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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-02-11


About 100 members of the New
York produce exchange are max.
ing arrangements to attend service
at Plymouth church in a body.
The produce exchange is an organ
ization that believes in getting all
the fun possible out of its business.
1t first became conspicuous by It's
famous dough-ball attack on the
Sixty-ninth regiment as it passed
its quarters on parade the last 4th
of July. Its next exploit was to
make up box party of about 400
of its members and attend varie-
ty show, where the brokers and
actors snapped Jokes and conun-
drums TO the delight of the audi
ence, concluding with tie Gan-can,
oysters, champagne, headaches and
remorse. The next exploit is to
"take in a sermon by Henry Ward
Beecher,"
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EIGHT Hours.

St. Louis Republican.
! The most important labor move
ment seen in this country for year.
will be that combined effort al
along the line, on the first of May
next, for making and establishing
eight hours as a days work. The
trade unions have been quietly
preparing 1t for months, and they
/. boast that 1t will be thoroughly
organized and powerfully support
ed, not only by the associations IL
the cities and the industrial cen
tres, but even in those states where
the working classes are not sup
posed to be efficiently organized
The movement is not to be q sud
den surprise. The leaders who
are preparing to give the country
three months notice and bold, fail
warning-as If they felt confident
of their ability TO execute it sue
cessfally in spite OF all opposition
that it may encounter. No signs
of concerted opposition are appar'
ent, as yet. Employers in the East
do not conceal their uneasiness,
but they have taken no measure
for scIfprOtection. They assert
that the movement if successful,
will break down the industries OF
the country, since reduction OF
ten 10 eight hours will have
the effect of increasing the cost OF
production 20 per cent.-and this,
in tho present sharp competition
with foreign manufacturers, will
surrender control of our home
market to foreigners-for, the
eight-hour movement does not con-
template q reduction in wages il
aims to keep the wage-rates at their
present figures. while cutting of
two hours from the working day.
The labor chiefs assert, on the
other hand, that the reduction be-
ing general all over the country,
in ali industries, will cqualize it.
self and no substantial injury will
follew. On the contrary, decided
benefits will result. 1t will create
a demand for one-fourth more la
Dor than is now employed, and the
increased consuming capacity OF
the new employees will increase
the demand for goods and proper.
tionately augment prices and in
vigorate trade.
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To The Public.

Having purchased the photo
graph galley formerly owned by
]. F. Sprain, and with many new
additions in the way of fixtures
and accessories, am now prepared
to turn out better work even than
that for which this establishment
has been so justly celebrated in
the past. Now, in consideration
of the dull times and the exceed
ing low prices of pictures in larger
cities, l will for the next thirty
days offer to the public the very
best Cabinet Photographs at "a
per doEen--f'foFmer price ST."
Those desiring pictures should
take advantage of this opportunity,
Respectfully,
W. Fl. SMELL, Artist.
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J. l.. Ammons mas on hand the
largest and most complete stock
of cloths, cassimores and other
goods for mems wear over brought
to this city. He has full line Of
fine imported goods, and is pre-
pared to make garments o. full
suits at short notice, and guaran-
tees q fit. Store on north side OF
public square.
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"Thore it goes again." he
growled as he leaned against The
cold IRON fence in front of Trinity.
"When strychnine went up l had
no money to buy with, and now
that q sharp advance in dynamite
is coming and I've got a couple of
dollars TO invest, / find there is an
ordinance prohibiting its storage
in largo quantities in the city"
Gust Ike me-" SAID q man who
hitehed along toward him. "When
| had no money to pay for my
meals let 'em Kick me without
protest. Now that Pm rich and
can buy restaurant and do some
kicking myself, l go and get run
over and loose my kicking leg. 1
tell you, partner, luck is dead agin'
some n."-Wall Street news.
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Yet in the Asbeck Building.

While we are not advertising so extensive
" as Others, please remember that we ot1el
you feed and mill stuff rs low as any one
guaranteeing what We sell you and especially
us to quantity and weights. We solicit pat.
ronsge from all desiring
Feed and best seed corn,
Bran, shorts, seconds and -four,
Hay-best in market,
Oats-best in market.
Free city delivery.
We offer for sale real estate in city, con,
tanning over ten acres with improvements
also one building LOT, corner Germania and
West streets. VIII exchange for good
county property. COOKE X Co.
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Wines! MineS..

Just received full assortment
of white and red wine-best quail,
ty-in quantities to suit purchas,
ers. Just the thing for the holi.
days. Also, all delicacies, sausage,
and canned goods. Low prices. A
good 10 cent cigar for ) cents,
Large stock on hand, call and try
them. SAM MUERv
o. X. SaloUt:
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n Word to the Wise.

l have now the entire control II
Brennan of the well-knOwn Lud,
low shoes and keep 4 very large
stock and great variety of styles
for ladies, misses and children, and
at prices that are very low consid-
ering the fine and durable quality
OF the goods. They are the best
fitting and wearing goods on the
market. ! ask a trial of the shoes
and you will use no others. See
my advertisement every Sunday.
G. A. POTTER.
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Students of language and chang
es therein should not overlook the
striking examples of vigor IN the
native lingo just now furnished by
the Cincinnati newspapers. Here
is a specimen from one of them:
The infamous depths of personal
blackguardism, to which the Com
merclal Gazette, under the manage
ment of Mr.. Halstead, can descend,
has been long known to this COM
munity. No one with self-respect
can afford to meet it upon Its own
level. This paper cannot, either
in its own behalf, or IN behalf of
those whom 1t has reason to re-
spect, take up the only weapons
which such Il blackguard would
feel. They are ready to our hand
as he well knows. 1t would need
but brief time to raise from the
grim skeleton IN his closet such .
fearful rafting of bones as would
leave him, IN his humiliation, no
sleep for many night to come.
1t is better 10 leave him where he
Is, bringing daily upon himself the
scorn of disguised community.
In the midst of his own filthy
vomit he slips and slobbers, hurt
ing only those with whom he is
personally associated.
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The quiet old college town of
Princeton, N. j., is undergoing a
wonderful religious revival. A
special from that city says: "Not
since George Washington drove a
detachment of British soldiers from
the walls of Nassau Hall, the orig
inal college building, on Jan. 8,
TIT, has Princeton known such
excitement as Its inhabitants arc
experiencing at the present time.
Men who never thought of going
10 church have become penitent
converts. Big posters on the
street announce the revival meet
ings at the three churches, and at
ter Z o'clock at night the town is
still and dark, except in the
churches. The Rev. DIR. McCosh,
the president of the college, takes
an active interest in the reviVals,
and the students of the theological
seminary of the Presbyterian
church, founded under the auspices
of the Synod of New York, are all
participants in the revival meet
ings.,
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imported Goods,

Just received: Austrian sar,
dimes by the barrel. Imported and
domestic sausage, of all kinds,
Canned goods in endless variety.
imported Roqueport, Edam, Neu.
schatel, Frontage dc Bris, Green
and Swiss cheese. Domestic Swiss
cheese. Imported Muenstcr, Dand.,
Llmburger and brick cheese. West
fabian ham. Ncunaugen ham
Salt sardellcs; anchovies and HoI'
land herring. Imported smoked
Hamburger eel, by the pound.
Lunch at all hours. Goods de-
lIvered free TO families.
A. a. WoEHLER.
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ASsIGNEE'S SALE.

hereby make known to the public in gen.
eral thst l shall sell ous at COST fer 81 OF
CASH, the entire stock OF Dry Goods, Boots
Shoes, Hats, and Groceries, Sewing Ma,
chimes, etc, ETC., assigned to me by L. a
Niebuhr d Co.
J. H. II. PRINZNG, Assignee.
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Selling Ont at Cost,

lamnow offering my stool; of hardware st
cost for cash, it il well selected and suited to
the wants of :his section, and was bought for
Gal, st very low prices. As this is rare
opportunity those in want OF hardware viii
! end it to their interest t. examine my stock
and prices. ". \. HELLy.
Brennan. Dec. Il. 1885.
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Sam Muery has the only first
class lunch stand in the city. He
keeps imported saugage and
cheese; also canned meats of every
description. Lunches prepared al
hort notice.
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Marriage Licenses

The following is a list of the
marriage licenses issued by the
county clerk for the week ending
Feb. 10.
Christian Petry and Emile Conrad.
Wilhelm Meets and Emile Spinn.
Jack Baker and Jane Hill.
Franz GeryK and Maryans kriyaeka.
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Mr.. G. A. REIDEL, of Fayette
county, who has built thirty jails
in Texas, is in the city and will
to-day submit 9 bid for repairing
our county Jail. He will under
take to make the jad perfectly se-
cure and at the same time improve
its ventilation and convenience.
If he gets the contract he will have
all the work done here. Mr. Rel
del says the building itself is all
right 1t is the cells that need
changing.
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From and after to-day, Tuesday,
we will deliver meats free OF
charge IN any part of the city.
Parties can send in their orders
market open all day.
FISHER l. WEIs.
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CAPTURED. = Ben Marques, a
white boy about Is years OF age,
stands charged with stealing a
horse from near independence. He
was captured in Brown county.
Sheriff Dever went after him and
returned Monday evening bringing
his prisoner MARQUES was given
quarters in the county Jail.
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We have 10 store the best Red
Oats for planting, and Aorthern
Seed Potatoes. We have arriving
in few days, Select Northern Seed
Corn. A full line Of staple Grocer
les always on hand. We sell cheap
because we sell for cash.
I B. ELDRIDGE & Co.
! Rrcnham. Ian. %. 'S6.
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MILITARY.-A movement is on
foot in the city looking to the or
ganiEation of a new military com
pany. A list having this object in
view was circulated on Thursday
and Judging from the number of
signatures obtained and the stand
ing of the signers the move is like
ly to meet with success. A military
company is o good thing for the
city and should by all means be
kept up and encouraged.
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WHOLESALE THEFT.-The other
night the lock was broken off the
stable at the residence of DR.. J. E.
Muse, in this city, and Is bushsls
of corn and 4 bales OF hay were
hauled off in a wagon. The COW
was also turned out and MIXED.
Il little before Christmas the doc
tor was robbed of 31-2 bales Of
hay, IL bushels of corn and 6 bush,
els OF potatoes. The thieves seem
to have a spite against the doctor
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TIE Presbyterian concert at
Eldr,dge hall Monday night was
largely attended, the house being
comfortably full. The programme
was very lengthy and was COM
pletely carried out. Applause
was frequent during the evening
and where all done SO well it
would be unjust to make any dis
tinctlons.
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MAYORS CouRT.-Friday-Susan
Ann Brooks, colored lady, wa,
arraigned on the formidable charge
of "uslng profane and obscene
language, contrary to the ordin'
ances and against the peace and
dignity of the city of Brennan, u
and for this elephantine misde
meanor she was fined the pitiful
sum OF 81 together with the Gus
tomary trimmings.
Miss Vina Vaughn, colored, same
charge as above; dismissed.
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LARGE quantities of improved
agricultural implements are being
sold in this market. Many o. the
lands in this county have been
in cultivation for nearly half a cen
tury without the use of any ferti.
lizers, and the day is not for dis
tant when they will, on the old
land, have to be used as freely as
they are in Georgia and Old Vir
riuia,
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When the subject of snow Is
preached the old settler declines to
be interviewed. No such sIeigeing
war ever known gin the fifties. -
Omaha Bee.
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Forakcr's appeal that justice be
done the negro in Ohio is timely.
Ohio Is the only State in the I'm
ION, so far as reported, where n
SUIT is now pending by eolored
man to enforce his civil rights
Louisville Courier-J ournal, Dem.
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Selected KANSAS CORN fol
seed to arrive in a few days. Our
Rust Proof Seed Oats, is the chois'
cest that can be procured.
Please call and see for your
selves.
HUNT Il Co.
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Cabinet Photographs only 81
per dozen. Don't miss the oppor-
tunity but come at once, before the
rush. Remember, only 81 per
dozen-former price 81.
W. Il. SMELL.
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a NEGRO named Blake in Bren-
ham, but who has another name in
Bastrop county, was arrested by
officer Loo kett Saturday afternoon,
on capias from Bastrop. The
offense he Is charged with was not
learned. Blake was jailed and the
sheriff of Bastrop county was
notified by telegraph.
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HEAD BROKE. Last Saturday
night George Chadwick one of the
best negroes OF the Chappell Hill
neighborhood, had bis head broke
by lack Coleman: another negro,
1t seems that Chadwick went to
Coleman's cabin on q plantation
near town, and that the latter and
his wife, who is Chadwick's sister,
were having some unpleasantness;
Chadwick interfered IN behalf OF
his sister whom Coleman hit him
on the head with bed Stat knock.
ing him down, he then picked up
a skillet and struck Chadwick
on the head breaking his skull. AT
last accounts tho wounded man
was in a prccarious condition.
lack seeing the mischief he had
done skipped.
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SAM HEWITT, who was charged
with horse stealing, had prelim-
mary examination before Justice
Hackworth, on Monday there be-
ing no evidence against HIM he
was discharged without bond.
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Wagons Cheap,

| have Tor sale at ieGg than Cost
three new wagons; also one
secondhand wagon very chenp.
J. ". WEEB.
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JusTIoE's COURT. - Saturday -
August Joske, drunk and disorder
ly; 81 and trimmings; total s12.
Mr.. Joske made the court happy
by paying up like gentleman.
He was invited to call again when
in town.
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Cotton SHIPMENTS. The total
shipments of cotton this season up
to and including the 9th inst, is
26, 800 bales. 1t is estimated that
there is fully 1000 bales of cotton
in town at the compress and plat
forms.
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A curious club exists in Paris,
whose object is TO assist intoxicat-
cd persons home late at night. If
the patient is able to indicate
where he lives, he is escorted to
his lodgings; if he is too far gone
10 give the information, he is con-
vey 10 the headquarters ofthe club
and kept TIL sober,
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A PETITION to the commissioners
court was circulated Monday, and
numerously signed, asking the
court 10 establish an airline road
from Brennan to Independence.
Such a road Is very much needed.
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Mr.. J. B. CAMPBELL, of Gay Hill,
was in the city yesterday for the
first time since he was wounded.
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The commissioner court devot-
cd Tuesday to examining and
auditing bills against the county.
There is plenty of them.
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The weather continues warm
and the streets are dusty enough
to require a sprinklIng cart.
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THE examination of applicants
for the vacancy IN the Camptown
colored school will be held In the
superinlendents Office on Satur-
day, the 18th inst. The examina-
lion will begin at TO a. m. and
close at l u. m.
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Mr.. J. NJ. HANNAH constable of
Precinct No. ? has resigned. The
commissioners will appoint his
successor at the present term.
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CoTToN.-Recelpts are light and
prices low, but the demand is good,
we quote middling 8 cents; good
middline SI-4t S3-S cents.
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SHERIFF DEvER left on Tuesday
for Wharton county to bring back
q negro named Jones or Smith ar.
rested on a capias from this coun'
tY,
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The Ohio Legislature is at work
on another election law which, st
would seem, is much needed.
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The Poets and Poetry of Texas,
by Sam Il. Dixon, is the title OF q
very handsome volum, presented
to the BANNER by the author. Mr..
Dixon and Mr.. T. j. Neatherry are
in the city and will call on orr
citizens soliciting subscriptions TO
the book, which Is strictly Texas
production, authorship, printing
and binding.
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St. Louis thinks it BIDS far to
be known as the Getty of Conven-
ton" Seven national conventions
are to meet there during the year.
These are the knights Templar, 3"
the "Wool Growers" the Dairy
men," the photographers" the
American Medical Association"
the Insurance Men" and the
Butchers"
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III. Fisher,

Wholesale agent for Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic, Brennan, Texas, a
safe medical preparation.
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A GOOD deal OF the grain that
was supposed to have been frozen
out during the cold spell, is now
coming up to a fair stand.
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MR. R. S. TARvER and family will
leave for San Angelo, Tom Green
county, their future home, on the
sth inst.
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Landreth's New Crop of Garden
Seeds,

am prepared to supply nay old customer;
and sll who use these very reliable seeds
,it IN in fat papers. in pint and one-hail
pint boxes; OF u bulk, at my nsU quarters,
The Grange Store.
d&w2w J. s. NoRTgN.
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Immediately, = salesman on the Santa Fs
railroad. Address. with stamp, stating
amount g. ectea Knapp CiEsF Co., FeEt
Worth, Texas.
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Remoyal!r RemovaI!!

F. kiber, candy manufacturer
and dealer in fruits and contec'
tioneries. heretofore next to Gid
dings bank, has removed to the
corner under Central hotel. Don't
forget the place.
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On Tuesday, the 9th inst, the
Young Mems Social Club had theil
quarterly election of officers
Beauregard Bryan, president; W
e. Smell, vIce-president; L. b
RandIe. secretary; F. Kiber, treas
urer, and L. R. Bryan, l.. Kirk and
VIM. Lusk, trustees. They decid.
ed to open their hall for the usual
wee ally entertainments which were
so popular last year. Undoubted-
ly the club was success last year
and its efforts should be encourag-
ed by all this year, as it did more
than any other one institution OF
the town TO relieve the ennui of
tho spring and summer months.
The character of its entertainments
Will be mixed, combining dancing.
literary and theatrical amuse-
ments, suited to the tastes OF all.
Under Its auspices Eldrldge hall
has taken its old stand as the lead
ing place of social amusement in
the town.
As the order of entertainments
are decided upon they will be an
nounced in the BANNER.
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Adyices frLm Canada are TO the
effect that smallpox has appeared
at st. Pie. This is dreadful. The
upper crust of st. Pie should be
Observation-Disclosures Prass.
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COMMISSIONERS Court convened
on Monday. The entire day was
spent in receiving and examining
the reports of road overseers.
More overseers made reports than
ever before, and the disposition is
quite general to comply with the
law
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When Baby vas sick, we gave her cAsIoRLA,
When she was Child, she cried for CASToRLA.
i hen she became Miss she chung TO CASToRIA
When she had Children, she gave them CASTORI
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Notice,

On and after Monday, Feb. It'll,
my Office will be in courthouse, in
county assessors office.
e. L. SALLEY-
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GAVE BoND.-WIllis BouldIn the
negro charged with stealing cot
ton, ETC., gave bond In the sum OF
$500 on Friday, and was released
from Jail.
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IT may seem strange, but rain Is
actually needed by farmers.
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JusTmE's CouRT.-Wednesday-
JEFF Davis, colorcd, carrying . pls-
toll; plead guilty, find s25 and
trimmings; toral S37 60 equal TO
one bale OF good ordinary cotton.
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NEWBoUER Bros fire sale com
mences Monday, February LIST
from 8 o'clock a. III, till 6 p. m,
and then daily until sold.
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Choice selections in Plush Goods,
Odor Cases and Toilet stands at
r. E. Luhn's.
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Locock's Ough Elixir,

Lococl5s Coughs Elixir Tor Cold.
Locock's Cough Elixir for Coughs.
Locock's Cough Elixir for Consumption,
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IT is rumored that Knights OF
Labor assembly was organized in
this city last week.