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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-16
UP-TO-DATE BANK NOTES.
Their Liberal Display of Electricity
and Beautiful Women.
Washington Letter.

NdSnlnStOn Letter.
The first issue of the new 81 and s. sill
yer certificates will be made on Monday
August 10. They bid fair to excite as much
attention and criticism as the 81 note.
Like II, they are ambitious. artistic Gre
atoms. and are totally unlike anything
the people are familiar with in the way
OF paper money. Their fronts are printed
IN black INK. and their backs i'm the more
familiar green. The 81 note was desicned
by Mr.. Edwin II. Blashfeld. OF New York
me irontispiece. is an allegorical repre-
ana electricity to commerce and manu-
~facture, and consists of five partly nude
female figures in graceful poses. The
treatment is described as almost distinct
lively American. The general idea of The
main design Is carried out on the hack
of the note. the main decorations of which
are vignettes of Fulton and Morse.
Walter Shirlaw. of New York das,rpoa
the % note. which Is. If anything. more
strikingIy original than either of the other
two. The face is almost entirely taLon
up with an allegorical picture representi
ing America enlightening the world >,
America is represented by a beautiful fe-
male. partly nude, holding in her right
hand upiifted. a lighted incandescent
lamp. She stands upon a tion
OF the North American continent. and the
Reclining at her feet is q female figure
or tame. with the traditional trumpet
and few clothes Thanking these figures.
winch occupy the center of the front is
on one side a representation of Jupiter in
his aerial chariot i'm the act of hurIinq -
tn,inderbolt- typifying force. On the other
side Is a representation OF peace. with The
dove. etc. There is also a fine view of The
Capitol. 'He
The general effect is that OF a ,ibera,
display of electricity and beautiful women
The treatment of the idea. including dec
grafton. is that of the modern school of
renaissance. The back of the note con-
tains portraits of Grant and sheridan
Unlike the vignettes on the 81 and g
notes. which are arranged In the middle
poSite ends.
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Wash Goods
Sale
Pleasant Surprises for You To-
Morrow.

Here are the daintiest summer
fabrics from the best makers in the
world. Lateness in the season only
compelled them to make the sacri-
flee. Nothing 80 beautiful shown
this season.. They are as refresh
ing as a sea breeze, and as mex
pensive as ordinary Lawns.
Fine French Organizes, the crispy.
flmy kind, looks like painted by
hand; imported to sell at Acc and
soc: your choice to-morrow, for. 15c
Dimities of Sea Island Cotton, the
daintiest wash materials known:
they were made to sell at 25c to 35c;
your choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 12lkc
Swivel Batistes. one of the choicest
novelties of this season, crispy. airy
and cool; the original price was 15c;
they go tomorrow at................ &c
Fine Printed Lawns. like sold at l0c;
go tomorrow &c
Fine Printed Dimities. they We're quick
sellers at 12i1c: the new purchase
goes &C
Wash Challies. the &C kind at........... &c
White Duck for skirts.
Tow Linens for skirts.
75c plain and striped Dress Linens,
tomorrow Zoc
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IryinEtOn.

Miss Edna Gunckel is visiting friends in
Cincinnati.
Miss Louise Brouse returned Tuesday
from Bethany.
last week from Bethany.
Miss Lecca Chase. of Wabash, visited
Irvington friends last week.
Mr.. Fred Fowler returned Monday from
a visit with friends in Cleveland.
Miss Bertha Fisher spent a part of last
week with Miss Gussie Stevenson.
Mr.. Otis c. Higgins and sister returned
to their home in Lebanon. Saturday.
Rev. l.. IL. Findlay is the guest of Mr..
r. c. Jacobs. on Commercial. avenue.
Prof: Perry Hay. of Washington. ID. c..
visited friends in Irvington last week.
Miss Elizabeth Butler went TO Cleve-
IND Saturday 10 spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. o. Carvin. have gone
to Danyille. H., TO make a short visit.
Misses May and Ethel Willis, of Chicago.
are the guests OF Miss Hannah Rodney.
Miss Ethel Reeves and Mr.. Walter Jones
are the guests of Miss Carrie Tompkins.
Miss Annie VI. Elston has gone TO make
a short visit with friends in Rush county.
Miss Maud smith is spending a few days
I With Miss Josephine Smith on Washington
street.
Mr.. Harry Henderson will so to Ken
d~allville Monday, where he will visit
friends.
Miss Flora Stevens. of Fort Elgin. On
ONtA y
Stevens.
Mrs. Anna Sloan is a guest OF Miss Har-
rtet Ritter at her home on Washington
and Ritter avenues.
Miss Mary Graham returned Monday
from Browns Valley. where she has been
visiting her grandparents.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Church will give "a bicycle party next Fri
day evening on the church lawns.
Miss Leota Reavis. of Evansville. and
Miss Fernice Rodefer. of Elwood. are
spending a few days with Miss Sabra Con-
ner.
Mr.. Leo. NJ. Julian. accompanied by his
brother. Mr.. Isaac II. Julian. OF San Mar
o. Tex. went TO Centerville yesterday to
attend the annual old settlers meeting OF
Wayne county.
Miss Madge Layman cntertaired a num-
Der of friends Tuesday eveing In honor OF
her guest. Miss Florence Haywood. The
large yard was beautifully lighted with
Japanese lanterns. Refreshments were
served under the arbors. Among the
guests were Miss Josephine Smith. tina
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Mems
Opportunity
Sale this week of the
finest Mems Furnishings.

s1.75 Night Shirts sSc
These are extra fine Null and Fancy
Printed Persian Lawn Shirts. full 60 inches
long and extra large. Think OF buying
them for CSC.
Mems Laundered Negligee Shirts. new
patterns ------.---.- --.-....--.-|.-..-.. 90
Mems Laundered Percale Negligee
Shirts. 75c quality. for...-...--..... 4Sc
Mems Fancy Madras Bosom Dress
Shirts. separate cuffs to match. a-50
quality -. scc
Mems French Percale Dress Shirts. 3
separate collars and cuffs. sl.75 quail
ny. Tor >LW
Mems all-Silk Hose Supporters. all
colors. 25c quality. 14c
Mems White Lawn and Linen Color
Shield Bows. sc each. s for---.-.--... &c
Also. Mems White Lawn String Ties.
10c doZ.
Mems Madras Wash String Ties. all
colors. 15c quality. or...-..-.-.... &c
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The Big Ribbon Sale

Which began yesterday, will be con-
tinued tomorrow. Crowded yesterday
from morning till night. Here are Rib
bons from one of the best makers in the
world. You can buy them at about
half the price they cost to make.
25-cent Ribbons 12Hc
These are 3 inches wide, beautiful light
grounds, Dresden styles.
50-cent Ribbons for. 1oc
You will know them as the kind that
sold at 80 cents, all perfect goods and
choice styles of warp prints.
75-cent Ribbons for. 2Sc
Some of them sold as high as 90 cents.
They are four and five inches wide, fine
warp prints, in Persian and Dresden
styles.
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Few SunstrOkes in Japan.
Washington Post

This Is my first visit 10 America. and
| am delighted with everything but the
weather. said Mr.. T. X. Date. a bright
young japanese gentleman. II am greatly
astonished to read i'm your papers of the
number of people who die from excessive
heat. In Toxic We nave three months OF
very hot weather. lust about the sort that
you have I'm Washington. but IL is a rare
thing for any of my countrymen to ex-
pire from sunstroke. I think one reason
that such deaths are i~nfreuuent i'm japan
Is that the people dress IN much lighter
clothing than they do in the United States
They also are more temperate i'm the mat
ter OF food and drink. eating no meats and
thinking no very ardent spirits. The rice
beer that the natives make contains some
percentage OF alcohol. hit IL isn't strong
enough to do much hurt"
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Black Silks

There will be a furry in the Silk
Department this week. Enough of
them to probably last two days. A lot
of "Old Standard Silks will be sold.
The guaranteed kind. Only one dress
pattern to any n buyer. Here's the
way they will GO.
7s cents instead of S1.25 for the Royal" Black Satin
Duchess, q inches wide.
7S cents instead of $L.25 for the princess" Black
Peau de Sole.
Is cents instead of 60 cents for Toxic Black Japa-
nese Silk.
IS cents instead of 50 cents for Japanese Cream and
White Silk Robe de Chambre.
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The Embroidery Sale

The greatest of the sea-
son. You may ask, why the
greatest? Just because we
have decided to make it so,
which means that i will
buy Embroideries +. , week
for less than they have ever
been sold in America.
4-inch-wide Open Edge Swiss EN-
Droidery DC
Swiss Embroidery, 4 to 6 inches wide,
open edges. with wide margin, like
sold at 25c; sale 12zc
Fine Swiss Flouncing. 10 to ID inches
wide, with crochet and Irish point
effect, open edges. worth 6oc TO 75c;
Monday. sale price...............4..... Lc
45-inch Plain Hemstitched and Tucked
Swiss Flouncings...................... 2Jc
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White Goods Sale

A sensation Will be created Tomorrow
by the sale of White Goods. You know they
never GO out of style, and prices usually change
very little, but tomorrow you can buy two and
three yards for the price you have paid for
one. Here they are for you at less than you
pay for bleaChed muslin.
Choice Plaid Nainsook in various size plaids;
they were made to sell at 15c. Price to-
morrow 6 cts
Lace Striped and Plaid NainsoOk, a beautiful
fabric; you must pay 20 cents for them else
where. Sale price 8 cts
The 25-cent Dimity Stripes and Plaid Dimities
go tomorrow for 10 cts
121S-cent India Linens, tomorrow. ............ 6 cts
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Wrappers
Not a Narrow or Skimped Wrapper
in the Whole Stock.

One lot of good Wrappers. made
of best ManhattaLs. full length
and Bischof sleeves. wide hem
at bottom; other stores are get
ting CSC for the same Wrappers;
our sale price tomorrow, while
they last, choice for ............
500 Wrappers. made of Lawns,
Dimities and Percales. all extra
wide skirts. full length and
trimmed over shoulders with
ruffies. some braided: not a
Wrapper i'm the lot made up TO
sell for less than 81, some worth
up to So: all go tomorrow.
cboica for
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WASSON'S
WASSON'S
More Wrappers, More Shirt Waists

Still they Constituencies III hen for this week at about IS to 81 13
Cent O. h dollar -.
Tomorrow W. m on sale more Wmppesa and hhtW Waists than all hes stores in Indhmpohsco ON
showed early in the season Here are the atet Dmmns Pdans LappHs avn and chohe
French Peks beautifully made and finished ctn right shaped right mdes strictly up daen every
the nd THAT give unrHsal@ tsfaciona less prices han you formerly paid frch cheap Limiting
Lawn and alice garments Conn tomorrow. Such splendid values frs SO little money won't last al
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Silk Hosiery Sale

From 9 o'clock until II to-mor-
row we will sell Silk Hosiery as
advertised below. There are only
about 800 pairs in the lot. They
may be gone before noon
Finest quality Ladies' high grade pure
Silk Hose, fancy ribbed. lace work
and plain, in boot patterns and solid
colors. 50 colors 10 choose from; reg
ular price $500 to $500. Choice. s1.9S
Choice entire line Ladies' French Lisle
Hose, vandykes. vertical striped. lace
work and embroidered: regular
prices S1.OO to $500. Choice. ........... 69c
Ladies' Silk Hose, boot patterns. tans
and solid black; regular prices $l.00
TO $50. Choice. 49c
Mems fine pure Silk Half Hose; regu-
lar price $40 TO SIS. sChoice......... ssc
Mems extra quality fast black and en-
broidered French Lisle Half Hose:
regular price so cents, for............. &c
Odds and ends of Children's Silk and
fine Lisle Hose. new leather colors.
solid blacks and black with white
feet: worth 40 to 30 cents. Choice. lsc
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Basement
Some of the bargains for
tomorrow.

Large and well-made Tin Colander or
Fruit Strainers bc
Extra strong retinned Lemon Squeez-
erS 49,. "
Four-quart Porcelain-lined Preserving
Kettles -. iN
Largest size 3-hoop Pine Wash Tubs. 40
Best Richmond Cedar Buckets. with
three wire welded hoops. lsc
Two-quart extra quality Mix Kettles. &C
Two-quart Iceland Ice Cream Freez-
erS -.
Ten-inch best quality Turkey Feather
Dusters 1oc
Ten-auart Japanned Chamber Pals. lc
one only. Belongs best Hard Wood
Refrigerator. handsomely carved and
heavy brass trimmings. worth ~.
Tor .-........ WV
one only. Porcelain Toilet Set. with
rich green vine decoration. gold
traced and ~stippled. solid gold han
dies; an SIS set. for .--.....-----. <.S
One only. Maddock's Porcelain Dinner
Set. li2 pieces. gold edge. with hand
painted delicate flower and spray
decorations: an SIS set. for.-..-.--..$lse
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Extra

We have about 50 Wash Suits. the
handsomest things shown in In
dianapolis all season. made of
pure Grass Linens. finest
Piques, Linen, Duck and fine
Dimities, some tailor made, some
trimmed with laces and en-
broideries; worth from SIS to
S2S. so; take choice this week
o 49,. ........
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TwO.Piece Wash Dresses

Another lot of about 100 two-piece
Dresses, made with Bischof
sleeves. crush collars and cuffs.
5-yard skirts. made. of Dimities,
Lawns and Percales. all colors:
worth up to 1915: all go. choice
for . 49,. 49,.
About 20 Swell Blazer Duck
Suits, skirt Shepherd plaid. coat
white duck, trimmed with large
turn-back cuffs and big sailor
collar of Shepherd plaid to
match: a very stylish suit;
About 25 Grass Linen Suits, worth
up TO IS, go this week, choice
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500 good Percale Waists, at very
low estimate worth 50 cents,
go this week, choice. .for........
1000 splendid Waists. odds and
ends from our finest waists. all
of them formerly sold for over
Sl.25, most Of them were $50
and 81. some of them were $3.50,
s. and 1910; plenty of all sizes
in the lot, but not all sizes OF
all kinds: all so this week.
choice, for
One lot of Lawn Waists, with
detached collars and detached
cuffs. worth s1-25; go to-mor-
row o
Another lot OF those choice Dim
ity Waists, with separate white
collars and cuffs, worth 81: to-
morrow they go for.
1900 beautiful Waists, made of
finest qualities OF dimities.
lawns. Persians. lappets, Scotch
ginghams. imported madrases.
French percales, etc; all made
with new style detached turn
back cuffs. front pleat and new
style detached collars; worth
all over the city 81 TO 81. Our
sale price
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Mems S1.75 Null Night Shirts. 49,. CSC
Mems Laundered Negligee Shirts. $50
6O-cent Black Japanese Silks. .25c
The SIPS Black Satin Duchess. -. .76c
Ribbon Sale Tomorrow.
Fine Umbrellas Tomorrow.
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Umbrellas

Tomorrow fine Umbrellas will not cost
you much. Only about so OF them left.
Here's the way they will be sold:
Ladies' Fine Silk Umbrellas, with
large assortment of handles In
Pearl. Dresden and fine English
Natural Sticks. sold from S3.9s to s.,
for $40
Ladies heavy Changeable Silk UNI
brellas, in brown, blue and red, $3.50
quality s2.5s
Mems Close Rolling Silk Umbrellas.
finest natural wood handles. regular
s. to IS quality; closing them out at S2.9s
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White Waists

100 White Lawn Waists. regular
prices. all season, SIS 10 81; all
go this week. choice. for........
20 only, fine white Lawn Waists,
trimmed with handsome new
style embroidery. inserting and
edges; regular prices all season
$50 TO s.. Sale price..............
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Special Notice

Choice of all the fine Wrappers
in our house tomorrow. Dimi-
ties, Lawns and Percales,
trimmed beautifully with rib
bons, laces and embroideries;
worth I'm TO 81 30 for
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Shirt Waists

You'll wonder how they can be sold for so
title, the sets on them are worth more.
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Linen Waists

Linen Waists. Some all-over en-
broidery, some bullet-holed.
some Numbered style. some soft
collars and cuffs. some fancy
lace trimmed. the very finest
things shown here this season.
worth up TO S12; all go, choice,
for ......
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5 Leo Ledet 8
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9 ID. G. Mcintyre {
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L3 y Alcide Bergeron lf
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Is Emile Bethancourt I:
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l5 Alcide Daspit S
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2 @ Adam Bourgeois ]
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"a Adam Comeaux S {
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26 George Brown Z
"a L. H. Cook 10
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30 Telesphore Bourg {
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% Ulysse Naquin
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36 George Ellender
81 Fernand L. Leblanc
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40 B. Bonvillain
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AZ j. B. Leblanc
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40 John D. Shaffer
so .Volzy Hebert
Having placed the names of til
foregoing fifty persons drawn as Jurol
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JURY LIST
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
1Sth judicial District Court Parish
of Terreb0nue.


Belt knosn and remembered. That
on thisTwenty eighth day ofthemonthH
of August A. D., 1886, we, Peter
Berger Ahrelie Theriot. j. Cynlle
Dnpp6 / Eyelieu LeBoeuf and EdmaHd
Mcconam js Commissioners dnig
QuaH6ed and sworn ia and for tht
Raliab e Tereho. La me at the
ele! once st the Court H6bse 81
said Perish d tile town Of EHouma. and
in company with Aubin Bourg, clerk
Of tue above named Conrt, Ex-0fficio
JurS Commissioner for said Parish,
Iegally.qualified and sworn as such,
and then and there in the presence Of
Herbert w. Baiton and E. Clarence
Wurzlow, disinterested witnesses,
freeholders residing ID said Parish OF
Terebonue, pi oceeded to draw Grand
and Petit Jurors for the October Term.
1896, of the aforesaid Court to- be
begun and holden on the first Monday
in October 1896, at the Court House
of said Parish in Houma, La.
All legal requirements shaving been
complied with and all laws relating To
Jury DraYing and especially Section S
Of Act No. 80 of 1896 of the Genera
Assembly Of the State of Louisiana
approved July 9th. 1896, we proceed
I'd in the presence of the above named
witnesses to draw from the General
Venlre Box containing the names o
three hundred good and competent
men, citizens and voters and qualifieo
Jurors of said Parish, the names ot
Fifty persons to serve as Grand am
Petit Jurors for the First Week of tlit
October Term, 1896, Of said Court.
commencing on Monday, October 5th,
1896, the names being drawn from said
| General Venire Box one at time hy
Peter Berger, one of the Jury Com
missioners, and are as follows, to-wit
NNntaal Els.ss4 II1aol. VIZ
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Oleus Rousseau

Having placed the names of the fore
going 30 persons drawn as Jurors for the
Third Week ofsaid Court in an envelope
we sealed and signed the same and en-
tlorsed it for the week for which they
we're drawn and placed it in Box pre-
pared for that purpose and known as tae
Jury Box on file in the Clerks Office.
Thera remaining nothing else to be
done we then securely fastened and sealed
the General Venire Box and Jury Box,
and deposited them with Aubin Bonrg,
Clerk Of said Court, to be by him kept on
file as the law provides.
In Faith Whereof, we have signed this
Process Verbal of Jury drawing on the
day, month and year above written.
Witnesses PETER BERGER,
H, W. Barton, AURELIE. THEREOF,
E, G. Wurzlow. J.-CYRILLE DUPONT,
EvELIEN LEBOEUF,
EDMUND MCCLELLAN.
Jury Commissioners.
go A. BoURG,
&EasD Clerk qf Courts.
Ex-Officio Jury Commissioner in and
\ for the Parish of Terrebonne, La,
Filed August 28th, 1896.
[Signedl: A. BOURG, Clerk.
A true copy: -
Clerks otlice, Houma, La, August Is,
A: D., 1886.
aSlS "A. BOURG,
ss Clerk.
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Found.

On Sorrel Horse, l3 hands high
with white spot onnose. Owner may
have same by paying for cost Of keep
ing and advertising.
GABRIEL STEWART.
Hope Farm Plantation.
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Francois Leblanc


2 RosemOHd Bondreaux a.
s3 John G Aliller
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8 Rene Hebert g.
8 John Babin q
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10 Emile Dalgle, Jr. g.
t9 Paul J. Dupont 3
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81 Eusebe Duplantis =,
2 2. F. Watkins 10.
% Jules Levron 3
2F Henry Klingmaul 81
IS Bazile Breaux s.
g Elphege Babln @
7 Ferdinand DalgIe l.
28 II. G. Porche g.
% John P. Boudreaux 4
30 Oleus Rousseau 10
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Tse.EE'EaR .E1alaIic.

MI persons are hereby warned ane
notified not TO lresptss ana hunt oi,
my lands without my permission
nndet penalty of the law.
JOHN BABIN.
June % Gmos.
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Having placed the names of the fore
going Thirty persons drawn as Jurors for
the second week fsaid Court in al en
velope we have signed and sealea N
same and endorsed it for the week as
which they were drawn and placed IT in
box prepared for that purpose and known
as the Jury Box on file in the Clerks
Office.
After which we proceeded to draw from
the General Venire Box the names Of
Thirty persons to serve as Jurors fol tle
Third Week of said Court, commencing
on Monday, October 18th, 1896, the names
Of said Thirty persons being drawn frorl
the box one at a time by. said Peter
Berger, one of the jury Commissioners,
! and are as follows, to.wit:
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Having placed Che names Of the
foregoingfift persons drawn as Jurors
for the First Week OF said term of
Court in an envelope we have sealed
and signed1the same and endorsed it
for the week for which they were
drawn and placed it in d box prepared
for that purpose and known as the
Jury Box on file in said Clerks Office.
After which we proceeded to draw
from the General Yenire Box the names
Of Thirty persons to serve as Jurors
for the Second Week Of said Court,
commencing onMonday, October 18th,
is9G, the names being drawn from the
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I3 you 9eal weak
ard all worn ou't take
RRQEI 8 IRON PT,S'TERS
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SANDERS HOTEL
AND
e la29p A yl2 a Gltr
no Ny FrIenel- and The Hsublic

have recently purchased the Hotel
conducted by Mr., Calvin WqFzinW land
will conduct the same in the best possi-
BILE manner for the convenience of the
public. Give me a call and Will do my
best to please you, Free bus to,and from
all trains. First-class meals 5Qcts.
Yamcey L Sanders.