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ORIGINAL PACKAGE BILL.
Minority Report on the House Substitute for
the Senate Measure.

Minority Report on the House Substitute for
the Senate Measure.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Representative
Adams of Illinois to-day submitted a
minority report dissenting from the views
of tile majority of the committee upon the
bill intended as a substitute for the
Senate Original Package Bill. To sur
render the power of Congress to regulate
interstate commerce, to the Legislatures of
the several States, the report argues, is to de-
feat the main purpose of its creation. This
Is the vice Of the Senate bill. 1t rs tenf0ld
the vice of the substitute 1t tends
to undo the most important work that
was done when the union was formed. Con-
gress can define the original package IN
which intoxicating liquor can be imported
into State. A legislative definition would
at once render impossible the establish
ment of so-called original package saloon,
the only serious evil which can possibly
arise out of the decision of the Supreme
Court
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-Representative
ODonnell OF Michigan, Chairman of the
House Committee on Education, to-day re-
ported an educational aid bill similar i'll its
provisions to the Blair bill
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THE KING CROWNED.
Brilliant Opening of the Rocky Mountain
Carnival at 0glen.

OGDEN, July 1.-The Rocky Mountain
Carnival began to-day. the royal train ar
riying from the East before noon amid the
booming of cannon and cheers of the people.
Rex, accompanied by brilliant reti-
nue., and escorted by the Louisiana Rifles,
was received by the Mayor and rendered
the freedom of the city. Speeches of wei
come were made by Mayor Kiesel and Gov
ernor Thomas aud responses were made by
members of the royal party. Hon. w.
q. Plerson, on behalf of the Order of
Monte Crist0. delivered the Grafton of the
day There were several other addresses.
During the afternoon there was a pro-
cession OF the various civic and military or
CARNATIONS, followed by display by
II large company Of cowboys. To-
night there was grand banquet
in Carnival Palace and Rex was
crowned King of the Monte Cristos, with
elaborate ceremonies, after which the cow
boys took possession of the palace for their
grand ball. The weather Is superb.
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A GREAT UPROAR.
a Member Of the Italian Chamber Of Depu

a Member Of the Italian Chamber Of Depu-
ties Resigns Il Seat
ROME, July 1.-There was great uproar
In the Deputies to-day, on the second read
ing of the bill regarding municipal coun-
ellis. Signors lnbriani and Ricotti COM
planned that the Government stifled debate,
and Ricott resigned his seat amid great ex-
House elect a committee on the bill tO-mor-
row, and Government supporter began
the circulation of the proposed committee.
The opponents raised such row over this
that the sitting was suspended. When the
House met again Imbriani attempted to
continue the reading of the list, but the up
iOurned.
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Strike Of Me,al-cornice Workers,

CHICAGO, July Five hundred metal
cornice makers struck to-day for an advance
in wages. Two firms have given in.
ST. PAUL, July 1.-The Waters Union
decided unanimously to ask for an advance
ana the request is to be made at time
when it will be very effective-at the open
ing of the National Educational Convention.
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DELAYED RECOGNITION.
A Bill to Prepare Roll of Honor Of Army
Telegraph Operators.

Telegraph Operators.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-The House Mill
tary Committee has agreed to report favor
ably the bill authorizing the President to
prepare a roll of telegraph operators who
served during the late war under the Or
ders of commanding officers Of the army
and issue to them or the representatives of
those dead, suitable certificates of hon.
orable service with the army, stating the
service rendered and the assimilated rank
they held. The committee also agreed to
report bill granting bronze medals to each
surviving member of the forlorn hope
storming party at Port Hudson, Miss, in
order to fulfill promises made by General
Banks to members of that party.
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LEGISLATIVE BRIBERY.
The Action Of the Boston West End Railroad
Company Denounced.

BosToN, July LIN the House to-day
Representative Gould introduced sub
stitute resolution for the report of
the Bribery Committee. 1t declares in
part that the West End C0mpany's
system of influence is unpara lleled in
the history of legislation; in violation of
law and subyersiye Of all honest legislation /;
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The Times Error.

LONDON, July 1.-The Times to-day pub
fishes an article attributing its blunder yes
terday announcing that the National Bank
Of Buenos Ayres had suspended payment,
instead of suspended the payment OF its
quarterly dividend, to errors in punctuation
in the cable dispatch. The Times expresses
much regret that the statement caused alarm
In the stock nrket-
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The S.orm King Safe.

LONDON, July IA telegram has been
received announcing that the life-boat
Storm King, which sailed from here to
Cape Town. and from the latter place to
Albany, West Australia, has completed her
long voyage in safety. She arrived at AL
bany to-day
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Poisoned hv Ice. Craam.

New YORK. July About two score of
persons were seriously poisoned to-day by
partaking of ice-cream from d. Brinkman's
store at 1874 Third avenue. The clerk,
Henry Meyer. was arrested and remanded
on suspicion Of having something to do with
the case.
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Cotton Seed OIL Trust.

NEW YORK. July 1.-Some time ago it was
discovered that the Cotton Seed Oil Trust
was out quarter of million by the oper-
ations of Moss & Flagler. The annual meet
ing of that trust was held to-day aud suit
for $3.50 600 was authorized against WinslOw
Lanier and others on account of losses
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London Merchants.

LONDON, July AT meeting of Lon
don merchants to-day it was resolved
to send a deputation to Salisbury
to point out the serious results of
the extension of German territory
north of Damara, and the establishment of
a German barrier between Bechuanaland
and tile North also the necessity for MAIN
tanning English influence in Madagascar.
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A DENIAL.
Germany Has Done No hing to Rstaliate
Against the Mckinley Bill.

GeTmany has Done No hing 70 kstaIllte
Against the Mckinley Bill.
BERLIN, July 1.-The semi-official denial
is made here of the statement published
yesterday to the effect that the Powers of
Continental Europe. headed by Germany,
had agreed to establish mutual repressive
tariffs against American imports ii the
Mckinley bill, now pending before the
American Congress, becomes a law. Ger
many has taken no steps to counteract any
possibly injury to her American trade by
the enactment of the Mckinley bill.
LONDON, July 1.-The cutters of Sheffield
have asked the Mayor to preside at a meet
ing called to protest against the McKi nley
bill. Similar movements are on foot at
Birmingham and South Wales.
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nIAgPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped and
flNt oily skin prevented by CUTIcURA SOAR.
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Fatal Poisoning.

DUBLIN, July 1.-The wife and four
young children Of James O'Connor, a mem-
Der of the editorial staff of United>Seland,
have been fatally poisoned at Sea Pant, a
watering place in County Dublin, by eating
picked mussels Another child and servant
who also ate of the mussels are prostrated,
but are now cut of danger.
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A Tramn Ed TO Bears.

VIENNA, July 1.-The owners of travel
ing show, which included among its animals
a number of bears, have been arrested at
Thensghin, Hungary, on a charge of mur-
derlng tramp and throwing his body to
the bears, who devoured it.
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the I'D OF last September l 'hat
the misfortune to bruise my leg,
and put piece OF sticking pas
ter on 1t. Inside OF o week l had
a terrible leg. Ny wife becane
frightened and advised Inc to 50
to surgeon. | went, aud doe
tored for two months, bat no good
was done me, besides costing n >
big money. My leg had by th
time formed into an ulcer, ar
got worse every day. l could nc
stand It any longer, and made u1
my mind TO go to a hospital an
see II could be helped. l wenl
to several here In the city, IN turn.
but none could do me any good
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New YORK, July 1.-Berserkers tips for
Sheepshead Bay: First race, Reporter OF Gran
ie; second race, Russell or Strathmeath; third
race, Caspar or Bill Barnes; fourth race, Morris.
Best or SCOTS Best; fifth race, Casslus or Tar
agon; SIKH race, Tourist or ServltOr; seventh
race, Tea Tray or Gallifet.
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A Noted Horse Dead.

LEXINGTON (Ky.), July 1.-Kingfisher, a
noted stallion race horse, is dead. He was
owned by August Belmont, was % years
old. He was a superior race horse and cost
his owner $4,000 at years OF age and
won over S2S, 600 that year.
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Great Destitution,

LONDON, July IA dispatch from Port
Louis. Guadolcupe. states that the principal
buildings in that place have been destroyed
by fire. The loss is $500, 900. Many in
habitants lost all their effects and are en-
tirely destitute
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The Supar Tariff

WASHINGTON. July 1.-At a meeting of
the Senate Finance Committee delegation
of molasses- boilers appeared and asked for
the restoration of the duty on sugar, to
enable them to continue in business. With
out the duty, it was urged. they could not
produce sugar from molasses at profit.
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that the evidence showed that the company
paid in the aggregate $4,000; that no legis-
lation predicated upon that influence can be
enacted without making every member who
votes for it a party TO corruption. A hot
debate followed, and the House finally
adopted the committee report, 1874 to 81.
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California Patents.

WASHINGTON, July Patents have been
granted the following inventors of Califor-
mia: George w. Thissell, Pleasant Valley,
fruit-grader; Altheus E. Roe, assignor to
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had terrible leg, with hole IN it as big as dot
lar and pain that aim set crazy. got scared
bout it, and determined to try CuTICusA RENE
DIES. / obtained set, and inside OF hve weeks my
leo was heaIed mn as well 1t ever was. except the
Terrible scar it left for reminder OF what
a terrible sore leg. These REMEDIES are worth
'"e John THfEL, III e. ssth street, New York.
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Apglo-Germau Agreem,ut sig,ed

BERLIN, June 1.-Chancellor Caprivi and
DR.. Krauel for Germany and Sir Z. B. Ma
let and Sir Percy Anderson for England
have signed the Anglo German agreement.
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SYDNEY, July 1.-O'Connor, the oars
man, admits that he was fairly beaten by
Stansbury yesterday. He declines to make
any further matches in Australia.
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DECISION FROM ROME.
The Corrigan-Burtsell Affair Settled by the
Propaganda

New YORK, July IA cablegram stat
ing that the Propaganda has settled the
Corrigan- -Burtsell affair causes great inter-
est here. Rev. DR.. Burtsell strongly sup
ported Rev. DR.. McGlynn in his controversy
with Arch bishop Corrigan. the controversy
beginning through McGlynn's public in
dorsement of Henry Georges land theories
1t was reported that Burtsell was suspended
for his cuntumacy in the suit over the re-
fusal of the Calvary Cemetery authorities
to permit the body Of John Mcclure, a
supporter Of McGlynn, to be buried in that
cemetery. 1t is probable the decision deals
with that question.
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An Emb zz or Held.

NEwBURG On. ". July Edward NJ.
Doyle, the Portland (0regon) embezzler,
was to-day held to appear before the Gov
ernor Monday next
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a Wa k-Over.

LONDON, July lin the lawn-tenns
tournament at Wimbledon Miller had a
walk-over in the all-comerS match, his
competitor declining To play.
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Ems ror WiIliam m in sweden.

CHRISTINA, July 1.-Emperor William of
Germany arrived to day and was accorded
a brilliant reception.
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Cobroy by a German sentry show that four
residents of that place had gone 150 meters
into German territory, when the sentinel
fired upon them, wounding q man named
Claudel The wound is not serious,
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German Military Estimates,

BERLIN, July 1.-The supplementary
military estimates Passed to their second
reading in the Reichstag to-day
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A Desperate Colored Thief Killed After Shoot
ing Two Officers

ing Two Officers.
WAREsBoRo (Ga.), July Jim Wadley,
a notorious negro. stole a revolver
and rifle from Tom McKeithen (col-
ore0 at Barnesville Saturday and fed
to Millwood. McKeithen followed, swore
out a warrant, and, in company with
Justice of the Peace Cowart and Con-
stable Sparkling, went to serve 1t.
Wadley opened fire, killing Sparkling
and fatally woundng Cowart. McKeithen
then put q rifle ball and load Of buck
shot in Wadley's body. McKeithen was
not arrested, his action being indorsed by
every one
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Parliament TO Adjourn

LONDON. July 1.-The Cabinet to-day de-
cided to drop the TIthes Bill, and after the
supply votes adjourn Parliament.
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IRREGULARITIES DISCOVERED.
Arrest and Resignation of the President of a
National Rank

National Bank
CHICAGO, July 1.-Charles P. Packer, ex-
President of the Park National Bank, was
arrested yesterday on complaint of the
United States District Attorney because of
some Irregularities discovered by the Bank
Examiner in the matter of certifying
checks for which there were no funds in the
bank. He was arraigned to-day and held
in $1,000 bonds to appear before the U nited
States Grand Jury. Packer has resigned
the Presidency of the bank, and Cashier
Bell has also resigned.
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MARTINEZ BLAMED.

Rsvolutionists Attribute Their Plots to an
Ex-Army officer
CITY OF MEXICO. July 1.-Ruis Sandoval
aud his comrades are blaming General
Ygnacio Martinez of Laredo, who they say
Induced them to make revolutionary efforts
and now deserts them. Martinez was for
merly in the Mexican army, but was dis
missed for disobedience of orders. Since
then ne has lived on the Texas frontier and
p engaged in editing papers that attacked
President Diaz and the Government.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-02

THE CALL publishes more "Help
Wanted" ads. Than all the other city
papers combined. It 10 the only want
medium.
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Rain at ClaYaland.

CLEVELAND, July 1.-The league and
brotherhood games were postponed to-day,
owing to the rain.
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THE ERZEROUM RIOTS.
Fifty Persons Reported to Have Lost Their
Lives.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1-Advices from
Erzeroum say that fifty persons lost their
lives in the recent riot In that city. When
the news of the fray between the Turkish
soldiers and Armenians spread the whole
Moslem population turned out and the wild
est disorder prevailed. The windows of
the British and French Consulates were
smashed by the infuriated Mussulmans.
Business isnow at standstill.
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The Frontier shootine.

PARIS, July Later advices regarding
the shooting Of the French inhabitant of
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

The Amended Franchise Bill Passed by the
State Senate.
BATON ROUGE, July 1.-The Lottery Bill,
as amended by the committee, increasing
the amount to be paid for lottery privileges
S250,000 per annum, making the annual
payments 81, ,250. .000 passed the Senate this
afternoon by vote of "a to u, and was re-
turned to the House for its concurrence,
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A BURNING SORE LEG
Ulcers Form. Hospitals and Doctors
Useless. Crazed With Pain. Cured
by Cuticura Remedies

About eight years ago wrote you from Wilkes
barre, Pa, describing how your wonderful rene
DIES completely cured of terrible case 70
eczema salt rheum 1 must now tell you vhst
CUTICuRA REMEDIES have again done for me On
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Cuticura ResoIvent

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OK Tuesday afternoon while Mrs.
N. A. Rippetoe's horse was hitched
to the buggy at her residence near
the corner Of Sycamore and North
Market streets and her daughter,
Miss Mary, was in the act of getting
in the vehicle to take a ride, the ami
NAL became frightened at a COW,
broke loose and ran away, upsetting
the vehicle in front of Mr.. ]. G.
Mallison's. The harness was con
siderably torn, but the buggy es
capped with only slight damage.
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ALDERMAN CAMPBELL and Abe Har-

ALDERMAN CAMPBELL and Abe Har-
rison were out yesterday canvasslng
among citizens, property owners
and business men for subscriptions
to the stock of the proposed electric
light plant. Although the city is at
the back of the movement it will not
as corporation take any stock IN
the concern in partnership with prl-
vate citizens. but will be one OF the
consumers and patrons. The
scheme is for private parties to take
the matter in hand and organize a
company with a capital of $4,000:
each share to cost 500.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Ton GENTRY, who lives west
of town beyond Berlin, says that
corn is needing rain badly out in his
neighborhood.
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The excursion train on the Cen
trail road to Hampstead to accom-
modate visitors to the reunion of
Hoods brigade will leave tomorrow
morning between s and 9 o'clock.
There will be no special train back
and parties will have to return on
the midnight mixed train.
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DR.. S. Bowers, of the Burton
neighborhood, who was in town on
Monday, said that ten out of every
twelve men out his way were in favor
of Hogg for governor and commits
sion.
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For Cider and White Wine Vine
gar, Syrup and Molasee, Best Laun-
dry Soap, $3.50 per box $3.50,
small boxes 70 cents.
Go to SLoANs& HoDDE.
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For Olive Oil, Pickles, Horse
Radish, Tomato Catsup, Citron,
Mayonnaise Sauce, L. & P. Sauce,
Brook Trout, Sardines, Oysters, Sal
mon, Deviled and Potted Ham,
Lunch Tongue, go to
SLOAN & HoDDE.
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Both of the local military compa-
MES are now hard at work every
night drilling for the San Antonio
encampment-
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EVERYBODY out in the country can
go fishing now. Notwithstanding
the repeated backsets in the early
part of the year and the frequent re-
paintings, crops are reported in bet
ter condition in most localities than
they ever were before at this season
of the year.
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Chill Concarne, Deyiled Ham.
spiced Pigs Feet, Corn Beef, Chow
Chow, Mustard Sauces.
Jacob & Eldridge.
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FoR Plum Pudding, Clarke &
Combs Fruit Jams, Jumbles, Golden
Crown Preserved Cocanut, Grated
and Sliced Pine Apple, Asparagus,
and Boston Baked Beans. Go to
SLOAN & HoDDE
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The young ladies of the o. o. O..
club, who executed a tambourine
drill at the opera house last Friday
evening when the play of among
the Breakers" was presented, have
had their photographs taken in cos
tune, and they are much in demand.
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Wines-Angelica, Port, Sherry,
Sweet Catawba, Reisling, Claret,
Annesette-bottle or gallon.
Jacob & Eldridge.
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Russian Cavrai, Olives, Capers,
Celery Sauce, Aspargras-Grated
and Sliced Pineapple, Olive Oil,
Citron, Raisins, Salmon Steaks, Bone
less Sardines-Sardines in Tomato
Sauce, Luncheon Beef.
JAcoB & ELDRIDGE.
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FoR Dat Meal, Pearl Wheat, Nj
devene Flakes, Tapioca, Corn Starch,
Thurbers Extracts, Spices, Dozier
Crackers, Cakes and Jeilies. Go to
SLOAN & HoDDE.
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JUNE 25, 1890.

To the Democracy of Washington
County:
If Mr.. N. E. Dever is a candi-
date for sheriff before the conven-
ton | am not. If he is not a can
didate l am. am willing to do
anything 1 can to assist IN his
election. T. J. EVANS.
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Maccaroni, Vermicilli, Lemons,
Cakes, Candies always fresh-Gra-
ted Sugar Corn, Maple Syrup-Best
Syrups. Jacob u Eldrldge.
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Gnts, coarse and fine, Flakes,
Barley, Sage, Samp, cracked Wheat,
Oatmeal, Shredded Oats.
Jacob & Eldridge.
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FROM indications there was an
other fine fall of rain yesterday few
miles south of town.
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YESTERDAY was a holiday in the
Catholic church and mass was said
at the church in town. Several
Poiander farmers were in to attend
services.
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Gumbo File and Currie Powders
Delicious for Dressing. &c.
JACOBS & ELDRIDGE.