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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-18
GOLDEN EAGLE GOLD AND sII.

" Yer Mining company Locallon OF prin'
Location Of work., Eagleyiilc District,
Churchill county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that at a meeting Of
the Trustees. held al their ofice on South e
street, Virginia City. on the 2sth day Of May,
1915, an assessment mo. u Of One Dollar per
foot was levied on the capital stock Of the mine.
payable Immediately In United States gold coin,
10 the Secretary. at Virginia City.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid upon the THlRTlKTH day Of
July. 1874, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
IL made before. will be sold or SATURDAY,
The 18th day OF July. 1874, TO pay the delln'
quent assessment, together with costs OF nd
yertising and expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Trustees.
T. l.. CONRAN, Secretary.
ofiee-No. ~ South G street, Virginia city,
Nevada. Jys I'd
The ahoye sale Ia hereby pOSTpONED nm.
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s-TooKHoLDERs' MEETING.

OFFIcE CROWN POINT RAvTNR GOLD
" and Silver Mining Company. San Francisco,
August 3. is7i.-Notice.-fhe Regular Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the above
named Company. for the election OF Trustees
may be presented. will be held at the ONCE OF
the Company, Rooms 81 and b uhird nooD
New Merchants Exchange Building, California
street. San Francisco, California, on MONDAY.
September 7, 1874. at the hour OF . o'clock !. y.
Transfer books viii be closed on wednesday,
September 2, 1874.
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MINING AND STOCK TABLE.

shswiss the saassr Of Feet asd ares In
b priseipai mises deaif is NJ the sas
Franoises stsek and Rxchlsss Heard.
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VIRGINIA CITY COAL CON.
Y pany.-Locstiou OF works, 81 Dorado Can
ron, Lyon county, Nevads.
There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock, on account OF assessment
No. q. levied on the 18th day OF June. A. n, 1874,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the i3th day Of
July. A. n. ls7t. 80 many shares OF each parcel
public auction, At the once OF The compsny'
Room No. s, Hayward's Building, No.
40 California street, San Francisco, Cal,
on TUESDAY, the lat day OF September,
A. d. 1874. At the hour Off O'Clock =. n. Of said
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
of tha sale
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
NETTING.


A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A Of the Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Com.
lpany 10 hereby called. to be held at the once
Of said Company, In the Town Of Gold HUI.
storey county. state OF Nevada, on the NINE,
IL o'clock (noon) OF said day. The object OF
said meeting IL 10 consider and take action
upon the proposition to increase the amount
OF the capital stock Of said Yellow Jacket Sii-
yer Mining Company from Two million four
hundred thousand dollars, divided into twenty
four thousand shares OF One hundred dollars
each, 10 Nine milllons SIX hundred thousand
dollars. divided Into ninety.six thousand shares
OF One hundred dollars each.
Dated at Gold Hin, June a, 1874.
TH0S. O. TAYLOR, President.
q. ". nAZLRT0N, Vice President.
+ :: + /: s ssSssssR, Trustees
Attest: Gro. W. HorKNs, Sec'y. Ju72 I'd
Virginia Enterprise and :. =. Alta copy.-
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MEETING.

- L
OFFICE OF THE %EXcHEQUER MINING
" Company, Is Merchants Exchange, San
Francisco, CaliforniA.-In accordance with Q
resolution adopted at q meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees Of the Exchequer Mining Com.
psny. held this day, . special meeting Of the
stockholders Of said Company Il hereby called,
the came TO be held at the once oil the Com.
pany, No. q Merchant Exchange, San Fran
cii co, on the TwRNTY-NINTH day OF August.
1874, at the hour Of ~ o'clock r. y. Of said
day, to take into consideration and decide upon
q proposition TO increase the capital stock OF
sald Company nom Two million four hundred
thousand 90, 400 oo0) dollars, divided into Right
thousand $1,000 shares Of the par value OF
Three hundred $500 dollars each, the present
capital stock. TO Ten million Cti0,0O0,000) OF
dollars, divided into One hundred thousand
QOO, 0OO) shares Of the par value Of Ono humid.
red $500 dollars each.
8. nEYDKNRELDT,)
A. X. GRIM. r,.
y. a. SMITH, l
Airue copy: ,
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CALEDONIA sILvER MININ'

VI Company DEDICATION OF principal place Of
business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hi, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting ofthe
Board Of Directors, held on the 18th day OF
July. 1874. an assessment .(No. 81 OF Three
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately,
In United States gold coin. to the Sec
Rotary. at the once Of the COMPANY, No.
Az California street, Ban Francisco. Cal.
remain unpaid on the tweniy-second day Of
August, 1874. win be delinquent. and advertised
for sale AZ public auction, and unless payment i
made before, will be sold on the eleventh
day OF September. 1874, 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sails.
X. wEGRNER, Secretary.
0fice-4i< California street, San Francisco,
California. jylI I'd
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IMPERIAL sILvER INNING CON.

i pany.-Nstice.-Parties holding any OF the
following certificates Of Imperial stock can
redeem The zane on surrender 10 the Secretary
and payment OF assessment and charges:
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!. a. rrnRrlL. cuAs. CUMMINGS
UNION IRON WORKS
VIRGINIA CITY,
Oa the Divide.
q 4 CUMMINGS.

FOUNDERS. MAcHINIsrs, GENERAL
II Engineers. Drsuchtsmen and Manufacturer
OF Quartz mill and Mining Machinery OF all DE-
scrptions. All orders nllsd with ~promptnees
and dispatch, and atthe Lowest Rates.
lyfSu
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EUROPA MINING COMPANY
~ Location OF principal place Of business,
Room No. Q, No. as California street. Ban
francisco. California.
Location OF works, Storey county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting OF the
Beard OF Director, held on the ltth day. OF
July, 1874, an assessment mo. 2of twenty-five
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin, to tho sec-
rotary, at tho once OF the Company, Room
No. 1 as California street. San francisco, Cal
ifomia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the E1GTHERNTH day Of
August, 1874, will DO delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless payment 10
made before. win be sold on THURSDAY, the
10th day OF September, 1874, TO pay the delin-
qucnt assessment, together with costs OF ad'
vertiring and expenses OF sale.
by order Of the Directors.
". q j. MARGETSON, Secretary.
Onice-Room No. ,, as California street, San
Francisco, California. ty16 I'd
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ASSESSMENTS LMIEp.

ITNr GOLD AND sILvKl HIN.
mi ing Company - Location Of Principal
place Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location e .o.,., yisg,nis Mining District
Notice is hereby given, that ss Q meeting Of
the Board OF Trustees, held On the 18th
day Of June, 1874, an assessment OF Ten
Cents per share was levied upon tho capital
stock ofthe corporation, payable lmmediately,in
At the once Of the Company, Room I, No.
IOi California street, San franciseo, California;
Any stock rpon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the FlFTH dsy o. Algnst,
duly advertised for sale at pablo auction, and
unless payment 10 made before, viii b sold on
THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of August 1874 %
pay the delinquent assessment, together Win
coats Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
- DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room Z. No. col California street, Ban
Francisco, California. 1yS "a
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EDWARD y. STONE, Secretary.
0hice-Tioom No. ., Hayward's Building. No.
40 California street. Ban Francisco, California.
aulf IA
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The above sale IL hereby POSTPONED IN.
III THURSDAY, August 20th, 1874, at tho same
time and place. by order of the Trustees.
auli I'd 7. l.. CONRAN, Secretary.
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ana having procured the services of the very
nest OF wofRmen to assist MIN, he is pre-
KITTY iI fS 10 contract for all kinds of work in
~ ,tS - ,lIie, ne may be found at the old stand
Oh sonny Loupot, north side of the public
SQUARE, and respectfully Solicits the patrnn.
aye DIM ms friends and the public generally.
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with the keys OF tho safe ana one
night, when the receipts Of the day
had been much larger than usual
Strauss treated with punlo faith the
confidence Of hls friends, aud Indeed
his benehclors, by robblng tho safe of
seventeen hundred dollars and mys-
terlously departing, For two years,
aud Notwithstanding tho best detective
talent In the United States was engag'
cd, he was only discovered In this city
the other day, by the mcrest accident,
a Mr., Sullivan, son Of the former en-
ployer ofStrauss, met him facet0 face on
the sidewalk. Strauss turned pale M n
sheet on finding that he was recognized,
and ut oncomade preparations TO leave.
In the meantime Sullivan makes out
m affidavit against him aud Sheriff
Barkley aud his deputies spring on his
trail, His baggage h discovered NJ the
William Tell house, aud upon this,
espionage IN nj once placed, In the
hopes TINT Strauss will come Ia re-
claim H. Sullivan for some reason
proposes to get II for him and Is mr.
rested by the deputy sherllls In the
net, and placed In Jail, Sullivon'S
partner, anxious 10 get him out
proposes 10 disclose Strauss
whereabouts, conditioned that
Sullivan IL released. This the sheriff
agrees 10 do aud he II directed 10 Sulll-
wants house, on Live Oak street, NJ
Strouss' place of conccalment Ncster-
day morning the sheriff dispatched
three of his deputies, the two Scots
and Bowen, to capture Strauss or Fred
II, Barrlngcr, M he has called himself
(doubtlcssly taking the name from one
of the proprlctors of the mill near Sar
dlsl since his escape from Mississippi.
On reaching Suliyan's house, the two
Scots stationed themselvcsat the win.
NbhN wa tNNll nIuN WI WV lIbN1Nt WIN
deputy Bowen demanded admlttance
through the door, which was locked,
In the room at whose windows the
two Deputy Sherllls Scott stood guard,
stood Strauss with derringor IN his
hand. On observing this, one of the dep
utes called to the other to watch him,
as he intended to shoot. The words had
hardly escaped his lips before Strauss
was seen to elevate the fire arm in his
hand TO his own head and fire. The
ball penetrated the brain, and he fell
to the floor corpse.
There was found upon his person one
hundred and forty dollars in money, II
silver watch VITA m elegant gold chain
withe masonic royal arch depending
from It.. Strauss was at one time II
leading Mason. II Is said that he re-
marked to the wife of Mr.. sullivan,
Just before the arrest was attempted,
that he would never be taken alive.
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power aud capacity second, We believe,
TO no other In the state, They hro
new from basement 10 bodybuilding,
engine, mills, elevators, cleaners aud
all the machinery being furnished by
Messrs, a, w, Todd n Co., Of St Louis,
from which lirm the new MILLS take
their name, The enterprsIng proprle-
tors Of the new mill ara deserving Of
the highest credit for establishing such
an enterprise In our city and We be-
lieye they will receive generous en-
enlargement from our merchants and
Others, In u few doyS the mills VIII
be In thorough running order and
ready for business, when we shall have
more 10 shy about them.
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AHEART.RENDlNG ACCIDENT.
4 Runaway Mule Kicks y Boy to Death.

For the following facts of u most dis
tressing casualty we are indebted to Il
gentleman who was, in part, n witness
of the horror:
Yesterday afternoon Harvey An
drcws, aged about ten years, son of n
widow lady residing on Mrs. Il. j.
Martins place, three miles and a half
east from this city, was riding in COM
pany with Mr.. Bankhead to neigh
bors, the mule, upon which the little
fellow was riding became fretted from
n stroke II received from halter strap
in the hands of its rider, and furiousy
pitched to unsaddle him. Mr.. Bank
head, observing the danger the boy
was IN, sprang from the animal he WINS
riding aud attempted to get hold of
the excited mules hcadstall. The ami
mails rapid and vicious cavorting,
however, kept of any assistance, and,
in few moments the boy was thrown
from its back with one of his legs on
tangled in the trace chain, the mule
being in harness rs 1t had Just been Ia
ken from work.
No sooner was the child thrown than
the mule started in mad run toward
home, kicking violently at every Jump
and almost every kick being received
by the poor little boy on some part of
his body. When within hundred
yards of the place the mule, exhausted
from the run, stopped, and when the
child was pickedu up by itshcart-broken
mother and deeply lamenting friends,
every particle of clothing had been
torn from Its body by the force of the
drag it had been subject to and on an
examination of the body, the back was
found to be broken in two places, the
neck dislocated, the skull fractured m
several places, one arm almost torn
from the shoulder, and the ribs of the
right side literally crushed in. OfI
course life was extinct when the child
was found, and the last offices of ten
derness and love We're administered
yesterday, by its doublys-tricken
mother and sympathizing friends in
following 1t to the grave.
As the afflicted mother of the de-
ceased has many relatives and friends
living In Dewitt county, in this state,
we have been requested to ask the
papers of that county to publish the
above facts.
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HAVE WE A BENDER AMONG US.
Sheriff Barley Thinks that We Have.

A party was arrested in this city, yes
terday, by Sheriff Barley, "the cut of
whose jib," as well Us other physical
peculiarities, were sufficiently strong
to lead the sheriff to believe that he
had caught Bender, and therefore
and of course Dartar, and that he bet
ter seal him up tight, and he was ut
once marched to Jail. An examination
to-day or tomorrow will determine II
they have caught the right weasel.
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Messrs, lIlbblrr d Co, viii sell at
their store room, This morning, At ten
O'Clock, n lnrgc stock Of miscellaneous
goods At twelve o'clock, u lot Of
splendid liquors, IN front Of Messrs,
Boyle Il Riddles, aud NJ the same
hour, n lot Of The finest mules ever
offered in this state viii be sold
In front Of the court house,
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Boots and shoes.

Yellow Pine,mugh, all sizes and length SIS 90
Per m; White Pine clear, IA II and inches
SO ~ per m; White Pine weatherboardinp
81 30 per M; White Pine Notwithstanding
SIS 90 per m; White Pine weutherboaldine
81 50 per IN; White Pine ceiling $50 90 Der m:
White Pine inch boards $40 COPPER m; White
Pine inch boards $50 OO.per m; White Pine
boards Si2 80 per M Palings, fancy heads,
80 90 per IN; Lnth s. 10 per m; Shingles,
white pine, 81 % per m; Shingles, white
pine, ~ 30 per M: Shingles, hite pine, s. OO;
SementS5 5per Darrell Plaster Paris 81 % per
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flour-EXtrn Family s. O96 40; choic
XAN u OO@6 ~ NIX 81 7jgj OO, Xxx 81 20
10,
Bran, Il 100 lbs, 81 q,
Oats " bushcl Olig7lc,
Wheat per buhhol, VI 10,
Corn, ptr bushcl, "a cool 10.
Corn meal, per 80 lbs, 81 Olgl H..
PoialoeS-ldbl1 81 tJ6t5 NJ.
Benns; White navy h iOO ms 50 60@7 co.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure of Mails az Dallas Posi-.
office Wv

ONCE.
Northern mail arrives daily at G;3O n M
departs ut $40 u M. "
southern mail arrives nj $50 u IN; depau,
at $3.50 II m. ' ''P''''
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at ll.5O II M
departs at 1905 M Ut
Fort Worth, WeatherfOrd and Iaclxsboro
mail arrives except Mondays at a. m: de-.
parts except sundays at "a
Denton and Wise County, LewIsyill. on1
Irlhlty MINIS mail arrives Monday, Wednes'
mray ana Friday Mt p m; departs Tuesday
IhurSday and Saturday at I'm.
Clehurne, Hood County, Cedar Hill. Mans.
meld and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
thursday at AIN, arrives Wednesday and
saturday at I'M "''''
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at q pm; departs Tups.
uay, thursday and Saturday at ~ am.
Scyene, Haught's store and Onion Hin.
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SotmrI
gay AZ u M; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday nj pm. gu"
William Jones, Postmaster; $. :. Jones
ASSISTANT Postmaster; Owen Gerry. Chiei
Clerk; W. -. Adams, Mailing Clerk. HarT,,
Nelhl, Delivery Clerk; ID. n. Brown, BOX Dis.
PERSONS having grievances against tbo
me on any account will please report The
a't III writing or In pcrsOu to the postmaster
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A SUCCESS.

The extensive first-clas steam mer-
chants Touring mills, "The Todd
Mills" just completed by S. II. Cock
rell u Co., at the foot of Pacific avenue,
were started yesterday, the engine and
all the mill machinery starting Off as
easy and smoothly as though they had
been running for months. These mills,
which we have heretofore spoken Of,
are in all respects frst'clsss, and Of a
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Douglas Brothers are I'm re-
ccipt Of an invoice Of summer
goods, containing all the latest
novelties In their line. Their
summer stock isnOw complete.
They are now prepared 10
please the most fastidiOus i'm
style and TT. and their prices
are 40 low that competition Is
OUT OF the question. ll0dIt
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WIN open her class IN vocal music and voice
culture to-morrow "Wednesday, az four
o'clock, In the now church building one
block below tho Presbyterian church, on
Elm street,
This lisa rare opportunity for parents who
doslre.thcir children 10 have the benefit Of
thorough vocal culture. Mrs, Carhnrt re-
cciyed her musical trimming nj the Boston
Conservatory and rom long experience In
tenching Is well calculated 10 educate the
young people of Dallas In this very lmpor-
tHnt branch. l9Ddat
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HEALTH should be the first object of ALL
without health, wealth Is but au empty
mockcry. with such knowledge, why do we
daily, hourly see persons suffering from
bronchial affections hesitate, delay procur-
Ing relief, when II tx within their rcach?
Marsden's Pcctoral Balm has been tested In
nearly one million eases during the past
year, and always proved etiicaclous. For
sale by all druggists.
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Alcohol q gal 81 rs; Gum Camphor n n GOe;
Chlorotorm 81 81; Gum opium fb $40 i0all w;
Indigo, best, y II u 75G3 %; Mugnesia n 10 5Om
60c; Madder ~ III lS42Oc; Oil, sweet "a gal - AZ;
Sperm U gal IS 90; Bcrgamot, pure, iiM 81 75m
100; oil Lemon 50 1921 %; Soda sal English
Eib Sc: sulphur flour y II SCI Rosm q IL 7c;
meal 81 %; Copperas 6gsc; Liquorice extract
soc; Morphine 81 5O@S %; Oil, Castor q gal " Is
az 80; Olive y gal 81 2jl2 30; Tanners Il 90;
Cassa b III 81 80; Quinine ii Oh g -; Soap
pure y ID Soc; Commercial d Ii ljc; Venetian
red u h Sc; White lead pure per key Si3 OOG
l3 50; strictly pure per keg Si3 5O@l4 W; Lin.
seed oil raw fgal 81 2O@l ~ Boiled y gal 81 25
al 80
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sgE notice Of wheat wanted nj Cil


SEE notice OF wheat wanted ut City
mills.
THE types made Ms shy "wrapped,"
for raped, aud "(ourth," for forth,
yesterday But, IN Lomlngjulcc soys,
"slch IL types"
THE committee Of observation-disclosures.
Duncan, Dram and Douglass--of the
Fayorlte club, have our thanks for IN
invitation to their second grand picnic
TO be held on the fourth. We shall en-
deavor TO 10 present
SINCE the advent of new apples, and
rccollcCtlng the number of small boys
Dallas entertains and feeds, our ply
slcians IRE seriously thinking of clarg-
ing for reducing the energy Of the
youthful stomach ache fifteen cents
each.
WHY any man should take the trouble
to walk clear up town TO scratch his
back against the court house, when he
can lay down upon any sleeping cat In
his neighborhood and be scratched
with the most laultless deliberailon, Is
something that tone fellah," at least,
can't "fnd out"
In Is seldom II Is done in public, but
resident of this city plumes himself
openly on the convenience of his wlfc's
shoe, Let gust Of wind blow out II
window sash and all he has to do il TO
stand TINT shoe up on its heel In the
window frame, and the opening IL
closed
Mr.. VENAn.E, Of the firm of John
Henry Brown ~ Nenable, has n hand
some school desk, of his own inven-
ton, to which we call the attention OF
teachers. This desk has the appear.
nnce of durability, and Is quite unique
and adapted to It's purpose. Give Mr.,
Nenable Il call before purchasing else
where.
VISITORS going to the grand cele-
hratlon IN ST. Louis of the great steel
bridge, on the fourth, are referred to
the advertisement of Il. b. Hayes, pas
senger agent of the Missouri Kansas
and Texas railway. II will be seen
that through tickets are issued over
this favorte old pioneer route at one
fare to go and return.
a YOUNG gentleman of this city
whose "sweet caken Is ut distance,
and being anxious to show how griev-
ed he was at her absence, had his pho
tograph taken, yesterday, from the top
of a hearse with his head plaintively
dropped in the folds of handkerchief
OF Grape, resting on the handle of II
grave digger's spade. He was, indeed.
very sad young man.
DR.. A. A. JOHNSON has removed
from his ancient residence, on Coch-
ran street aud Dallas branch, to his
new and elegant residence on Olean-
der, near Ross street, where he will be
found when not professionally engage
ed or Mt his office. We congratulate
our friend, the doctor, on the change,
ms he has one of the best residences in
the city, beautifully situated on high
and commanding ground.
In no cases are the beneficial effects
OF William b. Parker's Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu more strongly
marked than I'm the numerous mala-
dies coming under the head of "female
complaints" What woman has not
suffered more or less from some of
them? BY the use OF this compound
for n limited period the colorless cheek
becomes tinged with the hue of the
rose and the bloodless lips assume the
bright red indicative of good health.
For sale by all druggists, everywhere.
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Leonard tirOs.

This popularyounghouse have OPEN
ed since the lire, their splendid stock
of staple aud fancy groceries, next
door TO Southern hotel, on Main street,
adding thereto increase Of invoices,
which places their stock, In extent aud
variety, among the very first In this
part Of the state. Call and see them.
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Although the dull season IN
setting i'm, the "Old Reliable"
book and stationery house Of
Pierce ~ Lyle, continue Ia re-
c"ivc heavy invoices Of goods
I'm their line. Dallas IL growing
fast. but they keep ahead OF
her. and have about the largest
book store In The state.