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FARMS


42O acres, six miles from Huntin gton, with
with good house and outbuildings. on Guyan-
dOttc river. PIic-, S25 Der acrs.
40 acres on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
twenty-t~o miles from Huntington; $40 acres
timber Of fine quality; several small houses on
the place. Terms easy. Price $lS per acre.
- ac-cs on Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad.
fourteen miles from Huntington; all bottom
laud on Mud river. With - good mill sent
Terms easy. Price $1,000
1870 acre. on New river four mile. from Sum
inrrs c. II; 6r-t rate land. in good order: 100
acres timber, balance IN cultiva ation; good brick
house aud outbuildiDs.: terms easy.
Price, $4,000
90 acres within two miles Of Hunting on; 6
acres bottom. balance rolling; all good
Price. 81. 900
Four farms of respectively. 225. I76. IS. and
$50 acres Oh Hurricane and seary Creeks, At
low prices.
IS acre, on Guyand"ttc river and Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, ci sht mites from Hunting
tom good frame house, orchard, &c. $4,000
100 acre. on Mud river, one-half mile from
Milton depot on Cheppeake and Ohio Railroad:
no Improvements but fence. Price, g., 900
6s acres one half mile from the village NJ
GuyaHdous on tho Chesapeake Ind Ohio Rail
road and GuyAndotte river; orchards 4 houses.
Price, $50 per acre
439 acres nine mile, from White sulpbnr
sp'ings. Grecnbrier county; 200 acre. under
cultivation. balance iimbcr; good house and
outohildlng'. Price, il2 900
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COUNCIL PItOCEEDuNGs.

Council met pursuant to adjournment;
his Honor, the Mayor. in the chair All
present hut Councilman Burdick.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following parties made application
for license to sell at retail spirituous H.
quor~. 3c, for the year ending April 80.
1871: J. W. Vrrlander, f II. Ware, K. A.
Mathews. ID ". Nichols, Geo. Scranage
and John Ottenstatter. Their bonds were
approved and license grantod
On motion, J. Harvey Poage, the late
Treasurer, ia required to make a settle
mrnt of his accounts with the Recorder.
aud turn over all the city funds, books and
papers Of the Office to the Treasurer before
the next meeting of the Council.
On motion, section ] OF Ordinance No
g, concerning sidewalks, was amended by
inseting after the words lin said cit. -" the
following words Or across any sidevalks
unless upon such part OF the sidewalks
~ Is made for snch crossing. On motion
the following ordinance wac adopted
Section lie it ordained by the common
council oi the city OF ITuntin ston, that aI
vaults for privics hereafter dug in the said
city shall he made not less than twenty
'eet deep or 10 the sand, and al priv
vanlts heretofore dug that have become
filed TO the surface, or are in such condi-
q, n ~ u be ofTrns.ve. are hereby declared
nni-ances, and the Marshal il required TO
have the spme abaied at once.
Any per-on violating the provisions
Of section one oi this ordinance, or failing
or refusing 10 abate any such nuisance
when notified 70 do 20 hv the Marshat
shall. on conviction thereof he fined n.t
less than five or more than ten dDllars. and
shall lie liable TO an additional fine Of the
same amount Tor each and every day that
any such nHl-ahce il permitted TO remain
after such notification by tbe Marshal.
On motion, the following ordinance wa
adopted
Section / BE- il ordained by fhs Com.
mon CoHncd of the city Of Huntington
that there shall he asscssed annually npor
all dogs owned or kept IN the cry the fol.
loving tax Upon dog one dollar upon
n -'ut two dollar aud ifany person shall
own or keep more than ore dog The tax
on tie second shall be :wO dollars. and
upon the third iour dollars
On motion the Marshal was instru.,eI
10 select Ponud Master aud 70 enforce
lhe iro'i-iu" "f Ordinance No. ~ concern
'"f caiue "e. running az large. with reG-
rrcnce d" Logs, NJ once
'ou"cii adjourned 70 2 p m. May
10 y w. OLEY, Re -ordsr
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Visit of Charlestoa Officials 20 See
the Animals.

In the Huntington special dispatches to
the harleston Courier "f the 10Th, We find
full details Of the arrangements made to
welcome the authorities OF our sister city
on the occasion of their late propo. ed visi,
to Huntington. We regret that the ex-
treme lnclemency of the weather inter-
fered with the arrangements here, and also
prevented 10 large an attendance from the
Capital, at the festivities on Monday, a-
would have been present under more pro-
pilious skies. We believe. however. that
all OF our Charleston friends who were
with us. were more than satisfied with the
scenes at the circus, and perfectly delight.
ed with "the animals" Some oi them
were 80 much pleased with life in city,
that they remained some time enjoying the
hospitalities oi the metropolis upon cour-
teous invitation IRON Marshal Mitchell,
and, indeed, were reluctant to leave next
Jay, seeing the sights in large city was
so much cheaper than they expectcj-only
"S2 aud c"sts' over night We shall 6e
pleased to see our friends from Charleston
soon again.
An extra train will leave Charleston
to morrow morning Tor the arcommoda
ton Of citizens who propose to visit the
City of Huntington to attend the splendid
circus a. OLD John Robinson
a special car has heen set apart for the
use OF his Honor the Mayor, the Alderman
and Councillors oi Charleston, who will l.,
formally received as they cross the cit,
limits on 3lst St, by the Cnizcns' Commit
tee. The officials OF Charleston will then
be escorted Ia carriages ~ the Grand STAND
erected Tor the occasion at the junction Of
9Th street and 3rd Avenue, where they
will be presented to his Honor the Mayor
OF the city OF Huntington For ihe bcnrt;,
OF our distinguished que sis. the procession
viii pass that point on slow time, 40 that
they may see the cages which coniine the
wonderful rhinocer.s, bvenas aud other
ferocions animals Al III ~ M our vi-i.
tors will lunch with the City authorities.
and at noon he presented TO the citizens nj
Bel,ile u Hall at > p. M, they will hr
placed ~ charge ol the police who will ac-
company them 10 the Circus and Mcnag
erie, at the conclusion OF the performance
they will be escorted to The depot by the
-Four Pole Rangers, and leave nt 6 y. M,
Tor the Capital Everything possible will
be done to make the visit Of onr country
friends as interesting aud agreeable as
possible"
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Huntington Church Directory 1.

Prcsby byterian.--Scr,ic every Sabbath
atCollege, at II o'clock, y m. and p. m.
by Rev. J. d. MeClintoek. Sunday school at
9 n. m, In Pilgrim Hall.
CONGREGATIONAL c. s. Walker,
Pastor. Services at Pilgrim Hall, Third Ave-
nue. between Ninth and Tenth streets Preach
ing every Sunday st II 8. m. and I p. m; I'm
ion Sunday School at 2:sO p. m; Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at o'clock
Christian Church.-Prcaehing every
Sabbath at "a o'clock p. m, In the new School
House, corner 4th Avenue and Tih street.
Presbyterian ervices at Burdiek' :
Hall very Sabbath at I | a. III. and p. IN.
Protestant Episcopal-Rector. Rev.
Edw. Valentine Jones. Services at Trinity
Hall, Sd Avenue between 10th aud lth streets.
every Sunday except the fret. Sunday school
ut o'clock, p. m.
Baptist-Presching every sunday even
ing st p. m; Sunday School at y a. M: Pray
sr meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscOpaI-Rev. J. A.
Kibbc, Pastor. Preaching at Garrett 4 Glib
sons Hall, Third Avenue between Ninth and
"cnth streets. every Sunday evening at o'crk
sunday School meets at 2.3O p. NJ: Prayer
meeting every Thursday night at O'Clock;
Class meeting every Sunday at 4 p. ".
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lf b. telling no Serrei IN SAVING that these
Presidential rTogre.-ys have sn important
p'uiic'i sizhihcance. and thar Gen. Grant
D. " cant''inie Ter Recollection hr - third
Term. y good many people laughed az
Frank slair when he ssid chat II Grant
once e"i Areat in he IRE lea Il Chair he
would aever willingly resign i'. Pres;-
ient Gran, has maniie-ted just that 90
datlve isnac.ty Nbich Biais prophesied, and
bar eviisnsy come TO regard the Govern
mrni ~ hs Own private properly. - DAILY
GrdPhis.
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w. 5. Downer X Co have several very
cheap aud eligible houses aud lots on Sec
ond, Third and Fourth Avenues Persons
settling here will find it 10 their interest to
call "n them aud examine their lists.
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WANTED.

We want tract Of five. ten. or twenty
thousand acres of coal iron, or timber and
farming land Tor colony.
W $ D"wSER & Co.
West Va Real Estate Agency.
over the Post Office.
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WANTED,

Mineral and Timber Lands. on or near the
line OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad. in
any quantities. ". s. DOwNER L CO..
West Virginia Real Estate Agency, over the
Post Office, Huntington.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

We have sixty very eligible building lots on
the western border Of the city, and few acre
building lots at very low prices.
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WANTED,

trsrt OF land. suitable for h,rge eoloIy,
near Hssfisgfon, on the line of the CLe-r
poke and OAio Raii-o"d II must be of good
average quality-Timbcr. Mineral and Farm.
ing. Tract must not he less than 25, 200
nor more thnn 10000 acres.
W. :. D0WNER & co.
West Virginia Real Estate Agency, over the
Post Office. fcbl5tl
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CITY PROPERTY.

We have a large number of the most eligible
lots in town, and some very convenient and
cheap dwellings. Cali and see our list.
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LIFE INSURANCE..

W ). Dovner X 60 are agents for the
hest i.i'e Insurance Company in the Uni
ted Siaies-the Washington, of New York
Call aud get circular. calendar, blotter,
memorandum book. &c
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WANTED.
100000 feet Walnut Logs. NJ

be Of good quality, and hewed square.
". ;. DoWNEk 4 CO.,
West Virginia Real Esistc Agency. over the
Post Office, Huntington.
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Marriage and Death notices free but com
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rpice.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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will be charged for the 6rst insertion. aud so
cent per square. will b. charged for each ad-
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Che Huntington Argus.
I'M. r. WALLACE,
rurLisnKR Asp rRorxiEros.

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
The price Of this paper 10 Two Dollars
per snnum. For months, <i.2s; for \
m.nths, IS cents, singls copies. cent, each
payable. always. :. adra~c,.
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80. giRfr.l. President
Hdi'ey =. Barr Tics- pr..id,at.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-06

AN ACT re ling to the collection distri
ni Snul hmm Illn.tnr1

AN ACT re a,ing to the collection district
OF southern oregon.
Be IL en1e',d by hs s nd,e and Elotl7 n
X prssen5Gtir y of h4 U'nt n SoteS II Antay-
tat IN C0Hs r 81 ass Dlbled, Thai all / lie rors,
harDors, bays, rivers, and waters of The
main land of all that portion of the SAFE
OF Oregon lying south and east of the
north bank OF The Siuslaw river, shall con-
stitute a collection district by the name OF
the southern collection district OF OREGON: |:
and port of entry shall be. and hereby il.
established for said district al Coos hay, in
Coos county; Of said State; and collector
Of Gust oins SHAH be appointed by the Pres
ident Of the United Safes, by and With
the advice and consent Of the Senate. 10
reside at Empire City.
Sec. 2. That ports of delivery shall be,
and are hereby, established in the colleC-
tion district aforesaid, at The mouth OF
Rogue river, Port Orford, out AT Gardner,
on the Umpqua river: and he collector OF
customs of said district is hereby author
lied TO appoint, with the appreciation OF
the Secretary of the Treasury, three del)-
uty collectors, to be stationed at the porls
Of delivery aforesaid.
Sec. 8. That the c0llectOrof said district
shall be allowed compensation OF one
Thousand dollars per annum, with the
fees Showed by laW, and q commission Oh
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General Nature \ No. ss.l

AN ACT 10 amend an act entitle San act
10 prori IL for he re lemNIion and sale OF
lands held by The Uni el Sa.eS unde
the several ae.s levylng direct taxes, aud
for oher purposes"
r, Il aR1ci "a bg n s ndia and III ,ts, Of
r pr n'air sQf n UNI d Std, of Am >
iH in CtnGr SS GSs mb' II, That see ion six
of an act entitled AN act 10 propi lie for
The re lemn ion ana sale of lands held by
The United : ates under he several acs
levying direct taxes, and tor o her mn.
noses anproved june eighth, eigh cen
hun lred ana seveniN-iwo, he amended so
that ii will read as follows:
''See, Il. That all money derived from
the sale of SchOo-tarm iands unler the
provisions of sec ion eighi OF an net enli-
tie1 An act TO continue i'll force and 10
amend an act entitled AN act 20 es, ablish
Il bureau for The reiief of free linen an
refugees, and for o her nurr0ses," ar-
proved July sixteenth. eighteen hundre
and sixty-siX; AMI all hon Is purchased
wi h the proceeds OF such S;i.eS, AMI all
moneys derived from the leases of sai
sehoo. farm Ian Is by The dlrecj ax com.
lnissionerS for the district OF sou IA Caro-
lima, unler lhe Instructions OF PreSi len
Lincoln, datel Sentem lcr sixteen h, eight
cen hun lrcl and siXiy-hree, Shall be
turned over TO the Secretary OF The Treas
ury by the officers OF The governments, in
whose Gus oily Sailmoney and bonds mas
ne; an s,li moneys SHAH he by sail Sec
re ary inves. in bonds OF he Uniiei
$ ates, AMI with said aforenamea bonds
shall be BY him re aine | as IA tQnl lor he
use and Sunport OF free pubic schools III
hc parishes of Siinl Aeiena and Saint
Luke. Sou h Carolina, IN equal NariS. he
in eres OF which sha annually increase
he efficiency OF any free nu mic suhoot~
eS ablishea and SuStaincl in said parishes
by au horny OF sail 5 ave, il such school
Shaii exist O herWiSe al he di$Cre ION Ot
the comm ionefS herpinat er named !;
and such eANendi ureS shall be ma ,e under
the direction AM control of Il SNeiai boari
OF three commissioners, who shall be an
pointel by ana aci un Ter he direction OF
The Secretary OF he Treasury. and remoy-
a3e at his discre ion, and shall be duly
sworn that they viii tai hfuhy discharge
heir duties rs such commissioners, and
shal give such 600 and sufficient bonds
therefor as said Secre AIRY shat require, and
hey shall NOT receive more han one hun
lrel dollars rer yar each for their SER
vices a,So, that The aclS of he direct AK
commissioners for the dis ric OF sou h
Car0iina, here Oiore pertOrme in accord
anCe wi Ii The ms rue ions of Abraham
Lin,o.n, President of the Uni,ed ate3of
America, 10 the direct aX->ommiSsioners
Tor he district OF Souh Carolina, dael
September sixteenth, eish- cen hundpl
ANA siXty-ihrec, ana he same are hereby
lonfirme !, so far as they re.aie o { he rent
ing OF the schoortarmS, so called. in the
SAT parishes, and the disbursement OF the
proceeds lhereof.n This act shall be sub
ject 10 amendment or repeal at the pleas
ure of Congress.
Approved, March 3, 1873.
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Atbaup gegister,
r,,eneral Nature No. S5.l

AN ACT sunnlemen al TO an act entitled
"An act 10 intorrOra c the Texas Pacific
Railroad Company, and to aid in The con-
struclion OF its road, and for other pnr-
poses, 9 annrovel March third, eighteen
hundred anl seven y.one.
Bet mac d bg IN 3 ndte and H0uS' q
Re3wssnali $ qf III Una d S'a,nS Of I'm r
Scu in CNgreSs ass mH d, That The face
value OF all bonds l,ereaf er issued by he
Texas ana Pacific Railroad Company under
the provisions OF an act aprroset Maf.h
third, eigh cen hundred and serenty-one,
shall, nj the OPP ion OF The com"any, be
either in gold, or o her lawful money OF
the Unitel es, bearing IN crest, al like
option Of he company, either in gold or
other lawful money Of the United S.a,es;
and any mort IA e heretofore eXecnted by
said ,oiluanA securing bonds ,aya)ie in
any lawful money OF The United aies
other ,han god. anl the bonds recitea
therein, an 10 secure which said mortga e
was given, are HEREBY lcsalizel, and sai
mort "a e an1 bonds Shal have the same
effect rs ihougll hey ha been au horize
BY the act which ,his Is a supplement-:
Proud d, THAT in all 0 her respects the re-
Quirencn sof that Jaw in regard 10 such
mort gage and bonds have been fully CON-
piled with
Approved, March 3, 1878.
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[General Natnrp.-No sN.

AN ACT tor the creation of court Of al
Indication and disposition of cer.ain
moneys receivedinto the treasury under
an award made by the tribunal Of arbi-
ira ion construed by yir.ue OF he lirst
article of the trea y concluded al Wash
ington The eighth OF May, ammo Lomini
eigh cen hundred and seven y-one, be-
tween The United Safes of America and
the Queen OF Great Britain.
B, IL enac, d by The s ndta and House Of
r pessndtiU IS Of III Unicd y at $ QJ Am y
icd IN Consr Ss dssenHl d, That immedi-
ately upon the payment OF The sum oi
money awarded 10 The United StaIes by
he tribunal of arbitrn ion at Geneva 10 Dc
naid by the government of Great Britain,
the same shall be raid into The treasury
and used 10 redeem so tar as it may, The
pubic debt of the United States, and the
amount equal TO the debt 20 redeemed
SHAH be invested in The Ave per cent. regis.
tered bonds of the United Safes 10 be he'd
subject TO the future disposition OF Con-
gress.
AppfnVad March MA
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Approved, March 3, 1873.
General Nature No. 9O.l

AN ACT TO place colorcd persons who en-
listed in the army on the same footing
as other soldiers 10 ouniy and pen
sion.
B ii aendcted by the s nate and House n
Il pr SeRtdireStJ he United Sldt $ Of Ame,.
icd IN CcngraSS Ass n,bl d, That all colore /
persons who enlisteI in the army durin.
the Ia war, and who are now prohibited
from receiving bounty AMI pension on ac-
count OF being borne on the rolls of their
regiments a. saves" shall he paced on
the same footing, as 10 bounty and pen
sion, rs though they had nOt been slaves
al he dage OF their enis ment.
Approved, March 3, 1878.
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R Or 'sen.dtfpes Of te United S,atas Of An, y
icd in @ mgr IS ass Hlbld, Thai there shall
he local board of inspectors designated
AMI annoinie1 forthe Gus oms dis; ricf OF
Michigan. In the Sac of Michigan, ami
the inspec or Of hulls anil the insrecior OF
boilers. comrosing the said board, shall
receive a salary of nine hundred dollars a
year each.
Approved, March 3, 1878,
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fGeneral Nature No. 9S.I

lNthNiul NutNto AVE- '"'l
AN ACT % nrouie for the payment. in
Voll, of Ger ain wages 10 seamen in for
eisn countries,
BIT en1c'.i by he SnG,e and HTpse Of
r prs R.rtir sof M Uni, d SGtes q liner
", in C,nfr 81 Ass mol n. That moneys
pai under the laws of the Upied Saes,
BY the tirec'ion OF consular officers or
-a'en's, a. any foreign mort or place, rs
wa res, extra or 0 lierwise, lue American
aramen, shall be raid IN gold or equiv
nlent, without any deduction whatever.
any contract TO the contrary notwith-
stanling.
Approved, March 3, 1878.
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al customs money collected and accounted
for Nv him. such salary, commissions ana
fees not TO exceed he sum OF two thou
and i've hun llel dollars ner annum ;and
sail ienuty collectors shalca beallowed
d conversation Of one thousand dollars
ncr annum.
Approved, March II, 1873.
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DRUGS. ETC.
Murder i'm Albany

HAsNEvER YET BEEN KNOWN, AND
III no threatening of it at present.
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Is thing which sometime must beiall
every son and daughterof the human tam'
lily and yet,
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General Nninre-Nn 81 ,

AN ACT u. establish board Of local in.
spect0rs Of steaIn-vessels for ihe cltsioms
district Of Michigan, In the State Of
7 Michigan. 'S =.
hs s,saeted By ne Senate and Eto,,s a.
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Reported for the Herald by W. G. Randall Bro
PRINTS, -Merrimnc W, lie; Gloucester,
lOgc; Ancons. l0Ic; Granite, 1Oci Cayu-
dutta Solid, l0c; Freeman, Toe; Arnolds
9ci Clinton Sc; Sommerse. &c; Montvilie,
&c; Wamsutta, Sc; Solid Lawn, from 10 to
224c; Figured Lawn, from l24 to zoe;
Chambraz, from Is to Zoe; Percales 10 to
lSlc; A. BROWN coTToN.-IIouston City
Mills, be; Bangor, l2c; Miller River l2lci
Abbott, lie; Franconia, &c. rs BROWN
eo1rOS.--IIouston, City Mills, lllc; Con-
esslOgs, lllc; Big Trse l2!c; New Market
lie; Redford r, l0c; Massachusetts c, lOc;
Empire, re. "A BLEEcnED corToN.-Som-
mlerset, lie; Mocassett, l2Ici Boot E, lac;
Fruit of the Loom, l7Ic. rs BLEEcnFp
rros.-Boot r, lllc; Utica, lie; liar-
mnOny, 7lc; Stupes and sChecks from . 10
2Vc Ticking, l2I to 30c; CotOnade, 10 to
Que; Kentucky Jeans l2l to 45c;
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THE MAILS.

Ddlv - linz irua t,,lls to WTI viz VIVA
Menie to b. Gin OH Thursday, Apih ~ lei'ih
DslhsstGpm
ohcs h"urs rom an 'o5pm Sunday from
WILLIAM JONES, Pm.
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heported ior the Herald by W, G. Randall & Bro.
Womens' Ripped peggcd from $l2 to
SiS; Womens' Cloth, Sewcd, Sl5 to S24;
'WOnens Kid, Sewed, SIS to "a; Misses
Alp, pegged, $40 SO to 16 so; CLOTH,
sewed, Sl2 to is; Kid, Sewed, 10 to S2li
Mems Brogans, SIS to Is 6O Mems
Heavy Kip Boots, SS3 to GO; Mems
Pegged Calf Shoes, $24 to SO; Mems
peggel Calf Boots, S3S to 60; Boys Kip
Brogans, Sl2 to IS So Boys Kip Boots,
s2i to 80; Boys Calf Shoes, Sl5to Il.
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Corn and cotton prospects look blue
her,swsy, and desire for warm rains
is pre7alont.-- Waco Advance.
The Gazette says that tho work on
our ship channel at Corpus Christi, "goes
brarely on