailor knot is the
most sensible. II will be very handy
for suicide after November. Very little
lowelry issported, except 10y pawn-shop
clerks The vest Is more open, gentle
men having no time to sew on buttons
during the campaign. The fall ovorcoat
Is of various cOlors aud shades Vor,.
few oNercoats do fade evenly, ANYWAY.
SHIRTS are worn VITA dotted fronts, nan
kins not being considered tony Of late.
Trousers are tolerably loose, especially
tho suspcnde" buttons, The overcoat Il
cut ilv front to eject loose appearance,
corresponding with tho habits of the
wearer,- Darlington Free Press,
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SUNSET cox IN JOLLY MOOD


The Lively Congressman Fairly Corus.
Gates with showeriDg Sparks of wit
"Politicsl How does the situation
strike me? The political outlook does
not strike me at all. 1t is possible il
may strike some one very hard about
November, but 1t Is not now Iunging
out from the shoulder" said Congress-
man Cox to Chicago News correspond
ent in Washington.
"But can you not afford me some idea
OF tho condition of affairs in New York;"
III am like George Washington" re-
piled the genial Sunset. 81 cannot tell
a lie and | won't, and therefore don't
press me on that point"
,'As to Tammany iiall?"
"Tammany Hall" replied Mr., Cox,
with a merry twinkle i'm his eve. ais a
virtuous organization and always does
it's duty. Some people are ealous Of
Tammany Hall because it contains the
larger proportion of the virtue, intelli.
gence, energy and thrift Of the Demo-
cratic party"
GLOW are You situated regarding re-
nomination.
"The only difficulty under which | la
Dor in my district is thatT cannot get
anybody worth mentioning to run
against me. Its apersistant walk over"
"What about Ben Butler2'
snow there you strike me where |
live. Old Benl Cunning Ben! Bully
Ben! | have had many forensic encUun-
ters with bin. have TANNED him on
the floor of the House, and decent re-
speut for truth combols me to admit
that he has damned mo back with com
pound interest. Amy fellow who collidcs
with Old Ben Butler had better be iron
clad, ana no mistake. He Is a modern
Blaniusian fountain; % Fons Blandu-
sim, splendidior vitrO, duIec dignG nero,
non sine iioribuS, cras dDnaberis hiodon
You remember the rest"
Nv hat nlings you to Washington at
this timG?'
"Nuue OF your business" replied Sun
set shaking his head good -hunlorcdlv.
brother Post is the youngest member
Of the present Congress the baby of the
House. He is my prOtege, aud | don't
want TO have him worked TO death
Brother Post is an impOst upon me, and,
~ ! have not dined as yet, you will un-
dersland this is not u post-prandial slg-
gestiOn. IL Is only 'Eheu fugRcot post
ume, post-ume,' rs Horace would OBJ
serve. Good-by! go TO catch the post
concluded the merry "Sunset.v as he
whistled Il staye from When the Robins
Nest Again, jumped into passing
street car and disappe AIRED within its
cavornuuS recesses.
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Onsartin Times In Politics.

powerful sight o. polyticks aroun'
dis fall observed Uncle Billy to pa
trolman on Russell street yesterday.
"Nes."
Powerful ombarrassin' times, too, for
some o u.s."
81 presume So"
Powerful hard ON an ole man like me
not TO know exactly what to do"
CLOVIS thai"
wall, whom stranger takos YOU out
IN dc back yard an whispers dat HEN
GIN You " fur yer vote daL's one sort a.
embarraSsmout. W hen ha doan' come
down wild dc cash dat's anoder sort.
when hos dun cl'arsd out an YOU can't
ulsrtmember his name nor dc ticket he
wanted yer to vote dat mixes va All nm
an Ne amt lil to do bizncss. Powerful
onsTiin fur ole folks like mcr DO
trOit Frcss Press.
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Have your prescriptions filled at
DALLAS PHARMACY.
sPLINTEWs,


Roots TO order ut Hunstablo's.
Repairing done ut uunstablo's.
School books ut Paul f. Erb's.
Go to Hunstable's for boots and shoes,
Fresh artosian water at ord's saloon
The Hunstable Shoe Store is tho shoe
store. I. ...
William Ernenwoin, the house decor
ator, sOeMain street, paints aud paper
hangs. ...... tf....
Something for tho ladies, Angelica and
Iokay wine, mild and pleasant. Loeb n
Froiberg, I .l'. ...u..
Paints manumcmrod by Dallns Paint
and Color Works are non-poisonous.
llRmiltonN Young, Agents.
The lluustahla Shoe company have
enlarged their retail department aud are
preparing for large tall trade.
Geo, Rick, the Elm street furniture
dealer, Is selling chairs, diuing-roon
furniture In quality aud price to suit
everyone,
ord's Place, Lamar street, is the
mvorite stopping place for business
WHISTLES and liquors.
Pure and uurolorod and guaranteed
unauthorized May Blossom Tea at 90
gentsa pound IN one pound packages al
Bouches', S2S Main street.
Extremely low prices have been
y arked ON all the furniture Geo. Rick
has in stock-tables, chairs, rockers, bed.
room aud parlor sets. Give bin a call
Flreproof Paint, manufactured by thu
Dallas Paint aud Color works, aud suit.
ed for dwellings, store buildings, roofs
barns, fences, etc. Hamilton a Young
agents,
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thus interested In the maintenance of
the iniamy. They seemingly hope that
this will deter the French government
from exerting pressure on the prince
OF Monaco, or will at least give them
a better chance of an Indemnity
II the concession be cancelled. The
French system of shares to bearer rem
ders II impossible 10 ascertain the real
ownership of shares; and when Monte
Carlo is repressed an army of men may
present themselves as honest investors
beggared by the stroke. The dividend,
however, of late years has been llb
francs, and as the shares are considered
to be half paid up the dividend is vir-
tually 80 per cent; SO that on their own
showing there could he no equitable
claim to compensation, the shareholders
having nearly in the last two years re
couped all they assumed land only as
sumed) 70 have invested.
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FOR RENT

EOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
Il southern eNposup. On line belt street
railway and three blocks from Main street.
Apply northwest corner Wood and Har-
wool streets oct5-it.
lNuRNiShEp LOOMS rUI. KENr,W ITa
Il board, at 4O7 Live oak street. Il, FER
ence' rtqu ret. oo9-it
NOR RENT-A Residence WITH
- II looms, No. 22l Patterson avenue.
Plenty ot good water, and convenient to tho
business center of the city. Inquire ON prom
lses. Good reference required oct5-3t.
EOR RENI--A COTTAGE OF EIGHT
rooms, ON Ross avenue, Within min
utcS walk ut the postofiice Apply 10
ftours' w iorr HuL Gc2-tf
IOH REN l-UNt tUttNlSHED FRONT
I room, No 72d Elm st. ocltf
EOk HENLEY THE SOUTHWEST
Il LAND COMPANY, 7W Main street.
broom house, M. ji5 Veal street, SIS; 3.ruOm
nous No - Flora street, east of Texas Gem
ual bAilrnnd, s.; broom house, near Con-
vent hast DallaS, acres land, 500; Broom
MOUSE lh' lolk street. opposite OH Works,
VII BROOM hous', corner ErVay and Wood
streets NN; broom house, East Elm street,
nehr hrlnch, 80; i-rOOm house ON North
lNrWood street, near branch, SIS; l-rOom
nous, WI Main street, $40; i-rOom house,
tnst Dallas, north OF Fnir Ground, SIS;
I l,rnnn house, IiNcOUk street. near Convent,
N-'''' broom housc, 3l3 Caruth street, 80
uuglu
IGOR kENT-CENTEAlLY LOCATED
tlfSt-class sleeping rooms; south expos
urCi an CnnNeniences. LINnSLEY & BRAD
EnNn - NNin street Ur-st1ivy wa
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no, Iaa MADISON AVENUE.
Tho MONTE carlo sennaal..

Two fresh Monte Carlo suicides are re-
ported by the Nice journals. A Polish
advocate named Goulscky, aged 20 has
shot himself, having left the gaming
tables pennilcss. Ayoung man named
Maurin, who had been living for several
months at Nice, regularly frequentod
inc gaming tables, has Killed himself
with laudanum. The Paris Zorro
spondont OF the London Times
says While tho tragedies are
SUI going on, even in the
monte carlo duh season, Its managers
have unconscluusly betrayed some mis-
Elyings as 20 the duration OF the eStab-
iishment They have announced ON the
Parts bourse the issue OF $4,000 ~har, 4 of
~ frames, their apparent design being
NOT 70 dispose OF these shares, but mako
IL believe that they have been disposed
of' ana that host Of shareholders IL
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horse ana buggy and harness: one of me
DrNl iurnuuts In the city. y. 4. HoBlNsoN.
rOrner MILIinn and Drncnn.
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When you visit or leave New York
City save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop at the Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, lifted 'up at Il
cost Of 81 900, 900, reduced to 81 and up-
wards per day. European plan. Ee
Vator. Restaurant supplied with the
best. il0rse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads to all depOts. Families can
live better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than in any other iirst-class
hotel in the city.
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Tho RomnnlIc or,lnr

Thenight was dark, cloudy aud roman
tsc, as he stood under the window at
tho parental mansion A rope, chock
full Of elopement, stretched from tina
window to the ground Softly the sash
raised and her angelic form appeared at
the easement.
"ls everything rcady?" she whispered
in n thlrd-sCcne, boN-eet voice,
"Ies, he responded In tho Same tho
africa, zones.
"iavo YOU the horse and buggy at
tho corner, dark lantern, two rovolv.
ers and double .barrelled shot-gun2"
eyes, yes" Inc replied; "everything Is
arranged. Slide down."
and have you hired two mon TO chase
us"- Pitlsburg Chronicle.
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No ,fse for Tho Preservation.


In suburban town, where "local
option docrood that physicians pre-
scription must proceed sale of liquor,
a man entered u drug store and called
for pint ut whisky.
"liarc Iout prescription" inquired
the druggist
Whats lhatg' asked the applicant.
Tho law w7s explained and tho Gus
tOmor rcioiucd:
"Wnl, TN nm invalid. Whore can |
find a dOctOr?n
81 am physician" suggests tho drug
gist.
You make it out, them" said tho in
valid.
This was done, the whisky put up and
delivered with tho gentle words:
~ dollar and half.n
"Wulor"' inquired the invalid.
~ dollar for tho prescription and 80
cents for the whisky
wal, | guess ! don't caro- for the
'scrlptloni smother follor may want il, "
said the Invalid, as he throw down 30
cents and escaped. Boston Globe.
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
Bias Foundry ald Boiler Works.
NEW and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN 81 PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
One Block S. Of Santa Fe Depot,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

DALLAS, TEXAS.
Are prepared to do all kinds OF IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fine work A
speciality Repairing Machinery, Irou ant
Brass Castings, and In fact everything in tn,
line executed and finished In manner eoual
70 the best shops In the whole country
Models made to order. Don't forget we hay,
the Best Machinery and most skilled work
ncn IN Texas, Contracts for the iron work o.
all kinds OF machinery desired. pou't forge,
the place lfyou want good, substantial Voyb
done ut liviag Irlces.
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EDUCATIONAL,
URSULINE ACADEMY

This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies, Is most desirably located The system
OF education pursued Is designed to devotion
the men.al, moral and physical powers of
tine pupils, and to make them useful women
OF refined tastes and cultivated manners,
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
stationey, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary inhrma-
ryexpenses, per session of five months, 300
Music and use of plano .... .......... ~
Entrance fee (only fer the nrst year. )
Young ladies desiring admittance into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
further particulars, apply 10 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
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COUNTY TREASURER.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,NNOu NCr
" the name Off. T. DowEs ms "a cuudi-
dale for County Treasurer of Dall.t, couulg
~ lhe tnSulng election, Novemberi 1, 1874.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An.
nnunce Mr. u. u. LANGLEY as a can
udale for County Treasurer OF Dallas county
G'r"ti1u .n November
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LHdiesl Physicians and chemists
have analy2od Pozzoni's mcdicnted
complexion powder, and recommend its
use 10 their wives and lady friends
What better could DO said ofit9 All
druggists sell Il.
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

~ FARE AUTHORIZE TO ANNOUNCE
w Judge q. y. ALDRGDGE as candidate
or reelection to the Office of Judge Of the
eleventh Judicial District.
AZ EARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Judge r. Il. BURKE as n candidate for
he Judgtshi OF this judicial District at the
ensuing No, Cnher election.
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SHERIFF..

WE ARE RESPECrFULLY REQUEST.
" ed ~ announce the name of W.. II. W
SMITH us q candidate for sheriff OF Dplln,
WuulN,nf b" 'nsr'ug Npyer,hpr election.
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LEGISLATURE

w ARE REQU ESrED TO ANNOUNCE
" Il, +, TERRELL Is u candidate for ing
he Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Elcc
ou,AoquaAuN !, ISL
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" H. r., Cou1uEs rs "a candidate for the
Legislature from lallaS county.
WEAkEAuTHORlHEDTO ANNOU NCI
W MI. u :. ktMBRuUGu ms candidat
or me Legislature In Dallas county, ublcr,
% The action ofih. prmncrpcv.
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COUNTY NTrOitNEN.

w " lSEA AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
~ G.. +. CILNr as candidate for re-. er.
ION TO the office of County Attorney ut the
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1'HE STATE OF TEXAS-ro ALI. pER.
sons Interested In the administrntion ~
~, estate NJ II. W, Goldthwaltc. licensed
~ 'HaNlc, executor NJ H. H. Codwnito. de.
Scascd, mas hlvl, In the County Court of nDl.
'pSSouhlN, un.l account showing the condi.
ceased, which will be heard nj the neNl form
OF sNiu court commencing ON the lst Mon,
my IN Nov, \. u, 1851, at tho Court hons
IN thecity ~ Dallas, M which time ali psr.
cof '',' 81 IN estate may appear and
, Witness; W. NJ &. HnL County Ci,rh nj,
Dallas county, Texas. - VI
ia :, l-l'ven under my hand and the se,i
~ sun court, ~ o'lce, In the city of Dallas
THIS 'th day ofJuly, AID. 1874. '''"''
~ County Clerk Dallas County, Hxe.
Nv L. n. HuoHFs. lNpntv N'
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The finest limo of Fine Wines in the
city at Ed =. Alsion's.
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COUNTY CoLLECruK

NEAHEAUTllOBlLEnTO AS, tNUCE
" BEVERLY SCurrus candidate fur re-
lection 20 the office Of County Assessor al
ihe enSEiug election
NE AGE AUTHORIZED 10 Az.
~ uuunc' Nr &. II. GILLESPIE ms q can.
rdni' for reelection to 'nc nHicu Of Cauut
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University Of Virginia

The sixty-first session OF this institution
VIII open October |, 1874. Thorough instruc.
ton In Literary, Scientific and Professional
departments, including Law, Medicine, En-
glneGring ana Agriculture. For Information
apply to Dr JAMES n. HARRISON.
{ hn'runn ~ Fpcrir, - n t7nivorSitv ~ IA
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COUNTY JUDGE.

M7EARE AUTHORIIEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel ED. Il. BOWER as candidate
or the office OF County Judge OF the ensuing
election in November
WE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
W announce Colonel w. NJ. EDWARDS Ms
, candidate for County fudge AZ tic ensuing
November election.
WE ARE REQUESTEDT TO ANNOUNCE
~ w. r. STRANGE as a candidate for
Count a0lH" M 'Ur rn>u'ng election.
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llunstable sold the Callondors their
Base hall Shoes. ..f ......
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For lame back, side or chest use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents
sold by J. NJ. House.
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Whole caulilowors In cans, shrimp
aud tomatoes, nnc carned crab apples,
nj Alston's
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HAMlL TON FEMALE COLLEGE

HTlhiSOS, President Lg1BGIOS. II.
The largest Female College in Kentucky.
buildings of modern construction aupOini-
ments superior, accommodations unsurpass-
edi heated by steam and lighted with gas.
hot ana cold water on each door. b'ihs
Course of instruction comprehensive; large
faculty of superior TEACHERS; extra adygu.
tages In Language, Music, Painting and Flo
cutlon. But two pupils occupy room It's
patrons ana pupils are references For cat
alogue, copy of Monthly, published bv thp
students, list Of references, ETC., apply To the
President, or p. II. 81. Clair, Dallas. Tevos
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.. H ~ q nomo-Mado Kip shoes
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CoNSI ALE.

rs p AEEAlfUOElIFDrO ANNOUNCE
~ W. +. GRAHAM ~ n upudi3ofufOr Con.
it3glc of Prgciucl 80, az the ensuing elgc-
tErEARG REUu ESrED TO ANNOuNCR
~ j, S.. MCCAEr as Il candidate fCl CON.
toNle iu Precinct NO.l
NE ARE RIQU ESTEU TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN OYERAND as candidate orCon.
table In Precinct No.
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The Turf saloon has removed 10 SIS
Elm street, whore they have lifted up
tho finest saloon In the city.
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The Hunstable Shoe Store is at 7i2
Elm street. Id r.HH 500
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Our line of farinacious goods and
soup stuifs is complete.
EMS. AI.sroN.