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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-07

CELSbsArIeS lSpErsspKscs PoAKD tax GrEAr
MKsrsss-purns the last home ward passage Of the Ges,
Western she anniversary oi the declaration Of American
Independence occurred On that day. July 4ih ateque,t
YES made OF Capt Mathews that he woad permit them TO
celebrate the event. as seustomary among e.sns Of the
United States Tais he at once aceedsd 10 On the pas
sengers assembling for dinner Captain Mathews stated the
request thar had been made, and his ready compliance
'herswiih aud rssiened the chair to General Armstrong
The gallant officer taking the chair said that II there
were persons present who objected to the dsplay
they were At liberty retire but before they did So he
assured them that nothing would be or done 10
the fssdoas Their only object was to celebrate in
becoming event which formed an important
topic in the history OF nations The celebration Of Ame
can that day. board the ct Western would
discord disunion Il would he w.s
stronger feeling OF friendship lie trusted that the
sentiments which would DO uttered would show that En-
gishmen and Americans frends Of each other
Tho company down a sumptuous dinner: and .l
ter the cloth removed, the chairman called upon the
company to Join in drinking the following ,oas,.,-Ths
day eclebrate"-"The Memory Of washins,oa.-Th,
President OF the United Staes-"o ueen vicofia--.Iou
10 Philippe"
The whole affair passed of with great Satisfaction TO all
parties and the company kept up the festival late
hour.
FArAL CASH OF military FLossNs.-The greatest or
citement prevails Hsunslow barracks among the soers
stationed there death OF Frederick White
who recently received $50 lashes for assaung non CON-
missoned officer. He into tho hospital where he
remained IL days, when he died from the effects the
excessive hogeing he had received Ten prvace s,a
ted tainted away and fell ground while Whites pun
ishment was inflicted inquest to be held
and Was supposed that whatever might be the result Of
the inquiry, the use Of the lash would be entirely abol
ished.
THE GLosE NEwsrArNR-l9 shares Of this property were
sold 10y auction in London the l6h which realized ~
900 guineas. IN
lbrahm Pasha paid visit the Time. printing Office
lew days back and expressed his surprise at the rapty
with which the journal printed Upwards of 100 CO.
pies 4 minute struck eff.
Tho Golden natsona tbnie fund Of fIOO 600 amoun,.
already to upward OF fi0oo0 and every day is adding
largely TO this amount.
Bank of England.
An account pursuant to tho Act 7th and 9Th Victoria
cap ~ for the week ending Saturday the iIh day of
July, 1856
ISSUE DEPARTMENT..
NOs' issued fSoSooSoO Government debt.
otber securities. - aSt
Cold coin and balliou c4t,tts
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NEW ARRGVAL.
LADIES FlgE DRESS SLIPPERS.

w have Just opened another large stock Of
y, es M a. go snd sBppsrs ~ Chat
~, , p'a' ~io y equsi n nsnrilscu
49, e,i"s We have bees Hriiinr shoes
- ~ ~ nav sever seen heard o. angie pair giving
s.2 -, We "afran tht every respect They %
s. n.' "'h NY W have We shall d
- = -, 80 OF he'n anh ~ respectfully n
san They bTe really buying.
PUTNEY a WATTS
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WOOD academy
nEfnu A nnnnn

TUNuB school Monday
In August and end The 2uih December The subscriber
BE- aided BY bis associate Mr. Pits The budnfs
undeEonR thorough repair
accommodations q the students.
Information the school be obtained addressing
tbe subscriber At Fleetwood academy King a q zen
an 7-ca a. WHITE
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To the Editors Of the Wing

Gentemen-Wl you be so kind call the attention
Of the proper officers TO the condition OF the Bridge
the gully At the intersection OF Grace and 18Th streetsl
During the rain Friday night the tmberS broke the
centre and At present the bridge is laying in the
No lady can pass without stepping in the water and
was used by many, II occasions great enence-
Please do requested and will Obge many readers
the Wing. f
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TO SEEDSMEN AND MERCHANTS.

TNHE subscriber, Agent for the Society Of Sba.
- Enfsh state of Conn ccut prspared 20 furnish
Feedsnen ani Merchants with quantity u eeisbstsd
tsbnkcr Garden, Field, and Flower seeds."-
Osrse b. furnished either papers by pound NJ
he gosrd hushe ITgNs
paper pfsased IN Patagef Nv s Reefs sugfr
Bafes. Fanny Whisk Bruahes. Garienrfs Manuas, he.
Their sceis b. them hive printed
tlsrson Of b. beau asfhof q cuiivatinn
Por pss y yssrs htse Besd- hsve bed The hghss
Tor 81 vesstang qnaHes and annually net
and increasing saha
Catalogues iursshed gratis
ths Feeds be foTWuriod dne the Nh
closes an orders should 10 directed pfsc
THE. lEFFEaEON WHITE,
au7 Enheh. Thompsonviue .. o. C0snreteuf.
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ST Read the following voluntary tribute wIsTARs BA
SAM from the KrDderhook IN " Sentinel daud July H. sl
Hope never Dies

Dies
The extraordinary virtues Of WBars of Wild Cherry
IN The cure Of Pulmonary complaints been Ais by 20 ma
ny persons that Do, who d1uhs u efficacy IN truth very
fepne remarkable Of Consumption recently been ef
teeed BY this medicine the Chatham in this county and
which was related To BY DR. Henk eminent physean Of
ua 0Vn TO whom we have refer. yOanz lady who
hd ong abored ur der affection OF
uer e care Of several physicians without
b was considered BY her friends beyoSd
ana she was Informed by her medical
hhlf own pefoonon- also pJhted Fonuta ely
h was rdueei 70 send 70 the KBerhook
Ntstnr's Hnlsam OF wild Cherry,
a. sst resort IN her ertcA Before contents
eH'sd the young lady experienced relief
boes wee EueeessSely procured and administered
happy IN The of day when she
hi,i fetored TO the use Of tins beahng Bslsam.
for sale IN Richmond. Wholesale and retaf,By
CAVgop a tyoop
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A r Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
N Circuit Superior Count Of Law and Chanee county
Of HansycT III nth day July. 1896
william Winston and wdismT. n. Pollard, Of Anlho
ny Street, deed PhGs,
against
Chales p GoodaH a. NJ. Brown Richard q. Smith, Of
William Cunningham deed and In his Isht sposwood WI
knfon ar Of Geo. Street deed William hinion Luoius n.
Cauon Hector Davis John a. Earnest Maria W. Pate, adnH
Of John Pate deed, Mcfeth 4 Young John r. Winson Alfred
Winston Nathaniel O. Creusaw sposwOod O. Waop ard Re
becca Street, admir- Of Parke O. Street. deed, Dens
In Chancery.
The Defendants A. ~ brown md spo'swood Wilkinson adr
Of Gtogs declared having entered appearance
and given security according the Aeto Assembly, and
ofths Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence they
inhabitants Of Commonwealth II IL ordered That
mid defendants A. ~ Brown and spovooi WI knson,
George Street, deed do appear here day
and the plinhs bin and copy of this
order BE- forthwith Inserted Newspaper Published
city NJ Richmond, fof two months sueesvsly and
eopy be posted the Frost door Of county
Copy-Teste,
q 7--v9W WIN. q. WINSTON, u. C.
EAMlLf COAL, Ofthe best quality, Stonehnge
- and Clover H viii be Kept eonssnty hand OrdeD en
n The Once IN the yard Of w. Petersburg Railroad Co. with hr
Geo Maynard 70 whom The Of The husi
trusted VIII be promptly attended Arrangements viii be made
and notified shon tins for regularly supply q fe Wood
az 7--cgw mo WILLIAMS.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Ara..- 6 ,o.e
49, ians ne Inspections continue full but quality
very inierof decline every descrip,ioo 600, NM.
~. ,v more manifest this than ssi week After
"' ,,gf, ana prcss may be more firm. -
WC,nAi-o0 to 20 cts, as In quality.
cnoS aAked for old -four.
SII N,wvS.Ssoo cents, and dull.
on aaf ws, strained oil best los cts Fall strsusd
'V ~, hale N bos. 44c.
SD s,.e SSoLsecon. smiihheId cents; wcs,srn
g. Ssso' shoulder 53at3 cts: and Baltimore Sid
oaoic; shoulder 43a5 cts Hams 6ls7I; Lard Ts1I.
fLAiSrER--ffom the Wharf, las, ssles 10 * n.,
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MARRIED,

Al Mantda, in Chesterfield. the morning Of the 9th
inst, by tie Rev. p r. Berkeley. Dr. r. r. H.sErus Of
Dnwddie to Miss LOUISA daughter Of the late Richard NJ
Thweatt, Esq.
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4 r. WORDS OFFICE.--Iouery draws in
- The gfehsnEe 70 dayssss close osoek-sfoOO Ca
ps Tctos ~ Rs paetags of2s wh3e ueksts sl2 20,
sn7 ~ WORD
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situation Rs InstTUctress wanted.
YOIlNG LADY who hna Ind crnnriencn In

N Teaching wishes prsfsffe In
the higher Rngsh branches. and Latin
Languages saisfscoy refercuess
pesd Address tpos aJ Bor 900 Once New York
rms and u particulars IN
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TRUST SALE
OF KnImnble Plantation NcgrOes.

n Prime, Edtoard Court H0uss.
10y virtue Of n Decd Of Trust executed 20 the
- subs.sfs b. Andefson Scott of Prince Edward
w. n purposes therein mentioned whrh deed s o. record
hs Coiks Onee eouny We shs onef fof pub
Nc suetor Al The Cour ~ couny NONDAY he
t7 lost being day. ceaiu hEgRoks mentioned IN SD
iced beng twenty four number many thereof
afry The o. I'D dced Thy
snd Wonen, and fspfessnted
ksy valuable plantation hand sd of them The
itis . believed 70 b. tquestiopsbh.
Tefm. Casa WV JOvNRs l
JoRDAN BRANCH Trustees
Petsrsbufg Aus T. tsfG ed.
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ar Too editors Of the New Orleans Picsyuns have 70
ceudy convofsed With gentleman FROM Csmpescby, who
assures him that The sentiments Of The people Of Yuessn
towstds che uai,sd States have been wholly
by our Tovernasn Instead O being friendly hsd been
supposed when he Pfesidsn, sHeepsd This Province from
che deosaion Of war sgaia't MEXICO the people de-
eededy hostile 70 u and omit 90 opportunity Of evinon0
'hs' hostility. Eight A@euesn citizens had been expelled
hou fshssco, and openly nsued IN the streets Of
CemPcachy on theH arriva IN that place TIE Mexican
mas hins over ~ their PofU and fortified paces and the
story Of hef rseodng isom that Republic under hsg Of
her own tnfns oai 20 BE- wholly untrue The Picayuns
hinks uadef he-e circusaoces that no distinction should
b hefesitof made On favor u Yueatsn,
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Letters from Consianiinopo Of the 9th ult mention
that the Sultan had his that cspa appointed
Minister Of Public Instruction, and earnestly recon-
mended his ministers 10 propagate aud encourage public
instruction. Resebd Pasha II s stated being
whelmed with favors by his sovereign. An Armenian
womsn had married lately Turk without being obliged TO
suro her religion, and the marriage declared be e
gal, which Be- an unprocedenied fact IN Turkey.
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government debt. ftI,01S, ! 90
o,ber securities. .s,aS< 900
Cold coin and ballion. ~. e4t,Its
silver bullion. All DIS
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The ipperi-h.O,e -r.s,h-A. sole. hi. ss., r..a.l~
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EXECUTORS SALE.

ENHE undersigned Executor of the last
IL will and testament OF Asa Watkins
deceased, will, on
Monday the 4h day of January 1s47
Expose to public sale on The terms pre-
SC Ibed by law, to the highest bidder, in
the town of Sharon. Madison county,
Mississippi, all the decedents right, title,
claim and interest in and to the following
described lots of land, lying and being in
Madison county, TO wit:
East half northeast quarter of section
five, township nine, range four, east
containing ninety-elght IL 75-iOO acres
West hall Of southeast quarter :nd east
half of southwest quarter of section
twenty-five, township ten, range three,
east, containing one hundred and fifty
nine and g. Tooth acres; east half OF
north west quarter, and west half oil
south-e asst quar.er of section aine, town
ship nine, range four east, containing
one hundred and sky and 10 IO0ti
acres; west half OF north west quarter
of section nine, township nine, range
four, east. containing eighty and g. tooth
acres; south west quarter of section four,
township nine, range four, east, contain.
ing one hundred and ninety-seven and
25- l00th acres.
The purchaser will be required to give
bond with approved security.
w. II. WATKINS, Ear.
November FL, 1916. IO-15
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sUNDRIEs!
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NHY virtue Of an order Of the honora-
HD bic Probate Court of Madison coun-
ty. Mississippi, made at the September
Term, 1916, will sell as Administrator
de bonis non of Mercer WadIing on,
deceased, at the Court House door in
the town of Canton, IN said county, on
Monday The 28th day Of December, l846,
on a credit Of twelve months, the pur-
chaser giving bond and security, the
following described tract or parcel Of
land lying in said county of Madison,
viz: The north half, southwest quarter,
section thirty-lour, township nine, range
one, west; east half, southwest qua rter,
north half, east half, northwest quarter,
and south half, west half, south, west
quarter, section thirty; west half, north.
west quarter, section thirty.one town
ship nine, range one, east, containing in
all three hundred and twenty acres, more
or less.
ALSO The south ha'f, east half,
southwest quarter, section twenty. seven;
east half, section twenty seven; south
hall. east half, southwest quarter; west
half, south quarter, section twenty
nine; northwest quarter, section twenty
nine; north half, west half, north east
quarter and east half. northwest quar-
ter; south half, east half, southwest
quarter, section thirty-four, township
ten, range two, east, and east hall, north
east quarter, and part of the west half,
northeast quarter, section four, town
ship eight, range one. west, containing
nall eight hundred acres, more or less,
and known as the John H. Walker place.
Sale TO take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
w. H. WADLINGTON,
Admir- de bonis non of NJ. Wadlington,
deceased.
December IL, 1916. 1915
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EAGLE HOTEL.

HVHE undersigned having put this
~ well known house in thorough re.
pair, is now prepared to receive and &C.
commodate the travelling public. The
>paclousness of the edifce will afford
him ample means of rendering comfort
able all who may honor him with their
patronage. He is determined to build
up for the establishment a name al
least equal to any similar Hotel in the
southern country. Families can find a
temporary home and entire privacy, not
only in their apartments, but at the taole,
If required. Stabing on the premises,
though sufficiently removed 10 prevent
annoyance. For The accommodation oil
members of the Bar, on professional
business at the seat of government, he
has a number OF private single bed
rooms; and also al apartment for hold
ing arbltratlons and other conferences
incidental to the courts. His terms are
those usually charged in the city; and
while he has no disposition to fail from
them, he is determined that no similar
establishment shall be more econon ical
than the Eagle HOTEL
SAMUEL LEMLY, Sr.
Jackson. Nov. 81, 1916. 10-tl
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READ II! 1T SPEAKS FOR ITSELF;
Comments are Unnecessary.
PHILApEI pHIA. May IS. 1873.

| Ii II
Comments are Unnecessary.
PHILADELPHIA. May IS, 1913.
DIR. Jayne-Dear Sir: | feel bound tc
the afflicted to give publicity to the ex
ltraordnary effects of your valuable me
dica+es.
II rave suffered for several years. pas
with Liver Complaint, and :he train o
diseases which lolow--a complete pros
tration Of the system-so that it was
with great difficulty could walk, and al
times was confined to my room. Tc
add to my misery, Scrolulous affection
appeared in my throat, with Rheumatism
in my arms, so that | could not raise my
right arm to my head. In the hottest
weather my feet and hands would ache
with the cold, and rerspiraton had al
most ceased. now became afflicted
with dry hoarse cough, and gave up
all hopes Of ever getting well. had
night sweats, and got little or no sleep
with frightGul dreams and morbid head.
ache. seemed to be bordering on In
sanity, and was denie all study or men
tai exercise. could not read a small
paragraph in a newspaper without great
difficulty. | had great soreness in my
stomach, which caused it to swell SO
much that | was unable to lie down, or
even reclne, but had to be ProPped uF
in chair.
had the advice Of some eminent ply.
sicians, and tried nearly all the remedies
used in such cases, but continued to grow
worse, and it appeared as though spec
dy dissolution was taking place.
| now heard Of your medicines, and
determined to try your Sdnaiire Pills,
and to my surprise the soreness left me-
so could walk about the house | con
tinued TO improve from that time. Short
~ after my wife called at your store
and stated my case to YOU, and you sent
me bottle of your Aiteratire, and also
word to come and see you, and you would
invest Sste my case, and cure me. This
did u-tbelieve, as | felt was beyond
the reach of human skill.
After taking your Alternative and Pills
for hree weeks, there was dec ded
change for the better, so that when
called upon you, you said that | would
get well, and that your Alternative would
cure me effeclualIy. With no hopes,
however, of getting well, | still continu-
ed taking your Alternative, until | had
taken the fourth bottle, when there was
a sudden change IN my whole system, as
hough had got rid of some great bur
then. and | could draw my breath as
usual. Nv erves gradually became
strong. and my appetite rerur ed.
Il has been about four months since
commenc d taking your Medicines, and
attti is time nearly every vestlge Of dis
ease is eradicated from my system. !
am as active, and nearly as strong, as
at any period Of my life. | have now
gained nine pounds in two months.
have good reason TO believe that the
use of YOUR valuable Medicines, by the
help OF God, has saved me from a pre-
maiure grave. J. bAsBAR,
Halluweil Court, IN Poplar Street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth Streets.
Prepared only BY DR.. D. Jayne, No
8 South Third street, Philadelphia
For sale at the Drug Store of
PRIESTLEY & MOSBl,
December -, 1876. 1915
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Administrators NOTICE.

II ETTERS of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned at
the Novem'r Term, 1916, OF the Probate
court of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate of Holland Webb, deceased,
all pe,s sons indebted to said estate are
notified to come forward and make inn
mediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within the
time prescribed by law or they will lie
forever barred.
C. NICHOLS, admir-.
November IA, 1876. GA
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Nev and Important Erideace from the
Rer a. r, Hinckley.

Franklin, Ia, WHrrh I5FI
DIR. JAYNE.-Dear Sir: Your medI-
cine has been in nearly every case
successful, especially the ExPectorant
have received much benefit from the
use Of this myself, and one of nv nearest
neighbors. who has been affl cied from
childhood with the Asthma, so severely
as nearly TO suffocaie her during the
paroxism, which returned about once a
week has been to all appearance per
manenily cured. Yours, with respect,
A. r. HINcKLEY.
FIR sale at the Drug Store OF
PRIESTLEY g. MOS9Y.
December 10, 1916. li-le
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

n ETTERS Teslamenjary having
~ been granted to he undersigned a
tn, November term. 1916. Of the Probate
court of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate If William benson, deceased
al persons indebted to said estate are
notified 10 come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate will pre-.
sent them legally authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
w. ]. benson, Err.
November IA. 1876. 9 Ia
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that will,
IL at the December Term, 1876. OF
the Probate Court of Madison county,
Mississippi, present my account for final
settlement and allowance on the estate
of Absalom Leggett, deceased, when
and where those interested can attend
r. C. SANDERS, admir-,
MARIA DAVIS, Admir-.
November IA, 1876. Oil
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ANNUAL SETTLEMENT.
TO THE PUBLIC.

4 'OL, CARR, of Sharon, will open
" Literary institution, in Canton
The first Monday in January, next, A. D
lS47. in which Young Gentlemen will
ave an opportunity Of acquiring tho
rough Collegiate education. The course
of studies will be the same as that which
is Cat presently pursued in Harvard Uni
versity; while the system of instruc.
ton will be that, which has been hither.
to attended with the most distinguished
success, in the Military Academy al
West Point. as we'll as in the Universe
lies Of Prussia, England and Ireland
Further particu ars made known here
after.
November 7, 1916. SO
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WOOL CARDING.

II HAVE in operation a Wool CARING
Il Machine at my Mills, two miles south
east of Camden. | am prepared to card
wool on moderate terms, and in the bast
manner, My machinery is constructed
on the most improved modern plan. 1t
is necessary in order to make good rolls
that the WOO! be thoroughly cleansed OF
trash, burrs and dirt, and be made as
loose as possible by picking. For every
eight pounds of wool one pound Of lard
must be sent, or | will furnish the lard
a, the market price.
A S. MITCHELL.
July 25, 1916. 45-tf
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LANES HAIR TONIC.

"AVING ourselves witnessed the eff
II III fects of this article on the persons
Of several of our nh bitants, We hes
iate not to commend it to all those who
have unfortunately lost their hair. -
We refer such to the certificate of Mr.
Holmes. Bristol PhGmr
"BristoI, R. l., Feb. l6, 1871.
Mr.. Bayley-Sir: Having about four
years since, thro' disease, lost the hair
from the top OF my head, and having
used many articles recommended TO re-
store it, | was induced, from the recon-
mend ,tlon | saw in your "Ph9nix," to
try DR.. Jayne's Hair Tonic. | am now
happy to say, that after using three
bottles, my head is CO cred with fine
growth of young healthy hair. Sever
al of my friends and acquaintances
have also used it to their entire salts
faction therefore cheerfully recon-
mend it to all who are suffering the
dlsagreeable sensation caused bv bald
ness. JAMES A. HOLMES.
The above certificate is from a res
potable young man. an oveseer in the
Steam Mill, whose statement can be be-
lieved.
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BLACkSMITEsENG AND

WAC ~T ~
VESHE Subscriber respectfully announ-
n ces to the citizens of Madison
county, that he has opened the shop
lately occupied by Mr.. L. French, where
he will carry on the above mentioned
business in all It's branches Horse
Shoeing on the most approved princi-
pies. He has on hand few of The ce-
LIBERATED Dat Cutters which he will sell
extremely low for cash.
W. O. HARGAN.
June 27. 1916. 42-ly