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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13

School CORRESPONDENT are certain
that We express the sentiments ofthis county in
saying that the public are grati6ed at the re.
appointment Of the old Board ofSchool Com.
missioners. During the past two years they
have labored to make the Public Schools Of
this county second TO none in the State. and
Prof Newell, the State Superintendent, has
frequently expressed his qualification at the
manner in which they have been conducted.
The indebtedness of the former Boards has
been hquidated, the teachers salaries paid.
and they will enter upon their duties next
year with a clean balance sheet. We give
below copy Of the official order by which they
were appointed:
The undersigned, Judges Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, do hereby, this 25th
day Of November, 1873, under the provisions
Of the Act Of Assembly passed at January
Session, 1870, Chapter 2ii, appoint William
Reese, Robert @. Mckinney, Francis L. Her
ing, Alfred Zollickoffer, and David Pruph, Of
Carroll county, and each Of them, County
School Commissioners for Carroll county, to
serve for two years from the first day Of Jan
uary, A. y, 1874, and until their successors
shall snalify.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13

HANOVER ITEMS. We take the following
items from the Citizen:
One Hundred Dollars Reicdrd. 1t appears
for some time past, distractions Of danger
Gus character have frequently been placed
upoh the track Of the Littlestown railroad
near this place-in the shape Of stones, cross
ties, fence rails, &c The directors of the
Littlestown railrond offer reward of hun.
bred dollars for any information which may
lead to the conviction of the persons engaged
in these acts
Returned. are informed that some Of
the families who left Adams county about IS
months ago and "pitched their tentsn in Kan
sas, contemplate returning in the spring. The
hard times and rough way of living in the far
West, is discouraging them, andthey have de-
cided to return to the "0ld Keystone State
Terrible Accident. IA terrible accident oc-
Cured on Tuesday afternoon last, ut Hanover
junction, by which John Hartman, of York,
lost his life in most shocking manner. tits
said the unfortunate man was under the in.
tinence of liquor, and some time during the
afternoon train of cars passed by the Station,
when Hartman made an attempt TO jump on
car, and in doing so fell, and was caught by
the ''brake" Of the car, in which position he
was dragged some distance, until his body was
maEgled in a fearful manner, and of course
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. death. Hisage is about
80 years.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13

Or. Frank !. Shaw and Dr. Henry Z. Bel,z.
The teeenIly elected Clerk Of the Clrcuit Court
ena Register Of wis, qualified and entered
npon the discharge Of their duties on Tuesday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13

George A. Miller and N. Bruce BOYLE have
:, peen appointed and qualified as deputy clerks
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13

Tuesday next tie people Of Pa. vote for
ths adoption Of The New conssiusiou.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13

SEniors AccIDESr.-on Thursday after.
noon Of last week, Mr.. L. ]. Lauver, ON the
line OF the Western Maryland Railroad, willis,
engaged in the vicinity Of a blasting party, was
struck by one Of the flying stones and very
seriously injured. II seems that notice, as 4
customary, was given to the men working
near where the blasting was going on TO LOOK
out for the rocky missiles, and that whilst
watching for any that might fall, Mr.. Lau.
yer was struck by one weighing about six or
eight pounds upon the side Of the face, which
terribly crushed his skull, breaking one Of his
jaws, and knocking one Of his eyes entirely
out. He was conveyed TO his house. where
surgical attendance was promptly secured.
Little hope was entertained of his recovery. =
Hagersto,cs Twice-a- Week.
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0RrHAss CouRr.--Adam Shower, ESQ.
GmefJuddge Isaac Q. Bale and L. p. Slineluff
Esqrs., Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. Parks
Register
Mondey December Sih, 1916 strutb
administrator Of Henry Lightenberrer. re,
turned appraisement Of goods and chattels.
and got order to sell the same.
DR.. Samuel Swope, executor Of p. O'R,;en
reformed list Of sales.
George A. Fiickinger, was aupoinsad nd
niinistrator Of Joseph Cretin. deceased. on
remuneration of widow and children.
Letters Of administration on the estate a.
VIM, A. Phillips, deceased, were granted Ia
>. Oliver Nadlow, on remuneration Of widow.
Henry H. Herbaugh, executor Of Caroline
Wright, returned appraisement Of goods ana
ehattels, and Of collateral real estate. and
settled his FIRST and final account.
.. Y. Patterson, executor OF Georeeanns
Z: sieareI. returned sppraisenent Of deceaS.
%, leaschoid property in Balfimare.
IResdoy, Dec. gih.-John w. VIII exee,,.
tor Of Jacob Wilt, returned inventory az eoods
and cbattels and got order to notify creditors.
Francis Carter, executor Of John Carter.
obtained order 10 sell part Of personal prop.
DE- Henry Z; Beltz, The newly elected ilevis.
terof Wills for Carroll county, appeared before
,pe 0rphans' Court with his sarssies, John
bentz and Isaac brilhafd, and entered into
bond to the Stnte for The due DISCHARGED n
the duties Of said Office which bond was ~.
proved BY the Orphans Court He also e
hihiied be Commissions, and the certificate II
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of ia hav;ns
qualified according to law, and vas duly n.
dneted into the oifce. George N. Psrke w Va
appointed b. him rs Deputy Register. and
qualified a. snch aecording'to law.
We learn that the trains Of the We.tern
MARYLAND Railroad viii not pass through the
tuta.el Of the baltimore and Potomac RsiIroad
q heretofore, bhi Will stop a he Union
; ;,s' a. TERMINUS; Tbs arangsmeil WIN 80
PEotiFsc. John T. Baxter. Of Fiaksbur,
district, raised from half bushel seed posatoes'
y bushels They are Of the Peerless variety.
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAIRoAD.-The for
mai opening Of this road, celebrating the com
pieuon OF the line to Williamsport, will tax,
place on wednesday next. Invitations hav,
been extended to the Governor, Mayor an,
Council OF Baltimore, the President and Di
rectors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
representatives Of the Press and others. In,
tram win leave Baltimore at $50, A. ~, ans
run through in FIVE hours brief stops viii b,
made at some Of the most important place
along the route. An entertainment viii b,
gwen to the visitors by the citizens Of vii
Transport. The business Of the road is sale
to be rapidly increasing.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13

FISE HoCs. ~ Hog killing has begun earlier
ms season than usual and we have been fiir.
aelsRea WIN the weights ef some. =. Lynch
1858 y. q. Grimes three. IA mo nm , s2S
3a6, 401 4lg, total 1851 Daniel Rash ~
925t 2fs, 300, eli, 8i6. 2ss AIbert 'Thon,,.i
soH, New Windsor, two, 49,. s65: IONS
D'elman, same place, four weighing il47.
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RELIclors.-C Centenary H. e. Church.
Sunday, December i4th, preaching Inv the
Pastor, Rey. c. Herbert Richardson: morn
ing l0A O'Clock, subject, '.Greater Works than
Christ $ done by the Believer Evening II
o'clock, lecture and concert service; subject
Of lecture, Adam, the Curse and the Prom.
ise.v All are invited. - ~"
Thomas Chapel. Preaching on next Sab.
bath, December 18th, by Rev. j. W. Brown.
q baltimore Morning 1Ol O'clock evanine
! o'clock.
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Property SlIRs.--On Saturday last Chas
4. Reifsnider, Is trustee, sold farm contain.
ing ~ acres, roods and 20 perches. situate
near Hoods Mills, to Mrs- Annie p. Mercer
for $4,000.
On the same day J. J. Baumeartner. a,
mortgage, sold farm situated In Myers
district, containing 1903 acres, to Samuel Erb,
ct $26 per acre.
Mr.. George I.eas has sold his house and lo,
% BY l52 feet, corner Of Main and Bond IN,
In this city, to Mr.. VIVA. Starr, for SO. $50
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dec l8.te
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Given under my hand and the Great Seal
80 Of the State Of Maryland, at the City
Of Annapolis, on this ninth day Of
December, in the year of our Lord Eighteen
Hundred and Seventy. Three, and of the Inde.
pendence OF the United States, the ninety
seventh. WIN. PINKNEY WHITE.
BY the Governor:
II. G. HoiIYDAY, Seciy Of State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-28
Go to Franklin Il Pcnn's
to subscribe for amy paper
or magazine, mo matter i'm
what country or CLINE
they are published.

As the Holidays approach
every one Is anxious to buy
their friends IA suitable present.
Mr.. j. w. Webb, Matchmaker
and Optician. Main street. OPP
pOsite Fields Theater, has ~
large and fine assortment OF
Watches, Jewelry, Silver and
Silver-plated Ware. Also, Spec
tacles and Eye Glasses. i'm gold,
silver and steel eases. Having
imported the Lenses himself.
he warrants them to be the
best Article Of Pebble Glass.
MIR. webb has had twenty years
experience i'm the business and
has been connected with the
largest houses i'm the country,
i'm every part of his business
Is thoroughly competent. and
all his Goods warranted as rep
resented. Engraving done free.
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Young Men, Here's Your Chance.

All The necessary apparatus for the
propei instruction in the ant have been
received and placed in readiness for
the Students Of The Telegraph Insti-
tute, an excellent opportunity is now
offered for young men just starting
out In life to acquire knowledge of
very beautiful as well as very lucra-
tive science. The projectors of the
institute are operators OF many years
experience, and are among the most
accomplished in the art, and the
patrons of the school will find their
money and time well spent in famil-
iarizingand schooling themselves in a
knowledge Of the art Of telegraphy.
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and considering that II was entirely IN
the hands Of those hprdly in their
teens, we doubt II II has over been eN-
oelled IN polished department ana re'
fined merrlment
WE are Obliged to the generous con-
alteration Of one Of our most prosper
Gus young merchants, Mr. Nllwer the
live agent Of the studebaIer Wagon
Company, for an extended ride, yesler-
day, through our city And II was
done In one Of the nobblost, and Rslhe
ladies would say, "loyeliesp little rid
Ing buggles that ever spun u wheel
THAT prlncely caterer 10 the laHlesoi
thirsty blpeds, Luke Dunn, who pre-
sides At the Cosmopolitan bar, received
high enconums from the many phl'
rons OF that establishments who par
took OF tho Inviting appetIaera when
he had prepared, Lake does nothing
lby halves His patrons can always
depend on getting egg nog, Tom and
Jerry and all other beverages OF the
choicest kind, 30 sure to give HIM u
call. '
lME patriclan taste, ~ wei ~ the
bump OF order, OF our new Sheiiif the
courteous and cblval,Ous Major Bark
ley, IL slsnally shown In the highly
comfortable, complete aid stylish ap-
pearance with which he has equipped
bis new office aud sleeping apartments
for bis deputies. II may Ms well do 10
say, rIgul here, that a number OF the
friends Of the MaJqr assembled ut his
Office on Friday night, aud wight
royalty extended to him many compll'
mcnts upon bis Victory,
THE Geneva Conference hRs ut last
concluded liz lAbors and awarded tho
amount due by England TO the United
Suites on account Of the Alabama
claims, The amount was easily ar-
rived NJ Oftar lho case had been prop
erly represented to Ilo tribunal II
would be, however IN impossible mat
ter for even so learned and astulo n
court rs that TO arrive at the amount of
benefit conferred on suffering human
| ity by such v medicine AS VIM, j..
Parke.,s compound luid extract buchu'
Thousands attest It's excellence, t0r
sale by oil druggists, everywhere.
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2O7ltf

IN purchasing ihe business of MessM' Cos
lin n co., beg to assure tho many friends
aud patrons oflhc house aud the public gen.
orally, lhat the business win pcconducted
In tho Same liberal manner 40 heretofore,
Tue stock Of goods arc to be kept equally IN
complete In every department, and by strict
attention 10 business and the demands Of
the trade, to merit u continuance Of the pat
ronngo 40 literally bestowed on my pre-
dcccwoIs, further guarantee TO the pub
llp, hnYr secured the services Of Mosss.r Cos
lin n Co.Hulu miosmoi,, Missrs. ko0lon ana
Marshall, who win b. found os usual In
their places, and win always be pleased to
see their friends aud customers Of the late
firm,
2O7dtf +. VILE.
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Don't forget the grand Masque Ball Of the
30th, Engage yonr ladies, bring your chill
dren and show them the sights. One hun
dred magnificent costumes, just arrived from
st. Louis, for rent cheap. Masks to be had at
II, ID. Benner& Co.'S, Commerce street, oppo-
site new Courthouse. Gentlemen will pro-
cure their tickets ofMessrs. Conner & Walker,
as no tickets will be sold only by that firm.
Strangers will give reference For full par
ticulars read daily Herald, or call on Prof.
George at Odd Fellows hall. The ball to be
conducted strictly as advertised. 273d3t
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The Lafayette Restaurant.

There Is no tidier or better arranged
refec.oly in the city than the Lafayette,
and under the supe' vision of young
Mr.. Gouife 1t is becoming quite the
cord to say that you take your meals at
the Lafayette resturant. 1hecuisine Is
from the artistic hands Of one Of the
most accomplished cooks ia the South,
and the proprietor takes the eating de-
partment under his personal eye, ahd
you may be assured Of lhc most polite
and the slrictest attention. We say,
try the Lafayette. ....
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B sFranklin & PEN n have
just received A No. I stock
or mouIdings, picture
frames, etc. Also, diaries
for 1874, garden seed, etc.
y. w. Bowers,

shreveport keeps always ON hand heavy
stock Of groceries Of every kind. Every
steamer that arrives brings him heavy iii-
voices Of staple and fancy goods in his line.
which No sells from the levee or nom stor ,
-atayery small advance, hcucc his immense
business with the merchants and Others in
North Louisiana aud in Texas along the line
o'the Texas aud Pacific iai'road. shIeye-
port il evidently the best market to buy
heavy groceries, canned goods, ETC., for all
this section, having rapid and easy commu.
| nieatlon with all the great markets Of the
country--st. Louis, New ollecns, Louisville,
Cincinnati, otc, Dealers In this section would
DO well TO call on Mr.. Bowers when they g,
TO Shreveport.
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Absolutely sale, Perfectly olollehA, ~,
10 gas, iiurns Ia any lamp Without lAnkei
Of 0KplOding or taking ilre, Mnhlllhglnlpl
expressly ~ take the place Ol volatile hhl
dangerous oils III safety under every fpsAl-
proved by lls continued nSe IN over DoIVvV
mmilles,
Millions OF gallons have been sold aud no
accident directly or indirectly, llm sypr ne'
CURED nom burning, Norlng on hnhull " V
The Immense yearly loss 10 HE and prop, ",
resulting frOh the use Of cheap hnh danger
our oils In the United States, ihhpphlllnA'
The insurance companies and nIb eoinlllls,
slOners throughout llooounlly Igeohil,phI
tho Astral m the beat safeguard whore lamps
are used, send for orculaf,
For sale NJ retail by the trade generally,
aud NJ wholesale by the pToprlelersJ
cHAA, PRATT A CO.,
l0dOA0Inw 1903 Fulton street. New York,
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Ifany one doubts the success of the move
inaugurated, last woek, at Wheat's dry goods
store, of q production ON every article In the
house." he has but to visit that locality aud
he will be. convinced that it is Indeed q
reality.
Mr.. Wheat informs ms that the sale will be
continued until January LIST, and those in
search of presents Tor the holidays will find
an usually free display of substantial goods,
adapted for the purpose. 269-dtf.
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Odd Fellows Celebration, Ball and
supper.
pROGR ANNIE

PROGRAMME.
On tho Slst day OF December, 1875 the Odd
Fellows will assemble at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
their hall, on the north side of the public
square, and there form into n procession un-
der the marshulsllip of Brother John ID. Good
They will then marcn up Main street ia
the corner of Main and Market, then by
Market to Commerce street, then down Com
merce street to Houston street, on Southwest
side of the public square, then by Houston
street up to Elm street, then up Elm street to
Sycamore street. then down said street up
to Main street, then down Main street to
the Odd Fellows building, corner Main and
Austin street and into Odd Fellows hall
where public Grafton on Odd Fellowship
will be delivered by Brother Geo. go Mellersh.
After the grafton they will form again into
procession and march back " their hall on
the public square. s415 l'1r,..,
Az night, commencing et 8 O'Clock, . ball,
to be conducted by, Professor George, will
take place at Odd Fellows hall, aud nom u
N. to "a. n. a supper will be served TO the
audience in the hall.
Professor John Lang, leader Of Brass Band;
Professor Pryor, leader Of String Band. -Ii
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. = !.
/. J., ssis, ], ], Carey, W. H. Boales, T.. Nc.
Cornell, ]. ID. Kerfoot, - tt' F.. ~ ii-
COMMITTEE OF IEyITATIoN.
John u. Holiday B. p. Jet, y, !, GOOD,
Thomas Walker, Il, u. Jones.
FLOOR MANAGERS, -vR.s
Il. Gaines, Il. IL. Jones. ]. Grosspan, +, 8,
Gay, I. G.. Jordan. '"i '
General invitation h hereby extended to
all neighboring lodges, visiting and ancient
Odd Fellows who should happen to be fur
nished with no special ones.
The public in general, aud ladies espe-
eisilF. are invited to attend the Grafton.
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NOTICE.

10 accounts against ON
yloyss In tho Herald ofhce
viii DO allowed In settle
nsAt With the ONCE unless
a order from the proprie-
tiers II given. 80 ..
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TINS Is good weather for skates.

THIS Is good weather for skates.
THERE are no linen busters on the
streets. .3SfIfIf
EVEN the Hook and Ladder truck
would feel more comfortable housed up
thls weather.
ELDER GANo viii preach in the
Christian church, to-day in the morn
Ing and at night ~ ~ '4''- " + -'
Anest Liquors and Cigars, In the city, for the
holidays. t0Af VR $50 TOdsd
The following letters are held for
postage: Mrs.. Mernerva Coleman,
Nschssvills, Texas; Lucinda Russell,
Dallas, Texas. 80 ., saeana .alt.
NnasRs. gFaANKIrH 4 PENN have
some Sunday locals that are decidedly
readable. Look 1t them. A ''.'-
Tnn sxsrsIsss OF the Dallas Female
College on Elm street, will be resumed
on Monday, thssthof january, 1874.
psnr forget y call on A. N. FRIEND co.
~ your Aqaesrland Cigars for the HOLIDAYS.
= 2 370dsd
TNInD can not DO less than ono
hundred houses. I'll Of large size and
attractive architecture, now building in
NE suburbs Of this city. O n y ,
Nor that there were any more ar
rivals yesterday, but those who had
business out Of doors will admit 1t was
enc Of the best q days fol. runners"
A NEW culvsrt, We should have said
sulvsrt, as there mover has been
enc there before, is now being built
ever the gully which crosses Elm street
near the Central road.
The best brands of Whisky. Wine and
Cigars san 10 hadst A. n. FRIEND co. -
or the holidays. 270dSd
M. HosroN's cotton gin, near the
Rssidsnes Of the late Mrs. Crutchfield,
turns ont not only many hundred bales
ef sxesllsntly ginned, cotton, but also
''tSrns eup' good investment. En- g
IT VIII v remembered that the ladies
ore especially invited to be present
spsn the occasion sfthe delivery Of the
GRAFTON BY George Msllsrsh, No.. on
Old FsliowsAip, con w sdnssdsy noon,
ct Odd Tslleys, Hall hu. IL
THoss capital follows who have more
energy inthsrs little hnger than many
men have In their whole bodies, IN.
Msssn. Kssh n Nichols who havelsl,
ready built nprs NoDl trades have
sar thanks for can q Christmas oys-
tsra.
II ysa want sens lns Whisksy Wine,
1sssain ~ Cigars for christmss or New
''''''' call u TIFTt,rrFgI1 s y 4 E e.
HARAY J. CLArHAx, the advance
agent ofuHaserlsess Ainstrsls,l late
CA Wagnss'A ~ n, the city. II Clap
ham sloriss Ia anything It Is adver.
tssins edSeof the most talented and
spicisst troupet That ever took on the
tlngs Of burnt cork. 49, -1'A'> = 7
TEn dinner given by the medical
fraternity Of this city, on Christmas
night, tathsir EsculapIan brethren Of
Aarshsat ND Shreveport, was the pro-
dsct Of the Akill and princely taste Of
che cook 81 Che Cosmopolitan. II
>parklsd all over wifh fhisY culinary
genius.
An. y1aBrB : c0,hsyssnc ineftAprl
Ssssh, snd french Brandies, jamaica Run
cad pare Ksa~sky Rourbons, all for n
hell Nys. Hodsd
tn tilfxt g<hnison's Hall on Fri
Day night studucted BY the Masquer
~ Clph fd I, vas brilliant affair
.z I; nsl.e Wehaye tried uIs no
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wall vnDcr. wall paper. Wall

wall paper. wall paper, Wall
paper. Immense Stock ~ every
grade and slylc--fsr0wn ssuii's.
White grounds, Danlnsiss, I'in-
b0Asca, FrescOed, Satin ANA
GiIt, No charge for trimming.
A nmc stock Of window shades
VIII be 0n hand la IA few days.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
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LADIES Wishing 10 learn tho nrl 81 lele-
graphing, aud procure pleasant ana prohlA-
ble employment, should attend The Dallas
Telegraph Institute, A ladies class liah preh
organized, for tho day and evening, WIN
every comfort aud convenience
2Hl-dlw, I'D, IT, HAhffi hrplflhlY'
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El' yGu want New Years
Dpescnts for yOur friends,
call al Franklin ~ H'eHn's
Before purchasing eise-
where, as yOW, dOWbtiess,
gnM be suited glleTe.
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+. VILE,

limited plumber Of students will be In
siruclcd In lecsaphs IN Pie night GLASS, W
the Dallas Telegraph Institute. Those dp,
arous OF learning profitable profession
without interfering with their daily busi-
ness, will probably never meet with better
opportunity.
ED. T. BAsYE, Secretary,
2g7dlw Dallas Telegraph Institute.
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Parties wanting wood, sawed and
split ready for use, are referred to the
ent OF Brown Il Dial,
near Pacific Railroad Dspot, Wood
delivered anywhere within the CITY
limits.
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Mcssrs, Durham, Howell Il Co., OF shreVo-
port, are agents OF the Arizona Mills In Clai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt Yarns aud Osnuburgs vt figures less
than New Orleans prices. 250d-tf
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| offer the finest sinks, Velvcts, fancy Dry
Goods and Millinery
BELOW COST, FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
f. UOLDoRF, Agent,
2C9d2W on LamarSt,, bet. Main and Elm.
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ION WonK.

". ssy. Oh. facilities and 'he work
SEES .. .. - sss~ u"srI' sad Al "'
,.v s..ss. - cas- 10 desc sIy""ers'
s.A =. ness 70 d H. n''aT ye"'
ps.s yss w.sH 10 vsE DAILY "sn-
ass syvscr. csr-sT Of Ma'n ana
LA..ss sssssss,sala.l l.a ai D..
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,nUScnIns.


vvslvs lois lone Mock, on tho principal
ssslnsss street " thstoen af nasobins, on
the Central Rsiirosd, In Dallas county "'
ssis u lsv prizes. Applytp
John w.BwiNDELIs,
tyikx,f Herald once,