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A,0N0s for Rent,

StFEfAL tracts of Land, in the Western
counties OF this State, of fine rich quality can
oc haa TOR from five to ten years without rent. ex
cep, so much as will pay taxes, by tenants who will
Se,,'s and improve them. Enquire at this Office,
JulyA
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China, Glass K Earthsnware,
Wholesale and Retail.

+" TUIVSITt UIItI INCtUII.
NVHE ships Caledonia and ilarkaway, have
- just arrived from Liverpool, bringing IL my
Fall supply of China, Ear,henwarc, &c. and am
receiving every day the Glass from tho Northern
Factories. Among the assor ment are oil the New
est Patterns MERCHAN rs and Others would
do well to give me a call before purchasing else
where JOSEPH ID. EVANS,
Opposite The Post Office
Oct. % wat
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Notice

EWiLL be sold nj Public Auction, to the high
W est builder, Tor Cash, nj Pediar Mills. on
the 2sd of November. 1884, seven negroes. men,
women anu boys, belonging to the estate Of vii,
liam Ii Gibson, deed.
RICHARD s ELLIS Adm;o;.,ra,o.
DE bonis non, of William II. Gibson
Decd ''''''
Oct. 81.
ids
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NOflCE.-All persons indebted TO tho estate
~ OF DR.. Francis Meriwciher, dee are requested
To call on William N. or James a Meriw ether,
aud make psym Of all sums due the estate
JAMES A MEkiWETHER.
Exor Of +. Mer,ucih.r dec.
Oct 80 wSw
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pier G\asses.

NOR sale by L. B. Estes, one pair large Gilt
Pier Glasses, of superior plate and gilt, and
the latest style flames, which will be sold os low MS
they can be bought in New York.
Nov. 10 Ia
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New E0N & Winter Goods.
ROBINSON s. ELLIOTT,

DAMN S&O AXE,
ENPPOSlTE the Market House, have the plea
" sure OF announcing to their friends and the
pnblc, that they have received their entire stock
OF Fall and Winter Goods making much the
lrgesi assortment which they have ever had the
pleasure oil opening. Without entering into detail
It WIN br suficeni 10 say that their stock comprise
almost every article that is desirable in the DR.
Goods, Hardware, and Grocery line Being seler
ed, rr'nc,pely Tor Cash, by one of The Partners
IN Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. the,
VIII say To thu, iiiends, that every inducement in
me way of quality, STYLE and price will be offered
mem tor continuance of their favuIs. Attention
Is hvfed particularly to the following article
NIolhes aud Cassimeres, of every shade and
quality.
stripe. Pun, and London Dufrel Blankets
u large and complete assortment oi Rose do
very heavy,
One Bale, assorted from 9.iio 154. French
N"cknnw do. new and most desirable ar,icI 10,
family beds
large and desirable assortment oT Nepro
clothing, such a~Napi Coltons, coarse Csssu etts.
s''en, gray aud white kerseys, mkt army Cloths
~ together with 3 4, 4 and 5 4 Linse,s of yer,
n"s""l'r c"lors and pauerns-3-4 and A Red.
blue, Brown, and Waite do. &c. &c Sc
Also, complete assortment Of silk goods
Fancy Handker-
chiefs OF new st,les, Camb,ics Calico Mu,,ins
Circassisns of all colors aud widths Bomhazipes
french aud Engllsh Challeys Of tho most desira.
bic patterns and shades. English aud French Ma
'n"s, Figured Crcass,ans of superior qualify, and
many other desnnblc articles Tor The Ladies to
which We particularly invite their a,ten,ion-such
as Boonet' OF the latest styles, Ribbons, Belts,
"'ose', toi ry, embracing a complete as or me nj
OF SILK, Cotton, Wors,ed, and Merino ,ope,he,
with Laees, Edgings, Qoiltings. Bobinettes. Gre.
cianeHes, figured and plain, with variety of ohe,
articles in their line, which they are determined to
sell low for cash.
ROBINSON IL ELLIOTT.
Nov. 3. :,
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01"titSt,
Alexander Mar, admir- Of James Mar d,ca--
Alexander d. Mar, john Janes Morgan AMI q.
pima K. Nofyell, the to last infants by Cam,
Wharton, specially assigned their guardian Ds.
vidJones, "A nrhony Ruckcr, Ex'c of Ambrose Rr,..
or dec'd-Garland Rocker, A lnbrose L. Rod,,
Noza Peters. Richard pobson Jr Rawly Rather
William A. Hardy, Ex'or. OF Joseph Hardy deed
Richard d. Watts, James ID. Waits, William
II. Saunders, William Watson, Nicholas W,S,r.
'son Nicholas w. Owen, ard John w. Holt, E,v,
of rhon'as V. Jones decd.
IN CllANCERY.
The defen liant Garland &ucker having d.nor.
This life, by consent of the parties, by their cosns
the court doth order, that the cause be proceed,
IN against Thomas Sale late sheriff of tho com,
of Bedford, and as such admr. Of lie estate If ,,
Garland Rucker deceascd-And uer,uron IA,
cause came on to be heard On the bin m.
swers of the defendants John James Morgar &, I
phia K. Norve Thomas Sale, Anthony Rlce,
William A Handy, exhibits, the suhpcnas uvag
cd therein, which appear 10 have been duly sc,a
on the defendants David Jones, Moz1 rd-
Richard i1ebs1n Jr. Richard ID. Watts Jam., D.
Watts, Wa Ii. S un6ers, lillian Watson. Nt'n
las Wilk5rson, Nicholas w. Owen, and john
Holt, and the ordor of publication against The d..
feadap's, Alexander Mar, Alexander d. Ym
Ambrose l.. Mari and Rawley Rather which ~.
pears to have beer duly published-and was NJ. u
od by counsel-on Consideration whereof the rpua
dol take the bill for confessed as to the defendants
aforesaid on whom process hath been served snJ IS
to whom publication has been made and order ilp,
one of the Comm ssionets OF this court Iskc an &C.
count OF the estates Of James Mari dec'J-slso an
account OF the administration Of the osla'e of Am.
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SHOES & HATS.

oSI received. direct from Manufactures Of
II we highest standing, 20 cases Of fine fashion,
, ole o'aek tfats, and IL cases Of fine Shoes, ma
Gentle men. ''' i""'es anu
Nov.S. o "LL'o' J.
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land. Sc. at Anclinn.
Nov. 10

fHiIERE will he sol in Leesvfip, Campbell
- conaiy, IN Saturday the opth Inst. nj public
sneiion, upon credit OF ia months tract OF
land IA Pfusylsania county, on Hancock creek,
containing 100 acres, more ot less--ibi, tract has
upon II a 6fsf Mil and Cotton MAchinery aud
lies adjacent TO tue land, oI u. Terry and 9th.
crs Also, nj the sanie time add place, will be sold
Tor cash, oae undivided half III lot IL said town
Of boesp,e. sad several articles Of personal pro-
per,y-sneh a. Wagons, Cafryalls, &c. &c
The SALE will be made Ia pursuance OF n t,u.t
deed executed TO the upders'gned by Stephen Ter
~, on the 18Th October, 1893, aod which is Of re-
cord ~ Campbell ard P,usy lvanis counties. The
f,tie 10 the property j. doubt good but MS irus
ees We shall convey such tile only the deed n
Ioresaij vesis IN US.
THOMAS LEFTIiCH
GERMAN JORDAN.
Trustees.
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n .ENSEED OIL

iNSEED OIL Just received few
:, barrels L'nseed OIL White Lead ind other
panls.-Also, large assortmnnt of Caud,es-
Black Tea in and lbs papers, fine quality.
=, J.T q j. E. ROYALL.
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WIRGiNlA AT a crcuit superior eo,, =,
v Law and Chancery continued and bsl5t.
Bedford county 1T the Baptis, church, uosr III.
town of Liberty, on Saturday the 18Th day of oca
Der, 1884, Nv"
Elizabeth Mari, widow & rclict Of james Ma.
decd Alexander D. Mari, John James Nors.,
Robert Shelton and Matilda his wife Villa
II III and Elizabeth his wife, John Mari, Mary ~
Mar, Isaac R.Marr, Thomas WainwryL, and g.
rah his wife, Ambrose r. Mar, Ambrose m,'.
and Caroline his wife, and Frances r. Mar I'M
last an infant under FL years Of age who sues Nv,
her next friend, Ellz beth Mari, PIT,
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FOR SALE.

Nh PS. India floor Mating, very che,n T..
H. ~ sale by ROBERT KYLE
June II :,
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ESI'Ek A V.

pale red, with n white face aud three white legs
with small bell on, supposed 10 be four years old,
and marked With slit in the ,isht ear aud an IN.
h"' sai la the leii.snd valued to the III elva
dollars. Given under our hnuls this g,h day OF
august, 1884. PEYrON FOSTER,
JAMES GREASY.
ROBERT c. MOORE.
Tho above appraisers were this day duly quail
ned before mr., this 23rd day Of Aueus', 1891.
d. w. QUAKLE5, J.. +.
Copv-fesle.
ROBERT &. MITCHELL. c. b, c.
NV. N3W
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NOTICE..

snail , petition the next Legislature for
- divorce from my Husband, Samuel Rowland
o..o PATSY ROWLAND.
IND
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NOTICE.

NVHE co-partnership heretofore existing under
IL the firm Of Roberts 4 Tyreo is dissolved by
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 EXTRAORDINARY CIRcUMsTANcE.-- The following remarkable circumstance IS noticed in the Onondaga Standard: On the evening of the 9th inst, one of the war mest days of the season, three persons in the family of Mir. Ward, living on the turnpike mile or two west of 0nondaga Hil, were struck with paralysis at the same in ant of tune. There were other per- sons in another part of the house who were not affected. The effect produced was precisely like that of electricity. At the time it took place, thunder shower was passing at about two miles distance, and 1t is stated that at the moment the persons injured fell, strong flash of lightning was perceived, but lt was not accompanied, or followed immediately, by thunder.
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NEW DRUG STORE. ". Tucker & Son,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, IN
 THE TOWN OF LITTLE RoeKs 4. T. nFFER for sale on the most liberal Ny terms, an exteasiye and complete as sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chem icals, Paints, Oils, Dye Sufs, Patent .ne- dieines Pes,f.-se.sg. nd h'astesg; c-s!:scte.-
 Their goods are selected with the great est care in the Northern markets, and may be relied upon as pure and genuine Their correspondence enables them to procure all new Remedial Agents, that are introduced by the Faculty, al the short est notice. They wi!! supply Physicians, and Country Merchants, Planters and Fa miles, at as fair prices as can be procrred in the Western country, and warrant their articles equal to the pest.
 h addition to medicines generally used by the Faculty in the Western country, they have .sundry new articles, such as Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilia, (the most efficient compound for iepnra ting the blood and removing constitutions al diseases,) Compound Syrup of Liver wort, Ia valuable medicine for Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Liver Complaints, SJc.) Extract Buchu, de. Pink Root, de. Bark {, p;iperine, a:i Black Pepper, :asarPse s.t :, ' Saratoga and Ginger Beer Powders; to gether with many other new articles, too tedious to enumerate.
 Little Rock. July g, 1894. IS If
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Nsosaeil Of Arkansas pis'' '','
 zapes, Ryan a cl

AAI SduID inform their gr " W public generally, tba, ,'aids :, al prepared, at their establiss.Hey are. above mentioned place. to s.nent t.ent al erai ss,ai. STORING AND FoRnOssa sI BUSINESS, with care and MARDl and at the common and rss puheMA Pala for such agency. Nonss'ase
 tay siaii Tn any case, be witL cessafI ged upon them. Their war. 'a reason d good and substantial, as s,.. : .a.0uses| against the weather, and tbna "s' as possibility of danger accr~;p ;pplecluds while under the roofs. pes to Id
 They VIII also transact Co,tn,. BUSINESS of every kind Jal S,aI, M,lSSl lntrusted to them-buyiug uO.asa. a'sa nsI duce on the River, &c. Nf's0aalry'
 Of the advantages of the;,.; IS needless to speak. Tbes ,''aatloI a known, and the navigation of 4, are
 sas Is equally as good as that hs ,'e ,, A ,t ll Of F hite River. 'ae Ai
 *e* If unremitting care and :.
 will merit 1t, they trust to rees; slen of public patronage. 'se asl
 Mouth of Arkansas, June % ,oa.
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.IIISr RECEIVED.

Per steamers Lille Rock aad Signal, EW Es BBLS. inspected Flour A sI 9 do. old rectlfed Whiskey ! bhls. Ale; 5 do. do. sweet Cider 10 do. dried Peaches; 30 kegs fresh Lard 40 kegs assorted Nails 600 lbs. spun Yarn, assorted sizes 3 tons assorted Iron
 ? do. do. Castings, Plough Moulds, dec. gent assortment of lin < " ood Ware.
 ALSO, 4 splendid assortment of fashionable Silks, Dress Handkerchiefs, Italian Cravats, &e. direct from Philadelphia. All of which they offer for sale at their nsuallow prices.
 WILLIAM BADGETT, a1 Go. I,ittle Rock, Feb. 2S. 1853.
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- = - = . 2 THE OLEO.
SEREN ADE.-l3y HENRY MkALE.

Wake, lady, wake--the midnight moon Saiis through inc cioadless skies of June ; The stars gaze sweetly on the stream, Which. Tn the brightness of their beam,
 One sheet of glory lies. The glow worm Ients its lttle light, And all that's beautiful a:,d ar:ght Is shining on our world to-night,
 Save thy bright eyes! Wake, lady, wake-the nightingale Tells to ti.e morn her love -iorn faie: Now doth the brook that's hush'd by day, As through the vale it winds it's way,
 In murmurs sweet rejoice: The leaves, by the soft night-wlnd stlrr'd, Are whispering many gentle word, And all sarth's sweetest sounds are heard,
 Save thy sweet voice Wake, lady, wake-thy lover waits: Thy steed stands saddled at the gates: Here IS a garment rich and rare, To wrap thee from the cold night air;
 The appointed hour IS flown Danger and douot have vanished quite. Our way before is clear and bright, And all is ready for the flight,
 Save thee alone Wake, lady, wahe--I have wreath, Thy broad, fair brow shall rise beneath; l have ring that must not shine On any 6pgsr, love, but thine
 I'se kept my plighted VOW. Beneath thy easement here stand, To le ad thee by thy own white hand. Far fsom this duli and captive strand,
 But where art thou!
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IT NoGice.

EMTE would respeeaaly suggest to our " friends and patrons, fiat we are ma king arrange gements to start, by the middle of July, t. the North, to purchase our FALL and WINTER stock of GOODS, and are in great aoaat of the one hiHg needful We, therefore, most earnestly soIicit the aid of those who have dealt So iberalIy with us, as it will enable us to repay their kindness, by the early importation of a supply of goods suited to their various tastes, ianeies, and necessities. Money Is the yneTchant's po,0er-with 1t he can do nauch- without 1t, nothing.
 l.. & w. R GIBSON. N. B, We have on hand a supply of sa- peFior reetifed Whiskey, Brandy, Rum, Sperm Oil, Tobacco by the box or pound !, Sugar and Coffee, &c. with pretty gene ral assortment of DRY GOODS.
 l.. & W. K. G. Little Rock, June 27, 1894. p If
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Administrator 's.N otice.

HE underslgnet aaVing ootained rom
 the Clerk of the County court of the County of Pulaski, tin vacauon,) in the Territory of Arkansas, Letters Of Admin istration on the estate of RICHARD J. GAVE, late of said County deceased, bear ing date the 4th day of August. 1854 here- by gives noticeto all persons having de- manda against said estate, to present them to him, properly authenticated, according 10 law, within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be preciuded from deriving any benefit from said estate; and if said demands be not presented as aforesaid, within five years from the dats of said letters, they will be forever barred. All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment.
 NOAH H BADGEFT, Adm'r
 of K. J, Cave, deceased.
 August 12, 1894. 10 St
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AUCTION " OFFICE

Yg =. s5e 9seriae. viii seU al 11u .Itc \ Auction on "Wednesday September 10th, is.A4, al the elately occupied by k. .. Byrd Asq. the entire stock of GRO. CERES, belonging to DUNN & LOWRY l: Consisting of
 large quantity ofBAooN Hams, Sides and Shoulders, and Canyassed Hams A lot of Old Recttfied WHisKEY in bbs Ale and Porter in bbIs. ToBAoco--Fine Cut, Cayendish, ana Smoking
 Lard, Segars, Brooms, Salt, Sansages. Stances, tea, Mustard, Spices, Candles. Blacking, Cotton Wick. Tin ware, Wood en ware. Mats, Pilot Bread, Butter and Water Crackers, Playing Cards, Nuts ,&c. &c. Nc.
 Together with a choice assortment of LIouoRs; incInding Champagne, Madeira, Port, Ciaret, and Mnscat WINES, and Cor diais of every description.
 Terms of Sale, all sums under taoeaty .fce doitd9s, Cash all over that amount, three months Credit, with approved Security.
 F \. MOORE.
 E. H. COOK. Aagas: 22eed, 2edd 1881. 20-tds
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Administrator Notice.

SI!E4uadefsl lgned having obtained from a the Clerk of the County Court, of the County of Pulaski ,Gn vacation, J in the CT eritoryof Arkansas. Letters of adminis traitor on the estate of GEORGE WEIGART, late ofsaid County deeeased, bearing date the 9th day of August, 1854, hereby give notice to all persons having demands against said estate, to present the same to them, properly antheotIcaied, according 10 law, within one year from the date ot said letters, or they may be preeIuded from deriving any benefit from said estate; and ii said demands he pot presented as aforesaid, within five years rom the date of said Letters, they will be forever bar red.
 All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment.
 AMERICA NEIGART,
 ISAAC SUTTON.
 4dm'r rs, on estate of Geo. Weigart, acc'd. Little Rock. August p, 1884. 19 3t
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.RSeggGE1a

2 AM again under the necessity of re- n minding those who are ind C bted to me, that am In want of money, and unless they are more prompt in future than they have heretofore been will be compelled 10 resort to coercive measures to obtain it. l would be pleased, however, to have such a course obviated by their paying up.
 EMZY WILSON. Little Rock, April 18th, is34. ltf
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BIacksnnithing. NEW REIMBURSEMENT.

EEyHE Subscribers take this method of A informing the citizens of Little Rock and the pa6llc generally, that they have commenced the above business in the Shop formerly occupied by $. M. LEDBETTEa opposite the Advocate Printing Office. where they are prepared to execute ali work intrusted to their care, in the best manner and at tho shortest notice. They respectfully solicit share of pub- lie patronage, and will endeayor by all means in their power, to merit it.
 JAMES M. TRIGG & co. N. 5. HORSES shod at the shortest na tice, and in the best manner.
 J. M. T. 6E co. Little Rock. Feb. 1894.
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N EEsNEsiV Al

FayHE subscribers hare fa,a,,., IA large two story Brick Build; site the new Hotel, where tbev ss received by all the late Steam h"., la,' yals, and are now opening, c 1eo.. 0s' spte did assortment of ne,s ess ss,sasg GOODS, adapted to the pressp. Jss'lo ~ proacbing seasons; and ali lley a ass a"o U. sure speedy sales, is a call es asA 'el friends; knowing they can, and s.a ,ni, as low If not lower, than any o,bs. . in town. The following compr;ss s' " Of their assortment, viz: :snnerfine hlue and black GGsiid1ffHS Gsii Bieached and unbleached Dome,s. PlaIn and striped da Painted MusIins, plain and fgured Null, Jaconet and Swiss do WI Ginghams, solid and fancy; corded ,li. White silk and cotton Hose -'' Calicoes of great varieties Thread and bohihett Laces; s;oek, Black and fancy Italian Cragats Pongee Randk erchiefs adles' and GentIemen's black and rI kid Gloves Ladies' fashionable Leghorn and Nj
 Bonneis
 Gentlemen's black and white fur Bat,
 Ready Made ClotlliDg, Full bosom, kafRed, then Shirts Gotton, plain and cieek, do. Spring and Summer Pantaloons; do. ' do. do. Bombazine and Rochelle G
 Books and Stationary. Modern and ancient Historical works Poetical and Political do. 1 general variety of Books, adapted
 tlse use nf Seminarles.
 SaddIeFy. Ladies' and Gentlemen's superior sadt Saddle Bags Brides and Marliesals Riding NaIps, &c
 4 complete assortment of QUEE and CHINA WARE.
 Groceries. IC0 barrels Flour, super fine
 50 de. old reetifed Wbiskey
 10 hogsheads Sugar; 42 sacks Coffee
 I pipe Rice; ] do. Brandy
 3 casks .fenerifIe and Malaga Wint 9 kegs Lard; 50 do. Nails Castings and irou, assorted Hardware, Cutlery. Sc. of every desr tiou. VIM. RADGETT 9C Little Rock, June IT, 1894. '
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ZEAL, defendant.
 IMPEACHMENT.

sA24 d. Il &A V&kAvAx-k2N FEyHISday came the said John H. Nose x iy, by Thomas Hubbard, his attorney: and the said John H. Mosely having sued ont from a Justice of the Peace, his writ of attachment against tie estate of the said Lewis Neal, returnahle into this Court, for the sum of two hundred dollars, founded on two several writings obligato- ry; 1t IS therefore ordered by the Court, that unless the said Lewis Neal shall ap- pear by himself or attorney, and file spe- cial bail to the aforesaid action, on or be- fore the third day of the next October term of this Court, judgment will be entered against him, and his estate sold to satisfy the same-
 A true copy-Attest
 DAVID s. DICKSON, .. ?, .
 August ,, 1884. Prs. fee S7 67.] 96t
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DIR. JOHN R. CONWAY.

A HAVING returned to Little Rock, z x tenders his professional services 10 hls friends and former patrons, and to the citizens generally. He may be consulted at hls office adjoining his residence, in the frame building opposite Dr. Watkins.
 July 5, 1894. 14tf
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Notice for Proposals to furnish
 CATTLE

SEPARATE PROFOs 9Ls in writing. A1 and sealed, wall be received by 4le undersigned. until 12 o'clock M tue 5tf day of September, 1894, for firDlshiHg and delivering al the several Depots on Red river fChoctaw Nation, Westl the follow ing description of Cattle, yiz:
 At the Depot near Fort Fowson, on the 5th day of October, 1884, I93 head 3f this number, 37 are to be cows and 37 calves: 3l barren cows (three to 5e T years old,) two 3 year cid bulls: fonr five year old steers; fifteen year old steers; eiey- en 3 year old steers: thirteen Z year old steers; eleven year old heifers, and g yearings, q to be heifers.)
 At the Depot of Old Miller Court house, on the 9th day of October, 1a34-f74 head. Of this number, 12S are to be cows and a l2S calves; 59 barren cows, (6 to be three years old,l I2 bnIls, {2 to be four years Cld, to be three years old, and to be two years old 4 five year old steers; 4 four year old steers; IA three year old steers; B two year old steers, 27 two year old heifers, and 65 yearlings, (2l to be heif- ers.)
 At the Depot of Mountain Fork, on the lst day of October, ls34-145 head Of thIs number, 36 are 10 be cows and 36 calves; i2 barren cows, t2 to be three years old, l three year old bull; yoke of steers four years old; l2 three year old steers; two year old steers: l9 two year old heifers, and g yearlings :. None but good and sound cattle will be received.
 Bonds with two responsible signatures, will he required for the fulflment of con- tracts. Payment to be made at Fort Tow son, (Chectaw nation West.)
 The privilege of rejecting bids deemed high is reserved.
 Bidders will please note on the back of theIr bids, '' Proposals for furnishing Choe- taw Cattle , and viii attend at Fort Tow son on the last day of receiving bids, for the purpose of closing contracts
 JAS. R. STEPHENSON.
 Lf. U. s. 4. Disb'g. .4gt. Choctasg Rem.
 Fort Fowson, Choctaw nation W est,
 l9 3t July 23d, 1894.
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WHEsKEY, FLOUR, &c.
JUST RECEIVED ON coNSIGNMI

JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, T HAAM B sRRELS Whiskey, 100 dc. EAAs E@ VH Flonr, two pipes and three half pipes Cognac Brandy, seven boxes and five kegs Tobacco, tooth of which are very good,) twenty five boxes Soap, ten boxes Candles, and many other small articles, which will be sold very low for cash, by
 EMZY WILSON. Little Rock, January 3l.