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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-27
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 As We do not receive any salary. and have no waressto advel tise,it is not peces- sary for us to write every. week, but we have been requeste. to correct mistake made by one of your correspondents Tn regard to the prayer meetings of the Con gregatioual church. The Sunday evening meetings have not been resumed. as re- ported, but have been ht Id and maiutained regularly, with varied degrees of interest, for the last twelve years. The church nev- CT has sustained 8 meeting on Monday evening. although for some yearsa young peoples meeting was held on that evening. Mistakes will occur, if not in age, yet in fact, among the most reliable correspon- dents. Fifteen persons have been exam ined and p7opounded for admission to the church on the first Sabbath in May. Most of them fruits of former reyivals. The good work we trust still continues.
 A correspondent of the New Milford Ray, in writing of the liquor prosecution of Il gentleman in this town, says that in the appeal the evidence for the prosecu- ton cannot be sustained. We are not ac- quainted s ith the facts, but regret to be- lieve that there is an abettor or an apolo- gist for the rum traffic in town We think our fellow citizen who was prosecuted, whether unjustly or not, would feel greater seIf-respect, and confer an inesti- unable blessing on his fellow beings if he should voluntarily relinquish the traffic.
 Thomas Rowe has removed to New Milford, and Abner ". Woodruff into Simeon Mitchell's house near the old saw mill, and Mrs Farmer into Abbie Logan's house OH the Hill. L1 1.-Two of our aged citizens have died since our last communication. Mrs. Polly Rowe. wife, e,of the late Daniel Rowe. uho died the week previous. and MT. John F. Bunnell, on Friday the 21st.
 Several cases of diptheria have occur red of late: a~ -'
 Transplanted to a world of fadeless beauty, and a more congenial cline, little Ernest, only child of George s., and Mary Baker Clark, aged years. The afflicted parents have the sympathy and prayers of this community, in this. their repeated bereavement. s. !
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NerVine.

The New England Family Medicine. Relieves pain . most instanfy, induces good sleep helps the appetite strengthens the system and is altogether the best family medicine and tonic now in use. At all drug stores. 44w
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIT PAYS

any smart who wishes to make 6, 600 year on
 Small capital to commence in our line of business.
 Roofing is Speciality. There is no one in your county who carries the business. You learn 1t it in one week by studying instructions, which
 send to all who ask for them. Any man having slOO capital to start wth purchase enough material to
 roof three ordinary houses. The sum Fealizsd from
 sale and profit on this supply. added to the regular pay for labor ROofer, should amount to not less than $2O0. An expert man could easily do the work in nine working days. Two persons Of small means can join together to advantages one canvaeHing while instructions ee if you write at once) and study it. Ask for teTms If you unable to advance the mo- ey present the matter to the principal sorekeepeP your place, and talk it over with bim. He will be glad to furnish the stock and divide the profit with you We will guarantee the territory to the first re- gponsble applicant. Address N. Y.6IATE ROOFING CO, LIMITED, Cedar St., N. r., and mention, Aw
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.aasoa h. ,' Notice.
 ' U. S.4lNTERNAL REVENUE -7 "A 1

Special TaxeS. tja 4,ai MAY1, 1878, to APRIL 90, 'Isvs.
 The revised ltatutes of the United States, sections 32S2 32S7 32S8 and 32S require every person engaged An any hnsinesss axocation employent which rem ccnspicuoasly in his establishment place of busi- stamp denoting the payment of said special tax for the special tax year beginning aV l lS76 before IS76 The taxes embraced within the provisions of the law above qzOted are the following, vizs
 RectiReFs, feg saOO Oe Dealers, retail liquor 25 co DeaIer~ wholesale liquor, loo to { Dealers in malt liquors, wholes ale Go O0 Dealers in malt liquors, retail % cU Dealers in leaf tobacco, 5t3 4- tefa s % Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. .-..+t.- Sse e0
 And on sales Of over SI, 900, fifty cents for
 every dollar in excess of q, eco.
 Dealers in m1nufaetm et tobacco, ,s7 10 Manufacturers of stills, 50 Up
 And for each still manufactured, 2UOO
 And for each worm manufactured, 20 UO Manufacturers oftobaccO, 1B0C Manufacturers of cigars, 10 OU PedGlers of tobacco, first class (more than
 two horses or other animals) 5OtO Peddlers Of tobacco, second class pwO {. horses or other animals) -. ., 2S CA Peddiers of tobacco, third class, lone horse st other animaO -'..f lSe0 i Peddlsrs of tobacco. fourth class, lon foot + or public conveyancel f. 10 oC Brewers of less than 500 hundred barrels aO eo Brewers of 500 barrels more, i- lO0 % Any person, liable who shall fail to comply with theforegeng rsquiEsments will be subject to penalties.
 Persons or Arms liable to pay any of the special tax. es named above must apply to Henry |. Apen. Delu- ty Collector of Internal Revenue at Winsted for tch ned County and pay for aud procure the Sp' ei tax stamp or stamps they need prior to May l, Is76 aLd without further notice. '. = D. D. PRATT,
 Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Ofhce of Internal Revenue. 33
 Washington, D. C., February l, 1876.
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Deaths.

In Ellsworth, April 13, Belinda wife of the late Bennett Monroe, aged S1 years.
 In Goshen, April 19. MT. Samuel B. Futile, aged 67. 1F
 In Harwinton, April IS. Warren E., son of Edward and Amelia Carol, aged 6 years. -~' )
 h Washington, April .21st, John F. Bunneii. aged 7S6. v -t>3 ds<Z~ AsA. @ In Northfeld, April 25th, of heart dis ease. Edward Hopkins. aged 79 years.
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East LitchHeFd

Only a very few availed themselves of e4cnrsion rates to attend the the theatre atWaterhury, last week ! One syoung nan, whose heart was with. the, ,excursion. ists. and the exhibition. failing to make proper. connections with. the road, was left behind. The early young man catches the train.
 A man from New York. moving to Har- winton, had hist horse run away with load of, ,fulrpitpre that he was taking from the car to his place, Monday. Mi Geo, Baldwin has started shin gle mill, about about two miles north : west from the station. @
 M. J. Weeks closes out his stock of goodssby auctiohlsale, Friday and satur- oay oi tnis week, zs1 x, tirqA ,,a..x,att,,
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1T. .'.J.W

THoMGsToN Cwent in large force to see Julius Cesar. ."-Business is not brisk in the, clock shops and the number of hands is being gradually lessened. Many re pairs and alterations are being made in houses, but the prospect for as brisk building season as last spring is not good. .--Mr. John Alcott has gone to Philadel- 'phia to assist in putting up the thew clock. ."-A American. fs 3' s.a-aa3 .-a
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers his place in Meadow Street.
 consisting of two story house in good repair and two acres af good meadow land. The house is sur- rounded with plenty of fruit and shade tres ss and pleasantly located. Price $35O0 good proportion of which can remain upon mortgage if desired. Posses sion given lst Of April. WILLIS J. BEACH
 Litchfeld, January 18th, 1876. 4Stf
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FOR SALE!

A DWELLING HOUSE and BARN, with sbout two EA acres of land Also eight ten building lots ad. joining the same. Pleasantly located in this village Soil dry, and fronting on two streets. Inquire of
 J. L. JUDD E. c. CHAMPLIN ! LitcShe'd, Januevy 18th, 1876 saEE4 7-7F 1itf
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G5t cilrb6tlS Gnguirrr,
 uTcaFIElD, CONN.
EalJ9ER cLussIMo RATES.

Oar LisehSsld .Oanty subscribers may not Of- sa be ahls totAks advantage of the lOwrate @sB->1 IS-ss clubs by most magazines and peri lteAls- For their convenience and as an extra adlssasat to new county subscribers we will
 saItasfslisx:ag periodicals to county subscri6- s-a, ia connection with the ExQUIRER at the prizes named
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With Enauirer.

SMnst commsnce with January or July num- Der. a
 Subscribers who are in arrears must make ap arrsArgss before taking advantage of the forego- ing propositions and subscribers who are in advAnc. may deduct tine amount their subscrip- tions are in advance.
 Money should be sent by post office order, cheek or registered letter if possible. If remit tAnces arc made by mail we cannot be responsible for loss before the letter reaches us, but will ak all risks of remittance to the clubbing peri odicals.
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the compliments Of Il. g, j. Ieberlnani
one Of the lager beer kings OF Dallas
We thank Mr.. Leberman for his cool
aud refreshing trent
---lIadleys Cro1uet, the very best
made, aud cGeEp, now NJ Reed " I'"'
throp'a. Also on hand and daily arrlV'
Ing fresh invoices Of blank DOCKS
office stationery, wall paper naSo
balls, aud printers material rf'oe'
low nj.
The addresses Of Bishop darreI',
Mr.. Davenport and Judge Buriord yes
terlay morning, upon the occasion OF
the laying Of the cornerstone OF INC
Cathedral, were particularly approprl'
ote and to the point, and were listened
IN with moro than ordinary attention
nv those who assembled ~ take part
in, and witness the impressive and IN
terssling services.
--Ifyou want over two hundred OF
OF the latest and most elegant patterns
of wall paper TO select from, 80 to W.
=. Lyle, bookseller and stationer, oO'
Main street, where you will find the
largest stock IN the West, and prices
at the very lowest. No extra charge
for trimming. Also u large stock OF
rustic shades constantly on hand'-Ad
The impression prevails to some
extent TINT the Sunday School picnic
excurslonIsts Will be forced TO ride IN
port box cars on their trip. This Is nj
together mistake, since we are OIL
cially informed that the most com
Portable passenger coaches VIII be u
the disposal Of the scholars. We arr
requested TO say that the train leave
at eight o'clock sharp, and that al
parties should be certain to BIO ut TN
depot before that time. Remembe
the Enthusiastically ut eight o'clock.
The Mai-Fest committee have per
fected arrangements with the Texa
and Pacific Railway 10 run u train o
four coaches every hour to the Fai
grounds. The cars will leave from tn
old Pacific depot, and will stop for pas
sengers at Sycamore street and at th
Union depot, The fare will DO twenty
five cents for the round trip. w
would suggest that all express wagon
DO held In readiness to take passenger
to and fro during the day.
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Colonel G. s. Mitchell has gone to
Washington City.
Captain w. II, CASTOR has accepted
the Presidency Of the road.
Mr.. Block and Mr.. A. Britton, two
prominent New Orleans business men,
are ut the LeGrand.
Colonel w. b. Bradfute, whose wife
died here last week, has gone to take n
contract on the Tyler Tap Road. His
step-daughter, Miss Leila Anderson,
and his young son; are with their I'M
Gle, Mr.. Saunders, in Galveston.
Captain w. ]. Clark has resigned
the Presidency of the Dallas and Wich.
tia Railway, being willing, he says, to
make almost any sacrifice to har-
monte the condition OF the company,
to whose best interests he has given
much time and labor during his term
of office.
Captain w. H. CASTOR, the new
president of the Dallss and Wichita
Railway, is The senior partner in the
old and reliable banking house of
CASTOR & Thomas. He is known as q
man Of more than ordinary business
acumen, practical sense and admirable
financial ability, while his personal
character is beyond reproach. No
man In the community enjoys Its re-
spect and confidence to q greater
degree.
Mr.. G. A. Damon, correspondent and
agent Of the ST. Louis Globe Democrat,
paid The HERALD q visit last night.
lie Will remain in town to-day and
call the attention Of our citizens to the
superior claims OF the CD. as news
paper. nv. Damon represents one of
the best journals In the West. and we
bespeak for him the consideration of
our people.
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An Expensive Luxury.

The City Council has seen flt In Its
inscrutable wisdom to award the city
printing to the Commercial, thereby
making that paper the official paper
Of the city. II the city can stand II
The HERALD can. THE HERALD
would feign have saved Dallas this
blow, and struggled to do so by an
honest bid. The city will have our
prayers during It's coming experience
with the Commercial as an "oiliclal
paper" and an expensive luxury 1t
will prove.
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so,Ico,
DALLAS. u n Al
pREpERaED SPECIALS.
Clothing / Clothing ! Clothing !


Az tho New York Clothing House, bS FIN
street, Dallas, and ~ walker street. new
York. We ask an special hyor, that oVe'y
body desiring clothing, haA, or gon,s .u ,,,
niahing goods, will examine our goods a ',''
co,nparo prices, n not convinced that wo hro
giving better value for tho prices, thah inv
ever been seen In this city, then We Snan
not expect them 10 buy. such an opportunity
10 buy nrst class clothing at less t''"n nun,
ufacturing prices may never ooo", nsn'", W.
,'nhI,o and rot fairly acquainted with The
,rado we viii mako such great reduction
rom regular prioos, ~ to at once gain iay"r
with tho general public and DO con-
vistod of belng tho lowest price clothing
houao I'm Texas. nprli-d6w3ms
The above establishment, In n branch OF
tho woll-known house OF A, strolnDnrs d
90, 81 Walker street, New York
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Marshall G N Hldball, Fort Worth
# gcoyille, sherman; Geo Dodd, fort
Wortbi W Finley, Mlssourli q & Hark,,
er Geo W Hubbell, ] NJ Carter J II
Cnrter. j w singer, j WIN, D cup
l. Bishop, Troy, Ohio w Il Graham.
tireenyliIe, II Oglesby, Plano y NJ
Oldham. Terrell; Geo DoeIling, Dallas
cor,nty, ] q Scrogins, Marshalli A
Poulsen, 81, Joe, MOI D 5 Knapp, Jas
Judd, Col D II Feger, 81 LOUIS, mo,i
Nm Scott, Van Metre, Lexington,
XVI A Il Harris, Dldorado Iowa. a !
BsyIIss, BIG Sandy, j & Campbell
Hawkins Al Wall and family, Shell
hV nolluty,
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They Want 20 Come Here Too.

Our readers can form some idea OF
the general desire to hear about Texas,
when we inform them that we have
received four hundred and thirty eight
individual requests from other States
for our supplement" five do say 1t
ourselves, that supplement" will do
Texas and Dallas no harm.
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To All Parties Interested I'm Piows.

We now claim the champion plow,
us we had no competition In our field
trial. But in order to give all a chance,
who may claim some other reason
than fear for not competing, we still
leave the challenge open for thom to
name the time and place.
PAYNE & MILNE.
Dallas, Texas, May 4, 1876.
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uo,For the Mai.Fest,

AS will DO seen by advertisement
elsewhere, the Texas and Pacific Rail,
way will run trains every hour, begin
ming at nine o'clock am, next Sun
day, to the Mai-Fest. Fare for the
round trip twenty-five cents, which is
cheap enough to please anybody. Go
early with your quarter. I'D.
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r.,,h, .dl., TaIlor, and shoomaksrs.

To.Hs IHu'u'' 'H'0'' wv" ','.77... -,
Tho Singer Manufacturing Company are
opened for business, showing the nnest io'
OF tho most popular machines, and the best
and cheapest sewing silk In all colors, Clarke
40. N. T." aud Mllfords linen In all Sizes
silk from ton 10 forty per cent loss thau any
boune in tho south. New oiiioo-O0O Main
street, four doors east OF PoydrS
THE BIN0ER MANUFACTURING co..
apl28-dlm W, N. CLARKE, Agent.
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DO you feel unrefreshed, languld ana de
VOID OF appetite for breakfast In the morn
lngg II so, be sure that there Is want OF
activity and regularity in the vital machln,
ery, and that you require n wholesome tonic
and corrective. II you put on medication
riltive disease may develop ltsell, lhkc
nine.ulassful ut night, In the morning, ana
W the middle OF the day, OF Udolpho Wolle
inhiedam Aromatic Schneaps. ana you VIII
Sc refreshed with hearty appetite.
mari-d6wly CD
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A Great Want.

The City Engineer says that there
are a number of streets laid down on
the map which have never been open
ed, and that the want OF these streets
as thoroughfares is great. The atten-
ton of the City Council is called to the
necessity of having those most needed
opened rs soon as pOsslble.
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Two Dollars.

Having reduced the price OF The
HERALD to two dollars year, we are
compelled to collect In advance for all
subscriptions to the paper. From and
after this date oil names are dropped
from our mail books that are not paid
In advance.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Remember tho Mai-Fest.
Centennial cards printed at this
otlice.-Ad.
Hats -hats--hats Mt Hamilton Il
Co's.--Ad.
--CroqueJ sets for 81 80 ut Reed n
Lathrop's.-Ad.
The Sunday School excursion to-
morrow to Terrell.
The coming supper of the ladies Of
the Christian Church.
The jewish Synagogue will be
conseorated on the eth.
Call and examine our stock OF
centennial" cards.-Ad.
You will be sure to find the latest
and best hats ut Hamilton " Co's.--Ad
We are receiving a new stock OF
furnishing goods, at Hamilton n Co.'S.
I'D.
The ladies OF the Episcopal Church
are thinking Of giving a strawberry
festival.
"A bit Of shower refreshed the
Undiscovered denizens of Dallas last
evening.
--Blotters, Centennial cards and adj
vertising fans printed at The HERALD
offlce.--Ad.
Everything new In furnishing
goods, Will be found at Hamilton n
Co's.--Ad.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, 500
Main street.-Ad.
Lovely gold watches and chains,
and the celebrated diamond speotacles,
at Oram's, 5O7 Main street.-Ad.
Tho most beautiful department OF
neckware, handkerchiefs, ETC., will be
on exhibition at Hamilton & Co.'S, In
q few days.-Ad.
Another change In the manage
ment Of the San Jacinto Is possible
soon, from all we can hear.
mfr. Richard Morgan made an ex-
ceedingly clever, terse and pithy argu-
ment In Justice Peaks court, day be-
fore yesterday, In case tried.
The strawberry festivals OF the Ia.
dies OF the Episcopal and Presby terian
Churches next make up your book OF
engagements accordingly.
George Mundy, the hatless prophet,
never wore hat until the sight Of the
Crosse Mechelln induced him to put
one on--Hamilton has the hat.--Ad.
"A dispatch from Houston states
that In the great drill contest for the
prizes the Houston Light Guards were
victorious. The Lamar Rifles will not
return until tomorrow morning.
Why not buy four seed and
Havana cigars instead Of three for
twenty-five cents, and try Theo,
Reinecke, 800 Main street-oldest to
bacconist In the city I'D.
--Destefeno Bros, 1913 Main street, |
are In receipt Of a choice lot OF Messina
lemons and oranges, cocoanuts, BAN
anas, nuts and fruits Of all descrip-
lions. Those In want Of fresh fruits or
nuts should give them oall.-Ad.
u. ]. Lloyd, Agent for H. H. Lloyd
d Co.'s map and charto, ia In the city
for the purpose Of getting subscribers
for them. The maps are excellent, the
very latest, and evidently accurately
designed. Every business or profess
sional man should have one. Apply
at THE HERALD office, or address pos
tai card to J. J. Lloyd, Dallas, Texas
Ad.
"A foaming tankard OF Uhrig's best
was sent to the ONCE last night with |
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Hob Work,

The Herald office Ia now receiving urge
consIgnments OF job papers OF oil descrp,
zion. and asks mn examination OF prices ana
quality. BIZ Heads twhte AMI coloreul Lev
ter Heads, Note Heads, Statements CaFds'
Circulars, Etc, printed rs cheap ~ lho
cheapest, and neater than the nealeSt' Bring
In your orders and get the benefit Of our
MNnnInnr prlceR.n
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Practical Surveying.

The young men Of Dallas who may
wish to have u thorough, practical
knowledge Of surveying, are invited to
call and see Il. A. Whitescarver upon
that subject. Room No. 8, Dallas In.
iirmary.-Ad,
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Malice 20 Lumber Buyers.

/ have this day opened Retail Lumb r
Yard for the Texas ana Pacific Lumber rs
ISOLATION Ia East Dallas. VIII I'LL bllls al
short notice for all kinds and in any amount
Have on hand large amount OF dry lun-
Der. W. e. JoHNsoNt ABohV'
anrlgllm
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Hooters.

The HERALD Office has now on
hand u large lot of blotting paper
Parties who desire blotters printed can
have II done neatly and cheaply.-Ad.
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Tho Herald has Just received large MS
sortment of "Centennlal Cards, ana print
them TO order Mt 50 u hundrcd-reduclloh on
larger orders. Cali carly
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]. v. ChiIders,

Surgeon and Physician. Once, No. 407 Main
street, up stairs, Room No. .. whore he Will
DO found at oil hours, both day ana night.
lan2l.dM
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i q. Booth a Co. AuetIonsers.

Located In building No. 400 Elm street, will
buy or sell any and all kinds OF Furniture
Horses, Mules, Wagons, ETC., Etc, or sell any
thing loft al private sale. Auction every
day. JoEd. BOOTH, Auctioneer'
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COMMERCIAL.

p Fl Saulspaugh, New York; w
Behen, Texas; II A McMurtray, G +
Rhyme, city, J Wright, Fort Worth;
II Gerry and wife, DR. McCarty, Ian.
noofar
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LEaRAND HOTEL,

G $ Persons, r r; w. n. McAllister,
D s Knapp, st. Louis; NJ. d. Dean, st,
Paul; J W Reed, Chicngo; Thomas
Forbes, b p Smith, Paris, France; M
Il Clone, w ii Taylor, Colorado.
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LAMAR HOUSE.

j A Hanglin, A I Hawthorn, Mar.
shall; ID M Wilson, Austin; J S Bush
Chicago, ILL.,; Robert ] Littlefield, Mar,
shall. MrsJ w Schenet, Dallas county,.
B II Hartman, Friendship, Tenn; T I,
Purnell, Austin; Harry sutton, Deni.
son; d J Eyelman, Denton; S A Kealy
Louisville; l. J Swingley, Eagle ForS:
+ 8 Rawling, Denison; B f Caperton,
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Wanted.

By two young mon On uniurniShed room
Southern exposure, and moderate price
Address A. u. O., y. o, BOX liS. maybd2t
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Prescriptions attended to night and day, by
competent druggist.
aprodIm Il. BEAUMONT Il 60.
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UlTi BUSINESS.
Centennial Cards.

Hot and Cold Baths NJ wilson's, No
a., d., .,..,.t decl5dly
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". BEAUMONT " va
aprUdim City Drug storo LIS Elm street.
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apHdlirl

Glass lamps and chimneys, shades 70
lamps and burners.