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PATENT MEDICINES, &C.
$500 G. H ALLEN GE.

WHATEVER concerns the health and
W happiness of the people is at all times
OF the most valuable Importance. take it
tor granted that every person will do all
IN their power to save the lives Of their chill
dren, and that every person will cndeavor to
promote their own health at all sacrifces.-
feel 1t to be my duty to solemnly assure
you that WORMS, according to the opinion
of the most celebrated physicians. are the
primary causes of large majority of disea-
ses to which children and adults arc liable
fyou have an appetite continually changea-
BILE from one kind of food to another, bad
breath, pain in the stomach, picking at the
nose hardness and fullness of the belly, dry
cough, slow fever pulse irrcgular-remcm-
Der that all these denote Worms, end YOU
should at once apply the remedy
HOBENSAC CK'S WORM SYRUP
An article founded upon scientific princi
pies, compounded with purely vegetable sub
stances, being perfectly safe when taken, and
can be given to the most tender infant with
decided beneficial effect. Where Bowel
Complaints and Diarrh9a have made them
weak and debiltatcd, the tonic properties of
my Worm Syrup are such, that it stands
wothout an equal in the catalogue of medi-
clnes in giving tone and strength to the stom
nch, which makes it an infallible remedy for
those afflicted with Dyspepsia. The aston
ishing cures performed by this syrup. after
physicians have failed, is the best evidence
of its superior efficacy over all others.
THE TAPE WORM
This is the most difficult worm to DESTROY
ofall that infcst the human system, 1t grows
to an almost indefinite length, becoming SO
coilcd and fastened in the intestincs and
stomach, affecting the health so sadly. as to
cansc st. Vitus' Dance, Fits, &c. that those
niii'cted seldom ifcvcr suspect that it is Tape
Worm hastcRing them TO an early grave. In
order to destroy this worm n very energetic
treatment must be pursued. Itwould, there
lore be proper to take 6 to 8 of my Liver
Pills. so as to remove all distractions, that
the Worm Syrup may act direct upon the
worm, which must be taken in doses of 9
tablesPeonfnls times day. These dircc
tons followed have never been known TO fail
in curing the most obstinate case of Tapc
Worm.
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A gentleman Of this city recently married
a woman reputed to be rich, who turned
out to be poor, and some seven hundred dol
lars in deb, which he had to lquida.c. She
assured him, however, that the debt was con.
tracted for dry goods which she bought to
captiyate him. Think of the fish paying for
the hook with which it is caught!-Nep
York Alias
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chesterfield, O, II. Mail,
hUE SATURDAY, AT 10 A. N,
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All letters must be deposited by 8 o'elL
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mail,
Al traasciont newspapers seat are re.
CURED to DO pre- paid, othefwiss they are
not mailed.
All persons who receive nsw.pane,.
and other periodicals, will obscrye that tho
law , requires the postage to DO paid gaar.
Those who fell to pay their postage alsar-
loriy In advance will be charged dcs;hle.
I. II. MAGlLI., y. M.
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AN Irish footman went one day to his mas
ter and said-' Please your honor Iwant to
ask you a question. Is thing lost when
you Know where it isf' Blood an.noons,
Pat, to be sure not" said his master, show
can you talk such nonsense 7" 40 thank
yer honor" says Pat, "the devil harms
then, for the new copper tea kettles at the
bottom of the we'll"
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To FEMliLES

You will find these Pills an invaluable
medicine in MANY complaints to which YOU
are subject. In distractions either total or
partial, they have been found of inestimable
benefit, restoring their functional nrrnpe.
ments to healthy action, purifying the blood
and other fluids so effcctually to put to flight
all complaints which may arise from female
irregularities, M headache, giddincss, dim.
ness of sight, pain in the side, back, &c, and
offered the public rs the best Pills for all dis
cases, upon the following.
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE

We, the undersigned Physicians, having
had the receipt of their manufacture submit,
ted to us for inspection, say, that the ingrc-
dents OF which they are composed makes
them the best Pill ia use for all diseases of
the Liver, Impurities ofthc Blood, &c. We
say this not only from our own Judgment,
but also from that Of the best medical au-
thority in the United States. All Diseases
requiring the use Of an ALTERATIVE.
DlAPHORETlC and PURGATIVE MED
lClNE, that came under our notice, has been
treated with the above Pills with the most
satisfactory ,uccess
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!hen began he 10 curse and to swear
saying, l know not the man.-MArrHEw
NxxyI, "a.
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From the iSarannah Courier.
PROFANITY.

"A discourse, by Rer. JOHN PIERrosr, .Jr..
Pastor Of he Unitarian Church, Saran.
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+. CROWLEY. NJ. ID.
l., RDwEN AZ n

Purshasc none but those having the sig
nature e'"y. N. HOBENSACK," upon each
box, rs all others arc worthless limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and all 9th.
ers wishing to become agents, must address
the Proprietor. J. N, HOBENSACK, n. his
Laboratory, No. 40 North SECOND street
above Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants In
the United States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates ofcurcs Der.
formed in different sections Of the country
Sy tie above TiS'.iSi:.s, e::. hss :..: s.sG!. se
the agents.
For sale BY BILLINGS, g. BELK.
Lancaster &. H., s.. C.,
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Concord mall

DUE THURSDAY, AT 0 p. ".
DEPARTS FRIDAY, At O A, N.
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Charlotte Mail

DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
1t s o'clock, II. M.
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Always ready for use.
Leonard's Yeast Powder.

Leonard's Yeast Powder.
This Powder is an admirable substitute
Tor YEAST. N making Bread and ell
kinds Of Batter Cakes, and has the ad-
vantage over Yeast, in making the batter
perfectly light and ready for baking the
instant it Is mixed. Buckwheat and
other Cakes, when made with this Pow
der, arc less likely to disagree with the
stomach than those made with Yoast !;
and as it requires but few minutes 70
prepare for baking, the possibility Of ever
having them souH is entirely avoided.
FoR SALE sY
T.R. & J.R. MACaI.
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Winsboro, mail

DUE SATURDAY, Ars5 r. ii.
DDrARTs THURSDAY, At 4 T. ",
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DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY
1t Z o'cioch, 4. NJ.
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DIR. HOLLANDS
CELEBRATED GERMAN
BITT'ER.S.
PREPARED by
DR.. G. M. JAGKS0N,
AT TIE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
DIR. HOLLANDS
AT TIE GERMAN MEDICINE STOR Z
40 Arch STREET. PHILADELPHIA.

l2O ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Their porrr orcr The 0borc diseases is not
ercciled-D cquaited-by any other prcpard-
ton in The United States, as The curcS attest.
IN many caees after skHyui physicians had
failed
These Bitters arc worthy the attention Of
invalids. Possessing great virtues in the
rectifcation of diseases of the Liver and
lesser glands, exercising the most searching
powers in weakness and affections of the
digestive organs, they are, withal, safe GER
tain and pleasant.
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My muss abiri OF .sstgc hies,
From Frozen climes to milder skies.
Young.
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5uu1alJ Rtahing,

SERVANTS of GoD in joyful lays,
Singye the Lord Jehovah's praise.
Monigome
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ChcsterilEc mail;
DUE FRIDAY, ~ TT. N,
DEPARTS SATURDAY, AT 8 4. ",
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Camden Mail

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Quences which | am about to name will be
not only tho NATURAL but the inevitable re-
suit OF yonr indulgence. will present that
first which may be supposed tn have an in.
fuence upon minds wholly worldly, and vet
would hope, for your own sake, that you
have higher motives Of action, else | should
despair of n reformation which, to be perfect
and entire, must have its impulse and its
vitality deep in the affections, and guided
by that moral sense which alone marks the
man.
The first consequence, then, which would
name, is loss Of The sSieem Of those ,ctose good
opinion you raius, and pithOm iohich Yor can
hope for no real or supposed good in The
'oorId 10 is great hazard to be willing to
risk even this, especially when you are Just
entering life, obliged to lean somewhatupon
others, and dependent, rs we all are, howey-
erindepcndent er we may think ourselves, upon
the good opinion Of those with whom we
come IN contact in the various walks of life.
And for pernicious indulgence in n habit
MS foolish and ungentleinanly as il is wicked,
are you willing to run the risk Of losing the
esteem OF your fellow-men, the very ladder,
rs nwere, by which you hopc TO rise to
eminence in your calling No, cannot
Dehcyc You would do this, for I cannot
conceive any one ae so totally regardless of
tho worlds opinipn, unless, indeed, among
the utterly abandoned and outcast Of society
tho refuse and dregs Of our race. To pre-
serve this good opinioa, then, 30 much val.
ned--ever lov, perhaps, you may not know
hoW yalnab!q@quit habit whioh confets
mo good. but which sinks you rather IA tho
61tinaiion ofnii whose good opinion Il worth
more 70 you than gold or precious sloncs.
Still smother eonsequence Of INDULGENCE
"a thu vice. spd that which roposrns yoa
t2a. pors dsssiythAn tho Que iust nsssc1,
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o q I T U A II r

Died of N .l-lc- at her fathers, Richard
Pce,c, IN Harrison couu'y. Texas. 'n 'h' ~"
of July last 1fjct au uinc-- ui eleven dyr'
Mas MARY l. PFErE.
Mar, wa fifteen Year, Of ag' 80 n'rrr~Nn:
and lovely daughter lowed e. h'r a
mother most a'l,ruopa els, AMI 49, t'"AlN
happy in rendering strict ,hedi,ae' ana
hearty ccmpianc, with helr dr-itr- OF Wishes
No parents ever ral-,d murc ob''.'ui ~
hArclionnte child, ma Teacher ever nNd a more
devoted pup !, and ne friend MOT" CONSTANT
or Jealous associate She Wl- loved ad-
nlrcd. and bright prospects oi f. arr h-''ui.
hess -honc upon her pathway "nl N't r''
IL run her work upon earth hHt~n'd her l"nd
pa enjs aud ardent friend, have lost hrf ,"e'"'
iy, and when hey look around tor her cheer
Val smile. or lovely form, It t. gone never 4"
return. Death entered the fanny Nll' rr-iNt'
less power, Mar\ WAS made the r'im. Hnd u"f
God, loN lies covered up ~ thr DARK aud ',,.''
grave. OH. what O trial, never was an "hine
ION more sorrly felt, an were II not Tor i've
'oSpel which brings lie and tmm f'nl'N 10
lght how cherries and gloomy 'ould b" an
our future prospect. Eu here i comfort.
Death Is no an eternal sleep. And tn" soul
Resting alone on CHRIST for salvation, can hid
adleu to fond parents and loving TRENDS win
mop. of meeting them again, where sorrows
never come, and the redeemed .hail ne tr
part. W
1r Tn, Huntsville Democrat. and Athens
lAla Herald viii pl a-e copy
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Particulars Of tho Accident at tho Falls


We copy from the New >nfk Evening
,.,u.,. pa,firnlar, II the ir.tlu ealaui,,
\,,....,, Fan.
m. mos, nten,,. c>cit,m..,t was created
~, \i,,,r, on the 1914 ,b.t h, the stait.
I.,,n,,ll,..ner tnai a man was ~ IT,
II, If ,h,. np,d.. within a i,.u t,, %.
L, Fill rGruio., tor hl.. To- q trad stump,
.,.;,,., =, b,rb. ia hi> p-tllo4, de,re I at the
-, T.. nod h,.n thrown. y s.ob Al,
:. AL. ,,,,.s ,rr,m,. knnNn. huui,,d,
-, t,,,;.J +, the spot. aud the ~.
cid +, H.. too true.
I+,,, io,ui., II Wa ssrrr,aoocd th lh'
,oor LIN, ,,,. onr uf ihr.e mrt h,lau-
...,, .u..d lur taking sad dow
.,.... ,,, had ,ott mtp "a -uai boat
attached ,o the .coo. ahuuf " cIork ou
=, '....;...,.,, Tia. l>,s. winch, ua,us b,
-. l.rc.,.. ..pnta,,d tep.hont.
I'D d,o.u H.. IHrIJ.. the huat
-, me. r..,.., sNawIpd. aod .tb,
,..,,,. c.,st ,ptn lin. uet,t, tV" 80 thea, lc
.,,.. c.,,,,,d o,.l tbc laii> tp tn,lD
l,-.',,u, r,t, n.t ,t,. ,tiu.f e., chaurr st.i
ti,, aui ,h lips t., - .tuup. about and
v.1 hrtve.u thp 1lI- aud '''a' 5 ,ud
brl,o
a. d,,Goht on the l3d,. thi- p"o' i-l
low we. d,sco,cr,du b.. priou- .i'otu"n,
,.d II was soon G,uud that hi, rc.cU" "'s
,lmo., tmpp..,hIo, -inrr o." '"" '"i r'"ld
.,...,.,.l y,,,,li H.at a mon,.nt 40 To,
r,,id. without being -Nampd aud over
,r,.d d,.Flr,a wa. immediately scrt
10 HuHiln for a hl, bna' eud one W''' Nt"'
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Mmshau Street, Jsfe'son. Ts<as.
IC.;N SABINE, having permanently located
- in this city tor the pa'pose Of doing = reg
ular Dry Goods and Groee,v business, would
call the attention Of the citizens Of Cas-. and
adjoining counties TO his large md extensive
stock Of Dry Goods and Cso-.,ie. which have
lately been Purchased in New York and New
Orlraa.. Planters and county merchants are
requested To call and examine my stock, which
embraces DR., Goods, large assortment; Sad
dies brdl--, hardware crocsefy ware, bats,
large and fine assortment of ladies', boys, and
gen,emans shoes, etc, etc.
GROCEBIES.-Baconc coffee, sugar, sho,
and powder, mai. tobacco, whisky, salt, &c
which will be sold ns low ~ any nous. IN this
city. Also Bagauy and Rope viii be furn.
i,hed to planters IN customary terms.
Feb }. 1853 Is
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4 FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
BREWER 4. ADAMS

y
~ X NRINFR md " " ADAMS
bu,,pg entered ln copartn-fsbip IN ih,
n-r, Good. hu.nas.. are uow ep.ntn5 At their
.t,nd \n,,h.,,.t corner of III. pubIe .ou,re.
IA Marshall, one OF tn, larers. and hes, selected
NVOfE or GOODS
"a,
=. '.,.r,,,.',,,. iii az ,te article. "a. ba,,. ,,
hand Inn 81, de-ir. to SAY few word. To- our
CID. And n,s, To IN.
LADIES
a.,
W ""''' 80. I",
~ =, - IL ~,
fs'n, "'"F 10 '''I ",.''".' ''''' '"'"" l
a..or,mrnt. of mu-lm d. lain... .,Ik.. &c.
.,, h,,r. variety of ,.hoi.est dres- nst,rfa.
We have also neat COLLECTION Of prints. en-.
We have choice assortment Of bonoet,, ,"u.
,is,lng Of every variety, and embracing tie
latest STYLES AID best hn''h. We hope the
'''''' W., ,,> irUY>s> GnnDx
go
We have u ch"'e assortment "' Rehue-
men good, consisting 81 ever ~t'''. uss-
ally sept IN r't'" s'of's' very handsome
assortment OF ....
"h''' va "'- NV "'
suitable tef spi'hs ana SUNNI '"i"'''ns
''',' o, "' ~ - ...,,,n,,
'''"'' ~ U,rx ~ W
"''ssN,"' ,''', e." US "'''''
>UOyN AND BOOTS
49,. ..-....,......, "a, ,.,.,,. s,i,,,ll. g.,
.., a., ,.sr, ~, ,i,r,a,,,,n ns.
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jefferson Advertisenents.

I ". PIrkiN, Dealer IN Groce',.,. DR.
-. Goods, Clothing. Iron, Mails, ETC. s,e.
Dallas street, Jefferson, T.aas (Nexi doov,to
DR.. Pugh's Drug store,)
Feb. 8. 1888. ".
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mr. The fair freud who sent NJ the fol-
lou,o, beautiful lines. will pardon u for
no, having published them EARLIER. They
vould have appeared, but unfortunately We
ui.laid the copy.
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Mail ARRANGEMENTS.

InHffn Mind VA hfUyoff, u NffiNre m
Tue-inNs Thursday api sAturIfys. leaves Wed.
nrs'iays fuday. aud Suuiays
hasica Mad. ,n; MAsfeii. Li.--A Arrive. on
Wednesdays ard saturdays leavrs un Mondays aud
Ilut.,nys
ue,is,a Nd wa. N1coedoobss ,rfses ou sun.
day., tnes,ay-. and fnlnys leaves un Monday.
VI r'in-s,lnys and saturdays
Nt.',ra UiH wa Imler-Nrrives on TUESDAY,
AMI saturday, leaves un Sundays and Wednesdays
Nesfhrra MAJ va JfersoH --Apttr,o, Wrdne..
dals. Friday. nuj Nuudays. leaves nu Tuesday.
Thut.daSs and SATURDAY.
nm UgrslaH ta Gilmsr - Atr,es on 1hpfsdays F,
lrsN-s up I ur-tny-
From Nir.hN IN Port Cald0 - Leaves On Tues.
tays md ttdngs HtriN.- same days
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"~S ~ sssssOsO'
TIME Executive hoard Of Aaaaasso, Asoatoa
/ ed by Marshall Lodge No. ~, asnovnes "a
the public that the 7,h s.ss.oa u ~ lAssl, ~
will eommene. on the firss Nos.dsv in FEB
ruory, under the charge Of the Faculty ~
Teachers, to Wit
Rev Two 4 Wu.ns P,>s,Asaf
Mrs. n. b. Lacy, v,ee p,,nr,,sl.
y,s, ELIZA Buaro,. Pv,m,vr Dnpvann
Miss AkAppIlA IslysrR l1ursA~ie pirns
Dvu~tsv sni Ea.es WsrA
.ax ~S1svcs ~ -
'AnAsf Ds'As'Als ''@o"'"oC.Pny:
neaoihs' sh' "f"hR' per 'sssso" "
"s 'hoh'hs, . ~" w
SECOND JUNIOR IiA".-L 'e
sohs IN arithmetic, prhmmhI' oeo
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NESMiTu'S LlYLRI >TAHLE.

THE undersigned Is happy to communicate
/ to his friend, and ~. travelling public
generally that h. ha. completed his new and
coumodious STA BE. situated on Jackson
street, near the Jefferson Hotel, where he viii
at ali times be prepared to serve them Nth
saddle horses or carriages on moderate terms.
Having long been engaged in the business,
both North and South, he hat,er- himself that
he vii be fully able to give general saiis'ac-
ton, lie therefore solicit. II share of public
patronage HIS rates for aeeping Horses viii
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NOttre,

'HltE undersigned has lost or misiaid hi-
L headrght certificate for third of league.
of land, obtained from the District Court Of
Shelby county, on the lglh of October. 1913
TIL, !, TO give notice, that il II i not found
within the time prescribed by law, he will ap-
ply torhe proper officers for duplicate.
JOHN WOMACK
Bethany. Texas, NV ~, 1913 40
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Lost or Mlsl0ld.

THE condiionA and unconditional cer,ih-
i Gates granted TO Samuel J. Taylor, for
GAO acre. Of land, class No. 2, which ii not
found, ~ will in due time apply to the proper
office ior duplicate.
SlLAS HtRAi.aON,
J\O. h. WEBSTER,
Executor, Of The E,,a,e Of William Vii
hams, d,osdsea.
Juu. 18Th, 1888 n5C-ft.
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when you run short at ideas, use high
faluting words. 10 nine persons oni 81
ten, the bass drum aGud- mote d'ii,h'
than the guitar.
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TAILORING.

a, Br. THOMPSON -,ill continue. the
~ tailoting huslne-. IN Marshall, Shop
IL IVES, side OF th. public square Wors
done promptly ana IN the most nshionsble
>,,l, Ne respectfully solieit- the patronage
Of the public, fcrOg satisfied that he will a.
way. give Satisfaction.
Nar.h 70 1854 Is
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~ The Cholera is reported to be PrtN ling
IN ST. Louis.
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MARSHALL Institute.

l>HE next srs.ion ot TINS Institute vi,
commence on the Il Monday ~ ;, pt.m
Der ensuing
l.. PETITE
july Ii. 1853 ~ IT
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PLANTERS HOTEL.


Tylor Texas
MRS L. VI ASHCROFT, PRorRiErRrss
@ THE undersigned would beg leave
Ei.; to inform her friends and the public
- generally, thai -h. now prepared to
accommodate all who may favor her with their
patronage Her table viii always be supplied
with the hest the country nhufd-. The Gull
nary deparlm M viii always be under her own
immediate supervision, and from long cAperi.
.ucc she iattrrs herself that she can please the
most iastijlou>. Her rooms are comfortable
and neatly furnished She has aneplendid
Stable convenient To the Hotel, whcWys ampl,
supplied with good pro,.ndor aud attentive
o,tlcrs No qan- ~lll be pared To please her
guests. She soliclts y share Of public pat.
rOuage.
July 80. 1888 |,
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LOST OR Nl>LNID.

THE Conditional and unconditional trriih
Gates of Charles Rag.n. tor oio "cfe~ OF land
81 a>,, issued at \acogduchc>, Octob.r IA
1873. No not rrcollrctcd) II not found ",
will appb for a duplicate.
BENZ + YOU Nc. Adm, If the
Estate Of LcN tatinhrad
Aui ut -, 1893 VI
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MARSHALL. IN>TiraTA.

FOX 1bt NJ LADIES MD 'ikLS,
Marshall, HARRISON county I,ras
THIS Institute, situated ia retired part Of
] the beautiful town Of Marshall, viii lee
opened for the reception of pupils, on the | Il
Monda, IN September, and continue 10 months
The design OF the Principal of tins establish
mcut. ,s to- FURNISH parent, and guardians all
the facilities of a PERMANENT school for the
education II their daughters and wards with
all lh, ad, tnial,'~ of we'll furnished commu-
diuu. luildluI, ample apparatus, and hghh ed.
urnird experienced TEACHERS The cunr~' Of
and ht.her ENGLISH BRANCHES, with particular
attention TO aArHtW1tcs Latin and French
vii also be Taught the latter by q native
frvnchusu. a graduate II ufe IT the mos, rel.
ehraiod universities on the continent
The Music department viii b. under the
cnutfol oi teach,f VIM l. equally competent
iu instruct upon III. Organ. Piano. or Guitar
IN a word every Effort vii be- made to pfe-eul
all the adyan,aa,, of elder and long established
schools ~ other put> OF she country The
discipline wtI he admin. .irfcd eiudy aud
hru,, b, ac pr ciPa lupi'- Nili be- required
to HN ta put VHr.NH nc >"hbaih tine
r. ,lr" - guardian
the tour
,u % o nr oi en.
81, ..... .Ha b.ati atr as fol.
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MGrshdh ~, J,f'rson. Teas.
n THE undersigned would respectfully
" inform the citizens Of Case ard the sd.
u Joiniug counties that they hay. opened
n large and elegant Drug Store, IL Jefferson,
and are prepared to sell a. wholesale aud retail
upon rs accommodating terms a. any house
thi- side of New Orleans. All ARTICLES on hand
have been purchased from III. best establish.
m.ut. IA the United States, aud are pure and
genuine Drugs, medicines, pants, oils. dye.
~tui-, books, stationery, patent medicines sur
glcal instruments, periunefle", hue cutlery,
window glass, putty, ac, Sc kept constantly
on hand They viii be constantly receiving
the above articles and a. their sale. are
quickly made, their supplies viii always b.
fresh and pure Those de-irpu- Of purchasing
should remember that they lose nothing by
lnquiunp before they 20 abroad We are sat
,-hrd the quality Of our article. and our prices
vii give satisfaction.
ELLIOTT q FIRTH.
Jefferson, March 1, 1888 vtn35-y
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hR y A. MORGAN ha. located perma-
neuily 8 mules North Of Marshall has.
my recently supplied himself with a stors Of
he-h and p.uulur medicines BE prepared TO
pract ce ht- profession M AL IT, branches.
lie vii bc found at hl. residence al all times
shrn not professionally absent.
Feb ~. sob u33 6m
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I.AN No !tt l..
I.RA\kil\ W. BOW Don and GE lRCE
] ". Chiffon, partfer- IN the practice OF
Law under HE name OF BuAdo y chiffon,
have located permanent, at Tyler, Texas.
They will attend promptly 10 all business IN
trusted Ia Their ear" lu the supreme Court and
the United State. Dl-lrtct tourt, held AZ Tyler
for the Eastern Division If Texas and IN the
Cour. of the -iath and ninth Judicial Dis
uiri-
July %, 1888 ~