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Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

THH R4pu oliosns OF thls county and
State certainly have . nEhtng chance
OF suoossa u they viii impF1ve the OPP
PMlunlty. The 0ounds Il f,oed 10 The
contest for LsVy Curt Commissioner
have not, neither will they soon Be
hsSled, End II the Republicans will
nominAis proper and aossplabis man
for that position he will receive msny
OF the votes that WeFs ovsI for Me- Pyle
ii the nominAioa election. Rhe same
10 tEns ~ FeESrds the SiAle ssnAnrship.
There are many Democrats Who object
70 Mr.. D1nahoe, on account OF bis CON-
nession with the liquor buslnesG The
peo Die want ana will have additional
restrictive leglslAIlon on the liquor
TRAIN J, and this 10 not 10 be expe stsd II
men Who are engaged in the buslaess
aFs entrusted With framing tbs lava
these things and others which II IL not
necessary 70 memhon have diirup'ed
the DsmosrAuo party In shh OJuniy,
While The salisbury and BayArd iAc.
tons hAvS cJnsum Iied The work Ia
Isn't county. I, 10 ihere'ots tbs duty
OF the Rspu blieAnB 70 DO up and doiug,
~ they nov have AZ opportunity such
- they have not eaIoysd Tor ysGrL
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14


THE Ms Yuk 5un does mol seem 10
te very hopetul Of the ohHnces for IT,
IAr'y 81 the coming election, and a.
though II is one OF Iha mOaI stall VAR
DsuOMAlio champions In this country,
IL dls'ourses In the following manner
Of The Hituahop:
The result In Maine, like that 10 Yer
mont aud Oregon, shows unmistskAbly
that the States which have been solidly
Republican in pact elections will be
solid this year for Harrison and MOI
ten.
There Is no foundation whatever for
the boastful predictions heard Al ma
tioDsl headquarters and elsewhere that
O'ev Gland and Thurman enioy q RgbI-
tne chance OF carrying States hitherto
Tehoned - safe in the Republican
schedule.
scme fools in every canvass think
tba' talk Of this sort 10 Indispensable a.
Certificate OF party loyalty.
Far from justiiyinR the childish i'm.
sklnlnas OF these clipper proRDostioa
Lors, tie returns from those Northern
. ates where there has already been
Young prove that tbe advantage ia
Nightly with the Republicans. The
story lie tue same In Orr Rou, in Var.
mont, and now In Maine. Where The
Republicans have been stfong, they are
II any hipg stror ger In 1888 than at apy
former time for years past.
Tbs ope and promise OF Dem ocrAtlc
victory 70 not In he invasion Of Rspub.
Ican States like Asine, MAssAoh usetls,
Michigan and Minnesota, or in any sur.
prise or master stroke of high political
strategy, but in q hard and honestly
fought battle, in the open field for the
control OF the electoral votes Of New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
All Intelligent and cAsdid observers
have recognized the truth Of this from
the very fret It Ia n ore than ever AZ
parent, row that there are figures 20
prove what the political situAtion really
lE In territory this side Of the foot Of the
rainbow.
II the Republicans carry New Yo,h
me game 10 up for the Democratic
tits evident lhAt the 6uu oommen csu
70 see shat which IL apparent TO every
observer that the Republicans are
pretty certain 10 carry New York, and
therefore II sounds the mole Of alarm
A. 10, however, Of very little u ", a. III.
ole 10 cast the present adminIstrRuou
hAs been weighed In The balance and
found wanting, therefore the people de
mAnd and will hAvs change,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
LltLle naual !. Narrow E.osps.

Mrs. Ada Hay wood, res iding on Kent
street near Manhattan avenue, Green
I oint, N. j., reported to the Seventh pre-
cinct police on Tuesday night that her
six year-old daughter Maud was missipg.
She said that her family had returned
from the seashore In the morning, and In
the evening her son Willie, aged eight,
aud Maud played hide and seek until the
little girl was suddenly missed. All
search for her proved fruiLless.
After reporting the temperance to the
police MIS- Haywood went home and
made a further sea;ch, Opening the lid
Of Saratoga trunk Ehe discovered the
unconscious form of her daughter lying on
the boz tom. The girl was revived in a
ehort time and said that abe stepped into
the trurk to hide. and that the lid sud
denly closing. imprisoned her. She de.
eared that she &C canned loudly for help,
but no one heard her. 49,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

A VISIT 10 New OaSIle jail yesterday
Ailsruoos, suggested the necessity OF
the prisoners bsing aapIeysd IN some
useiuI AvolAhoa. UadsE the present
system they have no,hiug 10 DO but lie
around and sleep, or Fesd, when some
thug 10 TeAa IL furnished BY their
friends. All IAlls should, ~ far Is
possible bs OF . reform story chAFss-
YER, bal II IL scarcely probable that
there can be much reformation where .
man IL oom PEELED 10 spend three or Slx
months, or . year and In some instances
longer lime, In idlsnes'. rhsre 10 IN
old Adage about . certain gentleman.
whose name IL unmsniiopsbls, dndlDg
mischief for Idle hands 70 do, which IL
~ trus to-dAy - When hsst written, and
thai will we'll apply 70 the prisoners In
NsE oASlls jail. Apart from this is
The c)nsidsrAion OF expense, which
am ounth 10 considerable sam In .
year. L 5ery prisoner should be self
Tupporhps, aud II only ne'ds an aIt u
the Legislature TO make them 60 In ihls
STATS.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

TEE SITUATION 81 The present tine
IL we'll oaloulAied 10 make Rspubli sAns
all over the country hopetal. The sle0-
tIons In the three Rspub lIcAn States
show . larger vjIs for the party Than
ever before, aud that II Il stronger nov
thAa IL WAs In 1880 or In 1884 The
maj ~ 10 Oregon Was never ~ large
81 II Las been this year; In Vermont IL
IL larger than ~ any tine since tbs
war, uhlle in Maine the mpj )rlty IL
equal 10 any evsT given in thai StAt0,
In 1880 g sEasld received tho volea Of
every N .rtherD 5iAts exospt California
Colorado aud NsW jersey, and In 1884
Blaine carried every NJEIhern s'ae
exephng IadlAns, OonnsoNoul, New
York and New jersey, bat In New
York . chapRe OF seven hundred voIeS
would have defeated Cleveland. With
the gain the R'publIoAn party has
made in The 8 Ates which have alreAdy
voted, II IL bat reasonable 70 suppose
that there will BE- like gNin 10 Ne0
York, indiana, New JsrSty end Con-
necilcut, which will BE- more than sui-
nolenI 10 elect Harrison and HoElon.
The bare IAct OF the Fsn0uinAdon Of
Governor HUI In New York is suIi-
cisns 10 insure thai State 70 the Rspuo.
ilosns, Is be IL not only Identified with
the liquor In ;eFesI, but also with the
Worlt element OF the Democratic par y.
In ConnsoIl IuL Cleveland had q plu-
EAllty oil 275 10 1884. but II must be
rsm' mbered that Il is . mAnulA ,turipg
Sac, aud consequently II 10 soar ,ely
probable that the peop'e viii cast thels
votes for free trade In 1880 Nav JsE-
Uey only gave . plurality Of 2 900 for
HAnol K, and this year lie more than
probable the temperance vote, which In
1884 amounted 10 over 8 600 will b
oAs, for the Rspu 9llsAn uikeL The
pFosracts in Indiana ere also eKosllen';
In 1884 he Dem avAts carried the 5tAtC
by liHls over 900 majority, bat thiJ
year 'avorite son OF that Stale 10 9
oAndidSIe Tor the Presidency, and bill
persontl character End popularity Ar
sum lent 70 insure suoosSS in the .ate
l. will thus Do seen that the Rspubli
cans have good cause 10 be confident {
the reiulG la N jvsmbsr, and that thUi
far the advantages AFs not only ell II
lheir favor, bat that they ere RAininj
strength every day. With Indian
conceded 70 1hs Rspu blioAnS, The oAm
pAign depends a pom New York, Ne,
Jerbey Snd oonDeOiou', and while th
Rspu ollcsn', Wlth the other States {
which they are sure, oAn elect thel
candidates zilh either Of these Slater
the d 'mocrAtS will DO obliged to carr
all three 10 eleoI Me-. Cleveland. Tbi
Of Itself gives the Republicans an I'D
vantage thai Il 10 scarcely possible fc
the Democrats 10 oVeFc1mA
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

To A OURDAEOE WITH Tbs GALL
Il ofths Republican state OommittOO, the
election for tho Republican delsRateB will
Do hold on Saturday, Stpte nbtr Is. Voters
OF the Flrst diNrle: CON prtslng the City Of
WHINING ton, will elect d delegates a. follows:
FIRST ward, s.
Hsco1 nd T4rd, 4.
Third ward.
fourth yard g.
Filth Nsrd, 8.
Ex WarI 8.
SsVeoth ward, ..
Eighth ward 8.
Hinih VRrd T.
Tenth ward, l.
kleVsAth ward, !.
Twelfth ward i
Flsoiion viii DO hsld from 4 70 q. m.
S0oUni district Will elect as follows
hrandyHins OsBt, a
BRANDY vine west, 2.
OhriFtanA north 4
Ohrtstiana w-Rt, 2.
ChuspAnA south, =.
MIN NTseG, 4.
Whita O,Gy OrOak east, I.
white CLAY Greek WesI, =.
PoooAder,
New JAstls, T.
He'd Lien east T.
Had Li5n west, l.
IT. 0o1rRSs sAat, o.
~. Georges west, 3.
ADpequinlmiHk
blsoHoird, q
The election 10 Brandy Wiao, Christian
MIL Greek, White Clay OrooK and EoW Gas
tie from 10 p M.
rod ion. 81. Georges, Appcauinlminh
sil-dhW Il =. P1oxELs.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

THE words OF The R4v. A, Z Bal
lard, Woe president OF ,hs New JsFsey
Teu perHn,s Alliance, should be heed
Cd BY every friend Of temperance 10
every SAFE o. this UnIon. Hs fully
Feoosu'zas the fact that the R.publioaD
party 10 'be friend Of tan psrauoe, and
~ such lie the party deserving OF The
support OF tie .epp4tAnoe men, He
sRy
''Au Inls lIiRtut lover OF the tsmpsr-
anoe cause, WLo loveg lNl oause b1oys
than any party Organisation, will NOT
Try to avoid the oOnolusion that an
opposing majority Ito high LioepRo
Hbd IL Ca OptloD) In the oomipR Leqis
lAilve s'tion will be the Rreatest la
aster TO which iempsTsDrs in NeU Jsr
soy LAS ysI been subject, d"
Tbe reverend gentleman eYIdEnEy
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
HAWKINS q CO.,
Real Estate DspaFimOni.

BOHno SPECIAL BARGAINS In
selected from our
long 1tst. 10 be sold on exceptional
easy GoFmni
SAB 0pruee street.
2O8 West Tenth street,
7Ob mast Tenth street.
020 west EiEhth ntFeee.
RlT Morrow street.
82b WAlBus street.
BIG Poplar str eet
1921 KtFksoOd street.
AIS Harrison AtFeet.
8n8 Monroe street
01S W0s' seventh street.
2O6 East Tenth HgFe0s.
lIlO west street.
AO0 Lincoln street.
SOS west Tenth street.
III west Tenth street
016 Windsor street.
IL Mechanic street.
sos DnPout street.
131 Bradford street.
HAWKINS q CO.,
712 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

reallzss that unless NE RspuSliaAn
party is continued In power In New
Jersey, The liquor element will again
rule, aud the same will apply every
where else. II The temperance men OF
Dsla ware Wlsh 70 have restrictive IL
QuoF legislation, they gill cast their
votes for the Rpm hlleAu Bominse', bat
V thty wish lhipgs 10 Don linus 81 they
are, they wilt nominate and vote for 9
straight Prohibition ticket
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

square envelopes, or ladies'
note size
Our own Linen" note,
for which you have been
asking, is here In plenty.
South Of Thirteenth street entrance.
JOHN WANAKAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
ON SATURDAY,
THE lsEH DAY or SEPTEMBER, lSsS
a. . o'SIOok p. M,


An that certain lot or paYcsI Of lana with
= brics house thereon erected, situate IN the
city Of Wilmlpg on Aforesaid, bounded and
described ~ follows, to wit.
ReHinRing on the noftnerly tide Of
second street At the diatanos Of eighty
one feet eapteTlY from the . ateriv side Of
Adams street. theme along said side Of
second street. oasterly a. r. 81 TO n corner,
thence northerly and parallel with Adams
street % feet 10 corner, thence westerly
along line Of feet wide alley running
parAll | with Second street 10 feet 10 = corner,
theme southerlY along = lire Of laid alley,
parallel with Adams street % feet 70 a corner,
thence westerly and parallel with second
street along said side Of said Aforesaid alley 4
feet wide 10 feet 10 corner, thence sGutherly
and parallel with Adams street % feet 70 the
Aforesaid side Of Second street aud place OF
BEGINNING. be the contents thereof what they
may.
seised and taken IN Execution as the
properly Of james LAiferty, deceased. (tienry
q. Turner, Executor, and Jane E, LAns rtY,
surviving mortgaRnr, and I, !, and 10 sold b 4
GlI.kh JAMESON, Sheriff.
bherin's Once, Wilmington, Sept. !. 1888.
aep-i-ta
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
llPAtrtBtAItB AlIEAGIlsHI
j pTEA MIlLl0A 9lSTRlBBTEb
Louisiana stAteLOttary COmpAn.

Incorporated BIZ the Isezi stature IN 1854
Tor Educational and OhAFitapls puFposeA
and It's franchise made . part Of the present
state Consultation, IN 1873, b. an over
Whslming popular vote.
Hts GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
D@AWtMeas take place 9e@A1.Amnu.
ally (June and ace mborls ana ita
oman - 8Ah eaLn OMbHh Draw
AhGo take phAso on each Of the
ether cen monalla In she year, ana
are A1l drawn An pubA1o, ~ ahe
academy Of music, New Orleans In.
ave DO hereby certify thRs We supeFvia
ens arrangements for ell the Monthly and
Sami.AnnuAl drawings Of The LouiniAni
stats Lottagy o., and In person menAgt
Atd control the drawings tham1olyas, and
that the same are conducted with honesty
lAii ness and IN Rood faith toward all psrti6A
and we authorize tie company 70 use ~ h
certificate, with Ao-simiies Of our signature
attH1hod In tts AdvortisaRentA"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
DOR SALE BY
GEO. G. MARKS

The new dwelling and store at 8 z. cor.
ner Thi teench and King streets; exactly
suited for Druggist or Baker. Dwell
ings nicely located; little cash required
Also stores and dwellings, 81 900 and up
wards, In good locations, on easy annual
or monthly installnents.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
.2Zskza1da
sazE


We, tne usdsrmEnod banks and Banker
VIM pay all PT1Ses drawn in Ths LouisiHni
State Lotteries whien may Be presented q
our oountOrs
=. n. WAL1EsLEH. Pres. Lsu1sasns
National hank.
PIERRE bARAUx. Pres. state Ne
GkOmnl Rank.
a. BkLDWTM, Pres. n. o. MaasI mn
OARL KOWM, Pres. UmHOn National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

s.lSt Prlz0s, amounting to........u, ObA, 800
NoTH.--TioketS drawing OspitAi PEiAss are
not entitled 10 ierminsi Prizes.
For Club Rates, or auy rurlhor InfoFmA-
tion desired, write lasioly 10 the undersiRn.
cd, clearly statiag Your Radiance, With
rapid return mail delivery will Do assured
BY your enclosing an Envelope bearing your
full address
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Monsy
Orders. or ROW \ ofk Exchange In ordinary
letter Currency By Express lat our expsn86l
addressed 10
n. A.DAUPHIN,
WSW OTisAnI, Ia,
WsSh1ngSoz. y. .
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
THE FALL TENN
-OB-
MES = LAURA OsGOOD HARE
SELECT 8cH G1S

lhm eshcol, which b,,
proe 2eIity since II vas ~. ,s,. Y, l9Jsd 1
" sall session ssplsubs,A , Isil.hsd VI
CAST 9 lrntr Of Ninth Ard p ,..n 81 M
h. boIh SEXES are sdnilted i ~ '' I.
~ y ,, iormsd IN al the ooSn soa clay
Engllsh branches, il beat S1I \. ant
desired. language d
EoI Ill special work Aim.
80 y. teaohers have been ssou,ss 9 W.
% . ability and tilnsgS' atiosS,0S.a, q! q y
these Department. sunS ,Iasog stai
O ,shls PERSONA attention !, , SlIl
senolsr, that = deep And sh,ssWe AVA
msy DC awakened In ths s s,ng
III l,nout Hhleh,rap proeEoss I sna y
ness are impossible '0'' Ana .
students from outside IN. A..
speelAi oversight and cara Wv VI
Inc Primary a lntsrmSd,.,, n
VII De under an sxperlenssi ~. ~
VIII llture It's suecsFs, '-@'aa
Terms from ss TO lls per nn,,..
ing 70 classification tAAt''ii
FOR further Information amt, =.
MIS-. HkHKskl
No. S0l MAX n ~, =
Between II q. n. and q D, : m ~, !. !.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1854
at2o'clock, p. m,

III that certain lot or piece Of land, with
tho two-story brick dwelling erected tho reon,
situate In the city Of Wilmington Aforesaid,
bounded and described a. follows, to wit.
Beginning on the easteriy side Of Jefferson
northefly from the nOrtherly side OF Thir-
teenth street, thence taeteily and parallel
v It'll Thirteenth sire et and passing through
the centre Of the party wall Of this house ard
the one adjoining on the south slxty-six feet
70 corner. thence northerly and parallel
with Jefferson street thirty.Gve feet TO an
other corner, thence west rly and parallel
with Thtrteenth street sixty-six ftet 10 the
ai0refni side 81 Jefferson stree, and thence
thereby Boutherly thirty-nve feet 70 the place
o. beginninR, be the contents ther. Of what
they may.
stized and taken 10 execution ~ the prop
btrAughR, and l. ts.. and to be sold by
GILES Lam BISON, Sheriff.
sherihTs once, Wilmington, september /,
1883. si-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

PhnadslPhls, ,Triaay, sipt y, ilsS

Too modest about that 5ocl
Plaid Habit Cloth the other
day. his So inches aide
instead of so. No mistake
about the price, or the quail
ity, or the wonderful mon
ey's worth. So Tor a dress
stylish enough for anybody.
1t drapes charmingly. Eight
modest colorlngs.
Stop by another Of the
new Corners. A heavy
Serge Plaid with q slightly
hairy or ioule surface. Every
thread wool; cloth finish;
substantial. Quality is all
right, and a subtle color
charm besides Modest. quiet
tints, but they grow on you
like the tones of an India
shawl, 40 inches, 81. Twenty
color combinations.
Southeast Of centre
The Bordered Dress Stuffs
make friends on sight. Odd,
neat, convenient. They are
the notable newness Of the
season. A glance at the
goods tells the whole story.
Just across the aisle are
the Striped Novelties; spark.
ling with the sheen OF silk
and the wit OF French max
eEs.
You'll know the spot
where these bright laced
foreigners are by the crowds
around them
Southwest Of centre.
The new stuffs crowding
in are pushing many choice
bits to the Remnant counter
Odd pieces, lonely colors,
i yards that can't keep step
with the quick march Of
young goods are hustled of
to go for what they'll fetch.
Northwest Of centre, next main aisle.
One Of the longest coun'
tiers In the Book section I:
given up to the Keystone
Library. About two hun
bred titles corded up where
you can run them over half I
dozen at a wink. Ten cents Z
0OlWme. Works OF Rider
Haggard, Charlotte Bronte
Wllkie Collins, Rober
Buchanan, Hugh Conway
Jules Verne, Robert Loui
Stevenson, and thirty o
forty other authors, for
dime EACH
Book News began itssev
enth year with the Septem'
Der number. 1t has com,
to be a welcome guide K
many thousands OF wide
awake readers. Sleepy PEG
: pie don't care for BoJT
, News II you have a wis
to be quick with the news c
the book world; to be trul
; told what the spirit OF ever,
new book is; to have a book
! wise friend always within
| call, BOOK News is exactl,
! the publication for you Her
! is what the Indianapoli
Meas says of it:
BOOK NBws gives more prompt, impa
/ tial, and accurate information couc ruiz
II books than aDy publication we know G
No one who aims to Seep up with d
: current literature can afford 10 miss
monthly sits.
a Hundreds of newspapers e7
: press the same sentimen
So do subscribers. Ever
e month an author portrait
tor framing, and every mont
. special articles by leading
) writer's. Rev. Ed ward e.
a erett Hale, Thomas Wen
IS worth Higginson, and Pre-
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

the following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece OF land with the
huldinRA thereon erected, Bituat d In the
Clly Of Wilmington Aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows, TO wlt3 Beginning ct .
point on the cas- erlY eide OF Monroe street at
the distance Of ons hundred and four feet four
and one-half inches. northeily from the
northerlY eide q Tenth street; thence
easterly aud parallel with Tent street and
passing through the middle OF the division
south seven feet TO a stake, thence north-
erly and parallel with Monroe street sixteen
feet TO another stake, thence westerly parall gl
with Tenth street and passing through the
middle ofthe diyision wall OF this aud the ao-
Joining house on the north seventy feet 10 the
Aforesaid side Of Monroe STREET and thence
beginning
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF Annie K. Suaughn and William II,
Stfau thn, and T. -, and TO he sold ~
GILES JAMESON. Sheriff.
Fherif's once, Wilmington, sept. 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

SHERTFF'o saLE.-BT VIRTUE OF
~ writ Of Leyari FaclAH, TO me directed,
Will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth ans
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Wilmington.
New Castle county Dali,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

sALE-BY vIRTUB or a
~ WHIT Of LeFan FAeiAn 70 ne
direotad, will be exposed 10 public aalo.
81 the Uourt House, % MARKET street, be-
tween Tanth and Eleventh streets, IN the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
M. AHHn a1s1G4sa.1-
WATcHMAKER AND JKWELHR

no. lOa WEST SECOND STREET,
between Shlplsy aud OfAnAo Sta, VIII, Dol
Repairing 10 any Kind OF Olcoks. wstonel
and JeWSlry, at the ohsspeBt prices and
warranted 70 give satisfaction.
Also, gold plating In watch cases and lew
elEI u che loR0st prica1. a7S-tus th-StA
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

REMEM Der Gsa. sh' Rr sssT:S.t z
AMI Early, WHO are In charge Of the draw,
Tags, 10 guarantee Of absolute fAirn0al
and integrity, that the chances are ali
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers viii draw Prise.
REMEM BIER also, that the payment OF
Pri1os Is AUARAHTEED HX FOUm
NATIONAL BANKS OF New OrloAnA
and the Tickets are signed By the Prosi
dent Of an Institution, WHOSE chartered
rights are recogn iGed in the highest Courts
therefore, beware Of any imitAtions OF an
noYmous aohamhH
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14

address Rtgl1lSfSt Lsttss d
uEW 0RLEAHB NATIONAL 1AMH
Kew OrAoaag. Ia
Daily Republican., 1888-09-14
DIR. THEETA
53S N. Fourth st.


= years practical sHpsrisAA
duArAnteea 70 cure mare quicker
safer and permanent thaa an
advertising physician all aps
eialDiaenaes, bleed Poison
skin DiaeRsea, l'1nplea
IsiotehcA Obstinate Ulcers
Olatrueu0nA, Inflammation
Of Kidney, ll1adder and 0ths
orga.A. Nervous Debility
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
In the Academy Of Music, New
Orleans, Tuesday, October Q, '8S.
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Dcch klfih AlblN ploIlphy
tial, and accurate information couc rDing
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Hundreds Of newspapers ex
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So do subscribers. Every
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Have you In mind to buy
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are etShtY tour distinct styles
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Third floor. Four elevators.
Novelties In Fine Station
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