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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-18
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will happen in August and September oct164w
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New advertisements, To-day.

Funeral notices
DIR Bulls brevity
Heald Il Co. S card
Gouert's new S25 suits
Centennial hats-Webb
Notice-City tax payers
List of unclaimed letters
Wanted-Traveling agent
Dubell's brevlty-BOys' caps
Shoes at enthusiastically
Horse and wagon at auction
Auction sale of crockerv, &c
Tender-footed ladies-Brevity
Ladies' cloaks-Kennard Il Co
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DOARDING-FoR MAN AND WIFE, WITH A
I'D furnished front room on I'd floor. Also room
furnished on Sd floor Apply at ...
sepS9tf 9l4 WEST STREET.
DOARD-WIrH EITHER SINGLE OR COM
ID municating rooms, at SOL West street, Whining
ton, Del. ocA.n
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togsel on commission, the world renowned French
Backing, Of jacquard, mere fills, and celebrated
combioAton blacklng brush. address
BUX las, STATION A.,
oct1S-2ts New York.
WANTED.-FOR CASH A FARM FROM % to
w 80 Acres, within IL miles of Wilmington.
REYNOLDS Il CO.,
oct14-tf 8S2 Market st., Wilmington, Del.
WANTED-A WHITE COOK, AT7l2 FRENCH
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Reference required. octl0-tf
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sep2tf Apply at THIS OFFICE.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
0FFlcE or Tux HERALD,
Dallas, Texas, October M. IS;0
MONETARY.

Ihe monetary MARKET Is somevrnt s,r,n,.
U ~ iut outside business, nut there * annie
ium9ls ior legitimate business mud common.
~ py,ILp-large pl ccs oral Us; small ID
nlLNER-Prlces nominal.
nrNWgref ~ Dnt llltle gold or silver In market.
discount; bank, par. ~ ''"'
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GROCERIES AMP pRoy.S,oYu

az, BACON-Clear sides, i21.gl3c; supply am
BuTTER-Comlng in rapidly; prices de-
clnlngi 20 cents according to grade FRESH
country. '"''' N"0''
CANDLEs-schaGers. lGg, @l7s;supply am.
pie. ''' "''''
CANnY-Stlck, "A 10 10 cents, according To
gr9dG Dallas Candy Mandatory II
CHEESE Western, li@l6.
COAL OII1-NlarRet bare; Is cents I'm bor.
rels; in cases SO 75nS3 co. ''
COFFEE-O!d good Java, 35gS6c; Rio choice
&c; prime, Pc .; common, 2Ia2lLr. Stock
ample; demand fair, with On upward tom
dency.
CORN MEAl4-supply good; boltod, Zoe.
unhoited, "a cents per bashel.
FLOUR-lOid Mills. 81 10 Cor tha host
NM from " to % p; XIX, " 9S; y, 81 10; 1t.
Louis, none offered.
HAMS-Faucy brands III. AnleN. lie, on
brands from Is to IL c; market quiel;s,0cii
mall.
KkOUT-Too late In the season TO ouote.
LARD-ln tierce, Nc; 2Ob pu!ls, l5i5c.
ran pahkS " pecks, IN tins, II g. Market
MOl.A5sES-stook light, Fancy Louis
lana, IOc; choice, 5Oc; prime, G0c; fair, t5c,
SALI-ln sacks, Liverpool, 8! for c0ar. e.;
me, ~ 2u; ONO river, IN barrels, fine, 81 ID;
dairy, in barrels, 81 10; table DC per sack,
supply light, market quick
SUdAk-Granulated by the barrel, PIC;
crushed, l21ac; powdered, l2t4c; prime pow
dered, 4c lower; coffee A. NC; coffee G, iGI.c;
choice Lonislana,.lOci nrime, l0i4c; dry fair,
New Orleans and New York reported
iEA-Flnest gunpowder, 81 25. Market
quiet, supply good,
VlNEGAR---Common, 25@SO CENTS double
strength, 5O@65C.
APPLES Zoe. for choice; lie, for
prime; lQc. for state. supply smooth.
POULTRI--StOck Light; demand GOOD
So 81 per dozen for chickens.
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'..a''.ss:''a FREE


Pick up almost any newspaper published
north OF the Red river and You win see the
word tFREE" In big black letters. keud Do~
low IL ami you Will Ind request ior Wy
names and address OF all the sons aud daneh-
tiers of tue North and East 70 10 sent y
"TEXAS EMIGRATION AGENT" schhns,
Missouri, WHO will mall them without cost
.FREE GUIDE 10 TEXAS" the land ~
sunbeams, beautiful prairies ana ioveIy W.
leya. This book we have seen, ~ ~ nccoin'
panied with beautiful colored maps, liusus-
lions, rates OF fare and freight, tull uf inI9I-
nation concerning our Giles Iivefr, ,n W ~
crops schools, churches, etc. VINO hx oyS I've W.
I've THE MISSOURI, kANsAS a TEXAS
RAILWAY. They are sending Thousands 70
all parts OF the United states and Euto2S IN.
This goes TO show what they are uoink ~.
Texas. They have lately reduced tisl r W.
of fare Tor emigrants almost one,hn; y. ~.
traius arc crowded and special trains NY
frequently run TO accommodate the ptop.s.,
They are spending thousands Qf donAfs "
Texas, They have twelve regular tseveinsnS
men employed distributing iree inIorWa ,ssss
states Tney ask our aid In Their cn z
pytronige the MISSOURI, KANSAS
TEXAS RAILWAY. 60 NORTH y w
DENIs0N and through the beauuini ln M. "
the Great Union Depot In ~. Louis Insy
don't compel you to ride three or TOUT WIN .t X
through the back streets and alleys ~ ~ ~
Louis In n topping omnibus. InVy ~ \ AKA
conohes and sleepers through ~ ,ssre INV
and enter the Union Depot. ~ tneE0 NM S,
other line from Texas that does N. Ns,o
They $50 run coaches and sleeping chLs ~, rr,s
Texas 20 Hannibal and Quihcy; nnnnssssfT
so, send their address 10 the unuofslfp wv <c:s
he will with pleasure forward them wv" M ",
alsol a beautiful pamphlet and otne. . -.
esting matter we'll worth the m,.e "A
Address, JAS, ~, pp = ~ Nv. l Y
Genl passgr Ag't, NJ ks: ~, a,,s' IA.
uue-dNw-tf r'-''''' IL A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-25

az u CON Per day Al hon,k e.A f ~, NJ
VI u 0lU y reel Isslnso7. 2 4 NV q s4ly.
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AND ITS CONNECTIONS FORM TUX
CoNNMCrioNs.

AZ rENAnKANA. with all trains on 1t.
Louis q Iron Mountain X. X. for ali polnts
North, East ana southeast.
AT lON0NlEW JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA. with trains ON the International
x. X. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, 0alyes.
ton and tsan Antonio.
Al DALLAS, with trains North and south
on Houston and Texas Central II. H. for
sherman, Paris Bonhhm, Mckinney, Cor
sioana, bremond, Waco, Houston and Aus
tin,
Al SHREVEPORT, with regular line of
SicdHleTs for New Orleans.
THIS line, being fully equipped with all
modern improvements, such as Wrestling.
house Air Brakes and Miller Truss Platforms
and Coupler, Ia unsurpassed for
Speed, Safety and Comfort.
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speed, Safety and Comfort.
Pullman !sla!. sll,,iag lln

Leave Dallas nc p. IN, daily (sundays ex-
cepted) running through TO 81. Louis with
out change, ~
Seouohs ana herths IN tnrougn sleeping
cars eau be secured at any time during tho
day on application ~ Ticket once. corner OF
Lamar ana Pacific Avenue,
Passengers are requested 10 obtain reliable
Information OF the superior advantages Of
this Great through Lime before selecting
theit route, thus enabling theal- 10 purchase
tickets by II thoroughfare preferred over all
others.
Any information In regard 10 rates Of
Freight or Passage VIII DO cheerfully furn.
ished, ana claims for ovefchnfge. loss or
damage, eto., will meet prompt attention Il
addressed 10
IL. ". THOMPSON, Jr.,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Marshall, Texas.
GEO. NOBLE, General superintendent
Marshall, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-25

NaXahachie Enterprise; On Wednes-
way night last Mr.. Jesse Smith and his
s'e' who live near Palmer walked over
Wv, w healghbors house, half u mile dis
In', the route being along the railroad.
n nS lhey We're returning home, some
W Ms'nng near them attracted the attention
!. MRS Smith, and she asked her hus-
o oslu what it was. Mr.. Smith looked
q" onH a. There was a large black bear in four
H. I'VE ieet of them, and coming direct
.oward them. Mr. Smith had moth
thss. not even n pocket knife but seeing
bo " ~, something must be quickly done,
tho p'Vched into bruin with the sand on
,o, u railroad and forced him to beat n
bu ae a This is pretty good bear tale,
related it, ~ '''' NO W. h''e
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-25
FRUITS AND MITES.

APPLES -Plentlful; they are quoted at
&i2g5 per barrel; orcxtra choice medium 81;
market dull.
ALMONDS-Fcragora from 23@25c per h..
BANANAs--t ON S2Gi per bunch. None.
FlGS-ln layer, per pound, 2Oc; no drum
figs in tRe market; small pill boxes by the
loo, VI 10,
LkMONS-Arc advancing and are quoted
at IS 50&l0 90 per box.
ORANGES--N re scarce and quoted Mt 80 90
@lO 20 per hundred for the Mcssina. No Pal
ermo or Louisiana in market.
PECANS-ATe scarce, nj ~ q per pound.
RAlSlN S-Layer per box, S3 5Otd3 1904 %;
for Fond0n %.
WALNtiTS--Greuoble are quoted nj zoe.
COCOASTTS-Are quoted at : % per hun
dred.
PEA NUTS-TenncSsee finn ut lOgI2c p !
pound
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Gainesville Gazette; 1t seems that
every other man in the Fifth CongIes-
sional District wants to 90 to Congress
himself, or keep his neighbor from go
ing. The probabilities are that Colonel
D, c. Giddings, the regular Democratic
nominee, will be defeated, The Radi-
calls, at the Brennan convention, made
10 nomination, but pledged their sup
ort to Wash Jones, the independent
indicate. If Governor Davis should
lake the race, he will undoubtedly de-
at both Giddings and Jones, and
lould he not-throwing his strength in
yor of the latter-Giddings, under the
'esent dlsatlected state of the Demo-
attic party will be defeated. We do
u think some of the leading Demo-
attic journals of that district are as de-
ted to the principles of the party as
ey should be for, instead Of showing
Wash Jones in the corrupt attitude
OF an INSCRIPTIONS bolter, which he has
proven himself to be, they have opened
Their columns to the harangues in which
he seeks to justify his action in becom-
ihga candidate. If Colonel Giddings is
not the choice of these organs, and his
record is such that he is not fit to be
placed in the field, urge on the people
we necessity of calling another conven-
.lon, to make more suitable choice,
instead of remaining soft on an un-
NFIpNlous bolter. Because Jones de.
houhces the convention system, and
yet says he is Democrat, does not
make it right that he should make the
race and receive Democratic votes, The
pem!ocratic party recognizes the con
,.ehtlon system as one of its rules OF ac-
Won, and he who denounces that rule
SHOWS himself to be that much less II
DDemocrat, and is not n true member OF
We party, Judge lIancocks heroic
Example, in submitting quietly to the
wishes of the convention, should be u
n,sin OF party tealty to such diseased
minds of demagogueism.
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YELLOW PINE-BoXing, fencing, scantlina
.! % per hundred; dressed boards, 81 a neI
hundred; ceiling, ~, 81; ceiling, "a, 1! ~
weaIherD9nrdlng,s 81 7jgS2; flooring, " 90.
WhLrE PiSE-Criling, !! 2l@s2 Is; wealth
eroOarulng, ssi select boards, sI 5Ogs5.
CYPRESS BOARDS-SiMSI 25
SHlNGLks-Whitc pine, SO 50@S5 81; cy-
press, So 5JGg5 90.
The market is evidently active. Demand
quiet supply ample. The amount of build
ing going on is considerable and no falling
of pcrceptihle
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WINEN AMI I.InItnna

OH bhEh-A nheuser's, SIS per cask; Uhrlp,s
s va per cask; Lemps SO per casI; Glncinnnii
WHlSKY-sl lO&3 50.
BltANDf-Applr, 81 5OgS 90; Cognac ss,a2F
Per gallon peach, 50 %; black berry, 81 "a,
GlN-Sl 5Oa2 10.
:, CHAMPAGNE - Cooks Imperial. SIS,
p mug IN baskets, SIS; Heldsiche's, Sl7 per
GLAREI-ls worth $3.50 to slO %, according
PORT WlNE-Is worth 81 5O@2 W per
sHERRY-standard, is worth $500 per
salon, >'V P''
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

NoltS-Texas in shuck, 20 cents, Texos IN
suck - cents Kansas, ear, none; KHnSas
S W. .", DSD cents. Market quiet sunny
WHEAT No, ,, old, none; No. q. oll az.
grades """ '"I loWvf
nnkihNiEh-B Brisk; shipping At iOa-Oe.
RlE-ij9jOc
BRAN--5OHG'c per cwt
hAi-Ohly local demand, nj s6as nor ton.
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LiME-The besquality In barrels, Is worth
81 ". In bulk, 81 90. ordinary Dallas, %
cents per huShel.
CEMENT - ltosendale Is worth 81 90 pe
barrel. Louisville best, little kept, "a 50 Dor
barrel.
PhASTER--ls worth IS 50 per barrel. The
supply OF the above mentioned articles in
ample: demand fair, market firm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-25
TORACCO AND CIHAnS.

TOBACCO-ls worth from 5oa75c oooo.,
Ing 10 quality; The market * Je"Iin,,,,,
the STOCK Is large ana the demand very go"5
, ,CIGARS-Worth from 50 25@S 90 for a6mes.
NC WIN Havana filters. Market is dulI, sm M.
ply ample, demand fair, "'"' sup
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15

PETERSoN'S MAGA2INB.---The July
number of this unrivalled LADY,. book
is already on Our table, brim-full of
good things, and more elegant than
ever. "Naught and Carry One" the
principal steel plate, is the lovellest
we have yet seen. The mammoth
colored fashion-plate is n wonder of
beauty. Then there is Centennial
Tidy" which every lady will begin to
work at once, dozens of other patterns
for the Workable; and score and
more of wood-cuts, illustrating the
fashions in bonnets, hats, linen, sea-
side and other dresses and childreti' g
costumes. The literary contents afe
even better than ever, and we had
thought "Peterson" unequaIed before.
"Beebe," by Mrs. Frances Hodgson
Burnett, is an intensely powerful
story, such u one as we do not see
more than once in five years '"JOsiah
Aliens Wife" has also one of her In.
imitable sketches. But everything is
good; if possible, better than good
No lady ought to be without this mag
azine. 1t is unquestiOnsbly the
cheapest and best of all, for the price
is only two dollars a year, postage
free, or one dollar for six months. Fol
clubs, great deductions are made, viz
six copies for ten dollars, for one year
including an extra copy to the person
getting up the club, and also superb
large-sized engraving, "Christmal
Morning." all postage free. Specimens
are sent gratis to persons wishing t,
get up clubs. Address CHAs. j. PETER
SON, 300 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Pa.
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not be maintained. A Judge un IN
Vermont has just declded the dues-
ton In the negative,
Mr.. Blain's symptoms are ihofe and
more encouraging every hutir, and his
complete restoration Is ohlSh question
of time,
1t appears that test case is to BIO
brought before the courts FOR the de-
cision Of the old question, whether
lager beer is an Intoxicating drink. II
it be not, then 1t is SUPPOSED that the
prohibition Of its sale on Sunday can
Counsel for Belknep have given
notice of a motion to postpone the
trial until next fall. Many Senators
and members of the Huhse favor the
proposition.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railtoah Com=
pany Is selling first-class passenger
tickets from New York to Chicago for
seventeen dollars; a reduction of five
dollars.
The strike Of the Chicago steel
workmeh has come to an end, the
men having given up their intention
of securing from ten to fifteen per
cent. advance in wages.
In the House Monday, a Joint reso-
luton was offered providing for the
gradual resumption of specie pay
ments, and repeating SO much of the
act as fixes the date at Jahuary lst,
1879.
The House appropriation committee
has reported the army appropriation
bill ($lO, 900, 900 less than the estimates)
and with the section reducing the
force of the army and the pay Of
officers.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-15

HIGH HANDED OUTRAaE.-On
Tuesday evening, about $50 o'clock,
Mr.. Clarance Luther was attacked by
two strange men, knocked down and
robbed of his pocket book containing
about sixty-three dollars. The occur
ance took place on the Mill st. cros-
sing of the Railroad, in our borough.
The men have escaped. That SO high
handed an outrage should occur upon
our streets, at so early an hour In the
evening, seems almost incredible. All
efforts to capture the men on Tuesday
night was unavailing.-&. Mary's
Gazette.
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pears to have been intended literally
to catch the Intrusive animal and not
throw her from the track, This calls
to mind the recent achievement of the
Pennsylvania Company, which is a
good Centennial item, esemplifying
the progress In rail-roeding. People
here have manifested good deal of in
terest in the fast-train experiments
and the successful running of the San
Francisco train flpm New York to
Chicago over the Pennsylvania Central
and Pittsburg and Fort Wayne tracks
in twenty-five minutes less than sched-
ule time, which was twenty-five
hours, is h gratifying achievement,
which only perfect road and equip
mdhts renders possible. From New
York to Pittsburg, 444 miles, no stop
was made at all-=the train running
steadily on Its way at an average rate
forthe entire trip Of A miles ali hour.
The beauties and delights of fine
floral display can be fully enjoyed
here along with all the rest. Having
walked through the acres of blooming
flowers, verdant sod and healthy ever
greens, surrounding horticultural hall
and through the orangeries and tfop-
ical groves of the fairy.like hall itself,
sweet music in the meanwhile floating
from the organ in the gallery, the Wis
itor passes out and around to the north
ern side Of the building, where he finds
another conservatory constructed as an an.
mex to supply space which the main struct.
ure lacked. This building is one great
gothic arch, cover ing an area Of ground $50
by 90 feet in sise. Canvas is used INSTEAD
of fgla3s ON the arch, and 4 delightful shade
is the consequence. The walks are of fine
sahd kept damp thereby imparling pleas
ant GOODNESS to the atmosphere. But the
attraction here is in the display Of rhodo-
dondrons in oil their charming varieties.
There are no flowers in the building but
these, and they are all owned and exhibited
by one man, Anthony watercr Khap Hill
Nursery, England. His exhibits here num-
Der l 500 plants, bearing, probably, twenty
times as many howers. In short time he
must remove them from the building, to
meke way for exhibitors of plants thriving
later in the year, and these, in turn, must
do in like manner for still others.
Last Wednesday was the Centennial an
niver,ary of the introduction in the Cont.
tinental Congress of the original resolution
Of independence. The brief resolution was
introduced by Richard Henry Lee, of Vir-
ginia, on tho 7ih of June, 1776, and lai
over till the following day Nhehi it went TO
committee and finally developed into O
formal declaration on July 4th The scene
was in independence Hall, which now at
tracts many visitors. A model, in meta
of the old Hall has been placed under o
glass covering in Memorial Hall, on the
Exhibition grounds. Scale, three-eighths
of an inch to the footI weight, t,2OO pounds
1t is an exact reproduction hoth of the in
terror and exterior of the Hall. Outside il
is of German silver, oxidized with red gold.
Inside are miniature copies Of the 100 por'
traits in the Hall, with models of the fur.
niture, desks, DC. And here, alas, is th'
short letter started out to write.
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II CARD.

To Ill who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions Of youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood, &c, will senda recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary in South America. Send self
addressed envelope to the Rbv. JOSEPH
T. ISMAN, Station ID, Billie House New
Yorh CifH.
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Caution.

weedville, April 4th, 1s76.-Ail bef-
sons are hereby warned not to purchase
any of the following named articles
now In the possession of Mr. A ] Avery
of IYeedville, Elk county, Pa, as said
articles were purchased by the under.
signed at Sheriff's Sale, and are only
left in possession of the said Avert
until convenient for me to remove
themi One sorrel mare, one black and
white COW, three yearling steers. one
two year old bull, one two wear old
heiffer, one white hog, one buggy. ons
lumber wagon, one pair log sieds' one
pair fancy sleds, one oil safe, one pair
platform scales, one heating stove and
pipe. one heating stove, one lot of no.
tatoes, one lot of corn and straw fod.
der. q. L. AVERY.
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We have referred elsewhere to the
fact that the money receipts at the
great exhibition are steadily on the
increase. On Wedne sday, June 7th,
81, 6Ta paying visitort were in atten-
dance, which at fifty cents each
amounted to Sl5,S36 SO. With the
exception Of the opening day, May
10th, and decoration day, May 90th,
this was the best days business yet
done. The aggregate receipts Of last
week were about $4,000. Compared
with the Vienna Exposition in 1878,
Centennial at Philadelphia runs far
away in advance of it in cash receipts
during the first month of the opera
tions of both. These figures show that
the receipts here are almost four times
as great as they were there within
that period. Instead of averaging, as
the American Exhibition is now do=
ing, over $4,000 day, we shall not
be surprised that during July the
amount will reach SiS,0Oo or $40, 900
daily. The chance for stockholders to
realize from their subscriptions is not
therefore SO desperate after all, even
deducting the $l,50O,000 which Com
gress gtud ngly voted on the Shylock
condition that this claim should have
precedence over all others.
1t is noticeable that large propor-
ton Of the paying visitors on ordinary
days are ladies and men of leisure.
The sons of toll, who would be most
benefited by an inspection of the
achievements of their co-laborers,
from but a small portion of the total
number of fattendants.-,Neck's Phica.
R. R. Guide.
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Caution.

All pers0tis are hereby warned not
to purchase or meddle with one Mosler
a Bahman fire proof safe purchased by
the Undersigned at Sheriff's Sale, and
left In the case of A. ]. Avery of Weed
vile, Until convenient to remove the
same, as the said A. ]. Avery has no
interest in said safe.
Il. r. AVERY.
weedville, April 1st., 1S76,-nStf.