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The Washington critic., 1888-10-12


PROHIBITION does not always prohi-
liberalization does not always retaliate;
neither does coercion always coerce, if it
really be true that the Democratic cam
paign fund has been replenished by not
over $4,000 from the District of Colum-
bia, outside of the contributions of the
President and his Cabinet. There
seems to be considerable want of alac-
rity all along the lines, Republican and
Democratic both, but if it treaty. be true
that Major Lockwood has charge of the
Republican contribution box in this
District, it is safe to say that Harrison
will get more money here than Cleve-
land. The Major is harmonious hust-
Ter. The Democratic managers are hust-
lers also, but they fail to harmonize as
men should upon the eve Of a great
political battle in which their destinies
are involved.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-12
PROPOSALS.
nISTRICT OF


nISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, OFFICE OF THE
~ Conmiss soners of d. c., Washing ton, Oct.
10, 1888. sealed proposals will be received ~
this office until II O'Clock m. on TIL URSDAY,
October II, 1888, for constructing a two story,
olghtroom School-house fronting on First street.
between and O streets southwest. Blank
forms uf proposals and specifications, together
with all necessary information, can be obtained
upon application therefor at the office of the In
spector Buildings OF the District OF Columbia,
AM ouly bids upon these forms will be cousi-
cred. The right is reserved to reject any aud
all bids, VIM. b. WEBB, SAM'L E WHEAT
d. C. oL1l-6t
DBOP0SAIS FOR FTEL.-OFFICE OF PUB.
lie Buildings and Grounds, War Deuart-
ment, Washington, ID g., October 3, 1sSS.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate. Will be received
at this office until noon FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10,
1888, for furnishing aud delivering in the vault
AZ Washington Nonument boiler-house 200 tons,
more or less, of best quality Rcd ASH Egg Coal
or Crate Coal and 10 cords, more or less, of
Long Pine Wood. Forms and specifications can
be obt aimed at this Office.
JOHN NJ. WILSON, U. s. Army,
The Washington critic., 1888-10-12

While the New York Democrats are
monlleying with the spigot they may
get scooped at the bunghole.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-12
nROP0SAJS FOR FUEL.-OTFIcE or Phi
SPECIAL NOTICES.

vNs4c-7-, REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Eeslal1s OF
THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC,
At Washington, D. c., at the close of bust
ness october A, 1888.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-12

GENERAL BENJAMIN +. BUTLER is
against Cleveland this year. Same in
The Washington critic., 1888-10-12

Ignatus Donnelly has withdrawn from
the gubernatorial contest in Minnesota.
Ills bacon was cooked early.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-12

To frostbiies and bites Of 20 sonous insects
OH gives immediate relief.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-12

w.. LADIES CAN HAVE THEIR FELT
HAiSs' hats pressed in the new Fail styles
Don't forger numDer Writings ieaGhing and
millinery Establishment, 51S Tenth street
northwest.
elzssss oonl for he 1all md winter WN n
HODGE, wholesale and retail dealer in Wood
aud Cod. BotOm prices. Full weight and
mrasure All under shelter. Give me trial
Office and yard; Twolita, between Il aud ) SITS.
u. W. Telephone connection.
,Sy,-s>, PAINTERS-- -WM. X. .sPALDTNG & co,
N'AssS b22 18TH ST, u. W., near y st.
Estimates Furnished For Ali Kinds of Work.
JoRBlEG AND GLAZING.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-12
NtNI0Is
WM. Il. RILEY,
JAMES T., NORRIS.
o. q. GREEN, fDirectprs.
TlIOs, E. WAGGAMAN,
A.A. WILSON,

W - USEFUL FEET ETC.-"rHE WISE
k'-Ht. Tor health on daily walks dop-nd,' and
Thousands. from far aud near, visit Or. Whites
establishment, no Pa. ave, opposite Wilhrd's
Hotel, for relrf from and Avoidance Of ailnnents
Of th iest. Dr. Mhlta's twentEeghJ copbecu'
tive years uf prlrtro In Washington, J g,
ONCE fee. 81 sll tins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
MISSING VESSELS.
The Steamers That Have Not Bssu Hsard
of Since they Sailed.

The Steamers That Have Not Bseu Hsard
of Since they Sailed.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. s -Shipping
circles in this city are greatly alarmed as
20 the whereabouts of the British
steamers Darlon, Captain Mckee; the
Dupra, Captain Grimstead, and the
Algatha, Captain Bsrmise. All three,
each with q crew of about twenty-five
mer, sailed from Cardiff early in deem
Der for Carthsgena to load iron ore for
Philsdelphia, having been chartered by
Messrs. Naylor & Co. Of this city for
that purpose. No tidings have since been
heard from them and they are posted in
Lloyds London as hmissirg" No
one seems to be able to
account for their disappearance.
They have not been seen or heard from.
Such 8 strange mystery has not been
known since "trsmp" steamers have be-
come frequent. The steamer Epis whic b
lett England the same time reached Car
tnagena and loaded, arriving here q week
ago. Her captain reported having expe-
rienced very temperate weather both in
the Mediterranean and on the Atlsntic
and is unable to give any account of the
missing crafts. Messrs. Nsylor & Co.,
consignees of the Inflated steamers have
no information about them except a c.
blegram which they received from their
London house saying they were missing.
All OF the three captains are we'll known
here where they have been constant
traders,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
GREENYILLE.
a Hung j ury in Polk Murder Cass-R B.
Turner Admitted to Ball.

a Hung J1ry IN Polk Murder Cass-R. b.
Turner Admitted to Ball.
Special to the Gazette
GREBNvILLE, TEX, Feb. SIN the
case Of the State Of Texas VS.. C. H.
Terry, charged with the murder Of Sam
Polk, the Jury. after being out since yes
terday evening and all night, reported to-
day at Loon that they could not agree
upon q verdict. The court, becoming
satisfied that holding them together
longer would not tend in aDywise to-
wards reaching verdict in the case,
finally discharged the jury and entered s
mistrial In the case.
An application was presented to Special
District Judge Jones this afternoon in
behalf of B. B. Turner, charged with the
murder Of r. D. Hambrick
for admission to bail, the
ground OF such application
being that Turner'S health was being en-
dangered by further confinement in i.il.
TWophysicisns testified that the applicant
was diseased and that his brain as well as
his general health was being impaired by
opfinement in lsil, whereupon the court
basing its action upon q provision in the
Code OF Criminal Procedure, covering an
application of this character, made an
order admitting Turner to bail in the sum
of $4,000. The necessary security was
promptly furnished bYI Leading business
men and citizens Of Greenyille.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
CIRCULAR.
What the milwaukee Brewers Say OF the
Attempt to Crush Their Organization.

What the milwaukee Brewers Say OF the
Attempt to Crush Their Organization.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Feb. S.-The
United States Brewers Association has
taken Ia hand the trouble between the
Milwaukee brewers and their men. It Is
learned that at the meeting of the Ma
tional Association which was held in
New York last week g private circular to
al members OF the association WAS
drawn up. This wss to-day submitted
and adopted by the Milwaukee sssocia-
ton, and will be forthwith distributed to
the members. The Brewers Union has
also issued q manifesto and to-day
copies were being mailed from this city.
1t is headed can Appeal to Organized
Labor and Its Friends in the United States
and Canada" Fifty thousand copies OF
this circular have been printed in both
English and German. After going over
the details Of the strike the circular says:
"Hence it must be clesr to oil unbiased
minds that Just as the judicial murder at
Chicago was intended to terroTize the
universal movement for the emancipation
of labor into timorous apathy so here,
too, an attempt is being made in
conformity with the reactionsry spirit
now everywhere rampant, to crush out
all organized labor as such and further
more to cripple the Independent political
power of the largest union in the north
west at time when, with the approach
of the spring election, al eyes are again
on Mil wsukee. Mark well the fact:
Every swallow OF Milwaukee beer now
means the support of non-unIon labor
and the persecution Of fair labor"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
Russia.
HARMONIOUS RELATIONS.

hA6uON1OGb hhLh 1AONos
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 8.-JouInal de
ST. Petersburg says "As Prince Bismarck
has emphasized the purely aud exclusively
defensive character Of the Austro-G Ger
man alliance snd in terms which do honor
to him has expressed ebsolueteI con1dence
in the word Of the Car whose pacific
views have been distinctly declared we
may conclude that peace is fully
assured. We prefer this peaceful
guarantee to that of ornaments, but We
will not insist upon this point,
Prince Bismarck having affirmed the right
Of each country to assure its own secu.
rity with its own forces. We also ab-
stain from striking e balance between
Russia and Germany, mutual services
often prompted by common interests
which constitute the best basis for good
relations between states. We will con-
grstulate ourselves II this remains the
future basis for relations between Ger
many and Russia"
DECLINED TO ASSENT.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. S.-The Czsr
declined to give assent to morgsnatic
marriage between Grand Duke Michael
Nicolseivitch and the daughter OF Count
Iglaietif.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09

inevitable. The luminosity between
France and Germany WAS only transitory
and would cesse when the l4tter restored
Aisace and L 1rrsine to France. The res
torstion OF those provinces was the sole
object that urged France to seek Russian
allIance. This reconciliation was desired
for all civilized countries intere sted in
checking the spread OF Psn-slavism. he
advised Spain to be neutral in European
conflicts. He blamed Italy for entering
the triple alliance, but praised her for
bearance toward the pspacy which he
holds to have been far more respected
since its loss Of temporary power. At
the conclusion Of his speech n. CASTELAR,
said he was growing old snd would de-
vote the remaining few years OF his life
to writing history.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09

RECEIVED BY TIE EMPEROR.
BERLIN, Feb. 8 The Emperor William
received Prince Bismarck to-day and ex-
pressed his approval of the lstter's speech
in the Reichsteg.
LONG CONSULTATION.
- SAN RENO, Feb. s.-Dr. Mackenzie and
ether physicians in attendance on the
Crown Prince, had long consultation
this morning and will meet again to-
morrow morning, when DIR. Brsmsnn
will be present. The Prince WAS able to
drive out this morning but is not so well
tonight.
BAD CASE.
SAN RENO, Feb. s.-The Crown
Prince experiences difficulty in breathing.
1t is reported the doctors resolved to re-
sort to trscheotomy Immediately as fur
Their delay might result in suppuration.
SOONER THAN EXPECTED.
BERLIN, Feb. S.-The Kruez Zeitung
and Post have had reports from San Reno
that tracheosomY will probably be neces-
sary earlier than expected.
A BIG CREDIT.
Altionaer announces the credit which
the Prussisn government intends to ask
of the Landtag for railway purposes ex-
ceedS lou, OUU,UUU marks.
GENERAL NEWS.
BERLIN, Feb. Bismarck promise In
his speech to support any Russian pro-
possls compatible with the treaty Of Ber-
lin relative to Bulgsris, WAS mSde with
the concurrence Of Germsuy's allies.
According to frontier adVices the move
ments of Russian troops continue. Dis
patches Il ON Bucharest ssy the Russian
Minister there, since the publication OF
the Austro- German treaty presented the
government note demanding On explans-
ton of Roumania's attitude toward the
triple alliance.
Among the congratulations received by
Bismarck on his speech were several
messages from sovereigns Of German
states expressing warm approval OF his
utterances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
Lscnsr,ap Case.

Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, Feb. Justice ]. E. W.
LINE is to-day hearing the remainder Of
evidence in the examining ;risl of Jim
Leeper. He isssc.ing for District Judge
Conner and this day all the evidence will
De written doTn, and the testimony and
prisoner will be taken to Comanche,
Tsxss, Tomorrow and there the evidence
will be considered and Judge Conner will
decide dec wheth or not Lseper is to have
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
7. II. Jones { Co. P'R Sssass: 4 agent
INSTITUTE PROCEEDINGS.
steps Being Taken TO Obtain the Hatfieldl
Now in a kentucky Prison.

Steps Being Taken TO Obtain the Hsthelds
Now in a kentucky Prison.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 8.-Hon. Eus-
taceI Gibson Of Huntington, W. Va,
arrived here last night. Gibson was for
two terms Member OF Congress and is q
leading lawyer. He comes for the pur-
pose of instituting proceedings in the
United States court to compel the return
Of the nine Hstfelds now in jsil in Pike
county, Kentucky, to Logan county, West
Virginia, to be tried for offenses COM
mIsted there. 1t will be remembered
that Governor Buckper refused to recog-
MIA the requisition OF Governor Wilson
for the return OF the meD, holding that
the question WAS one for the courts TO
decide. Gibson says: "I simply propose
to deal with the legal questions
ttavolved in the matter. have
nothing to do with the merits Of the
fight between the Hatfelds and McCoys.
desire to show that it Is very danger
Gus thing 10 allow citizens of one state to
make raids on citizans Of another, and
then prevent the bringing of the guilty
parties before the proper tribunal for trial.
II will certainly result in aregulsr border
warfare. think the courts Of West Vir
ginis are entitled to them, and will pre-
sent the law from our standpoint to Judge
Bsrr" Mr.. Gibson held consultation
with Judge Barr this morning and the
Judge set O'Clock tomorrow as the time
TO hear motion for writ of habess corpus.
He went to Frankfort this afternoon to
serve notice on Attorney General Hardin
to appear on behalf Of the state OF Ken
lucky. Mr.. Gibson is sfrsid that If the
McCoys take GlSrm at the possibility that
the Hathelds may be released the Ken
tuckiaDs will sssassinate their captlves.
One of the questions involved is the iuris-
diction of the United States court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
DENTON.
Released Under a Big Bond

hoIeasHu UHueE . bIb bVHu'
Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, Feb. S-The case Of
the state of Texas against S. L. LoVelace,
who is charged together with his brother
with the killing Of r. A. Fuller. near
Bollver, in September last, was submitted
to the jury at 2 p. m, to-day, and Dick
Lovelace, who is q son-in-lsw of Fuller,
was released under $1,000 bond.
The criminal docket was closed to-day
for the term. There were twenty-five
felony cases passed or continued until
next term OF the court.
". L Kriybsum, scbo-l teacher in
the southeast part of the county, who is
under indictment for assault win intent
to kill, was surrendered bY his bonds
men snd is now in isii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
THR.QUEEN'S SPEECH.
BaI 10 bs introduced by the British
Government Prohibiting Public
Meetings on ThOroughfares.
Marquis Of Lansdowne to Succeed the
Earl OF Dufferin as Governor
General Of India
Blsmarck's Speech stnI the Topic CT Com
meEt in Europe-The Grown Prince
In Threatening Condition,
England.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.


LONDON, Feb. 8.-The Queens speech
was read at the ministerial banquet this
evening. After congrStulsting the coun-
try upon the pacific foreign relations, 1t
announces the intention of the govern
ment to introduce bill declaring squares
and thoroughiares unsuitable for public
gatherings. The bill is of broad scope,
dealing with Irish land valuation and the
English local government bill. The
speech expresses satisfaction st the dimin-
ution OF crime and the improved social
condition Of Ireland. 0tner measures
announced are bills relating to land trans
fer titles, the amendment OF the limited
liability Of companies act; employers liza
bility for accidents, and improved tech
meal education.
LORD LANsDowNE TO LEAVE CANADA.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-Marquis of Lans-
downe, Governor General OF Canada, will
succeed Earl of Dufferin as Governor
General of India al the end OF the present
year, Lord Duf1erin desiring for private
reasons to return home. Lord Stanley OF
Preston will be Lord Lsnsdowne's sue
cessor.
GLADSTONE SPEAKS.
LONDON, Feb. Son the way to Dover
the train stopped at Shorncliffe where
Gladstone was presented with an address.
In the course of reply he said: In
neither Europe nor America could be
seen such q painful spectacle as observ-
able in England, the spectacle OF one ma
ton holding down another by force. Rus
sis would be ashamed TO say OF Finland
what Englishmen zre not ashamed to say
| of Ireland, that thirty-two million people
are afraid Of five million. Southern Eng
land alone created the anti home rule
majority"
The rain did not stop during the re-
mainder OF the journey.
~ CHEERS AND Ho0TING.
I LONDON, Feb. 8-Upon arrival at Char.
ing Cross lHation this evening Gladstone
was received with mingled cheers sDC
hootings. Enormous crowds were in and
around the station.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
Ireland.
PATRICK O'RRIEN SENTENCED,

PATRICK o 'BRIEN SENTENCED.
DUBLIN, Feo. 8.-Patrick O'Brien, NJ.
P, was sentenced to three months i'm
prisonment by the Kilkenny court for in
citing tenants not to pay rent. O'Brien
appealed and was released on bail.
Flynn, the Member OF Parliament ar
rested, was admitted to bail.
TO RESPECT THE LAWS.
ROME, Feb. 8 The Pope requested
Cardinal Simeoui to advise the Irish
bishops to presch to the people OF ireland
respect for the laws and maintain s calm
prudent line Of conduct. The Pope also
announced intention to send to Ireland 8
permanent apostolic delegate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
DROPPED Dead.

Special TO the Gazette.
LoSGvEw, TEX, Feb. s.-Yesterdsy
while trimming hsm Of pork for sailing
down NJ. W. Hunter dropped dead, only
making slight noise and but 8 slight
tremor passing over his body. II is sup
posed he died Of paralysis Of the heart.
he WAS about forty-fve years old and
leaves family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
A,nknm,nt q, arapayieu,
Special to the Gazette.

SpeclM % In4daLsIIe'
CLRBURSE, TEX, Feb. Son yesterday
there was fled for record in this county
s deed of assignment for the benefit OF
his crediSors by Jot J. Smith Of Grand
view to Ym. J. Walton, assignee. The
schedule Of assets and list Of creditors
have not as yet been fled, and hence the
liabilities and assets Of Mr.. Smith are moi
definitely known BY your correspondent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09

II. CASTELAR, SEES WAR CLOUD.
MADRID, Feb. s-M. CASTELAR, said IN
his speech yesterday that he considered
Bismsrck's speech IS snl Indication Of an
approaching struggle between the Ger
mans and the SlAvs. He believed the
hostilities between Russia and Germany
permanent; that war sooner or Later was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
China.

RENDERED DESTITUTE BY THE FLOODS.
HONG KONG, Feb. s.-AdVices from
Shanghai say that nearly 100000 per-
sons are utterly destitute through the
Hosng 10 foods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
Judge Rowan Green Dead.
A..

ABILENE, TEX, Feb. 8.-The many
friends and acquaintance of Judge Rowan
Green in this city are panied to learn of
mis- deathS which occurred at his family
residence in Arson on Saturday evening
LAST at O'Clock. The judge had been
sufferer for years with asthma, and has
been rather on the decline for several
months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
Italy,
TO RK.EsrABIIsH RELArIoNs.


ROME, Feb. S.-Mgr. Galmiberg, the
papsl nuncio st Vienna, has been in
structed to open negotiations with Russia
for the re-establishment of diplomatic re-
lRtions with the Vatican.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
struok ON in the rerritor1,

-LRHGH, I. T., Feb. SON was struck
here yesterday at depth Of 9l7 feet, and
is flowing st the rate Of > barrel an hour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-09
Germany.

RECEIVED BY TUE EMPEROR.
BERLIN, Feb. 8 The Emperor William
received Prince Bismarck to-day and ex-
pressed his approval of the latter's speech
in tho Reichstao
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-07-30

coming Comstock." Mr.. Plunkett: 81
am satisfied" Bob johnson: "This
Camp suits me-" Editor Fairchild:
"Why, Nahom, the camp is only in its
infancy" Surveyor Catlin: 1--WE
start in to dig trench 80 as to lay
twelve miles of pipe to convey water to
Tuscarora from TAYLOR Canyon on the
first Of August. Harry Coffin, Superin-
tendent of the Grand Prize, will have
charge of the work. We will use 8-inch
pipe and convey 100000 gallons of
water daily to Tuscarora. This water
will reach
RBsERVoIR
On Commonwealth Hill and have q
fall of go feet therefrom above the
highest point in the town and prove
ample for every mining purpose i'm
imaginable" Superintendent, F. F.
Coffin, of tho Commonwealth and Ne
vada Queen: "Tuscarora never looked
better. 1t is the coming camp" E1-
Senator Powell of the Young America:
"What would anybody like better than
our prospect" Louis Engler; 81 am
going 90 build an addition to my place
aud open up first clsss Hotel. Tusca-
rora is booming and don't you for
get it." George Peltier: "What better
prospects should anybody banker after.
Look at the freight coming in" Rev.
erend Hammond: 1.-The morality of
our town is above the average" Bish-
op Leonard: II was surprised at the
liberality of the Tuscarornites." Mr..
Urton: eve have a bonanza. Mr..
McAllister: "What are you giving us2"
Mr.. De Young: "Ground is becoming
more valuable everyday" Doctor
Drake: 1.-THE prospects were never
brighter" Mr.. Mason: 1.-THE health
OF the people don't pay druggists
we'll" MIR. Williams: business is
prosperous" -- and so on. This is q
contrast to the picture drawn by the
Croaker 1 trust everyone will recog
nize, aud then the public will know my
ideas of Tuscarora's future.
NAHoN.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICA
TON.
Land Once at Eureka, NovRdA. /
June 81, 1888.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following named settler has filed no
tice Of hts intention to nnke final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before tho District Court of Nevada, a
Elko, Elko county, on WEDNESDAY, AUG
UST 1, 1888, viz: Homestead Entry No. 2l0,
John II. wclland, for the s II X of N W X, q
Sw 4 Of 6,NEA of ) ~, NV X of 8
4. section IL, Township 81 North, Range "a
East, Mound Diablo Meridian.
lie names tho following witnossos TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz:
James Clark, Of Rlko, Nevada.
+. NJ. NcPbetsrs,
I. 0streichor,
7. N. Stone.
d. II. HALL,
Register.
Ordered that the above notioo DO published
for psriod of thirty days In tho DAILY ISoR-
PHSDalrr.
d. II. HALL, ReEister.
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AT REIN HARRIS.
lust Received.

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all descriptions and colors.
Beaded and Plain Dress Sets.
All-Over Bmbroideries.
Turkey Red and Navy Blue Rm-
broideries, and large variety Of Fancy
and White Goods. .. ~.
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Wedding Cards.

Wedding Cards.
or the latest styles, neatly printed
with new aud stylish type, at San
francisco prices at the
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