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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-04-17

VIRGINIA-IN VACATION-In the Clerks
Office Circuit Court of Augusta County.
April It'll, 1885.
Lydia Miller, who sues by John W. Landes, her
next Trend, Plaintiff.
Christian Miller, Defendant
In CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain divorce from
the defendant and decree for alimony and for
maintenance of the infant children of the plaintiff
ana defendant. and to enjoin and restrain the de-
fendant from selling and Numbering his property,
been used by, and on behalf of the plaintiff to
ascertain in what county corporation the said
de1endant resides. without effect, and that said de-
IeDdant is believed to be nonresident of this
State 1t is ordered that he do appear here within
one month after due publication of this notice, and
10 WnaC is necessary to protect his interest
leSte,- j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-04-17

VXTAGONS-From best makers and of firstclass
w material. Carload just received and an
other carload on the way Call on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
THEL0CAL NEWS RECORD
Our French spo,ia,,o. o,aIms.,..

Our French spoiiatioa Ciaim1nts.
twill be remembered that Congress
passed q law appropristing SIS. 600, 900
10 pay proved claims against the
French government for depredations
on American commerce, la the early
part o. this century. The court ad-
Indicating these claims has been in
session some time, aud rs the United
States government has already re-
ceivod the indemnity demanded of
France, the amount set apart by the
lsto Congress will be promptly paid
TO such IS substeutsate their rights.
DESCENDANTS OF those who suffered
have made their appearance from all
parts OF tho Union, but not TO such ex-
tent "a TO sffect The integrity of the
sum appropriated.
Some OF our citizens here in Dallas
have northumberland claims. and
among the number, the reporter has
heard the name al DE-. A. Il. Smith,
PASTOR Of the FlrRt Presbyterian
church, whose claim for indemnity for
the loss Of cotton shipped from
Charleston, South Carolina, is said Il
DO already proved beyond doubt
Sheriff Smith, brother OF the Doctor
Will, OF course, como Ia Tor an equa
share. MIR. Nunneily, Major Holm
and others have clains which arr
being prosecuted, with very great pros
poets OF ultimate success. SovHrs
others have been mentioned, aud il il
not altogether Improbable that Dalla
will receive handsome quota ~ hei
share Of tho muniilcent distribution
So fer as the reporter has been able Il
ascertain, the claims of Dallas citizeni
will amount TO nearly o million o
dollars. In these days OF lightning
striking Il display OF forked electricit.
Of this description would not be unac
ceptable.
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The most popular cigarettes at tn
popular price ace Opera Puffs.


JARDIN, Sept. 26,-[CorreBpondencs. ]
For the benefit OF the travelling pub
lie generally. propose so give the To-
cation OF JarGiu. IL il situated Ia the
northeast corner OF Hunt county, five
miles south OF the Fannin county line.
and four miles east Of tho Delta
county line, equal aiatance between
Ladchia, Fannia county, and Com
mOlce, Hunt county, two fiourishing
toTns, with schnolsiu the towns equal
TO any IN tho State, and one of the
proofs Ia that tho whole people are
aroused in the interest OF education,
and there rs no cissentiOn in either
community, but Sre sal IN accord on
this commsndAbls suhjsct'
garden is on q high uudulating
prairie, ON black SANDY land, and IL IL
well settled up by thrifty, enterprising
farmers, with 100 bales Of cotton with.
one-half mile on either side and corn
crop inst can not DO housed without
additions 10 the present cribs. 1t Ia
IL miles duo south of Honey Grow
and 10 miles north OF Black Jack
Grove, and Is northeast FROM Green.
Vile, which is tho nearest railway
with this section, aud causes
one to reflect why is this
90, when every acre OF land from
Dallas to Paris is as rich as any othel
In tho state. The most of 1t is in {
high state OF cultivation, which in
sures n losal trade unsurpassed by any
other, half OF which at least would fine
its way to your growing city vita rail
road facilities.
These reflections carry mo back b
the Thirteenth legislature, when you
then able representative, now the hon
ored mayor, j. NJ. Brown, plscnd II
my hsndE, to bs by me introduced t
tho Legislature, " bill for the chsrte
for railroad from Dallas to rariS
which was granted, but tn
road was not built. Thi
shows tho far-siRhtedness {
your msyor. Now. can not thi
road bo built and will not your cit
initiate the Enterprise? 1t is wit
: your interpreting people to do so G
, not, as seems TO them best.
Cotton will yield one-haif bslo nc
acre with no further damage sntic
pated, exceptperhsps, excessive RAIN
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OFFICE OF
EMPIRE MILLS
elm Street and Broadway.

DALLAS, Texas Sept. 8, 1885 TO the Nor
chants OF Texas:
Our new Roller Mills, which we
claim 20 30 the largest and finest ever
erected in the South, were comploted
and have boen in operation since the
lst instant,
We arc now manufacturing brands
OF flour tbat viii compare in grade and
quality with shat mado anywhere.
Cur mill Is entirely new in every
particular and OF The la5ea5 improved
machinery, and no expense has been
spared 10 arrive Appreciation in pro
duclng the highest grades Of Gour.
The machinery was furnished
by the Sill vol aud Biorce Manufacture
iuE company Of Dayton, O., using TIRE
Odell roller system. MIR. Will; b
Odell coming here in person to super
intend the construction of the mills
The mill and elevator buildings, on
gines, boilers, ETC., were erected and
placed in position by Captain j. NJ
West, thoroughly competent en-
gineer. To these gentlemen muol
credit Is due for tho perfection to which
they have brought our establishment
Our head miller, Mr.. G. Il. Barkhsm
who has brought his corps of miliori
with him, WAS for q long time tho hes(
miller in the Washburn &C" Mills
OF Minneapolis, which ia g suflicien
guarantee of his proficiency as mil
ler.
We are now prepared to offer to tn
trade our products at ca low prices
and on "a favorable terms an can b
had elsewhere, and will be pleased t
furnish samples and prices upon appli
cation. Correspondence solicited.
Very truly yours,
EMPIRE MILLS.
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FL.OySAhI.

Tho churches drew largo audiences
yesterday.
The pleasure gardens wore Literally
patropiged yesterday afternoon and
evening.
Tho hotels accommodated the large
number OF drummers who usually
flock to Dallas to spend the Sabbath.
He started of ~ p. m. with his lin
on buster, ans wired back at midnight
for HIS overcost 10 be rent on by eX.
press.
A hungry-l0oking individual ap-
preached II city pswDhroker on Satnr-
day and wanted 10 pawn o silver cot
in-piate for q dollar.
Yesterday was charming day
throughout, but The afternoon was just
lovely. Many couples were slhired
from their abOdes, and the streets and
walks were thickly dotted with We
hieies and promsaading couples.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Manor, OF the firm of Muckelioy
IL Manor, OF Kaufman, IS In the city.
Miss Annie Piouls Is confined 20 her
bed by an stack OF the dsngue fever.
Mr.. Frank Doremus 10 in the city at
the Grand Windsor hotel. He takes a
position oD the Dallas News.
John r. Brady, the old railroad rum
bier, Is In the city and will hold down
an editorial chair on tue Dallas News.
Mr.. Il. Il, Gray. late Of tho Times
Democrat, New Orleans, IN ia tho city,
aud will resd proof on the Dallas
News.
Captain w. II. Newman, general
freight agent OF the Gould lines IN
Texas and Louinlsnn, with headquar-
tsrs now Mt Galveston which Will soon
be removed to Dallas, Is 10 the city.
Mr.. Charles II. Schu Ter, Of Chicago,
| formerly foreman Of the Evening News
of that city, and IN similar capacity
on the Heusson Post during tho flush
days of that journal,ls in the city, He
will boss the cases and forms on the
Dallas News.
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The Esty organs. WIN A. Watkiy
& Co., HERALD building.


G. @. Skyrme, the Individual who
forged tho name OF Mr.. Russey, the
brick contractor, to an order, and Sc
cured $500 thereon from Mr.. Aillirous,
tho grocer, on tho southeast corner Of
the public square, was captured by
Marshal Arnold ut El raso, small
hamlet near Searcy, Arkansas, on Fri
day evening last. On leaving Dallas
Skvrme stated that he wGs going 10
Cedar HIN, but subsequent develop
ments proved the statement false.
Marshal Arnold arrested him rs he
emerged from church and just rs the
doxsiogy was being sung. He threat
ened tD swear out writ of habeas cor
pus, but ON being convinced by his
captor that regulation pspers, signed
by the governor ., the STATE, were on
route to Searcy, no concluded to re-
turn 10 Dallas without legal resistance.
Mr.. Arnsld arrived yesterday and
landed the prisoner in the county jail,
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j. W. WEBB.
Jowolty Mandatory, Go ssoin mr.,

Jewelty Mandatory, Gt0 &ainetreet.
Having established & manufacturing
department. IN the rear Oi my store,
with experienced worsmen, | am pre-
pared to mako all kinds OF j0welry,
badges, med0ls, etc., wbich | formerly
had 10 order from Now York, | make
II specially OF wedding and engage
ment rings, and make them to order
of suy quality or design desired, at 6
few moments notice. Wa arc turning
out avery day "Masonie," sod Eel
low" "Knights Of LABOR" bud other
order badges of elegant fnish and de
signs.
Having one of the best engravert
and deslgneTsin the country, we csr
give our goods the hne finish that is
otund on New York work.
We are also prepared 10 make any
complicated charms, miniiuro On
gines, street care, mowers, etc., IL
working order.
The highest piice paid for old gold.
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The sporting entertainment given at
tho driving park yesterday afternoon,
under the management OF Professor
Cathcart, and for the beneat Of Will
liam Black, the pusilist, was attended
by several hundred men and boys,
and about sdozsn women. Tho exhi.
bision consis,od OF smuggling matches,
racing, jumping, etc., and proved
quito relief from the dull monotopy
OF the afternoon down In the city. MI.
Black received u prize Of what mp
peared to be silver article belonging
to q toilet set, for defeating John Sui
Ivan 10 feet In q foot rsco of 100 yei de-
A silver cup was awarded the Ion ges,
jumper, but the reporter failed TO Sc
cure the name OF tho winner. There
were . number Of ridlculously nmus.
Ing features on the programme which
were heartily enjoyed by those In ut
tendance.
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There was u genuine monkey fight,
and no parrot ii,is, at Mayors garden
yesterday, and not under tho Marquis
OF Queensbury rules. 1t seems there
arc two males OF the monkey genus
and only one charmer OF tho lady
persuasion, all in the same apartment.
Tho smiles aud Establishments OF
either Of the two bnbsons failed To So
cure monopoly of her affections and
Hh0 extended favors to both. Thia
produced ccolness between tuem
which eventueiod In open hoatilities.
The larger apps OF tho males had the
best of the first encounter, but whon
no parched upon the iron rod, and
dropped his tail In pesceful consent
ment with his victory, the smaller
beAu (who had whBttad his toeth on y
broken pioee of cDinD "orope up" aud
snapped of the tail of his opponent
cl1a0to his hips. yhe tailioss monkey
being unprovided with plotting appa-
rstna, hoped wildly about the cage,
whilo his antagonist seized the
chawed OH tall, and thrashed him
around until he cried most piteously.
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SANDY HOOK, Sept. 26.--The commit.
tee on the boat Luckonbsch started
the yachts In the race tor the Cape
May cup of tho poin. of Sandy Hook
this evening. Tho Genests and
tho Dauntless were the only
contestants. Tho order co start
was given at o'clock. Thirty seconds
later the Genesta had crossed tho line,
followed In three minutes aud 10 Sec
onds by tho Dauntless. The wind was
blowing from tho south at the rate OF
10 miles an hour. Weather tair and
and there WAS u light sea.
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yoars reach Moro Than Books.

Among Other valuable lessons I'M
parted by this teacher is the fact that
tor very long time DIR. Pierce's
"Golden Medical Discovery" has been
the prince OF livor correctives and
blood purifiers, being the household
physician Of tho poor man, ard the
able consulting physician to the ricr
patient, ard praised by all Tor it's mag.
niicient servics and efficacy in all
diseases of chrome nature, as ma
larial poisoning, ailments OF the 10
splratory and digestive Systems, livel
! aisoasc and in all cases whore the usi
of an alternative remedy Ii Indicated.
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See Castles Bros. % cent scarf.


GRANBURy, Sept. 26,-ICorrespond-
Once. lin tho case of the State against
Millikon motion was overruled for a
continuance and the trial commenced.
A panel OF so was exhausted during
Friday afternoon and ouly ono juror
was obtained. Tho case was then ad-
iourned to Monday. Judge Nugent,
the presiding judge, ordered the sher.
III 70 summon 800 jurors. Hon. Sam.
uel Lanahan, Mccall Il Mccall and
Bidwell, of Westheriord, and Cooper
4 Ertis, OF Granbury, defended, and
District Attorney Miller and Ball 4
Harcourt, OF Weatherford, prose.
Cuted,
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from the effects Of the lsudanum
which she had taken, a. tn be abs to
walk around. She states thst II was
her fixed determination 10 'yield M
the ghost" aud seems to regret that
her proposed excursion 10 heavenly
clims was interfered With. She wss
released from custody yesterday by
furnishing bond of $500, and is now
being nursed to her wonted health by
friends. The prevailing sentiment Is
that she has been accused wrongly,
and much sympathy Is expressed by
both aequaintances aud strangers. She
Is still suffering severely from tho re-
suits OF her hasly action.
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DALLAS, Sept, 10, 1Ss5.--On and after
Septsmber IS, until further notice, We
will oiler TO the trade "lesn at the fol-
lowing figures: Ono hundred pounds
and over, 90 cents per 100, at factory;
100 pounds and over, go cents per 100,
dolivered; 50 pounds and under, 100,
rs cents per 100; 100 pounds and over,
packed Tor shipping, 70 cents per 100;
retail price, cent per pound. Fac
tory corner Main and Broadway
streets, Texas Ice company.
II. MoLEMoRE,
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sEvcry lady usos P0gSoni'r medi-
eled complexion powder. n 10 q
household tteasura. The madame
findp Il impoyslhlr 10 NO down town
without first rubbing u on. n tho
baby cries, abe COOS for the pun box,
1, tho the sold man" crmss HOME
uflled or chafod, because buainesr II
dull. etc., Poxzonps powder cools and
Ailsys his troubles, Then MI Ia gltd.
rolne Joy No fanlily should DO with
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Mofett 4 Lack, dyers and ioaners,
705 Elm street.
Another Mig hoo m

Mossrs. Blankonship 4 Blake, the
largo wholesale dry goods house, have
have purchased 75x200 feet Of ground
on the northeast corner Of Main and
Lamar, In the old Mccoy block, from
Messrs, Sanger Bros. aud Tompkins,
on which they will begin t'once TO
erect fluo four-story building. The
price paid for the property was not
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28

PARTIES having patents which they
would like TO have placed on exhibi-
ton at tho great exposition at New
Orleans, TO commence November TO-
1885, and nc London, England, May ~,
1856, should ut once send their models
or photographs 20 tho undersigned, al
the Mercury Office, on or before Octo'
her Is. Il. G. RUST,
Chairman County Committee on
Models.
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Our stock OF boots and shoes ofgenfs,
ladies', misses, and boy's children's
fail Nenr, IL now com
plete. We have the best ard
largest stock ever exhibited In Daliss
and az lower prices, than good Gus
tom-made over sold here heretofore.
Call az the old reliable shoe h0uae 81
Leon Kahn's and examine goods and
get prices,
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Thousands of persons in this State
alone sre yearly running their eyes by
wearing cheap spectacles. BY the use
oIEHawkes' Crystalized Lenses the
sig is strengthened and vision inn
proved. These celebrated glasses are
lifted 10 Hll conditions OF sight by Els
enlohr Bros. IL Schneider, druggists
and German opticians. Call and have
your eyes tested free.
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Having greatly reduced my stock OF
fine hsts, | will now sell the bslsAce Oi
stock regardless Of price. l need and
must have toe roam Tor u large stock
Of shoes. Can soon, and save money
he'oso tho stock a Drokenup, a. Lson
Kahn'S
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Our ladies' footwear department is
the most complete in the city, our
stock is completely grsdea, from a
good low.prieea article, % the best in
the land. We handle goods for all
classes, our prices aro meds TO suit the
masses, az I.s0u kahn's-
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Tho Glote Clothing House sweeps
the country, unassuming, without
pretensious, they arc dealing out to an
appreciattve public, children's suits,
and boy suits, mems suits, shirts OF
prices that make an impression.
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a Wonderful Discovery-Does Nor,
Than Is Claimed fer IL,

san Antonio, Texas, Aug. %, 1sSj--Dr. j. j
Tobin, A ustin;
DEAR SIR;-I have bsen using your
Hepato2ono for several years, and have
recommended tito msny Of my friends
aud acqusintances. II has in every
Instance given satisfaction, and done
all, and even more, than you claim
for ii. Yours truly,
a, w. HoJxToN.
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clinr.toss yyins Tia Raro.

DETROIT, Sept. 26.-Tno match race
between Clingstono and Harry
Wilkes for a purse OF $500, mile
heats, best three In five, came of this
afternoon, aud was won by Gin gstone
Ia threo straight heats.
Time: 215i4, 2,17x, 2:l6.
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Gold is In our old fields in the shape
of the Mullen Plant in which the
mucilaginous heSling principle IL
combined with the expectorant one OF
the Sweet Gam, which makes Tay lor'S
Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet Gum ant
Notwithstanding coughs, Group and
consumption--better than gold.
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holland & McRosky Hardware com.
pany, sell tho famous Charter cook
stove, for either coal or wood. Best
stove In the world. Every one guar
anteed to give entire satisfaction, SSi
and $50 Elm street.
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Noland II McRosSy Hardware CON-
pany sell the famous Charter cool;
stove, for either coal or wood. Best
stove in tho world. Every one guar.
anteed TO give entire satisfaction, So
and $50 Elm street.
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A complete line of school shoes for
boys and girls, from the best factories
at prices TO suit the tim0s at Leon
Eahnis.
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$S.S5 will get you genuine meas
ani-sewed calf shoe, in button, lace
or CATER. The easiest, best and cheap
est shoe in tho land for the money, at
Leon Kahn's.
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Nleht school

AT the Central acsdemy, corner of
Hsrw00d and Live Oak, opens NOR
day night, September Il, at 7:3o o'clock.
Call on or address
w. A, RoLEs, Prineipsl7
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WATERFOWL, N. Y, Sept. 20.--Mr.
Roswell r. Flower has addressed Q
letter to George RAines, chairman of
the State Democratic convention, posi.
lively declining the nomination or
neutrality-suspicious..
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$3.50 will get ladies' genuine Cuk
kid. hsnd-tnrn-buttoE boots, AZ Leon
Kahn's.
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DR.. Hammer, the drunkard's triond,
will DO at tho st. James hotel for few
weeks. Call and be cured.
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We will show you The sneet assott-
ment OF Arnheim merchant tailor
rcous, At ~ cents h dollar. aiobe
Clothing Store.
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Goto 500 II b. Burr " Bros. fine line
OF goods. They will undorsell all
competitors, 10 per cent ut least. sos
Main street,
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Group, whooping cough aud bron.
chitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by ]. L. williams 4
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Are you troubled with any disorder
arising from derAnged liverf Take
Hepntoxone. Every bottle guaranteed
All druggists keepit.
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m spiso q all that our competitors
AIty,.Ne gasrsn,cnt 10 show the largest
ana nssicgt stock OF furnishing
) aJ- " taNn. u. n. 2urr 4 Bro, ses
.AA.n slfccl -
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II. b. Burr b Bro. arc sole agents
for tho celebrated "Kuox Hat" the
very best madQ. UOS Main street.
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NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY Of gUSIC

largest and best equipped In the wOrld-iO0
Instructors, l,g7l students last year. Thor.
ough Instruction In Vocal and Instrumen.
tai Mu lc, Piano and Organ Tuning, Fine
Arts, oratory Literature, French, German
aud Italian Languages, English Branches
| Gymnastics, etc. rdltlon s. 10 500. board
nad room, as oS5 per term, Fall Term
begins September 10, lSSS. For illustrated
GA .endar, giving FUN Information, address
= TouRJEE, Dir, franklin Square, Bos-
ton, Mass.
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Castles Bros. have the largest as.
sortment OF silk, wool and balbriggan
underwear. bl2 Main street.
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just try a bottle OF DR.. SCOTS Cocoa
Iron END Phosphorus. Fer sale by al
drngkinlA.
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q Black Spanish lace ofiSrod a. 50 ssnta
on the dollar, d BaumAn's.
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MISS xLizApEru L. KouEs'
Boarding and Day school

FoR louNG LADIES Ann CHILDREN.
40 last OSth street. New Nork city
Niss kuugs refcrs by permission TO the
~ Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson n. ID /,
nsicfd' Mlgs Rev. Geo. Bees oii, n. y
D.n., editor oil ths New York "Evangellst.i'
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LEON KAHN
Burt & Mears shoes at Leon Kahn's,

James Means celebrated 50 shoe at
Leon Kahn's.
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Tho Monkey Fight.

Tho most popular cigarettes Rt The
popular price arc Opera Puts.
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Athletic Sports.

The only oigarettes which do not
stick TO the lips are Opera PATS.