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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-04-12
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rHHE TANITE Co, Stroudsburg, Pa.
L Emery Wheels and Machinery. 40 4
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GEO. p. BoWELL coo.

an a day at home. Agents wanted. out
plz NJ and terms free. TRUE 4 co,
Augusta, Maine. 4g4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-22
FAIR NOTES.
some I'cms AboUt our Great Exhibit.
tinu


"
y gentleman from Missouri Is on
the ground with fine stable of thor.
ouphhrends from t,o 10 f,nr voar.
ali TIA asa. ,ne.,,,.l ~ -, $50,
Wv" 'iV was 'u'orhleu ny Nolohel
bHs0erNlIl that We had seventy stalls.
The Mlssourian replied, "You will
need five hundred next year far tina
oxbihiuon -, L.,n.,,.,
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Ahead Of All Competition la the Cloth
ing Trade.

This is very applicable to the enter
prisiug clothiers, Il. III. Kahn & Bro,
first aud foremost to open the fall
campaign by the introduction of an
immense stock OF fashionable cloth
ing for men, boys and children, to
suit the desires OF every body, the APP
probation OF which is being attested
daily by the many beautiful suits they
have turned out this season. 1t is
safe to assert that whenever you see
any one wearing nice-fitting, well.
made and cheap suit, that 1t comes
from u. M. Kahn u Bros, and why
this Is thus, Is because they exercise
the greatest care in selecting the latest
aud most approved styles, aud theii
goods and prices satisfy everybody.
Having been IN this city since in
fancy, they are well qualified to know
the wants of this section, and theii
constantly increasing business Is the
best proof that the public appreciate
them.
| We commend this reliable clothing
establishment to the public, whers
those contemplating buying can save
money and get better goods thar
anywhere in the city. We simply sa,
visit this popular emporium and ex'
anime their stock, and our word for it
you will be amply repaid
Remembers NJ. Kahn & Bro, The
clothiers, corner Elm and LANAI
streets.
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VOL. Iy.-N0. 2lO
FOREIGN NOTES.
Tho Return of the Czar 20 st Peters.
burg she signal for Hontilities. IN.
supported by she P0wera.

supported by she Powers.
LONDON, October 2l.--Today,s dls.
patches necessItate serious modlflca.
ton OF the previous views ia regard Ia
the Eastern question by confessIon
of the Times Vienna correspondent.
lie was mistaken about the powers
which had declared In favor of an al.
ceptance OF the six months armlssice.
Neither Austria, France or Italy had
hoilAed the Porte OF their decided III.
tentlon TO Chat proposal, though ithad
that OBJECT Ia view. England alone,
therefore, took iormal action In lis
favor, The effect OF this IL that NIL the
powers except England remain in the
position 70 urge the Porte To coacede
the Russian demand On the other
hand, itaeems certain chat Russia has
not the support Of either Germany o.
Austria In the contemplated move.
meht against Bulgaria Tho an
nouneement that ue Gar viii
visit the courts at Vienna, Rer-
lin and London seems TO indicate that
Russia is hesitatlng to act separately.
Colonel Deloshakoil, the Cars adju.
tant to the Emperor Of Austria, Jared
no better than that OF General Suniar.
kenoti and Weight Evidence seems
to show that other powers have like
England, taken up expec;ant attitude
In the face of Russias warlike prepare
lions. Reuter- sent a dispatch from
Rome, which says that contrary to ri.
mors Italy, up to the present, main
tains an attitude for reserve. Prince
Bismarck is still at yarsien. The EN-
peror of Austria and Count Andrassy
are as Pseth, and the Russian Court at
Livaida. At Belgrade 1t is declared
that the Cars return to 81. Petersburg
viii be signal for the entry OF the
Russian army into Bulgaria.
The Pail Mall Gazette, In a leader,
says, owe have no faith In the nego-
tiations on the reported understands
ings between the powers, and do not
believe any them have abated their
pretensions, laid aside their jealousies
or modified their pollcy.n The article
concludes as follows: "The least sun.
guine view Is at present the safest.
We shall do wisely in believing there
is not yet any such concert and Under
standing between the powers as may
insure Europe against tho worst conse-
quences of war between Turkey and
Russia.n
All the continental bourses to-day
showed the same or a greater recovery
as the London stock exchange, evil
denclng that returning confidence
which the Pail Mall Gazette warns It's
readers against.
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LONE STAR HOTEL, a NJ, Thusgeld, pro.
rriator, gi3 Main street, few doors east utJhn
Market house Mes clean bads good bOnfd
ard reasonable terms, are toe chief features
of the /, use.
ALBION non m, l,02i Moin street, r..
Stlucr proprietor. Fi.St-class In every par.
tlcular toard by day or week.
PACIFIC nUu u, opposite Texas ana PA
cGc railroad depot. Il. Woelimer, prUprio-
tor. Fair TERMS
CRUTCHFlED HOUSE, corner Main and
Houston sire Is. Reasonable terms,
CLARK HOUSE, Garnor Lamnr sueet and
Pacific AvCuur, Rates reasonable.
GRANGE HOUSE, new, lust opened, near
CITY Market, Mann street. Derms reusona.
he.
SAN JhCfNTO, corner Commerce and
Austin streets; u llrst-clHsS house; newly re-
nttcd: terms reasonable,
COMMERCIAL, corner Elm and Jefferson,
r.. r. Craft proprietor. Just been rcfurnish.
cd throughout with entirely Eew furniture,
Its Large and commodious rooms mako II
tne of the most desirable hotels In the state,
LAMAR. e. r.. Root, proprietor, Main
street First class In all Its appointments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-22
risG PE eaLrY wEsEHEOFIsn DEATH
Ute a'o"a ct Schumacher avenged

IIic aiOOd Hf schumacher Avenged go
EhOnpAUu bcntcuCed i0 Death
The readers Of TIE HERALD are
familiar with VIC cod.blooded details
OF the brutal Wurdcr Of the uupro-
tected and defeuceloss old man, Sahu.
maker, whose death occurred on the
night Of the LIST Of July, and the suisse
gucnt arrest aud imprisonment Of two
negroes, Wcs. Pollard and Adam
Thompson, charged with the oiIense.
Alone, unprotected, with no thought
or care Of danger, the simple, honest
old man pursued his quiet, unevemt.ul
life, uH,i! his hoardngs excited the Gu.
pidity Of Two iiends, who, tur the gain
Of few paItry dollars, imhtued their
hands with the blood of fellow. man,
sacrificed their hopes Of hereafter,
aud became outlaws 10 society and to
humanity.
The details Of their capture, impris-
onmcntnnd Indictment has heretofore
appeared In THE HERALD. For the
past three days, the District court has
been engaged in the trial OF Adam
rhoMpson. Messrs. Bumpas and
Clint appeared for the defense, MIR.
George Aldredge and Major Jerome
G. Hearty, for tho State OF course,
more than ordinary interest was at
tnched to the case. Messrs,s Bumpas
and Clint presented the case for the
defense in Il manner creditable to
themselves and favorable to their
client. Mr., Aldredge opened for the
State, followed by Mr.. Clint, in u
lengthy argument Mr.. Bumpas, also
for the defense, followed Mr. Clint In
brief and pointed argument.
Bat the effort Of the occasion, and
the one for which hundreds waited
until nearly midnight TO hear, was
that Of Mpior Jerome G. Hearty, who
closed the Gaze for the State. He spoke
for an hour and half, hut In thai
time arranged, condensed, and pre-
scented to the Jury u case that ordinarily
requires hours to present. In clear
earnest, unimpassioned, argumentative
manner, he.reviewed the testimony,
referred to the law, and deduced the
Inevitable or logical sequence which
resulted in verdict of guilty. No one
who listened to his closing argument
could but be impressed with the elo'
ouence of the advocate and the earn
estness of the man. That those who
listened TO the master effort of the
youpg orator were not disappointed,
VIVA made manifest by the hearty con-
ordinations OF bench and bar.
AT the close of Major Kearby's speech
His Honor, Judge Burford, charged
the jury, who, after an absence o
thirty minutes, returned u verdict o
guilty, and assessed the punishment
ut death.
After the announcement OF the yer
dict, Sheriff Moon removed tho prls
oner, Adam Thompson, to the count,
Jail, where lie will he confined unit
brought out TO have the death penalt.
pronounced upon him by the court
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Killlnx Of aenInmln wnae.

Special To The Herafd.i
Fort WORTH, October 2O.--A cutting
atiray occurred this morning twelve
miles from this city, at the residence
OF Britt Collins, on the Clear Fork.
Benjamin Wade was stabbed twice by
Josh. Collins, and lived but short
time. Particulars unknown.
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Ablnuinn NlIlIa

.PH0ENlN PLANNING MILLS, near tho
Union duuut Houses ready lu hH nat up.
uonw, EluIuW s(aAgl ana everything In
the hne turusaoi as cheap ~ they can bo
obtained anywhere else.
CLARK a CLARK, ~. prletom, Ralropl
PUulNL Nlu, corner Htcluc avenue ANA
ivpl street, mupu'nrur.,Nu .gsh. dauB,
blinds. mon dtrgN peNs, etc. Turning gnd
HCuull aHWln-U prCip ~
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stove Wealega.

BARTLETT, PARKER Il CO., corner u N
aud Market sreetg, wnulrsale and retail
dealers In STOVES, tlaNHre ana tinmwu +
stock, China, glnsN and qucensware, wood.
wnto etc, Agents Tor Fish Bros. wagon and
ungnos riding plnw
II. ", uARAl Il BROS, go Elm street
manufacturers, wholesale and rotail dealers
in stoves, t.nwpre, galvanized Iron cornices
etc., etc.
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NSrniE,.tntn Ancn,ts-

W, a. LN ne Il CO., 100 Lamar street --ustqh
iishgA in los. Improved gnd uul0pfoSyd
c.N property iui tent sud sale, tAims aud
improve lands IN Dallas aud surrounding
counties ttg -Ulu,
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phOlOgrnn.ICra.

| ALFRED FREEMAN, uNrcnt p,stonl SO.
arust IN photography and miliiturc eHd
portait painter.
j. II, DAVIS, corner Market and ELM, M.
Siu.r7 Makes euiuU,lNg specially COlnts
ne india lax AMI water culurs. Prices rpn,
hurRhic,
fillSHMAN tAN'S, Main rtreot corner Ia.
maf Wugou yard, 'tlNp .cuuru are certain
IS iuurNed with great power Of expression
and accuracy OF Goatli '-Nctcts burg, (Nan
Alnrnf
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Washington Noscs--Tweed 80 Commu.
nAenNe With mn aAna

WASHINGTON, DC, October lon
Tweed's arrival he will be delivered
to The sheriff Ct New York, and win
tie allowed no commnnieatioa with
any one. Chandler and Tyner have
returned. Tae Secretary Of War has
commenced signing awards Of South
ern claims commission. Some two
hundred have been signed.
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OFT & PLAFFLE, IA Elm street, manu-.
lecturers OF tire and burglary proOfsaf's, and
NIL kinds II wrought iron work. Guns aud
locks neatly ami prOmptly repaired.
CS. MITCH Lila CO., agricultural i'm
II nla .fn
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b. l.. BURRIs, Agent FOR the Kansas
wagon.
CASTOR & WORK, Southwest corner OF
Com mcfce and Houston streets Horses
hugcios, carriages, ctc., for hire. Horses iod
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Merchandise.

CHEAP CASH STORE. GA ELM street.
n. a. Mahon. Just received, new GOODS,
dress goods, blankets, jeans, linseys, boots
and shoes. Cheaper than any house In Dali
las. China ware at cost. Give US trial.
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ElOmrimg Naigl4.

CARROLI'S MILLS Taos. Carroll, pro-
prietor, north W Ross avenue between |, on
rrd and Pearl; family RHd bakers tour q
specially, All orders promptly ntt ndcd to
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IanriLW.irC mnalera.

MORONEY Is co.. on Elm street, offer a
complete STOCK OF assorted hardware, in-
GLIDING iron, steel, nails, wagon wood work
nlnMs. ptc.. M the iOMnat plIreN.
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Merchant Tn;lOrs.

DOUGLAS BROS, COZ Main street. visl..
tors will lind NJ this house fire stoc OF
imported worstcdsand cassiDieres,
Il. A. CHAMBERS, No. y Lamar street.
Call nnd see the latest fashions.
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NVusicnl Bnstr,rrnenta.

+. +. REDFIELD & CO., late Dorman,
Holmes & Co corner Commerce and Mnrkel
streets, imuorters, manufacturers and dnal-
er, ia planes, organs ana oil kinds of musl-
cnI instrumr ntq.
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tnAlcs Wnrmisling GoosIa.
L;yerv and Feed Stable.

N.A.PFAReOr .5-3 Nam street, dea'ur IN
milliur-A c.oHHs, suits ANT ipdie,' furnish
Intf uonts
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MRs. $. BAt r. 100 M,in street, host an,
ch auust stock oi hair goods In the city
HAIR WORK OF All kinds, and tho ucatcs
stamping patterns.
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e. M. Kahn & Bro

Assert that they have in store the EmrEeSt an0
uandsOmest Stock OF X EEsSEY. MELTON, H&AEEEG
and CHHNCHiLLA OVERCOAFS ever exhibited in
UailaS.
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E. nj. Kahn g. Bro

DO hesitate i'm that their Stock a FNtESFg
and FRENCH WORSTED DIAGONAL COAT$ and
VESTS are equal I'm Kit EinsIl EEiga Cost Gus
tom Work, and thHs elsect great saving ia Price
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Machinery.

j. II. BOSLEY, 1857 Lamarstrcet sells land
scrip. Spectators and buyers will do well
N rnll on him.
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Elurnii,Irc lsenlnrn.

&. j., OYLE, 12l Elm street: corn, oata
hay, barley, tlo9r, bran aud potatoes, Baltd
domestic has always on hand.
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Msden Uapitalnies 20 Mcntenesse--
Meeting OF the Ambassadors ~ mo
Powers.
A dispatch from Ragassa SAYS Meden
has capitulated to the Montenegrins
who hold the Turkish garrison Of four
hundred men as prisoners OF war. the
Montenegrins have taken the guns
aud ammunition OF the Turks.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
the am bassadors OF the powers mes
yesterday at the residence Of General
Gnatieff, the Russian ambassador ~
is believed they agreed upon the coI'ir
mon action for procuring an urdcr-
standing with the Porte regarding IN
armistice and conditions OF peace.
A special from Berlin TO The ran
Mall Gazette, says a report y current
here that the powers have again COLI
lectively urged upon the Porte TIE I'M
conditional acceptance Of the Eng'sn
proposals.
A dispatch from Vienna says h '.n'
has presented to the Porte 90 uit'' u,
tum, embracing, In substances we ~
lowing points: First, = six yeess X.
mistice, unconditional; second. admin
istrative anatomy TOR Bulgati'!i bas-
sina and Iferzeg0vlniei Ihsr'b tne
execution Of reforms under the super
vision Of commissioners named ~ tpes
great powers, and 10 10 protected ~
an armed foreign force.
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6 OutrRCtnva mud sgulIglnre.

NOSE BuRl[S, 1901 Main street, Michigan
cider sofia by tie key ana barrel. Liberal A,
dJcrmeute 10 the Dallas trade.
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Wiue Hail,

WINE HALL, Rick q Faes, proprietor,
Main street. rast of PuydraS. Concert by
Prot Pn'ler's band every evening.
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E. M. Kahn & Bro.
ESTABLISHED lS49.]

Invite the attention OF Friends, $tran-
gers their Large Beautiful and Varied
Of MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS and CaTlADREN'S
CLOTHING.
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Parties desiting 10 put their cards In the
fair directory can do so from now until
the fair closes for fity cents. GALL al rHE
HKRALn counting room,
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Esns9 and Egr,S.


HAMILTON Il Co, i07 Main street. dealers
IN MMla. cnns md EuM-l- MLrnlaMMg nnMLe.
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\ BROWN EE, -u3 Eln suett, win opu.
usc loi an kinds OF buildings In the City on
country.
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z. NJ. Kahn G. Bro

Claim 10 sell FHRST-CLASs REGULAR GOODS. in
all Grades. from tRC FIN EIS@ no THE GEiEAFESEs
prices that defy competition
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Nr Nhnr Ioohno,n.,a C,,a,.,,a,
WAS ,ha s,re ~ Groves ps,n.a ,,iIo,
,ook tho arst nr,,e ar,n,. a,,h,. a,aI
lions M tho gran. stallion show hald i,
Glasgow in tho sprlnvofls7a Cham
pIon gained two r5o nrlzes for mo R,r.
cudhrlyht district and thr.a eso nri,o.
for the Wi,tonshira dlstric, and ho,
heen ,llnve1 IN have not mara s,oot
Than amy horse That baa s.rvcd IN m,
c,nntyv r,bnmn,,ni. si,. ,,.s 5,h,n,.
ni,n the rr,nac,c ~ A. ga,ao,,
wy F'"'''H ~ ''',i'un'
Nv" '""i 1'"'h WV w eN'neu lhe
~'V Pf'Ee loV the hlfcaoMipht nlatriet,
mud was DlterWard sold to. rA0J 10 10
to Ap.trslla Chsp,,ion the rst wa.
'N''N', D'Nui"' 9 Wig
tdhsA'l' hnI Of his mr-taMed libby,
whicn cNfeD1 og irst prlzes wherever
shool .,.i y,.s ,,ie hrnther m I,,neL
..... .',..' 80
~ wa, N"' pVNV' "v"'e" o''i''' q"
Nootiaud or Nustialla. hlneh iie6 was
sold by Peter Crawford luY c9ll 20 90
To Australia. Victoria dam <vaa faa,
.ot No ,,lI,,n,nn ana TN, a., ~.
$500 "'' ~ s""
hiSg' jess tooR ahumoer ~ prlAes AZ
local shows. Jess dam was Mi Riggs
trst prIze mare at the Hiyhland So.
oiot,is Show ., nn,,,.,,. in,oeo
u'u'' . ''o" "' i'"-"'''''' :" low
Inc lolloWlhs letter from reliable
aud noted horse dealer of Iowa will DO
rend with interest by nil fnr,oers In
Nor,h rovsa.
a., "vNt ,O''i'' io""' oV'ooer w. '''O'
mr. ~ ~ Moi'"o'
DEAR SIR received your letter last
Frluay' can not say ! was surprised,
!or IL your next should DO rom Mexico
1t Wouid oe just IKE YOU nave had
no Time to see any person since re-
ceiVeu yours, ouV VIII give you a lew
safes that nave oeen made mere this
summer, ana now 1 IKE the Clydes-
dale horses ! commenced with Que
horse, Royal george, nVe years ago.
lhat season he covered lhirty'nine
mares, the next season slNiy-ilve, the
next eighty-hve, and since then he has
covered over one hundred mares yearly
and every year bis reputation in
creascs What Ia true of hirn is of the
other Clydesdae horses rs a rule Silas
Vans has one Of Georges colts that
he refused five buudred dollars for
when atwo-year old, aud six hundred
when three year old. He prices him
ut one thousand dollars now. HIS nd.
dress is Anamosa,
Den heilun' soiu 'Wo COILS, slVou "
two wears. for i've hundred dollars
His address IL Longworthy.
Mr. hArry Waiworlh, OF Monticello,
pu ,, ia s,r,n n", g., , ,.,,n !" ~ o,u
hundred and INV dollars. doubt If
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Wn Kan nnn slnrrilpr MnIIcra.

WM. LONG, 20 Commerce street, manu-.
iacturc,sCi wagons ana 0upgios,
T. z. CAM''SES co., corner Elm and JEFF.
iurun streets, manufacture carriages, wagons
and hugsius al all kinds, superior 10 North
crn make, and Nt sumo pricre. Rrpoilinp
done and old buEgicS tUlCru IN eNchNng-,
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To CLOSE on Thursday.

1t will be observed from the follow
Ing agreement that no mercantile
business will be transacted Ia Dallas
on Thursday afternoon:
We, the undersigned, agree 70 close
our respective business houses on
Thursday, October 20, Fair " SEX, from
10 pialnpk m IN Il m m
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Terrible Hurricane et HavawR nm
Key Wess es.els Asnore.

HAVANA, October "A fearful hur-
ricane prevailed here all last night.
Telegraphic communicates through
out the whole Island Is interrupted.
The lines connecting with the cable
are down, but will be repaired imme-
diately II the weather allows. The
barometer Is still very low, with signs
OF another hurricane. The winds have
varied from northeast by east to north
east. None OF the American vesselsin
the harbor have suffered thus far. In
the city several buildings were severe
ly damaged and many trees In the
public perks are down. The walls and
roof of thenew theatre Of Payent, now
constructing. were destroyed.
KEY WEST, Fla, October 2l.--The
gale, which set In yesterday, broke out
with increased force vt II o'clock last
night, and She wind attained u velocity
of ninety miles per hour. Nothingcan
be seen this morning OF the steam tux
Cooley Kleber, from Philadelphia Tor
Galveston, before reported ashore.
The steamer C,ty Of Houston, from
New York for Galveston, went ashore
at Berea Chlca last night and is half
full OF water. She will probably come
off after tightening. All on beard are
saved. Mr., Ahbery, passenger, died
last night. Weather hasy.
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Coiinn EmirIes.

All cotton entries will close Wednes-
day afternoon at O'clock. BY order
Board OF Direeters.
A. M. X. LEA,
Chairman ComInmittee.
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Firoosa Factories.
Clgarg and LiUlaSss,
Cider tbpwJvrS

FRANK RlEHM, Camp sucpt, OPP.
ieNUs Pacific wagon yard.
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=. ". Kahn & Bro

Respectfully ask all wIsO desire either FaN WEDSGM
Or CHEAP CLOTHING Of tlle VERY BEST MAAE
and nd the VERY E0W E&T E'&EGE tO give IL calg.