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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

Concentrated Extract of Rye.
This article distilled in the Cumberland FaieV
from selected Rye, by peculiar process Ii Is sofa ny
all grocers and druggists c. A. Richards & Co.. ~
Washington street, Boston, largest Retail WINE ana
Spirit House in America.
Age End Quality.
Are the two Important requisites Tor good bou'o"'
wEiskey. The Golden Sheat Bourbon has both. T. a.
Richards & Co.. 90 Washington Street Boston, larges
Nine aud Spirit House IN America.
Purest and Best.
For all purposes for which Holland Gin is useful nse'
Dunsters London Dock Gin. Ii is very finely 'vored
and quite did and good hef,re shipped London
C. A. Richards & Co., 90 Washington Street, Boston
rgest VIA. nj Spuri House in America.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19
N1INDEAM COUNTY

johnny O'Brien. stable boy at the Island
House, Bellows Falls, has been arrested
for knocking down the wife Of the landlord
in drunken row.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

lnflrmatilni is wlntoI Of Mr. Amos HINES
If Lincoln a-cl about $. who left his home
ABOUT Two weeks ago. lie took with him
ms sleigh. a Srey horse, and some bedding
He Is stout bdiIt- dark com lcxi5n and had
on when Fast seen a dark cap Fears are
entertained THAT Ire was temporarily insane.
Any information may be sent to p l.. Bris-
toll Esq, Of Lincoln.
On Wednesday last two men. named
Charles frudo and Frank Rubin, while en-
gagged in qulrrying stone, at the Powers
lime kills in Whiting. were. bv a premature
discharge Of blast, thrown some ten feet
into the air and injured so severely that
doubts are entertained Of their recovery.
bENNINcToN COUNTY.
NORM BENNINGTON boy about II
wears 81 age. named Barns, was frozen T.
death last Friday night. in d. Hunter u GO. :
barn, near that village. where he went to
spend the might.
Ge'. Aibro, Of Bennington, while aJ work
in the Machine Works. Thursday ct last
week. received a severe injury from piece
OF steel fl ing OFT tue work on which he was
engaged. and striking his eye.
on account of the heavy snow storms the
roads between Woodford and Whining ton
were rendered impossible last week. The
late Saturday night
caLEDoNIA COUNTY.
CUISINE AND SwEABIyG. We have a
statute which provides that :. if any per
r1n who has arrived at the years Of discretion
shall proianely curse or swear" he shall, Il
convicted be fined not more than five dollar;
nor less than one dollar. One Loren Ran
dali. OF Danviiic, recently violated this stat
ute ~ profanely speaking to a sheriff whc
was engaged in the lawful business of attach
ing his goods, chatteis estate, = and tho
sheriff not fully approving of an address.
loaded with such prJiane expletives, caused
The said Randall to be brought before one
Pearl justice Of the peace il Lyndon, OF
complaint of States attorney Belden, TO an
-wcr Tor the ofense. whercupon, the Hn1or
says, the magistrate decided that Randall
was a resident of Danville, and consequently
acquitted the respondent. How his residence
could have affected the question, we doa t
quite see but perhaps the justice proceeded
~ he ground that - t. curse or swear eithcl
Was not an oflense in Danville, or that Lyn
Ion magistrate had NJ jurisdiction OF an,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19
III IIVotiINO u
SIMEON IINMAN.
SHADRACH OSBORN.
Aug. 9Th 1871. Reed. for Record


RUTLAND COUNTY
Hon. Barnes Frisbie, of Poultney, has
been appointed Court Auditor in place of
Hon. John Prout, who has been elected
Judge Of the Supreme Court
Mr.. Elijah Bradley, one of the most
respected citizens of Dandy, was found dead
On Monday OF last week, under tree which
ne had been telling lie leaves wife and
two children.
The house Of Mr. II. l.. Briggs, Of Rut-
land, caught fire one evening last week and
the roof was mostly burned off. The next
morning his barn was discovered to be on fire,
and was not cxtinguished till horse, COW,
and four valuable sheep had been sufocated
with smoke. Loss $1,000: partially in
sured.
On Monday Of last week, negro in the
employ of Hiram Lincoln of Dandy, was
found asleep in a snow bank, with his hands
and feet badly frozen. lie was properly
cared Tor and will probably save all his
limbs lie had been drinking
The agents sales Of liquor in Rutland
County since May ist of last year, average
less than one-third Of Il gill per month for
each inhabItant in the county.
Vt the last session Of the Supreme Court
ut Rutland, twenty-four bills of divorce were
granted: four for adultery and the rest tor
lntolerant severity and desertion.
\ census OF Pittsford for The year 1867
shows that there were SO brit in the town
during the past year, II Of whie we're males
and IL females The number 0i sarriages
during the year was l6- The u ttbcr OF
deaths y.
ACCIDENT A lad named Shennet, q as
Teton. received q severe cut with .jack
knife in the hands Of another boy, a few
days ago. The knife went completely through
tho arm. He is doing well.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

w sere- wIth ve.sts. II. T. Bradford & 10 the
f-reIo.ns Z .rfiucate-
.. K. GRAVE,
Pr Isl Nal onal Bank Bennington.
iUFNtA ~ ANjF AClUkING 90.
GRAVES, kOOc - CO.
ii. BINGHAM
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-02-19

Persons desiring Tickets where there a gents
dr. - The Seurcrsrs. IL ItSHMAN
hrnnInEoa VI, they wilt receive duy isteres
iickeis ty return mail.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21
Tributes Of Respect

Wa ,hc uember. of the bar with
main and sadnsss. announce the death
Of The Hon " II OcuurRrr q, his
residence in the city of Jefferson. in the
month Of December last
Tho members of the bar respectfully
submit, tina, The long continued public
services of .ac deceased we're such. in
die Rc,u,,fic and state of Tex.s and in
Tho Gr,t congress nj Tho Confederate
states. showing tho confidence of the
nennlc In him in his nunerous rc. on..
!. lr rublic relations both in peace and
.nr ,ho, !, ia suitsble and nroper that
our feelings should be expressed in open
Court and that your honor preside over
the uroeeedipes Ia hc had in thi. matter
a.. ons deenesf r,grct
.Ldeo oebiltreo MS n Statesman. was
o,cn bold and defiant in the expression
of his yiews-uceer Welding principle
for newer or peace
IA Indge he was firm decided and
unti,nt Ia hear the cause presented,
bnwover small tbe amount in contro.
ycrsv and however obscure the Attor.
nav: of ,be PARTIES counl iusti ,e and an
- aAn,i,,is,rn,inn ~ Tho Law were his
~ ~ &C.
a. on A,,orncv his nleadincs were
a,curat. and pres.nt,d tho issues in the
case with clearncss perspieuity
AZ nm advocate, he was original clear,
forcible, demonstratiyc, and eloquent
Asa husband and parent, his kind
ness to his family was proyerbial But
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Young Men and Boys.

gol. +. :. Bass, Virginia Military
Institute, President and Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Science.
Cant. W p. Hudgins. University
of Virginia, Professor Of Ancient Ian
gaeecs, History, English Literature, ac'
Aided by Competent Assistants.
frHE design of this School is to giyca
Thorough preparation for amy OF the
nlyanscd CLASSES of College, or to take
those students not prcparing for college
through n course Of accurate mental
training and general information that
shall NJ them to enter st once upon the
practical business Of life
The President has observed, with
feelings Of modification and regret
too general deficiency il the method OF
instruction pursued in the Schools Of
our country. This want Of thorough
mes. in teaching saperindnces in the
minds Of the student an aversion 10 in
te!lectual effort, and discouraecs him
from that constant perse,crIng, and sys-
,ematic study which is essential 10
full development of his mental powers.
In order to obviate this laxity in mental
discipline, and to furnish the students
Of Marshall University the highest ad.
van,ages, no teacher will be allowed
more than thirty pupils in his depart
ment, and will be required to devote hls
undivided time and attention to their
7s---remsnt
" na,evet a.~s ~ .. rasa''e' = go
niis IN ..y asA4li, 81 !. whatever man
ner elasscd, a long axpcr.eie" has 'nIiy
satisfied the President that no tenchnr
can do Justice to more than thirty pupils
in all their studies.
In this view, he is sustained by the
best educators Of the country and
this course Is not pursued, the patron
will be humbugsed, and the student
wronecd in matter Of paramount I'm
portance 20 Moth
Pupils win be received at any time
and charged from date OF entrance to
close Of session
rgaxs-Pcr session of isc months,
SIS, $40 S25. aud $50. (currcney,) nc
eording to the degree Of advancement
ofpupil
French, spanish, and German textra}
slo per session =,
Monday, the It'll day II September next
and Il Is desirable for all STUDENTS to be
prssen. with the first Of tic ss~-ion
Heard with teachers Of the institution,
and .aition, including all charges, u 10
Al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21
MANSFIELD 4 nloekE'S
Texas Tonic Syrup,


Every ut~rnsr IT. cure.
th ws.s know .,.' tnf the power.
mi mineral lnef sr fq'ru'iy nd
mh eic4l in 0r'1o -iI ricrmiii.nt
AID hi|fHf frr'NW wv ~ wee o. pfil
ou b, The erreiru'tm a. ihc i's'ris's
lhemse'vs white hIro m''m =, efu"r.
alb low aod plc4l iHf ih0if n ci-
eyum scaht Il M y. W fIa f'ts ha..
arl .. uulDt INl ritf .nfH g Nrot
be usal with nny NfIoA io sNhfy. ~
espi nfdl f'r dit,i on N rNtsiciin,
anil in ihs g r.ors Nhcrc lcvci sod Arn
L llious Fesrl. ''hil + vct Dumb Aeuc.
and their tinArcd complaints chiefly pre-
val medical mfn az or nnss Few H'ii
fAr between, AMI mejica a'l,icr nlrf-t
unoh'alnablr II " obvious therefore that
preparation like the Texas Tonic Syrup,
prompt aud CERTAIN ip It's action as a Gu.
rative, and equally 10 be relied upon ns a
preventative Of these maiadics--must he
Of priceless value In the valley Of she Mis-
sissippi. or wherever else they may exist.
The comr,ou cansc Of all remillcnt aHd
intermittent ieycrs is the mephi'ic yspor
or masma oyaporaied by HEAT from he
sol. OK rom The safiaec OF staguan' "a.
tcf and II is Usually when tlo iurid
warmth ii summer has ptostratcd The sys'
tenn and rendered Il incapable Of contend.
inS ,noige'l'al'y WIN disease. mat 'he
attack comcs on, JAY, August, scplem'
o,r' ana ocinp' ~ are the months curing
"h'eh al oi'I'ons complaints "o mos'
common an most Nioont ~" organs
immediately Affected " fes,r ana Nsae,
a'd in't 'm,''eo's ana h'in''eshr, NJ. VOC
Liver ne spine Tue stomach nnd Ma
heY pen e"eh ana u" OF 'h's' o'ssas'
We .Ns ionie syrup acts sl~',uoaHy,
pgu"''hg ana e"h'to'ihg ,ho no" :"
h''e' preventing OF renewing mat enlarge
mcht OF 'he spleen SHOWN as inc aRne
tnke' s'rens'h,np Tue h'R'sufe po~er
hhd fehoVlnp 'ho'r S'''r' P''us oi "e
BACK wh'ch "rlte nom 'hN '"rp'aty "
Inflammation OF W, Nuin'!s' Meo'ea'
men OF acknowledged o'hin,hre pFrsofi's
r'u he'r practice and u rsp'u'y 'u
perscd'hg al o'he, preparations US Class
throughout lhe west, southwest, ana
Sonh' No 'smily n-hihs 70 any see'''',
SUBJECT =" we Nsiat'ohs u hen' hiH'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

lfAA-s
Tho Undersigned, merchants u Marahall,
rexas, have read the foregoing circular,
and on,lare Il in every particular The
rc1ss Rppnhliexn hss hees iradyAg paper
In Texas ftr upwards of 'sish,esn years. has
a wide circulation, and enjoys with ,ts Pro
prictur, tho confidence and friendship u the
paopi, ~ the State. We recommend tho pa
pe. 10 nur friends as an excellent advertising
medium,
Martin n Co. W, y. sinyis,an, Pearson q
pllshury. smith 4 Scott. Hill, Hawicy, Co,
". II. u. Ward. II. u. Lancaster, Vim. NJ.
johnson, II. knight 4 Co., Heinrich \ Hcpp-
ncr. Miller. MeKollcr. A Co, J NJ Wsgpoii.
/. G. Deli~le, Irwyman Womark, Dan.
Myers, John J. Horsu 4 Co, J, II Cxilnwsy
& To-, NJ. tts-enhsin, Loeb a Jones, John Y.
womack. Lee h Thomson, A. N. Duke Co,
fRoa EA-Goy. CIAaH.--I cordially en-
Times aud Kepuhliean are among The best
-'~i'rtps Ia the State ofJcras.
Ia. ,..s,as 10 4 ssnelly the same -izr al
tie jefferson Iitp--. Size " the ri.es i. b.
~, containing ~ columns. II has ais.,s
had large and valuable advertising patron
age, 49,,
The Marshall printing oaoe j. one % 'i'e
most complete aud valuable in the state.
II embraces a large amount II printing ma
t.rial. one II Pottcl's Cylinder Presses,
tnewl and eannart.. with the ortahll-iimrnt
an excellent Job office, The sso y the pa
,,or, and ite character, reuder tho establish
n,ont very d9eirsbln property.
Nearly all 'h9 material In boti, Offices y
new. aud wall .clectcd. The Proprietor
hims,3 is al cid printer, and selected It
b,myef, Primers viii undcrstsnd what IL
meant, hy saying that tn, Office contains All
ostrn quantity a newspaper type. large
f0unis of fancy typo, extra Suits ~ caps,
unsds, Sc, and abundance u Seadr, rules
etc, Co.,
IHr MOUSE
Fronts the equAc, "a thirty feet wida by
slxty.ti,c deep, with Arne gallery in FRONT
The lower room is aseG for a printing ONCE.
There aru thrsc rooms above, a bed room,
stock room. and large, handsome, N.A fnr-
n,.hrd editorial room. The hot II 70 ny 10
feet, aud |. enclosed with good substantial
romeo There Is back gallery, within eight
IT ( which ia All excellent sell of never
.laq water
TIE SCHEME II PERFECTLY FAIR,
A. ~ oac will psv~ise. The character II
ref ranco gi-en in the~e adysrtisng srten.
lr-A viii sAsirfy any reasns.ahse pes~A! II
!. hut - the drawing vii nps tahs r1sas
l. al ID N,th u November. any anr dupt4-
Ing H. ,5.a satisfy himseif by writing 10
Narslail N Jefferson, TO any one u the pew
sons ,amede Keferoncc v siso u,Aai,i 10
No-sn. II. Ware A sou, Fsxs. Peei, No.
ran, @. " Logan, Jr., lsneressor Of Logan
4 Claiborne, and Rawhns 4 Aursii, New
Orleans.
me drawing Will be managed by leading
ci,izsna Il Mpfshsil, mcn II acknowledged
character for nt.griiy who will uublish The
result as szsn As ths dra sing takes place,
The properly IA valued Al ss-rj. W .:
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,I,UE Eouitahl. .,and. ira, and fo,o.
most a,nong III moJ.,n I;Co ..u.
rance Comn.p;e. Chn,tcrsJ !, is5l
for nm UNLIMITED ne,;od !, bns lar ont
.,r;nned Mi rivalry ana oae,, life A..
s,rancs IN Nil nsr.on. IN GOOD hs.l,h
49, a. aoo5 II No, h.,,av ,ar.ns ,Lsn
nny o,h.r Co.,n.nv In H. i'n;,..I sta,es
AttfaciiNe fcathfcS'
1t issues Nil desirable lie, Endorsement
and non .iortciting policies on single
life from $3.50 to t25,o0O. Its dividends
are made annually to policy holders
All i,s profits are divided annually
among tie assured, and may be ased
according to tho discretion Of II. policy
holders in one Of different modes, viz
lst To the permanent increaf- Of sum
assured Ind. To tho permanent reduo.
ton Of the premium ard To the in
creas. of sum assured for one or Il term
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

Motto 81 fisss ksealenseet.
NOTICE il hereby eiysa Inst ]. 2,
II Thsmpsoa. 6asraisa Of the Es<ais
of Judson. Willian bell. asd Noble
Fostsr. minor chiIarsn VI waAs Fsssr,
deceased, has filed with ~ CLERK u ~
Coasty Court II HAssisse Soua&y, ~
saising % Esasass - Asseassd p6sutn.
his Anal acco~st - 0~asaisa u ~ -
,ats Of said minors. rstsrnsbls ~ y
be sc,sd upon ny said Court 81 the Az.
gust Term Of said Court whea so1
where said Guardian will ok - ssss.
reader hi. letters asd ask ftr Sasl de,
charge ~ such when ~ WHOM ~
person. can appear s.4 eeate.s ~ -.
count and settlement, IL they sc Psspee,
\. BLACKWELL, Cert.
~ &. :, nolAsa, U. G
Asgast y -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

rIlE undrrsif1ed having two large nows-
pbisr establishments, and finding that Il in
tdyen ;4Ntnpieh labor 10 manage them both
prpp.fiN. has determined TO dnpose VI one ~
them and concentrate his hF sine.s, On 10
heeiioh, he has thought Il beet a. put them
both up At Lottery leaving the hnitlcr u TIE
flrtnuatr ticket, to make his own ~ulcrtton
Of The ono he thinks tho mori valuable,
Ihcrc arr fcW who desire tu 81 into th.
printing buaise-e Who possess the ngam
H. pas cash down Tor yaluabl. newspaper
establishment. ily selling IN the tnanunr
proposed, this dihcuity Ia uhyiatcd, proving
mutually advantageous 10 the seller and the
fortunate purchaser.
VALUE OF THE PROPERTY.
THIS Is inlly shown by reading the Adsut.
tiring Circular ISSUED during the spring OF
1901 which ". copy below
fic Jefferson Iimos Is Published At
jefferson, Texas, the head II He'd River and
Lab navigation one If Tho mort pro-pot-
ouu elites II tilg Star state It commands
the uuiiro srsdo " Northern Texas and tho
indian Territory. rborr are twenty-five
counties that trade to this point embracing
an aria a. extensive m the cutiry hinta OF
Alabama. and containing large, Intelligent,
industrious. thrifty, onicrpfising population.
lac eNpurts are Wheat, Wool, Cattle, sheep,
n.4a,, and Cotton. The export u Cotton
4 In computed, notwithstanding the short
crop, viii yNceod twenty Thousand bales.
No more prosperous agricultural country
cap be- found within the limits II the United
States, and one holding out greater induce
menss to cmigrapt-. The fertility nf The
soil the che-pncs- # the lands, the yarici,
aud dcarahlo character ~ the prodncis, are
attracting attention abroad. and the country
IN rapidly nliins mp. II has already no IN.
considerable amount u wealth, aud capital
s being directed tp 1t M ant inviting heiG for
successful op, rsiioun. Every county has It's
share Il good schools and oiegNn hcuns II
worship, and that great agent ~ inc.iein
civilization aud progress, he Newspaper, ia
found ia every household.
Tho jefferson Times is one u the
largest and most elegantly printed newapa-
pcr- ~ Tesas, and Commands circulation
pyoI tins large district Of country. II there
fore off,irs Htipci1or inducements 10 adSer-
u.cfs.
II has been the object Of the Proprietor 10
publish paper that would command a state
circulation. and be- welcome sisiior in oy-
vr} household lie has every reason, thus
far, 10 congratulate himself upon his sue
cross.
H. W IOtGHFHY.
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MuhlAv INSTITUTE.
Engllsh and tiMssica1
Male and Female School.
Rev n. ~ MArrHth I.vs~cipAi
Prof =. ". TARhANT, Associate

THE sxersisss Of shis Inssisssios wv
j 10 svs~issd IN Monday, Me Sd u
August, aad sssainus tes W. .choiastia
soatAa- grsa
"Only sssh vsiss sAinptsd y ~ ssc.
sssAsy " shssisA In ~ pspiis' hshis
Of osdss, Regularity, aad isaua1sy.'
lnesiloa, Snsr miiss boueh sost q
GsessvilIs, uphsr esssly, ca wAae 10
kaswa ~ "Nssray l<sasas.' Ths
health 49, nosais II NJ osannsaily.
sussspansA IN Easssss TsaaA ChspeA
an,i hsbbsth sehael psisilsess M god
snd no ailareaenta y viss sssl. n
The bsildisSs arm we'll furnished,
eoanoitoss, ard c.AsfostsLls, esd vsM
ssssaael eus god vaass and shnAs.
A. yssv aslss far faithful issasus-
Ssa n fsesve, Ne ssts. Jsrliss sstweed
~ e~r p0<ress = ssiksisss
kAThH Of TUITION IN xps<fe
one Nv payable h sSssses =
pr;.ssy Ens'i.h branches, 90 -
Higher :" 7" % "
Gsssies sad HkA.r Mathematics, % =
lAsiaeplAl fsss, ssch, ~ ~
No dsdsssoas except in rssas u ~
Sssets4 si4knsss i'N
Dussd cen b. obtei~sd In ths bese
hniilss d 90 ~ mossh
Fos fustAss ppticuhsv, seDly n
~ tRi4slps! ~ t1rsshr
's*~r - ~ afV-2o
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Me of the bride sister,
:, Al the rs6,mage, on the llth inst
Mrs. ;. EfRogers. MIR l.. H. BRY.
by Rey<thens, Texas, and Miss KATE
ANIRErT, Of this place
D. y happy pair were united early in
q morning, and immediately took their
departure for the home Of the bride
groom in the neighboring county Of
Henderson Nay they ever be happy
--Rusk Obscrrr
We join our contemporary in this in
focation We knew the fair b;ide in
ner childhood, and in the garish hours
If girlbood's happy prime A fhircr,
'weotcr ho4er deckcd not Texas soil
In her prairie home, may the sunlight
,f happiness fall with rich cAulgcuce,
rendering her future "a charming ~,
he beautiful landscape that surrounds
her.
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Steam Saw Mill,

Swo NILES AID A MALI
Southwest of Marshall.
THE undcrsigned would inform HE
j friends and Tie public, that Bis
Steam Saw Mil I. nov In saccsssfsl
operation, and he " prepared 70 furs'sh
any A~ount Of lumber 81 tho very 49,
quality, and y low ~ can bs pure Asssd
81 any MIL in The country Hills will
6lled Il the shortest notice
A. times are bard, he will do gsnssa,
bartcring boslnssr, and will tsks II e.
change, at the market price, cnsn ~
der, Esies, oats, chickens, segs. 3ussss,
or almost anything.
Here ia chance 70 buy lunbsr shssp,
on easy terms, ADD warranted - ~ q
tho hest qasitty
r. NYCE.
Arv'i 4 'ss wSs4M
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Marshall Ma sOnpc

FEMALE INSTITUTE.
rTHE Thirty.Ninth Session of this In
/ stitutc will commence on the LIST
Monday in September, 1868, with an
able and efficient corps Of Teachers
The course is ms extensive and complete
as any Female school in the Southern
country 1t is located in quiet,
healthiul, and cultivated community,
and the expenses as moderate as any
school Of the same grade in the United
States
r. y WILSON, D u Prest
Marshall August II, '6s n5-3t
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VaeuH bile T0vso Prstssssy ter
Sale.
4 OFFER far sale the following unip''
] proved town property One lat, 90
the block occupied by Mr. Gee :"
Rains, the buildings. on which were
burned by fire. Two other lots i'm
n,sdia,ely West Of Mrs. Deloys near the
railroad. Also u 10, Of cabinet work
ing to Is For further particular. IN
qaire Of ,.v ,,,no,pu
A.. A a n2-u
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Notice.

fesNk subscviLsy t~hss this nssAed n
! informing his trh sds sWA shs pub
Ito generally, that he has purchased tbs
entire isssrs.t II WIN. HsAdaeld In the
Mammsth Livssy ht~hls, IN Asstin
street, whore hc 'u,ess.is carrying IN 4
general tlvcvy business i'srsoas wish-
ing 10 hire bssai~- assl hesses, sasislts
horses, hacks, wagons drsys, -, csn
bs accommodated HE Oasiksn viii
always BE- in Visiting ~ NE f,spss
on tho. arrival ~ me ears fsoa
shrevsi'cr4, ready " e"nvey pass~n-
sess " Any psvs al the city H0ssss
will bs fsd by she mestA, week, Isy, "
sinsls feed, " reasonable ssass
Dr. A. \. Hss~Art is ny dsly asahse.
iss.i axest WIN will give HE sssAis kisd
attention 10 ne hwssNsss. t.
X. IL lAhsIkOvE
Mavshsll, JaW.svy ~, AZ, ss4tf
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CitattOn ,

- "" ''''~- w ~ ~ 49,
Chssss. Gysetsssl
w IIEREAs oath has this day hsu
w made before mo by \, ~ Hastos..
one of the lirm Of Waskom 4 Wiley. the,
Joseph Williams, T. m. C., IL absent Isosw
the State. 10 that the ordinary psoc~~e ol
law csnSoi be served IN him, You are
hereby commanded hat you summon TN
said Joseph Williams, by making publi-
alton Of this writ In the Texas Republic
can, a newspaper published in the lovs
of Marshall, ios three successive weeks.
to luminous Joseph Williams 10 be and
appear before me ut my once al Joo.s.
vllls, op Saturday, tho Both day n
August, Is6a. 81 10 o'clock a. ", u
answer The complaint Of NAsk.m y
Wiley, IL = Pies Of debt tor the sum o,
tveaiy seven dollars aud niue cents, due
by ascoun. August l7th, 1906.
Herein oil not and due return make oi
this writ " tbs lsw ditscts Given ~.
dot Wy baud this the 7ih dsy Of August.
1853.
s. q. ALEXANDER,
j. +, Of II. q. Beat No, D.
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BvY THE BEST BExF.
Stall Ne. 10 In the Market.

TIVE unEsAsiEnsd have on Aand 1 hi
j of choice, a. bssvss, and viii con.
.inue 70 keep tAs very bsss thsa sss b.
purchased. II good bsef sd aassfsi
attention 70 husJnsss win coWslitste !
nvopey rseennssdssion, thsy may, With
scn6desee. invNs DIVISIONS. '
Thsy rsspsstNsNy sslisis shass u
patronage NJ ~
~ csv>sin V call II No ~ In ~
msstet, whsss e~vooasss wiA always
md sscslIsat bssf
' HILL 4 WiIAUx.
naEsAsIl, Neg ., ~ s<0-H
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MRS {. X CORBEy will resume her
vi school the lrd Monday in
August. "a II in.t.l Rates OF
TuiIInn nor sns.inu of % Mcoka snncle