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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-06
Chicago Alien l. st. Louis X. r.
g. - . 3(1s


Chicago and st. Louis.
rdinS teare Chicd2o Jor 81. Louis and fnssyne.
diose places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepteD Q80AN
Express Train, (satardsy's eIceptcd) lIf0pn
trdins lta0e ~. LolisJor Chicago and ir,.erm.e
didto placer.
accommodation Train Sundays excepted TO-DAY
Express Tan Saturday excepted 330pM
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
inston, Springfield, Carllny!lle and Alton.
wilralns run On this road make direct connections
n Joliet Out on AID Michigan Central Railroad al
joliet, making this the shortest, qncae aud most re-
liable route between at Louis and New York Boston
Philadelphia, and the East
With Illinois Central X. Il at bloomington, for La.
sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
i Great Western Of Illinois at Springfield, for
necatn- and Naples.
v lth sli the Railroads dverging from Chicago
~ith daIy line OF Packets at St Louis for Keokut
NeS Orleans and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for all places mentioned Above car
be procured At al the principal II; ket Offices in the
United states, and at he offices
II 81, Louis II Chicago
tnue, en- Lsvce. Si:e Trenion, House
RioE'D p. MORGAN, IN, supt.
Bloomington, jan. !. 1855. feoisdti
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New York and Boston.
ca q. ~ u
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVED, VIA
.NcaU York and Erie
Wide Gauge, Double Track,
3 A I L r 0 A D
Via D1r.kiTk,. Bsffclo, Niagara Falls or Sus-
pension Bridge.
FStTHIS is the only Wide Guage Railroad having
L wide and spacious Saloon Cars running through
from Durkirk, Buffalo Niagara Fails and Suspension
Bridge to New York.
without Change Of Cars or
baggage,
s6ordin gunusualcomfo
Speed & Safety.
Boston passengers leave New York daily, at 8
o'clock, p. NJ. on the
Most Splendid Steamers In the
World.
via
StOnington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good on either Of the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general information can be
procured at the Company's once, No. - Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can make
through contracts by calling the CoIpany's Agents
A. H. PETERS, Ag't, IS Dearborn street, Chicago.
b. ?. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, O.
decI7d1
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RAILROADS.
Mississippi L Missouri +. +,

Mississippi Z Missouri r. +.
80 q f.
~ and after Monday, June Ist 1881, and until
further notice, trains will leave Davenport, 10,
Masea,ine and Iowa CITY (Sundays excepted) - fol-
- Freight and Rmisrsnt train, at As5As
"a Mail Train xt 72s Il
~ Freight and Emigrani Train, II 3oA ~
sti Express Train 6.45 r. NJ
Trains viii leave Davenport for Chicago daily Sun
day excepted as follows
Ist Mail Train, at go A M
81 freight Ttsin at n n
ID Freight train, ut 40 N
'A Express Train, al 6s3P
Trains arrive At Davenport daily, (eundays exeep
ted As follows
FROM THE WEST.
lst Mail Train, a, eeo ~
q Freight ana Fmlrran, Train, At c,sAs
- 4,N ?. NJ.
-" hAFeSs Tram al 6i5Y.n,
FROM THE EAST.
LIST Man Train. at TO NJ
VI Freight Train, at 10 no. M
I'd Freight Train 1t s5orx
it'll Express Train at s35ru
All trains ont % Davenport will make connections
with huscatine and iows City.
The Passenger Train oeanerts at Davenport with
The Rock Island Chicago trains
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity OF giving
ssnct Dir ecton rs to the destna alton OF their bag
gsge tickets before taking heir scasn
Me cars. a. nay aupt
Juneliti
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,Licag0 l. Rock Island Railroad

;licag0 i Rock Island Railroad
Cy,- ssyi r. IT, y, zEr....ry7
La III ", ' No. "a.
Fs'iHfer .Esg'0ngeMeHs,
an and after Monday De list 1886, and until
lrtter notice, trains will leave Rocl Island daily
Sundays txept-l, as foiio~s:
III mai train al 1000 N
81 ni.it express sop. NJ.
al FREIGHT, with ID class cars al $50 A N
Trains arrive a. rock Island daily, Sundays ex
c.ptel. as follows:
ist night express ~ zoo A. N
2i IAsil train ut 500 N.
b! freight, with ~ class cersat 93oP. n
hutrans oyer Tits roa1 are IN direct connection a.
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
AVA Michigan Central II r. 10 and from Detroit To-
lc,io Cleveland Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dunkirs BaEso, NisERrs Falls, Albany, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also At
Jasal,e with trains Of the Illinois Central Road
North to Galena and sau'H To 81 Louis ard Cairo %
which places tickets can b. procured OF
s. s. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
X. X. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers arr reminded OF the uecessity'of giving
distinct directions the DE- stnston OF their bag
gage also 10 procure tickets before taking their seats
In the cars the conductors collect fares Only 70 sta
JOHN y. TRACY, Superintendent.
w. H WHITMAN. Asst Slpt.
Rock Island, Nov. 81. ioh" ldtf1
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFuGE WINE,
IN QUART BoTTLEs.)
.NEU.ER KNOVV..1' TO Fiji

1--WE greatest Medicine ever diseove ed FL, tho eur
i Of Fever and Ague, Chill Fewer, Duu,n Arue
and NIL bilious discasee This va dsble ha,
now been before the public for several years, and
there can H. better evidence on red of It's
than Its extensive sale, and constantly tncr.,sip,
reputation. and this Is OWING to it, having performed
some Of tho most wonderful and astoIis hing cures
that have ever been known. BEING purely vegeta-
bic, Tree from all foreign delete mineral com
pounds, febrtiuge Wine may be taken with the nj
most safety under almost any circunist ances II
Nrcngthens the stomach, nvigorates the system and
entirely prevents the lsnguor and prostration OF
strength which always attends Fever and Aqua, and
all bilious diseases. IL not only breaks The Ct Ills and
ts.ks the ever but removes the disease Of the Iv-
~ and other organs. on which the Chill and Fever
depends The thousands who have used the fctui-
fuge Wine need no further evidence OF Its virtue thu
Its happy restorative Effect IL Is truly wsnte etu
medicine. AMI operates on the system like a charm
The hrst second dose Of Fcbrifusc Wire breaks The
chills and II continued according to the directions n
removes the disease permanently from the system
and leaves the body in a healthy condition, Those
persons who afflicted with Fever and Aguc or any
form Of bilious diseases, recommended to give
this valuable medicine fair trial which is ali thai
superiority over every other remedy ever offered to
the public. Certificates Of the highest respectab,y
might be presented TO substantists all that /. claimed
In Its behalf but will be LEFT TO introduce itseltto
stand or fall upon Its own merits.
Caution TO the Pubc.-ae sure that the name
the proprietor, JOHN WiSER, Is In his own hsndvri
une, ON the Promssary Note, which is attached TO
use bottom ~ each engraved label on the bottles
Sold n retail BY Druggists and Merchant every.
where.
All Wholesale orders must be directed 70 John y.
ner. " Maiden Lane, N. T., or ~ Bay 4 BALDWIN,
Wholesale druggists, Chicago.
Sold wholesale and retail by Asssrs
ALVORD 4 VAN PAyrEN,
Sso-d6wy Davenport. low
BOILES, SMITH X Co.
pcaters in Patent Medicines, u. South Water st.
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TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
Usrpels! Carpetsy

TN patterns and By the yard for sale st the great
i Carpet sai HkRpitGse Ware House Dsssaini
Hock 2Id street sGJ1LD 4 STEERK.
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lMPORTEDWINES, GROCERIES, &c
I. 4 w. GERRY,
2O3 Canal St. \ 719 Broadway. NY.
(Esssbiished 1901
importers and Dealers IN First Qualities.
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
oarrtothe TRADE HOTELS, PRiyATsFAMILIES,
and AL WHO ATE choice Ia their taste, aad d.sire
gsnuiae article, a large yarici, Of
TEAS, GhAkN AND BLACK. S0uCHOA0, P0uCH
oNs, kkGIl5ii BREAKFAST, OoLuNG, IMPk
RIAL, HYsOS, 6UNPOwpEK YOUNG HYs0N
Ac.i IN chests and hair chests, Ac.
COffEf-MoCHh and JAVA.
wINEs-MADERIEs, sHERRIEs, PORTS. HOOKS
xe very old aud high grades, IN original packs
Ers, deniiloRs, VI agnuins and bettIe,.
BARTON and sUksTikk8 CLAkErs.
CuAaPAGkES: Moet Chsnaon's, Cabinet Imp
N-ikeisy Do. H-id--ict, @. " Mumn's do do,
lVUOhS--Brandies, Runs, whiak-y Gin, AFRAID
Absinthe, kTseh &c a., IA orisiual packages
sls', Curacao, Maaschinoi Anise,te, Noyeau BIZ
tsrs, nc
MALT LIuUoRs-1ondon Brown Stou, Scot IA and
English AIMS
ak0AHS-A variety u Choice Brands
PICKLES-ENGLIsHa aud FRENCH
SAUUks--tor Fish CgTT!e Game Meat &c
CHkEsk- STILTON. OMkDDkH, Royal yICTO-
MA. PRINCE ALBERT, YARMkSAN GHtY-
ERE, sAPSAG0, DUTCH, and AMERICAN
SC8AHS-LoAg, CRUsHED, PuLvkRisED, 81
CR0ix. &c In barrels rbd half barrels
HAMs-W ESTPHAI.lA aud AN ERICAN
oiiS OLIVE SPERM and WHALE
A5-Our Ligncrssre warranted unadulters,ed au
~ our own importation. iApr - avn
- ARE INDUCHMENrS To AGENTS-ExPKRI
1NENCED OaDvassing Agents wanted IN all part.
Of the country for the "Comprehcnsiyc Geography
and History, (Ancrnt and AViern) OF the Whole
world" fro,n the earliest To the present time
ny q GOODRICH, peter Psri.y.l Elegantly boun4
and beautifully illustrated Price $3 Sold only BY
Agents To whom special districts will be given Ap-
pcsnis should state what counties they would lire
Mas FL L..
J.H. COTTON h CO.,
hchtIdH 172 william tr-et, N z.
SCW1EFFELzyv, BROS. = "a,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ID ~, PAINTS, OILS, PEKFUMKRY,
Ac.. &C,
ITO WILLIAM STREET, cor. Beskman, New Yorf
INVITE the attention Of tho trade 10 their large
and vAIc stock of Druss, Paints, Oils .perfame,y
Ao' In addition 20 their regular irnportstloas OF
STAPLE Druxs, they also Ing direct from the
sources OF production and ufacture supplies or
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes. Bronzcs, Gorks, Nor
tsrs, sponges. French and English Perfumery I.u-
bins Extracts, and many other articles usually en-
bIsoed In Druggists stocks, which they are also en-
abled 10 offer on the most advantageous terms
orderscithsr In person or ~ mail, will receive
pIompt attention. aursdly
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Dry Goods.

400 pieces American. French and English
Prints. On Prints, tbint., red Dfapcry, Cur
tam Damask-, Muslin Curtains, B'cachei
Domestic :, 7-s aud A Brown Domestic,
5.4, I0-4 and ~ Brown aud Blcachcd Sheet.
ing. i0.l aud IA Linen ~heetng, brown and
bleached Driling-, Sal Duck, Iwillrd Dsna-
hurgs, jacquard Diaper, PLAN o.nabufgs,
STRIPED Osnabatgs, BID llcknc-, thactaw
Stripes, Hickory Stripes, Apron Checks, Din.
ims, Coitonades Gauntlet Jeans, Canton fian.
nels, Pa Cambria, Cambrcs all colot-,
Nankcens, liuncn l.u,treS, fancy Gingham-,
solid Gnphams, black and mourning Glng-
hams, black and colored Lawns, Jaconets,
&c. black, blue and brown Cloths, black and
fancy Doeskin. Summer Cloths, Drab Il Etc
Italian Cloths, heavy Linen briling- Planter
brown l.pen-, blay Linens grass aud but
Linens, lli en- Coat Checks. white black and
brown Hollands, Pillow Case lgrus, iiucka-
back and Dama-k Iowclbng, Crash Cotton
and - f. Diaper Table Covers, Nor,ted and
sin Sarge, Tabby Velvet fayIor Canvass
Burlap.. J. s. Z Goats spool Cotton, cal 4
spool Cotton, bingham and Six flaudkef-
chef., Furniture Fnure-, l,imity, white
tArk and rolored Flax Thread, black and
coinfed SIN Servings. Gfas. Cloth. black ard
white saddne, Mo~qutoe Netting IRISH Ian.
,ns, u.caohcd l.incn Dull- and DUCKS, etc, etc
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Ga Ga 3A333 = Y0s,
Are receiving andm Compile, Stocks.
SPRING AND SUMNER, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
That they n Their stock was
PURCHASED EXCLUSIVELY NEW PHILADELPHIA


NE are now receiving and opening on,
w New Stock for 1897, direct from New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New Or.
leans. where It was purchased on the most ia.
yorablc terms, and decidedly the most varied
and attractive Stock that We have brought TO
Marshall, which We propose to sell at such re-
dueed rates a. will not leave the good people
Of Harrison tounty the slightest excuse for
gong elsewhere Ia have their wants Supplied.
We propose with the assistance Of the South.
ern Pacific Railroad, to bring to Marshall.
New Orleans Shreveport, Jefferson and all
intermediate Points, thereby making our CITY
The Piacc where Goods can and viii be sold
Cheapest We further propose to anticipate
all his, yasi iinie, and commence Hote, a.
commence We must, a bushes. on Railroad
principles We are among the pioneers N
Marshall under that Dd Iegcy business sys-
TEN of little pile at high prices. with long
credit, and ten per cent, but We wish Il now
distinctly understood that We stand IN Young
Americas front Rank, doing business IN Big
humps, with Cnlek Aaiss at Small Pfgfs,
with Prompt Pay aud no Bad Dfbis II you
like our proposition, We offer you The follow.
ing as part Of our stock for the present
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Books and Stationary.

large and full assortment Of school and
II ,relltneous books, etc, etc, with many
other articles too numerou. 10 PRINT, to-
eelher with Thousand and one thing u,u
all, found IN stores The whole constituting
the largest stock, by thousands that Hc nave
e,er brought 10 ini> city, winch We intend 10
sci on sucn terms FOR CASH, and TO our
go.d old customers who have 80 long favored
rs with their liberal patronage and tp an the
solvent prompt paying ones We ran make, a.
wi.l secure . read, sale. a we ASK i-s fair
showing Call aud examine the stock and
putc-, ,ve charge nothing to- showing our
rood.J It sou do not uad the usore- fe1t
aus the article, Of different quah,Y Don't
Ba RID should you hpd oh -'ht ar would
he .aueh pleased to have sour patronage
promising on our part TO serve you ~ good
aud a. cheap - the best
6 e.. GREGG 4 60.
ipril llh. 1887 N"'33 q
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enery-, 'orse,-. coat binding. white satin
Beads, Coral Necklaces, fancy super Palm
Leaf and feather Fans IN great variety york
l.oycs hair tooth, shoe, counter. scrub. cloth
crumh, horse, nail. punt, and ha: brushes
Pms, needles, hooE- aud EYES. tapestry nee
dies, hair pins su-prndef-, lii elnsti,~. cotton.
and six facets, boot and shoe do -iik. guard
Whacboue, skirts, do, FIRE screens. hounet
board. coat hnk- cotton linen. and six np--
French marking roiton. /aphsr wor-tei
white Cord shirt binding. court Plaster
aocoticnn-. faber balls, ND anl wax dolls, look.
ing Classes, marbles. pipes aud pipe heads
watches, Nc Gold Thimhlcs. psus. pencils
Ladies pms. Gents pms, cuil.pn-, Rings, ear.
bob-, Bracelets, studs, collar, aud sleeve but.
loua. ruafi Chains fprb,t. etr ,t.
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Warehouse. Mention, 'CcNA~
Il. II. MARTIN.

nECElNINn, Forwarding and Commission
IL Merchant Has now on hand and to ar
rive, large lot ct Sugar, Coffee, Pork, Bacon
Salt. Iron, Nails. Casung- Bagglef, Rope
Rice Molssscs Candies, Whi-sey, Apple Nn-
,rar. c,c which are offered for small advance
on cost tor cash, or to COED customers rs On
,l,,rec oe cotton aug tsu
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NOTICE T..

I propose "a soil, goa spa.ui9'i7g isrm' - the
l rufchas.f. tHr Tract Of lard on which
reside 10 HARRISON county, rexa., i've miles
>oniA 81 Font tai3o, continuing
Ljecca Haadrcl and Forfg,oae Acrrs.
-Four hundred sores of open land, improve.
mrnt> o, the best k.nd. Any sort Of terms,
Jp$HI \ ~ RKi
Q . south Western please copy
AMI H. 1881 No 80 #
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Sue eesssrs to Mcdonald 4 Sander.

n ARE now receiving large supplies Of
" fresh and genuine Drugs. obs ard
" Pants. Also superior article OF med
zeal Liquors, such the very best quality of
topniac brandy, Port Wine, and old Bourbon
WI.kcy, ~ well A. Vinegar, fine chewing
Tobacco. Quinne, Starch aud Candles. &c.
And VIII continue to receive large supplies
fresh from New York aud Philadelphia com
mcnsurate with their daily increasing demand.
They have now on hand, and will soon lee ~
receipt OF an the popular Patent Medicines,
icrumefics, Powders, Hair Oils aad tosmet-
les, Hair Rr>toraiiyes, &c, NJ.
T.. :, White Lead aud Glass, are stu ,tly
cash article, At low prices.
March I. 81. Noes #
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Notice.

WE the undersigned, being permanently
W located. offer our services to the cltt.
zens of Marshall, ana surrounding country, as
BRICK BUILDERS,
plasterers. and Cl,tern builders. Ne insure
our work io stand, when the maternal. are sc.
Ierted by our-cl.cs
We al,o propose 90 cufc smoky chm1eys.
No cure ~ pay We warrant our work all Go
be- done in good and wurkmlu.lke style. Al
those having work 10 our haze, vii plea. give
Us cali
l.OWERN & RAGLtND.
March II, 81 Nn-2y #
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Stap,c and Fancy NrN Goods
Plantation Goods.


HAVING purchased the mill recently
owned bv Mcssfs, Parker and Palmer,
three and half miles South.,a-t OF Marshall,
we are prepared to saw bills of lumber upon
the shortest notice,
TIL. following prices will be charged for
lumber. # paid immediately upon delivery
Ordinary square edge lumber, (board mcasnre)
per thousand, ei1 30
Rough edge lumber, (board measured 90
Ialh,ng and Pallng II %
Ii not paid upon delivery, he following
prices will be charged
Ordinary square edge lumber, (board measure)
per thousand, $40 %
Rough edge lumber, (board measure) 90
la,hing and Pallng 10 90
Grinding regularly every Saturday, at the
eighth, for the accommodation Of the public.
PALMER a co.
May l6, 1887, MOSS II
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Planters Hotel,

Northeast torner Of The Paai,e Spar
Marshall. Isaas.
g. THE undersigned having '-eeasly
n. become proprietor Of this Hotel, re-.
ia specially Informs hi, friend. and til.
public generally, tht he Is prcpsred to accom-.
mcjaie all who may favor him with their pat
ronage, The house has been thoroughly rem
o'a,cd. and large portion Of The furniture
been newly furnished His table will be ~
well supplied that of ans house 10 Eastern
Texas. and his changes moderate.
he stage oiline for all If the stage 'ines
running "a aud from Marshall are KEEP, 1t this
house.
JAMES LEE. Psnrrisipr.
MAY > 1897 "
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For the Ladies'.

NJ. .,.l.,. T...v.. s,ru. Nail Mn.
'"'n W. ~ C,..-t C.a,j,..,
N.n.sak NuN and -Wi-. Mu.m,. hair cord
swiss and Jaeonci. Bishop and Victoria
Lawns. Irish Linens. Embroidered and Tape
hordered Linen Catnbtc lland6rr'hlefs, Jaco.
net and swiss lnseriugs, Edrnc., Bands
F.oupeinp. Chcmi,cttcs, Collars and Under.
.leey.. Cation. Linen. thread and Linen Bob.
in Flg,nes and laccs; Pain. Figured, Sflk
and Cotton RohInet- 1arllons, Illusions
Crane. crane lisc. Rlond l.1ces and Edgng-
Dsafk sn. lacrs and frinrcs. coiorcd Frngc-
tlark and white silk Hose. thrra cotton and
wnr.tpd Hosiery. an kinds, velvet Ribbons
black and rnlored silk NeSei-, solid colored
and fancy Barcrr. Tissues, etc etc lahata.
satin. Bonnet, sash, h.ei md trimming b.
bou.. assorted; OF sHk iadie, and Gent,
Giotrs. a large assortment, SIN pocket ilaed.
kcrehiefs. black Italian Crayai., Ties ard
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SpriHg aud Sgmmer Clothing,

lot men ath h"f-
~ addition 10 the ahoya, We have email
stocs nf Fan snt Winter good, consisting Of
hdir. cod gen'lemeus feaSy dress goods, p,.ssi-
fttlon .faUa- Hi4tltsf.. tts
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,addi, wallets, carpet sacks. B-u.>el and WI
ton big-. strr,p feathers, hr,dl- illinr birdie
r.in-. leather and web .ufr,ngi,-. girih.. mar
ung'ir-, whips. plantation DRIVERS, and bug.
r. whips riding Wbip-, cewhid--. bind bri-
dies. horse and mule collars. and names !;
tubs, cedar and painted buckets, broom~ wash.
boards, coffee NILS aud -fter~ Al unusually
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NEW GOODS.
xpLENDlD ASSORTMENT,

SPLENDuu ASSVs ""Ns'
FARBER has Just received large and
n splendid assor,mcn, Of goods, which he
:. selling extremely Low for Cash.
LADIES' Ureu Goods.
lie has also fine assortment OF ladies'
dre.s goods, such a.
Mu-lins
Plad Ginghams
Lawns
Jscone's
Baregcs
Swiss Robes
Organizes.
iirlllianis
Prints in great varieties.
Muslin bingham
Gnghams OF all kinds,
Jaconct and Sais muslins,
Mareno-, American. English, and French
Alpacas of every KIND,
Muslin dp lanes, aud other wooden goods,
Silk velvet from the width Of a tape, to the
usual width,
Trimmings iof ladies' dresses,
Corded understands, &c.
LINENS
Planters Linen
Brown I.nea Table Diaper
Brown Drill
White do
Brown and Slate Linen
Scotch Diaper
Checked do
Striped do
Damass Table Cloths
Do Napkins
Towels aud Crash
Brown Holland
IRISH Linen
Lawn handkerchcis
DOWES1ICS.
Georgia Osnaburas
brown She.iing, and Nhrtings
Blcachcd do do
DO drill
Brown do
Ticking
Apron tchecks
York Donims
sCo,tonade
French Co,tonade, asuperor article)
Nankecn
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Men and Boys kip and calf boots, shoes
and programs
LADIES and Misses kid bootecs
DO do ND bu-kins and slippers,
10 w k'iA'if
An extensive assortment OF children shoes
Gepfs' Dress Goods.
Fine silk plpsh vest patterns,
Fine oil satin, for vests,
yellow and white ringcnt vests,
Silk ,ciye,-,cry hnc,
SIX flannel ard cotton under shirts,
Fine -hirt~-pan and celored,
.Shrt-colar> latest style,
BIac. ssiu-yery fine,
French marino f,r coats ard pants,
Hombasues and Italian clota oi different
kinds.
Black waddug and coat trimmings Of every
DESCRIPTION.
Bis, / ca.imer- extra fine, doe skin and
other qualities,
suil.eipth elrass,
A general assortment 81 lannel lris,, linen,
domestic, bleachci AVID unbcnched
Roots aud shoes of every DESCRIPTION and
size,
--latest siyie If Coats. Vests, and Pants.
PERFt VERY
The oc,t lot of prfiumery and fancy soap,
ever ofcrcifur sale IA ANY country town.
Fancy Arf'ciY.
Nioln- Of every quality,
Fiddle strings OF all Sues aud qualities,
rocee, knives and scissors.
Cutlery, rockri-book', money poneh's'
wots pouches, snufl boxes, combs, brushes, Nc
Gioret. HoNcry. ~
UEN AND BOl y UtT>
A general Assortment OF
READY MADE G 10 / II &
Having purchased my entire stock WITH
Cash ] have uo b,,iiatio"ln saving thal ca"
sell good. q, chcap a, WAS ever oiiyfed in TINS
m,rte, No pain. have been spared ia The Sc
lection Of my goods, whehl am happy to say
ar. of qnat, inferior 90 no stock IA Mar
shall and whit am determined To sell eN'
elus,ch far CASH and that, too, Is cheap ~
an, reasonable man could expect
A FARBtR
Marshal ! une 6, 81,
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saddle and NMvMcss shop.
TsWn made rusntturs.

FRAN CtS l.. Du I'll II,
dogs to inform the citizens Of Marshall
ID and ncighbofaood, that he is prepared to
make House and Office Furniture Of all kinds,
to order A stock always kept on hand.
Repairing cleaning, and vanishing neatly
executed, and all orders promptly attended TO
Feb,uary lsth.ls56. No IS iy.
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Professional CARDS.

ions uTtytLLr n,HRrr. eFoHcr g.. NIT
BARRETT g. I'LL,
attorneys m Lar. NnshsH, jcras
ErfrE 10 -Me.srs. Semmes q HI. New
Orleans, Ia, Ten. J. rinckncy llender son,
Marshall. Texas.
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County Of Harrtsaa
NOTICE il hereby given shat ;. x Perry,
Administrator of the estate oi ~ -
Walton, deceased, has flied h'. accounts and
vouchers with the said estate, aHd ihai saii
account. and vouchers will be orrnei at tAe
next term OF the cognty court, to be hcld IA
aud Tor the county of Harrison. TEXAS, On NE
last MONDAY In Jane, 1881 y beieg The " p
dav thereof for consideration and allow ahc"
wien and where an persons interested may
attend and contsi them II they see proper
By order IT sald court
T.. {. BEAILEl, GIN.
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