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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-14

Dutchmsn in the Pennsylvania oil
regions let his lands to an oil company
last spring on condition of receiyiue
one-eiehth of the oil procured. Tn,
well proved to be q pretty good one
and the farmer began to think the oil
men should give him better chance
and Yentured 10 tell them so. They
asked him what he wanted. Hes,id
they ought to give him one twelfth
The arrangement was finally made
with the understanding that the Dutch
man was not TO tell anyone. All wen
smoothly until the division day came
when our friend was early at hand Il
see how much better he would be of
under the new bargain. Eleven bar
rels were rolled to one side for the ri
men and one fer him. 'How's dishY
said he. al drinks pos to get more a,
before. You have made some mis-
take The matter was explained /.
him that he formerly got one barrel GU
OF every eight, but it was his proposi
ton 10 take enc out of every twelve
This revelation took him sbaok, 1T,
scratched his head, looked cross ant
relieved his swelling breast OF feeling
OF seli-reproaeh 10y Indignantly remark
ing, Veil dat ish de first time az eve
! i<nowed eight was more AS dwelye,-
Miners Journal.
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wen s.,,s CAr,.s,....

A wen built christian is harmonious
in all his parts. No one trait shames
another. He is not tumble of neon
sistencies--to-dsy deyout to morrow
frivolous: to-day liberal to one cause.
and to~n,oryow niggardly toward an.
other; to-day fluent in prayer, and to-
morrow fluent in fAlsehoods. He does
not keep the fourth commandment on
Sunday. and bveak the eighth com
mandmert on Monday. He does not
shirk an honest debt to make q hinge
donation. He il not in favor of te,nper-
anee for other folks, and Of . elass Of
toddy for himself He does not exhort
or pray at each Of a few meetings ne AZ.
tends, TO make up arre&rages FOR the
more meetings which he neglects He
does not 80 consume his spiritual fuel
during revival seasons, that he il cold
- Nova zembls during al the rest Of
the time, nor do his spiritual feryors
ever cut run hia we'll ordered con rerss,
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Mr.. Troliope asserts that he does ali
his writing before breakfast. Milton
Taylor said at q literary fund dinnel
which Mr.. Motley was present, thai
all his literary work had been don,
before official hours in the morning.
II. j. Byron says he only writes two
hours a day, but he takes credit 10,
thinAing good deal. Mr. Hepwortb
Dixon, literally writes from morning
to night. tGeorge Elliott ia her at iesk
six or seven hours day. Mrs. Henry
Wood writes every day until dinner
time. How many hours a dav do
you write T' asked Farieon TODAY.
IAN the time" was the reply, and il
was very near.2 true. The late Lord
Lytton said that m two hours daily,
great things In literature might be
done, and somebody has flushed that
up and adopted the idea In imsgina.
ton. Why even Scott never, on his
working days, wrote less than five or
ak hours, and he always sat down to
ms desk primed. There was no affec-
tatien of leisure about the authors OF
"Pendennis" aud David CopperfieId. y
and Balzac would lock himself up Tor
weeks together. and write hour after
hour at = stretch, and would come forth
into the world with his book-hau.
gard, care-worn and exhausted. Miss
Braddon has been in the habit of writ
ing from ten to sixteen hours every
day, and only couple OF years ago
her labor was 30 incessant that il
turned her brain, and she had TO Law
down her pen for many months In the
middle OF . novel, which was finished
by . friend.
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Ioreisl.l
PROCLAMATION BY The GOVERNOR
or the State of Texas.

or resumption OF the possession and sort.o
o. the state p-nitentiary and the propert,
anu conN lets belonging theTeto-In n,
name and by the authority OF the State Of
7. al % whOns t.ese lpressl.is shall eoa.e
know ye, That j, r b. Hubs I'd. by au.
Texas and In behalf of said state ,haU -,
Monday, the second day OF April is77 \. /, !
anu fes1me the possession, control, and
management OF the penitentiary AZ Hua...
Vile, and all the properly aud eouyists -
longing thereto. whether within or vitIap,
the wsi.s q said penitent any.
said state TO A. ]. Ward. E L. nevsr an,
Nathan Patton, and al the auth ortttS. as
powers conferred thereby, case and de-
As soon A. the property can be turnss
over TO the STATE, and . setfiement ms,s
vim the lessees, 10 that can know what ~
new lease-fair and opsn compsfittnn III, .
allowed TO all. Judge james II sh.nayt =.
riosvis county, Asio. II. X. White, Of EilI.
cunnty, will be appointed Commi..,ann ,s
cuder section OF the act OF the .egI.is ,e.s
approved August -, Is7e. ana are desisnstsa
the iessees viii tufn over surrend., 80 ~ /.
ns I'VE. SAID penitentiary, It's property AMI con
Hon. Thomas J. Goree. of walk, ,,
VII De Appointed resident snperiniends2
o. the penitsntiary At Huntsviil~.
xvnsfA W +. Hardeman, Of Galveston
me part OF the STATED of the properly ne.
2nifed 70 e Appraised under the act Of Aa-
All convfcts viii be delivered BY Sheriff.
70 the superintendent, who IL authori xe<i 10
give due receipt therefor
FIR he pvrsesf, where contrAets are helm =
carried out In GOOD faith. conyfcts AZ work
on farins Will NOT b iaterfered with.
In testimony whereof, ! hereto sign my
uame and cause the seal Of atate 10 be m xrd
- Austin, this I'D day Of March, A IL
b. h HCBRARD, Gov rnoris
~ dc eoysrao<: L .. szA,rr. 80, rs,.r
moh1ndn
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fhe Leading e,s,l,hx I,ou.e II s,.,l.,..

e. NJ. Kahn d Hro. justly claim this
I, vstistieal title, on ascoitnt of their
h.sssttg the mnst extensive stock of
well made clothing in the city Of Dali
las, and as good as Is kept in Calves.
top- New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods As cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assert
| ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock will convince
anyone as to the truth of their asser-
tons. They also keep first-eIass
stock OF mems furnishing goods, con.
sistiDg of complete stock Of mems
hats, which they make specially or.
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
| which they offer at extrerne low figures
They also Keep sn hard the most COM
pieie aud finest line of neck wear and
hosiery in the city. Ia view of the
| above stern fact, we cau cheerhlIIy
recommend ali of our citizens and the
puolic generally, to call around and
! examine their stock, and we feel con-
hdent that they will coincide with Us.
aud pronounce T.. NJ Kahn d Bros.
the leading clothing house Ia
| Dallas 4,
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Key Votes Axaisst Withdrawing the

Cincinnati Enquirers Washington
correspondent 1t is claimed tonight
by Chamberlain men lat the cabinet
has not yet decioed to withdraw the
troops, bat that vote on the direct
proposition, is to be taken at ten clock
tomorrow. They admit, however, that
the decision viii be against them
Senator Patterson SAYS the vote viii be
Schur6I Evafts, BeTens and McCrary in
favor of withdrawal; and Sherman, Key
and Thompson against Being asked if
he was not placing Key on the wrong
SIDE ofthe count, he replied with EN-
phasis NO, sir; | know what ] am
talking about. ] wish all the members
OF the cabinet entertained the same
! opinion as Key on the subject Pats
terson thinks that Hayes is maxim a
I great mistake, and that he will find il
out when it is too late to apply the
remedy. lie says he is going back on
the very men who made the way for
him to the seat he now holds.
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Laying for Him,

Detroit Free Press: 1t having come
to the ears of the United States official.
at this point, that Big English, the boot
black, had handful of lead nickels in
his possession, the boy was YESTERDAY
interviewed on the subject.
"aes, I've got ninsteen bad nickels in
my trousers pocket" vas his prompt
reply.
And what are you doing with
themat
Holding right on to EN-. You
needn't think you've got case aein
me, for you havent''.
Low did you get those bad pieeesg
Rich man. who shall be nameless-
black his boots every morning-hands
me out lead nickel-thinks he's got a
soft thing on me, but I'm layin' for
him.
"HowT"
Why, he's got daughter about lmy
age III be thinking of marrying in two
or three years mers, and III shoulder a
bag OF his niokels. walk into the parlor
and gently say: Mister man. love thy
fair daughter and / demand her hand
in marriage. Behold the proofs of your
vile perfidy. and come up to the rack O,
go to the jugf You just keep still and
let him shower out his bogus coins.
amt handsome, but I'm a terror 10
plant
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key Belongs Body aud Seal In m ave.

Pine Bluff ARK Press; Mr.. Kew
gives out the keynote that he will work
in the harness of the adtninistt alton
and will endeavor in every way possible
to conform his department to the wish.
es OF the president and the Republican
party. We ask, then, is Mr.. Key a
Democrat? Has he not estranged him,
self from h 5 party2 Is he not in full
accord with the Republican party. and
will it do for the Southern peopie-the
Democrats OF the South, If you please
70 depend upon him in the future2 We
have no unkind feeling against him. We
trust that he will make an efficient
officer, but we are not one of the kind
70 feel one way and wink another.
Hence, we do not hesitate to say with
the lights now before us, that Nj. Kew
belongs body and soul to Hayes and his
office>holders, and to the Republican
party.
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Charleston News and Courier: There
are four persons in South Carolina who
know who is governor. They are TiIda
Norris, Amzi Rosborough, David Cor
don, and one of the Haussman murder
ers. The first three have been PAP
doned by Governor Hampton, and re-
leased from jail. They are now at
liberty. The other was sentenced to
be hanged, and was reprieved. His
companions, who were not reprieved
were executed These are concrete
facts. Governor Hampton can release
from Jail, and save from the gallows
On the other hand. there is not coun
~ IN the State. that we know of. wher,
a warrant issued l,y an sppointee o
Chamberlain would be respected; no
Is there Jailer who would pay an,
regard to his so-called parpons. Al
the power and strength and authorit-
are on one side, and shat is the side o
Hampton
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The way to drive the piano maken
away from the white house is to hold
the old forte,
Rear Admiral Amy has been sen.
fenced to death-in other words, he has
been retired.
Delaware averages only seven divorces
year, and part of them come from
Cameron's State.
It might be well to make Chamber.
lain chief justice. He's been the chief
injustice long enough.
johanna Voce, An Astoria domestic,
recently slept in = room full of coal sas,
and u no longer viva yoce.
The Charleston News speaks of
~ChAfieston's voice in Washington.
They must use the telephone there.
A Belgian society i training carrier
cats The latter will still continue the
concert business after office hours.
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Goats for the Indians,

San Antonio Herald There is ser.
geant and a detachment of men rom
Fort Sill in town, who have been here
nearly a month, the object of whose
visit is to take back 10 that post mum
Der Of goats for the Indians on the re.
serve, THE being the nearest goat mar.
ket, the regain around about Fort Sill
being gDat-forsaken kind of oounlry.
The reserve Indians take kindly To
goats. They have to raise something
and raising goats diyerts their minds
into other channels than raising 1exa.
horses, and scalps. etc. Goats are, how
ever, not as plentiful, nor are the price.
as reasonable as Uncle,,Sam supposed
We should think that people VIII bc
willing TO get rid of the goats Tor moth
ing If thereby they get rid Of the In
dams, too
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A Missouri Girl Ascends Mount Popo
ralRp~tI

The Two Republics of the City OF
Mexico March II, says: "A party com
posed Of DR.. Julius A. Skilton, United
States consul general; Mrs. SkiIton and
Harry Skilton, Major Frank De Ores.
and Mrs. De Gress, Mr.. James wastall
and Mrs. Wastall, Miss Bertha Reid, o.
Columbia, No; Messrs James Sullivan
Charles Steward, George Green and
Kitchener, left Thu city on the 18th
inst, and on the 7th--with the excep
ton OF Mrs. Wastall and Mrs. De Gress
who were i'll the previous night-as
cended to the crater OF Popoeatspetl
being seven hours in making the ascent
After spending several hours in the en-
Ioyment of the extended and interest
ing view before them. they returned
taking less than an hour on the d $.
cent, sliding down on pstates
Dr. Skilton returned to the city tn,
next day, and the remainder Of tn
party extended their excursion t,
tuernavaea, and on the ll.h they yisite,
the cave of Cachuamilpa. BY tele
gram We are advised that the party i
IN excellent health and condition, an,
were to return TO the city last night.
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An acre Of blood: the Mount

An acre of blood: the Mountain
Meadow massacre.
A Newport florist sends 1900 yiolets
TO New York weekly.
By Jiminez these arrests Of American
eonsnls must be stopped.
New York claims . parallel to Mrs.
Tilton. Don't mention it.
A granddaughter Of Bishop Vain.
wright is going on the stage.
Deceased hsd a nature n sensitive As
sore thumb.-0maha obituary.
Mrs. Gimlet. of Deal, England. lately
hanged herself because she found life .
bore.
A cake Of new maple sugar in the
hand il worth two in the bush. s--Wor-
cester Press.
Aiss Hulett, the promising lady law
yer Of San Francisco who died recently.
was only -. =
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About SDanEes,

sponge is the hive of swarm OF
insects and is the product of their in
dustry, as the comb il of a swarm of
bees. When the sponge is fshed up
from the rock - which it clings, just as
a hornets nests ciinEs to an old log or
tree, it is filed with the insects thar in
habit IT, and these insects must all be
killed and expelled from the sponge be-
fore It is fit for use Persons Who
gather spanges are very poorly paid,
their wages not averaging more than 50
per week and board
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DR.. scnenck'. standard Remedies

Inc standard remedies for all diseases q,
the lungs, are schsuek's Pulmouic syrup
scheneks Sea weed Tonic, and .srh.pck,,
Mandrake PIls.snd iftaken b.fore he lung,
are destroyed, a speedy cure is efyest,d
40 these three medicines, ~. J "a. Schenek
% ~ "a iadr lpiilh, owes hts unrIvaIied sneecs.
IA 1 she treatment OF pulmonary disease
1ne Poitnohic Syrup Tipsns th- morbid
I.attsi III ths lungs nature throws IL on nv
~ -! eapectoraiion, for when TN. phIevn,
| y, "a mater "a rlpe slight cough Will throw il
On; ths patient has rest and The Iunss b, etn
| 10 enable the pulmonic syrup To do MS
Soirnck Mandrake Pills and ScnencE I, "a
| eea Iohlc must be freely used 10 oisaus4
| tns stomach and liver. ssheucks Nandfak .
| rHls set on the liver, removing ALI ohst,te.
| tsoht, reiaS the gall bladder, the bile starts
| Hsei5 anu The liver IL soos relieved
| scnsncHs sea Weed Tonic is a gentle sf IN.
| uiAhI ahd Alternative; the slkaIi of which n
| composed mixes with the food and p-.-
| sspis SQUIRTING. II assists the d a.stian nv
| ohihs up The stomach 20 a healthy aondf
tion, 50 ihat tue food and the Puiruonic syr.
| up WIN make good blood; then N luns. 1sa
| ana the patient viii surely get well II sara 1,
| taken 10 prevent fresh cold
| al wGo wish 10 consult DIR. Schsnekseithel
pes1hsuy or by letter, can do so at . prIn
CID ONCE, corner OF Sixth and A rem streets
| fnltaoei Phia, every Monday.
| Nchencks medicines are sold by Ali drug
| s" "foashont Inc country, mrch l7-sm
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Inc delightful elects of this new p.iuciple
Dr. J. ID McLean's Cough and Lung Heal.
ing 9ioonies, As The saliva in the mout tn
acts on tbs asooaies a sssis generated which
soo'he2 ana hss!s irritation of the throat
anu IGhgs, makes the voice clear as Il bird !.
cures hoarseness, coughs;"olds and eousump
,loh. Trial ooEes, by mail, % cents. DIR. ]
H. Mclean, 5ti Chestnut street, st. Louis.
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Grnnt's Horse Hove.

General 'iraut was fond Of good
horses aud dashins equipages, some
times appearing on the avenne with a
iuur-in-hsnd carriage, or making fast
time in a buggy Before he left the
White House he sent his finest pair oil
carriage horses as a present To- Mr.
Diexel, the Philadelphia banker, and
gave another pair to Mrs Sharpe, hi.
sister-in-law. President HAYES has thu:
/ far only one pair of black hon ses
brought from Ohio, and not remaf ka
| bic for good looks
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beeeirer'I Iu-urtoTs Ho,pe

New York Graphic Mr.. Beecher is
good for Glteen thousand or twenty
thousand dollars every time he takes
the lecture field lie is bonanza unto
himself, ard the lower he Is worked the
richer the yield Ills new country
house is pronounced by an exchange TO
be "A thing Of beauty and elegance aud
comfort, a gloritied cottage OF two full
stories, high basemcpt, and high
rooms under the root, with double pia.
las, and would seem to promise a6un,
dant satisfaction to Mr. Beechers COM
fort loving and luxurious tastes.
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N. POINTER vs.. II. d. zAcHERY. Ne 4.

N. POINTER ". n. u. ZACHERY, No a.
Justice HouTt, Precinct NJ. J. nall..
County The STATE OF rENAS-
IfOIHk shEkIFF. or any Cons ahi.- n
Il Dallas County. Ereetsng. Hh.Ffas ru,lt
has bsen made h. fore me bV II. Pointer a. =,
II D. Zachary l. . transient person. =, ~. =
the nary process of lac cEunuf -. 49,
upon him. you are hereby enrutuann.-i
that you. by making publication 81 ~ !.
citation IN son- Newspaper uFintsi In ssts
oouny ieI W rrr Successive weeks b. f.f.. III ~
refnrn day her-of summon the sni.i "a m
FAC gary 70 DC and apI'ear before No.. - -
ono, No 80 Main street, In ~. g., - -
las, IN the county OF Dallas, On tt., IA, a.
OF " AZ. -. 70 answer the com plAint ~ 80
ssia -. Icshtr. Tor the sum of 1rs. hur.tr.-.
.na Iofsy -nNe dollar. and twenty. NV, 80.
ane ~ damages for 5reaeh OF N. uarrsr,f,
"a = oonNeysree made by the sa,a z.rr..,s
20 me eAld pointer, OF q certain ls,u-. 80
hot In The city of Dallas sftuaf~-a -, 60.
wood street. 49, IA
hsrein fail not, and OF this xrii make du.
return A The isw directs.
nyen under my hand IN. TIE ID day o.
April, iM. E. q. McLURE
Iustice of tue Peace
froeinct No. ], Dallas Ovanly.
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ing---Improvemonts are going on in
ali. directions W F. and + railroad is
evidently the use--Mr Wilder is
elected mayor Mr. S y. Pickeus
has been appointed inspector OF the con
struvtiou ot the East Texas penitentia,
~ IT :. Atkinson and Mics \. y.
Thomas. Frank jackson aud Miss Clara
shaw. Anton Miller and Miss Katie
shepard, (elopoment) VIM W Robin
son and Miss Mary A. Steamy, and ".
J. Pickering and Mise y. \. Rector
county
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Popularil Illustrated book (,6opares,on
M>-SHooD! WoMANHooDi MARRIAoE |!
mpedlments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely sealed, pcs,
PAID tor 50 cents, by DR.. G. WairTiKR,
OF st. Charles Street, St Louis, Mo-,
tns great specialist Read his works.
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TIE STATE OF TEXAs-To all person.
Il interested in the guardianship OF me
estate of Susie J. and Cora r John.on. mi.
nors q. w Coolies, @ aardisn, has sled. in
the county Court of Dallas County his n p NJ
EXHIBIT OF the condition OF said estate o.
sether with his application TO be discharsed
thefefrom, which Will be heard al The M.
term OF said court, commencing on the m I'd
Monday ia May, A. u. is77, as the Cent
house, In the City OF Dallas, al which aim.
all persons interested In said uuarJlsnsE1r
tiay spreas ana contest said application n
they sac proper.
Witness, A. Harwood. County Clerk Of Dali
iSs county, Texas. Given under my
hand aud the Seal Of said Court. al
once. in City OF Dallas this I.fh a = =
Aarcn, A. ID. Isl.
A. HARDWOOD.
County Clerk, Dallss County, TeIss
mrhlT-wst
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sFtrsa I'm war. Firs, pe.~. ',

And first Ia the hearts OF the thousands who
were once the victims af disordered liver
and It's attendant naladies. such as Con.
ipation, biiious Fevers, Cole, Dyspepsia
Sick Headache, ChIIls, Rheumatism. (,out
Jaundiee, Restessness, Loss Of A ppetits aud
General Debility, "First Turr's PMS and
then health and happiness" 10 TIT lr motto
This Is the result of American pTogress Ia
science. Diseases that were once ,reated by
smeties, blisfers, lancets. starvation adI
poisonous minerals, are now cured by then
SAFE and gentle pills. which i'm part sire nht.
10 The body, while they remove all
healthy secretioEs.
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HOneV.

Pitchers Castorta Is a com pIets siibsfi.
tute for Castor OH, and Is pleasant 10 La Z !,
as Honey IL Is particularly adapted q
Teething and irritable children. III destrcy.
WORMS. ASST IN ulates the food, regulates n.
Stomach, aad cures Wind Colic. Few rem,
ediss are as eDicactuus FOR Frvetishne-s
Group, Worms and WhOopIug Cough. 80
toris Is a scientific and purely Vesetabi.
preparation, more effective IN an Castor an
and neither gags or gri pes.
CoLUsBIA, Conn, May &. I.7g.
Mrssrs- J. r. Rose n Co, NY,
Gc nts: have family u eight children
and have used as much GgstOria a. any fam
hy IN the United states, THINK. / Aay,
never foIad anything equal To it, Nv chill
dren nave been saved from "A fever :. vera
times By the use of CastoTia. I recommend
us use ior children, for many diseses the,
are subject 10, in preference 10 any medic "a.
know or feel 1t my duty To give THIS c.-T
tlncats on account OF the benefits have a !,
rived cy the Use OF Castorla-
Very truly yours
feb22 NORMAN q. LITTLE.
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Tue Lazarus , Norris perfected spectaeIes
and eye glasses are the best in ths world. r
Austin, 500 Main street, is their agent In bal.
las, where ALI eyes can be fitted with sissse.
IN gold silver, steel, pickle, shell OF rubber
mcbl0wIm
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Ntry IFuIy yOure
NORMAN q. LITTLE

Popular Illustrated book On. pages on
MANHOOD wonlsHooDi MARRIAGE I'm.
pediments To Marriage; the cause and cure
Sent security sealed, postpaid for 80 csnts. b,
pR. L. wHITrIrs, sl7 ST. Charles street, 81
Louis, No, the grsaI specialist. Read hi.
works. a-'a
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paVid W. Adams, Attorney al Law and
Notary Public, PAYS psrtIcuJsy atieprtos' ~
preparing abstracts OF titles collection ~
els'ms, taking sckuow ledge meuts, render.
~ OF LANDS and payment at taxes thereon
ohSt Sosth vest corner Of Courthouse