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JOuyeassInodorOus Kid GloEe Cleaner
KID g LOVES ARE INSTANTLY
~ elAned With 1hts preparatto1 e1drno1B
leAYtng any melL For safa At ss -, -
- s7--5- = z BOOKINGS DERg Store,
apr27- So-l ODD FeIloES Hln.
Observation-Disclosures.
EH0R GFVHG A R1SESH AND BEAU
II tiful EloS to eoIlA5z, shirts ard All Anan
sd muslin gIJo4G Sod - u $. \ : -
- 1Ga *, = ~ ~ ~ 1T
.HUAvAJELLY-FoRs 4LKkE
VI l-,.z s-5Gt-ris r b BOOKINGS
GpEE Ding Store. No Odd FeD0E6 HaM
ELAvosrSe TRACraA FISE5Gs-
( sorGmenf - z BOOKINGS BE1S StoFe
mol Old FeDoEas HAN. ~ 81 aprz
roSGRSss 5wATER sIuE LICE
" WAtH kfzstrleEl SrateE Selfrer VAL
FOR sAls 10 DOCKING, So Odd FeHoEA
HRH- =. afii - zl-t GpTEu
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wEDErE PHmLrPs advertised q lee.
ture on The Los, Arts" in ottowa,
nj, and The Bundle OF that borough
insisted on his paying preIiminlary
tax Of 80 asa jlggler. sa5sf . % s-,2
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WHITE GOODS.

JaooosttS, SatnsookS, sEtzS. Unea- LEvu.
and C4mhrje EdEtnH and IussgItnrL, A. a
oGher kinds IN Lhs department., sod quE[issa
n hoW prtoeA
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Came forWHrd slowly, with weak, un-
certain tread. stood on the middle luf
the tap, and fof the FIRST time fiiffy
faeed the eruEd, 80 that Ihey eonid
study hts teAturek. a single glance
showed that he Ms more moved 6T H.
horrors o. the occasion than either OF
hs companions. BIS broad fsea Sss
ashy IN LIS lFTidnesss his dun, dmid
eyes seemed looking into vacancy, With
no ob4eot N view BIS lips were as
about him an aPpeZraD6s Of quiet sub
mission, of gentleneSS and perfect KIro-
PFjsty, that shOUed him fuliy prep5red
10 drop through that trap and dis with
mainline BE held IN his hand a small
er1etdx. BE Eas very roughly EaIbSd::
and his apPeaFanca IN this respect con.
tE1sGsd strongly with ths nestness in
attire OF those on either side ofhin. =
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" 3 a 1aAsosfdn - ..

II HAVE !IHs- DAY Sold OUT ny
u en1iTe EteeE g SsoeeElal sd Pc
nd thsn - ny Cd G1EanEalE and Tie
p1hlie EEoaEaIly, and belpeGk X 1hEA .
thsFaI shE1s q th8 PaEEoalrB TAI ] hETe
haretn91Ee neoGtF1a- -Hk-HSCHAP1AN-
GHT-l 49, flL-.'I
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~ Lave ll6 I4A = AEA G4AH ~
say 10 yO1 Al before die. Il EEs an
other parry thAE Inan=noed ne % con-
nit lkis eTinss il EAs another party
thai employed me- want Ckis rH1rE1e-
ulArly Understood, thai didn't 90 on
ny Own account Ike party i COW IN
Cincinnati that hind me 70 do this
Eo1 Eim mos: probably ind him Al the
Lone Star SaioSSn, On EliIh street Bis
name have beErrs stated, and this i
TIE Eaes ofGhs mater.
Il ana ready 70 appear before Tie holy
fdb1BAi Of God. or preDS judge and
MISTER, IN NbOm nor PUT All nv
hops In fen minutes the bell Of
Death shall mig tpr ne, but before ]
leave yo1 En-sFsr, am glad 20 inform
yoH EhAf have repeated Of al my Sins
and Of thai terrible crime q which
have been The leader. 1 shall die tine
ChnStiAa- What Is death AftsE ALI Il
Is nOg considered 90 terrible to The
Christian Who has made his pssea with
God Is 4 sPpeArs 70 the rest Of man
kind. You merely leave your impsE-
fz6 body, and become = soHl, \ spirit,
immortal in The image OF God a sool
well prepared and purified VIII take
position Of happiness. which no eysh has
seen, 10 ear has bard, and Of which no
human haHrI has conceiTed
- shall give no explanation Of my
sbo-T LIE nos, and / EiH not atlsnpi
70 enamsraSs ny wicked dssds- Ny
Life has beea 70 me ike Ereaz storm.
St5l yon shoRld remsmber that my
family i very respectable, and II / had
nos foEEotssn The good lessons Iaashi
70 me BY nv mother, / should not To-
Day be on this keAfoid-
God have merry on ms- Itr1Iy ask
pardon Of The widow and orphans Of
M Hughes, and Of my faIbsr and
mother, and Of those / have offended in
general respectfully thAak the
priests Who have opened my eyes to Lhs
liKhL and langhE me good Lessons, and
l also thank all The persons who have
treated me kindly the time Was in
ALL
HETiag ooneludsd his remarks GOetz
took his ssAt again, and
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DRY GOODS!

A LII OF WHICH ARE wAREASTyn
- g rePTeasntsd, and EoOEn VIII rssSES--S
% Al, cheaper than any other hoass !. -
city, n The following FCtna E1 EaOE
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J II GALLOWAY A co
". {. WARDS SEMINARY
YOUNG LADIES,
Nashville, Tenn,


TUE largest private school for Young
j ladies Ia til. State The huilding
has every modern appliance, and is ea.
ce'lcd by lew, II any, IN the North. Il.
furniture Is tho newest, and embraces,
besides Apparatus and Cabinet OF M,o.
erals, mn Organ, n Harp, Guitars. and
hitc-n new Pianos The teachers have
been selected for capacity, experience.
aud social position The course is a.
comPlete as any school in the North
and VIII, If time Is taken to master il.
qualify the pupil for teaching.
Ia Music, Drawing, and Painting.
only the masters are employed. sper,si
attention Is paid Ia manners and health
v nh family Of over on. hundred. the
Principal has 30, spent twenty five Dol.
lars for medicine the current wear.
French taught and spoken BY native
tschers. Latin and Grs~k given 10 all
Without charge. Expenses range from
800 tn no per year
The Principal refers 10 tho Editor Of
thi. paoer, To sam. y. Mc~-iey, Jefferson,
70 Judge Donlsy, Tyler, AID Gel. j T.
Camp, Uilmer, Tessr.
- The next sss.ioo will oren Mon.
day September Ind, 1887.
W " WARD, Priacip.I
Asrshall, June !, 81 n4o-s.o.
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MRS. ELLA J. CARTER,
A lDED by competent assistants, de-.
"A string To locate permanently in
Marshall NJ a teacher, will open school
on Monday the 18th inst in the house
recently occupied by Miss 4. NJ. Bur.
ton. The first term consisting Of two
sessions, Twenty weeks each, at tho
following rates per session, payable in
currency, one-half in advance.
Orthography, Reading aud writing tl5
Elementary Arithmetic, Geography
and English Grammar, 20
Tho above with Higher Arithmetic,
Algsbra, Modern aud Ancient
I History, Natural Philosophy,
Watts on the Mind, Mental Phi
losopi.y, Rhetoric, Composition,
Chemistry, Physiology, Mytholo-
gy, Msteosology, Astronomy, Log
ic, Moral Science, Geometry,
Trigopometry and Latin, %
French, 10
Incidental Zee. !
Students charged from time Of en-
trance ~ close OF session. Deductions
osly in casas Of prosrsoted illness.
Aug TO- 81. n2lw.
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sd A SO MIC
FEMALE INSTITUTE
MARSHALL. TEXAS

THE neat session will commence the
l asss Monday in September, with =
corps af gsed and expsriesced teachers
Nm. 0Aham who has chats.c Of the
nssic department., Ia truly worthy sad
veil qualified. Tuition at former rates,
payabls In currency; half in advance,
q ~ clos Of each nonth
Il u very desirable, that pupil. should
eonmsDss with the 6sut Of the session
yet they will only be charged from the
time they enter Deductions made for
protraeted sickness. Hoard can be had
with soas Of tho best families in the
city. ODE
Parents and Guardians will be Ger
taia 70 ssssliscs tho 1T Monday ie Sep.
ssnhas, 81 ssaA u yosr daughters and
wasds.
T. H. WILSON,
4ss President
Asgsta ., 1887. nl;4w.
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COOKING STOVES.


PRICES OF LUMBER.
THE following synopsis embraces lise
l Of thr prices Of luasss at ths several
mills ot the undrnigped psopristcss. ID
Hsrisoe coauty. Te1aa
IT, pssces an a. . specie haats. IN
eavfescy will b. taken st IL msrhet valse.
snd oil nl1 ass 70 b. sasA
All pies lumber under IL fcsl lonr, go
bsswscn 0 iochss snd II isches W.,
o"e ioeA os ~ thick, PER n. go. spsess
rate over 20 irst long, OF over rs inchss
vhe. " uod~r q inches vide, os snail rip
pad ianher, PER N. cas-
Split lumber, sach - weather hoard,
viii BE- counted eide With eass added.
Sossuias. lsss Than by 4 inckss, Will
b ccsatsd per foot. liacsl neasur~.
IAabe- 4 by% inchss quar~ aod ovss
vii " counted board msassr~. alsu
plank over Inch thick rough chs~, pr
NJ. Iiasal messars. ol2 30.
Lynn, gum, maple. red, pest, aud vs>ss
oak. saws Into scsntlIae. or otheswiss.
PVT ~. 90 10
fiiek@y. white OAK, ssh. esd wslnss.
per N e35 %
BUTLER JOYCE / co.
WHALEY / COLEMAN,
JAS. n. CURTIS,
d. McPHAiL,
JP WlTnERHPOON.
~ w. lan w. shove.
Ooa. ~, 1855. liM
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O. Brownlow ~. Brown neville. Hay
wood county, Brownlow 800 Esheridss
l22--nll the votes not counted Out
The telegraph gives an extended
account Of the Republican Couven ton
at Richmond, Va, held on the 10,
inss, at which there was great excite
ment At an early hour tho neigh.
bosAood Of she African church was
filed by about three thousand black
awaiting the opening of the doors.
The streets were filed with others
coming to the plaee Of meeting.
Only about 6nyo the white dele
gates sppan,ed by the Cobnb meet
'nE' were present a. The opening.
The meeting was stormy, owing to
the TACT that there seems 70 be kins-
Guilty in the republican camp ,Ae
notorios~' hunnycuu heading ono
party, and John Minor Bolts H.
other. Nothing was accomplished
the first day Tho Convention after
kicking up u row generally finally
adjourned till the next day.
The Surrast trial, We presume. has
concluded but the result il not yet
known, The meagrs accounts Of its
progress afford nothing Of ssikcieut
interest, as we conceive, of being
copied.
Hs.asoxs, Aug The cva,sssiou
reassembled In the square 1t Ten o lock,
about !, 900 present. Dr. Bayns, color.
cd, Of Noeehik, moved that, = ~ wGk
OF the eoavenuon was finished. b now
adjourn sihe die. Ut
Mr. Hunnycuu opposed the motion,
but il WAS carried. s 80
The convention then resolved itself
into mass meeting, aud was addressed
by John N. Bots, who also sead MI nd.
dress 10 the people, and platform,
which, being submitted to the meeting
for IL safsloensat, wins withdraw, the
opposition being violent Mo-
CnARLnsros, Aug Gen. Siekles
has removed tho police Of Sumter for
alleged maltrentmcnt Of blacks and in
efficiency, liz appointed two oolorsd
and ono white policeman TO succeed the
late incumbcnts.
Several Of the freedmen who emf.
grated hence to Liberia last year have
returned, bringing very Encouraging
accounts. Letters from those who 70.
main in Liberia are to tho same pur-
port, advising southcrn freedmen against
further emigration,
New YoRx, Aug 6-Money un.
changed Gold closed steady at iiOta
l40R
Aug 7, noon---Cotton quiet at 29c.
Money strong at 8 Zee Gold liOt
PKsrn, Aug 3--Thc election Of Kos.
s9th to the Hungarian Diet, froia We'll.
zen, causes alarm among tho conscrva-
live Hungarians, Who fear lis extreme
views may disturb the existing agree.
meat with the Emperor of Austria.
DvnLiS, Aug. 6.--Thirty Fcnians
have been convicted IN Tipperary,
LOUISVILLE, Aug additional cleo
ton returns confirm u democratic Veto.
ry Throughout, the State The majority
is now estimated at over sixty thousand
Hon J, :, Gailaday, the democ satic can.
didate for Congress in the third district,
To MI the xncAucv oornsionad nv tho
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The HaNchero IF the 18th 0ANus
Col Miguel I.oper, die t,,;tor, after
selling Naximilisn and his Geueral.
went "a P.shln 70 yisit His vife. His
reeeption was dec idedlv cold. His. wife
advanced 70 meet him, leading their
little son by tho hand. and addressed
him thus Sir, hers l. your son We
cannot cut him in two tske him. You
are . bass coward and tfaitor. You
have BETRAYED your country and your
beuefsetos. From this hour ws arc
strangers, for shall this day retire 10
nv family Go"
Tho same paper says the number Of
70. gness executed by EscobSdo At Gan
Jacinto was 100; the number Of pris-
oners executed by bias, At Puabla, il
officially reported by him At 81; but II
is charged that two or three times that
many we're butchersd informally during
the surrender and tho two following
dnv. Twenty executions took place
ut Queretaro, including The Emperor,
and il il asserted that the elLsiou OF
blood il : daily occurrence theirs, Ono
hundred and sixty oaiccrs remain in
coni,nement all Of whom. II il under
stood. will be shot
The Ranchero saws that an order from
Ju.res. sending al, traitors 70 the States
in which their treason wa committed,
for txecutiop. grsatl, increases HE BOD.
ularity aud assure. 6is election 10 tho
Presidency.
Itckore Tho Empcror death he order
cd a sale Of effects 10 paw OH laborera
about hi. house Dia. since thu .ale,
has directed the seizure and cousscs.
ton az ali such property, wherever il
NAV he
IN. sauna paner Of the 2,3d has an NJ,
tract from a latter writtcn ty An inteiij-
GENT and reliable A meric.u It IAN Luis
fotasi. which aavs.
Juarer by hi. time must haze reach.
ed the c.nisal Int /, already ,srround-
ed by enemies, and very likely will soon
be besisEsd- Tho execution Of such
Men - M,ra%on, "eJ'., .", .a M ~.
Jo.re. ..r.o. eon,rol Gen, Carlos
Mirsmon, bssther of the murdered Gen.
Miguel Mirsmon IS in the mountain. !.
near ~ s ~'eae a s.s"e ~ va az "e. ~. :" ~
ins ~. ,sry devil y.n.r.IIy uo !.
.s,d IN Ia i.csiv;n, scrc,.i6n. ~ hi,
s ra,u NJ =. ~. :" an iIy .,ou.. Win hrr.
md raridly sosmsntinr lorcs. l. far.
her .au,h in .Ls Tern Cslisn,s Ke.
MORT. are ! on,inv in from III ousrter 81
Mexican. ring 10 nyenss IT, deaths of
th.;, d,s,{r,,i,hA NJ I.sdsrs ,surAsvrd M
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Dissolution Notice.
THE sopastssssAip heretofore esist-
j ~ bs6uesa Ne anAsssiened, uader
he s>5b u ID Vel 4 Co, bookseller,
s>a6sesss, h., y this day dissolved BY
nutsal eoassaA In Consequence Of the
vithdrawal II I. r D. Val from ths
asn. ~ bssinsn viii hsssaltes b. ear
risd - by =. r. Cptsass, u w. old
s1asd, As sssaoiae Ill liabilities snA
axrssing 10 ss1lle II slaias
+. X. DuvAL
Z. r COTTRAUx.
Juae 81, 81. nl7-3t
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t' NEW
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY |

Opposite The brine House,)
WAkRE all kinds Of SUNLIGHT
w P1Crl hIs are made in the best
style known 10 tho Photographic Art a,
prices to suit the times.
Four elegant Lifelikc
Carries dc Nisite Pictures,
made md delivered in few minutes a-
well in cka,ly ~ in fair weather, and
are considered superior 10 all other. for
one dollar ri :. LYNN'S GALLERY,
Aug 10, 1901, n2tf
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SHitEV EPOR'T

t'IItEs Nfh
ICE MANUFACTURERS co.
Geo. Williamson. President.
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS.
J. h. Lewis, Tucker and rhuFmoaj,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Stacy and Poland
DRY GOODS GROCER ES ETC.
u. and b Jacobs. Puts aud fhsysr.
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC.
Tbompsos NORRIS and o.. General Msr
chand'zc and Cotton Factors.
DRUGS &c,
white and Co.
HIDES, PELTRlEs, WOOL, &c,
II. H. orion and Co.
COTTON FACTORS.
Battle and Dcty.
FORW ARDlNG AND COMMISSION
John N, Hose.i.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS BY y. =. II.
Jack Wharton. Lancaster Darkss and
Naples.
LAWYERS, SHREVEPORT.
Jouss aud Harri-s. Hicks and Hall,
Jacket LINE or BOATS.
Aabsna and Sationsi. Steamer Caroline
Rcd aver Pocket
COTTON FACTORS.
d B. aAnsin. Battle and pc.y.
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Window 0lann.

Window Glass.
+. JUST ssssl.sd BY A. Bsass, . lssgs 10
q II ~ esaltey hsCsllys wisdsw
0losa The bsst bsaa1 b Ne UsiasA
6ta1es ed Ne A~sse hsa bssskaes.
4lso . choice ~ u Iaaps, Lass
ehlnssys, esal oil, To-, vhiek will -
soA - ~ lovsse 1essss ascending b
eoa asd ssalhy ever sGsrsA h this
,nastst, BY
4. sEARA
july ~ 1871. ustaza $50
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IngelssolS Cotton Presses,
Portable 4 Stationary Steam Engines,
SM.My\s M~eM>Ms~,
AAW MILLS.
COLEMAN'S CORN MILLS,
IL on Axle 0OA ThDna BILE Nkoiu
w A 90 n S.
THRESdIu0 MACHINES,
COOKING STOVES, &C.

WE have a very large stock Of all Of
w the above for sale at our Brick
Warehouse At the Depot where 10
horse portable steam Engine is constant
y in operation and purchasers can hnve
IN opportunity Of testing the cotton
gins or any other machines.
l.. &. DeLilse + Go.
Aug 10, 1867. n2f
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Advertising Index.
MARSHALL.

u. u. Gregg Co., stn&letOu oe4ofl
u Martin, II. calkwarA Co n hasss
1 pil.bory. klgh, 4 ks.lsy. g. II. Dsvt.
Co, Myer. Lopez A CO MI, Hswiey 4 Co.
ochillrse a Ilsviey r. A. Harris. l.. q. d.
Li-le and 60.
DRUGGISTS.
sfsnk T. Wood o. o. Grsxes Co. A. Sears
J. n lancaster
HOTELS
Capitol Hotel
PHYSICIANS.
| Dr. H. = Wih.r-pase. Drs. yohnsoa 4
Gr',n, Dr. : tasse III. j. y Ksd', d. =
| DENTISTS
johnson A Slaughter, J. u. ruili..
Law l,ERS
FrazstA Gregg. .eoff~ Lane ihlik Lsgisy
| John y Williams. joan iske. @. y. Ilp.comb
Wilson. A Aviset, Hall A farmer Pope
s'cadmAn Pope. Il. l.. High,cW~t. Al tiJ.-
\ iiu Fie.ds.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
u. u DAVIS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
J. v. k,n- 4 Co.
WATCH MAKERS.
David NJ fhaii, A. \. kobfor.
PiiorOGRAPHlST>
". NJ. Bruce.
BARRIERS
Augustus Frank
SCHOOLS
Masonic Female Institute Mar.hall unlvsr.
nifty, independent. Mia klisa Burton. Mr,
torbcy aud Ms Noeng, do.
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
W II Garter.
HACKS AND DRAYs.
T. NJ. Malkin.
LIVERY STABLES
buck In connection with CAp,soI Hotel
% Mammoth, MAJOR iradheld.
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
DuvAl A Go,
UNDERTAKEN
g. q. Gregg.
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
y. u. Davis a Co,
NEW ORLEANS.
A. u. Cri.woa 4 Co. Jewelry aud Fancy
Goods.
u. y, Pinrt, Fancy Goods aud trmm,nss.
Crescent cry tobacco ~o.k-.-M Mayer Broth.
err.
pclben Commercial college,
CONFECTI0NARY.
Esracs, iufpini Q. II. Miller aud Co
SOAP.
$. IIcs-e. Ast and Commission Merchant.
DRUGS ETC.
y. Z. Daeongc, W. Is. sherrcr, q. N. Nor.
rison.
MACHINERY, COTTON GINS ETC
Knight a Go.
rho- b. Rodley a Co.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
Leon Pierre Co.. lnportrrs
SILKS, RIBBONS, 4 FANCY GOODS
Perkins 4 freedlandcr.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL.
l.. Grune~aid
GENL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Perkins, s~enson & Go. N. q, Swcnson,
Perkins, 4 Go. n Y.
WHOLESALE GROCERs
schnder 4 Zuber,ior.
v. J. Hart sud Co.
Tate Co,
SEWING MACHINE.
wilcox n Gibbs. ". =. H.ndrick 81 Canal
WHOLESALE FISH MERCHANTS
=, u. Moody A Go.
SADnLERY.
N, ". Smith Hotter, Peterson fcaner.
CLOTHING, ETC.
l.. wsliyons Tbns, G. Pagan.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
iIossrd rully, p N Harkey 4 Co. J J.
i.usk, II Ware 4 Sou. Brooks, Nc Donald 4 Co.
Webb Polk A Co. +. j Heron. Dean Adam.
4 Gen, W. J iloh.ou, itawiias A hurreil,
Warren, Crawford 4 Co. r. n Scott 4 Co,
Ho~ser, Pfothro Co. ,ober, Atwater, q Co.,
john Phelps 4 Co., Logan, soniai 4 Ciai.
borne. Job1 r. Nance 4 Co.. Peters and Pace.
GROCERs.
H. J, Hart Co.. llas-cy aud Stevens, A rthar
stone A 20, Geo. W. ByrDe 4 Co Grimm !
Porch.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
North, bush and Mason, Il. stnrxeneggct.
DRY GOODS.
Moore . Hereford,
STEAM ENGINES & BOILERS.
v. N. ivens.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
John Henry and Co, Page. Psel. A Mo-
ran, Everett Lane.
FOREIGN A DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Bushee and Cenney.
CARPET WAREHOUSE
A Borosesa And Co.
CATTLE, HOGS, a SHEEP
Peters. Pace and Andrews all Tsxa. men,
aud reliable
COAL OIL, LAMPS. ETC.
ilillA vcazie.
HARDWARE AND NOTIONS.
slocomb, Baldwin, 4 Co, II. j Mullsn.
BOOksELLERS
Bieiock and Co.
DRY GOODS.
Acstca and va!ue, v, Hebcrt, ". G. Ton
kins and Co., u. ". Baneket aud Co.
MATCHMAKER
II. H. buckley
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HACKS AND DRAYS!
y. N. MurIKIN

y y. NJ. MuLkIN,
u ETURNs his thanks TO the citissns
IL and business nea Of Marshall, sad
vicinity, Tor the liberal patronage hithes.
to cx,eoded to him. and desires 10 inform
them that be ID nov hiiy licensed. and
prepared, with
WACNA ANN ONAVN,
10 serve then II short notice. end NO ths
most removable terMs
Jan. 8, 1867. 21-v
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New Advertisements
w. F.. SINGLETON
Auction and Commission Merchant,
AND
tlkALDAI GnENsfr

AND
GENERAL AGENT,
MARSHALL, TEXAS,
Consignments Of Merchandise re.
specially solicited Receiving and for.
wardine attended to promptly.
RaYsRESCgs--G. q. Gregg a Co, 7.
A. Harris, Marshall, Stacy 4 Poland,
Shreveport; Walker 4 Fisher, NJ. JEFF.
Thompson, New Orleans John \. Barr,
~ Louis, No. Geo. Bacon, Hannibal,
Mo. os;u
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q u n = u or.
EtTH-slDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,
MassAall, Texas.

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u kBPkCrFULLY sanoxssss 10 BIZ
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y, tAas - hes moved hh GUN snOp
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whsss ~ saa 'Asss III wsst 10 Is
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JEFFERSON.

BAtcman Bro, Commission aud Wholesale
Merchants.
J. { Pres and Co. Wholesale prugKtst~.
T. " Gardner aud Co. dealer 10 6tspis And
Fancy Dry Goods.
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j. A. BRADEIELD.
AUSTIN STREET,
End Door East Of Mammoth Lirery
Stable, .. ,y.
: now IN receipt aud receiving a com.
i pleie and weil selected stock Of
GROC ~ RI Ew, ~ f}
Consisting in part Of lft
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Canvasssd iisns,
breakfast and Clear Side Bacon,
Lard, Molasses, Golden Syr,r,
salt, Candies, soap, Mack
ereI, OyN-rs, HAr,i = az
dimes. Candies, 90 RI al
Pickles, f.nnI
ketehup Sauces,
Vinegar, Mustard,
Pepper, Ginger, Whhksy,
Spices, Br~ndy. Wines Porter,
Ale, Brandy Fruit, smohiag asd
Chewing Tobacco, Cisarr, sauf, Pow.
der, Shot Lead, Cap~, Nails, Tabs,
uokcts, Brooms etc, etc
Fresh Corn Meal always ON hand.
lie 10 prepared to scll - cheap ~ ths
cheapest and hopes by fair dsaiing ~
strict attention 10 business " merit .
share Of the public patronage.
July 90 1887 RI sagM
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I. O. O. r..
John n. Gibson Lodge, No. Is,
- AEEis every Monday night,
at their Hall, on Austin street
- hrother- in good standing are
invited To attend.
y. MuLkI\, Nc
A. FR,>Ns, Secy
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Ahcse yos have our authority To act
US O~n1 Agents los the ARROW RE
We desire 10 establish good and reliable
Agents 10 every cotton enunty IN the tth
laternsI ftssenpc District, including ~
seanties In Eastern T,Ns,. Sub agents
will he furnished The ARROW TIE. al,
ssch prices M will Enable them TO succ,-
fully comats with the ia reps liz, and
Esake . hsndssns psAt, while At the
ssac tics Il e,s,s ,ix cotton ssos~,
MUCH LESS, sDd viii leave = hai,sis,,me
asassiu compared with rope Proof, rot~
y worth today in Mes Orisaas 1877
cash, and ~ ar now -iline HERE tIx
Arrow Tie st i3is cash, and DE tie I,
each viii weigh about !. NJ To recon
nesd tAs Anow Tk " us<lUa, - IL 10
ooiy necessary 10 exhibit u to practical
IRE. Who vii at oae- appreciate il Nd
vssssxn over ropr u, i cheaper. doe.
not require eas nj thu ,iss 10 sAius, !, :,
snd ~hen adjusted Ia 10, suhtct to sis<tch
iaS. and 10 'ssch preferable In case
Ils great merit IL It's ehsapae~-seat
~ durability. It's unescesassy to spssh
Of ~ nesits. II osly ssstb u y sseu 10
be appreciated aasi brought iato ssasssl
We hsvs kamplk Ths vAieA eslI b
isaisAsd I'll Sub As+nts, vhleA will FULLY
Msstssts oil sdvsstAsss - Dssssesscss
sisissed ~ |, over oil oshrr ~
All oedsss aAbssassd 70 ~ st Mssshsli
gill have Deo0pt attention The sfrcisl
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0eldsa 1uls xneanpment, No. 10,
-, !. d ., r., meets Mt their Hall
lon Austin street on tho lst and
- 3rd Thursday nights in each
month Brs<hsrs ia good standing are
invited to attend.
n :. ALLEN, G. p
A. HARrRANYr, Scribe.
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EMENY'S COTTON GINS,
With Condenscrs