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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

Hon. John A. Campbell spoke at West
on, Saturday.
Burglars are working Wetzel county, and
making it pay.
The mercury reached 100 in the shade
a L-wisburg, last Friday.
Buckhannon is growing in pr osperity
since ii has railroad facilities.
"Bnuk' Miller, of Roane county, broke
one OF his legs, last week, by a fall.
Every town of any prominence in the
State hrs one or two base bali clubs.
The levy for county purposes in Monroe
county il 30 cents on the 500 this year.
Ned Johnson, of Charlestown, was run
over by an OK cart and had u thigh broken.
The Uc>i Jirginia Farmer is the name
OF "A new agricultural publication at King
wood.
O +. Floyd, OF Taylor wp7 badly m
iursd. recently, by b,iHg thrown from a
buggy.
Greenbrier county haq S,4l6 head Of
SHEEP, 1907 head Of cattle and 1896
head Of hcG1.
The Baltimore u Ohio Railroad will
bn'ld a uew bridge over Cheat River, at
K w.eshuTg.
An old genilrman, aged LOG Yeas, WIS
buried in the SlAughteT's Creek Grave
yard on Saturday last.
TIE three children recently born in the
family Of Mr. Eiward Arthur, at Shep-
hyrdstowI. are all dead.
TIE Wood cocnty Board Of Commi-sion-
eTs have decided 40 erect a new iron bridge
across the Little Kanawha.
A niuc-year old daughter Of Mr. A r.
Russlrr, Of hlartinsburs, was bitten very
badly in the thigh by - dog lest Saturday
evening.
General 4. S. Core, a widely known citi-
zen Of EIenborG, Richie county, died ut
ais home there at9n'clock saturday NOM
ing, aged - years.
The saw mill located on Green's run,
about two miles eesl Of KIDgwo0d, be
longing to Mcthrney " liston, was burned
Last Friday morning
The mare stolen from Deputy Sheriff
Eugene Baker, Of Berkeley county, Il few
nights ago, was recovered lest week and
the tibet lodged in al.
Il is stated that the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad company have put 4 large force
ui hands a. worl; filing with dirt and
tone the high ~trtst.,s along the road.
William +. Browning, aged II years,
jaime, ". Browning, was run over
i,-tp,tIy EtII..1 W.IupsGav in thp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

SUMNER silks reduced from zoe to 35c
per yard, at Stone X Thomas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

TNEogurEnIN uuC INEQUALITY IN
WAGES uF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
OPERATIVES Is NoE TUNN E~QuALILrp
UY JHr GREATER EFFICIENCY uF IHE
LATTER rms AMERICANS And THEIR
LONGER HuU Rs uF INUuE -SEUEETNRN
.n STATE JANIS q. BLAINE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

LAWS, Satinos ard Seer,u,s.-
n half former pric At Stone nvs '-'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
GARFIELD TEA.

ton in herbs. Femals Weakr. ~,
persons With s%edentaTy .ngrogn-, and
find a priceless boon IN Garar.t
keeps the sewerage Of the system on. d
on the liver, kidneys aai the t.a.T
gentle laxative that neither iruia,.. d
bilitstes. In Pittsburg Q. j.. a .s
household word. The doctors are
it to their patients. Druggists have
sale. JOY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
WEBSTER DISTRICT.

STATE Conventional. C. Never. J. u.
stanton, c c. Webster, l. F. Stewart, H..
b BSluely.
Congressional Conveniently. II. Tray
is, c. LsOnhart, c A Helmbright, James
Iarkins, Wm. Schwertfgser.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
Richie DISTRICT.

State Convention. Geo. Bowman, Chas.
Craig. K NJ. Gilleland, Thomas Lewis, F..
II. Cugo.
Congressional Convention. - Thomas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

MADISON DISTRICT.
STATE Convvution-G,o. o Saith, Geo
I CIllle, - II. Ta?paD, w. J. W. Cow.
js,, + II ogan.
Congressional Convention c. T. Schen-
e%rl-rn, James ? Maxwell, A. II FOsguy,
James I,.ho, Granville Rolls.
CLAY DISTRICT.
State Conventjon-C. h. Hart, n. b.
Scott, G W. Atkinson, r. II Lewis, A.
W Campbell.
Congressional C1nvrntion-Prof. J.. II.
Jones, c. + Hart, Feed Miller, Geo. W.
Boyd, W. f Peterson.
UNION DISTRICT.
State C2uvsuuon-J. II. Metcalf W +.
Simpson, G.. w. Hess, Il. S. Allison, Phil
Fletcher.
Congressional Canyeption-James Me
Adams, Charles BiCker;Ou, q. VI. Ford,
Abram St.mm, VIM. Mccormick.
ENTIRE DISTRICT.
State Convention .-Conrad Wassaman,
W. y. LjnCh, Chas. Bichmau, Jas. X.
Hall, Chss b Reed.
Congressional Convention.-E W. Dan
away, Geo Hlrkius +. c. ArbeDz, James
L. Deg,nt, C1as. EactruaH.
County Commissioner.-Col y. wilkin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-31
II. BENEDIKr.

What q Gloss r hend of the Murdered B5er
chan, Says Of His Career in Texas.
Special 70 the Gazette.
TERRELL, Tx, March se.-Mr. II
Benedict, who was recently killed at Dial
las, was for years one of the most promi-
nent and prosperous merchants In Ter
rell. Ia fact his business grew to such
magnitude that he sought Dallas because
Terrell was too small for his business
His death here created considerable com
ment, and knowing Mr.. Phillip Altbayei
had known Mr.. Benedict intimately al
most ever since he came to America, your
correspondent sought an interview with
him regarding the deceased, which was al
follows;
Rsporter-Mr. Altbayer, would you OBJ.
ject to talking little about Mr.. Bene-
lkt that TIE GAZETTE readers may have
your views regarding himP
Mr.. A Not at all, but know nothing
of the killing.
Rsp-But 1 wish to know something
of his past life. Have you known Mr.
Benedict for sometime7
Mr.. Avery intimately for more thsn
thirty years.
Rsp.-Did he generally pay his debts
Mr.. Ayes, he always paid his debts,
and have known instances Of his making
enemies by saving he 'never failed, and
always paid 100 cents on the dollar 10
fact he prided himself on this matter. Il
shocks me, knowing him as I do
even admitting he owed Kahn
s200-to think he should lose his life fol
that amount when there are thousands
who make the meanest kind Of fail
ures tor as many thousand dollars.
Reporter-Was Mr.. Benedict austere
or haughtyP
Mr.. Ale was one OF those men who
seem to have inherited a super.
abundance Of SARCASM, which crops
out In almost everything, and
which many times threw covering over
the truly generous nature Of the man. He
was quick to discern and act In matters OF
trade, and was remarkably successful.
These peculiar traits OF Mr.. Benedict
made him enemies, and being . man OF
strong pretudices, he was rather IN
yielding In his opinions.
Rep-Was Mr.. Benedict in the habit OF
gamblipg7
Mr.. A probably Mr.. Benedict never
saw gambling room. but he was fond Of
friendly game Of ptker. 1 know what
am speaking about when 1 say his 80
called friends used to combine together
to fleece him, and remember very well
In 1873 that one of them Dragged
to me that they had feeced Benedict ont
of 5000. know nothing of Kahn's debt.
1t may have been poker debt. 10 many
respects Mr.. Benedict was 8 remarkable
msn. He certainly WAS always success
IN mis- undertakings snd surmounted diff
culties by his indomitable will power.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-31
A VIEW OF LOW llEE.
Not frsz. . Neral ssa.dpeiaf, Bat IN ..
Hntirsly Physical Sense.

Not frs.. . Moral ssa.dpsi.t, sns IN ..
Hntirsly Phys,ssl Sens.
when she pulse beats feebly; when. the ener-
~ IL gone when the appetite. 10 weak and sleep
uncertain, then the body is In condition Of
actual "low Mfe." No matter What the causes
may have been Nature has given way and unless
her strength is restored disease is certain to
take possession of the body. The first thing any
doctor does In such csseis 70 assist Nature.
Here are some instances;
P ofessor Austin Flint d Bellevue (New
York; College, says: "ths tadie,oss use of al
coholic stimulants is ems of the striking char.
acteristics of progress I'D the practice Of medi-
cine during the last hall century."
The well known Professor Joseph Parish,
rays: I'VE know tha. alcohol will steady the
heart, Glow ,hspulse, warm the skin. calm ex-
el enient, and We ought.to use It."
The celebrated gx.J. ii. Carnwan says: al
am mos happy to cay, after very thorough
test, taat for persons suffering with nervous
and general debility or any wasting disease, or
for defeats persons Of invslids. Duhy's Pure
MaIs y hi,ky.isthe best tonic and purest s,imu-
lans with which I AN acquainted"
There are no higher scientific author les than
these SID they sneak volumes for this pure and
valuable whisky Which has become so wonder
fully popuiag Beware Of ali bottled whiskys
which may beoffosed you, except Duffy's. 1t
has stood the tsss of time and Is absolutely
lure, Bafy's Formula Is o positive cure for
cough, colds and l pulmonary troubles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-31
JEFFERSON.
A Doctor Laid up with a Broken Leg.
Special 70 the Gazette,

A Doctor Laid up with Broken Leg.
Special 70 the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, March 3o.-Lste
yesterday evening while DR.. Clopton was
on his way home from his office, his bug
gY horse became frightened and ran down
the street at full speed, the doctor being
unable to manage him. Several attempts
we're made to stop him by parties walk
ing, but to no avail. AS he turned The
corner at Judge Rogers, the buggy
struck an iron post completely upsettlng
it, throwing the doctor under the buggy.
When he WAS taken from the wreck 1t
was discovered that both bones OF his
right leg, just above the ankle. were
broken. Doctors Terhure and Cooper
were called in .nd soon bound up the
fractured member. The accident Is 5
great misfortune to DR.. Clopton, as he
will be confned to his bed for months,
but it is considered miracle he was not
killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-31

psople lave been on the alert lest they
niiPhs lose sill the supplies they had.
Night before last Mr.. Duncan McWN-
liams, living three miles west OF here, was
aroused from his slumbers by noise
which he thought was IN the direction OF
his corn cri }, and he shou dered his shot
gun and stepped out OF the house and
spied man st his crib, and fired at him
The theft ran of leaving behind him q
hat, one ham of meat and sack. Mr..
McWilliams thinks he can identify the
hat, and bring the thief to Justice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-31

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-31
Pardon.d FL. ct1on Jnbhsrs.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March 30 Governor
Jackson lsst night psrdoned seven Demo-
cratic judges snd CLERKS of election who
were found guilty Of having perpetrated
frauds at the polls two years sgo. They
were sentenced on June 81 last to two
years imprisonment. Governor Jackson
said he thought the men had suffered
enough for their offense. a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-31
Fired at the Thief,
.euce of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
BRANDON, TEX, March 29.-It has
been 5 common custom in our community
Of late FOR midnight rovers to visit corn
cribs and smoke houses and supply them
selves with corn and meat, and the COM
plant has been 50 common that honest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-31
(AX SALES FOR THE YEAR 1887.

Byvtue n
Attn
axesp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-31

We want your business during April.
Can we have IL?
FoRT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-31

Fort Worth Poss T. P. A. meeting st
Pickwick hotelSsturdaY evening, March
81, ads
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-31

We want your business during April
Can We have ia
FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02
How 10 Handle tI,s IIat.
From the Clothier and Furnisher.

From the Clothier and Furnisher.
The following rules are supplied by New York
halter 70 his customers:
Hyou pass lady, though q stranger, In the hall
OF hotel on the stair, II you do her any little
service, such as restoring her fan or glove, or II
she makes an inquiry OF you or you OF her. raise
your nat.
gentleman walking with an acquaintance
raises his hat TO those persons whom his frfend
salutes, but does not bow
Gentlemen remove their hats in hotel elevators
when ladies are present
Wel-bred men hit their hats TO their wives upon
meeting them In public place as defersnftally as
70 any other lady. -
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DRAWING OF OCTOBER IL. 1887.

Paid Fourth National Bank, New York city,. $4,000
NJ ossure' D salem ST, Boston, Mass ...... $4,000
Gus. AS I. a; Scot! SErinsnsld. MINI $4,000
ps M K;:;:: $4,000
New Orleans; for a depostor. .............. $4,000
IT. aees 10 COMMON ST., New Orleans..... $4,000
T, EThef, new YORK city ::.......... 5000
y yi w. hcharus. dopknsville, Ky......... 5000
yo ~ " Weeks. fayettsyille. Tenn 5000
IL Z; uuhser, Augusta Ga ................. 5000
T1 ~ Coie PORTLAND, Me 5000
Mo- Nos >st.i, New IBERIA Ia: 5000
mr.; hnnks fredonia. N Y................ 5000
Va, va, israel. Donaldsvie. L.............. 1000
r. " u}asue I'd DECATUR st. New Orleans. 1000
y a, .pnttrick S3 MIX st, Boston. Mass. 1000
'" ~ Van Dyke care Marshall Field Co,
John f. sullivan. 80 Fleet ST.. Boston 1000
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DRAWING OF SEPT. Is, 1887.

ran haier i56 Hudson Ave. Chicago. n..... 5000
Eraf 81 nI,uhouse. II ............... 5000
PAID p m, Kinis, NSnoik, NeD ...;;.::....; 5000
Bank New Orleans for depositor ......... 5000
Chris ~ toin I.,E rex 5000
NIL iil n 5000
PAIL ppn na,, sioux Falis Dak 5000
II Seopiss bahk, New YORK City. 5000
n Mount fawas City, Mich. ...,... 5000
ALBERT Evans through First National Bank
NJ, Pueblo, Col N; Observation-Disclosures. 5000
RI; Wn .s W sidaall canton Ohio........ 1000
+, r. ~ YOU. lexington ky........... 1000
GIi,1 NJ 80 brSadway, New York City,. 1000
CH iiI Mnllensn; new YORK Cify............. 1000
Sa,;cn o9PITuson, Moole Ala................ 1000
AoN"i oou'inercisi BANK Mobile. Aia...... 1000
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DoS,r BE- FoorrsH.

And it would be foolish to give up your hard
dollar without first seeing the Biggest Bargains
offered Ii hrst-class Clothing. Don't be foolish aud
pay dollar for what buy for so cts. Don't be
foolish and think you eau do well somewhere else.
Look at our 1925 Strictly all Wool Getaway Suits.
Look at our $40 Strictly all Wool Cashmere Suits.
Look at our $40 Asssbet Flannel suits, strictly all
Wool and guaranteed not to fade.
Look at our $l5 Prince Albert Suits; they cannot be
matched anywhere for less than S.s2
Our SO Prince Albert Suits equal to any $50
Suit you can buy.
Look at our 81 Business Suits: they are ~ good a.
any 81 SUIT You can buy anywhere.
Wen show you q full line Of Spring Suits for men
from 10 up. which from 25 to 40 cent cheaper
than you can buy them elsewhere.
For Boys from "a To IL we have full line Of Suits
At $5 50, 81 and 30.
order % close entire stock Of Childrsns Suits
We sell them 90 cents the dollar.
Men' Q and Boys Pants from u un
Chaidren's Pants from 25c mp.
Give % . call and be oonvincsds t
THE
Oh DON AND LIvERP Ooz
tLOTHINo co.
my25 COR 9TH AND q Sta
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DRAWING OF JULY 12. 1887.

Mels, Fargo Co. San Francisco, Cal. :
John Murphy, Genmsry, Tenn, through
FIRST Natl Bunk of CHATTANOOGA Tenu
Henry Downs. saltwater Plantation, near
Hi.. MSS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Darius X. Burr. 40 Forsyth St. New York
.hrls sintes. 40S Dryades St., New Orleans,
Archie /. Allen. Bnifajo' 'y'............-.....
D. r Coleman, Petersburg. Va. through CITY
BANK OF Richmond. Richmond. Va...,
Mioert schroeder, burlington Iowa. .......
NATL Bank. Marquette, Mich ..
f1rst National b ink, Terre Haute Ind
London and San Francisco Bank Uimitedj
San Francisco, Cal
Wells Fargo Co. san Francisco, Cal. ..
John T. Bett, Portland. Me. ....................
Ango- Californian Bank. San Francisco.
robert Joseph Leigh. 80 Aillett St, N ".
CITY National Bank Cairo Ills
Isaac vaughn, New York City.
u. T. Jackson and NJ. g. Cook. Cairo. Ills. .....
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DRAWING OF APRIL 10, 1888.

Geo. Gregg 293S Alter St. Philadelphia. .....
". II. Barclay, Pittsburg, Pa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
Chas. +. Morse. $50 Harrison Ave-, boston
Francisco, Cal. .................
VIM. Severance, Lebanon. KY, through the
Natl Bank Of Lebanon. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
W. A. Francis. Salem. Va, through Farmers
National Band of Salem. Va.
Thos. Fair Philadelphia. Pa. ..............
j. Z. Weiss. Detroit, Mich, through Detroit
A. L. Carson. San Francisco Cal. ..-........
j. Hall. through X. L. Hall, Richmond, Va.
National Bank OF the Republic, Washington.
Party at santa Rosa, Cal, through Pacific Bank
OF San Francisco, Cal.
RaOul Deavernine, so Beaver, New York..
Nashville Savings Co., Banking House, Nash
vile, ................
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INUk SAIE-
e Very desirable new eroom dweIltnGs. Al modimp,
located south Carolina ave pounaylvAuis ava
= q: beautiful location; wtde parkng cQnvsnient 70
cara. hc1dicn. churcheA echoo1a and MARKET Houneo
s:ss - ..'''''''i 's SsS2 ga
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DRAWING OF pEcExBEs Ia 1857.

Harrison v, yickers. Chestertowu. Nd. q
TroPisnd,c5 Omaha Ns6....;
NATIONAL Bank Of Columbia. Pn.......
James Thompson, 80 aud 80 Union MArket. St
VIM ds-.o@ 81. Andrew ns;:wliis 81. New
Orleans.
D: q. baldwin. for New Orlcans National Hank.
New Orieana, La. O account q 3 deposi-
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DRAWING OF AUGUST Q, 1887.

C. W. Norman. C1overport, XIV through
Kentucky National Bank; Louisville. 80. 10000
Hentqcky National Bank, Louisville. KY. 1900
y Fontaine, Caliente Cal ............ IL 900
Wells. Fargo & Co.. san Francisco Cal. 1IOO0
Alexander Co. National Bank, Cairo Ills II 00
Geo. IL Z,pp, Houston, Tex.,.,.......' 1 < 000
W H. Anthony, Houston, Tex,........ 15'000
National Park Bank. New York CITY ~ / < fo8
Roger. Cambell & Ray Bayne. Deming New
T, M e ..;...................... 5000
~ : p "Ooos fortlann; Me-. 5000
80, ., niT d. Snica1o. III .............. 5000
T Ii narrett, Iprohto Ont Can....... 5000
III Y Srun2 JonesonrI. Mo.....-....... 5000
W., A. Barnhill. jackson. Tenn, collected ~
. through First National Bank, Jackson 5OOO
:. +. Hill New Orleans, Ia......,.. S040
D. r Shuize, 213 W. Markham st Little
VIM; Higglns Adams. Boston, Mass ~ 5000
h9bt McNaughiou, Governor ST.. Richmond
VI q .....;a,........-....... 1000
c. ~ 90 oco't limp folht lis 1000
49,, LII C t Ia aonla 1000
James Stevenson 80 Hanover st. Providence ~
7, II III 1000
Oscar Groshell. with Richardson Drug Co ''
W om mil Nee ;:.............. 1000
Nj - ~ caN rancisco. Cat 5000
Roht Yonn1 ie 3eS New iork Cny........ 1000
New Orleans. La.......................... 1000
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DRAWING OF MAY STH, 1888

N. A. Kelly. Pittston. Pa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Mrs. q. Z. Coleman, st. Louis, No.. IL
j. W. Yates, 6l2 G St. n. W., Washington
A deposition, Louisiana National Bank. New ID
The City National Bank. Dallas. Tex. 4
DR.. Il. Quincy. Anderson, Grimes County,
Geo ii. Xshe. galveston, observation-disclosures. II
American National Bank OF Kansas City, Mo-. IL
A; Phillips, through I. W. House, Houston,
Anglo Californian Bank. Limited. San Fran
Mrs' r +. Robinson. Ais Dryades st., New IL
Col Il. II. Porter, Birmingham, Ala ....... s
.. b. Biiner. Dennison. o.. through Farmers
and Merchants Bank, Urichsv lie, O.. {
Mrs. Frances A. Hoke, Emmitsburg, Ma......
II. Burning. Moweaqua, Ill. through v. sny-
der Co.. Moweaqua, Ill. ...............,... &
John Harrington, Houghton, Mich .........
CITY National Bank of Cairo, ll.............. 4
NJ. Waligurski. New York. .................... 4
s. Norganstcrn, San Francisco, Cal, through
Anglo-Cahfornisn Bank. Limited, san Fran
A correspondent, through Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Bank, San Francisco Cal ........... 2
Collected through Merchants and Planters
Bank of Pine Bluff, Ark. 2
G. L. Stanly, o12 Montgomery St.. San Fran
cAsco'
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DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1888

Correspondent at San Francisco, through
Louisiana National Bank New Orleans. La.
John Q. Pohl, Michigan City, Ind, through
=, First National Bank Of Michigan City. Ind;
Robt PoutZ, Frankfort, Mich, through First
National Bank of Manistee. Mich. ...........
Mrs V. Gilly, FOG ST. Phillip ST., New Orleans,
Anglo-C Californian Bank. Limited. Of San
M simsni Csmsrons Cal fbro,cb Walls.
Fargo 4 Co., San Francisco.
Geo. j: johnson, Baraga, Mich, through Vim.
Matthew Steffens. Harrison st. Police Station.
Peter ". Harrison, il0 Carondeiei St. New
=, A".
r l.: Cammack, zulu. Miss.
Southwestern National Bank Of Philadelphia,
G. f. Soudley Abbeyile &; f. i C
Joe Declue, Bonnie rerre, Mo. ..................
l. +. Cooper, Cleveland, O......................
A. g. Drobish, Lincoln, H., through German
American National Bank of lincoln. ........
John u. Truitt. Winchester, nl................
L. Carter, Santa Clara, Cal. ..................
d. Meier. Denison, Iowa, through Crawford
County State Bank Of Denisop, Ia............
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DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 8. 1888

motifs franklin, Vancouver. b. c., Canada. $4,000
SaS 1ront orleans, Nebraska. ............ $4,000
", h LAndon. Newport News, Va, through
Burruss, Son Il Co., Norfolk, Va. ........, $4,000
EiSar Burnett. agent Adams Express Co.,
1s Jackson hsa,! Mich $4,000
y Watson IN Newport Ara $4,000
NJ ton Mass $1,000
NO osl.sns La ,..;...:.................... 10 900
Nj, fSas,' AhatondL Mont $4,000
us I brnarI Sioux Falls Oak. $4,000
yasi naker. hlssouia. Mont. ..-......... $4,000
t,h,s HaerSToss fhiladeiphia Pa; 10000
rS Geo +. Harringt9n, Banker. Edinburg 80. 5000
v Col 5000
Mnn leslie San Francisco. Ca............ 5000
mount vernon Banking Co.. Mount Vernon,
= Ind ...:...................... 5000
" Wonnurter, oldham, Oak. 5000
n ARSON, Monongahela City, Ps......... 5000
~ Macon, Elwood Ind .............. 1000
y y. Lofstrom. Burlington, Iowa ....., 5000
wells, Fargo Co. San Francisco, Cal .. 5000
First National Bank, Nashville Tenn. .... 1000
e. d Mills and J. 4. Brady, through Union
NATIONAL Bank. Kansas City, Mo. ......,,..., 1000
=; q Hedrich. Las Vegas n Mex.............. 1000
a aoans Las vegas. n Mex ................. 1000
A.. - anderson, Omaha, Neb. ................ 1900
TEX Emrich Kansas City, Mo................ 1000
yonn = ketcheson, Lesyenworth. KAs........ 1000
ID. d. smoot Colorado. Tex .................. 1000
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02
DRAWING OF JANUARY 10, 1888

Wells Fargo Co. San Francisco, Cal ...... $4,000
Tenn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Fred Jarvis. Empire City, Oregon. ......... $4,000
Memphis National Bank. Memphis, Tenn. $1,000
Y. schmidt, Petaluma, Cal. $4,000
I; Stevenson. Bay Horse, Idsho.....:..... $4,000
San Francisco. $4,000
,SaL $4,000
cago, his. 5000
", W. Culoertson. Ashland, Ky............... 5000
yohn Irlmble, $40 8. Water st. Aurora, Ms. 5000
August Hupzelmsnn. 126 Charities ST.. New
Miss Kitty Dillon los Bienyiie St. New Or. ''oo'
leans. 5000
Metropolitan National Bank, Cincinnati...... 5000
Ed. Miller. GuadalaJara Jalisco, Mex....... 5000
Chas. A. Treano- San DIEGO, Cal............ 5000
n. Tostevin, Union Stock Yards Chicago..... 1000
McIeish, Jersey City, n. J............... 1000
Fort Worth National Bank. Fort Worth, Tex. 1000
I. @; Tucker Pearl Tex. observation-disclosures. 1000
Jacob c. Shaier. Indianapolis, Inc. ....... 1000
State National Bank, Lincoln, Neb........... 1000
Ira +. Ebert, Muchachnock, Iowa. ........... 1000