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AN ACT

Relating to certain proposed Amendments to
the Constitution and the publication of this
Act.
WHEREAS, The General Assembly of the
State of Ohio, (three.ffths of the members
of each House agreeing thereto,) have pro-
posed amendments to the Constitution, to be
submitted to the electors for their approval or
rejection, at tho election for Senators and
Representatives in the General Assembly, on
the second Tuesday Of October, A. ,. 1875;
therefore,
SECTION 1. Be it enacted By the General As
sem6ly Of the State Of Ohio. That the electors
of the State shall vote upon said proposed
amendments at the general election in Ooto.
Der, A. D. 1875, in the manner and form as
prescribed in said amendments, respectively.
Sec. 2. The Judges and Clerks of the cleo.
tion in each township, ward and precinct,
shall, in addition to the returns provided by
law, and at the same time, make return to
the Clerk of the county, of the vote cast for
and against said proposed amendments.
SEC. 8. A return, additional to the return
now required by law to be made of the votes
cast at such election for State officers, and
Senators and Representatives, and also for
and against said proposed amendments to
the Constitution, shall be certified and made
by the Clerk of each county to the Secretary
of State within ten days after said election;
and within twonty days after said election
the Governor Secretary of State and Attor'
ney General, shall open said return and count
the votes. and ascertain whether or not ma.
jority of the votes cast at said election have
been cast for said proposed amendments, or
either of them; aud if it appears that ma
jority Of such votes cast at such election
have been cast for said proposed amend
mcnts, or either of them, the Governor shall
make proclamation thereof without delay.
| SEC 4. The Secretary of State shall cause
the amendments to the Constitution, propos-
ed at the present session of the General As
sembly, to be published in not less than one
newspaper in each county of the State
wherein newspaper is published, until the
second Tuesday Of October, A. D. 1875 and
he shall also cause this act to be published
ceiing said election.
SEC. 5. The cost Of publishing this Aci
and the said proposed amendments to the
Constitution, shall be paid out of the State
Treasury upon the warrant of The Auditor O
State, upon vouchers approved by the Com
missioners OF the respective counties where
the publication is made, from money in ths
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
SEC. s. This act all take effect and be il
force frem and after its passage.
GE0RGE l.. CONVERSE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ALPHONSO HART,
President of the Senate.
Passed March 80, 1918.
ssp7,75td.
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Governor Jacobs, cl West Virginia,
has ordered az. lection t, lie held Oc-
tober 7il, to fill the vnfancy caused BY
the death of Senator P4nnell.
A petition for the partlon Of Edward
s Stokes, convicted on the charge Of
the shooling pf James Fisk, has been
sent TO the tiuyernor of New York.
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Important From West Va.

A NY person desiring to move to West Vir.
N ginia, on or near the Baltimore and Obi
Railroad or the Little Kanawha River, (nov
improved with locks and dams,) can, by send
ing name and post-otfice address to the under
signed. receive by the earliest mail, d pamphle,
descriptive of PARK ersburg and the Little Ka
nawha Valley and adjacent country, advanta
ges, prospects and resources.
CYRUS HALL,
Parkersburg, Wood County, West Virginia
spr6, Tomb.
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Donaldson, Lewis & Co.,
Successors to Wheeling Wagon and Carriage
Co., Manufacturers of all kinds of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. EXPRESS
WAGONS, sc.
Market street, q doors above Post oface.)
WHEELING, VEST "a.
Four Of the principal members Of the old
frm having purchased the carriage depart
msnt Of the old company, will carry it on, in
all Its branches, as heretofore. The reputa-
ton which the old firm has gained for build
ing first, class work will be maintained. The
wood department will be under the charge
of W. R. Donaldson, the painting under VIM.
Little, the smithwork under Wash Lewis, and
that Of the finishing under c. Ahl, all Of
whom have the repu cation of being drst-clasa
workmen.
Soliciting continuation Of the patronage
heretofore extended to the old firm, We hope
BY strict attention to business and the
turning out of frst-class work to merit a
continuation Of the same. We guarantee
our prices as low as any other house for the
same class of work.
DONALDSON. LEWIS & co.
aug3l,T5m6.
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NICHOLAS P. LISK'S ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed Executor on
the estate Of Nicholas P. Lick. late of Mon
roe county, deceased.
aug3,' '75v3. JASPER LfsE.
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eR-Blank Deeds and Mort
grgcs for sale at thir office.
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THOMAS BOTHWELL'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
IN have been appointed Administrators on the
estate of Thomas Boutwell, late of Monroe
county. decd JOHN NJ TWINEM.
an @4,'75wa CEuKGE ". BO1HWELL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
NOTICIAS TELEGRAFICAS.

No encontramos NADIA de particu-
lar en- las que trae La TOs de Cuba:
La BGndera Espa1ola no inserta min
guno He aquf los que ofrecen algun
interes.
Nueva-York, mayo 28.-La igle
sia catolica francesa Holyske, Mas
sachusetts fue destruida por un in
cendio aver noche durante la cere-
monia; perecieron setenta personas
entire elias muchas mujeres y ninos
Londres, mayo 29.-Hoy Sc hara
. la mar la expedition inglesa del
Polo Artico.
Nueva- York, mayo 29,-Han pc
recldo repentinamente setenta y una
personas en- Holyske, muchas de elias
no Sc pueden reconocer, veinte y dos
personas Sc hallan con quemaduras
fatales y otros veinte y siete con que
maduras y heridas menos graves Las
vfctlmas son en- mayor parte canaden'
ses de orfgen frances empleados de
fabricas. - !
Londres, mayo 31.-Dorregaray
ma sldO herido en- un music. = I
En- la hatalla de Alcora, los carlis
tas tuvierOn una perdida de 70 muer
tos y 200 heridos. 1u
I'll almirante Polo reemplaza al Sc
flor Sanchez Barcaizteoui
Nueva York, idem idem Hoy fue
dla de fiesta en- esta, 1edicado q Ia
decoration de las tumbas de los que
perecieron en- la Ultima guerra,
FL presidente Grant ia escrito nm,
carta en- la cual dice que no sera can
dldato para su reelection a la pre-
sidsncia.
| Ha habido un gran incendio Ell
Springfield, Estado de Massachu-
ssetts, calcul&ndoss las perdidas gu,
ocaslon6 entire uno y medic y do
millones de pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16

ciadad Ia libra de carne de cerdo, 81 pri-
mer dia Z rs cuartos y los tres restantea
& %; y los dias 90, 21, % = % Sc ex-
pendera la de res, los dos primerOs dias &
20 cuartOs, el tercerO q Ell 6ltimo
20. ~ &ssa 4 sags 3 's
GraciaS.-Las damos muy expresivas
a los .Sres. que tan espontaneamente nos
han cedido ell ejemplar del BoLETIN que
pedimos en- nuestrO ndmeros anterior. s
TeGtr0. .-El sabado pdsOse en- escena
la zarEuela bufa Robinson. Aunque La
compafia tuvo que luchar con los incon-
venientes de este teatro, sin embargo, hi
20 todos los esfuerzos que estuvieron de
su parte para que la obra fuera exornada
con todo ell lucimiento possible. Ell Sr.
Prats estuvo verdaderamente inimitable
sobre todo en- ell cuarteto del 1.er acto y
en- ell del 1ltimo. La Sra. Llorens regular
aunque un tanto fria en- su papel de Leo
ma. Sc distingui6 en- ell duo con Robinson,
y en- ell terceto con este y ell bajo. FL Sr.
Carratala muy bien en- toda la obra. I'll
bajo Sr. Ramos muy en- caracter y arran-
cando continuamente risa los especta-
dores El aparato y parties. secundarias
regularmente. Ell concertante del 70 acto
bastante aplaudido 10 mismo que la roman
"a del 90 acto GAM en- Europa, etc" que
ell p1blico hizo repetir al Sr. Prats.
Catalina, puesta en- escena ell domingo
gust6 algo, ST hien no careci6 de lunares en-
varias escenas. Ell Sr. Prats estuvo sober
bio en- el brindis y aria del % acto. La
Sra. Llorens asf, as{. El Sr. Palou regu-
larmente. Ell bajo bien en- Ell canto pero !,
NAL caracterizado. FL aenor Carratala
muy chistoso La Sra. Lopez incurri6
en- Salgunos defectillos de poca impor-
tancia que ell p6blico dej6 ,pasar pOr
alto en- razon 4 las simpatlas que 81.
merece. Ell cuarteto del Ser actO pl eciosO.
Los coros horriblemente ordenados, sobres
todo en- 81 6nal del g 22e9 acto senane las vocea
ylos ,tambores iban pof una parte y laaor-
questa, pesar de los esfuerzos del Sr.
Comellas, por otra. s sqsg SD ess aa
IS Ell sabado tendra lugar ell benefciO de
Ia Sra. Llorens con Ia sin igual balada de
n Sierra y m1sica de Caballero titulada
Lug y sonbso y ell 4o acto.de HernGssi.,
Lag 81 S0nabyG que tanto furor cause en-
Madrid, siendo repetida su estreno inf.
nidad de veces, es una obra que merece
ser admirada. En- ella Sc distingue mucho
la benefciada RecomendamOs la asis-
kAnci
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16

/ petas de intereses son buscadas, habi6n-
dose cotizado Ell dia IS con dos = medic
de ventaja sObre ell tipo d, estOs dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16

=
Entreactos -Es de noche sin embar-
go no llueve, aunque, dicho sea de paso,
falta hace. Durante los entreactos de Ca
tdli'aG, ell gacetillero, escurriendose por
entire las flas de lunetss y husmeando por
las galerias y corredores de los palcos,
eoge al vuelo los siguientes dialogos.
-Beso v. la man0, caballero.
u Estuvo V. anoche en- Ia representa- !
cion de Robnssoas =
-Sl, pero me fastidie horriblemente.
--Holal sa a
IA quien Sc le ocurre poner en- esce-
ma tanto indio, tanto antrOp6fago! Gale
v por Dios, 81 aquello fue una burla atrOzl
STan feOs eran nuestros antepasados7
-Senorita, 10 ignore. Desconozco Ia
historic de Puerto Rico. Ademas, nosotros
descendemos de espanoles y no de caribes
como '. equivocadamente supone.
La nina Sc poae colorado como an to-
mate Uerde y balbucea ruborizada:
Dispense V. caballero. En- este de
lechGS me confundo; Sc Olvida tanto la
geogrGfsaW
(El caballero Sc desmaya).
". por aquf, D. Ursula9
-Ahi vera V. aas
-tPues no habia jurado v. no yolver
mas, senora9 ass~z. z.ssTs -
-iComo mis- hiias les gusta tanto la
m6sica! Pues mire ", bastante me escan-
daliz6 aque'la exposition de pantorriIlas
en- Robinson. iQue inmoralidad!
-Ay! mama! me ruborizo!.
Mama, por Dios, no seas asf -.
-Pero sehoras, 81 aquellO no eran pam
torrillas nj mucho menos!
EstupefacciOn generals
-SPues que era ello7
iifAlgodon!!! .-v...s..s.x~
La mama Sc persigna y sobreviene un
ataque &c histerico las ninas.a s.-r.
s-Adios A chico; suo .sabes 10 que ocurrei
Core Ell rumor de que Ell excelente
director de orquesta Sr. 'Comellas ha sido
asesinado. . - as - - se@ssl& -ss1a
-JQuien ha sido ell infames . sa
~-Pasmate chico; los coristas los tam
bores en- ell final del segundo acto de Ca
t1tasso.s s23 z Gs9aG .8S e-ea
-iQue atroeidad! sga ~
t lie compadezco! lLastima de artista!
'asss - a8aaa@ 6. Aes q sesss aa.ss
-!Qu6 tai le ha parecidO q v. Prata
en- el brjndis?
-SoberbioI % ssas ssss 10
e-Y en- 81 aria siguientei 80 s.
-Portentoso.
| " en- ell cuarteto finale
Sublime. Efq Hg
y los corosi
Fenon,, n,,enales. esa< adsa
y IA bellfsima Lopezi So
/. oh! 10. que es esta me ,ha hecho llo-
rsr, sobre todo en- la romanza "Pas6 la
noche y ell alma mia".
-iDe sentimientof 800
81, (iiide sentimiento!!!}
s.s 4sssa Co. G5AM
-Esta ". conmoyida, senorita.
oh! ah! eh! ell sentimiento artfstico
me electriza; Ia melodfa me subyuea.
| -HorrOrl furor! aa no
| -Cada nota habla mi corazon. cada
preludio me hace dano. -. ayi
-IQu6 tiene VI
| He dido IN gallo. .pero ssi,s plstnsasiiI
| Ell espfritu de Gaztambide Auctuando
en- el ssPaciO y sOItandO unos lagrimOnes
como garbanzos:
i NIIiasgioordiall!
%,~.s -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
G A G E TILL A S

CdrMes.-Durante los dias Is, II. Is
] y asl 0Qggssate 80 exgeadess % esta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16

Gracias.-Las damos muy expresivas
a los .Sres. que tan espontaneamente nos
han cedido eli ejemplar del BoLETN que
pedimos en- nuestrO ndmero anterior. ss
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District Court.

Since our last only foar criminal
cases have been tried. Tom McGee
was tried on Tuesday for the killir .
OF Henry Chappell. and acquitted :;
Andrew Jackson, alias Andrew But
Ter, was tried on Wednesday for the
murder of Berry Williams, and found
guilty without capital punishment.
The jury in the case of Gen.
Kemp, charged with murder in the
killing OF Cato Cobson, in the Colo
ny, last January failed to agree. al
though Capt. Hardy, in his argument.
abandoned the charge of murder. stat.
ing that the offence was only man.
slaughter.
Geo. Stewart was found guilty of
killing an GA, the property of Mr.. 10
gan-said On having been depreda,ing
on his cror. -4Nonroc Ia4eUiqencer.
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Ehc EseIi,c College.


t,,. N,..,...., 49,. '"'
,,,..,,,.., "'
IL.
~ go 'H '''l'e - The bring
'''''' i''" All sections
r:.,''l.; ,'' ''"N"'7 'i'in devoted
~ '''''.-' '';''
no: l.-SGlo,9~sh!Ps, nd and Female.
Wishing IL extend =, , .,,..,,' - y,
sta .eut- rhr-,Frvl.rg- OF attending Nrouhoaer
College. and enable t,,... :, ro,;,,. -,
stances 10 acquire an c.lurarion. the Manager.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Estrav"i from the undersigned alnrt the
iFst al November. 1874, one horse mule me.
dI"m size, branded } Il on the hip. Twill
give ten dollars To any person Who will ,,eliv.
er said mule 10 Wiley 2. Mangbam, Rayville,
La. When last seen, he was near VI J.
Liddells, had a short rope around his ners.
J. VI. RILEY.
Dec. 9Th 1874, r.
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no PLANTERS and Others

have bought ihe Entire riglI, for this parish,
also Ouachlta aud franklin, and am prepared
10 sell farm rights for the Improved Patent
Portable Fence. on favorable terms For
further particulars. specimens, &c. apply To
q. {. STAFFORD.
March &7-irs 1;irsrJ Ia
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y FAcT-That We are prepared to
do As neat job work, from the size Of
y 10 inches down to the smalIcs.
card, as any job Office this side of the
cities where they d. photographic prin
ting. #
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Official DIRECTORY.

''''ciAt-ForaTEES.H DISTRICT Court.
q r - Judge
- DCNS, Di,rri-; Attorney
J. Nk"r PITTS, O..
PARISH Curt:
r. P. WILLIAMS, rnIr,
W. n. Porrs, DISTRICT A,,ornov p s"asn
PARISH OFFICERS:
G II. MooRE. CHR
W WILEY =. NASGHAN, R.corda,
DEM " EnsARDs -. President Police jury
POLICE JURORS:
Ward l-Thos NJ Cochran.
2-E. Scott,
3-B o. Edwards.
4-Henry e. Mangham,
o-Samuel Montgomery.
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n. ID. A. Bu,t-riicld, a railroad
Of some celebrity. was killed by
II his employees at Hot Springs.
n-as. last Saturday night. So
The Men.pa 5 Appeal.
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VINO wants to sell beef or .tpc. cattle
Those having either beef or stock cattle will
do well L. address.
WILEY p. MANGIIAM.
n. kayvitle Ia
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-03

The Spaniard-. in bath Spain and
Cuba. are still engaged in The lauda.
bic business Of killing each other
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-04-03
NEILCEE cows FOE saLm.

I"n "'n leara wlrre Won can pp-ch,s.
go~sl uicI rcws ty s,p'yinS AZ The Pr,co,
p!lrr i;ir:,,
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II son Wan: a

TOOL style Cashmere llar,
t.'h A'euuur >Ils Hat. ora
bwa 'way -'y.-. -oIp
March G.-!t GID L EEE>> \ 90
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Flour.

900 BARRELS AND HALF BAR
cOO kELS. all grades. uc.uIius tn,
celebrated Hard 70 Beat ~
March. 27-ff LAwrrv d FCrLr. TOYS.
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200 Boxes Sofa c-ackrrs:
III boxes cream Biscuit:
% LA boxes eAiia sofia for Families
Al fresh from the Oven.
deCl3. LAMKIN & EGGLESTON
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Anything.

Tn TIE FANCY GROCERY LINE CAN
Il BE had Of us al prices which are bound
~ please.
Ma ca 27-tr LAyKJy < EGGLF,~o;
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DELHI CorNcIL oF u. +. oF T.,

DELHI CorXciL or u. +. oF T.,
Delhi. La, March 23rd. 1878.
the Offers & Members Of Rayrilie ConacI
\. r. Of T.:
You are respectfully invited To attend a
nperance- Celebration to be gwen at DELHI
Saturday, May LIST. 1878. lou are re
5ffnIly requested to appear in resalis.
b. F. ALEXANDER,
G. Med BRuuBy, 4.
X. TREzEyANr.
Commftee of Invitation.
living a,apic time for preparation and ar
emen,. We hope RsyvlIle Coancii wal
lily accept this courteous invitation, turn
b full force and regatta. aud Join her
Conncil in the celebration aud en-, "
of the festivities Of May Day. Let ns
20 the world on thai day grand army
form and u band of bnzl,rrs and SISTERS
se.l,er by the str.ng-s, ties of pure aud
ous friendship, wor1ing pseiher III the
noble and glorious cause.
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Extra NIpss Reef.

IN HALF-BARRELS. EXPRESSLY FOR
FANNY U,e, ut
.'idrrh. If LAVKIV 4 FgGLrS oN's
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\ PRoPpsITI0N We p-uua.e 10 a,,ycr...,
land for sale. with tins understanding. irtlo
Ia"H owner will give price and terms. and
II %" sale. no charge. and a. sale he will
pay "S ~ per cent Of 'h"purcAa,c price. ou,
Of tn" cash payment
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Gratifying Intelligence.


o"r friends and subscribers will 10 pleased
to hear that we have perfected arrangements
Win Tie publishers of ile lNDU = TRIAL
RECORD of 81. Louis whereby we are en-
ah'ed TO inrnish the BEACON AMI the IgGrs-
F'ct herord, (boih weekly for the low prize
OF - w. We make tins otter for the purInse
OF largely increasing orr circulation. Those
who have been IN the habt 81 subscribing for
iureign paper instead Of thai Published in
'helr own parish can now have both inr the
pnce of one. The Iains,riai Rscord is an
Agricultural. Mechanical and Family News
paper, oi sixteen pages. fall Of choice reading
market reports, &c.. &c, costing alone 81 50
per snnun. We want the subscription of
every farmer, merchant AMI ncclanir in the
par'sh FIR tins splendid offer. Nor is Just The
fi"'e 10 LCSD. Lat the uiIIrrent oranges try
among themselves Ia raise Clubs arih thus
secure tue parish paper aud a good aericn!tu-
raj paper iar 0ae prize.
la oar old subscribers. most nf whom are
az arrears, who will secure IA, each Que other
subscriber, we also propose To furnish bot,
papers for the exceedingly low price OF Three
Dollars each in Cash. The same offer i also
extended to onr pald-up subscribers l. this
not liberal fleiy ] hea each If yuunake
an effort. aud you will Le sure To- ,u,c,.rd, aud
Viii never regret the assIsiauce thu, gwen Ia
vour parish paper. If.
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q }
Ifia>I -.

Upon receiiinL the preceding bond. which
wlil be deposited ~ one of the National Bank.
:" Oa'lH'in, receipt viii he returned to The
purchaser. The Ii-nr 10 the Scholarship is
iran ieraile, AL any one holding the same
may send any one To College fee OF tuition
fees.
la thiS way collegiate education i forever
scared 10 tie hoiirr of the Scholarship, his
descendants or assigns. for the sum OF Sd per
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No S..-Fc,naae SCHOLARSHIPS.

si,DUO-To PoreHts and Ph,ton Lropis.s
Ten female students will be received into
the family OF The President of N-ophogen
College, and trained ss his children brarced.
clothed, books and s'ar'ourry furnished, and
graduated ia regular Coilrgiarc Course. for
sl-OoD eacl- payable ia lvance by the :, Of
September, 1873. They most not be under
twelve years Of age. and able 10 read and
WRITE he chief inducereut in presenting
tins. Is to give the PIrsi lent an opportunity to
tram remarkable characters, To the honor Of
the College, aud Ia enable HIM TO verify hrs
view IN regard 10 the Development of any
yo"'h OF medium orgbuizaiion. when uli
control Is gwen aud implicit conf lence re.
nn.nil
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Tue FAMILY SEWING MACHINE The in.
yen'ion of the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Ma.
chine exerts All influence over domestic com.
tort uneinalled 10y any invention of the last
bundled years As AN economical arrange
ment IT enables one person to DO the work of
ten III superior manner. aud with unspeak
ably more conlhrt Machines will be de-.
iivered at any Railroad Station in this cnun-
try, free of transportation charges. if ordered
through the ComPanys Branci. House AT
Monroe, La
They send an elegant catalogue and cLrono
circular free on application
This Company want few more good
agents
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Crackers.

SoOA Crackers-boxes aud half boxes
y Lemon Cream Biscuir:
Gr'ser CAKE ard Straps;
C,ean B,cnl,
Al fresh and ~ from IN, oven ~
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10. 3 Male ScLolar,bior. E7.o0o

bari aud tuition p"rprtua! 10 one >iu.l lent
for $1,000. payable IN alvarez. The hplI-r
OF Scholarship can introduce one student
ailer another from riinr 9" firri- free ci ,far..
for board aud inItion There are nr.r, i,y,.u.
~ Of these >cholir.i,'fs for sale. Address
:! NJ WALTON, Ii ID. P.,.dgL
Ga'g,tu. Tenn.
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'ALU NBl.E tract of wool land. CON
"A 'ni'nng - acres. two miles west of
''i'"r1 lying >Onth OF the n. I. X +. r. r
wa "e sold rn r-sSonaibi terms For par
h.'ii'.~ aiqiy TO Wiley T. Msngham. Rsy
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10 every person sending ms 50 cents we
viii send regularly, for six months, The
Souvenir. large, eieht-pagr. literary aud
family paper. aun ~ premium we will send
the Eclipse Stationery Package.
containing 80 sheets good writing paper. 10
good Envelopes. lead Pencii, | Prnholder,
, Pens. Photograph aud Cir Of I.adys or
Gents Jewelry. The Prize OF JeweIry is
"I'en worth more Than we change for bO,h
paper AMI package. Remember oil tie above
arilcles IN aneie"nui IacEag". Don let this
pass y"n, try your luck; you are ccrrain TO get
more goods than yuu ever bought f1r the
money. and may get lrze of Jewelry
worth double the price changed The Paper
SIX Whole months aud the Package for only