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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-10-28
vaIuabIeTimber, CT,

principally oak. cottonwood, walnut, cher. " hickory, gum, sycamore, maple, ash ana pine.
 The range is most superior, and very fine for stock raising. Clover, timothy and herisgrass grow well on the low lands.
 The counties arc well situated for the con- venience of transportation, as they border on the Arkansas river, and the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway passes through Conway, Popa and Johnson, which is com pletcd end in active operation as far & Ozark in Franklin county.
 The population of these counties is abou as follows: Pope 10000; Conway 5000; Yell 135O0, Johnson 10000. They also possess good educational facilities in the way of numerous
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-10-28

BAPTIST CHERCH-on Main street. Ser vices every third Sabbath. All are invited to attend. Rev. W. W. Crawford, Pastor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-10-28

METHODIST CHURCH South--every second Sabbath. All are invited to attend.
 Rev. w. J. DODSON, Pastor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-10-28
Ora n g e D e p't.
c. E. TOBEY, Editor.

Communications intended for the Editor of this department should be addressed to him at Norristown, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-10-28
R0YS &, MlDDLE.A LACED MEN

Trained for Successful Start In Business Money. and become Enterprising, Useful Citizens, EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, PouGHKEEPsIE, N. Y.. On the Hudson, the only Institution devoted to this especially; SchooI' and oniy one providing situations for Graduates. Refers to Patrons and Grad mates in nearly every city and town. Ap- piicants enter any day. Address for par Business II. c. EASTMAN, LL, D.,
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-10-28
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Pope Court Calender.

County Court, Co. JUDGE TEACH, Pre- siding: First Monday in January, April, July and October each year.
 Probate Court: Third Monday in Janua- ry, April, Judy and October,
 On the Fourth Monday in October, each year, the County Court constituted or the County Judge and majority ot the .'ustlces of The Peace shall meet for the purpose of lowing county taxes ani making approprl- ations for the expenses of the County.
 Circuit Court: Twelfth Monday after fourth Monday in February and August
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-10-28

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-Every first and third Sabbath in each month at Il o'clock a. m., and at 71< o'clock p. m. All are invited. E. JONES, Pastor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-10-28
Eratern al.

Meet every Wednesday night. J. F. MUM DAY. W. C. T.. JOHN A. FRwtN. Se"r"''~"-
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-10-28
Coal-&-lron-Re gior

of the State. Coal of the finest quality aboaads in large quantities in each of them, especially in Pope and Johnson, where mining is now in successful and highly remuncrative operation.
 They also possess farming lands unstr- passed hy auy other counties in the state, and will compare fayorably with any othe states in the Union, for fertility or soil and salubrity of climate.
 There are in these counties a large amount of
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-10-28

church every Sabbath at g o'clock a. m. All children and parents are respectfully invited to attend.
 RJ. WILSON, Superintendent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-10-28

CHRISTIAN CHuRCH.-Elder J. B. Dalton, breaches every second Lords day in each month, and Saturday night before, at the Prairie Grove church, one mile cast o1 Russellyille.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24
SPECIAL vuri, Ks,

atnsoHtas.
TIE next Regular COMMUNICATED ~ Adunirnn
Lodge p. s. A. &c.. sI be hold uf IbufsasN
evening" Jane 10. 1888, d fAtt u PaHt
J. y WHTrpLE, M
Adonitam chapter, SO. -, a. 4, ".
Neat regular cgHroestlo4 On Wednesday ey,i
iue Juae p, a "a velgek
~ X. sIAuNna. u. +.
W, A BLACK. ovgt.
sktansr Post So 81. &. a. A.,
Meets At CoIburu House Hall, Fact ry Point. ou
the tr't Tuesday eyen,ng q each month.
GEO. II. SESSIONS. Commander.
... Grant Ledge, 10. l14, 10, q. =. &.
Meets al Adams Hall egary Wednesday evening
al 2 u'clotf Al members 81 the "grdeT' are
invited Degree Nsstinge eyeryA weeks Next
degree meeting Saturday evening, Jbly 10 b.,
81 O'CLOCK .......r
4 J. HOYT, l. y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24

The case u Nm. ". Whitney ". Lon
douterry was given 10 the jury Friday
morning after aaie arguments from
Balebelder and Nicer Tor the plaintiff and
Manson and Davenport for the defendant
The jury were out al night, but agreed
on a verdict about O'Clock q. m, but
Judge RfdAell bad gone bone, also
Judge Potter and Judge sykes was out
Of The village, tbs sheriff had also gone
home aud biz deputie. had some little
difficulty IN peisuaaiug tuet body to Oh
serve proper a-e faG IN fact they be-
hayed considerably ike school children
when the teacher is absent, This, how
ever, wac after their agreement when b
little music Ola The violin was Of course
harmless pnd served 10 pass away the
tedious haHTa et @ aal In the morn.
Ing lbo verdict was Hgaa n court Judge
Sykes presiding, and saa l.y discharged
The verde, retained was, "Tbat the
plhlatH bad go raaan % aalion because
be had not giyau tho Town the required
notice within ,8 dsys, although they
found that be wa. mentally and physically
incapable Of sing .aea a8toa for The
sgaaa of $50 Gags a'.e q accident
49, Wa. Wet .ae a t-c Jurors IN
tAo above ta, was .slea home by tho
sickness au5 dsa.l vi .e. d.. fslloa
jurors unanimously Adopted The follow
ing resolution Of sympathy:
WhTea& One Of oar number, VIM
West, has been called to the bed.
side Of a sick aud dying son, therefore,
Hes0lted That while We regret to lose
his counsel 10 the final decision Of the
case Of W. " Whitney vs.. the town Of
Londonderry, " hieh brought US together
as Jurors, We more deeply deplore the
cause thal made L necessary for him to
be excused We feel that any words OF
ours viii fail 10 meet the wants Of d
stricken heart when The deep shadows oI
affection n.hr. around Il, and yet w,
would Be permitted to express Out
warmct sympathy tor him aud his family
3. lbev efa saHed 10 follow the remain
Of a believed SON and brother 10 the rest
Ing place laf the dead
W +. HAWKS. FOREMAN.
Manchester, jane 18th, 1873.
The ueat case on trial was that Of Stat,
"a Reuben 7 Phillips, for burning III,
bindings Of one Bennett, situated neaI
thsylllaRe Of HaftwcIlvlile IN Readsboro
The evidence Of the prosecution tcndct
to show that the respondent had som,
trouble with Bennett aud had made SOM
threats agaust BIN, and ouc witness
testified lhat at The tune Of lhe fire to,
respondent told him that he was ,hcl
even with one man 10 iauwcNvlle. tn
evidence alsa bowed That be was ufar
the buildings a short limo before the
were bnrned and that he had told az
icreut stories concerning H. Tie cvi
denee Of tbe defence tended to conlradie
most Of these points. Tie case va
given to the iary Wednesday morning
Verdict guilty.
The court has basiusm enough to las
all u this week and next, bat there ma
he a break a, any time aud the eom
w0anc np 10 hurry.
The gafo on trsl is that 81 ira i
walker w. } q A Wood. aud this vi
probably he co., sst ary trIs' lbe terri
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24

rnf j. s.. d.a.eg, Of l.e h.gauaua
@. %s aaupaa.eI as his
aat a.s spenaHg . few
Hh c3se .a lgn.t
saf mHa#F Nvre tss.e saa.s be.
.a Fees as Me- F.. 4 Aut80ny
50 8. y. d.e8 500 Tussdas, haging
ftached Dgrses bar tew days before, Ia
very poor bcaah, hoping Tor rect and
ssns relief 10 her fsvsFite summer b9me
81 III He1gyE. Ste VA lady u En-
oslltug character and wAs highly esteemed
/ u al hss domestic ard seeisl relations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24

ea ~ 5. Co.bHH ls expected home
frem h.s we.ttrn t1ar iba lAsl Of tbis
week
TIE great question u. shal. We have
Faastb II Jhlr sA celebration ,ais
Yestf
There wAs = htaa r 5In I..f veeA
retliHa.Hg aeerT a# 1T ort day bus
q is gs.tI'E dFy taaa.
"a 4 Ce,hsH OF Boston, IS uav
gHaa ag Ha taHas SCI 'r 'he shop
opposite lhs Equinox HoHe.
-naass sga. &, sas IS. w. Las
a sea- fer the -
fsHe IS Wednesday
ttsaIse
~ q. La sea nsg
Jsmaiea ia BaBat.vsu uhoft be ba.
ffmed Aw partnership esih e. y
Davenport
40 h nssi5 Han lhis, Thursday
syeniag AID zee TIE tGeels ef maftlea
aie Il all e5a yoa suly ~ eeai. an
AAy save 90 HaAay dollars
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24

Thu e1pital pfse il lie crest irga.
drawfar Il - steu - " pNle-.
Laramie Cts. Wyeming j. $4,000.
There aee nsarF eIAer price, ore of |.-
sH and 90 aa dove o. sHst Tie draw
lns Gakft place faY h Send fer cir.
taIafs % tas sbeFe sdlrs aBi read i5s
fairness u tht aehsms Ia MT FsFi8E 1ar
sHE aHr Eae dfaW HE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24

gun
LaSpGR0YE.
-lThe following items were too tate
f3r last week. AZ
The funeral Of Mr. Ebenczar futile
was attended by large circle Of relatives
aud niends, Friday, June 18th. The
sermon delivered on the occasion was
founded on the wotds found 10 Cor.
Ks. a. II was Indeed an able aud schol-
ariy discourse. The preacher, Rev. Mr.,
Muuroe, OF Weston, brought out most
fofCibly and beautifully the important
thought that "'tis not all of HE TO live
nor all OF death 10 die and with he ut,
mos, deiIcacy and Kindness offered to the
mourning friends such "crumbs Of com.
for as are alone found in the assurance
thai sas ~ Adam all die even 50 IN
Christ shall al be made alive Mi.
futile, though residing outside the limits
Of our ,i.ue Town, we were wont 10
ceuut a. one Of our number. lie was
, ,itAly esteemed oy al and VIII DC moeh
missed Ia our community. lie was near
ly 20 years tfage, aud had for some time
been quite low Ills chi'uteh, e'ghl III
aumb~r, were al present win 'heiI+e'm'
pa"'oHsl WIN Que exception, ana The
uo0E was iehueFiy lowered ihlo the
a 81
grave ny ms s1hs "a aeoot"aoee WIN Us
Request Inc Oo''"'e" '"h,'! "a'e 'nt
heartfelt sympathy o' h'ishoor' a"''
''5'"uS'
iaa 1sgoath 5El3ai lH HE pioeo was
9f'fE aeo Nay so.H "i.a Au attendance
Of o1," af but p' ,te6s.au seems TO lie
% zaaa May ao-h the school numbered
t.ss. ED ana }5'b thsre were l2n in a-'
tsl a@-E. N'' sNps.lo[e" Iei'' Mis. H.
9-...s. ~ .f .ue""5 '"o ''2"' Pei'o" }"
+h" l@"' mace. AMI "0 pE"1.g' so9A.F
ae-t o' f'o.Pt.'f Tor .Hs school ID"
ao'a.i- aeaseh' a. 7t'a' a4.'-h"" VIZ"
presented ID 'he 'elao' last Sabbath ~
NJ .s. *. ~. Gay 10" Oh weston.
% tue evening Vt .he l2h "a,
Young gentlemen, SO called. drove mt
town, from Peru, with the ayowed iuten,
ton Of fishing 1t was proved, however
to the satisfaction OF all within hearing
that these worthless loved their cups "nor
wisely but too well, % and that they were
in more danger of catching a duck (ing,
tnan cells. We believe in giving the
every one-his due. Therefore, W,
are willing to acknowledge that thes,
"coat-racks" can scream louder, swear
longer and make themselves more a
home in horse sheds than any Land
groyiln We ever saw, and they are no
I "uorth cuders" either -....
-, tim tal, ia., .h.,,, t,yoa,,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24

Irgn iu 'he blood When lbe blood is
So .s supp.icd With ils Iron element use
Ig# Egcrdls ant ful Of Animation II
g. 81 insuMc enry of this vital eIemen t
that makes us feel weak and luw-splrised ,
Zoo suel ctses, the Peruvian syrup "a pro-
to1lde OF IrJu) can supply THE deficiency
aud ils Zee VIII lnyig0fate NJ wonderfully
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24

Loss OF teeth is a great misfortune. and
many good teeth are pulled because o.
ague iu the teeth and Jaws, which might
be cared aud tAe teeth saved, by using
ituue'. Magic on. This article is good
60 use when brushing and cleaning tue
teeth, and keeps tie gums healthy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24
IA Il K A n T $
RuOK AGENTS wanted to sci

| RUOK AGENTS wanted to sell
- The People's Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser 1t i= the cheapest book over published.
5Sj pages, over $50 illus;ra ions, 81 So Thous-
ands buy it at eight who could not be induced 10
purchase the high priced books treating Of Do
mestic Medicine. Unite other book. aold
through agents this work Is thoroughly adyer.
used throughout North America Tais fact.
together with the large size, elegant appear
anee, and many new features Of the book, ~stIsss
it TO sell more rapidly than any work ever pub
| lished ia ths country. Those Of nv agents. who
have had experience In selling books, -ay that
10 sill thar rrewonH cfnvassug hey never mes
with sHou sucsess or ma y 80 large w4gez a.
since comm uCllg the rate ~ my @0rK FoI
terms aud t9I1tIry, l'dr.esJ hciuliug tso ost.
age s5amps 81 A,thHg ,speueucr) Il Y
/ Pere., al. y, Worlds Dispdnsary. B4ifaln,
| Y Aole Marx envelope For PubI-hiup
/ Dept ..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
TINE PERUVIAN SYRUP

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Ytalizsr aud EArcbes the Blood, Toner up the
syst,m, Builds NJ the Broksu-d0N Cure
D,sprpriA Debility, Drgpsy, Chilts aud Feyers.
Chronic DiarTiWa, horsuus Affections Buils,
Humors, Diseasos Of the Kidneys am Bladder,
Female Complaints, &c.
Thousands have been changed by the use u
bits remedy from weak, slckly, suffering crea
sufvs, 10 cir my, healthy, happy msu aud W..
men; and lHt4hds eaun1t reasonably Lesitst
20 gfvo a. triAt
CAUIlUA.- Be- re you get the PERUVIAN
SYRUP mot Peruvian Bark Sold by dealers
generally
A 81 page pamphie containing strostise o.
iron a. = medical agent and other vsiuAbia ps
pBrs testimonials from Distinguish pby.leiAus
ciefgymeu aud others, viii be ssut ne 10 ans
atirts. ~Efd 4 FONLE 4 Sons, Prsps5
t0Ts, 50 Harrison AYp#ue. Boston -~3growls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Use nenns'. Pa,n-Kming Magic Oh

Use Henne's Pain-KillinE Magic OH
t.fs. IN Works IKE Charm" .......
READER
Ncunc's Pain Killing Magic OIL cures Headache
Eenne'E Pain Killing Magic on cures 1osthache
kcnne's Pain-kilIEs Magic OH enre- Neuralgia
kcHne's PaH-k Hing Magic Oh cures Cholera Mutbus
krBne's Pain Killtha Magic oil cures rheumatism
ReuHe's Pals Killing Magic on cures lsmeurss
Ktunes Pain khling Magic oil cares skin Diseases
some folk seem T. be- proud 81 telling hos
Lame their shoulders Are'-of my eIick IA the
back or, 81 have gut tho sciaNcs aud dc
light IN bra gnR tAt morning eau care me 4 81
Dut Sheu We get rutu - wful f,lks" T. use HEN
MS pAs-huLIs8 MAoIc On Ia htuliy W,
aot eui, cure thsir IA p'.ues- aud charm away
theif paine, hut w. actually take all that kind 0
"Dfa5 on 81 themi' and thcy 'raukly Otn up
aud say, II works Ike cha M
80 Suhl by Druggirts, Merchants aud Grucets
Cad lpf hOi.ii = Mag Oh where you usually
trade.
1t If put mp IA three siAus, called "frial SIR, p
MED u q sIlo,' aud iAtgc Faaiil slze bottle,
WM RENkE s t.ONs.
sos propurt"rs aud Manufacturers
pittsh.ld Mas
Sold by Snt6 Hard Manchester. sud BY
Grover, Factory Point Boom
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24
a YER'S sARSApARILLA,
ron PURIFYING rHr BLOOD

The compound Of % =, sotahir 4Ws-srly-a
sAfsapsfilis DID, afIsIHgIa md sisu#ltAke slI.
the todids ~ Fu ss~Inua 40 Iron aakf. ht'..
eBretual G ace II "a srfI.s 81 .s4Hi yta48 stlsf
are rery pfrFalai aud ufateuts u pafIIss o.
blood purFss put tte gurktnF hHus.te fa th
system. tat audsfm ua Arstts sui srgts SOFT.
tr0ablssasms I4suFd fs EiIlti.,.s cd De eli
are thN spbtafAuc- 88 fhs suffice I haIaHi
lbat sbuuid be sEpel]rd from Tie blapd 10.
tsftai drfaHatmeuE sFs che 70 iftsaIHR .H4 /
theas Sane butHDFs 80 stms fBf#tusB aYg H tf
organs shoss artlaH thsy deiauFs. suu sI.ss-.
sul staurs lh-y dirsass. Ead ds-tFa# tHaha
haHsspAHfILs eIp#Is thrsf huHisrs fratI Us d
bis5k VITA thsy sts sI.. tss H5-.Hfi
Aars th~s praH 4er disaais -. sae4 Gfar
alt8Hs u ~ linn 1DIfasa Etaege faYtgy,
E.aTHifAs aitl EratssEs L5tsrfsss af Hsr hkta ~
AafboHys Fifs Rase fras1}#9fF Fas Ass pm,
fs4~s LeAaAft, E5ls, Esaasrs. geffss uIsf Hsfl
Hiram, saul Hraa Afs.f staff4s ts-fs aala
Sargs f3ssgfasils.a. Sfsfsf.5,sl Pam he fEsaet
ssa. asaI Hsf8 FraHas iFrfi asss HH-ftay Lfs
cg1z4ga airing gfvJs itasgHai 4ef. atss4 aag sfs,
me alssass bfaFsy, ByKt<psia. F4uletftgsi asa
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fttarns
raFrAAEB A.
DIR. J. c. AVER n CO, Lowell, Mass.
Practical shd AnalstieaI cLem sts.
SD = al Ds~gg.as 4l,a Dsals,s q. N.la.4a.
1lfyas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24

None but physisiAa khsss how much re-
liable aBeguhnf ls needed by the people. On all
a8as u gs, o all communities eyerIwbere
there are multitudps who suffer from com
plants that nothing but "a aitrdftos cures
Hence great mans 81 them haye been mad,
and put abroad with the assurance OF being
eiiectuaL But they iail 10 accomplish the cutcs
they promise. be0austs tieY taye hut the mtrIn-
sic virtues they claim. H. this state OF the ease
DRs f.. q, AnA a. Co ~ Lowell, have sappAad
GoNi0rNtj EsraAcf % StEsApARnht. Which
proves 10 be The long desired remeiy. lie pc.
euilsr difference from other Sin red prepare
u1us 10 the market il that 10 oaros the dsgaser
f1r witch At ia r,scut4 anended While they do not,
We are assured this tact by mure than one
intelligent physician Ia this HtigLburhuod, and
nave tine further eyd nee uf our own experle co
| oft truth Nashville tTena Farmer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24

E is lads. of
.# a.s e# #eH 8 d" ##r.a. aa
ar.n# ght taav ErsH h d .ba.r
aea rgr. I.Ha ar relative, Fet fbe,
have 800 ailh iu g uBa il &. too late. II
you w.ll 20 20 yoar drlKgiyi, Mait a
Hard at y. Grover sud gel 5 bottle q
Bascbee's German syrup pour lmmedi-
ale cure is ~ certain AZ you live, IL has
lately been introduced ID this eouulry
from Germany, aud druggists aud people
everywhere ara e.ated over its success.
Yoa can get a sample bottle for 10 cents
aud toy it. Regular size bottle Is cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24
O1L WINE
Employment.

waHt 8 .H0 EHeHt~ 81 ezHFEss Tor me COT.
F4N#E HEaEAEIsI. afI rHa aaaNIts "a a.Isl.
will se ea#4 urlHr Ana farm - sact aaYet.
usifE faaatiHs taAt - msu u=ea make iess
GAA4 Gas PSI mHalh sud ~ eEpeasess 90 ns2g
irF safthsf hs gYef eauFgss e. GFs ~ ~
Address Dr. o. FHELFh EH0Wh. SO. Il gfsad
elrrst gefssg catg. All fa particular
xsa e seat , rs&uFG AAsL saa
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st, \, f,..... ..-... .........
PILES of any form cured by Petten-
gifts htdHeg Wort. best rrmeaN ever die
covered: icing yegeutHfe cafe easy. tnrutLNL
Nv II See crtuar. &C. @ JobwTS a Co +,
Ageuts, Boston.
THE WEEKLY suns pages Sc
= I'd unns, from nov - New Years, post paid
60 eta Address The SIS, n, y. .'.... w.
or A WEEK guIantecd 20 male aud ty
| > male agent, Dec their locality. Casts
uaihiag 10 Try it Fsiteu'at= Irre. = o VI K
Ekl 4 CO.. Augusta, N sine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24

A sample q ba7tcf ffom II0Ilisler &
Nethcrbee creamery len ST the house Of
ys Editor proved considerably ahead
Of ANYTHING in that liue that bas met our
rsa iar fears L. tasted The very essence
of eaver, Aaaeg aahlss daG5iiis With q
Slight tineiuss 90 rosgf. It was eerta.aly
very nice indeed sua aaghg 90 bfias d0y
coats ia magse. they have sold ii Tor
ibiHy ire. NassbeF = better article can
mr. mace hg the method which they
.s TIE rs.a 81 lare
.acr. eusm ua #Fa e#sble az #ag. ut wac
ad Of aaf tas batter We have ever
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-06-24
$50 TO $40, 900
w ~
Ha- been iu,oaied Ia stoeA Ia isges. and pal,
900 Per Cent PROFIT.

"HDstJ D. 10, a Booa on Wall ST.. sent free
IG8bEiDGE * CO, Bankers a 4 Uker-. Wal
st, ), f,..........-.. ........ s
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MORE BARGAINS FOR Cash BUYERS.

5000 yards Of Prints perfectly fast color splendid pat
Cloths only cents per yard At
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G.. o. d.

People Buy Goods Low pay they buy
them vii. End il much to their advantage ia reading this
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PERSONAL.

Joel L. and c. G. Wicker arrived last
night, and are stopping at,he st, Charles.
Peter Bollich, Of Green Island, was in
town yesterday, and he informs us that he
has looked up new and shorter route from
Neigh TO Yankton.
Oliver Shannon, Esq.gt dawes to- morrow
for Fort sully. He goes there for the pur-
pose of defending Capt John IL. Donovan,
of the 18th U, S. infantry. to be tried by
court martial a. For, sully on the 7,h of
January, 1876.
81, cHAnLEs-chas G Wicker. II
Wicker: Chicago; Geo Stoddard, Sioux
City; N w Smith, S, James. MINI.
MEncHASTs-Jol,n Eliss. Hurry Walton,
Kansas City (; on" spnnnspel, Council
Bluffs w s Johnston, Sioux City; Mrs
Il Harding, Springfield, Mass; Mrs H Z
Logan, Mo. Vs.seysIewa; 4 w Doland
Chicago, Ills. ---
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Real Estate Transfers.

Reported from the real estate and abb
stract office of c. j. B. Harris, for the week
ending Dec. 81, 1876:
Geo. b. Hoffman and C. S. Todd, execu.
tors j. B. S. Todd's will TO Albert F.
Wood, warranty deed parcels B, G & D LOT
l. block g. seL sell section II. town 03,
range 56-t2l5.
E. s.. Mosher to Rose Wescott, warranty
deed swL section %, town 95, range SO
100 acres-$1.
Israel Violin 10 John Satori, warranty
deed lot 10 & s11s lot II, block 35, Yank
2ton-$0O0.
John McG Glellan, by attorney, to John f
Lenger, warranty deed lot 5, block 70, Low
er Yankton-$150.
Thomas Tobin to Henry Bradley, war
ranty deed VIZ seli section .23, town 04,
range So, 80 acres-$35O.
Henry Bradley to John Bradley. warran-
ty deed VIZ sell section go. town 94, range
SO, 80 acrcs-$35o
John NJ. Fogarty and wife to John No
votny, warranty deed lot 8, block 72, Yank-
ton-$2OO.
Mary Ash to Clara A. Brookings, war
ranty deed parcel D, lot 2, block 2, sw}1l
swl section z, town<o3, range $500.
Charles Miller to William Drew, lot 5
block 18. Witherspoon's Yankton-$15O.