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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-17
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, STATE OF TEXAS,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, STATE OF TEXAS, /
AUSTIN, April ], 1875.
Messrs. A. McCommas. ir., j. W. Miller, ii
), Collins and others
GENTs.-Yours received. The object
of your organization, as | understand
it, is to aid and assist the civil Officers
in arresting and bringing to justice des-
peradoes and offenders against the law.
| think your object most praiseworthy
"a similar spirit throughout the state
would do more than all else to put
down lawlessness and crime.
Your purpose is, as l understand it.
neither more nor less than an active,
energetic discharge OF the duties owing
from all good citizens in maintaining
the law. In pursusng your plans 1t
will be important that your action he
in strict accordance with law. You
cannot be too careful ABOUT this. The
law, TeTecmed, covers the whole ground
and is ample to rid the country of
crime.
Pursue it closely in your action, and
your people will be indebted to you
not only for the good results that will
Immediately flow from true
and vigorous execution of the
law In giving peace and social order to
the community, but for the good ex-
ample set before the citizens generally
in the prompt discharge of o high duty
which every one owes the country OF
contributing all in his power to q
maintenance of the laws,
Your district attorney, Captain
Bower, a most able and efficient officer,
will advise you fully touching the sub
iect on which you write me. Wishing
you much success, | remain, very truly
yours,
RICHARD COKE.
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closing OUDtatIOus.

NEW ORLEANS, April i5.-COtton-Demand
moderate. sales 3, 30 bales. Good ordinary
10 strict good ordinary, li9 sGl5i. g; low mid
dliug 10 sII let low middlinV, l5a -fal57 &c; mid
ding IL st!lot mlddling, 10 sUIol.C, good
mildlinE IN Iaiddling fair, lTsml1l4c. Re
c9ipts, 2Olb bales. Exports -Grrat Britain,
tb bules stock Ol9 bales unsOld last
evening, 1880 bales on shipboard, G2C00
bales.
NEW YORK, April l5-Money easy at 2a3
per cent. Sterling strong and higher a, !.
Gold dull nj IL .aljIi. Governments active
and strong.
COtton-Net receipts, IRI bales gross, 8lG.
bales. Futures closed firmer. Sales q, 800,
bales. April VI 5-lG s,l8 ll-:i2c; May 10 ll-;a@
l6'sc; June lG2l-'2c,l6 ll-lGc; July lGal-?2cs
August Ia Sc September 10 22-32@ 10; &c; Oeto-,
Der To- .etlB lI-j!c; November III 5-}2G 7-S2r:
December III i-lG"l7l &C.; January lG'. -.
PARIS, April l5.-Specie has decreased
no rly seven millions francs in the hunk of
France.
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TEXAS IN BRIEF.

Strawberries in the Austin mar
kets.
-Giddings complains of mosquitoes.
The Kansas bummers are "doing"
Galveston.
The United States court conyenes
at Tyler on the Goth.
Another convict escaped last Sat
urday. This time near Terrell
A horse belonging to Judge Field,
in Henderson, died last Saturday with
hydrophobia.
Mr.. James Burnett, an old citizen
of Henderson, Rusk county, died on
Thursday last.
). Porter was elected mayor, and
a. Carroll, marshal, of Lancaster, at
the election last week,
a colored man named Jerry Jones
died in Galveston last week, aged one
hundred and one years.
The Bolton journal Is one of the
neatest printed and Hastily gotten up
exchanges that comes to THE HERALD.
-AIessrs. II. ii. and II. b. Haynes re-
tire from the publication of the Mount
Pleasant Patriot, and are succeeded by
DIR. 5. r. Adams,
The Mexican authorities have de-
manded the rendition of j. NJ. Wind, a
defaultlng treasurer of Reynosa, said to
be In liidalgo county.
"A negro woman in Williamson
county recently had twins, one of
which was rs black as the hinges of
Hades, and the other nearly white.
Next
j. j.. Baker d Brother, of Buffalo,
New York, have established cheese
factory at Round Rock, Williamson
county, and will prapeed to manufac-
tnre on an offensive scale.
w. r. Dean, Esq, has assumed
charge of the local columns of the
Sherman Register. A most excellent
selection, as the well-filled local col
umps of the Register attest.
Houston Telegraph: Just five
long black hairs were found fastened
to the shirt stud of the husband of a
Fourth ward red headed woman, aud
Dnw HAT man wears a green baize over
his left eye"
Austin Gazette: "Malor Jones, of
the frontier battalion, aud his escort
left this morning for Fort Mason. The
major has been in the city for few
days attending TO business connected
with hls o0minandrh
-Rusk Observer, 10th: "rhe past
several days have been warm aud
cloudy, and vegetation has advanced
rapidly. Gardens are beginning to
look well, and our farmers are much
encouraged in the prospect OF q good
crop years
-Denison has had a sham marriage,
in which q verdant countryman was
united to an inmate of dance house,
and after spending all his money for
wine, in honor of the occasion, was
rldely awakened from his dream Of
bliss,
Montague News: "Grasshoppers
have made thelF appearance on Pam
Their creek, and nov the Inhabitants
are only waiting for sewing machine
agent to come when they Will evac-
uate."
w. III. Abrams, for long time as
sistant land commissioner OF the Tex
as and Pacific railway company, has
been elected To nil the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Governor Throck-
morton, and il nov the land commis-
sioner in chief II the company.
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HON. ayspEw J. HAMILTON

Died at his home ia Austin, on the
18th Of April, aged about sixty years.
He was native of North Alabama,
came to Texas in lS4i-was a mem
Der of the legislature In lS5l-2 and was
a representative in congress one term,
from 1859 30 1861. He opposed seces-
sion, left Texas about the middle of the
war and took his stand with the north,
making bitter speeches all over the
north against the south. He received
the commission OF brigadier-general
from President Lincoln, but never en-
tered the army. President johnson
made him military governor of Texas,
and In 1865 he was in the convention
(which framed the present bastard con-
siitution. IN 1863, as liberal republic
can, he ran against Davis for governor
and was doubtless elected, but the mill
tary politicians counted Davis in.
This, in few words, is an epitome of
his public career.
sic was good stump speaker, but by
no mea0s the orator for which some
gave him credit. His intellect was
large, bHt not we'll balanced. His ma
ture was generous. but ficiSle. He was
devoid of tenacity of purpose, but the
~ietim of impulse. In some respects
he was noble, in others groveling. Heis
another victim of wasted opportunities
ano dissipation. He ought, from the
gifts Of nature and rare opportunities,
TO have made lasting impress on his
generation in ibis state, but instead he
leaves no monument to perpetuate his
name beyond personal knowledge of
hiBl. But it eau be truly said he was
hot mean nor Sordid, but that,
when left unbiased, his ma
ture was noble and magnani- /
NOUS. We preferred generous action |
80 = malicious one, and had he. alb
stained from the intoxicating bowl and /
refused allegiance to the insidious in |
political life, he would have erected a /
snonumeut Of enduring prominence in
tic hearts of tits state.
lie was brother of the Hon. Nor
saEC. Hamilton, UEited States sena-
tor from this state, but, except.in per-
sonal appearance, as unlike him as
well could he. Without one
emotion in our hearts, we ear
truly say: ReqZieseat ia pace. - \
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TELEGRAPH MiRSETS.
Noon Report.


GALvESroN, April l5.--tOttOn steady and
offerings free Ordinary re-; good ordinary
lMc; low middling l5c; mi,iiling ijl%c; good
luiddling 49, Sales ,l5H bales
Money steady. God, lli1@. silver, l07Is.
HiueS-I'ry hint, on new selections, E54C;
kipS, calves and stock sailed, g oil; dam
aged and glue stock 90 of ; light SIted, SOLD
Ms flint with allowance for salt; wet sa.ted,
selected, Sc; butchers green, s719c.
NEW YORK, April lj.-StOcks quiet. lfoin.
cy per cent. Gold l5ia. EXchange--Lous.
- 81 short, Sip0ia. Governments dull h0l
STEADY. State bonds quiet.
Cotton dull. Sales go bales. t'piandS 100 e;
Orleans l'T4c. Futures open~i quiet and
easy. Ma. lGli-3'c; June, 10 j-lUg 10 ll-l6c;
July, III 5-l6ml6 l3-:I2c; August, II l-lBc.
LoSDos, April l5.-Nrw - itNa; Erie IA.
street rate 31.lj PEI cent, which is 3-l6 per
cent below bark, bullion has Increased In.
the bank OF England 1900 pounds sterling.
LIvERpOoL, Aprll 10 -Noon-Cotton quiet.
Middling Npiands, Sd Orleans, Sh-@sl4d.
Sales 1900 speculation and export 1900
bales ON basis OF middling uplands, not he
low low middling, delivered \ pril and May,
l5-lid; delivered June aud July, ~ II;
=. N.-Cottnn--Sales on basis OF nlddling
up!ands, not below low mtddiing May and
June, 81.
sr. --Cotton-~IleS Of American, 7,io
bales,
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DRY GOODS.

PRINTS-Amcrican, SIC; Garner, S6Isl sc;
Donnell, sHc; Clinton, Ne; Mallory, pink
and purple, De; Merrimac, Jc; Wamsutta, Ike.
DOMESTIC-indian Head, 1, lie; Allan
tic, l., SIC; Edgefeld, Zoe; Langley, \ A,
7-S wide, SIC; same 81 wide, &c; quilt Lin
ings, 3.i &c; III, &c.
BLEACHED-Fruit of the Loom IL, lie;
Rosebud, ii, ~ &c; Vale, 81 e; Booth 7-S, lO4c;
Utica, 81. iic.
SHEErINGS-l0-i brown, iOa3jc; l0-4
bleachpd. :Ou l0c.
TICKINGS -Omega a e A, :ic Easton
XN, lSl5c; Il, lie; a Z a re
STRIPES AND PLAlDS-Iiiclkory l2ct lie;
Cheviot l2iIc; Alabama plaids he.
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Vbo ripdonf Wlllrn ip speeches he
io tIiU rrOituhIUl nat. lNoofg etio.
hruIUn
Nrylart, NmIl W. Jpol, Ffihi1p
~ drDu.tr ~ Co., dl.d aIIlomy tliig
mrruinrm lIi4 home nDnr thompson
II ia rumDrrd llut br ron nittcd sui
eide US pUisUu
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MINIMUM nlnILNn.

Niu moNIuF ul portion of lhC
democracy or unlIHs county hil mt
the court house ou Monday, Aprll W.,
1875, called Tor the purpose ~ taking
counsel n9 to the popriety or necessity
of calling 70 district convention for
nominating candidates to represent
the district In the constitutional con-
ycnlion to be held in August next, It
was unanimously agreed by those pres
cnt, that unless some unforeseen aud
unexpected emergency arises, no con-
vcntlOn was needed or would be or
dercd.
W. II. HoRp,
Non, I'x I,,, nulluu 4 "a
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Yellow rover ran,e Over.

Ei.Y WEST, April 15.-The yellow
fever PAM is over. The City is healthy
and a cool north her is blowing.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Senatorial RUNNERS visit Fort SUM
ter-GOyernor Chamberlain En- Route
10 the Lexington CentennfaI-Pros.
peetiVe Veto of the Tax BiIi-Negro
Murderers Respited.
CHARLESTON, s. c., April i5.-The
senatorial excursion party arrived here
last evening and are to-day visiting
Fort Sumter and other scenes OF inter
est in the harbor, the United States
steam revenue cutter being rendered
by the collector for the purpose. They
leave for Washington tonight.
Governor Chamberlain leftColumbia
last night TO attend the Lexington GEN.
tennial. The News and Courier says
he has decided TO veto the oneTous tax
bill passed by the Legislature. at the
close of the recent session. This ae-
lion will give great satisfaction to
property holders throughout the state.
Two coiored mnrderers named Burch
and Hardee, sentenced TO be hung
here tomorrow, have been respited
for one week, by the governor.
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-Colonel George II. Sweet, of the
Texas New Yorker is in HoS.ston.
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Very respectfully


We, the undersigned, citizens of
Scyene and the vicinity, agreed in the
appointment Of the above named COM
mittee and heartily endorse their ac-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-17

KANAWHA SALTl--IOO. Barrels of Ka-
IN nawha Salt just received This Salt is
acknowledged to be the best in the world for
Stock, For sale cheap.
P.B. HOGE 4 BRO.
p Snac l. v,ve. copv
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Baltimore Adyerlise IA e Il Is.

-~>>---,->>>,,-~-
StFE0IXL NOTICE 'stfs1; ar es5
y sst. to..;-.as TO THE TRADE
Having leased and removed to the large Ware
faae NO. 23s W. BALTIMcRE ST., -
" s al NEAR CHAsLEs,
formerly occupied by Weldon + Johnson,}v
are now prepared with increased facilities, t
GENERAL AUCTION {s4
AND cGMhISSION BUSINESS
Our regular sales of Furniture &c. will take
place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
MORNING, at 10 clock, ON First Floer, and sale
Of Dry Goods, Notions and Mscelaht GUS Stocks
will he held on Sec ond Floor EvEBr MONDAY
MORNING. at 10 O'Clock Goods SOLD in lots to
suil the trade. s ..4, n .,e4
Sales O. Real Estate, Sc cks at Stores and Phi
yate Dwellings taden at any 'ime upon moder-
ate terms Ia -tr
CoEsignments solicited and cash advance
made when required. sEa
BROUkER + LEWIS Auctioneers
No. 239 W Bait. St., near Charles
| 72jun23y '''s Baltimor.
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MARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs.
~ wish to iLlorIn my friends that have
| nc sed my CARRi AGE SHOP to my new build
ing near the Virginia Hotel, where | will keep OF
hand Carriages and Bnggies of every. description
BY close attention to business and fair dealing !
expect to give entire satisfaction Twill pay strict
! attention Il REPAIRING. Give me call before
purchasing J, H. WATERS
janl4:ff ,er-r-
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rslrtr'yIJI..g,
>->-<S-<-~<@>->
ALL THE WORLD.

All the world is iull Of bah les,
Sobbing, signing, everywhere:
Looking out, with eyes Of terror,
Beating at the empty air. IA
Do they see the strife before them,
That they sob and tremble sos
Oh. the helpless, frightened babies
SIN they come, and still theygo:
All the world is full Of children,
Laughing over little joys,
Signing over little troubles,
Fingers bruised all broken toys;
Wishing to be older, larger, IS
Weeping at some fancied woe.
Oh, the happy. hapless children.
Stlll they come. and still they 60.
All the world Is full of lovers,
Walking slowly. whispering sweet;
Dreaming DIR ANS and building castles.
That must crumble at their feet:
Breaking VOWS and burning letters,
Smiling lest the world shall know.
Oh, the foolish. trusting lovers
Still they come, and still they go.
All the world is fu of people,
Hurrying, rushing, passing by.
Bear. rlg burdens, carrying crosses,
Passing onward with sigh;
Some there are. with smiling faces,
But with heavy hearts below. he m
Oh, the sad-eyed, burdened people,
How they ,me. and how they 60.
All the earth sfull of corpses,
Dust and bones Ia id there to rest;
This is the end that babes and children.
Lovers, people find at best
All their fears, and all their crosses,
All tn cir SORROWS wearing so,
Oh, the silent, happy corpses,
Sleeping soundly, lying low.
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LUMBER YARD: a}
Corner Of Prqn and Exeter Streets.
BALTIMORE, MD.
~ Send tor Price List. -
ID. SINCLAIR & CO., ~!
He No. 81 LIGHT STREET.
RAI.TJMORE MY

Aao W.. pI klGHT STkEETs
BALTIMORE, MD. a,s d. as15s.
Manufacturers otAgriculturalIm plementsand
Machinery. Growers and Importers of Garden
and Field Seeds, offer to Farmers and Mer-
chants the following named valuable Labor saw
ing Machinery and Implements for the. coming
season, viz: NEW YORKER 'SelfRake Reaper and
"NEw YORKER Self Rake keapersnd Mower Com
bined. This Machine took the Gold Medal at the
great Fielo trial al Auburn, New York, in July
1856 as the best self Rake Reaper on the ground,
also the celebrated MONITOR MowER Thisi is o
two wheeled Machine, with Flexible ecu ting Bar,
the best III use. The BuCKEYn and CASES Riding
Sulky Cultivators. Maryland Self Discharginp
Country. Sinclair's improved Corn Planter and
Seed Drill. Rices Premium Cotton Planter -
Sinclair Co.'S patent Screw Propeller Hay,
! Straw and Fodder Cutter. Patent afasticators
for cutting Corn Stalks Sugar Cane, Hay anc
Straw. Readings patent horse Power Corr
Shelters md Cleaners Hand and Power Corr
Shelters, al, sizes and patterns. Threshers anre
Seperators, Horse Powers Wheat Fans, Grais
Cradles. Revolving Hay Rakes and Cleaners
Plows, Harrows and Cultiyators, Machinery and
Pillow Castings &C., &c. ...s.e:',.s;
+ Also on hand for Spring sales fresh and genu-
inc Garden Seeds Of our own Raising and ! Ia
ported from the best houses in Europe i.,- s
All goods sold by US warranted to give Satik
faction and such as represented.
Forparticulars &C., send for our PictorialCat
tlogue. +.G t i 72mar23
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GOLnEN CHORD,
EsTA 8LFSHgD 1916.

az . 4Y7E 49, g
ESTABLISHED 1916 49,
The Cflehr se Estey Organ is uHqu'
ionably the ,...+.'1. G.9-l. f,aa
BEST IN THE WORLD
Over two hund ed frat premiums have, bee,
awarded go
Five hundred sold in Baltimore in 1878, an
muct larger number will be sold in 1879
Also, the .-..- ~. ..q+, 81 VI
MATCHLEss S iElNW AY PIANO: j. /.
the renowned ... xnig1 ~
the excellent - s..-........, g. Sra, L ...{.sf
cal HAINES PIANO, ,e8,tJ =
at low prices. Every instrument fully ws .rran:
ed Our facilities are unequslle6, repres jentir.
as we do, four I'll the largest houses in tn.
world, comma ndinga capital of $40. 00GA 600
= Refers to Rev. Vim. A. Harris, Wesleyan Fe-
male Institute, Stsnnton, Va.
i SANDERS & STAYNAN, rs "
70 West Favette street, Baltimore. Md.
and 935 Pennsylvania Ave-, Washington, D. c.
je s-3m
d ALTIMORE STOVE HOUSE: =
- ...t......5 t.f --- t*a a..
HEAD QUARTERS FOR 4sL.r KINDS o.
ls.u COOKING. AND al g. 81
PARL0R, sTO YES, e.. "a
patentees and sole anufaucture. OF tho
HoussHohp NECESSITIES, the beautiful
ILLUMINATED
FIREPLACE HEATERS
.H THE DIAMOND,
also agents for the celebrated
ORIENTAL. BASE BURNING EURNAES,
for dwellings, and public buiidr4gs, they only re-
quire attention once in twenty-four nours. an
never mind how much coat IL put in :; by thei
peculiar construction they consume only q Ger
tain quantity Cali and see them at the Bas
Burning Depot
BIBB l. CO.,
SO 4 II light Street, .
- BALTIMORE Mi
Liberal concessions made 70 Minister
Churches and Schaols. e essepls
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ALUb GMiADER, 8. #+-.s... ....
! MANUFACTURER AND
DEALER IN
MILITARY GOODS, ....
'ASON7C 4 ODD FELLOW EMIL EMS.
words, Sashes, Belts, Shoulder Straps Erau-
cites, Embroidered and Metallic Ha, and CAP
ornaments Plated and Solid Silver Jewels for
MASONIC AND ODD FELLOW LODGES,
Gilt and Silver Laces, FrinQes Sc, Letters
nd Figures i- all styles and sizes. Fancy Hard
are and Cutlery and KING! remplar Goods.
No 10 Mouth Cs.UsYi Street,
2ab2sy BAL IINORE. ND.
las CARROLL. d. O.. F sTAUB
J>o Q ADAMS, o.. LUSTER,
SARROLL ADAMS& co,
CiCREkS
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
s-. BOOTSAND SHOES.
BATS. GAPS AND S7'RA GOODN.
No. 3ls West Baltimore Street.
d. - . ..., BALTIMORE, MD
Weare receiving Goods daily from the best
Factories East. Our assortment and styles OF
}ity Made Gaods is complete
~ Particular attention paid to orders
l.. 72mar22v
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PERSONAL.
NOAH WALLER & CO..
-' THE CELEBRATED CLUThIERS OF


III THE CELEBRATED CLUThIEkS OF
Bal TlNCRE, AD.,
announce the Introduction CT plan of ordering
LUrAlAG & UADEKW AR, By LITTER
to l.ch they cell your especial attention.
They (il send On application their improved
No mate rules for
SlLF.IWEA.SUREMENT,
nd d suli line ol samples from ,hetI immens'
tock OF CLOTHS, NAooi "Ekno, CUATlNne,
iARIlA &c. &C., thus enabil''g parties Ii
~ pnrl ot the country 70 order their Clothing
ID Shirts tirec, from item 18th The cer,ainl,
receiving gariieots ut
'he Very Lut.t style ta.T-
f Aai lfost Peetect FIT AttuinuJl
Goods ordered will oe sent b, Express tc an
to the country.
As is well known thtpugh out Ehe Souther,
tates, the, have for Fur,N-three Years !1A
EIIED in ALI departments OF their business
itch is y srbstHsltial guarantee as to the char
,',er Ut the Goods they will SEND out.
large and we'll assorted stock of READY
JADE CI.UTHfNG always on hand, togethe,
ith afnll lire Of
sat a. FURNISHING GOODS,
tcliding all the latest Novelties IN design, and
I POp ia Il PR! GEES.
" hen Goods are sen; per Express G. Q. D..
ere will be no collection charge Oh amounts
| $50 and over.
| Rules for Self Measurement, Samples of Good
| I'D Price List sent FREE application.
| The attention C! the rade is invited to our
I Wholesale DEPARTMENT, which is al
| avs kept-up to the highes' standard.
| NOAH WALAEH d. co.,
|
| Manufacturers and Dealers in STEM and Boys
| lotbing ard Furnishing Goods, either ready
| iade or made to order
| E. ..HAy 1875 and 1877 Baltimore Street
72mar9y BALTlMORE, MD.
| ,xyALTER CROOK, JR.,
w 220 WEST BAL TIAORE ST
| UplsOlsseriMg Furnishing
| rH res WAREHOUSE
| URTAINS,
| DECORATIONS. H4a.
VENETIAN BLINDS,
! -a WINDOW SHADE
i'd BEDDING of Superior quality made to
r.
| orders per mail Lave pormp lite ntl on
S9f.h9v
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i livery: LIVERY! rf
Having failed to dispose Of MY Stock as 40
vertised, I have determined to continue III,
Livery business as conducted by my late hus
band, and have secured The services of Mr. 6
H. Pla.t, thoroughly competent gentleman, Ii
take charge of the stabies
Persons desiring
aANDSOME AND ELEGANT HACKS
Single or Double BUGGIES, with N.ATC
HnRSES, (grays, browns, and blacks, ] in fin.
anything pertaining to a complete
FIRST CLASS LIVERY,
are invited 10 give mo a call. Excursion pa-ti-
TO the Springs, Caves, or other nel hh,.rin:
localities, can be accommodated. upon app ica
ion at shert notice. The patronage of friends
former customers, and the puhIic generally y
respectfully solicited
myl4 Mrs. K ATE OTOOLE,
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ESTABLISHED le5G
4 -
BARRETT Dc HIGGINS.
LATE W aRDERa BARRETT,
sI WHOLESALE DEALERS
HATS. GAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
Vo .227 BA TIMORE 4STkEET
WHITE MARBLE BUILDING.
M. JARRETT, pa7.mrnopr
asET. HIGGINS.
arA Complete stock alwayson hand Call
I'D examine. 72mal2y
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II ~ .F4ftEs LNau RANCE COMPANY
Z .AUCUAULa FED OAfiI AL, S472. So7.2s
.cHAsYsHsp;RY rHG coaAoAw EALrH OF VIRGINIA
tSss--No.. IL renan street, Sna1ers Ne"
Bulidiag, between M.in Ane 6anA oireess,
sI.T s.. ii RICH.aO4ND, Va. ~ -
IA. Issues annual Term, and Participating
Policies. Far. Property Specially.
Ur. ii. f.-As iuoUN, Prssldent.
JORDAN t. MARIN, Viee-f.esident.
81 J.ES NEiS " AN GER, Secretary.
SrATEMSNr Uf LES BUSINESS:
TO .Iaawary lst, 1878.
Number of PollcIes issuee 7,s42
Amount Of Deposit Notes deposited with
The Company, s43o, ass.s
Amount of Jasi Premiums and fees re- sf
celved, coy "o0 &c
Amount paid for Losses, Expenses, Sal
aries. 10 III missions, &c, 22G 476 q
Losses adjusted not due, IL, t55,.t
NJ FOUNTAIN, Solicitor, Stanton, Va.
Us WALLAcs, Solicitor, Waynesboco.
JNo. &. SrogsR, Sollltor, Flsnersvllle.
Agents wanted in every City, Towa ant
County.
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CaARLES L. WELLER has received his
Spring Stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats,
which is very large aud complete. Goods will
be sold low 70, The casr l'9 ap23
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WINE WOOD b CO.'S.
w AUTOMATIC STEAM
HEATING APPARATUS LAWSON HOT AIR
FURNACE,
AMERICAN KITCHENER FLAT TOP RANGE
WARREN UPPER OVEN RANGE,
PARLOR SUS AND LIGHTNING ....
FIRE PLACE HEA TIERS,
ENGLISH CRATES, ID"
l-- PLUMBING AND 3EPAIRIN1, 3
COOKING, PARLOR AND OFFICE STOVES.
First class work, and goods guaran teejs.-
Write tor circulars. . r -.t. 81 =
VINE WOOD 400,
1913 and 375 W. Baltimore ST.,
Baltimore.
P.S.-We refer you to ous Agent, N. B F
Poirts, Staulton Va, here you can see cur
beautiful Fire Place Heaters Give him call
T2aug26y w. E. VI l. Co.