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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-22
LAND FOR SALE.

DURsUANT to an order of the County Court
4 Of Giles equity in the cause Of John Z.
Young ct al VS.. W ID. Aymest ct al, will,
On Saturday, Nov. "A, 1874,
cell on the promises to the highest bidder
2J2a acres, being the lands be-, ngiug to the
estate Of Danl Abernaty, deed, 3 miles cast
OF Pulaski on the the Pisgah and Fayette-
vile road. The land will be sold in one or
more tracts to suit purchasers, and pIatt and
survey exhibited on day OF sale.
TERNs-Credit OF q years with interest.
except cash payment OF per cent. Notes
with approved security required of purchas-
ers and liens retained for their payment
Oct. 10, 1874. II. II. AYMETT, Clerk
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L "A N ID 8 ALE

In Giles County Court.
VIM 7 Sheriff. ct al ~. Z 5b't A Sheriff. ct al
pursuance of an order Of Giles County
L Court in the above cause, / will sell
On Friday, Nov 70. 1874,
TO the highest bidder, on the premises. d tract
Of 1870 ~ IS -l60ths acres, situated in the 10th
civil district of said county on the waters Of
Bradshaw creek, and belonging TO the estate
Of Joshua Sheriff., decd. adjoining the lands
formerly owned by Gabriel Worlay, John
Huckaby and others.
TENEs-CTedit of l, ? a years with inter
est from day of sale, except q cash payment
of 10 per cent. Notes with approved security
required and a lien retained Tor their
payment. Ii. II. AYMETT, Clerk
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Chancery Sale Of Town Lot

+. NJ. Bunch ct al vs.. Julia Bunch c. al.
URsUAET to a decree of the Chaucery Court
for Giles comfy, Tenn, in the above cause
1 will. sellson Saturday, Nov. "a, 1874,
NJ public sale to the highest bidder, on tn,
premises, on credit Of /, q years, with
interest from day Of sale, Lots Nos 224 d 225
as. designated on the plan OF the town Of Pu-
iaskI,s- Also the lot upon which James X.
Bunch lived at the time of his de ath, the last
named lot having upon il some improve
ments, the other two being unimproved lots
all situated in the western portion of the
town Of Pulaski. near the railroad. Notes
ana good security required of purchasers and
liens retained until the purchase money
paid, J. b. STACY, c. q II.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-22

EB- A pious Pulaskian went out to
hunt his COW last Sunday evening and
In the edge of town came across some
little boys playing marbles. "BOys!
boys! that's wrong-that's wrong! Put
up your marbles and go to Sunday
school" "YOu put up your CAB and go
to the devil and tell him l sent him a
hog" "You talk that way to me, you
impudent young rascal ?" tWell, you
needn't go unless you want to, and If
you do yer needn't tell him who sent
you, and yer needn't tell him you're a
hog, for / guess he'll know it," The pi-
pus cow-hunter passed on to his Sunday
work.
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ChancerY Sale of ToWn Lots.

s. G, Motitt q Wife VS.. David Z. Rose ct al e..
Z URsUANT TO q decree of the Chancery Court
for Giles county, Tenn, in the above cause
| viii on Saturday, Nov. 81, 1874,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder. at
the late residence Of z. W. Rose decd. in the
town of Pulaski, on a credit OF l, years
with interest from date and free from re
demptiOn, town lots designated on the plan
# said town as Lots Nos At. At, as & 49, on
one of which is situated the late residence of
said E. W. Rose. All of said lots will be
subdivided into lots placing them in reach Of
parties desiring to purchase building lots
All persons desiring building lots will do
well to examine said grounds before the day
OF sale. Platt and survey of faid lands will
be on exhibition at the sale. Notes with two
or more good securities will be required of
purchasers and liens retained upon the res
PectiVe purchases for the payment of the pur-
Chase money. j. B. STACY, G. q 81,
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Chaneery Sale Of Valuable Lands

Albert a. DunEevaut ct al vs.. Mary Garrett
ct al.
DURsUANT to a decree ofth Cbanoer,, .o,,-t
for Giles county. Tenn. i'm The s6oy'
cause, ! will sell
On Thursday, 18TH November. 1874.
az public sale to the highest bidder. on tbr
premises, on a credit of l, > a wears. ,virI
! .ll from date and free from redemption
the tract Of land mentioned in the pleadings
containing about - acres, situated o11 ~
waters Of Buehanan's creek, adjoining the
lands Of ). 2. EzeH and Others. kroWb A.
the Addison Garrett Place. Notes with an
proved seeurity will be required of the uur
money Is all paid. Platt and survey of 80
Ian d exhibited on day of sale.
Oct. p, ls14. J. B. STACY, c. &M
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Chancery Sale of
Valuable Town Property.

and others.
DURsUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court
4 for Giles county, Tenn. in the above cause
l will on Saturday Nov. i 1874.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder at the
court ho@se door in the town OF Pulaski, on a
credit of l, a 8 years, Except cash pay
ment Of three per cent. on the gross amo unit
Of said sale), with interest from date and
free from redemption, the town lots known
a. the l.. NJ. Bramlett homestead lot, and the
same now owned by W. A. Malone under his
purchase at a former sale in this cause. On
said lots there is situated an elegant dwelling
with ali necessary Out-houses. Said lots viii!
be subdivided to suit purchasers. Platt and
survey exhibited on day of sale. Notes with
good security will be required of the pur-
chasers and liens retained on the respective
lots for the payment of the purchase money.
Oct. y, 1874. ), b. STACY, Z. & n. =
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Chancery Sale of VaIuabIe Lord

z. E Barnett, 4 DIN, vs.. dos. A. Carurf a. nj
JUEs uAhT to a decree o. the Chaucerv Court
Tor GILES county, Tenn in the above
cause, will sell at public sale
On Tuesday, 18th November 1874.
Tree from redemption, on a credit of / and >
years, with interest from day of sale, except
a cash payment of 800, the lands mentioned
IN the pieadings, contain ng about 30 acres
situated in the 4th civil district of Giles
c219:hIy, on the waters Of Little Shoal creek,
DoLlus and others. Plat and survey OF
sand lands viii be exhibited on day of sac.
Notes With good security required and a lie,
retained rntil the purchase money Is paid.
OeV' - 1874. j. b. STACY, Z. Il NJ.
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EB- In our issue of the Sth we mad
vertantly gave Lawrence county four
committeeman in the Senatorial ConYen-
ton to decide whether Giles or Law
renee was entitled to name the Senator,
installing DR.. Il. ID. Davenport of Giles
for Capt. T, ID. Davenport of Lawrence.
Giles had four members on that com
mittee and Lawrence only three. We
have been requested to make this cor
rection in justice to Lawrence, and do so
Chesrfully.
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Attention, Patrons.

The next bi-monthly meeting of the
Giles County Council L. OF IL. will be
held on the regular day, viz: on the first
Thursday (the 5th) OF Nov. and not on
the last Thursday of the present month.
Let all the delegates take due notice
thereof and govern themselves accord
ingly by attending the 9th of November.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
j. &. ROLLER, Sec'ty.
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~ Giles county can raise as fine
fruit, as large vegetables, as brave men
and as pretty women as any country
beneath the sun. The two latter when
they raise the two former always re-
member the printer. Our modest friend
c. L. Orr is not an exception. His ap-
pies are excellent and his sweet pota-
toes hard to beat.
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az a letter from Col. Wheeler with
reference TO Reunion of the lst Tenn i.
cavalry will appear next week. 1t was
written for this issue, but is crowded
out.
letter from Bethel, poem to Rosa,
an article about the Colored Benevolent
Society and many interesting political
and news articles are in the same con-
ditiOn,
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ReIIrions InteIligence.

Rev. f. J. Tyler will begin protrac-
ted meeting at Sharon on Saturday night
next.
Elder Rufus p. Meaks, of the Chris
tian Church, will preach at Antoinette
Hall, Pulaski, on Tuesday night, Z'th,
at Z o'clock. Every body is respectfully
Invited TO attend. Remember the time
next Tuesday night.
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L A N D 3 A LIZ
In Giles County Court.
James Z. Alternately and Others vs.

In Giles County Court.
James Z. Alternately and Others vs.
Mary K. Alternately and Others
n pursuance of an order of Giles Comfy
1 Conrt in the above cause, / "a i'll sell
On Wednesday, Nov. IS, 1874,
to the highest bidder, on the premises.
tract of 100 q 4l-l6Oths acres, (platt and
survey exhibited on day of saie), being ia
the 9Th civil district of Giles county, on the
waters Of Chicken creek, about 4 miles west
Of Pulaski, il being part of the dover tract
Of Mrs. VIM. d. Alternately. deed, adjoining
the lands of John Amis. decd, John T Steele
Jane B Short and Others. Said land con
tains much valuable timber.
TERNs-Credit OF l, 2 q years with inter
est from day OF sale, except a cash payment
Of 10 per cent. Notes with approved securi-
" viii be required for the purchase money
and lien retained for the payment Of same.
Oct, %, 1874. II. II AYMETT. Clerk
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. a N d 8 ALR
In Giles County Court.

In Giles County Court
J as. n. Dickson, Administrator, VS.
Jesse J . Reed ct al.
Is pursuance OF an order Of Giles County
i Court in the above cause, l viii sell
On Tuesday, Nov 18th, 1874,
to the highest bidder on the premises, 3 tract
of about 40 acres Of land, being the home
stead Of Rob't Dixon, decd, situated in stE
civil district Of GILES county, on the waters
Of BEchanAn's creek. adjoining the lands OF
J. Il. New bill, Geo. E Suttle, 5 D. llack
and other, and on which there Is = coed
dwelling, out-houEes. &c
TKRMs- Credit CT 3 IL month wit inter
est from day Of sale, except a cash pay usent
Of 10 per cent. Notes and approved security
required for the purchase money and . lien
retained for the payment Of the same.
O5t -, 1874. Il. II. AYMETT, Clerk
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Chancery Sale Of YaInahIe Land.
as. {. Alternately, Admir-, VS.. Walter uar-
well ct al

well ct al.
DURsUAET to decree of the Chancery Court
Tor Giles county. Tenn. in the above csusa
viii sell on Wednesday. Nov IS. 1874.
to the highest bidder at public sale on the
premises, and free from REDEMPTION, on 4
credit of years with interest from day
OF sale, except cash payment of $40O. the
tract of land mentioned in the niaadipg.
containing 1915 acres, situated in the l6th
oyll district of Giles county, on the waters
OF Bradshaw's creek, adjoining the lands OF
7. +. Harwell, Bud Erwin and Others. and
the same upon which VIM. a. Alternately
IlVed at the time of his death, being the re-
mainder of said lands after LAYING OH tho
widows dover. Notes with good securit,
required of the purchaser and liens retained
Tor the payment Of the purchase money!
Sald lands win be sold ia lots TO suit pur-
ehasers. Platt and survey exhibited at sale.
Oet' y, 1874. J. B. STACY c. & NJ.
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All watches that have been In my
house for more than twelve months
since the repairs have been made Will
be sold for charges if not called for by
the list of December next.
F. WINSHIP,
Matchmaker s. Jeweler.
Pulaski, Tenn, Oct. 20, 1874. At
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PnhIic Snenking.

l will address the citizens of Giles
equity at the following times and places
ElktOn, Oct. 22ud.
Minor Hin, Oct. 24th,
Prospect, Oct. Goth.
Bradshaw, Oct. 18th.
Bunker Hill, Oct. 2Sth.
Brick Church, Oct. 30th,
7. b. LOGAN.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-22

az Rev. f. j. Tyler lett the Synod OF
the &. p. Church on Sunday evening in
order to attend the Grand Lodge Of /. O.
G. T. in Nashville on Monday, before
which he had to deliver An address
Monday night.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-22

GENT. B. NJ. Rivers, a son of Rev. DR..
Il. II. Rivers, and partner in the firm OF
Siegel Il Rivers, Louisville, KY, manu-
lecturers and dealers in Surgical, Den
tai and other instruments, is in Pulaski,
and, we are glad TO learn, cOntemplates
making this his future residence. We
trust he may meet with encouragement
To do So
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The Gas Works.

The gas works for the Pulaski Gas
Light Company are being erected near
the depot. The contract for building
the works was given to Messrs' Grove,
Mr.. Henry Hawkins experimenting the
brick work, which assures its being
done CORRECTLY.
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A most excellent Bradberry instru-
ment, is offered for sale at great bar
gain rather than move it 4 long distance.
lsepl0-tf.l Apply to Mrs. \. Cox.
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GO TO TEXAS
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This line u veil built, thoroughly equipped
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The LONE STAR ROUTE has sdmifabIy
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and correct map, which can BE- obtained free
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Mammotb vegetables.

We are indebted to Mrs. NJ. A. Roth
rock and Mrs. DR.. Rothrock, both OF
Brick Church vicinity, for mammoth
Cabbage and a bag of mammoth Turnips'
The former has sent us the largest cao-
bage we ever saw. We know nothing
of tho variety, but it measures fifty
three inches in circumference. We dare
say nobody in Giles can beat it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-22

The second Fair of the Giles County
Colored A. & Nj. society commenced near
Pulaski Tuesday. The attendance has
been pretty good for the first days AID
is likely to be very good the balance Of
the week. A Nashville band is en-
ployod and every appliance is used to
make the occasion agreeable.
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Chancery Sale of
Valuable Town PrODeFfV

}. Lewis ct al. vs.. v m A Malone ct -
)eRsUANr to a decree of the Chanccrv Conrs
Tor Giles county, Tenn. in the above eanse
VIII sell on Saturday, New. l., 1874.
al public sale to the highest bidder. at IN.
courthouse door in Pulaski, on a credit until
september LIST, 1875, and Septen Der lst, J s76.
IN equal instruments, and bearing intevs-5
from date, the Town Let known and 5esig-
u4Ied As Lot No. s. on the plan f the sov5u
OF fulasbi situated on the northwest corner
- the public square of sail town. fro1tine-
% ieet, - inches, and running back los
Ieet' on which Is situated New Brick store
House with two rooms unfinished Inc sam.
Iamlilarly known 40 the 'Malone Block -
sold Tree from redemption. Notes and good
security required of purchasers and a lien re-
tAlned until the purchase money is ali paid.
Oct' y, 1874. J. B. STACY, z. * NJ
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Services at NJ. L. Church, sun
day. Oct. 25th,

Preaching at IL o'clock A. N. by the
Pastor, Rev. 4. C. Dinwiddie; at 2. N.
by DR.. Il. IL. Rivers. Sunday School at
An
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-22

IF Mr.. Henry Hawkins is in Pull as
HI now to remain and is prepared to ex-
ecute brick work of every description.
He does work that speaks for itself, and
his prices are very moderate. Crate
setting, cistern work, patch work, and
all kinds of job work executed better
and cheaper than any one else will do it.
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Elk Rlrnr LAM fnr Sale

~ pursuance Of an order of Giles Co. Court,
] will on the premises sell to the highest
bidder,
On Saturday october cath, 1874,
2ls 2-l0 acres Of valuable Elk River bottom
land, known Is the Josiah DAILY home place,
situated on the south side OF ELK River op-
posito tho mouth Of RichlaHd crock s about
miles east Of the Nashvills a. Decatar Rail
Boad, n the lst district Of clos county adj
joining the lands OF Thos. B. Daily, decd,
others, and on which there are several settle
ments, with good Gin and Press; and most
Of the land cleared and In high state Of cul-
livntion, and on which there are two or more
lasting springs, and well adapted 10 corn and
cotton culture, we'll as stock raising.
There lands will be sold in one ~ more
lots 10 sui purchaser, on ! q years, with
Interest from date, except a cash payment Of
B per cent. Notes and approved security re-
quired OF the purchaser and lien retained for
thcsg payment. u. II. AYMETT,
ga ~ NlfE Giles Co Court
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A few pairs or trios of Bronze Tur-
keys, either spring or aged, for sale,
weighing when grown from 30 to 40
pounds. Apply to
If, w. G. LEWIS,
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ANNoUECzAxRTw.
FoR TIE eENEnAL Assrrn1r
gueal 9tws.

e Ed. Martin, the barber, has a
new supply OF his hair vigor. Try il
once for dandrutf or skin disease of Snv
kind.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-10-22

~ Largest, best and cheapest lot OF
CLOCKS ever IN Pulaski at
Ii MINsHIP's JEWELRY STORE.
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For Sale Chean.

Ny old reliable family horse, Joe.
Johnson, who can live ana keep fat on
less than u calf would eat, will be sold
UQeap for cash or barter.
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The Parsonage Lot for Sale.

TN undersigned are ant hoTizod 70 nego
1 titsta 3 sale OF the Methodist Parsonage
property and the desirable vacant lot adjoin-
ing the Church. subject to the approval Of
tie Church Conscience. For particulars, ap-
Dlv TO T. S. WuLIANsoN.l 2
B. W. KNIGHT,
gsH7tf ]. II. RAREY.
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DIR. SUMPTER
.Sure On Per Cenf

DY buying the renowned Weed sewing
ID Machine for CASH. Liberal discount
70 Changers. Machines delivered in any
part OF the county when % ordered. Ad-
dress u orders for Machines, Information,
&c, % h H. WHITE,
AgSsb Ese5 s. H. CoaanssR.
jull6-9 Pulaski, Tan
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CB- Entire new lot of Watches and
Chains, Ladies' Sets, Bracelets, Rings,
&c, at WINsHIP's JEWELRY STORE.
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~ New style CORAL JEwELRY at
10 WINsHIP's JEWELRY STORE.
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r. The ladies Of the Methodist
Church are requested to meet at the
Parsonage this evening at 2 O'Clock.
Each and all are earnestly solicited to
come, and it is hoped every one will feel
il her duty to do 50.
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a Haines Bro's. PIano

One of the best instruments manufac-
urcd in America, right new, unsoiled
and in perfect order; will be sold at
great bargain. Apply at this office. IT,.
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COL. L. d. MYERS

~ Obituaries and tributes of respect
must be accompanied with the cash at
the rate of one cent per word to insure
Insertion. II.
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Hon. G. a. Henry.

By appointment of the State Central
Dem. Committee, Hon. G. a. Henry, the
old man eloquent, addressed a large
meeting of the citizens at Antoinette
Hall on Saturday last. We cannot see
that the distinguished old patriot and
Statesman has lost any of that vigor of
intellect, and fire of imagination and fe-
licity of speech which has distinguished
him for a quarter OF a century as the
eagle Orator" For nearly two hours
last Saturday he advocated democratic
principle with the same earnestness and
eloquence as in former years he heralded
the precepts of the grand old WING par
ty, of which he was the recognized
champion in Tennessee. He is as much
a democrat to-day as he was a wing then,
and gives the most overwhelming and
convincing reasons for the faith that is
in him. We cannot attempt to report
Major Henry's speech, anything short
of a verbatim report would not do him
justice. Suffice it to say that his speech
was in every respect worthy of the oc-
casion and of the distinguished reputa-
ton of the speaker, and served to warm
up many an old wing heart toward its
step-mOther, the democratic party of to-
day, which is a distinct organization
from the antebellum party of that name.
He was IN at the death of the former,
and his orphaned heart could find SYM
patty and consolation nowhere but in
the arms of his dead mothers queenly
sister, Democracy, He paid a glowing
and beautiful tribute to the worth and
distinguished merits of our popular can
didate for Governor, Hon. Jas. ID. POr-
ter, but declined to paint a portrait of
Maynard for fear he might consider it
personal, and besides it would be too
hOrrid to look upon, but eXcoTiated that
deformed old hypocrite, Morton, of In
diana, who crawls upon the earth with
the blighting curse OF God upon him,
doing the tilthiest work of Satan. His
advice to the negroes in the gallery was
received by them with applause, while
it met the hearty endorsement of all
present, and his ridicule of the bOb-tail
carpet-bagger who leads them by the
nose and cheats them out of their earn
ings, was amusing, just and true. He
closed with a hearty endorsement of
Gov. Browns administration, and an
eloquent appeal for unity. He was then
followed by
COL. L. D. MYERS
of Columbia, who though the hour was
growing late, and the country people
were FESTIVE and many Of them leaving
the hall, made one of those clear, search
ing and convincing arguments in favor
Of the democratic party for which he is
so Justly distinguished. Col. Myers Oc-
cupied an entirely different field from
Mai. Henry, though necessarily crossing
his path occasionally. He dissected the
platforms, the civil rights bill, MLynard's
record, the radical State administration
prior to Gov. Brown, and the demo-
cratic administration under that gem
tleman. He thought, like Judge Por-
ter, that Gov. b. needed no champion or
defence. His own official acts were
sufficient vindication,
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FOR RENT.

desire 70 rent for the year 1873 my resi-
dence on Let Main street, north Of Cave
Spring, lseP2a-4t.i Il. II. STANLEY.
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For Rent.

A desirable residence for rent for next
year. Apply to It'll L. OLIVER.
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EB- Jet & Fancy Jewelry, new stock
1t at WINSHIP's JEwELRY SToRE.