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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-09-03
Legal Notices.
EGAL NOTICE.
John II. Mills, ct. al, heirs OF In vint
Allen Mills, deceased, County,
Plninins, Court
Miatilda j. Linn, Elizabeth 2
Nils. ct. al., heirs Of Adam
Linn, dpcCagnd. De- {

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Matilda j. Linn, Elizabeth Pleas.
Mills, ct. nj, heirs OF Adam
Linn, deceased, De- Civil action
PENDANTS.
john IL. Linn, OF the State of Illinois, will
take notice, that John Il. Mills, Of Vinton
county, Ohio, with all the other heirs and
children OF Allen Mills, deceased, las plaintiffs,
dil "a the 2lst day August, 1914, fled their
petition In the Court of Common Pleas, with
N and for the said county of Vinton, State OF
Qhio, against the said John II. Linn, Matilda
u. Linn, widow Of Adam Linn, deceased, Eli
zaDeth Mills, widow Of Allen Mills, and the
lelrs ana children of Adam Linn, deceased,
deiendants, setting forth among other things,
tnat me plaintiffs are tenants in common and
are seized IN fec simple, from the e2d day OF
January, 1872, Of the one undivided half Of the
following real estate, situated in said county
OF pintoh, Ohio, to-wit: The west half Of the
nor,h.eaS quarter o dissection Number Twenty
g:OJ IN township Number Twelve Q2,) OF
Range Number Seventeen 40 Of lands sub
Ject to sale at ChillicOthe Land District, con-
tanning W acres, more or less.
Ihat said defendants mlawfnlly and con-
trarE 70 equity; Keeps the plalntitrs out
tain deeA from Alien Mills and Elizabeth
ms Wlle to Adam Linn, deceased, dated April
~, 1876, was traudulenlty made, executed and
delivered. That said Elizabeth was coerced
to sign the same. That said decd was eXecu-
~ 49, NShNciSu NlllOUI any tight, pOWtl
or authority, so to convey the premises, and
doneillegally and for the purpose of defraud-
ing plaintiffs as said Allen Mills and Adam
Linn well knew; tnat Allen Mills, deceased,
only owned a life estate in said realty; that
he. died January 22d, 1872, and his estate in
saId realty then terminated.
And praying that defendants answer said
petition that the said deed from Allen Mills
and Elizabeth his wife, and other deeds in
sAid petition mentioned as effects plaintiGs
ute 70 said realty, may be adjudged and de-
creed fraudulent and void. and wholly vaGa-
ted and see aside, and held for Iaught; thai
defendants release; that plaintiffs may have
Judgment for recovery Of the possession Of
said realty, that an equitable partition may
be ordered off said premises, that the plain
THIS may have Judgment for 800 damages fol
rents and profits from January 22d, 1872, and
other relief,
And the said John II, Linn Is notified that
he is required to appear and answer said pe-
tition on or before the third Saturday after
the LIST day Of October, A, ID. 1879.
JOHN II. MILLS, EFT AL,
Heirs Of Allen Mills, deceased.
by Il. A. BRATToN, their Attorney.
August n, 1SI3-6w
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PROMINENT NOTICE.

Z N "
THE undersigned has been duly appointed
Executor of the last will and testament of
the estate of Andrew j.. Martindill, late Of
indebted to the estate, are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, will present them, duly au-
thenticated to the undersigned. for allow
ance. j. A. MARTINDILL.
Sept. 3, 1ST3-3w.
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Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cara,

Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cars,
which are rs comfortable, elegantly furnished
aud almost equal TO u fre-slde, are on ali
trains from Cincinnati 10 baltimore md
Washington. See Schedule Of Cincinnati md
Marietta Railroad for time OF arriving and lie
parting from Macarthur.
The advantages Of this route over all other,
y, that y gives all travellers holding through
Philadelphia, and the National Capitol FREQ.
Time quicker and rates OF fare lower than
by another route. IT,"
Tho scenery along this Railway Ia not
cquallcd for grandeur on this Continent.
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The prospect is fine for a good
corn crop in Vinton county this
year.
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Dir. n. j Bowe:s, Dentist, McArthu


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SHERIFF's SALES. The Sheriff
Of Vinton county, will offer at pub
lie sale az | o'clock in the afternoon
Of Tuesday, September lG, three
tracts Of land in Section Is, in
jackson township, Vinton county
one of about AZ acres, one of 81,
and one of 80, appraised at $500,
as the property of WILLIAM and
RACHEL LEE, to satisfy an order of
sale in favor of j. P. Coz and II. G.
JONES.
Forty acres will also be sold in
township nine, (where is township
nine in Vinton county?) which has
been appraised at 500, in which
JOSEPH STEWART is plaintiff, and
WILLIAM DoLEs ct. al. are defend
ants.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of ABd,yu y, Higgias, dec'd.
The undersigned has boon appointed and
Andrew j. Higgins, late Of Vinton county,
o deceased.
Dated tho 18Th day OF July, A.. D. 1919.
SARAH j.. HIGGINS,
August 10, isTa-9w. Administrator.
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VXTANTED.- Wholesale PurChas ng
Ny, Agents for the Bartram $ wing
htest and Best. The StilIeSt, Fastest and Eat
est Lock Stitch, Strait Needle Machine in the
market. Better terms than any company.
Address, JOHN A. DODGE.
Genl Agent, Danbury, Conn.
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10 SHIPPERS or FREIGHT.

This line offers superior induccmcnts--fhe
rates being one-thlrd lower 10 and from nog-
ton. New York. or any other eaetorn point.
III ordering goods Of nny. description from lie
East give directions 10 ship rfd Daltimofc n
Ohio X. r., and IN shipping East give same al
rections. Freights shipped by this route will
haye despatch, and be handled with care nad
save shippers much money.
N. GUiLFOuD,
Gen. Freight Ag't Baltimore
49,, ,o,cs Con- Ticket Ag't baltimore.
Gen. Paos. Ag't, Cincinnati
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TRAINS CONNECT AT LovELAND
For all points on the Little Miami Railroad,
and at the indianapolis n Cincinnati Rail-
road Junction for all points West. III
w. W. PEABODY,
W. X. LANCASTER,
Master OF Transportation.
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ID baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Great National Short Line Route
Eastan nj West.

Only Direct Route to the National Can't
tol and Eastward, Tfi
On and after, Monday, November 10, Trains
will run rs follows:
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New Advertls

WY ANTED-All men wishing TO make
wv money TO send for u %phamphlet con-
tanning instructions, etc, which Everybody
should knou. j. q. Triton, P~ittsburg, Pa. 4t
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only line running through cars to the West.
Omnibus transfer, fcrriage, ali changes and
delays avoided by running THREE sPE-
CIAL DAILY. LINES OF THROUGH
COCHEs, AS follows:
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Home Life Insurance Co.. Of New York.

VXTANTED-District and local AGENTS
w for this old old and well established
Co., under liberal TERMS. Address with refer
ences, DOUGHTY & BRUEHL,
4w State agents, Cincinnati, o.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17

GAMBLERS AT SALT LAKE.-The News
says the following were arrested and
fined on the 10th for gambling or for
keeping gambling houses:
L. Dohlman, 500; John Wright, 500
(paid), Lewis Engles, 500 (paid) James
Hogle, 500; Frank Connolly, 500
(paid); Rodebank, 500 (paid), julius
Levi three charges, $500; W. Lutfiiu,
two charges, 5000; C. Woods, three
charges, $500; Chas. H. Douglas, two
charges, 5000; Harry Levi, 500 (paid);
William McClelland, 500; John Krea-
mer (paidD. Those after whose names
the word paid does not appear stated to
Justice Clinton that they intended to
appeal their cases. The Jnstice placed
their bonds at from $500 to $4,000, &C.
cording to the amount of fine, which
they did not produce, and they were
taken into custody by the officers and
placed under confinement in Jail. In a
few minutes afterwards Deputy Terrific
rial Marshal r. W. McAllister received q
writ of habeas corpus, issued by Judge
Mexican, and directed to officer w. Phil
lips, requiring him to take Charles H.
Douglas, one of the gamblers, before the
Judge. Robertson and Mcbride are at
torneys for Douglas, and the grounds of
application for the writ are that the APP
plicant for release was arrested without
warrant, and that the ordinance under
which he is charged with the offense al
legged against him is void. A similar
writ was also issued by Judge Mexican
in the case of G. Woods, another of the
gamblers. The writs required the re-
turns to be made forthwith, but the city
is somewhat embarrassed at present, in
attending to such matters, owing to
Judge z. Snow being busily engaged at
the Probate Court and the absence OF
Judge Hoge at Provo. Up to two O'Clock
J no further steps Ind been taken in the
matter.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17

tnrbances have occurred in the Island oil
Majoria.
General Moriones has been appointed
Generalissimo of Srms in Spain.
LONDON, Sept. 10.
The walls of building in Deyonshlre
which had been recently burned fell this
morning. killing eight persons and injur-
ing several others.
The Court Of Aldermen, after thorough
investigation, have came to the conelu-
sion that the charges OF bribery against
the wardens Of Newgate, in connection
with the plot for the escape Of the bans
of England forgers, are unfounded. The
Americans who were arrested for attempt
10 bribe have been discharged from Gus
tody. The Wardens are restored to thei'
| dutips,
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Pacific Coast.
supposed Suicide near San Francisco
---Freaks Of Crazy Man---Boss
Tweed I'm san Franeisco--f me"
for Violating the Passenger Act
The yasquez Pursuit.
say FnANo1sco. Sept. 10,

SAN Francisco, Sept. 10,
The body of an unknown man was
found yesterday afternoon about three
miles west of the city, in the bushes, with
pistol hole through the head ana n
derringer at his side; supposed suicide.
The man appeared to have been dead
about "a hours.
Gustave Kline, who recently arrived
from South Pass City, Wyoming, where
he had been Deputy County Clerk and
Deputy Postmaster, was found to-day
endeayoring to eng'ge passage for Port
land, Oregon, on the San Diego steamer.
Officers took him in charge, and upon
searching him found q bundle of green
backs, $500 of which he had torn into
fragments. He said that three men took
him, last night, ON the roof of the house
where he was stopping and told him they
would throw him off il he did not give
them his money. He asked permission
to 20 to his room, and there, to prevent
robbery, tore the money up. He is evil
IDENTIFY about half crazed. He has con-
siderable coin and gold dust in his pos
session.
A young man named Gilman has been
in the habit of DOMINIC a navy officer S
uniform and travelling on appearances,
and registering himself as Captain at no.
tells. Last night number of navy Of
fcers found him, took him to q room and
obliged him to take off the uniform and
wait until he could send for a civilian
costume
SAN Francisco, Sept. l6.
: II. G. Howard, Captain of the steamer
Alaska. pleaded guilty TO bringing 3SS
: more Chinese than the Passenger Act
allows, and was fined by the L. S. Dis.
| trict Court, $4,000.
! Boss Tweed and niece arrived tonight
by the overland train, and took rooms at
g the Occidental hotel.
+ Patrick Carol died suddenly in barn
e on Taylor street, of heart disease.
: Mayor Alvord has been appointed
Park Commissioner vice c. T. McDer
mott, resigned.
$ Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept. lG.
: Sheriff johnson and party retA zee
!. to-day, with five more stolen horsesCre
captured from Vasquez's band Of rob
bers. The active pursuit Of Nnsquez i
6 abandoned.
II SALINAS, Cal, Sept. lG.
l. Sheriff WATSON arrived this evening i
charge OF Theodore Moreno and GuadG
lupe Olevas, two of the parties impl
Il Gated in the Tres Pinos tragedy. More
'e no, according to q statement made b
lie Audon Leiva, now under arrest in Ii
Angeles for the same offense, is the ma
ii who shot the Frenchman at Tres Pine
u and Clivias was one Of the party int
'f osted in the Twenty-one Mile House al
y Firebaugh's Ferry robbery short tin
+ since. Leiva is held in Los Angel
III awaiting the arrival of Sheriff Wasson
T. bring him here. From informatic
u II gained by Sheriff Adams and Wassc
VI from Leiva, the above parties we
ue traced-Moreno to Priest Valley, ~
10 Olivas to Bitter Water. Deputy Sher
I'd Lyons and Constable Sclick made Il
,io arrest
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17

New DIscovERY.-We learn that an
extensive ledge of free milling silver ore,
which also carries per centage of gold,
has been discovered about twelve miles
west of City Rocks, between the Raft
River and Goose Creek mountains, and
a short distance from the old emigrant
road. The ledge, which is being devel-
oped by the Observation-Disclosures. Viron
q Co.'s said to begvery rich, much
horn and native silver being found in it.
Il Salt Lake Herald, 18th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17

DISTINGUISHED MrNER.-Garvey, the
man who had the contract fol plastering
by which the city of New York was
robbed OF half million, says the Vir-
ginia Chronicle, has taken up his resi-
dence at Battle Mountain, in this State
He will no doubt become an honest
miner" and assist in developing the la
tent resources OF the Great Basin. 1t is
to be hoped, for the benefit of those
having mining claims to sell, that he has
retained portion, at least, of his wealth,
as he will have many opportunities in
mining enterprises to put his money
where it will do the most good"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17

p. L. SHoAFF, agent of General p. E.
Conner, returned from two weeks trip
to Stockton, Utah, and vicinity, last
evening, looking well for his rustication
of two weeks. He reports mining and
other "biz" in that vicinity improving
daily. Also, that work on the Sewer
Valley & Phoebe Railroad is progressing
favorably.-[S Salt Lake Tribune.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17
ANOTHER YEAR.

Three years ago to-day the first num- .
Der Of the RECORD was presented to the I
people OF Phoebe. the paper having been
started rs weekly. In few months
the increase of business made it necessary
that the paper should be issued semi
weekly. IN May, 1872, its issues were
made tri-weekly, and on the 18th of Sep
TENDER following-the second anniversary
of the REooRD's career-it was issued as
daily, and has continued to be issued
as such since then, tho only changes be-
ing an increase in its size and greater
outlay OF the means necessary to insure
the greater usefulness OF the paper.
With its history the old residents Of
Phoebe are familiar; and that its columns
have always been used to advance the
best interests of the camp all are well
aware 1t will be remembered that two
years ago the people of Phoebe awoke
upon town in ruins-the proprietors OF
the RECORD suffering equally with their
unfortunate neighbors. But dauntless,
and with spirits buoyed up by hope, the
towns people have struggled on, and
have overcome all obstacles. Instead OF
tho blackened ruins which were visible
two years ago, we now behold lively
city of 1000 or-5, 900 inhabitants, in the
center of rich mining district, and with
every reasonable prospect of increasing
in Importance and wealth as the years
roll by. To the public of Phoebe, whisf
has so literally patronized the paper il
the past, we beg to make due acknowl
edgments, assuring our readers that il
the RECORD they will find in the future
as in the past, an advocate of peace ant
good order, of the laws Of the land and {
sound moral sentiment.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17

CONSIDERABLE sensational stir has been
made among the brethren Of the Congre-
gational churches by an elaborate essay
in leading religious weekly Journal, in
justification and advocacy of auricular
confession, by Rev. Thos. X. Boecher,
brother to Henry Ward Beecher. He
says "If it were the habit of man to
go to some revered and trusted man of
God once in two months and unbosom
himself truthfully, can any sane man
doubt that he would receive a benefit?
Penitence of sins is usually much deep.
ened when fellow man knows of it."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17
DAILY RECORD
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER n. Isss

The Business Office Of the PHOEBE
DAILY RECORD will be hereafter in the
Office of Fl. r. Breakey, at Michaels
cigar store, Main street, opposite
Meadow Valley.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17

A ST.. LOUIS correspondent of the Salt
Lake Tribune says the Bay City Tunnel
is owned by the most prominent and
wealthy men of st. Louis, and is sure,
as soon as possible, to be continued to
Big Cottonwood.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17

The Virginia and Truckee and the
Central Pacific Railroad companies have
made reduction of one-third in the pas
senger tariff from Virginia city to Sacra-
mento and return.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17

FROM the Official Register, for June,
1873, of the Officers and Cadets of the
United States Military Academy, at
West Point, the Deseret News learns that
Cadet Willard Young, of Utah, stood
sixth in the order of general merit in his
class-the third or second years class,
which is composed of fifty-six members.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17

PRor. B. f. UNDERWOOD, tie famous
" Freethinker, and editor of the Boston
Investigator, is lecturing in this State.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17
Foreign N ews.

Further Complications in Spain--
Shocking Accident at Devon shire--
Charges of Bribery not Sustained.
MADRID, September 10.
The leaders of the CataSena insurrec-
ton are endeavoring to secure the Co.
operation of the Carlists is their efforts
to raise the siege of the city. They have
made propositions to the Carlists to at
tack the Republicans in the rear, while
the besieged make sortie. 1t is not
known how the Carlists have received
these offers, but the exposure of this has
deprived the Insurgents of public SYM
pathy.
Intelligence is received here that dis.
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MINE WANTED.

" ANTED TO PURCHASER NINE.
w which shows good prospects. to warrant
outlay OF capital, or will advance capital toward
developing. Owners Of such property, who Gao
ofier inducements, can find purchaser by adj
dressing Lock Box -Four Hundred and Thirty.
nine f439), San Francisco Postoffice. Give full
particulars as to condition OF mine, amount of
work done. character Of ore, what mines in yicin.
ity, condition of title, terms, etc., number of
'ee'' anu No" opened. au26.lm
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INTERESTING INDIAN NEws.-From an
Eastern exchange we copy the following
press telegram
SALT LAKE, Sept. &c. W. ingalls,,
Indian Agent, telegraphed that he held
successful council with the chiefs OF seven
different tribes at St. George, in South
ern Utah. They have agreed to go on
the Muddy Valley reservation. These
Indians represent all of the Piutes in
Southern Utah and North Arizona. The
council was regarded rs eminently sue
cessful. Kanosh, chief OF another band
of 175 Indians, agreed to go to Muddy
Valley. The balance, fifty or more, go
to the Uintah reservation. Tabiona S
band 90 to Uintah, and all the Southern
Indians will gather in Muddy Valley.
Supplies to the Piutes of Nevada and the
western Shoshones will be distributed by
n. w. ingalls,, assistant, next week, in
Nevada. The Indian problem is now
regarded solved for the future in the
happiest manner.
If, says the Salt Lake Herald, ingalls,
telegraphed all that is contained in the
foregoing extract he is as competent to
"economize the truth" rs to feed
"mouldy sow-belly' to starving Indians.
If he did not telegraph it all, the prob
abilities are that the Associated Press
agent is returning to the old ways which
were so Enthusiastically his when he
was especial to the New York Herald
and the San Francisco Chronicle. In
gals did meet the chiefs of seven band
of Southern Utes; but the statements
relative to Kanosh and Tabiona are onl.
interesting inventions.
ALLUDING to the recent estimate o
$4,000 men as the number of Carlists il
the field, the Pall-Mall Gazette review
the measures taken by the Government
to put down the rebellion. 1t appear
that the Republicans to oppose the Carl
lists, number 10000 men Of the regula
army, gendarmie and Gardiner, with So
900 of the reserve, which is in actiy
process of organization. At the end c
September, $4,000 men OF the reserv
will be modified. The Government ha
also at its disposal 10000 men of til
national guard OF the various great towns
Notwithstanding its immense superiorit
of strength, the Government acknow
edges the Importance of the Carlists IL
surrection, and considers it fostered b
an excess of liberty.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17
TeIegraphic Dispatches
Eastern Dispatches.

SPECIAL TO TIE pIoouK DslIr nxoonD.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-17

Gathered at such seasons of the year when their
juices are strongest and virtues unimpaired
forming combination unrivalled in the mate,
ria medica.
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Pr p IF A K

Is an enemy TO Gil corruption-it assists and
fortifes Nature. Its manner of operation is to
Drive 10 the Extreme Parts
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-11
Frank Moore,

DARiSH SURVEYOR for Ouaehita, and
L General Land Agent for North Louisi-
ana, will attend to any business in this or
adjoining Parishes. Parties wishing to soil
or purchase real estate in this section will
find it to their interest to address him. He
has for saio several fine bodies Of land in
ouichita, Richfand, Morehouse, Franklin
aud Caldwell Parishes. Persons wishing to
soil will send numbers, description as to i'm
provemonts, and terms. Having formed
connections In both Washington and Now
Orleans, he is prepared to represent li,igtnts
in contested land cases, obtain patents, &c.
oiiicc rear room of Richardson II Mct.nery $
Law Office. For particulars address him,
care of Richardson IL McEnory, Monroe, La.
August &, 1870.
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LIQUORS, TOBACCO, AND
ALL FANCY ARTICLES.

Having been in this business upwards OF
Sixteen Years, GROSS ERorIIErss foot thcnl-
solves competent To make purchases i'll a
way to give tho Customer tho full benefit
Of his money. Thoir assortment is full
and complete, and ofsucti varieties, both in
kind and quality, as will meet tho demands
of this market.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-11
GiSDCIIiSI CS.

III this department purchases have been
hado ia large 1naniitics, and comprises
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-11
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

,.~.-,, MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS:
GROSS BROTHERS,
NEW BRICK BUILDING,
FIRST Door from River)
DusIARD STREET, MONROE. LA.
Having determined to keep pace with tho
best Retail houses in tho South and having
supplied themselves with n stock of Nor
chandse accordingly, GROSS BROTHERS in
form tho Public that in their Now Brick
Store they have IL stock Of Goods purchased
of First Hands and in soliciting which
great care has been ta<en.
Their assortment of Dry Goods is full and
complete, and embraces
BOYS AND GENTS CLOTHING,
Latest Styles and large variety;
BOOTS AND SHOES,
From infants sizo to tho largest worn;
FANCY NOTIONS,
or Superior Quality
And too numerous to mention.
GiSDCERIE sS.
III this department purchases have been,
made ia large 4naniitics, and com prisees
FAKMEtiss' St1rrII les,
LIQUORS, TOBACCO, AND
ALL FANCY Attic! .i1S.