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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-12-11


Rev. II. II. Fairali, of Iowa City,
preached an earnest and interesting
discourse at the NJ. +. Church, last
Sabbath morning. taking as his text
Rev xviii: 4, S.
And l heard another voice from
heaven, saying, Come ont OF her, my
people, that ye be not rartakers Of
her sins, and that We receive not OF
her plaques.
For her sins have reached unto
heaven, and God hath remembered
her iniquities.
II is generally believed by the
1ea1,ng Commentators and ThcoIo-
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A FABLE.

Once upon time q great while ago,
! A Peacock married a carrion Grow;
The Peacock strutted up and down
and acted the fool, like circus clown;
lie spread his tail like a Chinese fan,
And round and round the barnyard ran
Aud called 20 the Turkeys in his angus
pride,
To come and sec his beautiful bride,
And hear duet, a lovely song,
aEA stay to sup with the grand bon ton.
The Turkeys proud Of the honor shown
As n pig Of his tail, or dog with bone,
And anxious to see the stranger bride,
Ard get square meal of corn beside,
And i!icise her dress and hear her sing.
And have as good time as q child in O
swing,
Assembled all, at the appointed time,
With best bib and tucker, and feathers
prime;
And all were received with great ado
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Peacock, too.
NoHPA'i"Sn1S H"etSAine "Sic Passtu AVOunu,
And, when lice place for each was found
They all sat down fiat upon the ground,
And, with patience decidedly profound,
Waited for supper to he handed around.
An hour passed on, when with bound,
Came Mrs. P's steward. q big puppy hound,
With pieces of flesh from decayed doe,
The favorite dish of the genus crow,
And placing piece before each one,
Went out to bark at the Jennys young son.
"caw, Cav" Gays Mrs. T.. 40, my I'm
awful holler,
Sc pitch iE friends, like hog in the
waller.
And you, dearest F., don't look So glum,
For this is the best dish ever seen, vum.'
Then with her claws, she filled her hungry
nav,
Aud never looked round, and never once
saw,
That her dumfolnded friends with loathing
and disgust,
And with righteous indignation were cen
about .bust."
Now old Mr.. P. was taken quite aback
And shut up his fan and looked awful
black.
But not to make scene lie lowered his
crest
And says he, Mrs. p. my dearest and
best.
let's have our duet, that our friends may
hear
,one beautiful music, to titillatc tho car
,omc, How, Mrs. r., my dear gentle Anna,
,et US adjourn 10 our fine grand riaIner."
When all was ready, they commenced
roaring song,
tut made horrid noise like the rounding
Of gong.
he Turkeys all were frightened and away
they did fly.
nd stopped moi to bid their 7. friends
goodbye.
Moral.
&c moral Of my story is quite plain
enough
all the girls Ind boys thc arc "up TO
snuff.
AEser, yr.
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SHERiE'F"S SALE NOTICE.

DY virtue of an execution directed to me
ID from the Clerk Of the District Court OF
Tama County, Iowa. on judgment OBJ
tanned in said Court on the 18th day OF
September, 1871, in favor Of Balch Co.,
and Billings, Boies & Co.. and assigned to c.
B. Bradshaw, rs plaintiffs, land against 8. D.
Foster; as defendant, for the sum of Four
Hundred Twenty one, Dollars, and Fifty
Gents, and costs taxad at $l.75 and aooru
ing costs, have levied upon the following
described real property, taken as the prop
erty of said defendant to satisfy said exc
cution, TO wit:
The east half Of the northeast quarter OF
Section twenty-four CAY, in Township
eighty-three 1887, Range fifteen O5) West
Of the 5th P. NJ, and will offer the same
for sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, on the 81 day of January, A. D.
1874, in front Of the Court House, in Toledo,
Tama County, ICwa, at the hour Of lC
o'clock Of said day, when and where due at
tendance will be given by the undersigned.
Dated at my Office in Toledo, lama
County, Iowa, Dec 5th, S.3.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
81 SO 81 so Sheriff of said County
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FRoM CHELSEA.

Shaler, station and express agent OF
this place, was married to Miss Ralla
Roe. He returned from his wedding
tour on Tuesday and on I'll urs3ay
he was ruthlcssly torn away from
his yorng bride and sent to-not to
State Prison but to State Centre,
and his wages raised $40 per month
Mr.. Van Duscn takes his place here
as station agent, and Stephen Smith
is acting as express agent.
Two OF the former business men
OF this place have found their lead in
becoming lager beer lists. They keep
model establishment and :heir
motto is +. l.. I. Fresh Lager,
Treaty
The latest thing in literature is an
original romance entitled "Big Fling.
cred Pete, or the History Of Lost
Hammer the publication Of which
is soon 10 he commenced in one of
the Chelsea papers,
Mr. L. J. Finch is preparing to
move his foundry to Traerr,utor OF
the steam Touring mil here disap-
pcared on the night OF the eth Of
last month and has not been seen or
heard from since. The mill is full
Of grists and he had made all prcpa.
rations for running the mill next day;
and as the keys are also missing,
there is considerable cussing and dis.
cusing among the farmers about how
they arc to get their grists out OF the
mill.
Mysterious disappearance have
become common here. About a
year ago G. II. Silverman, Russian
peddler, started out on peddllng
tour, Is was his custom, and has not
returned yet or made any remittance
TOR the payment at his debts. About
the same tirno one A. j. Ransom
started for the southern part of the
State for a load OF apples. lie is per.
haps waiting TOR tho trees to grow
large enough TO bear. He left some
thing for his numerous friends to re.
member him by. Also about the
same time one w. o. Stevens sud-
emily disappeared without taking
time TO settle up. Last spring Edi-
TOR Yarham started out on tho hunt
Of locals and has not returned yet.
About month ago family by the
name Of Roberts disappeared ono
night leaving their household goods
and debts behind.
The report is hero that neither
lama City, Tolelo or Traer is to
be blest with the new party paper,
but that its projectors have found
their Haren at Eureka
Henry Cory, has been appointed
Justice OF tho Peace in Richland Up.
ricc Daniel Forker, resigned.
One night last week constable
Furnas arrested Charlie Ward, the
lost of the Irving House, Irving, for
tealing harness at La Porte
Charley is now paying $50 fine in
he Black Hawk county jail.
CHELSEA, a., Dec. s, '73.
PEnINK.
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KING OF THE BLOOD. Prairie Itch is
caused by q disordered and inactive Liver,
produced by miasmatic poison upon the
system. The King Of the Blood acts Us q
stimulating alternative upon all the glands
Of the tody, especially on the Liver which
is a glandular body and will, therefore, ny
correcting the sccretions and curing inc
Liver, remove in short time this trouble
stme and loathsome disease,
See Advertisement in another column.
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Senate Committeess

The United States Senate last
week elected the following standing
committees:
Privileges and Elections-Morton,
Chairman Carpenter, Logan, An
,hony, Alcorn. Mitchell, Sumner,
Hamilton Md Salisbury.
Foreign Relations - Cameron ,
Chairman; Morton, Hamilton, Howe,
Frel,nghuysen, Conkling, Schurz'
Stockton, McCreery.
Finance - Sherman, Chairman
Morrill, (Vt.). Scott Wright, Ferry,
Mich J, Fenton, Bayard.
Appropriations - Morrill,. Me. y
Chairman; Sprague, Window, West
Ames, Sargent, Allison. Stevenson
Davis.
Commerce - Chandler, Chairman
Spencer, Conkling, Buckingham
Boutwell,, Gordon, Dennis.
Observation-Disclosures. Char
man; Sprague, Gilbert, Fenton
Stockton.
Agriculture-Frelinghu Chair
man; Robertson. Lewis, Dennis
Gordon.
Military Affairs - Logan, Chair
man, Cameron, Spencer, Clayton
Woodlcigh, Kelly, Rawson.
Naval Affairs-Cragin, Chairman
Conkling, Carpenter, Frelinghuysen
Wright, Thurman; Stevenson.
sey, Chairman Hamlin, rerr,
{ Mich. J, Flanagan, Dorsey, Jones
salisbury, Merriman, Hamilton
Nd.
Public Lands-Sprague, Chairman
Windo m, Stewart, Pratt, Osleshy
Wadleigh. Boutwell,, Kelly, Upton.
Private Lands Claims-Thnrman
Chairman Ferry Comm, Fentor
Bayar1, Bogy.
Indian A ffairs-B Buckingham
Chairman Allison, Oslesby, Morrill,
(Me), Ingalls,, Bogy, McCreery.
Pcnsions-Pratt, Chairman; Ferr,
Comm, Oglesby. ingalls,, Pattcrsos
Hamilton (Texas), Norwood.
Revolutionary Claims-Brownlov
Chairman; Gilbert, Conover, John
son, Goldwaite.
Clalms-Scott, Chairman; Pratt
Foreman. Wright, Mitchell, Bou,
well, Davis, Norman. Goldwaite.
District OF Columbia-Lewis, Chair
man Spencer, Hitchcock, Robert
son, Jones, Dorsey, Johnston.
Patents-Ferry (Conn,) Chairman
Window. Wadleigh, Hamilton (Ml
Johnston.
Public Buildings and Grounds
Morrill, (Vt,), Chairman Gilber
Camerson, Stockton, Cooper.
Tcrri,ories-Borcman, Chairman
Hitchcock Crag,n, Clayton, Pate'
son. Cooper, McCreery.
Railway-Stewart, Oh arm a II
Scott, West, Pomeroy, Hitchcocl
Cragin. Howe. FrelinghIysen, Han
ilton Crexas), Ransom, Kelley.
Mines and Mining-Hamlin, Chai
man; Chandler, Sargent, Crozie
Upton, Goldwaite.
Revision of Laws Of the Unite
States -Conkllng, Chairman; Cav
pointer, Stewart. Alcorn. Ransom.
Education and Labor-Flanagal
Chairman Patterson, Ingalls,, Sun
Civil Service ana Tetrenchment-
Wright, Chairman Boutwell,, She
man. Hamlin, Howe, Hamilton Nd
McCrefry.
To Audit and Control Contenger
Expenses of the Sena,e-Carpente
Chairman Jones and Dennis.
Printing = Anthony, Chairman
Howe, Salisbury.
Library-Howe, Chairman All
son. Edmunds.
Engrossed Bills-Bayard, Char
man; Lewis, Cooper.
Enrolled Bills-Ames, Chairman
Clayton
Revision Of Rulcs-Ferry mich
Chairman Hamlin, Merriman.
Levees OF the Mississippi River
Alcorn, Chairman; Clayton, Sch1yz
Cooper.
transportation Routes TO tie Sea
Window. Chairman Sher
man Oonklihg, West. Conoyer, Nit
chell, Norwood, Davis.
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A C0RllIAL INVITATION.

Messrs HURST & GAGE, Fairfield, Iowa,
extend their compliments 70 the public, and
cordially invite every ono to use Or. l..
IIurst's
Anti.Dyspeptic Liver Pills
For the cure Of Dyspepsia and Liver Conn
plant. Long experience has proved it to
be the safest, surest and best pill in use for
the various bilious diseases that prevail 50
extensively. Headache. Indigestion loss OF
appetite, giliness, dimness Of sight, sleep
lessness, and the whole train Of disorders
generally termed bilious, can be cured ny
these pills if taken according to direction
Price % cents.
PERSONAL.
Dr.. L. Hurst's Vinegar Cough Coure has
been used in private and hospital practice
for many years, being pronounced by all
who have used it the best remedy ever OF
fered 10 the public for the cure of coughs
bronchitis. asthma, whoopiag cough, Group,
and all the diseases of the pulmonary er'
gans, being composed Of we'll known med
ical herbs. 1t will strengthen the system
purlfy the blood and arrest diseases.
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cians that the greater part OF the
prophecies III the book OF Kevela'
lions, as we'll as this command, refer
10 the Rom,sh Church, ami that they
arc now beng fulfilled, as we can see
by the great number OF the most in
tellige,.t priests and members who
are now coming out OF her, such as
Dollinger, Hyacinthe and others that
might be mentioned.
The reverend speaker referred to
the degradation and ignorance OF the
people of Catholic Italy, amid all
their wealth of Art, magnificent Ca
thedrgls, splendid music, sunny skies
fertile soil, and seemingly everything
that would tend to elevate and en-
noble tho race, and contrasted 1t
with the education, liberty and bless
ings enjoyed IN Protestant countries
where we have Tree religion, open
Bible and tree press.
The sermon was rrplete with IN
tercsting information, and we hope
to hear the speaker again at some
future time.
Mr. Fairall is general Secretary OF
the American Board o. Home Mis-.
slons, and at present il Iaboring more
particularly among and for the 30.
100000 in this country, with only 3
or 4 protestant churches, aud no re.
ligioas newspaper or literature. lie
is Just establishing Bohemian relig-
ious paper at Iowa City, to be called
The Toice Of Truth, the first number OF
which will appear about January LIST.
AT the close of the sermon he pre-.
scnted his cause, and a collection,
amounting to 500 was taken up to
help along the good work.
STATE BlNDER.-We learn from
our exchanges that G. ]. Ward, tore
man of the Cedar Rapids Republ'ea,
Bindery, will be candidate at The
coming session Of the Legislature fol
State Binder. lama County never
received better work from any
bindcry than has been furnished dur
ing the past year by Mr.. Ward from
the Republican Bindery; and we are
glad to learn that so excellent {
workman will present his claims t
the Legislature. That Linn can pre-
sent claims equal to those of an,
other county in the State Tor tho OF
flee can hardly be questioned, ant
should the Legislature consider ia
vorably the CLAIMS of Mr.. Ward and
elec, him an excellent choice will bt
made.
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MUSICAL Ladies' and gentlemen de-
lNl string thorough instruction on the
Piano or Organ call at the Book Store.
Agency for the Peloubet, Pelton & Co g
Standard Organ. Miss EAM. STUART,
Teacher. A. j. WOOl.WORTH
so Toledo, lows
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Jerry Forney, the epicurean, fur
nishcd us with bouncing turkey for
Thanksgiving. Uncle Jimmy Quinn
brought us in yard of the very best
of sausage, and other parties loaded
us with chickens We are obliged
to all o! them.-KarshaH Republ,ean.
Wish We had few Of your folks
dawn hera BRO MrCrock on
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wANTEpl WANTED |!

or lum6s 60, swollen joints flesh cuts sprains
bruises, scratches. and fs,ula in horses that
cannot be cured by IIursts Tar Liniment.
CHILDREN WILL NOT CRY ifyoa give
them DR.. l.. Hursts RASPBERRY BAL
SAM, the great healing remedy !or diar-
rhea, ilux, cholera morbus, caolic, &c. Dur
ing the period of teething, no medicine
equals the RASPBERRY BALSAM for soft
enins the gums and promoting Identification.
A trial will satisfy any one of its merits.
Price % cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-24

GoyRRNOR DAVIS made Il speech nl
Odd Followy Hall, In this city on
Monday afternoon last. Az wc were
not present We cannot give Il report Of
the burthen OF the speech. We an
nounc0d II few days ago that he would
be replied to by Judge Good. On the
arrival Of Governor Davis, however,
Judge Good was informed TINT the
Governor would prefer not TO divide
time with him or any one else, unless
II was Judge Coke, the Democratic
candidate. Hence there was no reply.
TIIE Crisp Star Sister, Jesse and Cc-
celia, assisted by their father, Captain
w. II. Crisp and strong stock com
pany, played on Monday and last
nights, at Odd Fellows Hall, to very
good houses, and nre ginning In favor
among our pleasure seekers. Tonight,
Captain Crisp will appear In that
great character OF Pizarro, and the
after piece will be "Thc Lady and the
D" These pieces will be excel
lently cast by the whole strength Of
the company, embracing, the two
Sisters, Captain Crisp, Mr.. Drrke, Mr..
Beene and Mr., Stanley, We expect
to see rousng house as the perfor-
nance will be well worth seeing.
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Important Decision OF the Supreme
Court.

The following is the action of the
Supreme Cou. t, and II short cpitomc of
its opinion In ease from his county
in which much interest has been
cvinced by the legal profession, and
which affects the business community
of our State TO large extent. Messfs
Good & Bowers were the attorneys for
Il. G. Jordan, and Major II. Earksdalc
for Major Peak and wife. The case on
both sides was conducted with marked
ability.
"No. l546-.T. G. Jordan ct al. w.
w. w. Peak and wife. Appeal from
Dallas. Husband and wife by decd Of
trust, duly executed and acknowledged
in the manner prescribed by law, can
legally cucumber the homestead to
secure the payment Of debt.
A mortgage or deed of trust to secure
n debt is Conveyance" in the sense
in which that word Is used In Paschal's
Digest, article 1908. Reversed, and
Injunction dissolved and dismissed"
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Dnllns County.

10 the Editor of The Dallas Herald;
Every question in regard to our tenn
poral interest, must finally be settled
by II scale Of dollars and cents. VIII
it pay to enclose the stock? We be-
licve il will. In order to present the
whole matter In nutshell, let us sup
pose that Mr.. A. owns l20 acres Of land,
that he has n common sized family,
and is dependent upon his own labor
for living, he will need good span
Of mules or harness horses, one fine
brood mare, three good mich cows, 10
head of sheep, and an equal number of
hogs. Now, he will enclose forty acres
of the most untillable part of his tract
Of land, he will have an enduring pas
.turc, fully equal to TINT which he now
has, and he will save all the precious
time that is lost in hunting stock,
brealling-in, wasting crops, etc. The
above plan will leave Mr.. a. SO acres
Of land in cultivation, land by the as
sistance of one hand, and improved
farming implements, machinery, &c,
he can manage that amount Of landl.
Now apply this illustration to
every land owner in Dallas county,
in proportion 20 the amount Of land
owned by each man, and you will
have in very short time, two-thirds
of the county growing in corn, cotton,
wheat, oats, rye, barley, potatoes, etc,
producing al aggregate Of wealth and
prosperity that will not be reached in
fifty years, perhaps, by the present
policy. The plan we propose will pay
the land owner, in that IL will both
raise the price of his land and increase
the acreage under cultivation. 1t will
pay the renter by reducing his rents at
least fifty per cent. 1t will pay the
hireling by increasing the demand for
labor in proportion as more land Is put
in cultivation. 1t will pay merchants,
tradesmcn, mechanics and profess
sional men by increasing the number
and the ability Of their patrons.
Finally, it will invite a healthy tide OF
immigration and speedily develop our
wonderful resources, and all this with.
out violating one single principle of
Justice. The last legislature made n
move in the right directions; their
action ought and doubtless will be rati-
fed by the people Of this county.
NJ. II. &.
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Geo. VI. LittIeflcld a. Co., fur
niture dealers. have moved OPP
pOsitc the Scott House, Elm
street, where they viii remain
until their new brick building
is completed. ll7tf
Pratt's A4strnl Oil.

Absolutely snfc. Perfectly odorless. Al
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
TO gus. Burns In any lamp without danger
Of exploding or taking ire. Manufactured
expressly 10 take the place of volatile ana
dangerous oils. It's safety under every possl-
bic test and lis perfect burning qualities ARE
proved by It's continued use In over %O,OOO
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold ana no
accident, directly or indirectly, has eyer oc-
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use OF cheap ana danger
our oils In the United States, isappaliing.
The insurance companies and fire commits.
sioners throughout thccountfy recommend
the Astral rs the best safeguard where lamps
aro used. Send fOrclrcular.
For sale ut retail by the trade generally,
aud at Wholesale by the prOprletors,
CllAS. PRATT " CO.,
l6OdSwGm los Fulton street, New York
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Johns Pretty wife A shor. story

At the early dawn Of the late rebellion
John would 90. He could not he induced to
abandon his lighting propcnsities. liswiie,
though young, WAS In feeble health, pale,
emacnted and haggard. A parting kiss, n
few tears, and John bid adieu. During the
first twelve months OF the war news came
that Johns wife had passed away. The war
closed, and John, with honors, scars and
tears, returned to his once happy home. 40
that sweet flower, so beautiful In fading, Is
no more" said he, "but will stroll the walks
where once we were no happy. He knocked
ut the door, was invited into the parlor; n
fine, healthy, rosy lady made her appear
ance; n short silence; II loud scream, and she
f.ll into his arms. That lady was Johns
wife. "My dear Julia, what produced such n
wonderful change In your" CDR. Dromgoole's
English Female Bitters," was the modest
reply.
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Yairt rairl rairi

On Tuesday, the Sth inst, tho Fair COM
msnces at the Fair Grounds, near this city.
Ample arrangements have been made for
the finest exhibition OF the kind ever seen
in Texas. We would say that the health Of
Dallas Is Ms good as ever before, and we hope
that no unfoundcd rumors will keep our
people away. II Is matter of interest TO the
whole county that this Institution should
be well patronixed. y. q. BOWER,
leidtd Secretary.
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OUR STORES

VIII be closed on Wednesday,
the LIST OfOctober, OH account
OrIIOIiday. Our friends, clstO-
mers ana the public generally
please take notice.
SANGER BROS,
GOSLIN a. co,
l03dod Main 81.
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Philip Werlein, wholesale ana retail deal
or In Pianos and organs, office and sales
rooms Nos. 5000 Baronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at any establish
ment South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold ON payments Of
Sl2 70 and SO per month II preferred. Philip
Werlein's is the Oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house in New
Orleans. 0ne-fourth million copies sheet
music of nil kinds. send for price list and
terms l20dtf
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NOTICE.
Mr.. w. II. sparkle,

or Shreveport, Is our authorized agent for
that city, to whom parties desiring to advcr-
tIse in or subscribe for TnE HERALD are re-
specially referred.
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Nc OIIIcIaI Paper Of the City
ron WORK.

We have the fhciIifies and the WORK
me~ 10 do M good work. ana ~ "a"
law rates, AZ can be done anywhere,
ana We mean 10 do u. bring your
Fine Job work THE DAILY HER
ALB OFFICE, Corner Elm and ho""-
ton streets.
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IIUTCIIINS.
Tewn Lots for Sale.

Twelve lots tono block,, on tho principal
l,islness street OF the town OF liutchins, on
the Central RAILROAD, IN Dallas county, ior
sno At low prices. Apply to
JOHN w.swINDELLS,
iv,E,tf Herald ONCE,
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Wanted

4 Partner In Boarding House doing u
good business; well situated, Address
lOJllf NJ Herald Office.
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For Rant.

The second story OF Clark 4 Bryan's new
building, corner Main aad Lamar streets.
Apply To: Clark & Bryan, west side Public
Square. iGSdtf
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BiliInrl Tnhlon.

Agency for the sale OF r.. brunswick 4 Co, n
billiard tables, improved cushions.
W. X, ORHlcK, Agent,
l77llm Jefferson IT,. two doors from Main.
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II Ia economy 10 use Dunham's Yoast Pow
der. For purity aud strength thas no oqual'
All who use II, like IT, and recommend II ~
their Deigbbors, lGDdsn&wed&w5m
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priok Store IIou,. far Rent.

The store house now occupied by the UNDER
signed. Also, the mont once up stairs In the
same building, formerly occupied by Field 4
Eowlan.
l7sdu PRATHER a MURPHY.