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n r v n nn UiliU 1 n I i,a. n 11 Hcjjulato The Bowclo. CMlhMHa drKMtD ni rn lm tad MgtU dlicaM, laeb m Giclr Headache, DyipeptiiaPeTer, Kidney Diieaiei, - BilioTU Colic, Ualariaj etc. Tatl'a lUprineerrlrlbUr ItGy ' mn& ffol die" Kitboit wtalcb ! can enjoy bealtla. Bold Evoirsrwiierei i POMONA HILL NUHSERIES' POMONA. N. C, Two ml Hall lines West of Greensboro. N. C mhfi main line of the R. D. R. R. passes throne' the grounds and within 100 feet of the oClce, 8aJem trains maixstops regular twice dally each war. Tnoae Interested in ' Trolt and Fruit Growing are cordially Invited to inspect tnis, tbe-Largest Nursery in tne BUte. and one of tne largest In tne soutn. . bloc constsu of Apples, Peach, Pear, Cherry. Plum. Japanese rerslmmons, Apn eoca, Nectarines, ulberries uince.rap Ylzi, Raspberries, Gooseberries. Currants, .Pie Pllnt. Knffllali Walnut. Pecans, ChestAut, wbeTTte, Rosea, Kvergreens, shade Trees, ito. AU thenew and rare varieties as well as thti old ones, whldunj new. catalogue for 1888 win snow.: . " - M ' Give your orders to my authorized aentor order direct from tne Nursery. correspondence solicited. Destrtptlve Cata logue free to applicants. " J. TA5 LINDLEY, ' POJIONA, Guilford Co., N. C iar:RelUMe .8alesmaa wanted m every 'County. A good paying commlssloa wUl be a 5iyster.ors jurilirr. Mar tcIou.4 as an a! temtive in it stimuUiit ef'itJ onatorj'i'1 live; Aovcrciaicur for DYSPEPSIA Inlif;i;.-tiii presion an J rAntofiictitc lleaduchc ami K -vanac3! .(.. inil r.!w f lnr thfl l:fl'.tM CI"! itninr o! ioZi due:to JNTKMI'ISKANrii h.n thtf arti-l4. lut i;ninlari:c7-ceut uot tie. J&mpleu'a-cdiu'10ri,tIt Jl'nn senl by mall to any address on receipt of 10 ct 'il instjimTvr. The retrtriarlinuitl lrni cannot l.e ient by man. MEXICAN MEUICJMf CU. 400 North 3d 8t rblladelphi. Ta. BIRO MANNA! The creat secret of the canary bird breeder? of tbe ilartx Mountains in Cicrraanv. II: r XlAnna. wi 1 1 restore tbe aone of cac birds tv 11 prevent their ailxnents ard icsvoro tlu-iti tc bo1 tondltion. If piven to a bird during t bo season ofhnV.insfeailirrsitwillin mst loase mention this paper. cuts, .tn aat TIME TABLD NO. iJ Palmetto llaiiroad Co. O R AND AFTER FRIDAY. DEC. M, 1887 Trains will run as follows dally GOIXd SOUTH. except San- Ko l Passenger and Freight. Leave Hamlet, N. c... a rrtva at Cheraw. S. C. ... 8 J A. M A. M GOrNO NORTH. ' No. rasseneer and Freisht: . ,.Mw a n 433P.M. a pHva ar IImjnlAt. N. C P M dec 14 U - WM.MONCURE.SupO. The North Carolina Presbyterian ; ISA Religious Family Paper PUBLISH ED-WEEKLY, and devoted to the intellectual, moral and niHtmi interests of the people. v omery best writers of the southern Pres bTterlan Church. It is thoroughly orthodox ca questions of doctrine, Dut free out. iVjoien ta its newt on all open questions, it . Eowsandlarltes free discussion within the bounds of courtesy. La popularity l he Pbkbtteiuan gtantlj adranclnf . It is ts con- .The Paper for the Peopl 9 " and presents In Its columns matter to Interest and Instruct all ages, classes and conditions 'Prtoepcr annum, $2 CS; or for one year to aay w anbcxtber. ry Ads Editor and Proprietor, Wlunlnjrton, N. C VaW Xlznr, Wi-ainrM or cf Mrtnory pel -.iMtly ntorrvl ?r tl.c f an cuiin-Iyu'-t niHr.'The Yerba Santa from Siain. Span hTn-rV.t" v-r UU. I ur iui:str.w-I.SIp,.gc lx ,1 tetimlK lHit e.r!. Kvv ninnBhoQaJ ud U. VOX OltAK.P XitOClIKliCtX, p-pi Q XHi k l'ltce. cvv York. c Rib cases carry tbollttie muur.:n inrouH un critical perU wi:hut loss .son Sent bv . -nallon receipt of 15 ct. in taiups. ly OOD CQ-. 4(X)N. 3rd Stl'hiladclphi la tit . w LZHi LV AGENTS WANTED! TO CANVASS FOR Tkfl RreraiM rf-'i Piplnir ia Torlej. By Hon. Samuel S. ("Sunset") Cox, late U. S. ; Minister to Turkey. A magnificent volume of over 600 pages, .beautilully and profusely lllustrateo. KB. COX'S LATXST AJD XST BFFOBT. - riCTS xvt rm. histobt awd bcmob. - The work sparkles with the brightest wit. It contains numerous amusinf stort. but -it wchTry-forllt ls rorU are wanted. Experienced aata prererrea. uu otSerswho wSl promise earnest work will be accepted. For particulars address, - W. 8. UERUERT, Klnston, . C. . cpneral Agent for Kcrtht'oroiinal - llc'Ucnt-isprer. jan a THo Dally JosiU T. JAMKS, Editor & Proper. . . WiLiiiyOTd. K. C. MONDAY. JULY 7. Entered at the Potofflc at Wilmington, I ms seoono-cuas. maucr. - COUXTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Foa nocsx cV.EzfBEsaKTATiTas ; , CEO. I KORTOV, M. J. COBBETT. Foa sWarirr:; " FRANK H. BTSDMAK. Foa Ctcaa or Scrxaioa Coctt : JORN D. TAYLOR. I Foa BaoisTM or Dxkds : j ' JORN HAAR, Ja. . j , Foa Taaascaaa : r JORN L. DUDLEY. Foa SravKToa : M. P. TAYlOR TOR C0K8TABLBS : WllmlPgton-C. M; nAURISs. Care FearJ. T. KEUIL Vasonboro JORN MILTON. Harnett W. 11. STOKLEY. Federal Pont J. DAVE f OUTDERLAND. Fob coaojf eb : JODN WALTON. Mr. Blaine'8 reciprocity letter is a mine of nuErjjets1 for the tariff re former. It is good . prot ctionifet trine that the effect of a tariff is f flipanpn everv thintr. and.it is as eo aally sound protectionism to a" thni i nil flntips are naid hv the exDorter and not by the consumer. Mr. Blaine does not believe in either of these doctrines. This is what ho says: "Nearly all the articles we export to our neighbors are- subject to lieavy customs taisojieavy in many cases, as to prohibit their con suiuntion bv the masses of the peo pie." 1 If this does not mean tnat me effect of .terlff to to increase 'eort or atifiott fn thfi consumer, it nas uo a w ft- meaning at all. This is a good tar ifT-reform doctrine confirmed by high protection authority. The down-hearted American far mer, plundered by tariff monopo lists and condemned to sell cheap umi lm (ipflr.'mav obtain a ray of MM. rf - . , comfort in- the announcement I that Umi wpn.tlicris causintr serious dam- ace to the crops in Great Britain. The old adage of an 111 wmu cnat a. V . X. Vtin w'a nnhodr &nv cood has a forci. ble application in this instance, and w' W W - a - what is John BulPs loss ought to nfove Brother1 Jonathan's gain. Uu- fortunately our foreign elastomers, harrwl oat bv ithe hizh tariff laws from selling us things we need buy only so much of our. products as they need, whereas, if there were a fir nipiiftnre ! of recinrocity.- we might find a paying market at many points where now the gates of trade are either closed to us or held jeal ously ajar. ! The announcement ; that I the. French assassin Eyraud has been safely lodged in prison in Paris puts an end to the apprehensions that he would either make his escape on the way from ;Cuba to j France or Kncceed in takine his life, as he at tempted to do n his cell in Havana. Eyraud's crime was. a sensational one, and his escape and capture form an excitincr chapter In the an nals of the French police. His vie tim, Gouffe, was a welUto-do notary of Paris, with a wife and children cinnffn lucfl.mA infatuated' witu a woman named I Gabriel'e BomparJ, who sustained relations with Ey raud. The latter possesses hands of unusual size and (powr. Having ascertained from Gubrielh that rinnlTp. kpnt his valuables in a desk in his house, lie iuade qp! his mind, 1 i. ?..A.nnM. a wl a a onrl witu iieraiiau.rl i 11 rob liiui. Gouffe was j invited to visit Gabrielle at a certain hour. and repaired without any misgiv ings to the fatal rendezvous. Eyraud wcreted in the room. At a favorable moment he sprang upon his victim whilo he was seated, con versing unsuspiciously with Gab rielle, seized hliu by the throatj and choked him to death. He then hast ened tq Gouffe's house, ' rifled his desk and, having secreted his vic tim body, fled. The disappearance of Gouffe 'caused an investigation which revealed the crime. Gabrielle Bompard was arrested and confess, ed, but Eyraud could not be found He had made his way to 'this coun try, and subsequently went to Ha vana. Here he was recognized by a Frenchman and taken! into cus tody by the Cuban police. After his arrest he attempted to commit' suicide by opening a vein with a fragment of one of his eye-glasses, and so desperate was his behavior that it was feared that j he would never be. taken jto France alive. The French detectives sent oat for him, however, proveil equal to' their dif-i ficult charge, as he is now secure In a Paris prison inj the shadow of the iruillotlne. The 'Goutfe affair" created a great (sensation i in pArix. and the Parisan illustrated journals teemed with pictures of the Strang Ier, his confederate and victim and the scene of the tragedy. , . AOafo loyeatmont. Ik one whicn w.enaranww; wi which - X 1 bring vou satisfactory revolts, or mi case ol failure a . return of purchase Pr r,u.rtiArl Wfr?ist a Ottle Of Pr. King8.IXeW W.SCO urr s'n.rt...nHr.n , . It f's iruarahteed to bririff relief in every case, when used for any affection ol lcroai. Luntw or Chest, sacn as .-wrasuui tion, lnnauimaiionoi liuugB, (chitis. Asthma, Woopmg Cough, Croup, etc., etb. -It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perrectiy; .saie ...iwavk Im? ldenendeo upon. Trial bottlr free at Robert-lVBAlIa- myg wholesaleanu retail urug wrc. Wilmington DltTlet-f-T1rrd Quarterly . Meetlaff. v. . - ( J Kenansville . Circuit, . .Richland?, July 12 and 3. , ,r. ; Matrnolla Uircuit, at maguona, niat Conf.. July 19 and 30. Bladen Circuit, Soules1 ChapeU July 26 anil 27. . . l; Fitth Street, -angust a auu 0.1 Carver's' Creek Circuit, Shilob, Ante. 5 and C. " ' Cokebbury uircuir, nicaii. b, jo-u UaudlO, i - . . Clinton Circuit, uosnen, aug. i and 17. ' ' . ! Elizabeth Circuit, fencier, Aug. antl24.! ' . . ' - Waccamaw, Aug. a ana -White ville , Circuit. Cerro Gordo, Aug. 30 and 31. , Brunswick Mission, ueuar Bay, Sept. Sept.' 6 and 7. . . Brunswick Uircuit, lietnei, 12 and 13. . J J V II. NWISDKLU r-. Ui. LERON ELIXIR .A PliUnt Lemon Drink. . For biliousness and constipation, talra I Jinntl Iin - - - , For indigestion and ioui stoinacu, take Lemon Elixir. 1 For sick and nervous neaaacne, take Lemon Elixir. For sleeplessness and nervousness, take Lemon Elixir. , For loss of appetite and aewiuy, Ll - o r.o . Forfevers, cnius ana mamrit, ivr Lemon W.r . , , not fail rr.M in iinv of the aoove nameu a tt a w ' m m , - . diseases, an oi which nncc torpid or diseased, liver, sioaianii. kidneys or wwe Prepared oniy Dy xr. .n. Atlanta, Ga. .. 50o cts. and per Dottie, druggists. j. A Prominent MInItr Writes. After ten vears of great suffering from indigestion with great nervous prostration, biliousness, disordered kidneys and constipation. I have been cured by Dn Mozlpy7s Lemon Elixir and am now a wen man. Rkv. C. C. Davis, Elder M. E. Church South, . No. 28 Tat nail St., Atlanta, Ga. Makes the lives. of many people mlserahle, and often leads to self-destruction. DIstreaB after eating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, a faint, " all gone " feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and irregu larity of the Doweis, are ; DiStrOSS some of the more common After symptoms. Dyspepsia oes - get weU of itself. It Eating . requires careful, persistent attention, and a remedy like Hood's Sarsa parilla, which acts gently, yet surely and efficiently. It tones tbe stomach and other organs, regulates the digestion, - creates a good appetite, and fy thus Sick overcoming the local symp- j, ' ri..iin toms removes the aympa- neaaacnu thetic effects of the disease, banishes the headache, and refreshes7 the tired mind. "Ihavo been troubled With dyspepsia. ! I had but little appetite, and what I did cat distressed me, or.diqVme Heart" t:ttift ff00d. Ia aa hour bum after eating I would expe rience a f aintness, or tired, aR-gono i feeling, as though I had not eaten anytning. Aiy irou- m t twt was acravated by my business, whirb i that of a uainter. and from "being more "or less shut up la" a 5our S room with fresh paint. Last Cf.m.AU snrimf I took nood's Sarsa- owmavii rula took three bottles; It did me an immense amount of good. It gave me ail appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the' craving I had previously expeneuceu. Gxobge A. Page, Watertown, Mass. i Hoods Sarsaparilla 8oM by an drogglti. 1 ; six for f5. Prepared only v-ci:noon--CO-Ab6thecarle3,Lewen.Ma. bvCLDOODi I0O Dooco Ono ooiiar janSO ljr dw nrra :'mon wed Sat v ' ruirurrrrn'S ENGLISH PEMrJ VnOVAL PILLS UtO CROSS OIAMOHO SMND." r mm lwn rctiaMe. l4Uc, k nmrriat far Diamond Brmi, ia nttaoa. i ill wm mxmvw m.u mum l tmwi4 Win, pint rprs, r Mil. mm PtfT. jezstr THE ACME MANTJFACTuBIN9 CO. XAIiUPACTUKKRS OP Fertilizers, Pine Fibre and Pine Fibre Matting. WilmiDgton, - - NijC. fjiIK KKPUTATIOH OFOCKFSKTIUZKKS the ACM K and O EM. Is now ' established, and the results of three years' use in the nandaof the best farmers oX this and other states will attest their value as a high grade manure - .- The MATTING, made from the leaves orour native pine, la conceded to be equal to any wool carpet ror -comfort and durability and the demand for it is dally increasinsE. It has vU toe not found in any other fabric. ---. - ' --v irpholstenn? purposes, and as a nCln? for IXaxtrtisacs U aiiaost eqoal to hair, belris llzt eiastiO! and rrocf ejairt insects. - -ccruScaij trci rc-au parties rnir r orr - can sen cs? crcs, cr wiu fc3 ril- tlt;:jf jraitx Ovsoeososi J! U . U fTx. kak of Koe ! Sttr-reme nm! Jittperio CoarU I UrfUaa t89a JUDGES. DISTRICT. RKSIDK2PCK. SAMK. Geo. H. Wrdvn, ;i 2 - 3 Beaufort . Edgecomtvp. ; Wilson. . Wake. . trWnnV ,.H. Q Spu ier Whitaker. Guilford. Sampson. I C umberland. Cabarrus.- ' Surry. ' K. T. Boykln. I James C. McRae, W.J.Moutgomery, Jesse P. Graves, . Tfthn G. Bvnum, 1 8 9 10 AVm. M. Shipp, n ' t H Merrimon. 12 i Mecklenburg Buncombe. , . SOLICITORS. - NAME. ' DISTRICTJ RESIDKai;J. John W. Blount, G. H. White, (col), p. Worthington, T. M. Argo, I. R. Strayhorn; o. H. Allen, 1 Perquimans. 2 Halifax. 3 r Martin. 4-v Wake. . 5 Durham.' 6 f Duplin. 7 " Richmond. 8 Iredell. - Frank McNeill, B. F. Long, Thos. Settle, 9 "Rockingham. W. H. Boer 10 Caldwell. . 11 Mecklenburg F., Jj. Osborne, J. M. Moody, 12 Buncombe. . TIMK OF HOLDING COURT. FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. , un.;nn TitActf Whitaker. """&r " Fall-Jndge Connor. Beaufort-iFeb. 17, May 26, Nov. 24 Currituck March 3, Septal. Camden March 10, Sept 8. . ' Pafuotank-March 17, Sept. 15, Perq oiiuans March 24. Sept 22. Chowan March 31, Sept. 29. Gates April 7, Oct. 6. , Hertford-April 17, Oct 13. Washington-April 21, Oct 20 Tyrrell April 28, Oct 27. -at r "-fc,T J - ' Dare May o, xiov. o. - -Hyde--May 12, Nov. 10. Pamlico May 19, Nov. 17. r 1 SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SDrinjr Judge Womack. r ail JUUKB 111 April l; Sept 20. ... ..-.---i Bertie leb. 3, April zo, ycu -Craven tFeb. 10, May 26, Nov. 24. -Warren March 17, Sept 15. Edgecombe April 14, Oct. 13. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Sriflnt- 'Jnr?G Bovkirh r "i- o - T, -XT U Pit t-Jan. 6, March 17, June 9, Franklin Jan. au,Apni ia,nuvaw. I Wilson tFeb. 3, June cr.a. VT,n.P-Peb. 17. May 19, Oct; 13. Martin March 3, Sept. 1. tDec. 1. Greene March 31, Sept. 29. , Nash April 28, Nov. 17x FOURTH JUDIQIAL DISTRICT. Snrlnw .Tndpe MacKae. - Woiro-i-Tn. fi. tFeb. 24. Mareh 24. tADril 21, Julyy, Tug. i., -oept. " - : . . -CI A. 9.9. nt 20 Wavne-Jan. au, marcn iu,"apni 11 Sprit 8. Oct 13. Harnett- eo. a, Aug. wov. Johnston Feb. 10, Aug. ll,Nov.l0. FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Srkrinty .Tudere Armfield. r r ail juutrw aiHutvac. nnrhkm- Jan. 13. March 24, June 9 not 13. . . Granville Jan. vt April i, juiy 1, Nov. 24. Chatham Feb. 12, May 5,Sept29. Guilford Feb. 17, May 26, Aug. 15, Dec. 8. j . , "i . Alamance March 3, May 19, Oct. 27. : - . i. ; firano-e March 17. Aug. 4, SS or. a. Caswell April 14, Aug. 14, Nov.10. Pprsnni-Anril 14. AllET. 19. Nov. 17. SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Snrinf i-.Tadsre Graves. L Ca " -mt I. . -1 A S1 J j?ai j uuge .am ii-eiu. Pender March iu, epr . . New Hanover tJan. 4p, t April 13, fSept.22. . . . L.enoir U'eD. 3, Aup'. iu, xtov. au. Dunlin Feb. 10. Aug. 4, Nov. 24. Sampson tFeb. 24, April 28, Oct. 0, Dec. . ; ; ' . Carteret Jilarcn , ucr.-zu. . Jones March 24, Oct 27. Onsldw March 3t Nov. 3. SEVRNTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Siirhiff--Judere Bynum. -i - - .! Fall Jud sre Graves, I Columbus Jan. 13, March 31, Jhly 28. . I i Anson--Jan. 6, t April 28, Sept. 1, tNov. 24. Cumberland -Jan. 20, tMay 5, July 21. Nov. 10. Robeson Jan. 17. May 19,Sept29 I Richmond Feb. 10, June a, ept 15, Dec; 1. Bladen March 17, Oet, 30. Brniiswick Anril 7. Sept 8. Moore March 3. Aug. 11, Oct. 27 EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Snrinir Judtre Shinp. - . , I . . j . Fall Judge Bynum. I Cabarrus t Jan. 27, April 28. t Iredell Feb. 3, May 29, Aug. 4, Nov. 3.! ' ' ' - -r I Rowan Feb. 17, May 5, Aug. 19, Nov. 17. . DavidsonMarch 3,Sept. l,1Decl. Randolph March 17, Sept 15. Montgomery March 31, Sept, 2J, Stanly April 7, Oct. 13. NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. ' Spring Judge Merrimon. Fall-Judge Shipp. Rockingham Jan. 20, July 21, Nov. 3. . . ' - j. Forsyth-Feb. 3, May 19, Oct. 20. Yaakin Feb. .17, Sept 22. T Wilkes March 3, Sept 8. : Alleghanv March 17, Sept 1; Davie March 31, Oct 6. Ktokes April 14, Aug. 4, Nov. 10. Snrry April 21, Aug. 19, Nov. 17 TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Brown: ' : , ! ran judge uerrimon. HendereonT-Feb. 10, July 13. Burke--March 3, Aag. 4. ' i. Caldwell March 17, 8ept 1. Ashe-March 24,May;26, Aug. 18. Watauga April.7, Aug. 25. Mitchell A pril li, Sept:8. 1 3 Yancey Apr! 128. Sent 1 . .McDowell-tMay 12, Oct 6. , : i . ! KiyEirrn-juDiciAi district fSprins Judge Phillips. Jt an J Urotm. Celt rivrt iJ en Xw Jullv-j - I , Alexander Jan. 27. July Union Peb. 10, fFeb. 17, Sepl. 15, tSept. ' Mecklenburg - T e d. Zx.'' J Rutherford-Apl 21, Oct. L. Polk May 5, Hoy. iu; ? , TWELITH JTRDICIALDISTRI Spring-J udge Connor. Madison Feb. 24, July S3. tNpY.JJ. B uncorobe tM arch 10, Aug. 11. tDec 1. Wrt ' 1: J. , ' . Transylvania-Marcn at, Dept. x. , - TinvnrWI Anril 7. Sept. 8. . , : Jafcsori-April 2 Sept. 3. ai aeoii'-yju.w y . Clay May 12, Oct.. 8. Cherokeemy 19.4 Oct 13, Graham Jnne 2, Oct 27 Svain June 9th, Nov. 3. ; For crimioal cases.. ' ,J. t For civil cases alone. , X For civil case alone except jail cases. . ,;. . CRIMINAL CIRCUIT COURTS. NKW HANOVKRv COUNTY. . - t rkiirai.T MAA.rs.wiImintrton.Juage. Tior.1 h. Moore. Wilmincton. oouci- -f VJ. . . T " ...... r . .1 - . J tor ,--,-- - , i Court begins Jan 6. March 17, May 19, July 13, Sept. 15, Nov. 17. - - MBCKLENBURG COUNTY. - - - Oliver P. Meares. Judge. r - : Geo. E. Wilson, Charlotte, Solicitor. Court begins l?'e&. iu, , April a, Aug. 11, Oct. 6, Dec. li - : , . BUNOOMHE COUSTY. V , . -: Chas. A. Moqre, Asheville J uuge. - x? w no rr.r. Asrteviiie. solicitor. f Court begins Jan. April vo,j uiy 21, Oct!27. : . . : " ; Supremecoun nitetu uri xwxnv in February isxaminarions o rnt rl u-ir .infl Saturday before. First T.irtt: Feb . 3: Second . District Feb.- 10; Third District, fo. r i f Pnnrth District. FetX Z:xuw -.inf Mnrnh 3: Sixth District, March 10; jseventn -uistncfc, lit1"T. nstncE. aiarou ium TifriV Marh 31lXentttlDlSirict. Anril 7; Twelfth District April 14; wioupnth District ADril 21. T.afc Mnndav in -September.. Ex-i aminations Friday and Saturday be fara First District Sent 29 ; Sec i nnH Diairiftt. Oct C: Third District Oct 13; Fourth District, uct. cn Vitih ' Districts . Oct. 27; OlXIO ui trict Nov. 3; Seventh District, Nov. 10: Eifrhth District Nov. 17; .Nintli n;f riit TVnv: - 24rtTenth f District, -""i"r- 1'T. ...... .. Tki'-:6V Dec- l; Twelfth f Districrf f-xec. Eleventh District Dec l&. k i . 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