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National Republican., 1886-10-04
In Our Hosiery Dopartment.

In Our Hosiery Department.
For 20c, Ladies' Black Cotton Hose split feet.
For 25c, Ladies' Balbrlggau Hose, fancy
For i0c, Ladies' go Balbriggan Hose.
For 29c, Ladies' $50 Fancy Striped Hose.
For 7sc, Ladies Lisle sl.2i to 81, as Hose.
(Ihese are all sample pair, pair of kind)
fol loc, Misses 25c Derby Ribbed Hose, sizes
For 1Sc, Gents eoc Plated silk Hose.
For 2gc, Ladies' 49c schoppor's Split Feet
Ho7e (Tnns Browns. Drabs, and Slate)
For 9so, Ladies' 4ac Ribbed Hose, split feet.
Eor99c, Ladies 99cHeavy MerlnoUn nderwear.
For sl2i, Ladies' Ribbed Vests. I'm Cream,
White, Pink, Blue, and Csrdinal)
Furs Department.
For 69c, Black Russian Hair MuI.
In Our Collar and Ruching Dept.
For lie, Ladies' All-Linen l5c Plccadllly Col
For Sc, l5c Pink, Blue. Cream, and White
Ruching
For isc, Ladies' Csc Linen Chomlsettes
For l2c, Tourists Ruching, Q yards In a box.
In Our Fan Department..
For esc, Painted Feather Top Fans, ivory
stick, both sides satin.
For sl.4s, All.Feaiher Fan, ivory stick, all
colors.
In Our Handkerchief Department.
For DC, Cotton Colored Bordering Handker-
chiefs, variety Of patterns
For &c, Oc Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs, col
oTed borders.
For i2JSc, i5c Sheer Handkerchiefs, colored
For i0c, 7ic silk Handkerchiefs.
In Our Glove Department.
For 49c, Ladies' 5-Button, scallo2ed Top, $50
Kid Gloves.
For67c Ladies' 5-Dutton, Embroidered Back.
81 Gloves
For sl.4s, Ladies' 4Button Pique, wide cuff
band.
For s1.75, Ladies' s-Button Mousquetairc
Suede, fancy embroidered backs.
For SIC, Gents sl.25 Bon Marche Popular
embroidered backs.
In Our Notion Department.
For 9c, Pears Toilet Soap.
For 2Oc per ounce, Vinards Extracts.
For 34c, Oriental Tooth Paste.
For SC, Lubin's Powder.
For 2sc per ounce, Lubin's Extracts.
For 10c, genuine fellows Swansdown.
For 15c, Pel's 25c Corn Solvent.
For &c, sc Tooth Brushes.
For &c, Gilt Invisible Hairpins.
For 4sc, b9c Olive Wood Hand Mirror.
For 19c, Pears Shaving Soap.
Fer 35c, Shetfields Tooth Paste.
For 69o, 81 Celluloid Hand Mirrors.
In Our Jeweiry and Leather Goods
Dept.
For 4sc, Imported csc Horn or Pearl, with
Oxydized Silver and Jewels.
FOR 4Sc, Hand.Painted csc Pins with Jewels
For csc, Ladies' All.Leather 81. "a Satchels.
For sll0. Ladies' All.Leather 81. As Satchels.
For &c, Leather Purses.
In Our Stationery Department.
For l6c per box, Illuminated Cards and En-
velopes.
For iSc Gilt Edge Cards and Envelopes
For Ice, two shades Writing Paper and En-
For iSc, "a Envelopes and "a sheets French
Note Paper.
For iOc, Plush Box with "a Envelopes aud
"a Sheets Paper
National Republican., 1886-10-04
OPENING SOUVENIRS.
RRFf4RRAkNAAR4RR
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sl.75 2i-inch Lyons Black Silks for si.2g.
sl.25 Satin Rhadame, all colors, for s93c.
$3.50 Tailor.made Goats, all styles, for sI.9S.
s1.75 Seal Plush Wraps, all styles, for $3.50.
l21Sc. Pure Linen Handkerchief 3 for 2jc.
25c. Sheer Linen Fancy Border Handkerchief
for l9c.
1gc. Gents Pure Linen Handkerchlefs for lie.
sc. Children's All-Lincn Handkerchief for 40.
4sc. Ladies' Japanese silk Handkerchlefs for
Csc.
4sc Gents large size Japanese Handkerchief
for SOC.
csc. Spanish Lace scarfs, extrn long, for SOC.
25c. Child's Embroidered Collars, all styles,
for l5c
iec. Painted Monte Cloth Tides for l5c
9Sc. Oriental Scarfs, for draping, for SOC.
sl.2 Real Antique Bureau Sets with Ribbon,
csc.
CSC. Stamped Monte Cloth scarfs for ioc.
SIS Genuine Gloria Cloth Umbrellas for
sl.49.
s2e5 Twill SILK Umbrellas, Gold or Silver T1pi
S24S.
csc. Misses Silver Gray Gossamers for soc.
95c. Crepe lisse Rufliing, all stylesf for 25c,
for 25c Pure Linen Collats for 3 for 25c.
12l3 3.ply Pure Linen CUTS for l0c.
25c. Pique and Linen Chemisettes for 100.
49c, Dolls dressed In Satin, for 3Sc.
gsc. Dolls, In all styles, for 79c.
gSc. Fans, In all styles, for 7sc-
tl.6s Fans, in all styles. for sl.39.
Sl.G6 "OpeTa" Ostrich Feather Fans for sJ.0S
o5c. Imitation Alligator Skin Satcheis for l9c
4Sc. satchels, in all styles, for 3Sc.
GSc. Satchels, in all styles, for 7sc.
SC. Rhine Stone Collar Buttons for SC.
26c. Jewelry, in all styles, for l6c.
49c, Jewelry, in all styles, for $50,
!Sc. Jewelry, in all styles for 7Sc.
$50 4-Button "Palais Royal Kid Gloves SL2j
sl.98 s-Button "Palais Royal Mousqustaires
Sl.6S.
sllO l.Button "Ellte" Kid Gloves for 02c.
gsc. S'Button Undressed Mousquetaires for soc.
2oc. Imported Cashmere Gloves for 100.
81. 10 Ladies' Silver Gray GoVamCrs for 9Sc.
CSC. Gents "Palais Roy1p Kid Gloves for soc.
SEC Ostrich Feather Tips, 3 In bunch. SOC.
tSc, Fancy Feathers and Birds for 79c.
CSC Newport Sashes, yards long, for 79c.
25c. Al.Silk G. q. Picot Edge Ribbons lie.
laces l0per cent. OF marked prices.
Dress Trimmings 10 percent oil marked prices.
Buttons 10 per cent off marked prices,
Fms 10 per cent off market prices.
100 Sheets Linen Note Paper for 16c.
Marcus Wards Irish Linen Paper, 22c. box.
&c. "schoppers" Colored Hose for 29c,
4sc. Vertical Striped Hose for 3Se.
sec. Plated Silk Hose for soc.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
Lodge Meetings To-Night.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-Potomac, No. 8. Georgetown; B. B.
French, No. Is, Masonic Temple: Anacostia
No. 2l, AnacoStia; Pentalpha, No. %, Masonic
Temple
J.. o. o. .F.-Beacon, No. Is. Odd Fellows
Hail; Excelsior. No. II, Odd Fellows II Ill; Har.
mony, No. 0, Eighth street hall, East Washing.
ton; Union, No. II, Third street and Pennsyl.
yania avenue northwest; Naomi, No. 1, ID. OF
r., Moore's Hall, Seventh street northwest
Knights of Pythias-Calanthe, No. IL, Penn
sylvanla avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Equal No. II, 3li Eighth street northwest; Har.
mony, No. p, Thirteen and.a-half street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
|. o. OF R.-Heber Tent, No. 10, Gcorg atown.
l. o. M.-Potomac, No. Q, Red Mems Hall, G
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest; Harmony, No. 10, Hlton's Hail, cor
ner Seventh and ID streets northW est.
]. o. OF R. M.-Osage, No. G, 1923 Seventh
street northwest.
KNIGHTS OF IIonor-No. 1921, X. of II. Hall,
st. Cloud building.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
THE BON MARCHE
To Continue the Boom Inaugurated by Our
FALL OPENING
We Offer the Coming Week the Following
Attractions
In Our nibhon nrnnrt,nont.

In Our Ribbon Department..
For 25c per yard, bright colors, No. % All.
For 25o, Black snk Velvet Ribbon 21S inches
For s5c. Fancy Crown and Corded Edge
Fancy Ribbon, all shades.
For 9ic, 5;ipch wide Black Satin and Gro,
For 4Sc, No. 30 fine imported quality Fairy
Ribbons, different designs.
For l3c piece, all shades No. Ribbons for
For SOC, No. 70 Satin and Velvet PIcot Edge,
all shades.
For lOc, new designs in Black and White Rib
In Our silk and velvet Department. :
For ACC. fne imported All.Silk Plaits for
For 75c, surah silks, all shades, warranted
pure.
For CSC, all shades OF lsc satins.
For CSC, all shades of Duchess 75c Satin.
For csc, oil colorsof silk Velyets, imported
For 4ea yard fine plalds s225 sink yelvets
For % yard, extra fine quality Colored
silk Velvets, extra wide.
Faney Feathers and Birds.
For 25c, large. full 4sc Birds.
For 1gc, handsome SOC Bird Breasts.
For SIC, imported quality 74c Fancy Feath-
:. For 74c, extra fine shadlngs, si.25 Fancy
| Feather ard Bid.
Tor 9sc, imported Pheasants' Breasts vari-
For isc, Black Ostrich 7ic Tips, in bunch
| For 74e, extra fine Black sL25 Tips, In
TorSsc, Black and White Tips, full heads, Q
N bunch.
Hat Department..
For 25c, Black 35c Straw Hats and Bonnots
For &C. Jersey Caps for children, all colors.
For ,6c, Frizee Toboggan CSC Cans, all colors
For ACC imported Quilted Jersey Caps, with
Tor sl.4s fine finished cloth Tam o. shanters.
a. tor &c, nll-wool Polo Caps for boys, finely
For dSc, Velvet Tic Polo Caps, all polors.
For 75c, Ladies and Misses $50 Felt Hats
| :, For sl.4o, fine Childrcn's Trimmed Dress
:, For O.. .25. Ladies' and Misses French Felt
For s1.4s, Cloth Astrachan Hats and Bonnets
Our Trimmed Hat Department.
Attracted so much attention during the open.
ing days, and orders have been coming In so
rapidly since that we have hot time to mem
ton prices or specialties, but would respect
fully ask you to visit this department and ex-
guaranteed, and with promptness.
In Our Cloak Department.
For sc, Ladies' $3.50 Boucle Coat.
For VI, Fall Weight Stockinetto Jacket,
double.breasted, coat back.
For 81, our weliknown sl.25 Cashmere
For si, our 81 25 Shetland shawls.
For 90c, our kl.l5 Ladies' Electric Gossamer.
In Our Infants Wear Department.
For 25c, SIC Hand-Knit Shirts.
For 75c, Corduroy 81 Caps
For s2.60, Infants Long Merino Embroidered
s3.25 Cloaks.
In Our Underwear Department..
For Sc, ladies large gingham kitchen aprons.
For f6c, Ladies' CSC Mother Hubbard gowns.
For lee, 25c India Lawn Aprons.
For 62c. SIC Colored Melton Skirts.
For 75c, Ladies' 500 Patent Meripo Skirts.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
GENTS.

6Oc. Merino Shirts and Drawers for 43c.
81 SaxOny Wood Underwear for SEC.
sl.75 Lambs Wool Underwear for S1.50.
05c. Scarlet Medicated Cashmere Underwear
for T9c,
s1;5o cochincal Dye Medicated Underwear for
sl.20.
g. English Cashmere Underwear for sl60.
lbc. CHmels Hair Underwear for 7gc.
toe. Canton Flannel Drawers for 43c.
Csc. Scarlet All-wool Half Hose for 2ic.
95o. Fancy Striped English Half Hose for l9c.
13c. Fancy Trimmed Nighshirts for Csc.
sec. "Pa'ais Royal Dress Shirts for 7Oc.
25c. Satin Lined Teck Scarfs for 2lc.
dc. English Silk Scarfs. all styles, for SOC.
SLIGO Patent Cemented Rubber Coats for S1.4S
loc. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for lie.
CSC. English Embroidered Kid Gloves for 89c
sl.S5 Genuine "Gloria" Cloth Umbrellas for
sI.4a.
s2.65 Gold and Silver Top silk Umbrellas, g.. 49,
National Republican., 1886-10-04

sl.6s Spun silk Huso fof gi.ta
25c. Childrpn's English kibied Hose for i9c.
39c. Ladies' MeflnO undefwenr Tor sac.
s9c. Patent Merino shirts for ipc.
CSC. Scarlet heGicatsd Wool Underwear for
soc.
si.9s Ribbed silk Vests, all coiors, for q 90.
csc, ChildfCn's Scarlet Drawers, all sizes, for
isc.
soc. Embroidered Yoke chemlsos for CSC.
gSc. Mother Hubbard" Embroidered Gowns
for nc.
sec. Embroidered Rufied Drawers for 95c
tl.15 Handsomely Embroidered Skirts for SIC.
s5c. Colored Melton Cloth skirts for SIC.
s225 Imported Tailor.m made Jerseys for si.68.
7bc. satteen and French Woven Corsets for
5qc.
CSC. Hand Knit Shirts for Infants for 29c.
25c. Nurses Caps. In all styles, for 19c.
33c. Hend. Knit Sacques, colors, for 25c.
25c. India Linen Aprons, extra Size, 2lc.
S2.6S Childs Short Merino Combs for $3.50.
ibc. Embroidered Welsh Flannel TOR SOC.
ColRate's and Landborg's Extracts for PC. o.
Lubin's and Atkinson's Extracts for 2gc. OF.
''SozOdont,' for the Teeth, given away.
Genuine "Pears' Soap for &c. cake.
Gtpuine "Cuticura" Soap for lie. cake.
Oriental Tooth Paste for only SIC.
Genuine Lubin's Powder for &c.
Large Bottle Florida Water for 29c.
Ammonia, for Household use, for SC.
Calder's d Thurston's Tooth Powders for 13c.
"Levantine" Shoe Polish ior &c.
Brass Frames for Photos for lie.
Manicure Sets, complete In box, for i7c.
Toilet Paper-the best-for l3c. roll.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
NEW IMPORTED WRAPS.
sEATON PERRY,

SEATON PERRY,
(SvCCESgoR To PERRY IL BROTHER)
HAS NOW OPEN AND READY FOR lNSPEC'
TlON a VERY LARGE AND COM.
PIETE STOCK or
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS.
NEW ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS.
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH SACQtE IS,
NEW .AsTRAKAN SEAL FLUSH AND DAG.
oNAL CLOTH YISITES. ...,,,,..,,
NEW IMPORTED uLsrERs AND NEWMAN
GENGfNE cAMELs HAIR AND FRENCH
SILK, kE9irb 3Hrb6h, ShHSiiSi AND CASHMERE sHAwLs
NOVELTIES IN HIMALAYA, SCOTCH
PLAID, AND TRAVELLING sHAWLS
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED
DRESS FABR!Gs AIS Si,,IS For dINE phAiS rkS4 AS3
Toe. 10 IS PER YARD. -.
ALL THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES IN
SILKS AND VELVETS.
ELEGANT PENTES FOR DRESS FRONTS
AND PANELS. WITH sAsEEs TO
NEW SH5ohf GohD AND SILVER BRocADED
sATINs AND BEADED vELyETS.
SILK SEAL PLUsHES FROM $3.50 TO sl5
SIX ffLtrsaEs, ALL CoLoRs. FROM sl.25
rREF1t d9 I? ssf fER RS6 S5PRR FPERRryors KID GLOVES.
NOVELTIES. IN HANDKERcHlEFS AND
TIE BEST MAKES OF MERINo UNDER
WEAR FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN, AND
CHILDREN IN MEDIUM AND HEAVY
hS.sPECIAI APARTMENT FOR Dis
PLAYING EVENING GOODS By GASLIGHT.
~PLAIN FIGURES AND COR RECT
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY Blu l. ID N q,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9TH ST
Established 1910,
National Republican., 1886-10-04
The Poor Fund Divided.

The poor fund has been divided up by the
commissioners as follows; Physician OF
poor, IS $50; reserved for medicine to poor
and for printing, $780, Central Dispen-
sary, S2,400; Woman's Dispensary, $265;
medicines to homeopathic physician OF the
poor, S125; night lodging house, S4OO;
Benevolent Society Of Washington, 800;
police distribution, &, 900.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
To BE Tried in Charles County. Md.

The order asked for by BIscoe's counsel
at Leonardtown has been granted, aud an
order was signed by Judge j. Parran Crane
ON Saturday directing the removal to
Charles county, Nd, to be tried during the
term OF the court beginning on the third
Monday OF November next. Biscoe still CON
tinues sick, and is said TO be much worse
than Of last accounts.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
Contract for Sand Awarded.

The commissioners have awarded to
Henry Lyles the contract for furnishing
1000 cubic yards OF sand at $l.12l per
cubic yard. $50 cubic yards screened sand
at S1.20, 100 cubic yards Of gravel at 81. 30,
and 1000 cubic yards broken stone at $l.65
per cubic yard.
National Republican., 1886-10-04

THERE are but few days remaining before
our young friend and neighbor, 6, A. Whita-
store, and there are yet many bargains In
books of all kinds. Fine stationery aud fancy
goods offered at cost to close them out. Don't
miss the opportunity If you want any bar
Gains.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
District Appointments.

George II. Gaddis has been appointed
market master Of the Eastern market, vice
Simon o. Newcomb, removed. Food In
speetor 4. NJ. Embry has resigned, and
Orlando King has been appointed ianltor of
the health office, vice Patrick Goodwin,
cOlored, dismissed.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
pnrt of a anoo nohherv ronnd.

Ella johnson, colored, was arrested Sat-
urday, and when searched lot OF jewelry
belonging to Miss Carrie Pearson, OF 4Oi
Sixth street northwest, was found on her.
The articles recovered form part OF the
$GCO robbery reported by Miss Pearson.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
Robbsries Reported.

Joseph L. Demar, 4Os Ninth street north
west, reports stolen shotgun aud a pair OF
pants; value $16. Charles Cole, 1403 Is
street northwest, reports stolen from his
trunk S. in money.
National Republican., 1886-10-04

As We are manufacturers, WE CAN AND WE
DO sell you fall clothing for yourself or boys
.0per cent. lower than any other house in the
only clothing manufacturers of Washington.
National Republican., 1886-10-04

As VIZ ore manufactures, WE CAN AND WE
DO fell you fall clothing for yourself or boys
~ per cent, lower than any other house Ia tho
city. EBeman Bros, cor. 7th and T. N. W., the
only clothing manufacturers of Washington.
National Republican., 1886-10-04

For many Of the diseases of women, DR..
Henley Celery, Beef, AMI Iron is u most agree.
able and efficient tonic and nerVine. Physl-
Wholesale agents, Washington. d. G.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
'KICES.
w. II. III o E K E,

Wy II. HOUGHTON & CO.,
w 1911 street Northwest
Solicit your inspection of their
UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS.
Our reputation is very good In this special
department, and we ask you TO call and eX-
anime for yourself We keep all classes of
materials, from inexpensive Jute to finest
BroCades.
5C-iuch Single faced velours. s2.25
Silk and Wool Damasks, $3.50 to Si.i0).
AIT Damasks (juteD 20 cents.
Special Colors In Armours s. %.
LACE CURTAINS AT LOWEST PRICES.
See eur Scotch Laces from 90 30 to 500.
Our line Of Bedroom Furniture is now com
plcte, and our special made suits OF three pieces
them
Furniture Re-upholstered. Window Shades
in n Splendid Quality of Cambria. Wall Papers,
Carpets. Imported Rugs-Special sale during
1stWeek OF October at duCtiOn of 10 per cent.
W. II. HOUGHTON Il CO..
1914 + street Northwest.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
Our Millinery Department
Is extra attractive and those who have say
handsomest in the CITY,
Our Dress Trimming Department,

Together with the Button Department
the Seventh street store Trimmings from tn. medium grades
yard all styles all colors and fact the largest line of and
Cloak Trimmings in the city Our guaranteed Money
refunded in all cases if such is not the
We could this entire page talking
rent Departments but when this ad simply
you all know that in full blast fall business you
fully realize the i'm estabhme
almost everything at the price, polite attention.
fact, everything thar helps to make
National Republican., 1886-10-04
Baum'S Mammoth Establishment,
SEVENTH, EIGHTH, AND STREETS
Eight Large Floors Devoted Business Washington's
Favorite Shopping Resort!

We allow sell single article for money
selves If unknowingy undersod
obligated who informs the fact price
made in all
We have bargains Department. and know that walk
through our establishment will interesting (and payng)
you. When in our sore ask to be shown
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-26
FLORIDA.

The Klssimmee Leader last week re-
ceiVed a watermelon 2914X28.
Reports from Wildwood show cukes TO
De netting about 5000 per acre.
Over $4,000 worth of sponge was in
market at Key West last week.
A mass meeting was held in Eustis last
Thursday and fire department organ
lied.
A mass meeting of citizens will be held
in Orlando on July for the purpose OF
organizing prohibition party.
Judge Welcomes grove on Upper Twin
Lake. near Sanford, will have at least
1000 boxes of fruit on 1t this season.
Waldo reports that thirty-eight car
loads OF vegetables and watermelons IS
the average number going northward
daily.
The Orange City Times says that the
new insect has come and gone, having
done no damage TO the orange trees in that
section.
A.Y. Carruthers, of Wildwood, COM
mjtted suicide last week Tuesday, by
taking morphine. No reason for his ac-
ton is known.
The closing exercises In the Starke
Bradford county Institute took place
last week, and the part taken by tue Gull
dren was very creditably carried through.
Cant. Penny, of Banana river, exhibits
six onions OF the TripOli variety, which
weigh six and three-quarter pounds. He
nronounces them far superior 10 the New
Queen variety.
Post offices have been established at
Bass. Brevard county, and San Pablo,
Duval county. the post office at West
Tocoi has been discontinued, add mail for
that point now goes to Picolata.
sam Kelly was accidentally killed last
week Tuesday by Lincoln TAYLOR near
Beresford on the Jacksonville, Tampa
and Key West railroad by the discharge
of pistol which the latter was pulling
from his pocket.
The rainy season has begun at Orlando
and orange trees are changing TO deeper
green and putting on heaVy growth OF
foliage. Vegetables and melons are
plenty in market now, the latter selling
al from Zoe. 10 4Oc. each.
Al Key West, during an exhibition OF
games, such as climbing creased pole
for a coin on top. by Cuban cigar makers,
some cOlOred butcher boys that styled
themselves "cOw BOYS" interfered. and
pistols were used disastrously. No one
killed.
jacksonville ia now on a boom, such as
IL never experienced before, and the
beauty Of 10 IA IL IL A most substantial
boom. There are IN course % construc-
ton or In contemplation great many
buildings, and these are all % be OF the
most substantial character.
An intoxicated negro was arrested IN
Tayares last week. and the Marshal. In
order 70 brighten him, dred two shots near
bis head. he succeeded, but the negro
broke.snd ran. The Marshal nfed again,
thls time severely W0undlps MIN. Inc
people II TaFarea condemn the Marshal
ior be free use Of Biz pistol.
The Orlando people are taking theif dis
apn9tutmouf about eqffing tbo Demo
craflo Congregational Convention very
nhii0s0DlicaiiY, Ihey admit OcslNa
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We the undersigned Ranks and Bankers toiH
par all Prises drdqon in The Louisiana Stats
Lotteries iohtch may be presented at our eotp-
ters.
j. II. OGLESBY, President Louisi-
ana National Bank.
j. w. KILBRETH, President State
National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, President New Or
leans National Bank.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-26

~ nOWH'a lHOk DlITKiis pros1d - saI /.
~ eaclQua NJ Mr.. Mary AZ ~ bFlen. ~
Wafnf street. tefaunah. Ca. IA InaI ffallan
Ana chs HnhfHiaiinFil fIromHfHds II. fhn
rsuIa uei ~ Hllnauili.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-26

It's Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the Extra
ordinary Drawings regularly every
three months instead of Semi-Annu-
ally as heretofore, beginning March,
1886.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. SEW ENTH GRAND
DRAWING. CLASS e. IN THE ACAD-
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY. july 13, 1880 - 194th
Monthly Drawing.
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GEORGIA POLITICS.
Maj. Bacon's Appointments for Next
Week.
sandersville, MONDAY, June 2s.


Week.
sandersville. Monday, June %.
Lawrenceville, Tuesday, June %.
Gainesville, Wednesday, June 30.
Jefferson, Jackson county, Thursday,
July l, forenoon.
Harmony Grove, July /, afternoon.
Homer, Banks county, Friday, July >.
GAINESVILLE, franklin county, Satur-
day, July 8.
The vote now stands Gordon, 70; Bacon,
"a; Jones 6.
The Calhoun Times says: The Savan-
nah News is the most reliable, conserva-
tive and wisely edited journal IN the
State. The NEWS is safe and right on
tariff reform.
A Gordon mass meeting will be held in
Perry to-day, when ticket of delegates
to the State convention will be nominated.
AS the meeting will be OF the character OF
caucus, the presence of Bacon men, or
anti-Gordon men, is not desired.
Perry Home Journal: From the lneep-
ton of the present Gubernatorial cam
paign it has been known as an absolute
fact that majority OF the Democratic
voters of Houston county favored Judge
4. j. Simmons for Governor OF Georgia.
When Judge Simmons withdrew from the
race, our people were filed with regret,
and amajority of them to-day are believed
to favor neither Bacon nor Gordon except
as a choice between the two. The people
in Houston county who thus
think are now engaged in a move
ment to elect Simmons dele
gates from this county on July Is. This
movement is favorably received wherever
presented, and will eliminate in mass
meeting in Perry on July 3. the first Mon
day. The fact that Judge Simmons is not
personally in the race does not bar the
people in Houston from carrying this
movement to a successful issue. This is
a straight-out Simmons movement, abso-
lutely without a consideration of Bacon
or Gordon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-26

Incorporated in 1863 for % years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-with capital OF $1,000, 00O-to which
added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made a part Of the present State
Constitution adopted December I'd. A. ID. 1879.
The O1s5V lottery eger 0Oted on and endorsed
bg the people 0f am State.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-26
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"We do hereby certjfD that oos supervise tks
arrangements for all ne Monthly and Quar-
terlg Drdsoiags Of The Louisiana State Lot
troll the Draq0inos fhemselues, and that he same
are conducted aoith honesty, fairness, and IN
good faith t01odrd all parties, and 400 authorizes
the COMPANY TO use this certificate, toith fac
sinat1es Of our signatures attached, IN its adUe.-