Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 17, 1884, Page 5

— THE DAILY BE#-OMARA, THURSDAY. JANUARY 17, 1884 RTCHARDS & CLARKE, W. A. CLARKE, SEVENTEEN DOCTORS Proprietors, ! Brperintendent | Gontan'e Melp Him.—What Did Help Omaha Iron Works U. . RATu WAY 17TH{& 18TH STREETS MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS {IN SteamEngines, Boilers WATER WHEELS, ROLLERIMILLS Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth STEAM PUMPS, STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. ODELL ROLLER MILL, 447704 TTEAO We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for the erection of Flonring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for changiny Flouring Mills, fremStone to the Roller System. @“fispeci. attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur- pose, and estimates made for same. General machinery repuirs attended to promptly. Address 0 RICHARDS & CLARKE, Omaha, Neb. GARPET SEASON! J. B. DETWILER, Invites the attention of the public to his Large and Well Selected Stock —0F— INTEE WA CARPETS Embracing ali the Late Patterns . everything in the Carpet Line. Mattings Ol Cloths and Window Shades IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND AT Bottom Prices. LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY J. B. DETWIILER, Omaha, Neb, 1313 Farnam Street, J. O, PRESCOTT N. P. CURTICE, J. 0. PRESCOTT & CO,, IYWholesale and Retail PIANOS & ORGANS! Music, Musical Instruments of all Descriptions. CHEAPEST AND MOST RELIABLE HOUSE In tho Stato. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK OR SEND ¥R PRICES, Farnam Streer OMAHA. Nzl LN —'_rfinflzcwzon Heating and Baking Tn only attained by using = CHARTER OAV Btoves and Ranges, fITd WIRE CGAUZE OVER DODA: For rale by MILTON,ROGERS & 80N2 ' - OMAHA- Him —A Wonderful Story. For upward of twenty wwetul sufforing from & cance and notwithstanding the skillfal troat toen of the best Phy:icians in Canada fa rs 1 endured the most on my back nt of soven- s Abscess. tain roliel. When T Ead oxhausted all the resources of rogular mediosl practitioners, 1 rezorted to toarly all the patent medicines that promised to cure soro tulonsand blood disenses, but without any beneflt whatever. Finally in afi almost helpless condition, 1 tried Burdoek Blood Bitters Ttook those Bitters for abomt four Mishths with the moat astonishing and gratifylng results; and for the first time In four yoars 1 was enabled to digpeme with surgioal aid, which 1 firmly believe I shall never in for tho samo disease. More than two 1ave olapsed aince T havehad any attack of the 4 and 1 feel ag well and safo now as it it had never affected me. 1 have tried Burdock Blood B one of my children, who wia afficted with to humor of tho blood, and whose faco was now perfectly smooth and cloan; also my sorvan troated for swelled neck, and many othor casesin our yarial, to whom we have given and recommended the remedy. Knowing thet saved my lifo, 1 n mend it to sufforin; be eimilarly aficte 1 me, and believing that it arneatly acd hear fly rocom umanity, and urze all who tay togive it atrial, belioving it to boatene apecyfic for all eonstitutionnl scrofalons blood diseates, 1nd unsurpassed we o raro healing remedy of groat cloausing and eurativevower. Fai'h fally yours; Rev. William Sieut, Wiarton, County Grey, Canwila, Burdock Blood Bitters are sl by all drug, FOSTER, MILEUKN & CU., P'r. Buffalo, N, ¥ POLITICAL NOYF Mr. Carlisle has started his presidential boow in the southern sunshine. 1f well wa- tered it may come to something. Mr. Pendloton is the first Ohio sonator in the meaning of this pe. but it is presumed thiss to commit matimony. Ten Butler is not a light live. justice to o full.course dinner o « tant himsolf with a plate of soup. isdownin his Pemberton square often dine 1 havo » presidant s abor He can d. him make his mid The Men Who Held a Fair Yortion of the Capital Prize. One-fifth of ticket 68.589, of the Louisiane Stato Lottary Company, which drew the cap- ital prize of §75,000 in the drawing on Tu day, was held by Mr. N, B, Phelps, a clork in the office of the city treasurer of New Or- leans. “This gontleman wiw seon by o Zimes. Demo eraé reporter yestorday morning while he was ongagod in the plesaant business of exchang- ing o bit of paper for u check for $15,000. He seomod by no means unduly excited over his good fortune, and explained with roal or s sumod nonchalance that ho was in the habit of handling large sums of money. “0f your own?" “Oh, no; in my work In the troasurer's oftice.” “Quite a ditterence,” laughed two friends Ly whom he was accompanied, “and you need not bo putting on so much of the sanp froid,, 80 to speak, for if ever a man was nervous for a whole forenoon, you are the one.” forty-five years who hus failed of o re-election when his party continued 1n power. Pulp Miller, the new boss of New York state, is not/so handsome ay Roscoo Congling, but hewill never lot go until somebody makes i, A colored man has been_given a clerkship by the democrats of the Ohio legisluture. He i a pronounced state’s sovoreignty Bourbon, and he carries a razor. At an army banquot given at Fort Keogh Ganeral James 8. Brishin nominated General Miles for the presdency. Miles will wait tor a littlo loucler call, howaver, Jay Hubbell looms up in_the political hori- 7on of Michigan like a quid of tobacco on n Fronch-plate mirror. 1t is hoped he will be permitted to remain in the horizon, So_far ns heard from, thore are fourteon members of tho present congress who want the Fedoral constitution amended in various par- ticulars, But the polls are still open. On the day before the legislative caucus at Columbus Senator Pendleton said: *‘I never make any clamor until T succeed.” 1Tt is bo- lieved that ho will be reasonably quiet for & year or two. At the Jackson banquet in Boston Genoral Butler predicted democratic success next fall. Ho was one of the last speakers and a great many bottles had been opened by the timo ho was called on. Senator Andrew, of Suffolk, Mass., has in- troduced a bill for the purchase and use of a patent ballot-box ut all state elections, in or- der to secure an accuratc count and guard against fraud, Only nine of the thirty-cight states have rogular sessions of their legislatures this win- tor: Conuecticut, New York, Massachusetts, C Now Jeracy, Maryland, Ohio, lowa, Kentucky and Mississippi. Mrs. Post, wife of the Wyoming congres- sional delogate, says she onco served on a jury that found a man guilty of murder. This is the sort of argument that will bring about universal suffrage if anything. Judge Love, of Keokuk, has been *‘mon- tioned” for Judge McCrary’s place en the United States circuit bench, but he will not be mentioned whon they are wmaking out the commission, He is a democrat. Henry Watterson has not been invited to the Commonwealth club banquet to be held in Philadelphia in honor of Spenker_ Carlisle, and_most of the unarmod Kentuckians are turning groen in the neighborhood of the eyes J. Hipple Mitchell wishes it understood that he is a candidate for United States sena- tor from Oregon. Hae it 5o violently popular with himself that he cannot see his reflection in & looking-glass without giving three cheers and a tiger, Of the members of the Connecticut house of ropresentatives 108 are farmers, 34 mer- chants, 20 manufacturers, 15 mechanics, 11 lawyers, 7 postmasters, 6 have retired from active business, 3 are builders, 3 are salesmen, 3 are engaged in the insurance business, 3 are toachers, tand 3 are physicians; 2 each are contractors, masons, ministers—a Congrega- tional and & Methodist—banker, hotel keeper, and commercial traveler. e — PERRSONALITIES, Miss Aunnie Crow Dog is the name of » pupil m the Carlisle Indian school. Paddy Ryan says he can knock out in three minutes in & rough and tumble any blow-hard of a boarder at a Boston beanery. Kate Fieid says there is nothing to writo about Utah, Kate lived in Chicago so long that sho can see nothing novel in polygamy. Fomalo suffrage s failure in Vermont. Of 314 women who had u right to vote at n recent election in Burlington ouly cight ox- ercised the privilege, Talk about your high-priced writers of fic- tion, but think of the $4.500,000 Henry Val. lard'received for telling one_little fib about the value of Oregou Transcontinental, Baron Rupertswood, the richest man in Australia, is worth £200,000,000, His father, Mr, Clarke, went to New Seuth Wales with o fow thousand pounds and bought lands where the city of Melbourne afterwards was built. Sarah Bernhardt weighs 75 pounds, whils Mario Colombier tips the beam at abont 200 pounds. In view of this information tho re- port that Sarah mopped the floor with her obese biographer would seem to lack confirm- tion, Sergeant Mason claims to be getting $1,000 week ot the Dimo stusenw. An audience of over 1,500 nightly would be required to pay bi snlary. [Cho s goting §24 n woelc o is making moro monoy than he ever made be- fore or over will make again, Gen, W, 8, Harney, the veteran Indian fighter, has taken quarters at a St. Louis hotel for the wintor. Ho ix 83 yoars old, was boru in Tennessee, fought the Fiarida Indians served in the Mexican war and was relieved from duty la the Fodwral aruny by General Jyon, Mrs, McElroy, the president's sister, and Miss Susan_B. Anthony were ween walking togothor in Washington the othor day. Tho nowspaper correspondents have not explained Gentle Women Who want glossy, luxuriant and wayy tresses of abundant, beautiful Hair must use LYON’S KATHATRON, el t, cheap article always makes tho Hair grow freely and fast, keeps it from falling out, arrests and cures gray- veas, removes dand and i ching, makes the Hair i lyong, givin tondene; it a curling Leeping it in an d posion, Beau- Y v “Well, T confoss that I did turn pale for about five minutes when I compared the figuros on the ticket with those opposite the pital prize, as published in the 2'tmes- Demo- crat, but the shock had been already broken to soms extent, for when I saw the evening papors yosterday, I had a strong improssion that the figures of the lucky ticket were the same a3 those on one I had in a drawer at the office. 1 went home and told my wife I thought T had the ticket, but she thought I was joking. It was only when t to the office this morning and spelled_the figures d over, ono by one, that 1 succumbed v to the pleasaut fact.” The conversation was hers interruptod by the entrance of the cashier with that “‘tosti- mony of things unxeon, that substance of things hoped for,” a chock for $15,000, Mr. Phelps having surrendered the ticket and n receipt, rose qulckly, and buttoning his coat, remarked that he was in something of a hurry, as he wished to pay a balanco on a little prop: erty he had bought some time since, and which had been lingering unpaid rather longer than he liked. on account of the late mixed condition of the city finances, and then he wanted to get home to see his wife and child- ren “Did before?"’ **Yes; $140 once, and T have had a notion that I would catch it again sooner or later, and w0 I have, Good day.” And he folded the chock and disappesred with a brisk stop in the airection of the IL.ouisiana National Bank, Yeaterduy morning the Z'ines. Demoorat re- porter had an interview with Mr. Sacerdote, who held another one-fifth of the same tic Mr. Sacordote stated that he had not played the lottery regularly, but one day mot a man on Baroune street who waa selling ticketa, He bought one-fifth ot a ticket and drew the prize, $15,000. Heretoforo he had been doing odd jobs about the streets, and did not play the lottery regularly.—-New Orleava (La’) Zmes-Denivcrat, Nov. you ever win anything in the lottery o PERSONAL. 3. A. Slaughter, of Kansaa City, is at the Metropolitan. W. C. Estis, of Neligh, i» at the Metro politan. A. C. Virgin, of Utica, is a Metropolitan guoat. James Barber, of North Bend, is ut tho Metropolitan. D. W. Roderick and wife, of Detroit, Mich., are at the Metropolitan. L. 0. Hibban, of Blalr, is at the Motro- politan. B. R. Porkius, of Dunlap, is a Motropoli- tan guest. V. Holmes and wife, of Riverton, are at the Millard, John Barsby, of Fairmount, is a Millard guest. T. C. Ellis, of Haastings, is at the Millard. George W. E. Dorsey, of Fremont, is at the Millard. M. A. Hartigan, of Plattsmouth, is at the Millazd, L. W. Newell and wife, of Blair, areat the Metropolitan. Ed. A, Lambort,fof Nebraska City, is at the Paxton. . A. Grahaw, of Koarnoy, is at the Pax- ton, W. M. Nesbitt, of Tekamah, is at the Bil. lard, Henry Anderson, of Wahoo, is at the Mil- lard, 1. M. Toublin aud wifs, of Arapahoe, are at the Millard, R. 8, Proudfit, of Guide Rock, is at the Millard. 8. D. Crow and Albert Loguer, of Norfolk, are at the Paxtou, 0, E. Groen, of (ienos, is at the Paxton, Jay E. Adams, of Central City, Is a Paxton guest. Mrs. W. 8. Phillips, of Lincoln, s at the Paxton, D. P. Ashburn, of Gibbon, ia at the Pax. ton, (ieo, 3, Smith, of Plattsmouth, is at the Paxton, Mr. Joseph Chenet, representing J, H. Haverly's Silver King company, is In the city, and is registered at the Millard, Mr, Chenet is an old veteran in the show business and has many friends throughout the country. He is accompanied by Mrv, Chenet. e —— Horsford's Acid Phosphate In Seasickness. Prof. ADOLPH OTT, New York, says: “Iused it for seasickness, duringan ocean passage. 1n wmost of the cases, the violent symptoms which characterize that disease )iuléed. and guve way to & health- ful action of the functions impaired.” e 1teal Estate Transters, The following deeds were filed for record in the county clerk’s office Janu- ary 16, roported for Tue Brk by Ames’ real estate agency: Alexandor P. More to Andrew B, More, q ¢, partlot8, 11,12, 19, block 50, in Omaha, $1.00 Alexander P, More to Andrew B, More, q ¢, lot 1, 2,8, 10, 13 block 430, in Omaha, &1, Dailey, w d, lots 2, 6, and 26, block 16, Hanseom Place, $1,000 Mary P. Tugcker and Albert Tucker to W. Tibbals, w d, lot 4, block 3, Shino's add, £400, Augustus Kountze and wife to Tsasc §. Hascall, w d, lot b, block 7, Kouutze's 4th add, £660. John L. MoCague McCrgue to Thomes € and § lot 8, block 63, $200, and Mary G, Y axhibition, as yot, he can con When oftiw 1 t o 25.cont-dinner restau “o0t, ano lay lm 'ch of a Andrew J. Hanscom and wife to Julia ibson, q ¢, the e NUTT'S TRIAL. The Prosccation Closed and the Do fonse Opened, at o ham sandwich and a bottle of ginger ale: He : 3 ' never, han- known what_ indigestion wad, {}l'_‘.‘“‘ Ploa is that of FEmotional republioan_statasman once said: ““The @ ; taks the ogre; he can dins on n bone, aleop) Insanity. with his head on his_band, and_ deliver four Dukes, Burglars Among Jowelers’ 8m © Diamonds, URIME AND CRIMINALS, AN UNSOUND NUTT, Prersnuro, January 16.—The erowd in attendance on the Nutt trial to-day was not 80 great, owing to the fact that only those having tickets were admitted. The prosecution rested last ovoning, Mr. Playford opened for the defense this morning, outlining the case, which will bo emotional insanity. He made an oloquent address and said the defense did not deny the killing, but would show that at the timo the deed was committed the past wrongs and outrages upon the family made the defendant unable to control his will and would prove that after tho shooting of his father mental disturbances, which were hereditary in the family, took a strong hold of him and affected his renson. Dr. Fuller testi fied that ho had been the family physi- cian for aeventeen years; always believed James mentally deficient nclined to harbor fcolings of enmuty until he becamo a monomaniac; considered him an imbe- cile, not an idiot. Mrs. Nutt said James was always a good boy and much attached to his parents; considered him the ro- verse of mentally strong; hearing Dukes’ lettors he bocame morose and the acquit- tal of the former greatly excited him; once when he came home from town he was much agitated and said, ‘‘Mother don't you think that villian Dukes had the impudence to look at me and laugh."” For a weok before Dukes was shot James would scream murder in his sleep and frequently walked the floor and wept. l\}rn. Nutt was cross-examined, but nothing new was elicited. Mrs. Anna Wells, vames’ grandmother, and James Wells and Stephen Nutt, his uncles, corroborated the previous wit- nesses regarding the defendant's mental condition. Stephen Nutt explained the pistol practice by showing that it was without design, The words *‘Don’t fail Jim,” brought out by the commonwealth yeatorday, were nothing but an injunc- tion to attond to cutting grass. SAFE CRACKERS, Naw York, January 16.—Burglars ontered the shop of Goldsmith & Co., manufacturers of jowelry at 49 Maiden lane, last night, and, opening two safes, secured dinmonds and jewelry valued at $20,000. They also opened a safo be- longing to J. Bulova, another manufac- turer of jewelry, and stole $150 worth of gold rings. The cracksmen were evi- dently frightened uway before complet- ing their work, as the left all their tools in the building and abandoned a safe which had been partially opened. Coansters Killed, SrriNorIELD, Mass,, January 16.—A serious consting accident occurred in this city last night. A ““double ripper” coast- er ran into a sleigh and Lizzie Springer, one of the coasters, had her collar bone broken, and Lizzie Holden was alightly huct. The horse attached to the sleigh jumped directly over her. The other coasters were slightly hurt. Mr, and Mrs. Marcus Houghton were thrown out of the sleigh, and Mrs. Houghton was severely bruised. The ‘‘double ripper” was smashed to kindling wood. The sleigh waa considerably damaged. Trov, N. Y., January 16.—Nate Gest, a student in the class of '84, and a son of W, H. at, of Rock Island, was killed at Williamstown, Maas., this after- noon, while consting, t— Gambling ¥ Davcys, Tex., January 16.—Charles Mathews, convicted of gawbling, com- promised the 24 other cases agaivst him y paying $1,400 penalty. Nuwmorous cases are pending against other gamblers, e —— Wihcat Bharks Worsted, Chicago Horald, The California wheat speculating firm which failed the other day fur §1,600,000 will not get much sympathy from farmers anywhore, It was the custom of this and one or two other firms of like character in California to speculate in wheat and wheat charters. extent of the harvest is known they study the European grain markets and begin to lay pipes to corner the ships and as much of the crops as will fill them. For months they charter every vessel leaving Liver- pool te carry wheat from San Francisco at as low a rate as they canget her. Then when they think they have the bulk of the tonnage secured they put on the COMPLETE TREATMENT, 81 A single dose of Sanford’'s Radical Cure In- stantly relievesthe most violent Bueozing or Head Colds, claara tho houd as by maglc, ops watery dis- chanios from the Now and Fyos, prevents Riigiog Noiscs in_tho hoad, Cures Nervous Headacho subduca Cills wid’Fovor, I Chronio Catareh It olcausos the nass] passages of foul mucus, restores o onnos of moll, tasts and earing whon aflacted, frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of off sive matter, swootons and purifios the breath, stops cough Aud arresty the progress of Catarrh to- rds Conwureptian ” box Catarrhal Sol- Ono bottle Iadical Cure, o vent aud Bauton's Lnhader, il in ono yackuge, of 4l Axk 1 ADICAL CURE. ¥ Boston Colling’ Voltale Electrlo Plastor Instantly afleots the Nervous ystm and bauishes Pain, A orfoct Klectrio Hattery com- Biiod with & Forou Plaster for 15 THE CBY v5conts It aunibilates Pain, o & vitalizos Weal: wnd Worn Out SUFFERING NERVE Varts, strongthens Tired Mus- clog, prevonts Discaso, wid do( wore in one half the timo than any other blator b the woild, d overywh MANHOOD RESTURE Aviotim of carly impradouce, causing , promature dooay, ste., having t it diseiored & slmplo R, whioh s 10 bl 1) low-wafioz: Clatham it Now ¥ aro, which Lo will vend I'i Addsces, J. . RESVES, ni By e d Pamph Pree. Add. 0% 2401 54 Louls, Mo 0. s and Each year when the| squeoze. figures obtainable, and when they have enough. or all they can carry, they begin to depress the market with the object of keeping the farmera out. When the force of thy squceze is on, they | maka tromondous profits on their corn- ered chatters ¢ have to ship. in their own unsold bottoma, Some idea of tho profits made on gorn- rova i sparchos aday?” 8o he can. When ho eats R ered chiatters may be hisd CEC Ly vent i 1n vory likely'to bo silont, Jlu sits down to o Mind Alleged to Be|the failed firm Bog ol gheir shtiog chas. arquaro meal Hka Grant boforo Yicksburg, | 116 Boy's A0 g ed_to Livrpool ab 50 Sl Lt grim and reticent. aak, Freight on_ tho market dropped to 7 — ] W. shillbags l'm‘: market dropped to 27 A LUOKY Lo g T O [ firmy rochariored (holr vossels ot e And the Pistol Praoti.® NOb for|a cloar profit of from 15 to 25 shillings, This same firm of Waterman sent out a vessol in 1881 at 80 shi toui, for which they only nered charter 45 shillings, They made a cloar profit of £8.50 a ton on the 2,500 tons the ship carried, and that without the use of a dollar of capital, As every ponny of these profits in char ars comes from the grain producer and non from tho consumer, it is plain that at overy chtustropho of the kind the farmer L0 Ll — A MUSEMENTS. & Co., ) shillings & paid on a cor The Bollerraks ‘™' #nd Helpers' Ball —The Roller SKating Rink, The first annual balt ot the boilermak- ery’ and helpers’ of Omahe V28 given at Masonic hal} last evenimy. About ninety couples wero presen t and indulged in the mazy windings of the waltz. The programies, which were very tasty and beautiful, contained thirty dances, and it was very near day-light this morning ere it was finished, Irwin's orchestra furnished the music, which, as usual, was first-class, Following is a list of the various com- mittees, to whom is largely due the credit for the pleasant manner in which everything moved off: Muater of coremonies—Jobn Brophoy. Committes of arrangents—lohu Brophy, Jumes Rhodes, John Quick, Andrew Frick, John Deering, William Cullon. Reception committee—John Fishor, Pat- rick Kelley, Otto Krause, Thomuy Bost. Door conimittos—John Haas, John Quick. Floor managers—James Clair, James Fa- gon, Joha MeDonald, Richard Trenton, Hugh Kennedy, Nicholaa Frenzer. AT THE RINK agoodly sized crowd was present, and many indulged in the enjoyment to be derived from a elide on rollers. At nine o'clock the floor was cleared and Prof. Daniels introduced the Moon- light Serenading club. Six dusky young fellows marched up into the music stand and took their seafs. They sang an old plantation song and were loudly encored. They continued to singand the people continued to cheer until a half dozea dif- ferent songs had been sung. They sing those quaintold negro melodies very well, and there aro some very good voices among the number, — A Sore Throat or Cough, if suffored to progress, often results in incurablo throat or lulw trouble. ‘‘Baoen's Bronchial T'roches” give instant relief. B Rapid Disappearance of a Lake. San Francisos Alta. Fhe rapid drying up of Tulare, in Cali- fornia, is one of the most remarkable geo- graphical changes of this country within historical times. A few years ago the lake was thirty-three miles long by twen- ty-one miles wide, and now it is hut fif- teon miles long and has an average width of less thun eight miles, This result is attributed largely to human agency. The cutting of timker on the mountains; and more especially the tapping of the water- courses by which the lake is replenished, by the boring of artesian wells, and ap- propriating the waters of rivers for irri- gation, make it impossible that the lake should supply the loss incurred by eva- oration and maintain its former level. 'wo or three dry seasons have doubtless made the progress in this direction more rapid than it would otherwise have been, | ™% and one or two rainy winters might cause the lake to rise again temporarily GRA" SPECIFIC MEDIVINES® TRADE fMARI Tit Grisr Exo-TRADE MARK LIsH Ry, An untalling oure for permators. Lmpotency, all Disonson that follow sy & wequence of Solf. L o L 5 Back, Dimnos of Viajo o to Insanity or Con othor disecses that smption and & Premature Grave, BrwaRn of advertisemonts to retand money, when druggists from whom tho medicine iy hought do_ 7ot reAund, but refor you to the uanufacturors, snd the cmonta are such that they are seldom, i ever, pliod with. oo thoir writton guarantoo. A trial e single paokage of Gray's Specific will convinee &ho wost skopticul of ita real merite. On acoount of countozfeiters, we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper; the only gen: g ¥ull particulars in ouv pamphlet, which we d aite &0 send frou by 1oall 1o evory one. £9The Sy vold by wil drugista w61 per pack- 85, or will he rent frev by oy wldsiig ‘a.ooo fox Ha. fRogular Monthl, in the Masonle Ha ding, In Louaviil, Thui A Drawioy will take ssonio Tumple place buil- rsday January 31st, 1884. ful Lotter: FairDrawin TR R AAAAA . al b) {hn highost court iu tne State Boud given to lrunly County in the sum of §100,000 for the prompt payment of ail prizes sold. 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