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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-07-10
For the E-sex County Herald.
POETRY.

When Britain's tyranny and ire
Had ruused the patriotic fire
or those who priced their freedom higher
Than all that earth can yield,
They rallied at that country's call,
To stand by liberty, or fall
Upon tIie blood stained Geld.
Dire was the conflict thai ensue,l;
In blood were savage hands imbued,
That Freedoms sons might he subdued-
But all Of no avail.
That Power whose all-suilicient might
Against the wrong, maintains the right,
Made Freedoms sons prevail.
And let us not forget the day
When our forefathers broke away,
A2d spurned the curse of Britain's sway
Aud lit the flame of Liberty,
That they and all their children might
Bask in the splendor Of its light,
And eyermore be free.
JuNe p, 1875. G.
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Is Your LIFE WORTH 10 CENTs?-Sick-
ness prevails everywhere, and every
body complains of some disease dur
ing their life, When sick, the object
is to get well; now we say plainly that
no person in this world that is suffering
with dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and
its effects, such as Indigestion, Costive-
ness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Heartburne, PaIpitation of tho Heart, De
dressed Spirits, Biliousness, 49,, can
take GREENS AUGUST FLowEEs without
getting relief aud cure. If you doubt
this, go to your Druggist--Savage Lam.
caster, Towne, GorAspi, Gilkey & Watson
Groveton, and get o. Sample Bottle foi
10 c9nts and try it. Regular size Is cents
Two doses will relieve you.
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Married.

In Guildhall VT, July 4th, by Rev. s. +. Cush.
man, Mr.. Albert NJ. Priest, of Newmarket, n. H.,
and Miss Sarah a. Richey, of GrovetOn.
In bloomfield, VT, July 4th, by Rev Il. Pritty,
Mr.. Leonard Z. Williams, of North Stratford, n.
III and Miss Martha q. Fuller. of bloomfield
In Guildhall, Vt, July 3D., by Rev S, f. Cush-
man, Mr.. Calvin Perkins and Miss Margaret NJ.
Nelson, both of Groveton, y. II.
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WOODS EAGLE MOWER.
LANCASTER. July LIST. Is

LANCASTER, July LIST, 1875.
l hereby certify that l used one of the
VIM. Arson Wood Improved Eagle
Mowers last year, and consider them to
be very superior machine, bath fol-
strength, lightness of draught and even
ness in cutting the grass.
BARTON G.. T0WNE.
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MOVING MACHINE TRIM..-A field trial
of mowers was held on the grounds of
the Agricultural College, ut Hanover,
June Goth. The committee was appointed
one each by the Senate and House Com
mttee on Agriculture Of the New Hamp-
shire Legislature, one by the State Board
of Agriculture, one by the n. II. Agricul-
tural Society, and one by the Connecticut
Valley Farmers Club. The first and only
prize of $40 was awarded to the New
Model Buckeye entered by the Richard
son Manufacturing Co. of Worcester,
Mass, which showed forty pounds lighter
draft than any other, over the Walter \.
Wood, Clipper, Granite State, Eastern
Star, and Peoples mowers, and the Buck
eye was retained for use on the College
farm. In one very severe test, that OF
drawing the machine into heavy standing
grass while thrown out of gear, and then
throwing it into gear and starting with
out backing, the Buckeye succeeded il
doing it three successive times. Only
one other machine succeeded i'll doing a
ALL and that only once.
At the trial of mowers, held under til,
auspices of the Essex County Agricultu
raj Society, at Daryers, Mass, June 22d
and which was an unusually hot contest
the New Model Buckeye was awarded til
first premium over the Walter A. Wood
} Woods Eagle, Warrior and CARTEL
mowers. - Worcester Gazette.
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In the district Court of the United
States FOR the District OF Mas
SachuSrttS,

In The matter Of GEO. b. JAMES, doing bust
ness under the name Of Geo. u. James Co.,
baukruuf In haul.1Ttpfrv.
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure,

having been under treatment of it for few days.
/ think it is truly wonderful the effect it has had
in Il short time upon myself. Iwould recommend
it to all who are suffering from rheumatism.
have an abiding faith that the medicine will do al
it is recommended to do Thankfully yours,
Miss s. Il. WATERMAN,
Cumberland street.
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Daring Bank RObbery IN Barre, Vt.

MONTPELIER, VT, July :.
The National Bank, at Barre, was Wis
tied about midnight last night by gang
of robbers, who forced It's cashier, Charles
4. King, to open the vault for them. The
safe was provided with Il chronometeT
lock, which the cashier could not open.
There was large amount Of money and
bonds I'm the safe that the robbers did not
get. They had to content themselves
with taking $500 in unsigned bank bills
which had been received from Washing
ton yesterday afternoon, subsequent to
the locking of the safe, which were in the
vault outside the safe.
Mr.. King says he was awakened soon
after midnight by four men entering his
sleeping room ut his residence, about a
quarter of a mile from the bank. lie
was handcufed and gagged, as were his
wife and daughter. One of the men re-
manned with the family while the three
others marched King to the bank in a
heavy rain with only slippers on his feet.
After the job was completed they escorted
the cashier to his home and left him and
his family securely bound and chained tc
the floor. Mr. King, however, succeeded
in freeing himself in about half an houl
after the burglars departed, and imme
diately gave the alarm. A despatch from
Bradford, says the burglars crossed Pier
mont Bridge at 6 A. NJ. today, with Sher
iff Jackson in pursuit. They will proba
bly, be arrested during the day. A de
spatch from Rumney, n. H., says one o
the men and the team have been secured
] the others are in the woods. The team
which they used is one which MI. Dudley
Eef this place let to go to Marshfeld. On
of them was hitched, while they were a
work, in the horSe-shed of the Universal
list Church, at Barre, and the other at TIL
c fence of the cemetery. At the forme
, place they left a burglars jimmy. The
were perfectly armed and equipped, an
wore white dominoes over their face,
and brown overalls.
SECOND DESPATCH.
c CONCORD, n. H., July I.
The Barre bank robbers were on a Boz
r ton and Montreal train, this afternoon
and just as the train was leaving Rumne
Z they overheard two detectives talkin
}, about sending to Plymouth for help t
d to make an arrest. The robbers immet
= lately jumped from the train, which W;
" at once stopped, run back to the static
:. and the detectives started in pursuit, Il
- robbers having ten minutes start.
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DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE.

advertised in another column. Notwithstanding
some experience in the matter. Being slightly
skeptical to the results promised, we purchased
Il bottle of the cure for friend Of ours, who was
much troubled in the shoulders and hands. Hardly
three months have elapsed, after using Il single
bottle, and she has not had recurrence of rheu.
matte attack, although previously she suffered
with ii almost constantly.
We scarcely could hope her to be cured from
using only one bottle, but it has convinced us that
il is a sovereign remedy. We believe Il couple of
bottles more will effect permanent cure, and
would urge our readers to give it trial also
j. Il. WOODLAND, Editor.
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IAII4 " : " v 1tAN W ' adsD AaVV44VtVSV"1' Az
GENERAL AGENTS FOR NORTHERN N. II.
MORGAN PRINCE.

This Stallion will stand at the stable of the sub
scriber at South Lancaster, \. H., during the
present season. except Thursdays, upon which
days he will stand at George W Libbey's stable,
Whiteheld.
PEDIGREE.
Morgan Prince was sired by the well known
Morgan stallion owned by +. W. Smith, Guldhall,
VT, and out of mare Zone of the best ever owned
in New England) sired by the "Peters Horse,n OF
Bradford, Vt. Smiths horse was sired by Prince
xlHstt: Prince Albert by Billy Root, and Billy
ls@ot bv Old Sherman Morgan (making him one
of the best bred Morgan houses now living).
Morgan Prince stands ID hands high, is q dark
HAY color, and weighs 900 pounds. Ills stock
thus far has proved extra; the yeaHlng colts sired
by him are among the best TX this section.
TRI0s--$l0 TO insure; 81 for season. 81 foI
singleservce. MOSES IIlBBARD.
June ~, 1873.
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PEDIGREE.

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FR0N
IA COURTS, OF different States, for descr
ton, &c. mo publicity required, No charg,
until divorce granted. Address,
u. HOUSE, Attorney, 1874 Broadway. X. Y.
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The Tilton-Beechcr jury have been dis
.largcd-Q for Beechcr and 3 for Tilton.
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Died.

.--~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~--s>~>-~>~-S~-~-~-~---
in Lancaster July o, OF Menbi9ncous Group
Hattie Alice, youngest child of Dennis and Fla
villa l.. Stanley, aged year, months and Is
days.
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For extended details of tho entertainment pres
ented by this STERLING ORGANIZATION, and
full list of the Company, see MuRRAf's ILLUS.
TIArED NEWS
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NOTICE

OF Boston, Assignees in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-20

Yesterday, considering the inclem-
ency of the weather. was moderately
well attended.
Charles Irwin put in his fifth appear
ance this month, and in consideration
of punctuality in attending, was only
taxed three and the necessary trim
mings.
Poor, unfortunate McMann, drunk
and dsorderly, was asked to contri-
butte Il few ducats to oil the wheels of
the municipal government, but failing
TO comply, he was booked for the lonely
castle, and will put in his spare hours
for the next ten or twelve days i'm
proving and identifying the streets of
Dallas.
James Brenon, drunk and disorderly,
was discharged, his honor deeming
him little oil in the upper story.
Amanda Coleman, beautiful,
blooming and odoriferous belle fro m
the classic precincts of niggertown,
was charged with interfering with pri-
vate property. The evidence falling to
sustain the charge, she was dismissed,
with mild admonition to be little
careful in the future.
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rMc NnnllnN schonl Conyonuon.

The district Sunday school c0nven-
ton cOnycnes this morning Mt 10
o'clock, At the Baptist church. An af-
lernuon and evening session will also
be held, commencing respectively, at
"a and "a pm, The children will hold
grand mass meeting on Sunday af-
ternoon AT 3 O'Clock, and ut "a o'clock
IN the evening. The convention will
also hold II forenoon and afternoon
session on Monday, commencing re-
spectiyely at A. N. and . =. NJ.
All friends of the cause should lend
their aid and assistance to make the
enterprise success, and THE HERALD
hopes TO see full attendance of our
citizens generally ut all the sessions,
ms the occasion promises to be an event
Of no ordinary interest to the Christian
public,
A large number Of delegates and WIS.,
tors from II distance are expected, for
whom ample accommodation have
been provided. Delegates and friends
from distance are requested to make
themselves known at the morning
session, or at any other session there
after, to Mr.. w. NJ. Blair, chairman of
tho committee of arrangements, who
will assign them places of entertain
ment,
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Another T0nnlITy.

Colonel Lonegan, one Of firm own
Ing u large foundry In the city Of Lou
lsIana, IL now In Dallas seeking the
cooperation Of our liberal-mnded cit
liens with Wow 10 removing hls en-
tire establishment to this city. II IL
an enterprise Of great value 70 Dallas
and The surrounding country, mud the
parties, it Is hoped, will receive liberal
encouragement.
Colonel l.oncgan ~ endorsed 10 gem
tIemcn here by gentlemen Of the high
est character In Missouri, ~ an old and
well known cltaen there, Of perfect re-
liability aud thorough business habits,
The establishment referred TO Is capa-
bic Of employing nlty hands, Such en-
lerprlscs are Of prime necessity In the
growth Of both city aud country. One
by one we rejoice to see factories seek
Ing Dallas ~ proper location.
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sonil feelings nr hn, PARTIES nom
Washington recently have reporled 10
him the most friendly as-urRneea lrom
the pnslnilire deptrlmr T. la lle iaee
Of those assurances, M Jones can as
sign no cause fnr his removal unless
for political reasons, Although q re-
publican, he has been conservative Ia
his course, taking bat little Interest ~
politics, Ia speaking Of Judge Norton
ho expressed only the klndllest feel
lngs, aud stated that he believed hlm
10 be an honorable and talenled gentle
man, and furthermore expressed the
belief that the matter would be ~
much q surprise 10 the Judge ~ II was
~ himself IN u conversation some
time since, Judge Norton Informed
Mr.. Jones that he hpd no desire TO SUI
percode him, but on the contrary
would do all IN his p0werto retain hlm
In the position
Judge Norton IL absent from lheclly,
aud II IN therefore impossible for THE
HERALD to present his views to lls
readers.
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OUR P0ST0FFICE.
Postmaster Jones' Interviewed-What
lie Has TO Say About the Matter
The Sensation OF Yesterday.

The dispatch published in the col
umns of THE HERALD, yesterday
morning, was, in connection with the
Jail delivery, the all-absorbing topic of
conversation yesterday. Men gathered
in groups and discussed the matter,
and there appeared to be but one feel
ing--that of universal regret. Not
that any serious objections were urged
to Judge Norton, personally, but Mr..
Jones has filled the Office so satisfac-
torily to all classes Of citizens that it
was with genuine regret they receiv ed
the news of his removal. A reporter
of The HERALD visited Mr.. Jones, yes
terday afternoon, and found him bust
~ engaged in his duties as though
nothing had happened. The reporter
Intercepted him, and his answers
may be thus briefly summed up:
The announcement was totally I'M
expected to him, having received
no intimatinn that change was
projected until he read the dis
patch in THE HERALD. A short
time since, while in Washington he,
was assured by Postmaster General
Jewell that the affairs of his office were
managed to the entire satisfaction of
the department, and that there would
positively be no change until he had
been notified and given ample time to
make his statement. While in WASH
iugton he also met the Texas delega-
ton, all Of whom expressed warm per-
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DALLAS, TEXAS, March l6, Is;

DALLAS, TEXAS, March l6, 1876
Messrs. Wharton, Frank, Cluskey and
others
COMMUNICATIONS letter, with the very
large number OF names upon it, requesting
me not to withdraw from the race for mayor
of Dallas, Is very tlattering, and was receiv-
ed by me with great deal of pleasure. 1t
would be the greatest egotism for me not to
say it afforded me pleasure. ! entered the
contest at the request of large number Ct
my friends, and after once coming before the
people, have never thought of withdraw
ing from the field, and now your letter will
prohibit my doing SO. II my friends elect
me to the important Office, can only prom
Use that Will give my undivided attention
to the duties incumbent upon me, and with
all my humble ability and skill will try and
do my duty. have cast my lot with the
people of Dallas for richer or poorer, for bet
ter or worse the glory of Dallas is my pride;
her prosperity my greatest desire. believe
that the finances of our city could be ma
terially improved, and her credit establish
ed. see no reason why our scrip should
be sold on the streets ut thirty-five cents on
The dollar; II Is not necessary and not rea-
reasonable. My opinion is, that people who
work for the city for n money consideration
should be paid in dollars and cents, and NOT
IN almost worthless scrip. can only say
that every effort in my power shall be devot-
10 the prosperity Of the people and city Of
Dalla
am, gentlemen. with the greatest respect
your obedient servant,
J. G. BOGEI,
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lilY MnnnIinI.

From Dr. NJ. A, Cornelius, city ply
sIclan, we gather the following lnler-
esllng statistics In regard 10 the NOR
lallly NJ the city hospital from the
Int Of April, 1874, to March 20, 1875,
lncuslvei Whole numher Of cahea
treated, Que hundred and twenly-elghli
number Of deaths, fourteen, from the
following causesi Gun shot wounds,
two consumption, Ayei dropsy, two
chronic dysontery, two meningitis,
three,
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Uiel,nriia IlmseIf Again,

NlIplu ny ne, she ands, thou ~ cannot
NAhrlf ~ he - marvellous proper man,
~ hn az charges ipr u lO0kinR glass
And entertain a scare ~ i've Nl iAllolsi
No study iashiOns ~ adnrn nN body"
-lAm H. Richard M
But first, pll 80 10 the Boss Place,
No, iO7 Malnslreel, lIollenbeel' n Mo-
Collum's, aud look NJ the new goods
the old man brought hack, they say
what they haven't got, Is no use look
Ing Tor, and II you want u wedding
coat OF u shooting jacket, they can III
you, New goods, new styles and fall
prices, Go aud SEQ them,
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1 avn Offering 10 Tao city
trade hy large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple grO-
ceries, provisions and produce,
at tlse very lowest prices, and
make II speciality OF every
ching. Free delivery 10 nc
conInOda.e customers. Please
give uA :, trial.
Respectfully. dOS. MENCXEis'
Grocer, 0I5 gllm street,
Dallas.
3O5d8m
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VIZ. LYrE q co., real estate agents No. 100
Lamar street, bog leave % call tho attention
OF persons Wishing % purchase real estate 10
IN extensive lists pf property on lhelr
bulletin boards In ana outside 0l
lhdr Office, under lho respective heads Of
olmproyed Cily Property" "Npcpul Guy
Lois" "Furms," and "unimpuved and
Wild Lands, embracing business houseaand
vacant lots In the commercial crnler Of lhe
city, Also, building lois, aud a number Of
very desirable residences situated Ia every
quarter Of the city, Also, large tracts Of wild
lands IN DALLAS and other counties Of The
state, besides number Of farms OF various
Sizes, including several large and highly lW-
proved plantations within i've miles Of the
ollyOf Dallas, 2hdlln
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WAEL PAPER

and window slaHGes, the Iarg-
est. cheapest and most beauti-
full designs in the city. we
have tEle exclusive sale Of the
Philadelphia Rustic sgsadc,the
only Rustic that in gigled and
frosted alsO i'm plain COlOrs,
cheaper and better Imam all
others. A large stock OF wall
paper Oft!,e newest patterns.
PIERCE AZ LXLE,
5O7 Main street.
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To tho City Subscribers Of the Dallas Herald
Prem ana after this date February
o, IsTnl, ihe connection ~ M, H. H.
Neville, ~ agent for the city snbsrrip'
tisn Hist, eaases, and mr. IesAe w. VIII
Hanson viii have charge 81 the same
Hereafter payments 10 bim only viii
he Acknowledged by this 0niee,
.. w, hwINDHLi.h,
February %, 1879, Publisher,
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h0FEL ARRIVALS.


j. G. thinner, Little RocB; Frank Faby,
Galveston; James Crutcher Newcastle, XIV;
D. 5. Watson, Virginia; NJ. <. R,ihblin,
W.. j. Bcrdeeu; 81. Louis; +. r. Kane, DENT
son; w r. Smith anu family, Winchester
Ky; A. j. Thorpe, Cincinnati: W. S. day
field, Paris; b. o, Dolby, Paris; Thomas Smith,
sherman; Il. c. Walker, Texas; w. NJ. Teagle,
South Caiolina;G G.. l.. II, radon Grand SaIine
r. b. Dana, New York; W. l.. Malley, JefIer.
son; w. a. Lopgey, New Orleans.
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THE DAILY HERALD

viii he iound ou sale BY the news
boys an Nil trains of ihe Texas nnd
and Pacific railway, and ~ The follow
Ing news stands IN HE city, yisi NJ A.
frauhIin a. Co, b0i Main street H. g.
star, Lamar street Pierce - Lyle, 500
Main street and J. mci.ihare, Lamar
slsaal
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COMiIERCIAI..

c. d. Mccall. Z. w. Marshall. Ed. q. Now.
rer, w. ]. Blancutt, +. l.. Gaylor, G.. Williams,
Marshall; j. +. Rusee, Il. & p. K. r.; W. ",
FulkeIson, a. II. Bayless, Big Sandy, Ii. y.
Ogden, Shreveport; b. +. Hill and child, III. !;
Siicott, Mansfield; J. Daily, Eagle Ford, j. r.
Foster, wife and child. s. II. Fulton. q. ].
Doodi T. x. Williams, a. @. Westfall. j. II.
Trewitt. Marshall; Little Rock; G.. Winship,
cinnati;T 4. p. Gamway, Fort Worth: A n
Va
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". u. EsgsANgGAEN & 90.

50l Main street, are new selling
goods al very reduced prices.
Cali and examine Giaeir large
and elegant stock, and make
yourselves and tiReua happy by
buying their cheap aad elegant
books. etc.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Dallas Real
Estate and Building assOcia-
ton will be held at the Board
OF Trade rooms. over Schneider
* DAVIS, on Monday. March
goth. at eight o'clock II. vi. A
full attendance in requested. as
officers for the ensuing year
will he elected.
4. II. BARRY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Commercial copy.l 30dtd
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CITY BUSINESS.
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON

Croquet sets OF latest styIes-SocIxe ct
Bridges and the latest I'm prOyements-
bought directly from the manufac.
turers and sold AT "a small profit, at
REED d LATnROP'S Book Store. 500
Main street.
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AllanlIan. AlanennIl nresaI

You viii attend meeting lhis eyfnlng
~ lle 0Durl house 40 spplpeh sirlp' Buell.
meas VI Importance q W pa considered
49, order NJ a. q, BOWER Captain
II. II. ARy, orderly sergeant
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Victoria and bishop lawns,
also Swiss and All Ptlnds Of
white goods cum now be found
nj the Dollar Store.
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POIe EAI.Il,

MY Residence, eeFueF Pacific avenue
ana Iieuslen streets, eWbTafing haii q
biesk OF ground, with - veil nnislah
ene-sieTy and basement ronii'e9nfFeie
baiidinK, and all necessary oui'puiia'
Tags, sis. Al early applicant MAY So
eurs bargain
$40, W, swIsDRLis,
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Brackets OF many varieties,
iOweI racks, match boxes. etc,
nj FranlGIin's book store, 5Oi
Main street.
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CnGHsnpnn.IrAN

p; b. smith, Marshall A. r. Chamberlain,
sherman L. W. Plass, ST. Louis ]. o. VIII
lard, Evansville, Ind; Il. ID. johnson, Pierce
CITY W: Davidson city: W. y. Coffy, II. &
T. K. X; NJ. T. Langley, Denisou; j. G. Max
we'll, Galveston.
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Arrived by eXprcss-the latest
styles of rulliing and ruchinS
an,i ladies silk ties ;It the Dol
lar Store.
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Go 10 Reed a. EatlIrOp's for
walk paper. MANILA, grOccrs
and druggists paper, tWinc,
etc. etc.
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