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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

NEW stOckof Cassimeres, Tweeds and
cottonsdes for men and boys wear jus,
received and very cheap, Henry Roemer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08


ELECTION Over TEE RIVsR.-Capt.
James Dean has been elected Mayor Of
Martins Ferry.
In St. ClAirsville ]. M.,Riley, Esq. wa
elected Mayor BY . small nsjOrity. over
the present incumbent, Dr.. Henry West
The BellAire election resulted as fol-
lows Mayor, J. strape, Rep, 1877 majori-
". Marshal, N. Rowles, Rep. Treas
urer, ]. McGregor, Rep. City Commits
sioner, W. Z. Long, Rep: City Solicitor
J. A. Gallagher, Rep. Water Work.
Trustees, Il. Ingler, Rep; J. W. Yost
Dem. City Council, John Fink, First
Ward, Dem; John Haney, First Ward
Dem; F. Rodewig, Second Ward, Dem.
A. shupe, Second Ward, Dem.i @. Leas-
ure, Third Ward, Rep; B. G. Morgan
Third Ward, Dem. % .t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

FoR the cheapest Black Silk ever
brought to the city ct 81 % per yard, go
to Henry Jacobs'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Board Of
Education will be held this evening.
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TEE greaest ,bargainst ever offered In
Black Alpacas at 4Oc per yard, Is Of
Henry Jacobs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range oil the temperature as
observed at Silvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
$40 IN an. Tn
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ONE bale more ofthose heavy fine forty
inch. muslin at 1sic per yard, y. W, Fer.
rel, Centre Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

YESTERDAY was the most beautiful
day OF the season.
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THE Island Episcopal Sabbath School
celebrated lts anniversary last night.
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HANDSOME styles Of Spring Dress
Goods for 10, 10, 20 and 25 cents per yard.
The best and cheapest Black Alpaca in
the city. Call and examine our stock Of
Spring Goods. Henry Roemer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

THE largest stock Of Bleached and
Brown MuSlin, at your own prices, Of
Henry Jacobs. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

Coop Bleached Muslin for 8, 8 and 10
cents. Best LonSdale and other makes
for 12i cents. Henry Roemer.
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ASK your grocer for Turner'S Roasted
Coffee and Pure Spices. The best In the
market. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

MARKET STREET, between 14th and
10th, Is undergoing substantial repairs.
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Qhe4atelIig
New Advertisements,

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1874.
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FIRST BRANCH

was called to order by the Mayor.
Messrs. Blair, Butter6ield, Boring
Cowan, Hall, Schambra, Wilson and
Wallace answered 10 the calling of TIT
roll.
The minutes of the last meeting wert
read, and there being no objections were
signed.
The report Of the Special Committe,
on Street Paving, with the ordi-
nance thereto annexed, and the
action Of the Second Branch thereon wa!
read.
Mr.. Pannell moved to strike out Of thu
third section the word Zane and insert
Virginia street, and Huron street to Zane
and Zane street to the bridge. The mo.
ton ELECTED some sharp debate between
Messrs. Blair and Pannell, and succeed
Ing them, nearly oil the members Of The
Branch participated in the controversy
and finally upon the motion Of Mr.. Hand
Ian the Branch struck out the. names oil
all the streets mentioned, 80 that the or
dinsnce TO be submitted should read fol
the Improvement Of the streets Of The
city.
On motion Of Mr.. Hall the whole mat
ter was referred back 10 the committee
for the purpose Of sscertRining the cost o.
grading Virginia street. and for the gen.
ersl perfection Of the bill.
The action Of the Second Branch in an.
nulling the license Of Paul Heller and
Adam Blum was concurred In.
The Second Branch, which had also
annulled the license Of John Robrecht
having discovered that there was a mis-.
take In the name Of the party, and thai
no license had ever been granted to John
Roebrecht but 10 Joseph Roebrecht, mott.
fed the First Branch that 1t had rescipd-
ed It's action in regard 10 John Roebrscht
and the report in relation 10 that party
was laid on the table. -.
The action Of the Second Branch In FIX.
ing the day upon which the question oil
license or no license should be submitted
TO vote oil the people, 10 be the same a.
that upontwhlch the street paving uues.
ton should besubmitted, was non con.
CURED in.
This action was rendered necessary by
reason Of the action Of the First Branch
in recommitting the street paving ordi.
nance 10 the committee. an ~
On motion OF Mr.. Blair, the First
Branch named Monday, April Goth, as the
day upon which by special election the
sense Of the people should DO taken upon
the license question. r,..
Mr.. Wallace moved, that In view OF
the fact that this temperance movement
was Of the women, and by the women,
and in view Of their great and vital inter-
est 10 It, the resolution be 90 amended az
TO allow the residents Of the city. over
twenty.one years OF age, without respect
70 sex color or previous condition Of seryi.
tude, TO vote uponit.
The ayes and nays were called for. All
the members present, with the exception
Of Mr., Wallace, when their names yero
called answered no.
On motion adjourned.
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10 get II, we wish Mr. y, the heaviest
kind OF success,
WILLIAM H. PARRER's Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu Is the result OF
years OF experience In the private prae'
tIce Of u leading ply ician, II II une'
Qualed by any other remedy IN alice
lions peculiar 10 females, such ~ Chlo'
rosis, Retention, Irregularliy, PAINFUL
Suppression Of the customary eVae-
uations, liberated or schiThua state
of the Uterus, Leuoorrhga or Whites
Sold by all druggists, everywhere
AMONG the arrivals ut the CONNER
cIal Hotel are the followlng j. r.
McHenry, Corscanai W, L. Hancock,
Ellis oountyi j, A, Jefifles, A. b.
Moore, Missouri II, s, Marshall, sher'
man; w. j., Stilley, H. 7, Akers, Geo
Calhoun, Jeiibsopi ], T. Butler, MI
Jennlson, wife aud child Denlson j.
u, Adams, Weaiherford J. a, comol
and family, Dentoni j. w, William
aud wife, Houstopi Col, C. Miller, T.
Moroney, New Orleans Il, u. Bunch
and wife, w. \. Bunch, Clinton, La.i
II. ID. Madrall and wife, Galnesylllei
Miss 4, y. Plckens, Red River Parish,
La ca, Bourne, Ripley, Tenn.i W.
p. Chapman, dol II, NJ, Sarder and
wife, Cas- county; Ed. Blaney, HamIl'
ton; A. \, Smock, Paris, No,
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Sunbean!

The name itself is suggestive of
brightness and joy. Many a fond
mother has used this word as a pet
name for her first born, feeling hun
dred times day as she caresses her
darling that it has brought sunshine
and joy to her heart. And so without
reflection she spontaneously says as
she presses her infant to her breast, 10
you precious Sunbeam"
The publishers of Our Fireside Friend
have most happily and appropriately
christened their new premium chrome
Sunbeam, and we feel sure that any of
our readers who are so fortunate as to
secure this gem of art to hang on their
parlor wall will find it II source of per-
petual sunshine in their homes. No
written description can do justice to
Its exquisite beauty of design and exc
cutiOn, and We confident that no fami-
ly once possessing 1t would part with it
for double the price of that valuable
and entertaining family weekly, Our
Fireside Friend, every subscriber to
which receives free copy Of Sunbeam.
The paper for one year, and Sunbeam
sent mounted on canvass, vanished
and framed in two-inch polished wal
nut and gilt frame, to all who pay
$3.50. The publishers are Waters & Co.,
Chicago, and they furnish specimen
copies OF their paper on application,
and offer most excellent inducements
to canvassers and local agents. Write
to them.
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MEssRs. SANGER BROTHERS have
removed 10 their magnificent new
store on Elm street, which places them
In the noblest and most stylish sales
rooms In the whole State OF Texas. To
describe the artistic beauty OF the work.
manship and the splendid capacity for
the display Of these rooms, would take
more space than we can spare 1T pres
ent, but which we will certainly en-
ploy at no very distant period, We can
only now simply call the attention Of
tho hundreds Of patrons Of this house,
~ well rs our citizens, to step In and
inspect this really palatial emporium.
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SLICK An CREASE.
the WOES OF Two Johnson County
yegpg men,

A day or 10 ago two young mon
drove into this market, for sale, thirty
odd head of cattle. The young men
and cattle were both from Johnson
county, II fact which spoke well for
Johnson county, as the cattle were par'
ticularly fine beeves, and the young
men particularly fine boys. A GUS
toner was eventually obtained who
would take the cattle, provided and
Just here we will digress W bay ~ these
young men, that If cveranybody wants
to "proude" with them again, they'll
just take their finger and drawing
down their eye, inquire If the man or
woman who wants to "proUide," sees
anything emerald therpD that they
wait until Monday yesterday iol the
money.
After inquiring of several RESPONSE
BILE parties, in this city, as to the
ability Of the purchasing parties to the
trade to meet their "paper" and the
responses being favorable, the cattle
were transferred to Mr., Promise-to-pay,
and the young men bruised around,
hung around, If not slung around, until
yesterday. Yesterday "cometh up like
u flower" or, at least, dawned very
finely; In fact was got up In good style,
and the two young men, feeling quite
blooming, started out to see their man
meet both them and their "paper."
The reader shall not be held in sus-
penso. We were never born for a
hangman. Alas! like meteor, Mr..
Promise-to-pay had blotted himself
out, which he however considerably
failed to do until he had "made over"
these thirty-odd fine Johnson county
beeves to II Dallas butcher.
Ascertaining this the two young
men from johnson county suddenly
grasped the idea that they were in Il
SIX" and SO early in 1874 at that.
What should they do? Some young
men would have bawled "police!"
Some would have gasped "soldv And
Others might have yelled "tirew These
young men belonged to a distinct
class, and they straightway hoofed it
for the Sheriff's Office and laid their
lamentations before that official, and
who, If we are not wide of the mark,
will early bring back these cattle, give
joy to two Johnson county hearts, and
ride Mr.. Promise-to-pay on legal rail.
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tiers, which gave another knot 10 the
tic Of interest between them, Well,
az we said before, they emlgrated to
this county, travelling together fortwo
weeks on tho road, the same AMIGA
BILE relation existing as had existed
between them as neighbors in Kansas
At the end Of two weeks they on
camped some ten miles north Of this
city, and about nine o'clock, as related
by our informant, they all made down
their beds IN their wagons, aud went
10 sleep, There was no unusual noise
that our Informant heard IN tho night,
as no said his sleep was much broken
aud anything tout Of tho way" 10 use
his own words, would have caused him
10 examine intOthe matter, What was
their surprise, then, on getting up In
the morning 10 find one Of the wagons
empty Of the occupants who went TO
sleep In II the night before,
A further investigation developed tho
disappearance Of the horses, aud al-
though most careful search Of many
miles, which consumed the whole day,
no trace OF the family, consisting Of
five members, man, woman and three
children, whose ages ranged from ten
TO fourteen, could be found. Two
weeks have transpired since the event
reported, ana nothing has been heard Of
the absentees. There IL u glamour Of
mystery hanging oyer the departure OF
this family, tho penetration az which
may never DO made, but Ia which IL At
tached many interesting points
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BencGt 10 IA worthy Family.

Holding, AS we do, the late actor,
w. II. Crisp, in ailectionate
commemoration, we are particularly
gratifed to see an effort on the part of
the theatrical profession of this city, as
well MS large number Of our citizens,
TO aid his family by suitable benefit
to be given on Saturday afternoon next
in one of the halls Of this city. Due
announcement of the establishment
will be given.
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pratt's astral OIL.

Absolutely saie. Perfectly OdOrlesa, Al
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
10 gaH. iiurns In any lamp without danger
Of exploding or taking nre, MANUFACTURED
expressly 10 take the place Of volatile ana
dangerous oils. It's safety under eyery, poAal'
proved Wy w dnnHnAed Ns0 IN pVpf IoD
Mmllipa,
Millions OF gallons have heen a0ld and no
accident directly or Indirectly, has eyer oep'
CURED nom burnlnH,. storing or handling ~
resulting nom Tho Use OF cheap ana danger
our oils In the United States, IN appalling,
The Insurance companies ana Are commits.
sioners throughout the country recommend
/ no Astral M the best safeguard where lamps
are used send for circular,
For sale ~ retail by the trade generally,
ahd Wholesale by Mo pfnprlelera,
pHhS. PRATT & CO..
l6dDS0mw ION Fulton street. New York,
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Notice.

COLONEL Mccoy requests US to say
that he is rearranging his library, and
would be greatly obliged to all persons
having any of his books, either legal
or literary, If they would return them
at once. He Is particularly anxious to
have book Of poems by Amelia re-
turned, as 1t is rare volume, and one
highly priced by him. We take this
occasion to return our thanks to the
Colonel for his kindness in allowing us
the use of his library, which certainly
contains the rarest and most classical
collection Of books we have ever seen
In private library.
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THE WICHITA II. II. ELECTION.
One Hundred Miles OF the Road to b
Located at Once.

One Hundred Miles OF the Rond to be
Located at Once.
At the general annual meeting Of the
stock holders of the Dallas and Wich-
ita railroad company, on the 5th of
January, 1874, the following directors
were elected: Drury Conelly, G. w.
Erwin, J. A. Bullen, John c. Mccoy,
A. Calder, w. II. Nelson, J. w. CAL
der, and II. Ervay.
The directors then elected the fol-
lowing officers: j. w. Calder, Presi-
dent; John G. Mccoy, Vice-President; ;
J. A. Bullen, General Superintendent ;
+. M. Hammond, Secretary; F. G. Jor-
dan, Treasurer; w. II. Wentworth,
Resident Engineer.
Executive Committee.--J. w. CAL
der, II. s. Ervay and J. A. Bullen.
A party of engineers, in charge OF
Capt. w. M. Johnson, has been placed
in the field to locate the first one hun
dred miles.
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Ia purchasing the business Of Messn, Cos
lin a o., bog 70 assure tho many blends
and patrons Of lhe house and tho public gem
orally, that the business will be be conducted
IN the aaHle liberal manner 40 heretofore
the stock Of goods are 10 b. kept equally rs
complete IN every department, ana Wy strict
attention 10 business and The demands "
the trade, 10 merit continuance Of the pat
ronage 10 literally bestowed on my pre-
deeessors, Asa further guarantee 10 the pub
lie, have secured tho services VI Messs'r Gos'
lin 4 Co.'s did statesmen, Mfssls, keeton and
Marshall, who viii be- lound ~ usual In
lheir places, aud viii always be pleased to
see their friends and customers Of tho late
hrm
207dlf v, VILE,
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SOMETHING DARK HERE.
A Whole Family Suddenly Disappear.

Some four weeks ago several fami-
lies, four in all, left some point in Gen.
trail Kansas to emigrate to this county.
They had been neighbors for many
years, and their interests were the
closer identified, from the fact that
they had bought homesteads out of the
same section Of land, worked 1t In
common, and in one instance cupid
had played the deuce with two young
hearts of two Of the families, and Hy-
men had been called In TO square mat
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Notice to Advertise RS !

After the LIST day of Jan
uary, 1874, all advertise
ments In this paper will be
collected monthly, unless
otherwise specified in con-
tracts.
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Old papsrs for sale II this ofRes

Old paper for sale u this Ofiee
See local advertisement Of j. G.
Browne 4 Co.
PARTICULAR attention is called to
the local advertisement of Lost Watch
In another column.
YESTERDAY was not very busy day,
and as o consequence most husbands
were home in season to eat warm
dinner.
A GENTLEMAN fell, supposed from
sickness, on Sunday, in front of Dep
py's barber shop, on the sidewalk, and
cut an unsightly cash in his forehead.
SEE Wheat's displayed advertise
ment-fresh inducements offered by
him for all goods. Remember the
place, Elm street, between Austin and
Market.
SUNDAY was very cold day, in un-
adorned English; so much SO, indeed,
that the congregations at the different
churches were seen to pay more atten-
ton to the stoves than to the minister.
Two IRIsHMEN made application to
Justice Kerfoot yesterday for permit
to obtain coffin from the city under
taker to bury friend. The agreeable
Judge furnished the stationery
YESTERDAY all the schools again
opened. This might have been known
from the fact,that there were large
number of small shoes and boots that
either were got on with great difficulty
or not got on at all.
THOSE clever gentlemen and expe-
rienced butchers, Messrs. Witt 4
Thomas, always have cuts Of finest
meats at the Excelsior stall, at the
Markethouse. All kinds of tame and
wild meat always on hand. DOM fail
to stop at their stall.
The number Of Our Fireside Friend
fer January 8, 1878, commences the
fifth volume. 1t is superb number Of
twelve large pages, finely illustrated,
with tint cover. Sent free to any ad-
dress by the publishers, Waters 4 Co.,
Chicago.
A YOUNG lady sends us her plant, in
that her lover who said he valued her
higher than all the world, now shrinks
from calling on her because of the pro-
hibition of her pa, and asks what we
would call such a young man. My
dear young lady, just call him a gander
who feels that there is "shrinkage IN
Udlues.n 3a8
AS SOME freight cars were being
backed on the track of the Pacific
road at Lamar street crossing, yester-
day, the driver Of drsy, not observ-
ing them, drove his horse partly on
the track. The car struck the animals
head with no little force, and Just
enough to make him wake up To his
danger, and jumping back and of the
track, he and his master both live to
take their meals regular.
Mr.. LAURENCE w. ScorT, gentle.
man who understands what he's about,
will commence the publication Of an
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Go TO Stegall 4 Go. for furni-
ture, books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades, pictures, and all kinds
Of mOulslings, wall paper, step
ladders, table and pocket cut
lery. asod&vtf
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NOTICE.

No accounts against en-
plOyes in the Herald Office
will be allowed in settle
ments with the 0tRce unless
an order from the proprie-
tors is given.
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Ladies and gentlemen Wishing 10 lear
telegraphy and engage in pleasant and prof
liable employment should attend the Dallas
Telegraph Institute. A ladies class has been
organized for the day and evening, with
every comfort and convenience.
ED. T. BASYE,
HiuiW Secretary.
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The Omclal Paper Of the CITY
ION WORK.

We have the facilities and she work
nen 20 40 NJ good work, ana ~ A1
low rates, q. can be dsne anywhere
and We mean 90 do II. Hiring ys"r
Fine Sob Work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OPPIoH. Corner Of Main aad
Lamar streets.
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Smokers Take Notioe.

Fine imported and domestic cigars, Dan
vile tVal twist, Durham smoking, and Bar
rains Maryland and Virginia Silver Lake
and Golden Thread fine cut chewing tobacco
at the Havana Cigar store, next door to the
Postoffice, Dallas. 2Sldlw
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Notice..

There will BIO q meeting Of the Dallas Com
mercial Club, at their Club Room tonight
january ethl, at s o'clock. Important bust
ness will be before the meeting, and full
attendance is desired,
2Sldlt K, SPENCER, Secretary
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Lost.

Yesterday, on Commerce street between the
Dallas Hotel and Wood street, a large Gold
Watch, hunting case, chiefly valuable as a
brothers gilt. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving the same at the Dallas
House. 2sldlw
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MIR. q. w. BECKETT

IL our authorized agent for this city, with
power TO make collections and solicit adver-
tisements and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor this paper
All contracts made by him win DO rccog.
nized by this Office.
J. W. swINDELLs 4 CO.,
Proprietors Herald.
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uUTCHIss.


Twelve lots lone bock), on tho principal
business street OF tho town Of Hutchlnn, on
,he Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale az low prices. Apply 10
JOHN w.swINDELLs,
jyl5dtf Herald once,
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AIeAsrs Durham, Howell Y o., Of Hhreye'
part, ara agents " lhe Arizona Mills IN clal-
borne Parish, La, aud are prepared 10 sell
Coll u Yarns ana osnaburgH VI figures lehs
than New Orleans prices. LgnOd-u
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Great Bargains.

4 few valuable residence lots on Ross ave.
nue., one family residence on Elm street, q d
lots, size 10 suit purchasers, situated east oi
the Fair Grounds, can DO had very low for
cash, Apply Ut once 20
JEFF EIlsON PEAK,
2sOdlw Or w. W, PEAK,
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VALUABLE HOTEL PR0PLRTY
FOR SALE.

Tho we'll known property known aa tho
"Crutchield House,.
IN The city Of Dallas, IL offered NJ private
sale. For terms, inquire Of
0EO. W. BAYLOR, or
JAZZ. O. oRUTcHFIELD.
Dallas, Nov. %, 1878. siodtf
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Read this Everybody!
Large stock Of Garden Seeds
direct from ID. Landreth e. Son,
Philadelphia, by
2sOdlw III. q. HOSKINS,
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King has always on hand the best OF wines
and liquors TO suit his customers. 2i7d3m
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NOTICE.


OF Shreveport, IN our authorized agent for
that city, 10 whom parties desiring 10 adver-
tiso In or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
specially referred.
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Two good residences In this city, lmme.
diate possession given.
i5a-du sTEAGALL 4 co,
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Franklin IL Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.

u, Tx r. English Female BItsers they cure after