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GENERAL HANCOCK.

Slred by California, by Monday. dam Puss by
N0rIoIk: Full pedigree will be given at time Of
SAFE. ms well-knOwn horse is considered the
fastest running horse on the Hawaiian Islands,
nAVing run mile dash at Kapiolani Park race
track in I:47a(, with 100 pounds up Also winner
OF the two-mile dash against Langford, Jr An
CAST 80, 1888, and winner of the KOhala Club cup
June II, 1884. This celebrated racehOrse is sold
soieiy on account of owner reducing his stable
Also, at the same time the well-known thor
oughbred three-year-old fly
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MAY De-,

sired by shannon, by Monday, dam Cuba, by
imported Australia. Full pedigree at time Of
LYONS q LEvEY.
u-sulO AuctioneeTs.
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The undersigned viii offer for sale at public
auction on MONDAY, AUGUST TENTH, at 10
O'Clock noon, In front of their salesrooms, Queen
street, unless previously disposed of by private
sale, the wel-knewn racing stallion
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NOTICEi

A Ii COMPREHENSIVE RELATIONS FOR
"A merly existing between Edw. Smith and VIM.
FOgO, both of KAu, Island of Hawaii, ceased and
ever Terminated the 18TH DAY OF JUNE,
1885, VIM. FogO assuming the business of Naalehu
Store, in said district. All debts due the store to
that date are payable to VIM. Togo; also, all liza
bities of said store to be settled by VIM. Fogo
EDW. SMITH.
Naalehu. Kau. Hawaii, July %, 1885. 329-aug7
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ELEGANT
Household Furniture.
I have received instructions from w. S. Luce
| Esq, to sell at public auction,
On Friday August z, 1885,
At 10 O'Clock a, M, on the premises, wyIlre
street, Nuuanu Valley, adjoining
! DIR. Hoffman,,
The Entire Household Furniture,
sTATUETTEs, PICTURES,
Av1ARY and FERNERY,
COMPRISED IN PART AS FOLLOWS:
| Beautiful Chinese Dinner, Breakfast and Tea
Service, very complete and in perfect order.
| Ebony Side Tables, iulaid with mother of PEARL
Satin Worked Parlor Chairs, Vienna Satin Worked
Chairs, Odd and Easy Parlor Chairs, Elegant
Mantel Clock,
ONE COMPLETE CUT GLASS sET-Tumblers.
Hooks, Champagnes, Sherres, Liquors. CIarets,
Finger Bowls, etc perfect set.
One Tete-a-tete Dejeuner Set, one full and com
plete set of White China, Black Walnut Dining
Table, extra size; Black Walnut Sideboard Black
Walnut Dining Chairs, a large assortment of
LIVER WARE,
handsome Chandeliers and Gilt Side Lamps, with
duplex burners; quite in style and very
desirable.
Fine Pictures and Engravings, richly framed.
ONE UPRIGHT COTTAGE PIANoFoRT11-
One pair Elegant Japanese Bronze Urns, costly
and unique.
WALL MIRRORS. Ebony and tilt, with brackets,
JAPANESE AND CHINESE VASES,
An assortment of Standard Works. BRONZE Rpsts
OF Mars and Minerva, Statuette of Baccbus sIso
venus OF Milo: Ebony and Marble Center Table
nnely carved; satin Hand Painted Lambrequns
ana Cornices, Bohemian Figures and Glasses:
0tatuette IN Bronze, Harlequin and CoIumbine
ANhAAD HALL CHAIRS, KOA BOOK CASE, |
Black Walnut Marble-top Bedroom Sets, Hair
Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Mosquito Nets, ETC. |
Also, an assortment of Kitchen Ware.
HORSES, CARRIAGES AND POULTRY
Also, the BEAUTIFUL AvIARY, with its large
collection of Birds.
Also, the large and complete FERNERY, with
a great variety of plants. ~
With hundred and one things besides. which
IL Is impossible to describe within the limits of an
"a ~
Lovers of art and the aesthetic will do well to !
can ana examine the articles be offered as it is
the finest collection seen for wears |
ana everything is in the most perfect order
Free buses Will leave E. 0. Halls corner at e:15
ana 945 o'clock m. day of sale, and the house
VIII be opened for inspection from O'Clock a. m.
70 o'clock p. m. on the day previous Descriptive
catalogues viii be issued
H. p. ADAMS,
-0oos1 W AuctioneeT. |
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Grand Auction Sale
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, Cattle,
Household Furniture. Etc. Etc.

II WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE
i Residence of w. IL. Bailey, Esq, in Wailuku,
Maui,
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Notice to the ppsr,

WE : TAKE AK! PLEASURE IN ,vs,.
w 70 the public that IN +" AAsOlya
will open an '"NEkY bass- |.
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Thursday. the 18th Day of August. Iss

At 1880 A. NJ, the following:
30 head, more less, of Young and Trained
Working Oxen.
Herd and Mich Cows; Young BIoodeG. Herd
Cattle.
Fine Young Bay and Brown Riding Horses.
Driving and Draft Horses
Thoroughbred Mare "Nevada," bred by Theo.
Winters. of California. She is the mother of LADY
Hooker" and is eight months in foa1 to"Han-
cock.
Thoroughbred Filly '' Lady Waterford" IA
months old; dam, NEVADA" sire. "WateFford."
Waterford" and 'sVenture" Colts and Fillies
l, 2 and years ole.
'sOwen Dale" Colts and Fiies, L, and 3 years
old.
Buggies, Blackboard
One New Family and Farm Wagon, two seats,
we'll cushioned.
Harnesses, Fly-nets, Mems and Ladies' Saddles
aud PIoNNre
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E. P. ADAMS,
s5OaugI I'd Auetioneer.
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The Valuable House and Lot

The lot is 225 feet front and 425 feet deep. and
commands charming view of the city, harbor
and sea, as well of Nuuanu Valley, from the
mauka side.
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Monher. VINO Ni1ed rhslr prinhs.

As well as the apes in general our
balloons we're pASslonately fond Of
strong liquors, and had a peculiar
propensity for merisa, kind OF beer
made OF the grains OF durrah by the
inhabitants OF the Soudan, Brandy
was not to their taste, but unfOrt-
unately they made an exception one
dAy, AFTER having swallowed copious
quantities OF msrisa each one OF the
no ID VAS offered big glass OF date
brandy, which he drank. Az q con-
saqu,nce they became completely
intoxicated, insolsnt passionate,
bsstial, and grinnsd and gamboled in
fearful manner; Ia word, they
offered the hidoous oaricature OF
drunken mon. The next day ID OF the
drunkards wsro suffering from the
consequences OF the spree, and looked
sick unIo death. All food gave them
| nausea; they turned away with die
| gust from merisn and even from wine,
q favorlte beverage In ordinary times;
the only things they accepted were
| lemons, OF which each one ate an
ayorSge OF 20 pieces. In this wretched
state they comportsd themselves Like
men, and would, doubtless, heve on
ioyed a sour herring II II had beon
possible 10 secure this Antidote In the
country OF the Mahdi. In the evening
they felt better, and were all right the
next morning. hoped this hard
lesson would teach my pupils th.
advantages OF abstinence. but, alEol
WAS mistaken once more In my life
They drank and rsvelod all the same
and from that day drank brandy will
prodllection.-[Fr From the Popular
Science Monthly.
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to-day than was anticipated. The
rooms were 20 donsely thronged that
it was difficult for those present To
move shout with any comfort, The
earl, in the presence OF the assembled
guests, knighted Secretary Kays and
Commissioner Greene, for the part
they took in Masking the visit Of the
Prince and Princess OF Wales to Ire
land Il success.
Every precautiOn was taken to pre-
vent invlnCibles from perpetrsting las
outrage, and packages destined for the
castle were carefully examined before
they were conveyed inside the building
for fear they might contain dynamite A
large force of police were stationed In
the court yard and numerous detoc-
tives in full dress suits mingled with
the assembled crowd. The streets
through which Earl Spencer will have
to pass in going to the railway station
en- route to London are lined with sol
diers. The Earl is about starting on
his hemeward journey.
This evening the departure OF Ear
Spencer WAS witnessed by gres
crowds of people. The demeanOr o
the people was very respectful. MeT
raised their hats and women waved
their handkerchiefs "a the carriage
containing the Earl passed. Cheering
was frequent. Occasionally, however
grORns were given.
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nnglAnd
rrrn CnnnRN oLun CAAIPAIs

THR CoBDBN CLUB CAMPAIGN.
LONDON, June H.--Tho chairman OF
the Golden Club has issued an an
nouncemens concerning the British
policy OF free trade with reference 10
the possibility of its disturbance by
the Conservatives. He declares that,
"a the club hiss bSen warned that The
principles OF Golden are threatened,
IA has taken measures to nrmly retlst
any and all attacks upon them BY the
FREQ traders and protectionists. Con-
nnuing, the chairman says: "We are
no, purprised NJ the attempts OF the
landed Interests to raise the srics OF
food. The whole fsudA land system
OF England Is tumbling to pieces, a
grea, number Of tho Salisbury ministry
hAys already advocated intorference
with the present fiscal systom OF Eng
land, The whole world Is certain tt
eventually adopt Cobden's principles
which are now scoffed at by many
Tho tariffs OF PROFESSIONALS countries
benefit the few 20 the dstriment or th'
many, and by Gods providence they
will not generally be adopted"
CHURoHILL's coNTnsTANT,
Corrlo Grant will be the Liberia
candidate for member sf PArliamen
for Woodstock against Lord Randolph
! churchill, the Secretary or state 10
Iuil8 IN Tue new Cablnot-
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TnxARKANA, June H.-ISpecial. =
There was a meeting OF the gentlemen
OF ToIArkana, Texas, Last nigh, for
She purpose OF discussing the adyiss-
bility OF organizing military oowpa-
ny, and after a short time spont in OK
changing views on the matter mo-
ton was made and carried for pSrma.
mont organization. j. W. Talbot was
elected President and Il. +. Hammond
Secretary Of the Military Association,
and Captain James I. Rosborough rs
Captain of the company, with o, G..
Porter a. First Lieutenant. Tho nRalo
Of the company was decided upon ~
tho Bowie Rifles and all necessary
steps we're thkSn TO apply 10 the Stat.
for = charter and other necessary ap
planes. There Is also a move Amons
tho Arkansas TeXArkanians TO sfrsct )
similar anization, and when thl'
will no completed rexsrkanA will b,
able TO boast of two military oOmpa
MICS, which will decidedly be q biz
thing for the town.
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SPORTING
End of tho s,a,o shooA

DENIsoN, June H.--lSpociAl. l-FirSi
shoot this morning WAS SweepstakC
match, clay birds, with 7 entries.
Panross won first; DollRrhido Ant
Lister divided second.
The next was ut 0 live birds, 10 en-
tries.
Cottraux and Ryan divided frs
money; Holland got second and Pen
rose third.
Shoot No. 8, for she Logowsky olaJ
plgesn medal; 20 double pigeons
-Four teams Of 3 from each club eli
tered, but Austin withdrew whel
their team was called.
Tho following score was made gu. o
a poEAlble 60.
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Hood. Brlgade R.nsIon

BUoKHoLTs, June G.-lSpecial,l-
This secti,n In dOsolale. Everybody
has gone to Cameron. Hoods Brig
sde mot there to-day in reunion. Tho
members proper numbered 70, Ex-
Confederstes, all told, numbered
about $500. The crowd numbered not
short of 10000 people. The barbecue
was superb-plonty 10 eat for every
body. The notablos present we're:
Governor Ireland, OK Governor Lub-
book, Commissioner of the General
Land Office Walsh, Joe II. Stewart,
Senator Pope and Major Martin. Tho
latter is president Of the Hoods Brig
ade Association, All the "biE guns"
made speeches. Everything was or
derby and pleasant. Joe II. Stewart
will lecture at Cameron tonight He
has tho town posted with SNOWY lith-
ogrEphE Of himself, just like actors do.
This il described as q now way to seek
gubernStorisl preferences. Governor
Ireland, Mossrs. Lubbock and Pope
returned to Austin on conclusion OF
the speaking.
THE CAMERON REPORT.
CAMERON, June E.--The reunion Of
Hoods Brigade, which took place here
to-day, has been great success. Ono
OF the veterans declares that this Is tho
RrenGsst reception they have had
with the exception OF that at DallEs. Il
has been notable day for Cameron,
the little town being packed with a
far donser throns than has ever been
aeon heretofore. Tho figures are varl.
ously estimated from 5000 10 5000. Mr..
Il. Anthony, Of Rockdsle, deliver.
sd the address OF welcome
which was responded TO by
General Roberts. After these
Ientlemon succeeded Ex-Governor
Lubbock, Comptroller Swain, Gov
arnOr Ireland, Hon. Charles Stewart
MAjsr William Martin, Senator W, II
Pope, OF Harris County, ana Hon. I
=. Anderson In eloquent and .pprO
pirate addresses. Miss Lizzie Bsin'
recited an eloquent essay entitle,
"Hood's Brigade" and Miss LilliAr
NcGregor the incompatible banner
poem from the gifted pen OF Fathe
Ryan. Though the heat WAS oppres
sive the occasion was enjoyed by all
and after duo attention to the superb
bundant and exquisite barbecued arti
, cleo, the crowd dispersed without tn,
= occurrence OF a single dlbAgrs5ab!o In
cident 10 mar the pleasure Of the on
tertanment.
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Ladies' should reflect Vol before
uring any preps alton that is applied
N ~ delicsts . 4nriggs W the skin
4 Nv cosmetic all ft Arht Uipnrl .
OotuilfyinE effect and not apparently
min = the akin, bus IN 4 very ahoTt
tis1e lltts blOtehss saod discol orkiisns
spps tr on The face which coBnlnEyely
show the psisonous drugs IN thaii
csmposition, ~ can be stalJ $40
that more than twe-thrtts OK khe facs
powder contain thsss injurious In
4 gredlentn. PozHontn medioassd oona'
plsxion powder 10 nst only absslntlJ
hos nom al delsterisus mANcr, 1u
its principal Ingredient is IN scty'
curative for Al disesses Of The akin
I, he's stood the begt 81 ysaxA bsld D.
~ dxrsrt.t- .u--rrs " -
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SIGNIFICANT.
ChinA,
AN RESURRECTION.

ST. PETERSBURG, June T.-AdVices
from Tashkend, in AsistiC Russia,
show that the rebellion against Chi
neso rule In Chinese Turkestan is
spreading. In Kashgsn the laborers
have risen. Last accounts received
from KsIhgan state that the insur-
gents had Killed all the Chinese OH.
Gals and native oVersesrs in the city
and had cut Off Sll communication
with the inteSior OF China.
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CanndA.
nALL AND FOX "PEACH.'

hhLL AM tON ILAOhs
MONTREAL, June 27.-Aall and Fox,
the circular letter forgers, have, 10 is
understood, divulged the names Of
other members OF the gang, and the
manner in which the water marked
paper was prepared and bleAchod and
the engraving executed. This may
lead 10 the arrest OF the othar mom-
bers Of abe gang.
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Ireland.

LONDON TINES ON PRoPosEp CHANCES,
LONDON, June 2.-T5o Times, in an
editorial article commenting upon tho
proposal TO abolish the Irish Viceroy-
atty and Dublin Castle, protest,
against the denunciation Of the castle
rs . nest OF alien sinecurists, but sd-
mits that the abolition OF the viceroy'
atty and the question or local ssli-gov-
ornmont are fair subjects for discus
aion. II advocates tho presence OF
royalty instead Of yiceroyLty. Dill
GUILTY has ariaen, u continues, a. 70
the character Of the central board.
which Ia proposed In pltso OF the cas-
lie government. II there should be Q
department OF state like tho local gov.
srnment board OF England, II would
would only bs Dublin Castlo revived
sPsrcnB's DEPARTURE.
DUBLIN, June T.-There was muoi
larger crowd Of prominent people o
the farewell reception Of Earl spence
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spnin.


MADRID, June H.-Senor CLnovas
del CASTILLO, Prime Minister, and So
nor Romeo y Robbitz, Minister of the
Interior, have returned to Madrid
from MurciA. They report Murcis in
a lAmont2hlo condition OF misery ana
terror. They disiributed among the
sufferers $4,000, including King Al.
fonso's gift OF 5000.
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FROM THE ENCAMPNENTS
CAMPS BROKE AT LAMPASAS.
Galveston and san Antonio Toak the
Prizes Hoods Brigade Reunion
Grand Success at Cam
eron-Stewsrt There.
Close of tho Encampment

LAAPAsAs, June 81 Special, The
sham battle proved fine success.
Some 5000 spectators witnessed the
exhibition. The only casualty OF note
was an accident to Mr.. Rodney Gary,
of Galveston, who is cadet from
West Point. He had MS cheek badly
powder-burned.
The first prize for tho best drilled
company was awarded to the Sealy
Rifles, OF Galveston; the second 10 the
BelknAp Rifles, of San Antonio. The
artillery medal WAS awarded to Gal.
weston artillery. The troops all leave
TO night
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MAYERs
A shin, Down OF Mill,.

PHILADELPHIA, June "a. - The
Southwark Wooden Mills shut down
to-day, throwing 1000 hands out OF
work. Twas done 70 avoid strike
for an increase OF wages. The wages
OF the employees ware advanced 10 per
cent, about month ago.
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ORDER OF MARCH
POSITIONS.

l-Mountsd Police.
2-Nuelc.
9-hilitsry.
A-Artlllery.
6-Fire Department.
O-ora,ors in Carriager.
7-Clty Council In Carriase.
s-Confsderato Veterans,
e-GIand Army OF the Repubin.
lD-Tura verein society.
ll-Ozher Orders or Associations.
i2-Dinsrent Trades represented on noasr
and miscellaneous.
Merchants and otheB who arv goiAg 70
In this celebration viii DoRrn
A. N. WHEELus, Grand Marshal.
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houston.

0Mr. Erickson, OF Houston, won the
prize for the shooter, Masking the best
Ayertge score during the tournament,
mAkiH 81 2-l0 out of q possible 100,
Shoot No. 4-Sevsntoen entrlesi )
pair live pigeons: Erickson, Of Hous-
ton, won first money; Parkinson and
Waters divided second; Yocum won
third, and Dollsrhide won gun ~ the
fourth,
Sheet No. 6-Elghtoen entries;
pairs double birds: First money d.
vidod between Holland, Dollsrhid'
and Erickson; second won by lister
and the third by Barbour.
The last shoot OF the tournament
Five live birds; l6 entrisa: Erickson
West and Steward divided nrht; Pur
nell, Holland, Barbour, Lisior enS
Yooum, second, and SpreSgsns voI
tho fourth.
This closed the shoot for this yssr
Maxi year 10 viii bs held o. San An
tOnlO.
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play or pay, with 5000 added, OF which
500 went to tho second horse; foi
3-year olds And upward,
Starters wore; raconA, Duplex, Ed
itor, jim Renwiok, George Kinney,
ThAckery, Paradox, Donald A.
The pOOlg sold rs follows:
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A r,rh, He.r Eort worth.

Fort woRTH, Juno T.-lSeccial. J.
A number of For, whorthians 50 west
tomorrow 20 ace the nght between
Kid Bridges aud thc ~. jos Kid, two
local celebrities. To be inside the law
the fighs Is 70 10 With trss'onns'
gloyes,
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Italy.
TIE POpR,S PLANS.

ROM, June H,-The pope will de-
liver an important allocution at the
meeting OF the next consistory, upon
which occasion Archbishop Moran, OF
Sydney, will be created = cardinal.
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nas,nr :. eh..p,A..i p.y.

sHEsrsHHAp BAT, June r.-Abou'
10000 people were present a the race
today. AL kinds Of bexins vas al
NM Rss, svyspssakss o. - each
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France.
sPNTRNcRD TO DEATH.

SBHTENCHD TO DEATH
PARIS, Juno H.-Marchsndon, who
murdered Madame COrnet last April,
wSz to-day sentenced To death.
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LONDON, June 27.-The Standards
Vienna correspondent denies the ro-
port that Austria has declined to re-
ceive Mr.. Kelly as American Minister.
Ne says President Cleveland has not
asked whether Mr.. Kelly would be ac-
csptible 10 the Austrian government,
but it is believed the President has
loconsidered the nomination, UNI
prompted.
SIGNIFICANT.
VIENNA, juno y. Francis, the
United States Minister, has been in.
structed to postpone his departure for
America.
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Germany.

BhRLIN, June ga dispatch from
SoErbrucE states that TN explosion OF
are damp occurred In mine at Dud-
weller, near BOSrbruck, and that Is
miners were killed.
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France.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.

HIN TINNT y y Y FlfHVNINf
LONDON, June ga violent earth
quake shock wss felt in the depart
msnt OF Le Nord, France, yesterday.
The damage was slight.
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There was q good start. Donald A
took the lead but relinquished 70 Ed
tor a. the quarter. Editor wAB not al
tor ward headed until no reached the
end, when George Kinney came out
vita arush and they pa ssod under tho
wire noso and nose, dead heat, sud
Tnackery third; Duplex fourth.
Time-l:43M.
They will divide the money.
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Spain.
CHOLERA,

MADRID, June Elm the province
OF Valencia on Thursday there were
ga new cases OF cholera and 25S deaths.
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FAILURES.


BowIE, June 81 lSpecisi Mes re-.
Il. Il Irvine Il Co, furniture dealers,
made sn assignment for tho bauent of
their creditors yesterday. Liabilities
placed al $3.50; assets about 81 COO
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CURE YOURSELF!

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9th Of JULY
CELEBRATION.
THE PROCESSION

Tho procession win proceed IN rolnvss
Form on Commerce and Main streets,
head OF column to stand nj corner OF
Mails and jefferson streets and extend
hack on Main to Austln; then whsn orisr
to march lie given balances OF procession 10
come In from Commerce street on Austin
and soln In the rear.
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compact and 1t is gaining adhesion
from the Liberal ranks, both in the
towns and in the country. The Tory
chances are further increased by the
growing dlstinctiYeness Of the differ
ence between the electoral cries OF the
Liberals and the Radicals,
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