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Notice..

~ the aoove Order. and In pursuance OF
law, | hereby give notice to all holders of
warrants or outstanding scrip Of Crawford
County. Arkansas rs aforesaid, to present said
warrants or outstanding scrip to the County
Court of said county n; the office Of the Clerk
of said county In the town Of Van Buren,.
Arkansas On
Monday the ODD day OF July q. d. 1877.
for the purpose In said order setforth. or
thereafter be forever debarred from deriving
any benefits from their claims.
JOHN +. WINFREY.
Sheriff of Crawford County.
Van Buren,, Ark, April goth, 1877.
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Flea Powder.

Charlie RiblIng has for sale, at his
shop powder that lays heas and all in
scots out at short notice. 1t is sure death
to ants, cockroaches, moths, &c. One
trial will satisfy you that your money is
well expended. Get bottle, and quit
scratching
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Mrs Ella Newell got back heme,
Wednesday night, from a trip to Pine
Bluff. =
~ Mrs NJ. Lynch went down to Alma,
on the train, Thursday morning, to pay
= Maggie visit
Col. Thad Reynolds went down the
road, Thursday morning
Walker Moore slid off for the Hot
Springs, Wednesday morning.
8 Miss Fannie Robinson, of St Louis,
arrived on the train, Tuesday night. for a
visit with her aunt, Mrs. D. C.. Will
Jams.
3 Capt. Whitesides got scared, and
went back on " Uncle Ed" But Sides
promises US the best ham he has got in
bis store-room
8 Miss Jessie Ward, left on the train,
Friday morning, for Russellville, on a
visit to relatives at that place. The
boys of that pretty town had better hold
10 their hearts.
Col Geo E. White left Friday night
On the Fisher line, for q business trip
over the mountains. Success to the
Stirring boy,
Will johnson, Of Lees Greek, was
in town, Wednesday. He and Gen. Ar
nistead, are in the cattle trade.
Sam. Martin takes George Whites
place, on most all occasions, during his
absence. His sign is out at the corner.
NV Uncle Jesse Branson and Mr. Fears
called on us, Friday. They tell us the
wheat crop is just agnficent, both in
quality and quantity. Theirs is the son g
all over the county.
E Farmers will give attention to the
new advertisement of the Cedarville mill
Every thing has Laen-. put in complete
Order from garnet to cellar for the recep-
Zion Of the new crop The -four from
Branson's mill always finds ready sale
in this market, from the fact that the fam
lily that has once used it, want it, and will
have it, again The best is always the
Cheapest.
1t Is rumored that the Alma Brass
Band will meet Wilcox and Huckcberry
at the Depot, on the 9Th ult., on the oc
casion of their speaking at that town on
tne county seat question.
~Vote Against Removal.
az We learn that MISS Mcbride had to
pay, out of her own pocket, the expense
Of the visit of Superintendent Hill to the
High School, here, last week
If you want smoothing for collie in
horseS. go to Henry Ogden He has the
stuff that will bring them right out.
The mower and reaper are in the
land and the thresher is right behind.
The reports of the wheat crops al
over the county are splendid, and the
farmer has a smile on bis face. Marve
Ward thinks he will, On his poor" up
Rnd, beat :" Sides" on his rich bottoms
Both promise bushel or two for sample
put backfoot" is mighty unsartain.
Andy Lockhart's June apples are
rs fine as any we have seen.
Misses Maud Clegg, Maggie Wood,
Bessie Green and Clara Emo, were grad.
oates OF the Normal School, and received
diplomas
DR. Yarbro showed US few stalks
red wheat, grown by John II. Mead
Aws, Esq, of Lafayette, that is extra
shne. The seeds are large and very heavy.
The Doctor reports wheat in that section
Sery fine Soft goes all aroun the cir.
.cle.
1t is pleasant, as VIC move along
among friends, to hear the household
y ords, and see the household attach
tnents common to us all. This is stri-
kingly illustrated in the appreciation we
All have of Brady's Family bitters; for
" everybody takes it."
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District Conference.

The time for holding the GAINESVILLE
district Conference of the NJ E Church,
South, at Ozark, is hereby changed from
June 29th and July LIST, inclusive, to July
85-S. All the travelling and local prea
schers In the district, and three lay dele
gates from each charge, are members
we hope to have the new church ready
Ind entertainment will be provided fol
all who come.
II. W. GRENADE, p Z.
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The People Want Proof.

There Is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by Druggists, that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior virtue as BoscnEE's GERxAS
SYRUP for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the breast, Consumption, or any di-
scase ofthe Throat and Lungs. A proof
of that fact is that any person afflicted
can get q Sample Bottle Tor 10 cents and
try it's superior effect before buying the
regular size at rs cents. 1t has lately
been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wonderful cures are as
tonishing everyone that use it. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it Solo
by r. WALL, Van Buron.
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Little Rock and FIT. Smith Kailwa!
Timetable.

I Trains leave Van Buren, for Little Rock, dali
Nv, Sundays excepted. at 7:37 I'm.
Trains arrive at Van Buren,. from Little
4 Rock at G:l2 Up. m, daily, except Sundays.
u Trains run by st Louis time which is 20
minutes faster than Van Buren, time.
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~ am surprised, Deacon said the
pastor, "to learn that you of all men
should have been seen at that wicked
Aimee performance" "Well, you see.
sir. got dead head ticket, and
thought it my duty to go and keep some.
body else out OF q seat who might have
been harmed by the exhibition. '-Bos
ton Traveller.
Once man addressed Jane Grey
Swisshelm as Jennie He is dead. p.
S.--She wishes he was alive aud would
do it again.
1t ia related of Thomas II. Benton
that gentleman whose guest be waa,
went up to- his room ON the morning
after he had made speech, taking q
newspaper containinga very laudatory
| notice of his remarks, Have you read
it, sirp Docs it do justice to the sub
tjeot." asked the host ~ know al
about il, air" replied Benton. With
great dignity, II wrote it all myself"
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,

County OF Crawford IS
thereby certify that the above and foreYo-
ing Is full and true copy taken from the re-
cords of the County Court OF Crawford Coun-
ty, Arkansas, In the matter of the Reg!stra.
ton and Classification Of the warrants and
scrips of said county.
Witness my hand and seal Of said court.
this Goth day of April 1877
ED. A. SCOTT, Clerk.
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A fashion report saws that gentemen's
hats are provided with a new kind Of
ventilator, which will last much longer
than the hole stye Anything that will
oullast hole must be valuable addi
ton to the resources Of the people
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Wheat Wanted,

Fash, and the Highest price, paid
for Wheat, by
&. B. HILL.
A Van Buren, June ls, 1877 If
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-"Boy"' said an tempered old fell
low to a noisy lad, "what are you boiler.
in for when am going by p
"Humph" returned the boy. why
are you going by when ! am hollerin' p
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UVote Against Removal.

g# &C R. Horton, watchnaker and jew
kler, at Mrs. titchner's Millinery Empo-
rium, Fort Smith, keeps constantly on
hand 6ne assortment of Clocks, Jew
flry, etc. Watches sent to him from
Feighboring towns for repairs, will re.
seeive prompt attention. may22,
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y The river falling slowly, with feet
en- the bare.
N The Granger is due, to day
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so, West 4th ST Cincinnati, 90

Something should be done to pre-
vent hogs from roofing on the streets
While we are willing to admit that the,
are excellent scavengers. yet we are com
PEELED to say that their roofing under thu
garden fences of our citizens, constitutes
them nuisance Cannot some plan b.
adopted to avoid this.
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II. W. GRENADE, p. L.
Il. M. PAINE, 2. 4.
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Vulcanized Rubber In every Conceivable
Form, adapted TO universal use.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-17
General BcIknap VendCr of Writing
Ink,

Keokull (lowa) correspondence to
the st, Louis Republican While
conversing with friend the other day,
exSecretary Belknap's long and flowing
beard was seen approaching, propelled
by the power behind, or rather beneath
it. lie salutcd my friend, who introN
duced me- and took the two fingers oil
the right hand which the ex.secretary
presented to me between the thumb
and under finger of my good right flip
pcrs, and while we both INDUCED in a
gantecl, high-tone shake" cast n
penetrating glance into the handsome
features before me, and while rapidly
running my eyes down over the spotless
shirt front, over the vest buttons, and
taking in a pair of pants cut in the la
test style, mentally concluded that in
the struggle between care and Belknap
the latter had secured the under hold
and had the best of the wrestle. He
has freed himself from the cares of Off.
cial life; the incumbus OF Office troubles
him but lttle-it is another sort of ink
he has to deal with now. Yes, Bel
KNAPP has joined the irrepressible army
OF puerrllas known as commercial tray
elers, and is introducingand expatiatina
on the merits of a patent indelible ink
for the use of postmasters in canoeing
stamps, and it won't be long before the
general is discovered along with the res
of the boys sitting around the stove in
the office of some country hotel swap
ping lies in regard to sales and bullying
the landlord in the most approved
fashion.
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Another Victim Of Doctors latin ana
rug Clerks stupidity.

Baltimore has another victim Of docs
tors Latin and drug clerks stupidity.
A physician who prescribed port wine
for child, named it Oipum opOrG in the
prescription, The drug clerk, uncerN
tain what the scrawl meant exactly,
gave death the benefit of the doubt,
and filled y bottle with pmum opii, or
wine Of opium, The consequence is
that the little sufferer will probably he
n shining angel before the week is out,
If the doctor had called in plain Eng.
fish for wine of opium" the chances
Nre that drug clerk with hardly more
than enough intelligence to twiddle his
thumbs would have found the right
bottle, What possible purpose of any
kind is served by using the Latin phrase
rather than the English, when the man
who is written to can read English,
cannot be, imagined. But even if the
reason for the use of Latin were fairly
good one, the reason for the use OF
English would be better, seeing that
the latter policy would often prevent
fatal mistakes,
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---------------------------
The Issue in n Nut shell.

Hawkeye: Modern finance Is the
most inscrutably mysterious mystery
that ever myssitied the human race.
Do you suppose the all-conqaering Ro.
mans would ever have made conquest
Of the world II they hau been com.
PEELED to understand why 1t is that
elastic currency, such as Ia demanded
by the requirements Of trade, could
only he secured by the annual retire.
ment as eventual cancellation of an
amount OF bonds, equal In bulk to the
reissue Of the displaced currency In
legal tender notes, intro. convertible
with gold at par, az the basis OF me.
dunn OF exchange, equal la circulation
and OF equalized distribution, and -
and 80 fOrth2
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How to Treat one. R.,.,,.,..

Toronto Evening Telegram Scene
A fashionable wateringplace-Family
packing TO return TO the city.
Where is That Husband of Mine ? "
with His GRANDMOTHER, in the top
oil the large trunk. But has any one
seen My Mother>in.Law p"
u put II in the band.box with .Our
Girls.
That's right Here, Susan, put II eli.
ems Babies and these other trifes in the
snawistrap. Strap Them tight, or they
Will fall out III put the Other PEG.
pies Children in the little black BAG
Where's Charlie7 | declare, if he hasn't
gone of with That Girl Of Mine and
i think he has the New schoolma' am
with him, too"
ENTER Charlie)-"Don't forget 70
take along That Wife Of Mine, | shall
want her when | get home"
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Fatal Enthusiasm Of n Dog.

Dayton Journal: Dan, an intelligent
black.and.tan dog at the Arlington
House, committed an indiscreet act
yesterday that cost him his life. lie
was up in the third story OF the build
ing, when two dogs on the street below
engaged in fight. Dan sprang to the
window and looked down on the COM
hatants, his indignation rising to fury
as ne watched the struggle. At last his
excitement went beyond control, and
with leap he cleared the window and
bounded into space. He fell on the
pavement with a slight whimper, un.
able to rise, both forelegs been broken
10y the fall. There was wistful look in
his eyes, but there was no hope, and
the report OF pistol signalized the end
OF poor Dams career.
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shmIiipsI Omtthe Enemy.

1t Ia better to shut out the enemy, disease
than to battle with him after he has entered
the fortress of the body. Therefore, II health
Is endangered by hurtful influences, such as
maiar,ous atmosphere, unhealthy occu-
p0tlons, sedentary pur uits, and those which
necessitate undue physical or mental strain
or exposure in roui h weather, IL Is the part
of wisdom TO protect IL by the use of n relia-
BILE preventive No article sold, advertised
or prescribed IL 40 well adapted for this pur-
pose ~ ll~stetter'S stomach Bitters, an agree
able and etflc Acious tonic, recommended by
physicians as II medicinal stimulant and
corrective, botanic In It's derivation. and
having for lis spirituous ha's old rye of the
purest quality, which preserves In an unde-
terioratihg form the potent vegetable Juices
and extracts combined with IL. Fortified
with thisbenign preventive, the system may
bid defiance o. disease, no matter how unfa
vorable the conditions. dt,lloct22wlt
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Trigg County Democrat; Situated
IN lonely forest, distant from any
human hal itatlOn, aud near an old,
neglected aud abandoned country road,
not far from Esq, samuel Larkln's saw
Mill H. this county, IN one OF the finest
and costliest monuments TO be seen
outside Of Il city cemetery, erected over
he remains Qt AN eccentric old bach
elor, Noah HollOwell, who died In
Caldwell in 1872, The shat In Of the
llneat Italian marble, running mp
twenty-five feet In the air, from u base
" corresponding nneness, and surS
rounded by nm iron fence which cost
ak hundred dollars. The monument
commemorative the virtues Of the de
ceased cost the sum Of two thousand
dollars and stand within few feet Of
hls birth place, Of which no trace re-
mains except slight excavation overs
grown with briers and bushes, show
ing where the dwelling once stood
Here he was buried under directions in
his will, In coffin made OF two inch
walnut plank, with room enough in.
side for him TO turn over and change
position provided the situation re-
Quired IT,
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The correspondent of the Common.
~edAh, published at Philadelphia, in a
letter from Washington to that paper,
respecting the Mexican question, says
that there is combination of adyen-
turous spirits and reckless spectators
who are engineering scheme to ac>
quire the five northern states of Mexi,
co, and that it was conceived in the
interest of the Texas Il Pacific railroad.
The article is meant to cripple the
Texas a. Pacific railroad.
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GOVERNOR HuBnAnD, in his speech at
the Bolton fair, said that Texas is gets
ting rich at the rate of one hundred
million per annum. The taxable prop.
erty in 1876 was two hundred and fifty
million, while now it is three hundred
and fifty million. AT this stride, in
1880 it will be seven hundred millions,
with three millions of people, while she
will be represented by twenty odd mem.
bcrs of congress-
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Bully Aerala.

fHE DAILY hERALDlh published every
nOrnlng, except on Monday, NJ SlD pc
annum In advance, postage prepaid or
~ oAnts per week delivered In tho city
ADVERTISING RATES one square ten lines
n0npnroill Que time VI 40 O ioh subsequent
Insertion, 20 0sntA special ralas for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers.
ThE wRKKIN HEHALD II published every
Saturday morni igat W Gu per year, post
age prepaid,
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WHEN one is reminded of the fact
that Conkling, Blaine and Butler, above
all other public servants, have dramatic
effect in view, it is notat all singular that
their desks should be the only ones
decked with huge boquets at the open.
ing of the called session yesterday, They
are possessed of means amply sufficient
to buy them every day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-17

WE ARE in receipt OF the lionitor
edited and published by the Peace
Society, and from the tone of the
articles we infer it is trying to keep the
United States from demanding salts
faction from Mexico. Wonder what the
editor of that paper would do if he
had the management of an outrageous
and obstreperous school boy2 We put
- n,;ldl,,
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Louis Cards, the leader Of the III
Paso Mexican mob, and who was killed
by Judge Howard, was born at the foot
of the Alps in Italy, and served for a
time in the army of General Garboldi
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Dr. j. JON ES.
OFFICE OVER OGDEN woLFF's STORE.
Cor Elm and Lamar Streets, Dallas, Texas

Does general practice I'm Medicine and MIR.
~. Gives spec iai attention TO disease y,
.,.,sn ana children, and 10 all diseases neJ.
taining 70 Office Drucfice per
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE
circular on diseases of the Heat 49,,
lungs Nasal CtH0rrh, DUsDeDsi1, 5s,,, anu
pr n,sniyfihoids, Etc will be sent To any "a =
STAMPS. ~" thfee cent
A Vs. IttoRe Circular sent sealed on reca,,,
Of two three cent stamps, ieoelpi
ohlice HOURS To u q. m. to and : IN q
jy29dtf
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A DISPATCH from the Red Cloud agen-
cy to the commissioner of Indian If
fairs at Washington, states that the
Sioux Indians, since the return of the
chiefs, express willingness to be re-.
moved to the new reservations on the
Missouri river
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A WASHINGTON dispatch says it is hard
to tell whether the democrats orthe
ant-IIayos republicans are most pleased
by the result in Ohio. 1t is common
to hear the latter express wish that
Pennsylvania may 90 the same way,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-17

TuE state Of Sonora, Mexico, which
joins the United States at the southern
boundary Of Arizona, is represented as
being the seat of secession from the
Dim government, Have patience, dear
Sonora.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-17

tbs news of the election of Randall
as speaker will be iavorably received
throughout the country.
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IRIS said that the heavy rain which
foil during Monday night did the un-
picked cotton u great deal of harm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-17

TnR result of the Ohio election Is but
the keynote to the coming ones of the
Olher stAtos.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-17

The model Of Hayes southern policy.
fortunately, was saved from the patent,
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MO .SISG OCTOBER II,

SHERMAN has spiritual scSton--he is
always drunk,
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.
Waniod Situation.

Four-line Advertisements inserted twice IN
THIS column for Twenty-Five Gents
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PRIVATE OFFICE & RECEPTION ROOM
No. go Elm ST.. Dallas. Texas

OVER HARRY BROS. TIN ANDsTOyE STORE.
No. 020 Elm ST.. Dallas. Texas
FEMALE DISEASES made a special
| study, The success iul treatment of scores nl
ladies In Dallas and vicinity is sufficient Ia
| commend Others afflicted To The same trrnt.
| mCnt The bdrbdrOiO trcdfincBf MIN ,,o,fstjr,
mierlU discarded.
llWmorrhoids cured In all eases without
tho use OF knife, ligature, enustic, or clam %.
All rectal disCa made a specially
TAPEwORMs REMOVED lin 4 FEW
HOURS.
| NERVOUS Disc Asses Epilepsy, Chorcn.
Neuralgia, Carries OF Nertebrae resulting I'M
curvature OF spine aud nervous derange-
Jotlty OF cases.
Diseases of the Eye and Fyelids, of the Ear
ana Head. Especial attention called To- IA.
SAL CArARRn and Its accompanying mala-
Dtsedsos of conddeaiidi nature treatssl and
cured promptly without injury TO patient.
! advertise the same a. the merchant or
any legitimate business man. viz: 10 do
humanity good and advance personal inter
sccond-Becausc am not ashamed of my
Third-Because I expect 10 deal honorable
cover up. w
Fourth-Becau have the right as much
az corporation Of doctors, = e,jl,ere. an IN
urinary, or wOuld.be-instliute, aud 4 h no
bodys business but my own.
nose az distance cen consult by lettrr
anu anu receive prompt attention by encIus.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
ADDRESS Dcck Box iiui, Dallas, TexaS. or
eall Personally NJ ~ Elm street.
sepmlly
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Miscellaneous Wants.

M ANTED - Everybody to have THEN
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired at
JACOB. W EBER'S Cleaning and Dyeing Els
punishment, SOB Main street, Dallas. Satls-
ihction warranted. iulyll-lyr
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nOARDERs WANTED-A gentleman and
~ lady can get com Portable board no Or,
hughes late residence corner Live Oak and
Pearl streets. octlG-2t
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AZ ANTED "A competent timer wants
W nNluntl0p lms Ind Nnyrn yeNiH uArp-
Renee ~ sHloAmhn M u stove, hardware uu u
Implement store, Addrers II, O., box 100,
Dallas, upll7-gt
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n win unoXcrpllonable references, w-h,b
u hltuhllou M sniesWOman, Has hud cNur-
uenen IN dry goods, nntlUnR nnd millinery,
Answer ANNIE ATODDARD, sherman,
Texas, through uOstniiiOe, uctl6g,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.



Notice IL hereby given that on the 18th of
September, lS17, the real estate firm of j, z,
Murphy N Co. was dissolved by mutual cou-
sent, John y. Murphy retiring, and the bu-
sinesS continuing IN the name of w. +. Cum.
Minis and j. III. Davis.
J0HNP. MURPHY,
W. +. CUMMlNS.
The undersigned desires to return his sim
cere thanks To the patrons OF the late firm
OF j. L, Murphy " Co, and recommends the
new flrm of Cummins Il Davis 10 their ia
voyable consideration.
octlldlm j. p. MURPHY.
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EARM HANDS-Tnrce nrsl-olass lurm
i hhnllA ana one COOK can nnd employ.
ment with good Wages by Applying linmc'
dlntely 10 BOOKllOUT Il SIMPSON, ntiur-
neyS nt-lnw, tU7 Main street. octll-il