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ATT PERKINS, sroRE.

Att PERKINS STORE
ogWuE TIM guac HAIR
MANCHESTER. VERMONT
MsYgs foaaa aa a.aas 70
HEEBW1EE EtlknIAF MAIEHitLN
Paints.
Oils. Colors.
Putty. Class, Var
uish, Japan, Lime, Plaster,
Cement, cite, etc, etc, etc, etc
BRUSHES, HRo0Ms. FEATHLBDUsTGBs
Cord, Rope. Irvine and Lath Thine.
c4EFEyrEEs AND N8s0Es' TooLS
ofan descriptions sud kinds,
A Lot Of New Whecl-Barrows
Fon SALE Guar
A ChoieABrand 81 Flour, Groceries, 0roekery,
Glassware aud Wall Paper
Picture Frames aud Mguldlugs, aud
HoruREs FRAMED TO ORDER
TOBACCO BOTH CHEWING AND SMOKING
WHuE WrnE CLOTHES LINES
nsl 90 per 100 feet. The best thing out,
AGENT FOR
HOWE's STANDARD SCALES.
AND ALSO
The UNIVERSAL CLorHEs WBNosR.
Avery choice lot Of
Canned Fruit and Vegetables, Lemons,
Crackers, Ginger Snaps, etc.
CLAPBOARDS, LATH AND BRICK.
The last but not the least, have you seen
TIL Il ALL G ATOR?
II not call at the store and view him at your
pleasure. 20SX
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p M. YOuLIN,s EsTATE-
DAVID THoMpsoN's ESTATE.

- STATE on YEnaosT, Manchester District, ~
At Probate Court held az Manchester within
and for said District o. Manchester, on the goth
day of July, *. d., 1873.
Present, Hon. Il. Is. Burton, Judge.
An instrument IN writing parp0rtlng 10 be tbs
last will aud testament Of David Thompson,
late Of Rupert to said district, docoased,
was presented for probate
Whoreupon it WAS ordered that said instrument
be proven ~ Probate Court 20 be beld On the
9th day Of August A. D., 1918, that
notice thereof be given 20 all pefsous
interested by publishing a certified copy of
The record Of said order three weeks successive.
~ ia the MANciEsrM JouasAL, a newspaper
printed At said Manchester, previous 70 said
tiple ot hearing,
A true record,
Attest, LOYI.LAND MUNsoN, Register.
A true copy o. record,
Attest, LOYELAND MuNsos, Register.
ll3w
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A Gre lu Portland Ne 60 >gudsy
destroyed q large anouai q property
two og three steamers and several
Hges
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SEAsONABLE GOODS,
SEAsONABLE GOODS,
Al popular prices.
G. A. MAYNARD & co,

MAsoma Trmlr, l5&t7 rmaD srs., 1AoY,S y,
are now offering special bargains Ia every De
pertinent q their store.
White Victoria Lawns, yard wide at
20, rs, 81, and 81 cents
Hamburg Edgings. an immense assert
mcnt from I2k cents 70 81 % per yard.
Ladies' Ready Made Suits, Redingotes
and PoIonaise, Lawns, Batiste Cloths
and Linens from s. 90 10 $50 90 each.
Bargains in French and Llama Lace
Shawls and sacques from s. 90 70 $7S
each. Ladies Underclothng a speciality
100 dozen fine, fancy Borderci Aprons
at only Is cents each.
Five Thousand Yards Striped Mohair
Dress Goods at ouly l2l cts. per yard
bs-All orders for goods or samples
will receive our immediate aud personal
attention
c. A. MAYNARD Il CO.,
hEg HAsafIc IENrlE,
l7Illfd st, Troy, NJ
4 JAY 6, 1878. zgly34
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BENNINGTON co. l. o. G. r.

Bennington County Union Of Good
Tcmplars will meet with So Reads.
boro Lodge No. 1853, at Readsboro,
Wednesday, August goth, 1878, at 10
o'clock q. IN. The following is the or
der Of exercises:
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Opening ceremonies devotional e1'
ercises to commence at l0l o'clock a.
m. and continue one.half hour; list Of
delegates appointment Of commit
tees reports from various lodges
music by Readsboro Lodge adjourn.
ment.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Music by Reading Lodge report of
committees; discussion Of the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolved, That it Is the duty of every
minister Of the Gospel not only TO live
a sober, temperate life, but TO preach
temperance upon all proper occasions ;
and the minister that fails to DO this
fails to accomplish the work assigned
him by the great head Of the church,
aud ought to be condemned by every
Christian person.
f"'ooiued, That the course pursued ~
the various Temperance organizations
has a tendency to make drunkards in-
stead of reforming them, and that every
one opposed to the sale and use OF rum
should be looked upon as an imposterr
and should never be allowed to hold
any office of trust in the gift of the
| people.
Miscellaneous business adjourn
ment.
! Session open to the public.
! All clergymen of Bennington county
are earnestly requested to be present
A large delegation of every lodge
tent, and society in the county is de
sired.
EVENING SESSION.
Public meeting under the auspices
Of So. Rcadsboro Lodge, speeches, es
says. papers, music, etc.
Per Order Committee.
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IAMEs nAMILTON,s EsTATE.

JAMES HAMILTON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF YEGnSEI Manchester District So
day Of July 4. D, 1873
Present Hon. Il. - Burton, Judge
An instrument IN writing purporling % be the
last will and testament u James Hamilton. late
Of sAudgato, IN said district deceased, uAa pre-
scented for probate.
WhCreupoui It was or1e "a that ssld instrument
be proven At a Probate Court 70 be held on the
27th dag % August, A. ~ 1913, aud that notice
by publishing certified copy II the record n
raj i order three weeks successfully Ia gnE MAN
CHESTER JoGHNAI, newspaper printed A. said
Manchester, previous g said time " hearing.
true E0eOrd,
Atlest, IOyELAND MUB8ON, Register.
true copy " record,
Attest, IOyfLAND MuEsOE, Register.
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A NEW LIGHT.
CHEAP, SAFE AND BEAUTIFUL.
GRAY's GENT OIL.
Positively Non-Explosive, Free From
Smoke or Stain, and all un-
pleasant odors whilst
burning
The advantage over coal or Carbon Oh Of every
bind arc AZ foilgss:
l. Il gives q soft, pure Hght that Tor intensity
rivals all other lliumnat0rs known.
2 THE h9ht gives q gteller lame Than Gas
aud "a far more brilliant
q The wick ducs not iucrusi - when used
with KerosgBa Oh, one wick win lasl a year.
Tho oil does not stsiu silk, WOODEN, linen Or
4, Ii can be s8ld for tbe fama price a. good
kerosene gtl, and can be burned ia any Lamp
with
GRAYs BEAUTIFUL SILVER CAPPED
LAMP uRNERS
Thus adapting itself to com@0u use.
FOR SALE ~
NJ. HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for Manchester, for
GElY's gESli0IL AND GRAYfs SILVER CAPPEI
LAMP BURNER
And Dealers 10
Provisions Groceries
Tea. coffee and Spices, ITuits,
Mute end Confectionery u al kInds. Also
I iust received new Iai ~ beea Potatoes, inclua
ing The i.als Hgse, Eearly Goodrich, Ear
ly hose aud several other kinds,
both for see8 and table
use a.
M. HARRINGTON'S,
+ Opposite The Knitting AlH
soft Factory Point, Vt,
/ LARGE STOCK or
pnfgTZ ANp AffQHG
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LARGE STOCK or
BOOTS AND SHOES,
o. TIRE Llrusr sTTLEs roE
Mss woEsH Aua chidrens staf.
The Celebrated Farweii Shoe at
EOBEET AMEs,
Factory Po.gi, Vt
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odd Fellows Celebration, Bali and
supper.

odd Fellows Celebration, Bali and
supper.
PROGRAMME.
On the8Istd day Of December, 1873, the odd
Fellows will assemble at 70 o'clock A. NJ, at
their hall, on the north side OF the public
square, and there form into procession UNI
der the maish3iship of Brotho John j. Good
They will then march up Main street TO
the corner OF MIiu ahd Ma. liet, then by
Marketto Commerce street, then down Com
mercc street to hOJ>ton street, on Southwest
side OIL the public square, thea by Houston
street up to Elm street, tuCu up Elm street TO
sycamore street, then down said street up
to Mail street, then down Main street to
the Dad Fellows building, corner Main and
Lamar street and into Odd Fellows hall,
where public Grafton ON Odd Fellowship
will be oolivered by Brother George Mellersh,
After the Grafton they will form again into
Profession and Ilarch back to their hall on
the public square.
AT night, commencing at o'clock, ball,
TO DO conducted by Professor George, will
take place at odd Fellows hall, aud from Il
N. t. IA. NJ. "a supper will DO served to the
audience in the hal.
Professor John Lang leader of Brass Band;
Professor Pryor, leader OF String Band.
tci COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
LSaia, ]. T. Carey, W. IL. Boales, Z. Nc
Cornell, j. D. Kerfoot.
loo COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
John II. Holiday, u. Z. Jet, J. j. Good,
Thomas walker, Il. II. Jones'.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Il. Gaines, K. II. Jones, j. Grossman, E. s.
Gag, 4. Z. Jordan.
Gsneral Invitation is hereby extended to
all heighbprins lodges, visiting and ancient
Odd Fellows who should happen to be fur
ulshed with no special ones.
The pubic in general, and ladies espe-
cially, are invited to attend the Grafton.
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Riverside AcadeHny.
L called n Die advertise.-

Attentionis csfiedtS Nle advertise
ment of this institution in, ,tolday,,lY,
paper. Prof. Martin is already
favorablNrEknown yiinaatheuy ciiy, az
an efficient teacher and has, shown a
commendable zeal in his attempts to
establish first-eta5s high School. n''i'he
second terms beginson the 9TH proximo.
In order to meet the necessities fIthe
increased attendance, Mr.. NJ. has Sc
cured the services of competent lady
assistaSit. -Weag.lin cordially SreE6hi-
mend the school to the patronage of
the public. h si,o. .so. ..,, a,-.,. ,...
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CHRISTMAS day was as clear rs n
pearl.
ALL the restaurant windows are in
holiday attire.
'OH, my head ~ was n very common
remark on Friday morning.
The ubiquitous military gentleman
on Thursday--Generl Jollity
THE maXes of the dance and the
ma2es Of the drunk are in order.
Ir Is question which made most
noise Christmas day--llre crackers or
Champagne corks.
THEyoun trumpcters and drummer
boys are not countable in numbers or
accountable for their noise.
Don't forget to call ON A. NJ. FRIEND co.
for your Liquors and Cigars for the holidays.
2TudSd
THE spread at Friends on Christmas
day and the hospitality of the senior of
the house, assisted by The genial White,
was dubbed with n thousand compile
ments.
THOSE courteous and thoughtful gen,
tlemen, Messrs. A. M. Friend y Co.
have our kindest thanks for n highly
appreciated compliment opposite to the
holidays. tt ~tsttH t,-tss
ISN'T fifteen miles an hour y little
beyond the regulation speed for the
running of the trains of the Pacific
road through the city? Willthe Pacific
engineers answer? l.u
The best brands OF whisky, Wine and
Cigars can be had at A. NJ. FRIEND Il CO.'S
for the holidays. 210dSl
THAT small boy, who bought paper
of torpedoes and paper of gumdrops
on Christmas, and started to eat the
first for the last complains, this morn
ing, of the toothache and neuralgia.
DALE, of the Waxahachie Democrat,
left his Christmas stocking in the hands
of his compositors and drops over
neighborly, TO see what we have got
in ours, 4.qv
THE brightand spring-like loneliness
Of the weather on Thursday, was sue
ceeded, yesterday, by an icy norther.
Hot stoves, blazing fire. places aud
caloric whiskey were mostly "called
for" "FA
THE members Of our City Council, it
is said, conducted themselves with
their constitutional sobriety and chris
tianly department during Christmas.
They declined sky rockets and re-
manned dry Il
OFFICER McBride's race on Thurs
day, after mounted peace-breaker,
was good piece of horsemanship, but
McBride's horses speed was not equal
to McBride's skill, so the 'enemy" es-
capped. bFH t1R. rss
ONb VI tuc NhilSIliioc- NSieuI dtois
"took his'' out in firins off an anvil.in
front of the Cosmopolitan, and If the
amount of celebration was to be meas
ured 10y the amount of noise that
auvlleer filed his own bill.
II you want some fine whiskey Wine,
Brandies or Cigars for Christmas or New
Years, call on A. NJ. FRIEND 4 co.
27odsd
THERE Is. man lying Ill at An
gers Foundry, who, from some defect
In the ordinance respecting the admis-
sion of sick paupers to our city hospital,
is unprovided with proper comfort and
medical attendance.
OFFICER SULLIVAN arrested riot
Gus negro on Thursday, who, in
addition to forging too much vocal
thunder, intimatcd that il would afford
him delicious pleasure to slice up Sui
livan iato tea-takes. H ~
THE Senior proprietor of THE HER
AID acknowledges the receiptof an ex.
quisitely barhecued and beautifully
dressed pig from the highly popular
etalls Of MessrA Witt Thomas, whicl
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NOTICE.

No accounts against em'
ployes in the Herald office
will be allowed in settle
ments with the Office unless
an order from the proprie-
tors Is given.
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MIR. q, w. pECIL FIT

10 our authorized nacnl for this city, with
power to mako collections and solicit adyer'
tisnmonts aud subscriptions for this paper
All contracts made by him will bo recog-
nlEed by this office.
j. W. sWINDELih q co..
Proprlotors Herald.
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Absolutely cafe. Perfectly olOrleSs. AL
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
to gas Burns in any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking drc Manufactured
expressly to take the place OF volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every rosSl-
proved by its continued use in over 800 900
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever Oc-
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
our oils In the United States, is appalling.
The insurance companies and fire commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
tSe Astral as the best safeguard where lamps
are used Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at Wholesale by the proprietors,
CHAS. PRATT & CO..
l6d9&6mw los Fulton street, New York,
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LOCAL ~ lew ~
The OAIcIal Paper Of tho 0lly
IOH MNnIk,

We have the facilities and 'h' WORK
ne. 20 do ns coed work, and ~ -"
law rates, ~ cnn he do"e anywhere
and We mean 90 DO II, Hiring s"W
fine Job work THE DAILY HER
AID 0pPICE. Uorner 81 M"in M"
Iaiaar siFeeis,
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chFistmas At the Commes'eia, gIo,el.

This popular house, house which
has not only male thousands of friends,
but which isgaining thom daily, give
q dinner.on Christmas day which has
never been exceHed in the State. 1t
was a bill of fare fit to 'set before a
King" A large number of the. friends
of the guests OF the house also sat at
the board, and spoke most flattering
words ofthe sumptdousness and grand
eur of the dishes
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Gip 10 SsegnN &; DO. for the
;c>f ID, 1o.,ia RcG 'br%splc Pin
ia1@ ia ;la& gS;sG'isViessisl IsiOE!lliy
:us3s'EgIeBtss @gso Ser itarni-
taT2. %oosss, stationery. crock
GsJ,l md + S'usN'Ggr, window
sas9.icS. plies ,ig>a, aDG3 n.a E4inssa
oi rn0'sGdiIsgs, wall paper, saep"
ladders, table and pocket cut"
GCry. d&wlawly
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HUTCHINs.
Town Lois for sale.

Twelve lots (ono block, ON tho prlno'pN'
business street Of tholown Of llnlrllIh"' on
rho Central Railroad, IN Dallas county, io'
sale NJ low prices. Apply To
JOHN W.SWlNDELLS,
yhdtf Herald Onico
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GoTnice Moulding. over no.
900 feet Just received, mad will
be made 10 order, I'd
EsEEgaGI AZ EYAES.

| ollcr the finest silks, Nelvcts, fancy Dry
Goods and millinery
BELOW COST, ron CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
y. IIOLD0RF, Agent,
2G3d2w on Lnmarst, bet. Main aud Elm.
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Quail Thos

;, Russell Ann; Ramsey + c; Rowland K;
Richards DO i; Eeincy Louie p Rob- .Son S c;
RenfTo I A; E,sse'' Mic laei Roge $ Miss
RENE; Reeves VIM q; Eicney G l.; Russey
VIM Robinson Dr Alex l.; Russell ~ iss Ann;
Robinson Al itsan Clarlnda.
Smith W b; shannon W d; Sullivan Tim j;
Slaughter n IL; shannon Samuel Al Scott
Wllligm SIRE yht y Il; Scnoob L a |; Shultz
y IL; Shu led Hen Y; Sellers II d; SauGerS
jim; Shaver John .; Su,ten Joln; Shlpman
Mrs Jennie; Shalcnbcrgtr John Nj Shipman
J :; Shtgal j f; Seldom John; Shallenberger
John NJ; Sears +; Summons 4 P; sutherland
Louisa Sptpgue Millon; Sw,Dney Mo ison;
Shawyel Mis-: Mamie 2 Shultz Mrs Martin;
Scott Nelson; S!aughte n Il; sayers Robert;
Shipley Il p; Swayer ST. nj b.
=, Thomas w ]; Terry, William; Taber Will
+ K; Tower I, o; Thompson NJ E; Thomas
Matte; Truedei Joseph Thomas james:
Irammell James r; Trotter II F; Taylor
Ellen Tnorhton Eugene; Thomas Charles +.
Taubert August; Tomberlin Benjamin Tay-
lor A r Tdrpen Arone NJ; Taylor Arthur;
Trguback John II.
w
White b W; Wallin b r; Warm Bette;
Willie G, Williams Miss Gala; Virgins Miss
Ella; WINNIE Frank P Wise Il C; Willis Es-
telle; Wallace Henry d; waterwolth George;
Williams Henry l.; Weaiand G W; Wilson
Jno; Williams Jane; Whiteman Jack; Wains-
cot j; Vim Joseph; Wilson James; WheGdon
rhOs; Watson Jno ID White an Theo Mex 2:
Natsoh VIM; Williams las NJ; Williams Mrs
Lily q; Wegefarth Louis c; Williams Lottie
Miss; VIII te Phebe Mis-; Wood Mrs Sue; Walt
ers w j 2; Woodward VIM LIZ; Wilson VIM 2.
Firms.
MesSrs Gray Bros; w. p. Cowen & Co; Par
ton, Miller & Co; Wise II Ohilson; Laud Il
Tobias.
Eleven letters, directed 10 tine following
names, are held for postage at this office viz:
W III Brown IL Co., Clehurne; Mrs Mary
Beighel, Stockton, Cal; Ms Mary Him.
brough, Shelbyvii.e, Tenn; Mr. ittFeigles,
Dallas; Mr. g Jackson, nallas: Mr.. John W
Louis, Mo; Mr. d b Doutheit, Browns6ale,
Pc; Mr.. j. W. Thompson, Butler, Pa; DR. z
Hendricks, Dallas; III. Terrell, Comanche,
Texas,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised"
WIN. JONES, p. NJ.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPLI'T'
FOR SALE.

Tho wslI known property known IN lhs
"CrutohheId House.
iu the city Of Dallas, Is offered NJ private
sale. For terms, inquire Of
GEO. W, BAYLOR, or
JAS. 0. CRUTCEIFlELD.
Dallas, Nov. ~, 1873, HOoll
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Wall paper, WALL parer, WAN
paper. AFnNacas2 stock OG every
aeNe5o aw:g s,S.es-lsg@aG 8WiGs.
Wg3ite ggSNRiia, DAn@HtsS, GIi~
boas&G, EENsgVc,'. $Gtiw anna
Gilt. NO cg3urG@ Gar trimming.
& Zine s:Dpl. ~ Uln,s0g ayl0sa0,
Wiil be Oia hGH.3 ia q lcW days.
L'E2ln3 I'VE Gt E,Gg,2!,
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We had the pleasure on Christmas
day to meet Major Dan Malvern, WHO
is known all over Texas as the "lord-
liest mani that ever strobe the earth.
The Major is patron Of the press, and
wherever the craft may discover him
we ask them to IDEAL with him kindly"
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The College meeting Tonight.

A meeting In whiol eyery citizen Of
Dallas, and we might say every resi-
dent of the codntyis'intefcstei I'M will
be held at Fields Hall tonight
This meeting is to come to some con-
clusion, and II possible perfect a plan
for the erection Of q college building In
this city. The Institute Is 10 be'of q
grade corresponding to that of the first
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port, are agents Of the Arizona Mills in Clai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt II Yarns and OsnaburgS at figures less
than New Orleans prices. [2j0d-tf
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NOTICE.
mr.. W. II, sparkle,

mr.. w. ~, sparkle,
OF Shreveport, Is our authorized agent Tor
That city, 10 whom parties doslrlhg 10 nnVnl-
Nsa In or subscribe for the HERALD me re-
specially referred.
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+. LIE.


Remember the Odd Fellows ball GENES Off
on the night of New Years Eve, 3lst Decem.
Der, at odd Fellows hall in Dallas
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.rD Juu .miuiaa OF tuo country,
I1r .mplaun of llH spaIonL II h
%, claw ~ anlIInaf. and itIsa glWing
aottlnti,rHrad'd Therefore every
GtIla WN, cam W,o4d should be ~
lis.IJ UHl Tonight and give the
4rawl htut of hH prieno' 40
Ioasl tpnl+ uaplaeot scheme,
ra'ouei 1.,goJ'. yarl-onns Tree,
Unoof 'lcmrl pleasant events that
. lose, mrm , utuulsluLy uf this city
#as lbc uH. uWisaul 10 the lltlIe
folky by our esteemed friend Colonel
IJohu g. Nlcroy on Christmas morn
| iui Fatty lIuo hundred children
mucwnuotluir patron IN rc-ponso
.ioui 100 uHallou thnD dny, NLnd-
ul In lupmillof his children, with
Ihn lowing DcnN, hi Guoply6jqucand
pH, .lus ty,5 thp Gulp1ul was aa pew
| lum pnum Of u0WUc- a. we ever
#aN ii.. rhrttmnItprWU. lulcnWlIh
ltl,rHo'o'u-s containing weouls for
.p. luda dirl. each ons getting a
4imipIH,e H' Glenn rurkur made
I.WudaHmto 'hd CuH7, % lui was re-
sDoldad loby Judge Sat NJ, lAwCord,
| NHo ,,3ll0oH0IIrpu l10l nothing pre-
vcutod hiu DnthmowuasJ from dojog
whgt hc would advise tlcm all 10 do,
arl tia, was 10 kHthcroIaueL Con-
tpIcuout among the old cllilcn5 who
contributed TO the pleasure If the occo-
sion we mus. mention Judge Good,
Colonel Don't Major rompE0a, Major
}gp'IiMM Ai1 lp9lIoy Wnd Major
lAyaTnN Of whom ar"mod TO Zee that
they wGo ouoys again. Tine Christ
mas t,eo vas certainly grand 'ucac'a,
md IN concluding thB notice we add
oWwllr TO that otlhc children Of DaI-
lai-.loag may CoIonc! Mcuoy'a light
shine, and long may hla banner wave,
IS tisc SloIllnSs HVUgoa,h
cy"ry 2asa is aaaioIs so Suy
t.rlr cilen.ssHau'ta1lo l'Feav.I.
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All parties indebted to NJ. Shuts, by note
securcl by deed " trust, arc hereby notified
That prompt payments must be made, or
their property Will be sold.
sTEAIMONs & NORRIS,
s2Odit 1,.i-sv~ i,i Attornovs
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G'gnnHiim s. peAa .,ge nOSy
opening tlojr extensive nNl
yitg}cI stGCA 90 l>at.NnS Goods,
ytg.5CM fEcy Cg5ar 4t W G0iesale
OR E.ctalG. they 2ro receiving
a large suRply CO sew ana Gle.
g@8t patterns 0g y@ll paper.
glglL
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Two good residences in this city. Imme-
diate possession given.
l50-dtf STEAGALL & co.
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Masquerade Suits and Stage Diamonds
FOR IA 1NT

By f, HOLDORF, Agent,
LamarstrCct, between Main and Elm.
273did
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Petty W + .; Palmer VIM De La Tour Q;
Pension Richard Pleace f; Petty Mary A:
Powers I; Peter d o. Pool Cora A; Parish
+ "; Payne Edwa.u; Payne Ella; Parker E
Patterson Il c; Payne Lillian; pecis l. &;
Phillip JAS j; Perry John II; Palmer Jno W;
Potts Mrs l. Ei Polk NJ h; Poindexter Mrs
WilmotL; Palmer W ID.
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King has always on hand the best of wines
and liquors 10 suit his customers. 2f7dsm
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Logan Reuben; Laneton Rlchmd Langley
Samuel: lakcm2n VIM G.; Lowensten c;
Lcgg Johd; Lcdbet,er James o; Lane James;
Long Jas Il; Lowry NJ; lambiin Kate;
hc#cy Miss kitic; Lane Miss Melyina.
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Newman Ennis; Nauweck Eugene; Napo-
leon Geo; New berry j b, Nixon VIM a.
O
oden Jno A; Orrell Jno b; Orr N d DR.;
O'kelley Chas ".
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Kaye "a Ii Ken0pd Jas ", Niger tieo l. .;
hla1sson l!en,yi holster John; Knox David
Veal Robert Ii kaVunuugh Marcns; Kayles
Beu.