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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-15
The H.. f.. Dow a. Co. Failure.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PERU, Jan. 14-Following is a statement of
assets and liabilities of B. f. Dow d Co., as re-
ported by Receiver Blythe:
ASSETS.
Stock on hand, material in process Of
manufacture, c.........I..... $26,72O.43
Machinery and repairs in hands of
agents 16,545.97
Real estate and buildings occupied as
shops, and machinery contained there
in, and two dwelGng-houses on same
premises 4O,s5O.1s
in Miami county, Td.y..-.----.- 100000
Notes and contracts on hand and in
hands OF collection agents, supposed
to be worth 3,783.91
Ledger accounts, supposed to be worth. 100000
Notes pledged as collateral to loans. 147, 1S7.0I
Total $26l, 0S7.5O
LIABILITIES.
Notes secured by collateral notes SOL. 979.12
Mortgage on shops and interest ON same %,
Notes secured by chattel mortgage and
by mortgage on farm .----..--.-.-- 1O,596.9S
Notes unsecured. .....-.....--.---.. %. 1S9.O1
Judgments 434.34
Second installment taxes, 1882 .--..... 22o.49
Commissions due agents, estimated. 100000
Due sundry parties on account. -------- 5,1l6.SS
Due ON account of labor .---..-...-.-.-. 6,321.74
Total $3.50. S5S.5 SO
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Dies MONIES, Ia, Jan. 1.-THE Legislature
convened at 2 o'clock this afternoon. In the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-01-15

Apply by the little finger into
the ~nostrls. BY absorption il
effectually cleanses the nasal pas
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over 1000 and under 2 coo, 40 oentsi Rrester
distances, 80 cents; night messages, one
half All words a., o., the address and tig'
nature, n, well a. the body of the meseag')
are oountpd. This raises the tariff almost
as high as thai OF lhe Western Union,
The rates granted % prssa associations
(which arc not Of public INTEREST," are
soarcslv MS generous as those now enjoyed.
Goyornmlat meNages have tho preoe'
denee,
Truly the mountains have labofed might.
Ivy and brought forth tins tlniest mouse,
one that will certainly die OF lunution,
They propose % place under government
control a vast aud complicated syslem TO-.
qulrIng an enormous outlay and providing
places Tor. smother myriad OF oilice-hunters;
to take in hand the ,elegraphio
oorrospondeucs OF the people
aud prefs, subordinating 1t
20 the caprices OF red tape, and possibly ex-
erosing censorship over II, and at rate
hat are doubtiully beneficial to the trans.
mltler aud which according 10 the testl'
mony OF experts will create q deficiency In
the pos.-oillce department, Blu, this Is not
the most Objectionable phase Of tho meas
ure. The fact 10, II Is unconstitutional.
Whenever we cut loose from the oopstitu.
ton We 70 adriit likea ship does when II
drops loses ito anchor srd land on shoals
aud quIok-ssndS. The constitution pro.
viies that congress may establish post
roads and post.routes, and that is all. We
cannot infer constitutional privilege OF
right. It must DO an explicit
sud' positive authorization, else
10 cannot Lawfully be done,
People ray tho post.oflice order system Is q
great convenience and II is, but 1t 10 illega
because ii is not warranted, authorized or
permitted by the constitution. A postal
telegraph system might prove convenient
and beneficial and decidedly cheap, but II
there is no authority Of law for it, IL ought
not to DO carried into effect, ought Il? The
republicans say there is higher law than
decentralization. II there Is, there Is no sure
and safe basis for the maintenance and per
petGity ofour form Of government. The con.
stitution is the mpis, the bed rock, the only
safe guard OF the republics lie, and he
who wiliiully goes contrary to its behests is
a traitor.
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Little Joker is the best rmoting tobacco
ADDITIONAL Personal MENTION.

c. Cunningham, New York, is registered
at s.. George.
J.. az Allardyce, Chicago, Is among the
srdvsls 90 81 George.
Jonn Farrar, Ennis, Is booked at st..
George.
John Scion, Waxahachie, Is at ST..
George.
Q. D. Hughes, Sherman, is guest Of ST..
George.
b. r. Farley, Gainesville, is at the
Windsor
J. L. Scott, Nashville, is q guest of the
j. +. Henderson has returned from n
trip TO Florida, New Orleans and other
points.
II, NJ. spsulding, Denton, is at the
Windsor.
J. r. Tandy,a we'l.to-do farmer of Worth
county, Missouri is in tho city on pros
pecting tour OF north Texas.
At the st. George: Mrs. M. X. Craig,
Talsdego, Ala; Mrs. Stone, Fort Worth;
+. M. Brooks, Boston; Tom w. Waller,
Louisville; /. |. Smith & 5on, Terrell; Il.
Il. Craig, Texas; Mise Katie Il. Craig. Ala
barua; Samuel j. Woodward. Denton; Q.
Cunningham, New York; Mise Il. X. John.
SION, Richmond, Wa,;, l. II. Johnston,
Mckinney; ]. M. Allardyce, Chicago; s. p.
Etter, Kansas City, Mo-. John Farrar, Es-
mis-; John Scion, Waxabachie; O. ID.
Hughes, Sherman; NJ. Spinning, Texas d
Pacific railroad; A, J. Hawkins, Strawn;
A. j. Lawrence, Fort Worth; Dr. II. w.
Pruit Fort Worth; G.. II. Langsdsle, Tex.
arkgns G IL. Langsdsle, Texarkana; @.
l.. Scion, Trinity Mills; Rev. II. b. Henry,
GrapDury; Orlando Wheat, Waco; 0. w.
Cleveland, Wills Point; N. ". Noel, Cisco;
X b. Hayer, K NJ. s., Houston & Texas
Central: n +. Taylor, Denison; II. i. Gill
liam, Waco; Il. l.. Engilmsn, Grandyiew,
NJ }, Nolan. Buffalo, n. Y; George Nolan,
Buffalo, N. Y A. q. Pitri, Galveston; Q. G.
Gibbons, Ellis county; r. Eouch. Ellis
county; John A. Lott, Arlington; Miss
Fannie Butler, Arlington; John A. VIII
liams Boston; Il. H. Overall, Ausin States
man; II. j. holland, Buffalo. n. Y.
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Hor. Jour r. WHITEHEAD, OF Laredo.
re-. go in our city yesterday. The
e,lop Il wac, o. usual, welcomed heartily By
~ srIsnds. who, throughout the entire
ssssr, may be known By the name Of lie
s,or." Contrary to expectation Ma.
Wurxurxp will not be candidate Tor
sttorn e. general before the next demo-
cratic convention. Bat has been suggested
and In the absence OF announced csnoioe.es
The HrRALp 70 disposed 70 icok upon 'ne
s,..-.tion With favor. that be DO placed on
49, s,ec,orsl ticket - one OF the candidates
srom the state at large. Besides the recor'
-,sioo thereby m,ds Of his section Of the
rsste. there arc few who ars - familiar
vim shs history Of cur government espe'
clsl1y shs political history, - CoIosEI
wr1rxurlp. 10 which msy b added the
- shss be Is an unsxervlug cemocrst, and
o vz11u ~ spsahae q fnt-tAan abhss
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Grin Carpenter Comes Ou' Scatheless
From Ills Great Ordeal.
That Big Huliabuilo Amerg the Ram
sas Cattle mea
wlhds Up In a Laughable Parce-Tho
Cause.
A Rale-Cuillng War Imminent Ia tho
West.
A Fearful Accident Occurs at Shame,
kin, Pennsylvania.
Tue Blue and The Grey Grasping Hands
In Earnest.
And Other Tales Of the Telegraph.
Carpenter Acquitted.

CHICAGO, March 22.-The Daily News.
Petersburg, Illinois, special says: The jury
In the Carpenter murder trial returned a
verdict OF not guilty at the opening OF court
this morning. They were out all night.
The accused remained IN JAIL all night In
company with his two daughters. The
jury on first ballot stood seven for acquiltal,
liys Tor conviction; but on the second bal
lot stood ten for eoquittal. A. o'clock
this morning. the Jury agreed, aud the
news epread rApidly. Carpenter was Wis
IDLY affected, but In the eaIr, room was
more com posed. and SHOOK the jurors by.
the hand heartily. The announcement Of
he verdict was greeted with applause In
the court room. Carpenter remarked he
might make statement 10 the press In
future, bat would not do 40 nov.
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SANG Err BROS
CLOTHING ROOM

Offers line of Clothing this that only be admired
and highly spoken Of 1t is useless speak Of system OF
buying of ability regard to ready cash. as our pa
irons well know we can afford what any OTHER
house Daily gentlemen who have
made careful among other houses, walking through our
Clothing Room looking AGAIN and again. and finally con-
WINGED they get suited best place We do the
right thing by have but price, that
eybody knows and this price bound to make the
lowest otherwise would be working against inter
We mark all goods lowest figures, clerks
deprived he privilege take less than ask for article
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Cincinnati Chronicles,

CINCINNATI. March 22.-By the explosion
In the wire works establishment OF Drehl &
Co., this morning, three men were serious
ly burned about the face and .esds. They
are Thomas Drehl. George Johnson aud
Edward Haning. After the explosion the
roof fell on the men, holding them until
help arrived. Haning died shortly after
reaching home johnson, the foreman. 10
BADLY burned about the head, face and
hands. Drehl 10 also severely burned.
The remains Of Colonel Godfrey Weitzel,
who died in Philadelphia, arrived this
morning. The funeral will take place to-
rnoyroW.
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Fearful Accident.
iHAaoKEa, Pa, March 22.-rwo m
10 killed and thirty seriously injured
explosion of sulphur yesterday at q
~ colliery near this place. Zicharl
The Blue and Grey.

NEW York, March 22.-General Gordon. OF
Georgia, appointed tho following commit
tee to confer with committees already ap.
pointed or to be subsequently appointed by
The different Grand Army posts in regard
10 furthering the movement for q Confed-
crate home in Rchmond: Major S. II,
Clark. OF Virginia; Major John G. Calhoun,
of Sonth Carolina; Colonel Thomas L..
Snead, OF Richmond; DR.. Theodore Steel,
OF kentucky; Barton w. Harris, Of Vir.
gnia, aud Msicr w. II. Quincy, OF Tennes.
see. Genera Gordon will be chairman Of
ths can, o,iltae
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SEALED PROPOSALS

~ oousrY, March IS, 1ssi.--By direction OF
the Com mis- sioners Court OF Dallas county. no.
tice II hereby given that on Monday, April IL
1884 bid will be received and opened BY said
House for the safe preservation II the records
Of Dallas county. according 70 the plans and
specifications now 10 be seen IN The ONO OF ] 1.
" Flandtrs architect Payments will be made
on SAID work ss II progresses 20 per cent being
reserved on all estimates until tho completion
OF tfe building. Bond and security viii be re-
expressly reserved 10 reject any or all bids sub
rnitfed X = BURKE,
Cosrufv Iudr, Da1fas Conn y
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BROS
CLOTHING ROOM

Contains everything that and Short thin and long, long
and stout thin and short men may call for The multiplicity
of arts assisted getting corresponding diversity of
suits the varied wants and tastes Of each individual
We carry Clothing to suit all classes of people, have large
and simplest material to suit all dressing for the sake of
comfort have elegant lines of snug fitting suits Of all kinds
plain and fancy material to please hobby young who
dress Stylish neat and tasty We have just the Clothing
to suit our climate.
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suiilyan-Thompson.

NKw yoRK, March 22,-Duncan O..
Ross forwarded here s2,tC0 on be-
hall OF Merylne Thompson for the
fight with John l.. Sullivan.
Ross oilers TO match Thompson against
Sullivan IN o fair, stand up fight
according TO the new rules Of tho
to 5000 aud the cham plonship OF the
world. the fight to come OIL within four
months from signing the articles.
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The Knp.asI, Legislature.

ToPrKA, Kss.. March 22-Action In both
houses on the quarantine bills progressed
fsv ,rsbly this morning. Each house has q
feparate bill on the same subject and they
differ somewhat, but they will no doubt be
recnnciied and sdinsted 10 esch other
during The dav.
Al the afternoon session, neither house
osine satisfied With the work oil the other
on the sanitary commission bill. a commit
Tee on conference was appointed and the
matter goes over until nexs week:
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the latter. he was approached by two un.
known parties, one OF whom Haunted a
cheek la his face and CON menoed question
ing him closely, seemingly for Information
The party went out, aud cr0cker found
a. 100 had-been stolen from his satohel Al
his eide. There was c0nhidersble .eKclie,
mint, ana there Il no clue. II Ia believed
10 he the same parties who worked the Ma.
con banks ON Thursday.
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Augustus schoiI's Condition.

NKw York, March %. Augustus sohell,
for many years prominently identified
with tho bu8iness and political life Of the
city aud state, has been suffering from
serious Illness for manv months past, aud
Is now sinking and not expected 70 live.
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MONS PARIErUR Er RIDICULUs NUS.

MONS PARIETUR ET RIDICULUS NUS.
The senate subcommittee on post-oflices
and post-roads, having several telegraph
bills under consideration. and after hearing
exhaustive arguments for and against the
establishment OF q government postal tele-
graph, have formulated and caused TO be
printed ss embodying the views OF the
majority OF the subcommittee bill too
verbose and technical In detail for publica-
ton In our crowded columns this morning.
From the volumlnous reports OF the Asso.
cia,ed Press at hand we have endeavored to
p,esent in condensed form the sail ent feat
ures OF the measure.
The bill directs the postmaster-aenera'
20 establish telegraph offices at all post
Offices on the telegraph circuits and all
other post -offces In ten miles OF any such
circuit where the salary Of the postmaster
Il not less than $500 per annum. He 10
authorised 10 advertise for sealed proposals
from telegraph companies for contract
n run ten years. Latitude is allowed
in theoe proposals for the ramificstion OF
the system, in which reasonable encourage
ment 1, extended to the company or COM
psnies to take part. He Is also authorized
n advertise for the sale Of exciting tels-
grsph lines and franchises or for the con-
structiou Of four trunk liner 90 arranged as
70 connect the northeastern, northwestern,
western, southwestern and southern parts
NJ the United States with Washington;
hos. oontrscts to be ratified BY congress.
The postmaster-general is also author
,zsd 20 issue postal telegraph cards ofthe
denominations OF Is, 20. %, 40 and so cents,
with q ruled space on one side for the IN
scr,ption Of the message. Such cards may
he deposited ss are letters. The same
sorerv 8, accorded TO them ssio seated
letters.
Money orders sill be transmitted at the
x.,.s for letters plus tho cost Of transmits
ion in amounts not exceeding sioc.
The rates Of transmission Of privsiss mes-
100 ere: l.coo n.ts 81 un-sf' % cent?;
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A ninoIl Crimo.

AUGUSTA, Ca, March 22.-rne prelimi-
nary Investigation near Moliear OF the
killing of I've negro children has caused the
arrest Of their father, I'd Dawae. lie
difficult Tor him 20 get provisions for his
iAmly. lie had doubts whether the child.
ren were his and Il IN suspected he killed
them 10 get rid OF supporting them.
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OHrcAeo TrNss: "MAReAREr MArHERs
arm. from the shoulder to the wrist, Is pro-
roun need the finest anatomical develop
,,snt on the American stage" 1t Is q sad
-.aectiou on the dram stic taste OF the day
thas Mrss MA4aER's finsst anatomical de-
..,oumept il not in the right locality to ex-
No. the strongest public interest"
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uenvy ornIn sIlIpment.

CHICAGO, March % Hallway officials
are authority for thu state
ment that 1000 600 bushels OF wheat
had been contracted here for shipment
in the last forty-eight hours, 10000 OF
when were Tor export This IL attributed
10 the reduction ordored Ia the freight
rate.
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HeerKcc Thieves.

New YoRK, March 22-The loss of city
brewers By the theft Of beer kegs Is put al
$l25 600 per year at the very least. The
men arrested last night for stealing keFf
will be prosecuted and other arrests will
follow. The evidence against them 10 accu.
mulating. This novel business had devel.
oped ouite a ring OF swindlers.
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win Restore Rates.

AUGUSTA, GA, March pa dispatch
from Virgil Powers, general COM
missioner OF the railroad pool To
Il. u Dorsey, OF The Georgia railroad, states
that II has been ngrCod 10 restore rates on
Monday 10 the Same figures M before tho
break TO oil Southwestern points.
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Kan Intn AM EInlgrnnl Trnin.

MINNEAPOLIS, March 22-The up psssen-
ger train on the Milwaukee road ran into
an emierant train at Red Wing at noon to-
day, wreoking two coaches aud the engines.
Twelve 10 fifteen persons were injured.
some seriously but none fatally.
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Obitunry...niusf Stop.

BoRTon, March 22.--Dr. Ezra Abbott,
noted for great biblical and historical learn
lag. died last nicht at Kingston, Canada,
fhs authorities have notified the saliva
ton army that they must stop their pa.
rades and einsing aud beating Of drums.
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Shut Down,

WoossocKRT, Il. T., March 22.-The rub
Der works here and at Millvilie, which have
been running on short time Tor the pnst
three months, shut down entirely tonight,
throwing about 600 persons out OF employ
mani
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SENATOR HoAE tried his browbeAting tao.
t,cu on REPRESENTATIVE BARKspALE, and
vss com PEELED to draw out Of the fight cor
aiderably crippled.
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ANOTHER temperance sermon: A man in
Morelis, Mexico, recently lost lottery
ticket while drunk. 1t turned out TO have
been the number which drew the $1,000
priva
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Areus1A, 9A.,. March 2z-This morning
while Y. ID. Croker, book-kseper IN the
Com mercisl hank. was mskinf exchanges
with the National bank ct the counter Of
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Pan advertisement in the Picayune the
Al Tensss and Macon packet Salina, Oar.
TAIN Macy M. MILLsn, will receive freight
and passengers for ell landings on that
p)ute.
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THIRTEEN democratic newspapers in the
soutb are advocating continuation OF the
var tariff. Thirteen always WAS an IN
1uckv number
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QUEEN vtcroRIA's book was first written
In German, say the gossips. Would that 1t
had been printed exclusively In that Ian
guage.
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THE returns are all In from sr. PArhrcK's
dsv In the morning, Rud the observers OF
the Fourth of July might take pattern.
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WEE FLANAGAN would have been puz-
zled 10 know "whst he was here for'' lstt
evening.
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ST. LOUIS is worried over her lack OF y
fss, mail There is no ground for concern
"A to the absence OF the rapid softer sex
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GIVE the women chance" shrieks the
Post. Dis patch. Well. isn't this leap year
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THURMAs's boom, packet in straw, right
side up with care, has been shipped from
the Slope 10 the east.
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SUNDAY, MARCH go, 1884.
INDICATE ONs

For the Western Gulf sfates-partly cloudy
weather; slight rise In t,mpcTature; winds shift
ing to east and north nearly stationary follow
cd by slight rise IN barometer.
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Tnr democratic on-looker last evening
rcre calm and re rsphic smile.
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Mr.. TnDsN was too indisposed 10 attend
the funeral of his brother. but
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TnE reporters are under mountain o
oblieations TO our republican brethren.
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&E2BSaHRaRg&
CLOTHING ROOM

Is the largest the state This is acknowledged fact
1t is the place for you to get scass tailor made suit at
but very moderate outlay Our trade does no. give us the
preference because the LARGEST clothiers in the
Southwest nor because tie ablest merchants IN
received by us the Clothing Line caused by merit
We carry throughout establishment entirely fresh stock
because have crowdng out goods at every close
each il have to make sacrifices thus clearing
stock of old goods.
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THE man who carries New York will
nave 10 lot 80 lis barl
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SIND an emisssry OF the Red Gross into
the republican camps
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CAHrKKrrE is acquitted ard FORA BUsss
is still unsvcnaed
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a POLITE waiter ia the prince OF Serve
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nE FEELS EihE A NEW MAN.
Ell have hal Dyspepsia, with Constipa.
kinds OF pills, and TUFTS are the FIRST
That have done me any good. They have
cleaned mo out nicely. lily appetite Is
splendid, food digests readily, and now
have natural passages. / feel like new
man." w. ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, O.
eoldevcrywhcre. 2Jc. Office, "A Murray St.,N.Y.
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ME ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w +. ". COCkRELL az . candidate for Al
derman from the First Ward
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xuAYTED-ACrIvE MEN TO CANv ASS
w To- our subscription books IN every city and
-runfv in Terns: liberal terms ara permanent
an r'6rnenf given. Call on or address :. w.
nor RFNT--A VERY DEsIRABLh FUR
4 uished room, 2tqusrcs from Main street car
lire. the mot pleasant lcost'on IN cifr. Apply
n W conner Wood sud Hsrrocd. msr23-1t
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J1PON fHE CALL or a l. u, dor NuMBtk
~ of citizen % the lxth Ward JOHN HENRY
BROWNS candidac FOR dermau Of the same
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NE ARE AUTHOR ZEO 70 ANNOUNCE
w Captain ROBERT GIBSON as o candidate
for Alderman NJ the vim Ward.
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NE AXE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
W Sir. i r. ROWLEY as n car dldale for AL
derman from the Fourth Ward.
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I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
W ID CARTER as Il candidate Tor Alderman
in the Sixth ward
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOt NCE
w Captain ROBERT Il. SEAY as e candidate
FOR Aldaflnau In a. Third Ward
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ALE ARE AUTHOKlZED TO AENOuNCE
w the name Of Colonel W. 10. GREENLAW
. q candidate for The oaic OF Alderman from
AZ second Nerd
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lA7E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. O. BOGEL as candidate for re-
election 10 the Office Of City Assessor and Col
iector Election, gnd Tuesday IN Ri