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Los ANGELES NOTES.
A County Once Declared yacsnt-An
Incendiary Fire,

Incendiary Fire.
Los ANGELES, September 16th.-Judge
Shaw to-day declared vacant the Office oi
County Tax Collector, held by Robert Platt,
on account of trouble in getting money al
legged to be due to the treasury from him,
and desire of his bondsmen to withdraw.
The residence of Judge W. H. Smith. at
Monrovis, few miles from here. was
burned to-day. Little of the contents were
saved. His library. valued at $1,000, also
burned. Loss, $4,000; partly insured.
The fire is supposed to be of incendiary
origin.
Detective A. B. Lawson and his brother
Charles had a preliminary examination
to-day before Justice King, on charge OF
assault with intent to murder Captain j.
F. Moody. After hearing the evidence the
Court dismissed the complaint against A.
B. Lawson, and took the case of Charles
Lawson under advisement.
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She KNEW Her Business.

Mrs Bridget, what did you say
to Mrs. Millyun when she called yester-
dayY
Bridget-"Sure, mum, didn't ye tell me
always to get their cards?"
Mrs. Gush-"Yes, what of it?"
Bridget-"Well, mum, she was aither
walkin' roight in, so Oi stood in the door
bold loike, mum, an sez Oh, yez can't come
in till Oh get yez ticket, an wild that, mum,
she turned around an walked away. To
tell the truth, mum, Oh don't behave she
had ticket, an was afther tryin' to cheek
it, num- But Oh know me business p'-
Philadelphia Society.
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Anectionate Trotters.

'People often say that horses cannot
think-well, maybe they can't" writes the
author Of "Life with the Trotters," who
then tells two anecdotes which contradict
what people say"
Rarus, the wonderful trotter, bought by
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The Company Won.

SAN DIEGO, September 16th.-A special
from Ensenada to the Union says In the
Court of First Instance judgment was rem
dered to-day in favor Of the International
Company OF Mexico against Mrs. Burton's 8
claim to large tract Of land known as the
Ensenada ranch, which has been the SUBJ
ject of litigation for several years.
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THE record of cures accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilla can never be completely
written. The peculiar curative powers of
Hoods Sarsaparilla are successful when
everything else has failed. If your blood
is impure, your digestion out of order, try
Hoods Sarsaparilla
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Damage to the Corn Crop

PORTSMOUTH (o.), September 16th.-The
Scioto river flood is doing vast amount OF
damage. All the corn crop on the wide,
fertile bottom lands is under water, and a
great portion of it will be destroyed.
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CoueHs AND HoARsENEss.-The irritation
which induces coughing is Immediately re-
leved by Browns Bronchial Troches. Sold
only in boxes.
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A AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY
GUTHRIE BROS.

DRACTICAL PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS
Fitters Roofing and Jobbing. 9ipage water
femoved nom easements at very low prices
Telephone 1856. 127 Street.
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Mt. Tamalpais Academy

For Boys. Branch of Mt. Tamalpais College.
SAN RAFAEL, MARIN COUNTY.
DREPAREs THOROUGHLY FOR COLLEGE,
i the Government Academies and business.
Rev. ]. E. Wheeler. D. D., Principal. Board and
Tuition for the year, $500. The fall term be-
gins SeptempAr 10th. Address R. ]. TRUM-
BULL. ESQ.,, San Rafael. aul2-6w
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], MILL e r
(successor to Fritz & Miller)

(SucceesOr 70 Frltx q MnlefI
u NJ ID ETA II * Ell,
OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
I Ninth and Z streets Complete stock
f11dertakers Goods constantly on hand. City
and country orders promptly attended TO, day or
NIGHT. at reasonable rates. Telephone 1S6. 4p
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FLoHR

DRAcT1CAL GUNsMITH, 1924
sixth street, between J and NJ
z ;mporter and dealer in Shot
gums, Rifles and Pistols. Amnu-
Sition of all kinds constantly on ~
hand. Safes and Scales repaired, and Trusse'
made to order. aoI-u
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UNDERTAKES.
w. J. KAVANAUGH,
OF ID EE II a X. n H
No B1S j St., bet. Fifth and Sixth.

A LWAYS ON HANC A LARGE ASSORT-
a ment OF Metsllic and Wooden Caskets.
R1rial Cases. CofHns, aad Shrouds furnished.
Cofan orders will receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates, Once
o-on dav and night. 4p
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ATTORNEYS.AT.LAW.
j. f. BROWN

A TTORNEY AND COUNsELoR-AT-LAw.
"A Office-Southeast corner Seventh and J
Streets Sacramento, Cal jy23-tf
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NEWS FROM TEXAS.

.i13:,s Mo,f4Efs. VIcz CONSULATE OF DEsXtRE-
Tftos.. Il, SWEENEY, VICE CONSULATE oF
EjissIA
sGalvortoa, Tex, Dec. 2, l8as--Dr. F. Gou-
aux, Iouma. La: rear. Sir Although skep-
tics regarding the merits Of your Anti-Asth.
ma Mixture (having been experimental upon
by number of "suEe cure" people, invaria-
bly, resulting in deterioratica), / was finally
'indncGa ID try same, to Tuy-suTptisa and graf
ifcation benefciaily. It had heretofore for
seventeen years been a praotioe Of mine tc
become Violently sick at least twice week,
mailing life small sized tssfsllon earth for
me. preventing attendanset te business en-
gagernents etc, but nowrfscan thankfully say
thas do not expect to return to my old rou-
tine life ever again. have never dsriTed SO
much benefit from anything ever taken before
sani sincerely rec9mspend goar mixture to all
unfortuuates. afflicted with that most distress
ing of diseases, and if necessary will make
affidavit to the TACT that can relieve myself
almost iistaltaueously. Yours very sincere
~, ". ]. HOUSE.
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The New Discovery,

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking aboutit You may
yourself be one of too many who
know from personal Experience just
how good a thing it is. II you have
ever tried it, you are one It's stauneh
friends, because the wonderful thing
about it is, that when once given a
triaL Or. Kings New Discovery ever
after holds a place in the house. II
you have never used it and should be
afflicted with cough, cold or any
Throat, Lung Or Chest trono Ole, secure
q bottle at once and give it o fair trial.
It is guaranteed every time, or money
refunded. Trial bottles free at Wm.
Clegg's Drugstore. ..
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4 WONDERFUL MEMORY.

Miss Mary Lee, the youngest
daughter Of General Robert E. Lee,
possesses 4 wonderful memory for
faces and names. Even casual ac-
,quaintanes met years before is not
forgotten, and meeting him several
years af5erwara she at one
speaks his aaEae ard recalls all the
details of their former meeting. Miss
Lee came from Egypt to witness the
uuEeiling of the statue Of her father.
She has spent she last five years in
Portugal France, Russia, and the Is
land Of Madeira. She is a tall wo-
man, of distinguished presence, and
possesses that yivacidus charm Of man
ner and hrilliancy of conversation
which are natures best gifts to her
sex. Miss Lee Will remain in Ameri-
ca visiting friends in the South until
next Spring, when she swill sail for
Rone.-N. Y World.
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a SENATOR'S MIGHTY POWER.

Occasionally q liar entc~s Wall
atreat--a real lar, If course rot an
Imitation, aoateurish, pap;er-uache
}ar, but ono who lies with Il serious
ness Of expression and attention to de-
t&il that Command respect. Not one
of those "in the winter Of forty-nine"
chaps, nor yet Que of those "whcn /
was boy" fellows, but Il real liar, one
who lies skilltulIy about current
events.
Recently Wall street from Nassau
to Williams WAS r4payed 4 Smooth
pavement replaced the old granite
blocks. The c!1 granite blocks were
too n@isy, ''ana noise, -. The complain
ing promoters SAID, ''iiitertfered with
the pIucl,ing Of lambs" The hot
wave made the new pave;ncnts9ft and
Yiel,IinG. Ysa could, as the ancient
end man would observe, hear tree
bark, though even a fifth ayonuo stage
passed down tic street.
THAT pavement is soft, said pros
pec'ive millionaire the other day.
'FSoft, said the liar: "you call that
soft? Why, that's hard compared
with The Washington raycments. Yes,
sir. Ever been in Washington No?
We'll, Washington is paved "ith as
3ha1t, 50 me as tllat. II gets ve1y Tot
IN Washington and the pavemcnts
get very soft. Quite Ike molasscs,
in Eact.. And I have seen or a hot
day fifty people stuck n tie middle
OF the pavement. They stand like
animated statues. They can't release
themselves, 30 they stand aud gcry
Help! hoipi" People cannot 60 to
their aid, because if they Do they viii
get stuck too" :. . &
And what" asked the prospective.
millionaire, ''and what becomes Of
them?" A. -
pretty soon Senator John sher-
man comes along" replied the liar,
t"and the pavements harden IS he
passes and get back to their proper
state, and the victims are released."-
Neao York Times.
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4 PARTING SCENE

The Trn;o-, do,,+ vac. o-...,., -,
y, ~ ~ el,'4.' ..,t p'l'1 g;'S crowded tAl
5on,, .,J iass sqr,t' 5,,+ . hsc"ISssy , o. and
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bo boa >,,,I o"..',' -,o' 44ite eHaee.
+onol - o,,t,,.s,:, ,. ~ IN ''n,I i'-'. I've
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WAKING UP.

Tramp, tramp, tramp! Do you hear
it2 The great awakening is taking
place. The giant yawns, stretches
one limb and then another, and anon
mutters some words without sense or
coherence.. Just you wait awhile; lie
is only half awake now. When he is
thoroughly aroused, wide awake, and
gets o move on.hin,, be will be heard,
and it will be understood what ali this
commotion means. Meanwhile let
the t,Inid stand from under, for the
farmer is abroad is public affairs.
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HOW TO REACH AND ENJOY
ar OLD AGE. 49,

1t is no simple matter to state in
terusat all precise what forces are di-
rectly connected with the production
of hale and happy old age. More cer-
tainly is involved in the process than
mere strength Of constitution. Heal
thy contentment, and active, temper
ate, and regular habits are most valu-
able aids. Hard work, so long at
least as It is not carried beyond the
necessary to permit of the timely
1,air of worn tissues, is not only a
HARMLESS, but conducive oircum-
stanee. # is, in fact, by living as far
as possible life in accordance with
natural.law that we may expect to reap
thesappropriateg result in its prolonga-
ton. Civilization is at once helpful
and injurious. Under its protecting
Influence normal development at all
ages is allowed andfostered, while, the
facilities it affords for selfindulgence
are constantly acting in an ppdsife
direction. The case Of Hugf Mac
load, aged almost 1O7,which has1ate-
ly been published, illustrates in 8 re-
naarksble manner the truth of these
observations. This man, a Ross-shire
Highlander, in what must be the SOM
bre twilight of blameless and fairly
active life spent in his native county,
still shows, it is said, notable degree
Of vigor. He takes a lively interest
the affairs Of life, has good appetite,
ls generally healthy, cuts and carries
bis peat for household use, and goes
about among his neighbors aso old,
Lis food is of the plainest, though
nutritious-porridge, fish, n little
meats aud his habit in this and other
matters is not unworthy the attention|
Of many who are daily .hastening b1|
opposite courses the end OF q merricr,
shorter, =, but perhaps not happier life.
Tie Lancet. z
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WILL CURE CROUPi
TERYEBOSNw PARIsH- Oct

i ERf.EBONSE l AKlsh. oSI. ISIS tGC{GfeTs
Ms. F. GouAux: Dear Sir.-A few1asIgha6
ago my boy (aged niue years. woke upls
o'clock with a very bad case Of Group. !. 4e.
memberiag what you told me Of yoNi RI
ment of your .e.n child in a simil1l tassf
Immediately gave him a dose Of your Aesl'
Asthmatie mixture and made him inhssa es
change fer the better and in, Is minutes, gave
him another dose Of the mi1,urewhic seem
ed to relieve him considerably. continued
to give him the mixture every Is minutes Y
Irresponsible at time) and at half past two
smoked him again, in Just ona hour he was en-
tirely cured. Although be has had the Group
before, I hud never seen him SO bad and was
really very anxious, hfthanks to your Iaiz..-
ture (which. hy tbsS6Ry am never 4without
] think | saved my boys life. II this can be
ofany use to you, yon are at liberty to use it
and refer to, Yours Nu!y,
EDGARD J. RICHARD.
= Gen'l Merchandise Store,
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s,1t -. Il ~ -dv5ssssss$ III
THE TRICK OF d LAWYE

A few days. since y fa1lous laNYl 81
sat in his shirt sleeves IN. his i HUM ierS
Office, with his feet 81 u wiindOv lllI
and q cigar in hlg mouth, at 10:550 iins'
the msrnieg. People game Aee I'm
at short intervals, and the Mere tol(ls
that he was engaged ia a import
conference up town, 1hat he wbnla
be at his Office betw 81 ~ and Is.
u o'clock the lawp had finished
cigars, got thraagR sith the sp@zl, @
and shrrowlY ecapld falling
half a doten times AZ The stro1
the clock q remarkable chAnga co 4
ever him. 4 jl{ go nv
/ He pulled oman a ptrA cets
ed his hair back. from hn sbulgiS !
forehead, hi,ttohed the coat up severe
~ to the. neck and sat down in IL;
consulting room, surrounded by pon
daeeus tones and legal document1
All The people who had been to sen
him that day crowded into the of1oa
at IL o.ctoek and patiently waited t
g chance 70 speak to the great mass
All wef4 4dmpressed by the tremendoua
rush of. business On hand. The oute1.
room was crowded to sufo cation. AN
/ o'clock the last of the callers Ind
been disposed of and the ststement
wentaforbh that the lawyer could aed
no one else until II the next day. III,
is qhite a nice trick, and I.shave no
doubt that itis practiced extensively
-Blakely Halls New York Letter. sgsl
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The best Whiskey, now II the mar,
got, is Paducah Club, for sale At lohn
O. Mouton's.
TEST OF DEATH.

The prize Of 10000 francs offered
BY the French Academy for some cef..s
tain test Of death, looking to the pre,,
vention Of being buried alive, waI I
given to a physician, who announces ~
that on holding the hand Of the dead
person to strong light, il HyincsMaz M
scarlet tinge is seen whore the iinesf
touch, showing that the blood cont; i;
'f res to circulate, there being nc n, IS s
let when the subject il reall n dsa ss| y
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THE UNITED sTATEs NOTICES.

s5Ssss /,
Colorado-Nilc sine N,H,ine, Moth
ing without God"
I'wa-"On nr liberties wesprize, our
rights wc VIII maintain" Il,
Connecticut-Qui trarstilit, 81 Ill,
net, He who brought US oyer
tains lis" -.
Missouri-salas populi sppreml
esto, Let theswclfare Of the peopl6 be-
the supreme law" 3 S. S. 81
kiinnesota--I..iltoile ID Nora snfbos
star Of thc North United Stafes
y Fsnribus Jnnn1, Cone outof nAIY.s
Aansas-Ad astra per aspera as' 10.
the stars Though difficulties" Ken,
t"ckv-''Ul4ited wc stand, divided We
falr" MI 81
Niseonsir-Ciyiiisias success
barun, ''I'he civilized man s,aSeAs
tie barbarous.' Louisiana 9 ahion
and Confidence"
Pennsylvania" VirtuaaI Liberty
ana Independence" Rl3 Hand
Hope" Arkansasl pop.ili,
"Ihe people rule. ".s
Massachusetts B s. sacidam.
sub hbcrtate ouietun, sword
Fshe seeks placid rest III eerty, OF
"Conguerssa peace"
West Virginia-AIDnani semper
hD5rti, "Mountaineers are alx4v free.
california-Eureka, Il have found
it," aud Alabama no rpotto.
Michigan-Tuebor, and ST qnnris
peninsulaT amenarl elrcunspice, 8
will Defend" eff yop seek pleasant
peninsula, look around yoli' 4.
Ohio-lmperium ip imperio, ~
empire in an empire" Z Qregop La
yolat propriis, "She flies with her own
wings" and Mississippi, no motto.
South Carolina Aninlus oF5 bssque
parih, keady in will ana deed. s..
TENNESSEE agriculture, Conn &
TexasHdss Vermont
DOM ad Un Virginia 81 y
per ty26f1 SO always with lplsS
: Neh quality befd5e q.
law: New Ha1fp IA. mot 81 N
New yrsey I I a q 4 md Lndepela|
denee.s, ,N1s NJ
loItb 81 : m hi; pee I = iiS1 u 4
VolensleS Z ~ = r. = 70
3 Delaware So ~
||asnce.n Flofi
1sSsiI s y u ss|
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E-sS0rR--xn

The most sincere and conclusive
tribute to the goodwork Of the modern
press was paid by a lottery lobbyist at
WASHINGTON the day that the anti
lottery Bib passed the House. 1t con-
sisted OF the terse but comprehensive
remarks: "Ihe newspapers did this,
d--n then1!" Wen, they had a good
deal to DO with it, we are happy to
saY.-MobiLe Reqister. ----
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Tulane University
OF LOUISIANA.

Tulane College has four parallel courses,
Classical Literary, Scientific, and Ell
gineering, Leading TO the degree of q.
B. or B. ST. Tulane High School has
three courses, Classical, Literary and
Scientific, Mechanical, with Manual
TRIMMING School, and prepares for Busi
ncss or College. The ii. Sophie New
comb Memorial College offers facilities
for higher education Of Young Women,
With Q pfararatory department. Next
E Annual Session begins October /, 1890
MedicaF College opens Mondav, Ccto-
her 2Uth. Law Department Monday,
NovenIher 18th.
Catalogues containing full Information
may be had upon application tp t.c
Secretarysof tie University.
NBf. FaEsroa JOHNSON,
PresIdentof Umsosratsg.
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HOeFOR
P0lN7E-AUZ'|-L0uIPS !.
SPRINGS.


This favorite summer resort, the
medicinal properties snf whose waters
have wide reputation, viii be open
for the reception of guests on ana
alter the 14ta Of June.
The bathing
CANNOT BE SURPASSED
at apy others watering place in the
ycoratry, and.
HUNTING AND FISHING
can-also be enjoyed il the immediate
vicinity @
The Fare will always be 1.-THE best
obtainabie..
Good houses for parties desiring to
board themselves viii be furnished
at moderate rates.
TERMS ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER DAY
ConVeyances can he had at Crowley,
Rayne, Mermentau or Opelousas, al
Of which are in easy distance Of the
Springs which are situated II miles
northwest Of Crowley in Acadia parish.
Mas. G. MILLER, Proprietor.
june 1880. -
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SEAYAHD,S PROPHECY.

Y Il heard q story of. Seward the other
day" says writer in the Pittsburg
Djspatch, (which [ think is new
one. i am not certain. but | am i'm
pressed with conviction that it comes
from Miss Olive Risley Seward, an
adopted daaghter OF tthe late Secreta-
rp Seward, whose Bphemian literary
salon is one of the zmcst charming
places to which one can, have the en-
tree ut the National capital. It was
at the. time when there WAS great ex-
citement over the question of the re-
moaal ofthe capital, and al Washing-
ton was alarmed. one of the scared
ones said 10 Secretary Seward: "lhr.
Seward, do you think the capital viii
be removed from Washingtong Yes,
! think it will, was ths reply But
where; to Chicago NO. What!
nor st. LouisY No, WAL; where
thanT To the Ciuy Uf Mexic5s that
will probably be the centerof popula-
ton pf, the United States one Of these
DAYS" 81
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Hn6fIesAsn z O L. iIaws1 IS.

y ' = - 7'
Mr. Hs,esouaux, Hou1E.a, La:
z Lear Sig-I have been suTerin" for
sensas asilne ,.h ring sogln 0n one foot
Fries!stFe.al preparations buf to no sat
isf&stion nGtil useel your "bin@wogn
Ointment and Solution which quickly
cured me. lean recs4o.end them Us the
toest p5Eapar2tions ever lsed.
: IoQfs truly, O. REoUssARD
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1890-08-30
sBuckIe,,'s .rnica Salve

TIE BssT SALve in the worla Cor
Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcors, ssie
Pheum, FsFor Sores, letter, Chappod
Hands, ChiIHains, COINS, and all Skin
Eruptiona aid positively cures Piles,
or no pay reqRilad, Itis guaranteed
to give perfect sasssfaction, or money
refunded. Price rs cents per box.
Fer sale hysWm. Clegg.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1890-08-30
C. Lustea has wood carved

G. Lustea has wood sawed and split.
which he delivers at five dollars cord
ThanEzing the public for theft past patron,
age, he hopes to share a. portion in the
future. The public is invited to call at
his residence from to 5 o'clock, p M,
every Saturday, when You can inspect
the wood aud he can give you his person
al attentions All orders left at his post
office box will receive prompt attention
next day.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1890-08-30
HouxA, Terreh6ns I
August 26fl

Having prescribed Mr.. f. Goua
nsotic Remedies" with great s,scc N
pleasure in recommending themtlO Alf
are sufferers from. that Aisea5 keoc
them the best remedies have, ,ey
C. A. DgvSE II. hi
Coroner, Parish Physician y Nsal ;
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1890-08-30

Latest reports show that the potatoe
crop of Ireland is ia failure, and there
is prospect Of another famine there
eaualling that Of 1916 and AZ. Poor
Ireland,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1890-08-30

Epoch: Fangle There is a great
deal Of scratching at the polls now,
CuEso-Yes; it comes from the itch
Tor office.
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a true and correct copy OF the original list
Of i,lrors drawn and on file OF record IN my
Office. this Let day of August a. D.. 1890.
.ss.. IS - A. nj. MAMTLN,
,38 sstss. % sa5s ss Clerk of Court.