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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
MARTINS FERRY.

/ Mr. Joseph Petit, Of Mt. Pleasant, Il
/ tins guests of frieudsi in this city.
The South Pennsylvania and ONO * All
way Company entered suit, yesterday
for the right.of-wsy through the property
/ Of W. ]. R.iney and others north OF town
This looks like business.
Mrs. Mat. Aldridgsr spent yesterday al
Bellaire, O., visiting her parents.
Mrs. c. W. Thorngsts spent yesterday
/ at Wellsburg, w. Va, visiting her sister,
Mrs. c. W. McCleary.
Mr.. j. I. HOdgeus and Mrs. n. 5. Gil
lespie, of Portland, o., were in the city
/ yesterday.
Hon. George Robinson, of st. Clsirsville,
was in the city yesterday.
o. K. Wood was at Yorkyills yesterday
on business.
Mrs. A. ]. Van Pelt will leave on Sat
urday for her cid home, SOmerton, D., to
visit her parents, and expects to be gone
about O month, and Van will have to keep
bachelors hall. Oh, those dirty dishes
Poor Van.
Prot. Add White, of Mt. Pleasant, O.,
was in our city yesterday.
John Hall, of Oliver Springs, Tenn
formerly an old Martins Ferry boy, Is in
the city visiting ThOs. Johns.
The st. Clairsyille Presbytery will meet
here on tomorrow to hear the report Of
the Commissioner to the late General As
sembly. In the evening Rev. II. n
Campbell, the new pastor Of this pastorste,
will be ordained and installed, Rev. DIR.
Robert Alexander, of st. Clairsyille, will
preside ov.r the meeting, Rev. DR.. Cooke,
Of Wheeling, will deliver the charge to the
and Rev. c. G. Hays, of
Bridgeport. will deliver the charge to the
pastor. The exercises will he very inter
estipg. and large number Of memberso OF
other congregations will be present.
James Selby, of Morgantown, w. Va,
il the guest of his brother, John f. Selby,
Of this city.
Mr.. E. d. Cattell, who sold out his bust
ness here few monthsago and went "est,
has failed very rapidly in health lately
He is now in q very critical condition, and
went to his mothers home IN MI. Pleasant
yesterday.
Miss Noonie Fisher, OF Columbus, Ohio,
is the guest of Mrs. John A. Miller.
A reception will be rendered to Rev. j.
Sumner Store at the NJ. F. Church this
evening. Revs. Campbell, Winters and
Others will assist in the exercises.
Miss Amanda Miller will entertain the
Episcopal Mite Society this evening at her
home on Third street.
Rev. 4. L. Jordan, of Wheeling, will
hereafter preach for the Baptist congregs-
ton Of this city on the first and third Sun
days of each north.
Mr.. ]. J. Rumsey. of Canton, is in the
city on business trip, Mr.. Rumsey is now
at work on the pipe system of the new
Findlsy water works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
nENNRlIc ClIGRISIQNlL ClllAI0N

Gall Of the Democratic Executive Committee for
the First Congressional District.
The Democratic Executive Committee for the
FirSt Congressional District Of Yves, Virginia Al
"A meeting held al Wheeling on May T. lSSN' or
derri tha. the Democratic Congressional Ton
yeution for the First Congressional District to
nominate a candidate for Congress aud se.eC'
one Presidential Elector and transact such other
business as the Convention may deem wise DC
held on Tuesday, August -, 4. ID. iS>s'
AZ the city Of Wheeling I'm the County OF ONO
Al said Convention each Of the Counties in the
Fir>J Congressional District VIII be entitled 10
one vote therein for every one hundred votes OF
fractional part thereof over my, cast for the
Democratic Candidate for Governor Of this State
Al the election held in 1851 and no County shdt
5-sH,.d 10 more dtlsgG'cs hrH SIC has ry;cs 10 cI
The various County Executive Committees ART
requested % take such action a may be neces
Sary 20 have their County represented in said
Convention. JOHN {. MCELDOYNEY,
T. P. JEPSOS, Secretary. Chairman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
BELLAIRE.

The BsnTOOd ferry boat Is being re
painted.
The interior Of the Windsor Hotel is be
ing fixed up.
The Eastern Ohio Conference will bc
held at Salem in September.
! ]. c. Cox and Lieut.. Stevens are in
Pittsburg attending the Convention Of
Iron aud Steel Workers.
James Long, of Rose Hill, comes along
with the FIST snake story. It is not an
eItTaysgant one. The blacksnake meas
ured about five feet.
Henry Smith, colored, while working in
the steel works had foot run over, and
fractured so bad that it had to be ampu-
tIted.
Gsrtie Williams, who figured in the
shooting serape at Bridgeport, is well
know here. SIZE made herself conspicuous
last winter snd spent some time in the
lookup. The Mayor got tired of her pref
ence in Jail and made her skip the town
about Christmas, and she has not been here
since.
Maring, Hart & Co. have decided to
move their business to Muncie, Ind. They
viii erect 2O-pot window glass works at
that place.
Chief Muth, Of the FIRE department, and
wife left on western trip last night.
Union street would have done better had
she made arrangements to have had 8
sprinkler.
Some Of our people went to Cincinnati
on the Andes last evening.
The O., L. 4 W. is erecting an electric
switch tower above the steel works.
An infant child of John Brogan was
buried yesterday afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
THE CONVENTION.

The St. Louis convention did nothing
but preliminary business yesterday.
1t can afford to take its time for its work
is plain and easy.
The people have pointed out the one path
to pursue.
That is, to endorse GRovERCLKvELAND.
With entire confidence the Democracy
invites the judgement Of the nation ON the
record made by the present federal admin
istration. The party believes that in hon
esty of purpose, patriotic spirit, devotion
to duty and solid achievements President
CLxvELAND's administration is surpassed
by no one of the national administrations
which have existed in the lifetime of the
present generation, and in this confidence
and this belief the national convention will
name GROvER CLEVELAND as its candidate
aud recommend him to the suffrsges of the
PEOPLE for reelection.
While party opinion hes not been equal.
" unanimous about the man to be assc-
ciated with President CLEVELAND, there
Is now no longer any doubt on that point
either. A statesman who il enthusiastically
beloved and reSered by the Democracy and
respected and esteemed by men of all par
ties-'the "Old Roman" ALLEN G.
THURNAS-is to bold tho second place in
the government, in the almost certain
event Of the pArty's success.
! II may be expected that the platform
resolutions which the convention is 10
adopt will he an honest, outspoken and
courageous declaration of democratic
principles and policies worthy of the ap-
proyal Of a msjOrity Of the nation, re-
endorsement of the National Democratic
Platform of 1891, upon which GRovEE
CLEVELAND was elected and upon which
be now stands, snd en- Ell dorsement Of hi,
entire administration.
Such ticket with such platform coult
hardly fail of success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
DRAWING OF IrLY p. 1851.

Wells, Fargo & Co, San Francisco, Call.
John Murphy, Glenmary, Tenn, through
First Natl Bank of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Henry Downs, saltwater Plantation,
near Greenville,
Darius K Burr, l79 Forsyth St., New York
Chris Sintes, 40S Dyrades St, New Or
leans,
Archie L. Allen. Buffalo, n. ". .....
J. z. Coleman. Petersburg, Va, through
City Bank Of Richmond, Richmond, Va.
Albert SCHROEDER, Burlington, Iowa..
". $. Locke, Mcmillan, Mich, through
First National Bank, Marquette, Mich.
FirS. National Bank, Terre Haute, Ind.
London and San Francisco Bank Limit
edl, san Francisco, Cal..........................
Wells, Fargo & Co, San Francisco Cali.
John l.. Bett Portland, Me......................
John Cash, ......................
Anglo Californian Bank, San Francisco.
Robert Joseph Leigh, 81 Willett ST., n. Y.
City National Bank. Cairo, Ills. ...........
Isaac Vaughn, New York City.................
ID. G. Jackson * VI. G. Cook, Cairo, Ills. &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
THE WHEELING FEMALE COL
LEGE.

LEGE.
The annual commencement Of the
Wheeling Female College was held last
night in the Opera Horse. 1t was emf
nently successful. The large audience
present showed the higl estimation in
which this excellent institution is held
and the general interest in its welfare.
The college shows marked improve
ment under the present excellent manage
ment, and Dr.. BLAIsDgLL is compi-
mented on the. admirable discipline he
maintains.
The citizens ofour city and State should
aim to advance the prosperity and success
Of this institution. Under the present
management an opportunity is offered to
establish a college that will be o source Of
qualification and pride to our city and
State.
Parents have no excuse for sending Their
daughters away from hoUe for an educa'
ton. In the Wheeling Female College we
have school which is in every respect as
good as any IN the county, and in some
respects probably superior to any.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06

TREACHEROUs old DANA would like
nothing better than to see the Democrats
renominate GROVER CLEVELAND on free
trade platform. But DANA will have to
swallow his own bile and venom, for the
Democrats propose to do nothing of the
kind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
An Old Landmark Gone.

SyseiGi TslSgraRi 70 TIC RegtStCI.
UNIOSTUwS, o., June 5.-Joseph Lee
o. Uniontown, Belmont couaty, Ohio, vas
stricken with paralysis without very little
notice in the midst Of health on last Wed
uesday, and quietly passed away this even
irg. In him Wheeling township loosec
one of her valued citzsas, the community
good neighhOc. and macy will be able Il
recall the cheerful welcome to and tue
hearty hospitality of his home. HIS dis
tinctiye lock rs . friend to tbs needy wa
his qaies way Of administering to thell
wants ami many will to-day be able to ris;
OBJ and call him blessed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
Republican tariff of

Republican tariff of
IS57............................. 1854 per cent.
War iarifT. at its high
est. 1866 ..................-. a. 81 per cent.
Present tarin. ISS7... 5I.I6 per cent.
Proposed by the
MIiIs bIII.................... 1884 per cent.
"The question of free trade IL ABB
sOluIeIy irreleyRnt.''-GrOVe CleSe'
land.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the tnarsh'p
hitherto existing between the undersigned, uu.
der the firm title of B. Fisher 4 son, Star FouG-
dry, in the City If Wheeling, was this date dis
solved bv mutual consent Ali liabilities OF the
firm Nc hereby assumed by B. Fisher, who will
heuceiortp carry on the bEsines under his own
name All debts 10 the firm to be paid 10 the said
B. Fish-r, and Iromptness is requested In such
settlement u FlSHER,
C. n. FISHER.
WHEELING, W. Va, April ., 1888. jeo3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06

"a free ballot and fair count" cries
the Joice (Pro) "Yes, bat why not IN
Republican as we'll as Democratic districts:
Frank Burtt, of Mannipgton, W. Va, has
sent to the editor of GraHdOR's Graphic the
affidavit of six men in Preston county,
duly signed and certified, that they voted
for John T. Siler, the Prohibition candI-
date for Congress, November, 1886. Yet
not one rOte was returned "a cast for Siler
in that county.-St. Louis Republic.
This is all true as gospel We have
vainly labored to get an explanation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06

TxErH that loosen through ill-health
Nav be rendered more secure,
Flaccid gums and fstid breath
Soon grow healthy, sweet and pure.
soZOD0NT brings this about,
As the world long since found out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
THE ANNUAL RECORD.
It's Enormous Total and Wide Distri-
bution-Caprices of Fortune.

A partial list of the prizes above One Thousand
Dollars, paid by The Louisiana State Lottery
Company during the year ending May, lSos
together with the names and addresses given to
the Company by the holders. emitting those who
have requested it.
Receipts for the amounts are on file at the
Offices OF the Company
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06

LINCOLN county held her convention to
appoint delegates to all the conventions
but for county offices on Saturday last,
The outpouring of the Democracy from
the hills and bottoms Of old Lincoln was
unprecedented and not dissenting voice
was to be heard during the conventions
deliberations. On Monday Wayne ap-
pointed delegates to all the conventions,
and it is said over 1000 Democrats were
present. The Democracy in these two
COMMITTEES are certainly alive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06

The st. Louis Republic llste Republican,
has assumed toward the convention the
attitude OF an old hen toward her thriving
brood. We wish the R,puLic would not
be an Officious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06

DRAWING OF APRIL 10. lsSS.
Geo Gregg, 2,63S Alter ST., Philadelphia.
W. II Barclay, Pit,sburg, Pa.................
Chas +. Morse, $50 Harrison Ave, Boston
A depoSitor, through Wells, Fargo d Co,
San Francisco, CAL.
VIM. Severance, Lebanon, Ky. through
the NATL Bank OF Lebanon, Ky............
W. A. Francis, Salem Va, through Farm.
ers National Bank of Salem, Va ..........
Thomss Fair, Philadelphia Pa................
J. Z. WeitS Detroit, Mich, through De-
tr0it Savings Bank, Detroit, Mich.........
A. l.. Carson, San Francisco. Cal..............
J Hall,thrOugh X. l.. Hal, Richmond, Va.
National Bank Of the Republic, Washing
ton, d. ..............
Party at Santa Rosa, Cal, through Pacific
Bank or san Francisco Cal....................
RaOul Deavernine, 80 Beav' r. New York.
NaShvil Savings Co., Banking House,
Nashville, Tenn. ......................
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06

AT THE head of this page will be found
the call for the Democratic Congressional
Convention for the First district. The
time and place are August p, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06

THE Chicago Times independently puts
If forcibly thus: The denomination OF
GRovER CLEVELAND is as fully and GER
tainIy foreshadowed as was the renomina-
ton ofLINCOLN and of GRANT. CLEvE-
LAND will enter upon the campaign with
certain obvious advantages. He has been
wise. industrious, prudent, honest and
courageous. He has been prominently
safe. The same conservatism which feared
and fought against his election lest disSs-
tar follow the change to which the country
had grown unaecustomed, now that its
fears have been dispelled, will battle in his
behalf But CLETELAND's strongest
claim upon the suffrage as upon the regard
ofbis fellow citizens, taxed in time of pro-
fouud peace as they ought not to be taxed
were the nation struggling for its very ex-
istspee, lies in his earnest, elear.eut, intel
l;0snt and courageous demand for tariff
ra5pction. Politicians may incline to cir
crmseribe the States in which the real
hattie of the coming campaign will be
fought. The man and the issue presented
nv the st. Louis convention will make
battlefield of every State in the Union,
syeu of Pennsylvania.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06

Thee only haven left for the New York
Sun seems to be Col B. LOCEwOOD's
skirts. Some one had better warn BELyA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06

IT WILL break bolting old DANA's
heart to see the ticket CLEVELAND and
THURMAN. It's a sure winner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06

MORE than ), 600 immigrants arrived in
New York Sunday. 1t is this sort of free
importation American labor needs protee-
ton against.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
TOR SALE
FOR SALE

rJ,HH DOUBLE TwosToRY ssrcr n,
jngs situate at Nos Is and 0 on . IN Ill.
Of Seventh street. between Man sns a,a rde
streets. No. IS has nine room, xi4h aaife
water throughout. No. - ho len ,aIE s and
cas- and wafer throughout 10, t;IIs 'uis VIII
A beautiful country residence onns;s,,.
arres Of ground. a. Gated 10 nlnIte,' ~ 20 ~
Kim Grove, on National Road, Im,rs.,ess q
A yVo story frame dwelling. man,. W." MA
Die and carriage house, two q terms "a n u
fsiliug we'll OF water. SliSrIl ..s IN SasSf
FUit trees I'm abundance. noaA
No. Il sonth Huion 81. frame ,.,r. ., ~.
80. ~ 3 Penn street. franz. roon,s lS0
No Si6 Main street. name. noo,r. 3, -
No. . Twentiethst hrict, even nor. :, n.
No. 81 Twentieth 81. bIiCl syen Nom. ~ ~
No, ls2 Fifteenth street, a,e MONS e. 90 cS'"o
No. 1872 seventeenth 81, hirf row. =, A..
Rive. room honre On Watsh 81 f,.ns q !; W W.
The north half OF 10, ?loa Chsplins 4 ~
addition. Improvements ols,s,in, ~ . ts sou
tWos tory brick dwelling yos, IN, ~ e nss
Foff street, and q two stor 'rame dwr, ,n. ~
ssos Alley d. Rents for So per arnun p,,c.
q, 500 ''"s
Real htste Agen, md Loan Rn,t.,
mys Ios hArfrt StreSt
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DRAWING OF JUNE Il, 1857.


+. V. waserman, Omaha, Neb......-..... 5000
Jas II. Raymond & Co. Austin, Tex. 5000
Wells, Fargo & Co san Francisco. Cal. $1,000
Ny. CIV, through Southern ExpressCo 1900
l.. NJ. Reinaek, through Klaus Bros,
dian Miss l5,OOC
William Kempler, New York City,. l5,0o(
San Francisco, CaI........... 1900
threusS first Natl Bank Of Meiidian... l5.OOC
National Exchange Bank of Dallas, Tex, l5,OOt
City National Bank of Dallas Tex..:......: 1900
Charles L. Dennis, Exposition, Boulevard
and Preston SITS New Orleans, La ....--- l5,OOC
P. J. Mooney, 40 Ursuline St., New Or
leans Io,VN
W. L. Wilson, willows, CaL.................... 800
Turner & Richardson, Cieburne, Tex. 5 0Ot
InSley, Shire q Co, Leayenwerth, kaS.... 300
Frank Armstrong, Alton, Iowa NY
CaSco National Bank, Portland Me-. 500
John G. Liebel, 1919 Peach st., Erie, Pa. $40
Wells, Fargo 4 Co, San Francisco, CAL. $50
Louisiana National Bank, New Orleans. son
Geo. Miller 1924 Howard st., San Fran
8. Lew, 40 (. 10th ST., Chicago, Ills. 500
J. B. Boyd, san Diego, Cal.................... 800
Snyder, Wells & Co, Gates, Tenn............. 800
John Kyle Buffalo n. I....................... 500
J. c. Curry, Tiyoli Gardens, Main. Street,
Memphis Tenn. oVV
New Orleans National Bank, New Or
leans, 3,7J
A. 3. Clark. Boston, Mass. .................. LIS
r. ]. Tu1u, .......................... l,25
John McRedmond and John McKenna,
Stanford LIZ
First National Bank. San Jose, Cal. ........ lbs
John l.. Steelman 90 South ST., New York LIS
r q. Hefermsn, Louisville, Ky........... LIS
q. K. Goldbeck Manor, TeX................... LIS
Crank Matthews, Texarkanna, Ark ....... lbs
J. G. Lowe, Chester Neb...................... l,25
Wells, Fargo & Co, San Francisco, Cal. .. lbs
N. r. Hutchius Portland, Me................ lbs
Jas. Sinclair, Thomas St., n. Y. City. LIS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
DRAWING OF MAY s. 1855

| DhANlNb VI MAI ., 1883.
N. A. Kelly, PittStOwn Pa ............ $50 OOC
| Mrs, Il. 4. Coleman, st Lous MO......... 5000
]. W. Yates CD & St., N. W., Wa hincton
u ljOOU
/ depoSitor Louisiana Natl Bank, New
Orleans ......... 5000
! The City National Bank, Dallas, Tex. 1900
! DIR. Il. Quincy, Anderson, Grimes county
Texas. ......... I5,OOO
George II. Ashe, Galveston, Texas ......... ljOOU
American NATL Bank OF Kansas City, Mo- 1900
A. Philips, through T. W. House, Hous
toil l0OOO
Anglo Californian Bank, Limited, San
Francisco ........ 900
Mrs P. 7. Robinson, 4!S DR., AIDES St, New
Orleans, La.............. ..............'... 5OOO
Col. Il. II. Porter, Birmingham. Ala ... 5000
J. b. Bliner, DennSon, o., through Farm.
erS and Merchants Bank, UhIichsville
......... 500
Mrs. Frances A Hoke, Emmittsburg, Nd. 5000
h. Burning, Mowesqua, III through "
snyder X Co, Moweaqua, lll...............
John Harrington, Houghton, Mich. 5 100
City National Bank Of Cairo Ill............. 1900
VI Walgurski, New York ...... ............... 1900
), MOrganSteru, san Francisco Califor.
MIA, through Anglo Californian Bank,
Limited, San Francisco, Cal. 250J
correspondent through Wells. Fargo &
Co Shank, San Francisco, Cal............ $50
Collected through Merchan's& Planters
Bank of Pine Bluff Ark....................... 1000
G. I. Stanley: 5l2 Montgomery ST., san
Francisco, 900
For full particulars of the Grand Quarterly
Drawingof June Il, see scheme in another col.
umn Of this paper to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
DRAWING OF OCTOBER II 1897.

| Paid Fourth National Bank n. Y. City. IS 0OC
l.. GinSburg, 81 Salem ST., Boston Mass. lj,OOC
Mrs. ChaS. A. Scott, Springfield, Mimi. l5,OO
cago, Tlis.......,.,.................,.. 1900
Paid p. Kinler Runner, Union National
Bank New Orleans, for deposition. 1000
L. FACET, Isl Common St, New Orleans. lJ,OOO
Henry Ecker New York Cily..................- 5000
John ". Richards HOpKinsSillc KY. 5000
John ID. NeekS. Fayetteville, Icnn........... 1900
|. p Gunter Augusta, a...................." 1900
Herbert h Cole Portland, M5................. 5000
Thos. Neal New Iberia La.................... 1900
Mrs. T. Runkcl FredOnia, \. Y...............- 5000
David Israel DOnaldSylle La................. 1000
v TajuRue 2l3 Decatur St, New Orleans. 1000
F. 4. Buttrick, % Milk ST. Boston, Mass. 1900
Frank HubetZ lSj Dearborn ST., Chicago. 1000
& Co. Chicago nis,...................... 1000
John +. sullivan, 50 Fleet ST Boston,. 1000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-06
DRAWING OLE SEPTEMRER Il. 1851.

Paul Baier, l5S Hudson Ave, Chicago, Ill. 500
F. EpStein, RoodhOuSc, ulS................. 500
Frank II. Gilett, Norfolk, Neb ............. 800
Paid Paul Hinler Runner, Union Natl III
al Bank, New Orleans for deposition. 500
F. steiner. Temple, Tex.................... 5,OOI
Chris. +. Metz, l27 West Mouth Ave, Chi
COSO, n'uV,
Vim. Duncan, Sioux Falls Oak. .............. 5,OOC
Paid, Peoples Bank, New York City,. 500
j. H. Mount, Tawas City, Mch........ ........ 5000
Albert EySuS, through First National
Bank Pueblo, 500
Mrs Francis W. Siddall, Canton, Ohio. 400C
Robt. WOrthingtOn, Lexington, n.y.. 4,COl
b. Nathan. s}S Broadway, New York City 2,OOC
Godhilf Wizeman, New York City....... 200
ChaS johnson, Mobile. Ala.................. 2,OOC
National Commercial Bank, Mobile, Ala. 2,0OC
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dsr Sal.
UOR SALE.

The Gardening and Dairy Fs,, -,
Chantal known Us th- 'Himh, y VI d
hereby offered Cor sale. Ihis Is in,,,ys rl.oe"
. very ces Iabe plsce fur slblrhsn! .eo1sce,1
or for gardening and dairy psrpaes .,nSssoencu
said in ps,Sse;:s n :. sui; parshs The inns
For tenn apply TO Taos n,pn,
Or, G. q. HiSsAS. DhlkS.
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DRAWING OF JANUARY 10. lisa

DRAWING OF JANUARY 10, 1883
Wells, Fargo & Co., san Francisco, CAL. $50
State National Bank Of Memphis, Mem.
phiS, .................. 1870
Fred jarvis Empire City, Oregon.......... 800
Memphis National Bank, Memphis, Tenn 1900
v Schmidt, Petsluma Cal ................ 1900
J. F. Stevenson, Bay Horse, Idaho ......... 1900
" W. Nichols, through Wells, Fargo &
CO.. San Francisco CAl..-.....----....-..... zoo
Anglo Californian Bank utd), San Fran
cisco, Cal 800
Mis- Augus'a Flene, 27 Archer Ave-,
Chicago Ills -................-... oOu
w W. Culbertxon, Ashland, ky-............-. 500
John Trimble, SIS 8. Water ST., Aurora,
O,Vo
August Hunzelmann, 126 ChaItres street
New Orleans, La.... ....'..::..... o,Oo
Miss Kitty Dillon, l0j Bienyille ST., New
Orleans LA....... o,Vv
NetropolitaR National Bank, Cincinnati oS0
Nj, Miller, Guadslaiara Jalisco, Mex. 5,OS
Chas. A, Trespor. San Diego, Cal. DO
Y Tosteyin. Union Stock Yards, Chicago ~
A McIeish, Jersey City, n. J....".::....,... ~
Wort Woith National Bank, Fort Worth,
Tex ...-ss..'..-.-
O. Tucker Penrl. Tex. ~
Jacob c. shaf,r, indianapolis, Ind..."....- 2os
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