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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
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DARE AND ROGE
~ANtfAcfuRER \ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
hats, CAPS AND FURS.
CHioA 81, South End of GI1rLei Square.
WHEELING "A
AVE Away. on bond. aud m,k. r., ,,,., o.
'", 'n"si iosi1'uahlr AID .uper ~ style.
'n' NJ" Beaver HAS Eiuc n" Sik
-" NJ do D. NJ dh
70 y" k",sn Do No J Cuucy
80 NJ ''s-'moto u, NJ | Musk
Genus Fiue cloth Cans Gent. N 80,
'"''Hs 90 d. luan'-' d,
Gems Sid G'azJdn PAIN .,y IT,, MT
Hourh,' Glazed al, ,yc,y a. ..,,,.n
'''' "N'e ne nucHiIon ui hcrrblnts Ilr.ug.
zoe county O" 'hcir 'slahlrlm.nL as TOE. arc ut
10 tie surpassed in qusiny ct ma ulacru,c. e.,
'"''p"c' ct rrcr' hy uny house 10 ihe Wet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
QUINCY FOUNDRY,
CORNER OF MAIN * QUINCY STREETS,
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SAND a co.

'"f 'f""'" W. - ~ NV otftft.
I'lE -I'scribcrs ae prepared TO make and keep con
" sfaitly en- hand az the Above Establishments, all kinds
OF Casinos, Cooking. Franklin, Balloon. and Cannon
stoves ot 6i sIcs and patterns, l~loil0wwarc, Wagon
BONc, Plough CsS'Iugs, Gratrs, Flat lrons. Sugar and
lshkc.iivs. 81. a complete assortment. We have
just received seine splendid patterns for Parlor Crates,
enc UcFt,t ever hruusAt 10 this city. Persons who in.
teld building are respectfully requested TO examine them
haore purehHfing ANY othcr Kind. We have a large lot
90 pattern. .or Mil gearing, thc best IN the place. which
we Niu Wc.c go order AZ tic lowest rates; also Thresl-
lag Machine Cssiaes, We VIII also continue TO manu-
ftriure ihcd rr0lt kiAds OF PjOughs complete. used ia
ihls seCsc ul country. and Wa Ifanicd equal To any made
m thc western country. We VIII warrant all our cast
ings and other work done a. our establishment. aud az
Chefp a. cf1 lc male m Pius'urgh, Cincinnati or any
other cs.Gbitshaitnt Doe Tins city. Persons wishing "a
purcAa~ any auiolc in our line Will please give us 9 cal
ane EXAMINE iOr themselves.
al HAMILTON. SANDS, & co.
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fIULU MANUAL.


1'IfE GHAtTENHE tG COMPANY sfs s.t.#. DE-
sIfwe ora rFrsuTtt urrftI. uI" N. H."s
hHt-isfs aHf o'lufs. VITO up ti.fN .#H ui Nr.
hpk durina fHr & q -fuf -rsHH. IHr CONN r| .t U,
pared fu Hflf fF. rFtE rtstfn teHtt futrIH .H H"H.
mH" naf if fs usIt tHaH n Aeerf. ff I',lf Hs|
fInfs Inducements nHI.TE sui f u..r lester explained
in r ffe.rsi frfrFHrW fffu ft ifff.
Iff nnrf b. H NH E IH.r sfa|. ur sfIf. rrf Frr
ucnou vft tHd tHs.f IsftrrI s|rtEstruh f giving ur
tUHnraut n fHH.
ruouhd rHf ofs' a.. frr#r, SOL. ts.u.. rlH In
lefsoH. iheF can a.ats OBJ r.l - .tH
D. BURTON. Hf.r...tt
sur 81 'aWlm tfa.tH ss Com" #Hf. ttf Aefk
. Tons uEuLEAr. affattt
< gm JAMES rfHrU
ia uHfs sIIHIIs TtF|IEHIf>r a-.ra,
~ rW ItWf- EAkIr.
~ Nnf~ AhKNfsH oiI Emperor IssHr. .r artH.
U.0 ttEr- TtEfT /.
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4eDS.
NEW GOODS.

TisI received al the Philadelphia New Ct,,a t-sh
70 Store. No. 80. Main street; immediately uppu>i'c
hho.'s S'ddctN. another pot ol .hosr tine lItuJh Lawns
NfFandic-, IinghsuS .. Sc. Also atrc slrUCut ut 80
cfN description bonnet Ribbons. new ,tN'Vs.
Nho aiotLet hnc assortment of BRAID HONNEiS.
iogtiher with a very unc SssoutDsli ofeli Kinds uf rUud-
10th foreign aud dumc-fir.
M those wishing bargains VIII now call - the Thila.
oiipAiS Cash ; ore, No 10 Main sweet. oppo-ife knn'Ct
sdddicfy. je ~ J. n. SEAIDN.
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Ea.9V;N .9.ND d.qINJ

ID ESpECTrULLY informs his friends and
Ia The public, that lie has on hand AID man
ular'ures a lanes as>oTtB cUt ~ Hats of lhc "A
rtsr sptiug Fashion. Which he WI sEtI whole.
sale or RErAiL a. Low # noi LOW FIR han any
othet establishment in the city, ALL OF he above
u are warranted 60 he Of the very best
MA EkiAI aud workmanship, and as Tor DU
RAnIITV aud COLOR cannot ~. Surpas,e -
G'nutmsn are invited to CALI. a examine tot
themselves. satisfied that he QUALITY and ptic,
OF lls Hats WILL PLEASE, = AVERY.
.
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APPROVED by II FACULTY.
For Coughs, colds. Asthma. Bronchitis. con
sumption, aud all Other affections Of the
Bronchial tubes.
IbREpARhD entirely from The Ginseng. md
warranted 10 conis,n no preparation Vt ANU
mony, Mcrecp Or Opium.
MORE Ti,N 1000 HAvE GEFN soLp Ar RErAIL ~
rHK CRY 90 CiNciNNArI ALoNE, wtruiN ruE
LAsr ForR MONTHS. AND ~ FNERY CASE wIrH
TuE MOST PERFECT sArisFACrIoN TO THE "a.
TiEN1s.
The Ginseng Pauaeea H. how ordered boy phys
Cians nf The lfst responsibility. ~ their regular
Isss'.e~, e-1 is sisin ~ ne considered The only
arncle ever discovered capable OF speedily and
permanently ~allaying bronchial Irritation. which ~
The svle cause OF coughs, asihma. htpnchiiis. and
ucccrd,sg To DR. Ehtrle. who bui expresses The
opinion of nll The first auihoriuts "a Euiore md
Amerca. OF twp ihirds OF ail the eases usually re-.
gaudcd US Iruo luberculous consumption must be-
considered as forever setlcd.
We select the folluw ING names from a li.l at
hundreds. who have felI is heating Influence on
themselves. aud seen At IA their lsmihcs, because
many Ol hem are well kuown - ihc bushes. com,
munity of Wheeling n men OF = andipg cad iulu.
ence IA C.ncinuaii, who would not Tor a mon ent
lend either their names or lhoit influence IN ihc
distribution of an a ticle, except from The conyict,ua
Of iis vast mildly 10 iho afflicted.
} w Phillips. Roadway be-. Ph aud Harrison sis
q ParNin. Broadway near Ycn'mnn.
J w lin, Buckeye Bell tnurdv 81 IT,
NanJuE'n, at Hopes warehouse Sycamore street
w AFrnInur. Su'gcor DENTIST Congress ~
- S'ums, finn at = DaIt q Go S,c a 1. M'Tk'
n Noble. tamil collectors mcc.
} Jones, Assistant clrrk ilam'n CO Superior court
T. II Whe0dun. Gnn Wheud"n a Bhuo, Nuctrs.
Dr kO>ser, II h II between Vine and Race.
- KEENAN,, firm F,nkbue q herman. Main -
% Z Benz tmin, lmp'uct 81 - bet Ma a anl Syc.
a Nrweit. Tn nrr Symmos ~.
IL Lyon. FIH'shor Fnrt -
w yuhus,n ~. Carpenter 81 ~.
C,pi Adams, & luphus House
u NJpnc-, curncr Lpnrwouh aud Race
: Sterling Garner Vine AID Centre.
n NJ fluror, S%,tnmofs -
SALTER Proprietor Cincinnati. O.
Pnice unl, 81 rents por b,ul",
FUr s,t, hv JAMES BAKER Snlc aseu, corner
hi1une AID M.n SIC. Whctimr Va sp2l
CITY DlSPENSNRT, Ut.
N%oETH-EAsr CORNER OF MONROE x i'm SIS.
The consulting hours OF this Institute will
hereafter b. from II To - \. NJ, and from
z TO 8 7, NJ. every day. Sundays IA TO 5
L. NJ.
Any cases who may require medical attcn-
dance, and medicine, between the hours above
specified, are requested TO cali upon either Of.
the attending physicians, az their offices. " hen
they will promptly receive such assistance as
their cases may require.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
DIR. TODD, Main ST.
" BATES, Quincy ST.
" FRlSSELL. Church 81.
" HlLDRETl, Corner Monroe and
9th SIS.
By orler Of the Board.
4. 4. HIIBRETH .Nfc'y
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Atratsm BcaUion is DHANtrsy. Ia tr
ccecHa ". Loomis' Admire as ID Law sld Glsaec-'
500 ONO county Juno. 1850.
b|EtAtLtnH ACCOUNT.
~AHSlEACI.
- ~ NIUu'.t IurHlEf UUI Gle said rnmufanrrt
$50 tto tuur doth ajHile, order aud decree itat tlts
c.lsei rr r..rrcl Co James 4. Clarke. Esi. oHc ofthc COM.
uI'-.iHnrfs UI tait CuIu. to take aud stale. audit aud I'D
't y. account ot lctrr harnaii, Admiuis.rator a. slore.
~. "iIt tr e.itc et tlc s7idt ecctl 81. Loonis. decd.
@ .o a-rfftaln and rclou wisl fcd estate tHc ssld
'F.rIa N. Lusuf- died sHisli 60 cutHfed ln. aud the UI
HHFI t..ur |,rsuii and o. 90 what real estate tur Faid RlH
h J. lifnur con r. -rtEca "l uf rutflci 90. eud Size quaint
OIL lurltlra a4d Kaluct hcrcuIi and that said tumrni-stuu
CO. .AC pfouluI abe said tonplalntrl's cNniilf tu thc tfi
mentioned. ld uscrrEIu aud report. l proved, what ls
disc thereon. aad tIr ltHs and iHrumhrFntr- un fhr FEi
rcsfrslte cd size sad Cecilia NJ. loomis. deed, ard tHc
fsid fftfy 3. IlemI Esn, 0r ctlcr ul tucH, tMe amount
ultrt1.. to whom tsC some 1rc due and payable respective
D.. ard uleir rta.ertive ordef add uOrtrs. and trff. lsl.
rfr c.irfe oItle rrid CECILIA h.ipouIs. deed fc cfIu
on clrifeis harHs t.is aIaIls iHr eslr dlHI t a"sl..I
V or n5yn mr far o BOZ atd nov. thr .uae, a .ouH..
Fnrl"Fe iH.t NDHN o. ffrrrItUfF ff If tHru i1 Ur-l
.HA -Itr t.ff l.tr IU.i.r t.ffful Ef EifrUsrIr.f i.
t DOW tr |ntt.I m WE Hrs sod tsft Is mrrr
foHn. it.... T.. Pee tltt WUI.I .lHtcYicrt sHr.I t,
r .UE Hafc f.cIrf PERI Heat BIZ br.rIur
0f sd ir"ilr sui.s r0afelf.iu.
.a rIrrf Ie u.'r. 3D. fFr is-
.f pf.IH.c etHs'sr boz Uti Ita. r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

1900 E'''' 'N'f y 80 is'iltr sMN tNl 20 NII.HHIs
Fau'i cniutcd ilal ClIrts. Hc
NiN'EN' LACE 8ouIS. SLIPPERS g.
200 faits Msss Mamcc" L,,r Bot,
tvu do Call aud Stl Iscr Boots
~ do Ai'r,'" uud Seal bu.ku,
~ d' N"rccu eud seal slippers
49," gr''i 'nt'p "t M-s.s' cua'd SHr,cr,
Hi-'h atd fsucv %'afci Iail Gslir,. sc a., Nc
CillLDBEN's SHOES.
Juu vars uhidfcus' SHOES. embracing ty,ry size.
''Nle prc" a"d iuaity thai Is ga uuD-JurrI
IAIS-A irfrc 1rt gcn,Ial u.surm, uiulM ,u's
'ud B"s Palm Loaf uai..
AL>o-A huge ,-ouncn VI Sranish : L. La
49, "l'"'cr. h q. ! ming aud BiJ,ug SlIu. SDuc
'.,'ai'' Shoe Na's, 4, Gc.
Tue atovc, 'uReil,f wuh .nncly ni.iH,r kind.
''' de'> ""r ,io'k large aui rump.cl,.a NuuId
''I'''"iiy m're on who uay rc 90 want DBL
"'' "lue o." uur .r"e tu cult md t.tmnr uur sirct
iate pnt' IsiUg-a-Ne Il,rk th,V u4g a.. a. D.,
iwnt adraDt.sc M~'tLAlLES * Ksva
Hp Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
-. ~. EE.EssEsEH.
.COATEl
OR IMPROVED INDIAN IEcErARIr

TTTT0"
BNOR Intermittent. N.o,u,,, pl
q n,mmairn Fvcr u.,J Az. ''' ''
D,.ne,., I,r,,,d - '"t'-.i''
uvcnc,s DauIu.. p,,.n,,r a. N'
Worms. iouI 81 r,,.h. p.u. 49, 40 a. -
Back, sct,nuIs. s,ut,,. or an, L.,,,, |
Bo,J. Ob.,,t.u. ,,.i ''t''' OF ih'
ally gene
There hos ucyfr apre,,rJ 2 w.r.
while "a can d., t, IN co.
much good. The, ,s,ur, b,,I,h,i
ga opcu ala ihe ,aiu,,l i'm. 90. 49,"
obstrucunn ct In.,ns.aie T.. .m,.ra, ~
u IA great proportion oi tum,, Ia T4
pilI- possess ,he you,r. in an ,,,n.,.
of removing OLD -unsini,.i.n.. ami ~. ,'"}} "'t',''
lion. The, mu,i un .,uli,dl, me-, - '''
putaauyr m,dt.trr. AL. u., "'
/ ion-ytz Ji.,h,r. h, a., ~ ,"''''" ace
news and skin ''''s'' Ne
CLidtcn Wil not he.,i,tct, ,slc hen
rsy be r,Ii,J , l,,.,. ~ ,,'. "''"' n'' ih'l
'hc''oal and s''e medicine fr noEM>. md ii.
7" ','"' '' 'n"drh More ,bidosn
,"N' '''h '"t'' . Nv Notk The p-o.cui,c car b,
Wy Use =" ~ ''i'hS Hills. Than aI otic,
-"s 'hr'" 30 nU need OF iut,JI,c
~ ""N"' INC "','f medicines
'"l"r.'" "''at''re o" taking these Pills ~
" "' F'l'' ''l If'Hnfe n1u.ra uf pty other
s'"'','" rms h'Nc'u 20 tbrusHt a m.fnr.
''u"''" '''H anu "hef consequence iaf
a." w. ''S''N' Tor Which ih'y were al
~ '"' y P"h'n'any runtd'u "gb.tst
.t."t n'S,I. 81 'Ap many '"g'ci'e,t. -
"' " :, ''o', : "'' ai' romP sed- iiiIs render
"
,'s W n''"' "' nc pure" materials, ard
~, Do" 90 '"''rs moved o." hc
Inc. '"'l t''''s' "'c"mm"u Nf
'ues
c.,, '' mem o., ''.eo''s, accom-
~. S,.,, - m f'%''
, ''' CO." DC genuine wlh.
W. "HH ~ = III ~ ] T.
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- ~
Sertsrtrriu. kt. Way 1i f-fl
Messr-. S,Nrovu 4 PArH-Creis tte'e I.supfeTH
utN Of miouuiuE YOU ut elnusi fcrrref rurt rDfIrr-
rcd upon me ty ucrac oi Or Ns'ars h1islu uIbfrd
Cherry.
Ina she wear 1880 was taken wit ul inf-ws'i,r pf
ihv tovr's, which I iaiurci Urttf 600 fA ue.h-. wfta
/ gradually tccuyeci 10 thr itfiufI- IiN.. attacked
with O. severe cold, which seated itrIt upon uy lugs.
and cor the suaC, OF three weave 7 was rulUucd iu uY
Ted. tried Ui kinds CT D gdicirc. gUdcrcryk iIdg 81
medical ad without icuc.t, ttd ihu- tuts-icI a'ou. uu
tl tie winter of isti, whoa , hcartui Nisa's Btssm
of Wild Cherry.
81, ticnd- e ~raicl act o give fa fir tr-. though
7 had gtvCn up 90 hopes Of recovery. tud hti Vrcretcd
myself for thC cHsrlv cot 1rufhe word. Through tuctr
solicitations I watm duccd fn make use oi She rrurmc
Nisiars Bgls0m OF id Cherry. rre effect vls tuiy
astonishing Afer PINE yeas ~ strir ION. pain and
Suffering, ard brcr having ci sour or rtr hundred
dnilafs to mo- purpose, aud Zee test end mort respectable
pl ysicious had proved uuaN aiiur. ~ ss e0un trrord ip
cu.ifc health, hy thc blessing uf God und tine usU ot "a.
Nisiar's na'saui ct 10 Cherry.
! am row enjoying good fcuth. and 4uch a mv altered
appearance th1, ! am nu ipuecr Known when Z meet my
conner acquaintance I have faued re-tih 81. ~.'~i.s
and my rCfnt De- RIM uur -uttr. 2 can tuW taf ys Muci
as any person, and wy fooa fscus iu trug WIl NO.. .
hsvs eaten move during thc lass tA months lhn I Iad
for five lclrs before,
Confidcriug my C-." siuos' miracle I dccmcd b no
cC.sarV fuf tlr rogf 90 Tire aricfci. and tu1 4 uwr in
thc Prortie.ous aUd my fellow ucn (ytO should know
where rcilcl NAV is had,I 'u WsAC Tins s'a.cuclt public.
Nav Uc blessing ui God fs-t ulpu the rsrfc.nfsu o., 80
valuable a medicine os Nlsala nasam,g wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully
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Wv mrAKrn

6"Wtsr ,u's R.ts,N'' b. sod M 81 t0rcr tpuic Ur
GtoHic iot 81. sold n Cmcinual ~ ac conner ct
Fourth and N alnuf stree u, hy SANFORD PARK. 4
Ecgs brittle West, ard by } CRjMBACKER. Main n.
~ h'ehne' VA octf, - is
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HORNnROOK ~ DILLON,

by orler of the Board.
T.. a. HlLDRETH, S6c'v.
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Of tuscaloosa, and its environs, and respectful-
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Notice.


DURSUANT to decree of the Orphans
l. Court of Marion County. Alabama. made
on the 18th day of October, A. d. 1916. the
undersigned appointed by said court. as Com.
missIoners to sell tho Real Estate of Bailey
Fleming, late ofsald county, deceased, will on
Tuesday the l4th day of December next, at the
late residence of said Fleming, offer for sale, to
the highest bidder, on credit OF twelve months,
the following described Lands. TO wit The east
half of the northeast quarter of section No. 8.
township No. IA, of Range l5 west also, the
south west quarter of the north least quarter Of
section No. 8, township No. IA. OF Range Is,
west also, the northwest quarter of the south.
east quarter of section No. 3, township No, IA.
of Range Is, west; all situated in the county
and state aforesaid. The purchaser will be re-
qured to give good and approved security.
WIN. E. TROTTER,1
KIBBLE TERRY,
,1'an THOS. w. WOODS, Com'rs
e JOHN G.. PRICE,
GEORGE L. BARNS,
Oct. Goth i846. (pr's fedD6) 1851
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DRUGS. DRUGS!! DRUGS &c
DR.. SAMU Z NITTy,

DfusSlSt stMO n POthec1Fy,
UWAS received his Spring and Summer sup
Em ply.of Drugs and Medicines, glass aud
glass ware, paints, oils, dye-stai, varnlshes &c.
And also, "a large variety of perfumeries and
toylette soaps.
He is now prepared TO accommodate all who
may favor him with their custom with every
tcle in his line, either wholesale or retail.
His assortment is composed of the best
medicines of all descriptions, and will dispose
VI them as low for cash, or 10 approved custo-
mers on time, as can be purchased any where
in the State. Physicians, and The community
generally, are invited TO. call and examine his
stock as the proprietor Is determined 10 spare
no pains to accommodate those who may rely
apon him for their supplies.
Prescriptions and orders will, as heretofore al.
ways meet with due attention.
p. S A large lot Of Congress or Saratoga
water, JUS, received and for sale by the above.
Mag 20, 1916. ,f-2a.
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Piano-Eorte Music.

COMPLETE sets of Armand p. pfster's
~ compositions; comprising, Strsu' Rosa
Waltz, a Duet, 81 cts.--Strauss Caroline
Waltz, Duet, so cts.--My Normandy, duett,
so cts
"LAND OF THE SOUTH" a southern
Lyric. words by A. B. Meek, Esq. 25 cts.
Wetumpka Light Artillery Bor1erers March
and Qnckslep, % cts.--ALABAMA STATE
MARCH, 25 cts.--Alabama University March,
50 s.--Erosophic March, % cts--Philomathlc
March, 25 cts. For sale at
ID. WOODRUFFS
Also, few select pieces for the Guitar.
Any of the above pieces can be sent 10 any
part ol the State, Tor about the postage o. a
double letter.
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Goats, Vests and Plantations.

~ J. FlQUET, Merchant Tailor, two doors
~ East of the State Bank. has ust received
his Fall Stock of CLOTHING, embl acing
every article OF genlenen's apparel, of the la
test and most approved style. together with
full assortment Of the most fashionable Cloths,
Cassmeres and Vesrings; all of which he vii
sell at very reduced prices, or make up to order,
at the shortest notice, in neat and workman
like manner. His stock is now full and he will
make 1t his object 10 offer at all times to his
patrons all that is new and fashionable in his
line of business.
C.. J. F. would return his thanks 10 liberal
public for the large share of patronage, lately
bestowed, ard pledges himself that no effort
shall be wanting To merit lis continuance.
Nov 6, l-46. tf5l.
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GRAND COUNCIL

THvHE next Annual Assembly of the Grand
Il Council of the State of Alabama, will be
held at the Masonic Hall in'this place, on Thurs
day the 10th day of Dec. next. The officers
and members will please take notice and pune.
tually attend.
Subordinate Councils will please send in
their annual reports in time.
c. R. HARRISON, Grand Recorder.
Nov. ID, 1916. 4t-52
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CABE ~ ~ -.
FURNITURE,

NEXT DOOR 10 THE BELL TAVERN.
yEvHE unde,s signed continu TO make oil ar
4 ticlcs in his line OF business on he tospts
terms for CASH Mattresses, Boosters, Pl!.
lows, &c, mede 10 order. Old Furniture Ia
ken in exchange (ln paft fDr NEW. Feather
Beds, and old Mattresses, renovated IN The best
manner.
~ Patent Churns, from two to fifteen GAL
IONS each, goarrGnted To produce butter in tDea.y
minutes. ~ -,
Particular attention paid to repairing Of old
Furniture.
THOMAS 5. JOHNSON.
Jan. 80, l54e. ly-I
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COMMITTED to the Jail of Tusca oosa
" county, Alabama, a mulatto boy aged
about 10 years. 3 feet, 5 inches high, who calls
himself JACK, and says that he belongs
to William Hanna, of Greene county, Ala
bama.
i he owner IS requested 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
L. w. O'NEAL, Tailor,
Oct. %, 1916. tf-49
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DESCRIPTION.

The said James M. Cocker. is from appear.
ance, about 25 or 26 years old about 5 feet. 6
or 7 inches high ; weighs about lao or l45
pounds-rather pale complexion has dark hair
and dark eyes, and has scar on his forehead.
He talks great deal.
Nov. 18th 1916. If So.
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DESCRIPTION.

The raid Daniel s Picket, is about five feet
ten inches hgh-weghs l65, or ITO pounds. is
rather stoop shouldered has a down look, dark
hair
Nov. 13 h 1916. tf,52
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G.. ]. FIQUET'.

"OULD respectfully inform his friends
w and customers, that he is now prepared
TO execute any and all orders 10 his line with
punctually and neatness. He has been in
New York manufacturing his STOCK OF
CLOTHING, which he offers very low for
cash. He has also brought with him very
fashionable assortment of Fancy Crayats, Vest.
lngs, French Cassemere, &C., &c.
Call and see them.
September Ia, 1916. tf34
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., }
Tuscaloosa
ET7HEREAS, it has been made known TO
w this Department, that heretofore TO wit ::
on the 18th day of October, 1896 Daniel L..
Picket, did murder Samuel Wilson, in the coun.
ty of Washington, and that the said Daniel l..
Picket, has escaped from Justice.
Now, therefore, by virtue of the power and
authority in me vested, do hereby offer a re :.
" ard of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, for
the apprehension and delivery of the said DAN
lei s Picket to the sheriff of our said county
of Washington, that he may be tried Tor the
offence with which he stands charged,
Given under my hand and the great
~, seal of The State affixed, at Tuscalco
SGG (sa, this 18th day of November a. d.
J j. - (lS46 and of the Independence of the
~ United States of America the fist
year.
J. L. MARTIN.
By the Governor.
WIN. GARRETT,
Secretary of State.
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COTILLON PARTY.

NNR. 81 MRS. CASHIER, presents their
Ixl compliments to the Ladies and Gentle.
men of Tuscaloosa, and respectfully informs
them, that they will give COTILLON PAR
TY to night, at the Washington Hail.
Tickets to be had at MIR. Whites Store, and
at the Washington Hall Bar. a1se'o aas iYtp'
Nov. 18th, 1896. - e ' 1t Sc. 2