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The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

TT The Bentonvlle Advanc says the
" Hon. White Walker spent some days
in attendance on our court, this week
We do not profess 70 know how he
stands in questions of state policy, but
we venture the assertion that if the leg
islature should be called together to make
a settlement with our creditors, Washing
ton would not send solid delegation
opposed TO reasonable compromise"
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

EF Ex-Gov. Palmer. of Illinois, pro
duccd a GOODNESS in greenbaek meeting
at Springfield, last week He happened
to be present and was called upon for a
speech. Hedecliued at first, but finally
yielded to repeated demands, and calmly
proceeded to say that specie payments
were inevitable, and that the sooner they
were reached the better it would be for
everybody,
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

sg- A Reading, Pa, dispatch of Octo-
her 2, says that the trial of the railroad
rioters commenced that day and that
Samuel Humphreys, who was indicted
for burning the Lebanon Valley road
bridge, turned States evidence, confess,
ing that he held the lamp, while a man
named Smith saturated the kindling
wood thrown from the upper part of the
bridge by aceompliccs, with coal oil, and
set fire to it.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09
Peabody Education Fund.

A New York dispatch of October 4,
saws: The Board of Trustees of the
Peabody Education Fund. began its an,
present Robert e. Winthrop, Of Boston,
President of the Board Samuel Wet
more, Treasurer; Rev. Barnassas, of
Stanton, Va, General Agent Chief
Justice Waite. Hon. William NJ. Eyarts,
Hon. Hamilton Fish, Theo. Lyman Moss,
Hon. William Aiken, South Carolina,
Hon. A. Ii. II. Stuart, Virginia, X. &.
w. Riggs, Washington, d. c., Gen. Hen
ry II. Jackson, Georgia, Gen. Richard
Taylor, Louisiana and Surgeon Gcner-
al Joseph X. Barnes, U. S. a. The in
troductory address was delivered by
Gov. Winthrop. The eleventh report
was read by DR.. Sears, and the statement
Of the Treasurer submitted. DIR. Sears,
in his report, reviewed the work of the
last ten years, and compared the pres
ent state Of popular education in the
Southern States, with.its condition when
the Board entered upon the duties of lit
trust. In Virginia, the amount furnished
from the Peabody fund, for the pass
year, was $751; 50; during the past ten
years, $40, $50. The amount awarded to
North Carolina, for the past year, $4,000 ;
past ten years, SSl 600; South Carolina,
last year. $4,000; during ten years, s27 )
GAO. Georgia, last year, $4,000, and ST.
062 in all. Florida, last year, $4,000
ten years, s47,450. Alabama received
in ten years $3.50; Mississippi, S5S,
975. In Louisiana, $50, 57s has been Civ
en-. Texas has received $4,000 from
the fund Arkansas, 10000; Tennessee
Sl9l $50, and West Virginia, sl0,77l.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

Ias- In the Texarkana Democrat of
the 10Th, DR.. Wooten bids goodbye"
to the editorial fraternity of the State.
Our best wishes 60 with the Doctor, in
the practice of his profession. The
Democrat will hereafter be published by
c. S. Blackburn, and edited by L. Byron
Blackburn. Success to the new editor
and proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

The Arkansas City Post of the Goth is
strongly opposed to reputation, and ia
vors the policy of the Finance Board, as
follows:
"The public men Of Arkansas, best
acquainted with her financial condition,
favor the plan proposed by Messrs. Ad-
ans and Redfield. We can see no reason
why such fair and judicious settlement
should not meet the appreciation of the
entire people. 1t is not the question
whose plan shall be adopted, but that
which gives the best security to the abso,
lutte settlement of matters that have
threatened to ruin our name financially,
besides, to incumber the State with pros
pcctive litigation that will, in the end
amount to great loss. The opportunity
is sought by men who would make po-
litieal capital out of the indebtedness OF
the State by iavoring what they think
will be popular move--that of repudi-
alton. We have an abiding faith in the
honesty of our fellow-ctizens and be-
lieve that there will be no blot on her
name from that score"
The Post says again : "An immense
amount of buncomb is contained in this
rcpadiation business, and notwithstand-
ing many good reasons are given why
the State of Arkansas should look on
her debt with suspicion and indignation,
there are Icgions of innocent purchasers
whose rights sheald have consideration
to say nothing about the honor of our
good name and credit abroad. All that
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

No one knows how big fly is till
one lights or the back of his neck about
five O'Clock in the morning and takes its
morning walk down his body, prcparato
ry to breakfasting on his big toes. Only
the knowledge that he is not in Africa
can keep him from believing that stray
elephant has called,
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

Eg- The New York Democratic State
Convention met, at Albany, on the 4th
inst. The following State officers, on
cept Governor, who holds over, were
nominated Secretary of State, Allen
o. Board Comptroller, Fred, p. Olcott
Treasurer, James Mackin; Attorney,
General, Augustus Shoemaker !; State
Engineer and Surveyor, Hoatio Sey.
mour, Jr,
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

~ The President issued proelama-
ton, on the Sd of October, placing un,
sold lands, in the State of Arkansas, on
the market.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09
Road Notice..

I n matter OF the petition for public
l. road from the middle of section 6,
township s, north of range 30 west, and
along the middle of said section due north.
to where 1t intersects section 10, town
ship Q, range 30 west, thence west or
northwest. on most practicable route, to
range 81 west, thence due north, along said
range line to where it intersects road leading
from Van Buren, and Little Rock, where it
crosses Frog Bayou creek. To be acted upon
by the Court at the October term A. d., 1877.
JAS. II. liUCKLEBERRI.
Sept. Is, 1877.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

s% Tho Gait House, erected some
years ago at Louisville, KY, was sold, on
the Sd inst, for Sl57 900. The original
cost exceeded 100000. The hotel is
doing good business, and got into
bankruptcy through old debts.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

Gsy- From the Bentonville Advance
we notice that our old and venerable
friend, Rev. John Buchanan, has moved
from Cane Hill to Bentonville The AID
vance says:
Rev. John Buchanan, one of the oldest
ministers Of the Cumberland Presbyteri-
an church, and one of the most useful
men the State of Arkansas has ever had
is now resident Of our town we hope
to be able to give our readers some Incl,
dents in his life that will be interesting
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

word 'repudiate' sounds bad, and our
children, most likely, had rather, in their
prosperity pay than to blush for the
shame Of their ancestors
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

"a The Memphis Appeal of the Sd
inst, says: The Most Rev. Archbishop
James Roosevelt Bailey, primatc of
America, is dying. The venerable man
Of God is fast succumbing TO disease
brought on By zeal in the service of his
Master, and we expect at any time to
hear of his death.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

pa The special session Of Consycss
called by the President, meets on
Monday, the 18th inst, Hon. J. +. Cra-
vens, the member from this district, has
left for Washington, taking in the st.
Louis Fair on his way.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

ky The Russian grain harvest is dis.
appointing. both in quality and quantity.
Wet weather in August, and the scarcity
of laborers are assigned as the causes of
the short yield.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

lg- The farmers of Georgia will real,
ize nearly two millions ST dollars from
their peach crop this year, in a dried
state
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

EE A fourteen acre field near George
towh, S. G.. has produced 994 bushels o f
rice, being an average of Il bushels to
the acre,
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

ES- A Berlin dispatch says that the
Russians officially acknowledge the loss
OF $4,000 men up to September 81.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

Re- Gen. Forest and his son n.law
have 500 acres of cotton and 400 of corn
Just below Memphis.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

Some people seem to esteem il no dis
honor to contract debts, but deem them
selves highly insulted when asked TO pay
them. True honor never scouts its hon
est obligations.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

Hg- The Governor has ordered out
State troops to put down the threatened
county seat war in Van Zardt county,
Texas
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

EK We learn that Col. +. DOMAIN is
soon to be connected with the editorial
. apartment OF the Bsntonviiie Advance
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

say- 1t is rumored, and we publish it
upon good authority" (says the st. Lou
is Globe-DemocraD, "that prominent
belle, of this city, is engaged, and will
shortly be married to the Hon S. J. Til
den, of New York.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

Ev Dallas, Tex, now has in opera
ton a huge steam mandatory. That's
tbs best dog law yet,
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09
Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay.
A Louisville, Ky, dispatch of the Is

A Louisville, Ky, dispatch of the LIST
says:
Hon. Cassius NJ Clay, formerly minis
lister to Russia, under President Lincon's
administration, to-day shot and killed a
negro man, Perry White. The affair
occurred at 6 o'clock in the morning, on
the farm of Gen. Clay, six miles from
this place. The following is the verdict
of the coroncr's jury: Perry White
came to his death by n pistol shot wound
inflicted by G. NJ. Clay, on Sunday, Sep
TENDER 80, 1877. Testimony being given
under oath by G. NJ. Clay, he being the
only witness, we are constrained to JUS
tity said Clay, and believe that he did it
in selt-detcnce. Noparticulars accompa-
ny the telegram as to how the killing
was brought about. 1t is understood
that White attacked Clay because of his
mothers dismissal from Clay's farm
house near Johnsonville, in Anderson
county.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

TSy- Eighty thousand cattle are to be
shipped in one lot from Tyler, Texas.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09
Road Notice.

TN the matter Of the petition for public
l. road from Arkansas river, between sec
tions 26 and IS, township 0, range 30 west,
thence west along section line to southwest
corner OF section q, township 0, north Of
range 81 west to where said section line in
tersects the public highway leading from
Van Buren, to Whitcsides' gin. To be acted
upon by the court at the October term. a. d.
1877. JAS. II. HUCKLEBERRY.
Sent Is, 1877.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09
Warming Order.

J ustce Charles F. Harvey's Court, Van Bu-
rem Township, Crawford Co. Ark.
Benton } Brown, Plaintiff.
against
Peter j. Couch, Defendant
The Defendant Peter J, Couch, is warned
to appear in this Court, within thirty days
and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff,
Benton j. Brown.
CHAS. +. HARVEY. p.
Sep. %, 1877. wa
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09

Sept. Is, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

meut Of their respective candidates T. e most promi
application for the place TO De = T. Middle
ton, weiknown banker anu subs iantial citizen.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has directed that ~ the
close of The present month amount Of greenhacks be
added TO Che special fund under the joint resolution for
the issue of silver coin, which, with the f6 10000 al
ready seq apart, viii bring toe fund up 10 S7,G0OOOO
Gen. Garfield Of Ohio Is here route for Mobile 20
argue the Mobile ami Ohio Railroad before the
United states Circuit Court I'm that city. He had In
terFleW wiiA the President tonight.
Tie PosmasterGcneral that IL Is useless TO offer
indelae inks for the cancellation Of stamps 20 tie de-
parrment There is no expert in the department to
test them.
Tho Washington Monument Society held meeting to-
day and adopted report taking issue win tho Board ~
Engineers TO the stability Of the foundation for the
mdSuueuf.
Aonzo Be. Assistant Secretary Of the Interior VIII
delvcr tine Grafton at Balrs Biuf Va, on Decoration
Day.
There was larger number Of visitors ~ the Executive
Mansion to-day than at any time during the past month.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
PERLIC OPINION.

u is said that John Sherman has the Presl-
dcura fever but his success ls impossible j. NJ Als
brothers. wife a Roman CatAOnc t-.CAicas1 4I1eS
DEM
TIE NEw-YOEK TEIBUNE has discovered
flat John sherman wants be President himself DIS
toU tried tla from ,Ae same Cabinet po-liloh LIsto"
Jailed % connect Cincinnati Enquirer iDeIAJ
There can be no TWO opinions as TO the ability
Of Mr M1rtous letter ln reference to lhe tIeI.rt
Southern policy but there VIII be good many widely
offering oun6u- as 10 ifs wisdom and also Us o. ls pre-
Cse i-ct-i New Haven journal and Courier ilfepJ
The run of Ohio statesmen TO Washington
continues Our public men ptr-DFcrc, a- DO were. AS
tAai Gu GlosyDuor las taru up tAe ""Lbtous tale "i
Ohio politics al TIE White hOuse-lCmcMnau CONNER
cl- QllJ
Now that we are spared the humli'tng
Spectacle NJ John a. Logan 81 minister To iaIl ID 's
some Sind frrud suggest 90 President ti5'o tii 'Le
q. i.o Jan.ir9 aad political hain,i may De -''..-
q millions O.. PAllseelpDIa Times tiudJ
Especially at this juncture Of public affairs,
WL-u -U 1ucn anxiety Is let every where u iAt country
L4i tl- south shall vudcate lts capaci{ Iof b.coH-
w., r 90 incumbent Ou the government ana Ju"D4t o4
Mississippi 0 ferret out and Visit with The utmost penal
Us Oi the IIw the perpetrators OF the Do AaD AoiI
lhoo4r Register lDemJ
If the Kemper outbreak was right why
thou0 NOT the example De- ge orally followed and courts
IA J4res dispensed Win BOO the punf AIrui o d crime
~ contemplate such state Of society h. % condemn o.
o. which 90 s entitled long the unlawful taxing pI u
D. upheld ana Just1ed-lH0ly Springs lliissJ o0ltn
The NEw-YORK TRIBUNE says: "There is
hacFtash 70 accept The Republican nomination for Gov
eIu0r next year" Nothing would please tue Republican
masses 81 Peunsy lvaula more than o. have MacNcash
Nominated ior Governor but no shall begin " believe
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29

BARNETT Entered into rst Satur,ay moTln. Nay
2f 1917, CaAIrle Is, @-c OF George N Barrett agel -
Kv- anI friends ara respectfully invited 20 attend tho
dly, --n INST, 90 p L luteinent al Bedford, n - On
Tuesday
CHAFFEE.-At Pa.adeld y. j. sunday. 2-th inst, oi
scarYfnI Louise. infant t1Ugnrrlf Ed ward j. and
Narf j.. cl..tn aged year. AID months.
Funeral 'll. fl l.3t. If B 0. af rcrdenfe,
SoItiWe-t corner OF >Hrli Auf PAlka Tram caves
G.oro of liJgrtF--r, s.. l., at 100 b. 20.
GARDNEH-At ORANGE s. j.. on Monday. 2sth inst. Julia.
Funeral s,rgcr- fle residence 0f Dor naa, John d.
IIrl!. Park orange, y D.. Wednesday -fUDl. on
arrriluf 1910 fr. from NeF Ola ut d. ~ aud ~. EAlL
road. Barclay and artist opler 90. f.r-t',
GATE9.-0u -atura 26h inst. az te residence OF Cor.
uriu. D. ihohi' t--l1N- ~ yr ML. -o'-"a D. fAleS'
Iatc0f t'iscfv. II tlc 5iti year of DIS age.
Funeral SERVICES N De Ied at fa4o"u on Tuesday mora
ing increment 20 rfwopd Carriages vii Dc do attend
aucr 90 ierly foot ~ Liberty ~. az nnon
GFDN EY-On saturday. 3iav 26 Cap Abraham Gedney.
Joseph d. aud Mary J.. rurf, aEei = years
Fuuera a residence II hs parents Namaroneck West
chester Coz y. So oA TUESDAY. -5tl nst, n d. Friends
the family respectfully iuti~i iO attend Trans
ave Grand Central Depot Forty -,econd-st, l2 Do.
ETP-At Albany. N. " the 2jth inst, Maria ugraham,
rrct 0f aJe Leonard hip Of sew lOrA CITY IA The S3d
yearof l.ra
Funeral 90 Tue slay.
TAYIoR-At crawford, y j. SATURDAY. the 2Gth inst,
FRIENDS are invited attend The funeral 80 the CRAWFORD ".
T. Church today Cruesdat 40 O'Clock Train foot
Liberty ~. u ! O'Clock. iuJerment 90 CRAWFORD.
THOMAs-In Brooklyn. =. T., sunday evening, 21t Inst.
Elizabeth Thomas. aged - years
Funeral services the Residence OF her brother N X Bar
nam. No. - Putnau ave-. 2yth inst. ar b. ~.
savannah, pa, ami DanDurT. Conn., papers please copy
WALkER-Ou May 2S iu Erooglyu C. FrstDace ~ pneu-
uona, John H. "aAer aged So Ol tne AI oi j. J. aker
& Hammond
NOslce 0i funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
TWO WOMEN SHOT.
Az ENRAGED FRENCHuAN WOUNDS MS WIFE
sEnLnr.IY ANn LNJrREs ANoIMEn WoMAN.

Az FvRAGrD FRENCmuAN WOUNDS MS WIFE
SERIOUSLY AND INJURIES ANOTHER WOMAN.
A quarrel between husband and wife, result
ing in The woundiug Of two women and the attempted
suicide OF the aaut took place last evening within
f.roug OF the Eight. Precinct ,tau0nhou-e The nus
bands resort the pistol flr as could Doe learned
from the stories OF the aud OF one Of the women was
unpremedItltcd. aud the shooting was done wholly n
it If passion The facts these Baptise Schwaerzer
a swarthy, strongumbed Frenchman, has been m'rried
hs present wife, Franchise about eight years and has
been living with her at no. I22 West Twentieth
81. This is his second marriage; by his
first wife he had daughter, about l. years
Of age. and a few months younger. Lap-
tste accuses his present wife OK iltrcating these
children Size asserts thar his relations with his dausn-
ter were not proper kind. The ncigh5ors state that
she has shown great deal Of jealousy for long time
ew day. ago she left him and went 20 I've with Mrs.
Mary Isen at 40. 12O Prluce-st He folawed her last
evening FOR purpose yet unexplained. and quar-
rel taking place Iied I've shots at her wl revolver
one of which took cecu her ear. and another in the
necl, " Mrs I-en VINO passive spectator Of the
scene.
At the time OF the shooting, Capt Mcdonnell and De-
tecuve Murphy OF the -hth Precinct were sitting on
the door-teps " the statol-house. and reached the
house Of 1lrs Iseln In % graDple with Bantse,
who had his pistol pointed ~ his own head The man
was 80 .trou and agile that 10 only with great diff
Guilty that the officers We're able TO secure him. As
quickly as ro,s bile the women were removed 90 The s-
rou-louse ana surgical aid rendered tlem The doctor
searched IN vain for the bullet IN Mrs. lSlius necs
being restrained from probing by the excessive How
Of blood. Her wound, however was declared 90 Dee
not OF a dangerous character; indeed she sat quite
calmly, with her head upon companions shoulder
while lie doctor was prosecuting his search. When the
officer, entered ihe room w-,re tie 5aouuuc occurred
TI,It , .,.l'-1 Il .t.ncty "T't Is nv hi-blnd be-
shot mo- I1 r-' statiol-Aouse snc ma.e do sii aug
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
WASHINGTON NnTEs.

WAsnNGroS. Monday. Nay 2s 1877.
The forty-eisLth call for redemption Of $40
bonds oI -Cj .o-os OF 1-6JJ, issued from the Treas
uly to-day. is as follows:
Ey virtue o ue autlorty given by the act ~ Congress
approved Juv "a. $50. entitled An aci t0 authorize
TIE Ieiunlmg of tAc national debit hereby ave uouce
TINT t4e principal and acrrued inttrrs, OF me bonus
act of March 30 ~GJ lIt-u July J. l~j. VIII Dee paid 30
ustou ami after the --th day OF August, l-77 and
that Tie interest said bonds So ID tnat day.
Co,,Don B,nds-ejo. No. 3O0I to NO. 5000. both in
elusive 200, NO. 400l to NJ" 5000 botn inclusive;
$500, no. j,JOI t0 no. 10000. both inclusive; $1,000
no ll.ool 10 NJ. $1,000 both inclusive; total coupon
Ecg.sercd Bonds-slGo, 40. 7o1 10 no 900. both in
c%usiEe % TN o0 ~ ~ M s9 & ND 4.oo, Do'u o &
IuI 20 80. 1000. both inclusive; r1O.OOO. N0 lis. 90
No Zoo 6ot inclusive total registered 7i'ooJ'VoO
Ine amount outstanding, included in the numbers
above, Is Sl'oUO,OuO.
Cen CoustOcs, Who va. recently relieved from duty
at the mouth OF the Mississippi River. Will visit Europe
In private. not an official, capacity De WILL Gurn- hs
ab-euce. examine thc methods " tlanlatOn adopted
by the most accomplished engineers in England AMI ON
the Continent, with view OF using the knowledge Ac
may thus acquire in completing the survey Of he HAoi
ot "Licn De uS .0hs h"n clair ana ln prnHarnI tAr
ot t- work have FROM time Goo ar been mad- Dlt % is
of tac work, to give brief history, with an explanation
of tr methods adopted and tlc character ~ tlc Work
accomplished
Tie small mrcc-ccnt pieces coined in l.J3, which dis
appeared with the other silver coin when tle fractional.
paper currency ls.i.d coming back into cir
cuaton n such quantities % prove source oi great
annoyance t0 po-fr1-icI. So froule-oue have tu,y
cl.ar mIomu- pc.fu Co.. uat These with me other
MINOR coins. .I- rlr-u.tle JOB -iu, ol so amy
ufy %. the uucd ,tates or 4l any A.ssiat treasury.
Gcn Orls pre-ens force iu the Department of Texas
consists ~ TWO regiments of cavalry the -tn Dve ud
lot lcoioreD each composed % D. companet 100 mtp
I.-fft .f - .
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
N1pnEH ANn LYNcHING.
A WOMAN KILLED BY THREE NEGRoEs-rHg MUIR
DEEEEs HANGrD.

A WOMAN KILLED BY THREE NEGR0Es-rHE MUIR
DEEEEs HANGrD.
COLrVErS Ga, May 2S.-LaSt Friday morn
INK before diy1r,ak 1rs. G. g.. CLamDlss of stewart
County was uurccrcd bv three negroes oi tie ue-hhr
hood They d.,d fences and drew her husband away
from tie house. TIE negroes then proceeded 10 tLo
house TO lo1 IT, AMI were met Boy Mrs Caam1lss.
beaus sl woman a-e1 T. years armed with q suH one
OF the negroes Jerry -ue.d took the gn from her and
lodged The content, in her head causing hor death n-
,tlutIy The uesroe, burned tho corn-cro aLi I'tL
They were pursued and captured jerry admitted the
decd and implicated lis companions. stephen Anram
and william Booth They were brought 70 CAamb.ss'a
house Chat aeru0on and unanimously decided hy
about 300 whites and blacks present tht they should Dee
hanged auovs was erected. and The mullcrers
were Hanged with trace chains, The co.ored partci-
pants u the lyuchns threw the ltec'i bodies INTO an
af Held t0 roi, aua with great ulicuy tlt ihe
vG.ft- could persuade them i0 pnil. "dil ihe ri-
prlts met tHer atc Jrrrinsy au' onD n2y' LlorylH-
iu thr deed and .auuun- tnelr eXrcilonr-. cotton
rup, was fe- u>et 0u stephen A1r.m uul DO Droht ana
bee asked r crJ-t tJ -"t stronger uuf No other rope
could be found, aui trace chains "cic uceu
New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
TIE ELRE RECORD.

AT wALKEETON. CANADA-LOss, 100000
TORONTO, Ont, May 2S.-A fire in Walker
ton, Bruce County. this afternoon burned 20 places OF
business and nearly many dwein ghouses. The loss
Is roughly estimated at S2JO,O0O The following are
among the losses Zcing's hotel and stable, H. T.
OCounors .aw Office. Cunio' barber shop Brown, book
store The Herad printing Office Bridges conyeyancer's
office, McNamara's jowelry store, the telegraph Office
Jousons bakery, Mrs. Jo.nston's grocery store. Lang
low. builder. Office Ushe.5 drug store D1ydsou's drug
store Geors'ns bakery Foyds tu-mth shop, Ccary's
furniture store Heuders0u's clothing sore, R.ltie-
Doon', shoe store, Williams Co.'S general store, -tho
fields bakery, Frame, harness shop. Md1auLhs hotel,
Brucr5 h.Drs. tLc Bank OF Commerce. HI-'s livery
stable. EcDl- blacksmith shop. Mexican a co.'s livery
stable schwartz wagon shop, number 81 stables and
warehouses and the residences ~ A. Cuulo Dr Nee1es
y. MeNamara. ST. Brown, ". Mulyeny L. \. Healey, and
others.