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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-05-31
LAYING the County Lew.


The Board of Supervisors of Augusta held
a meeting last week. President John Paris.
and Messrs VIM. T. Rush; WIN. Crawford
and H. B. Sieg being present, and fixed the
levy for 1889 at II! cents in the 500 the
same as last year, and the poll tax at so cts.
Action on a request of the County Super
intendent of schools that the county
school tax and district school tax be each
made 10 cents on the 500 instead of 8 cts,
as last year, was postponed until the next
meeting. The following are the items of
the levy:
Geo. W. Fauber, Sup't Poor House $500 90
For support of poor outside Poor House 600 90
For burial OF pauperS outside Poor House 400 90
Commissioner OF the Revenue : CTS 90
Road services. land damages &c $500 90
Salaries to county OflicerS-JudgO $40 Com
monweaths Attorney 500, Clerk $50,
Sheriff S225, Board of Supervisors $3.50,
Clerk OF Board $50, Commissioner of Public
Buildings $50 25O5 90
stationary Tor county and circuit offices 140 90
election service (Noy. 1873 325 90
| Jury service, circuit and county court 500 90
| Registration 100 co
| Fuel for circuit court 35 on
Rent Law library so 0O
Jaor.. for whtewashing jail expenses, wood,
and ice fnr courthouse los 90
| Treaslll en- for stationary and printing 125 90
For building new barn at Poor House $50 90
| Contingent expenses 4121 16
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-05-31

McILHANY has received and is selling Gran
Cradles, Grass and Grain Scythes, Snaths, Whet
Stones and other harvest goods at Fair Prices.
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yFARMERs will find it to their advantage to remem-
Der that Price & Miller OF Staunton, prepared to
furnish repairs for the HUBBARD Mower the SPRAGUE
Mower and the UNION Mower
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DIED.

CORBIN-In Staunton, on May 10Th, Rosadell, in
FAINT daughter of VIM H., and Mary G. Corbin,
aged one year. eight months and seven d. vs.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-05-31

BALTIMORE, Oct %, 1S77-Some time since
sprained my ankle quite severely for which I used
only Dr.. DeWitt's Eclectic Cure, and which I found
a most excellent remedy. AS general household
remedy for cramps, neuralgia, pains, &C., it is un
equalled. I am never without it.
JESSIE C. SMALL,
279, Baltimore street, Md
For sale by Geo. w. May s. Co.
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PRICE 4 MILLER keep constantly on hand Liy
ingston or Bradley plows and castings. They also
request farmers to call and examine the Malta
Double shovel corn piow with solid steel shovel.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-05-31

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" MOON LAND.
BY virtue of the decree of the Circuit Court of Au
gusta county, rendered on the 18th day of june 1876
I will proceed as Commissioner named in said de-
cree, in front of the court house of Augusta county,
on
Saturday, the 22,,d day Of June, 1878.
to sell to the highest bidder at public auction, the
residue of the Moon land, containing about IS
acres The land lies about one mile North Of Stau-
sold for default of payment of purchase money on
former sale, and will be sold Whole, OF in lots
as may be deemed best.
TERNlS:-10 per cent of purchase money cash in
hand Is per cent on credit of 60 days with interest
from day OF sale and balance in one two and three
years from day Of sale in equal nstalments bearing
interest. The purchaser to execute bonds with good
personal security for the deferred payments, and
title retained as ultimate security.
H. M. BELL,
may4-tdS Commissioner.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-05-31

IN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE
No preparation has ever performed such marvel
lous cures OF maintained so wide a reputation as
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL which is recognized
as the worlds remedy for all diseases of the
throat and lungs. Its longcontinued series of won
derful cures in all climates has made it univer-
sally known as STE and reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds, which are the forerunners
Of more serious disorder it acts speedily and surely
always relieving suffering, and often saving life
The protection it Affords by its timely use in the
throat and lung disorders of children makes it in
valuable remedy to be kept always on hand in every
home No person afford to be without it. and
those who have used it, will. From their
knowledge of its composition and effects, Physicians
use the CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively in their
practice and Clergymen recommend it. 1t is abso-
lutely certain in its remedial effects and will always
cure where cures are possible
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JOHN JEssER's ICE CREAM SALOON is in full blast.
This is nice, quiet place for ladies and gentlemen,
and plate of JeSsers famous Ice Cream at 10 cents
is wo tn double the money He uses the real cream
and the purest favoring, and, above all, knows
how to make it, to suit the taste of the most
fastd0us nay3l-1t
ALL PERSONS who have tried them agree that
FLENIINti'S WORM CONNECTIONS are superior
to any now in use, being harmless, pleasant and ef
fectual. Try them They are sold everywhere
JUST received at Levy Brothers. one hundred
Ladies' Linen Suits.
THE VIRGINIA HOTEL bar has opened neat, cool
reading room entirely distinct from the bar, where
all kinds of eatabes can lie had.
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$1'25, will buy Misses Good Morocco Shoe, at
WELLER'S BOcs an | Shoe Store.
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LADIES' Thread Lace Saques, at remarkable bar
gains. Just received at
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THE ONLY PLACE IN STAUNToN

WHERE TWO KEGS CAN BE TAPPED AT ONCE,
Tom BURKE has the only Refrigerator pump by
which Two kegs can be tapped at once, and no other
saloon in Staunton has one 1t is the only place
where you can get Philadelphia beer drawn out of
one spigot and Milwaukee out of the other both
cold Zee. This is positive fact, no matter what
else may he told the public. Tom Burke also has a
refrigerator bought in New York, at cost of $780,,
into which the beer is placed before it is put tap,
and is thus made freezing cold before it is drawn.
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NEW, NEAT, NOBBY AND STYLISH Virginia Hotel
bar with Gen. Fr0st's celebrated double Arctic
Bohemian pump.
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Ladies I'uttoned Side Lace and Front Lace Boots
in Box Toe and Plain, very low, don't fail to try
pair of them New Goods almost daily at
WELLER'S Boot and shoe Store.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-05-31

Messrs. WANAMAKER s. BROWN, the widely known
Clothing House Of Baltimore, have recently done
some Work for some gentlemen of this city which
for quality style and neatness of t has rarely been
equalled here. Those in need of really neat suit at
moderate price will do well to patronize this first
class clothing establishment.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-05-31

NOTHING is as good for the health as a nice glass
of lager beer. The Virginia Hotel bar keeps the very
best A large glass for five CENTS drawn from an
Arctic Bohemium pump.
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Every one in want of Boots and Shoes of Good
Quality and at the Lowest Prices for Cash. will study
their interest by examining my Stock before pur-
chasing. Don't believe every thing you hear but come
and see for yourself and you will be convinced that
the best real bargains in Boots and Shoes, are to be
had at
c. L. WELLER'S Boot Shoe and Hat Store.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-05-31

J. s. GILLIAN
CASH GROCER
PRODUCE DEALER.
No. % N. Augusta St.
STANTON, VA,
Keeps constantly hand large and fresh supply of
the best goods brought to this market which he sells
at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Call and examine goods an d prices augl7
VIRGINIA BAKERY.
BREAD, CAKES, PIES &C.,
FRESH EVERY MORNING.
',d CON ECTION AIRY
ICE CIR BEAM
S A L 0 O N.
JOHN LESSER, Proprietor.
Nos and Frederick Street. STAUNTON, VA.
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AN EARNEST ADDRESS BY THE RECTOR.
Sunday morning, Rev. W. q. Hulll1el,
rector of Trinity Church, in accordance
with the rules of the church, read the
Bishops pastoral address. With reference
to the question of prohibiting round
dancing by canon, which attracted
SO much discussion at the Diocesan Coun-
Gil, Mr.. Fl. said that the fact that the canon
was not adopted might mislead some as to
the sentiments of that body regarding the
propriety Of condemning that amusement.
The members of the Council were opposed
TO specifying it as prohibited amusement,
because it apprehended that if one was
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-05-31

full line of Gents and Boys Fur Hats, as wei
as in Wool-Umbrellas, a full stock always on hand
at the lowest Price for Cash, at
jan25- c. L. WELLERS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-28

,vs ars authorized ANA requested 20 an
s'1prr b. n EpMuNnruN 80 - candidate
EIuy AasrsrOT Huu Olleeior ~ the enhu'
ipsrltrtlau, PA 2, lh'a'
NeuIo author 1Hd ana request u % an-
souurr MK, I'D CUE y 40 u candidate 'uf
INV AasptH d ana Cu,lfoior Nv tue chatlng
,Iftluu, AIril lnih,
40 are authorised nnd requested "a an
u,Iucr FEE h litiAN US ~ calculate tor
TW AssrssuT Hnd Collector ~ The ensuing
rrtlluu, Apni4, l',a'
49, Ir auth lrlzfd nnd requested 10 an
opi "a MI. liluMAs A. FHAtt ~ q
G,u,lia.a ur Tho one Ot ~ y Assessor unY
u,lrrlur kirOuun Aprll =, N
So usr a hOfgai md rrque-l' Il e. nn.
nriurt uit, j, OGDEN - candle teiuf
~ rrt iou 70 ,he Once u CITY AshcHHur nnd
UAtclur
Ne arc HutturlE 4 and frqu' Ated 70 M
p0Uuru tur M no JULIUS v nudtL m a
en- Iut. for Cltf ASseNsor ,id Collector
1870 are authorized aud requ ~ Il 10 nn'
nllupr A. JOHN A. GANOH rs u candidnt"
NJ l'ty As,oa,0r ana Collector. Election
AMI tb lhN'
NJ arc uthurlled ana requested 10 an
roinru thp ,nmu Of q, A, GlLL asa cnudl'
dale lut tlp uiiuHO tlty Assessor ana COL
lecuI Election April =, lMs,
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courage trade With Brazil and other
tropical plunlrles and hy llat means
stimulate ille agricultural interest ii
lhr 'Nhral region al her oWn slale /
ma That 81 iluWilnglnns most zeal,
Gus advocates here arc q llt 0i
sAplklns lHeh j. inH southern
Tease DO lhf prIsu a
Judge jamn II, RIl Boull. B,krr
Ani olprrs saw Colonel rulbmslu
ln day q relation ~ The federal rourl
plll, aud he sad that he had abuut gll
ne hlll lrliy ~ brlna from ihH fum-
nli lul0 lhe house iur action ihr
lsrlrss consumption OF llme iu debates
upon subjects connected with the late
war, the political relations OF certain
members Of congress and the electoral
count blll have greatly delayed that
kpd 0l bnslness Ia which lif pr0ple
are now most interested Colonel Cul-
berson thinks that there Will he ees,
sallon Of political discussion, soon when
measures Tor the reliet 1l the people
may a. least be debated, II not enacted
The gel erll impression is that tie bill
will pass substantially ~ framed aud IN.
lr0duord by SrnRlnr Clkeiu the senate
and Colonel Mills ~ the house, The
people Of Texas, II seems, are determ'
lned to MAKE Honorable j w lhrock,
morton their next governor regardless
Of tho interest IN congress Of The third
district and all Texas Surely they could
make no better selection, bat how ID
the third district ~ get along without
his services IN congress- Whoever Nm,
pircs 10 iill Governor lhrockmoftons
seat In congress will have 10 make up
their minds 10 be a lahorlng member
aud be continually guarding the nter'
est Of the people OF 'le ~ la an inteli'
gent and practical manner There are
u number of worthy gentlemen IN the
third district who would make aide re,
prcsenuliycs, aud the people OF the
third district should see a. IL that Gov
ernor 'lhrookmurtous successor In con.
gress Is un intelligent practical man, VIVA
has the welfare Of lh- people NJ heart,
and who will know hog 10 look after
their interests in congress, aud not u
7hullow'mndrd, windy, political rowdy
Colonel John NJ Stcmmous, mes b,
or Captain DIN Wellborn Of
our own city would lill tho bill for u
successor TO Governor Throokmorlon
T. +,
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Wahnsanf u elass iss ne' dn 90 q iTk ma,
hi,t tNl n pe an Hnnur NJ 81, a3a le.
ANi- nlleni ~ faif 700 inn, 100
~. o. 2. ~ elt. fNin pNi tNahlr-
hhiAu va inia shpalag, y aud !
AllnN nfhl4fAii . . nai common in gnnl
eaHHh' iAirTt As ipll aiIy-sl iei bui hnn
lH,lf =, lWWIlfat D. rlhiuii
lhhfHi iluAh' -nlfaua, NHslnn,
iN u fa1H, flIrr No IN rHrtp nnnri
Hiia nrH.ippi ul, +sni umluHfl,
OIL NF fih utl. Of, IWIB
| roo 30 rlGAlis, pu q par ilL Hfg
Nfl lHll lllf 4 inalth, ESQ 80 NHsi tliYi lnuf
l4Asi flti fIpf dc i'flpsa lu, fllu' l.uphns lr
q 49, iAi o. "a nfaul, illn ulrgas, slni
nlflA llrna hena FlpNna, $40 itpnfHf
SMUT Mae ahDY, hi ass 4 lappn french
. aHplrn nui pYnili 81, hl8ell, rplHlHnn
ia.
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PROCLAMATION.
obedIence to the following resolution

In obedience to the following resolution
passed by the city Council, viz:
Whereas, IL In believed that the city can
be benefited and beautIfied by concert Of
action In the matter OF building sidewalks
and planting trees at the intersection ef
sidewalks and streets, and that said concert
of action may he effected by the Mayor Is
suing his proclamation requesting ali prop
eoty-owners to so improve their property,
therefore, be II
Resolved, BY the City Council that the
Mayor be 40 d he Is hereby instructed TO Is
sue his proclamation calling on all real es-
tate owners 10 improve their property, as
suggested in The foregoing preamble, de.
scribing the kind OF sidewalks and the kind
OF trees best to be pant ID.
Therefore, /, W. l.. Cabell, Mayor OF the
city OF Dallas. do hereby request all real es-
tate owners in the city OF ballast to improve
their property by making good gravel side
walksin 'front.' Of their property, and to plant
shade trees, such as Naples Elm. China,
Box Elder and ycamore trees, along the
outer edge of sa'd sidewalks, and thereby
benefit their property, and also add 10 the
health and comfort as we'll as the beauty OF
the city.
In witness whereof have hereunfo set
my hand and affixed the seal of the city of
Dallas, this sd day of January, 1873.
Attest: W. L.. CABELL,
J. 3. HEREFoRD, Mayor.
Secretsy. ian2idlot, :.
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wuoLEsAnE GrOUERx '.ARaEi

BACON, per Ib-short clear, Q 3-i9lOo;
shoulders, 63-ia7c; Breakfast, 10 l29ilc; ury
salt, Z l-2@7 3-ic 49,.
BUTTER per lb-Wostern, S093jc; cou Try
25G30c. ,,.,,
lb cans, per doz 81 2jWl %; H. 40 do' a. ooS
2 60; do do, 81 25tGi 30.
CHEEsE-We Western 9, Id, Il to Is lac.
CANDLES, star Is TO s., l5@lbc.
COFFEE-Java, per 10, 2o93O, HI >, ohoice,
asa9l &c; prime, 2l@2l l-4c; common 10
fair, 10 l-2920 l-2c. $3.50 -.
C0NCENTRATED LYE-Various brands,
4 do2. ID cans, per case, 81 $500 W. On. "a,
FISH-Mackeral, per bbl. $40 OOgsll W; Klt'
| nj OOasl 8 white DISH, kit, a5gsl 20,
1 HERRINGS-Dried,p per COX, 4O15Oc.
FISH-Dried codhsh per %, Q S.t9Ic; 90
LARD-In tierce, 3-iGlOci 70 10 pals, lOg
| 10 i-2c; 5 and 10 10 in tins, ii Sl9lZc.
HA dS-Per 10, fancy brands li%glo1qci
' MoI,L ASsEs-Fancy Loui lana. per gal,
eOat5.; Choice, 5596Oc Prime 5OSS0ei f"H'
i5(G50c. --,o.
C,nshe1. n l-2aI2c Powdered. IL go We;
| o.. fee, A, per 10, 10 l-iGlO l-2c; Cnoiee
| louisiana, 9&9 20; Prime, l-igs i c; ordl-
nary to + ir SOS la; Common, 3-ig'
s06a-Case; discard. English d96 l-2e'
ASfkRCH~ various brands, per ID, P4@Jc.
su1P-Uiive, 5s4@6c; fancy soaps per oo&'
| 81 50d6 10. ., aoz.te AZ, obto
rive, in bbls, u 45@2 80, table, per sacK' 10
~yEA-Grnpowder 5Oa75c; imperial Sos
| . ~. Jaosr. GtdgOc, Oolong 4O9I5c. -
] yiSFGAR-Cider, Z5aS0c; white wlne' ~
1 M75c.
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ror,ur,a,hn, Need nv, be- Endured.

People suiltr "a ,ie ht deal 0i pain un ores
sarlly. Among rtu res that need not ue en-
dared are thOss d file I'd by the rneunNt is'u
und gou since the ncri ii mont In the
bloc W ich produces them by contact IA
The sentative covering OF the muscles and
joints nay 10 'limi at,d ty the use OF that
mntchesS document, llosletter's = omach
III ers, he ore the imf nmHtory 'ymptOms
ARE developed 10 any - n ext nj. when II
ia cousdero VIII eXcrucmJ ny rtuocs
rhcu utSiu inhi Is, aud VIVA ~ t.nd nsy
hai, when fullv developed, to attack the
heart, the adviSahility OF an early use OF
SUCH Il reliable autidote becomes tono' NJ,
parent, The rh innate virus u cap He'd
from the blood bG The Increased Ton OF
in k,d o,s--which act as strlincrs-pto
duc,d by the Bit rs IN the Sufferer Will
fnr, II he uses this supreme defensive agent,
TINT he will he protected against r'tLrn of
the agoniz < complaint Dyspepsia, ever
aud Hpue, liver and bowel complaints and
other malndieS are also cured by TINS edmi'
ra 10 remedy. otllimaI0Wlt
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As,onInhuugsuCr

II N the duty ofevery pcuou 20 40 has uaod
u schov's German Syrl ptOle q wonder iul
qualities he Rnuwn 10 their tluu In IN curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asth'
lung discusses, No person can usr II Without
immediate relief, fhreo 30 cs Will rvll Nc
any rnsc and W. CONSIDER II the du y of0 !
druggist % recon- mend II Ia the poor ~ In
cOnsu uutiVe, ~ least TO try one bottle ms
10000 dozen bottles were sold Inst year. aud
no mo case whore 4 IA | Il was report
such n uedi Inc Hs tn dern nm syrup can
NOT DO too widely knlw1, Ask .your dug
lat nbplt II sample bottles 60 ry, IA I
l,cc H. Regular SIZE, 10 cent. FOR saloby
all drugglsts fh2idltw3t
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COM Nj EIsCIAD.
COTTON MARlXET.
DIZZY GOODN MARK ET.

pRINTS-Robes ~; Pinks @s61s; Shirtings
3-G Soil IL, u ii, Standards, B l-4@Bc; Stifel,
lSc; GarnSrs, &c; Harmony, 90
BROWN SH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "A, 5 ia
Indian head, 4 4. SIC; Nashville, AA, 71gc
Utics, G, SIC; Lawrence, LII, l-ic; Badger,
LII, 6l-4ci Dwight So; Peperel, Il, 73a;; Pc
'BLEAOHED MUsLINs- Wamsutta, A.
NE; Fruit OF the Loom. lOc; Lonsdale, S29c
Hope, SIC; Peabody, SC; New Jersey, Z, 70,
Nassau, DC.
DUCKS-Arlington Brown. l414c; Chamri-
on Twilled, liTc; Lewiston PLAIN STRIPE, loo;
Lewistown Checs, lj1Sc; Arlington Fancy
Stripe, l7c.
Col0rs lc higher.
berton, Sc; suffolk, 9%c.
TJCKS-AmosKeag AGA, lI1ac; Lewiston,
s0-in, lio; do S0-in, lsc; do plaid, !Sc; Methuen
AA, i5c Conistoga gold medal i5c; do Goa,
PIC; Co dis, No. l. &c; Eastern A, &c.
CHECKS-Econom l2Hc; Amerlcns, llc;
Caledonia, No. 70, Ice; Park 100, lie.
DEN MS--Boston, SIC; Coruls NJ, ll59c;
Otis, BIB, l21Sc; 'ork, l6c; Clark's, 2Oc.
EVlOT5-Arlington oa@9c, EYretts'
l2IS ;Amoskeag, l2c.
SrkIP ES-A merican, 9%c: Glasgow, 81,
he; Alabama, 8-3, brown, l212c
GINGHA MS-Amoskeag, DC; Bates, VIC;
Renfrsw, Dc; Southwark, Sc; dress styles,
1910.
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A mmily circlc heroftOta wife ana mother
soon hrcnmeH homeless, Tue
husband SONS ANA means the livu'loug night,
while The DAUGHTER woeps IN Hence. hhe
suffered for months with hystorics hond.
ache, utrluo irregularities lrucnrrhOw,
pains aud Aohoa, pnlpllntl0n, etc, until her
whole frame became affected, ana finally
mental anu physical IroHunton supervencd
aud death follyvcd her Ot all h,rtroubleH
lrshe Hi only ne English Fomul0 HtloiH
al The above complaints would have been
cured, ana hhe .HtOrCd 10 the opoi uims ana
an OtlOuR Of her family A lwN ARE thuH
niicted Hra cordially invited Get upon
Conner u walker, DpIlhr,uo 10 pgrtlcu-
lars febln, lOh6w2t
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wIEES ASBLIaUoHs.

Nhisk f-sweel mash, u iO9i s0i Sour
maHhit ii hAi1.
NlAt7-l iarrl, 10 pasu, VI i5i paiawha,
o. Htl' ~ ipA4 lpi tout ptl sal II ipAi p
el uial Nh Nhiip Hinp,in rHsus, VI siagl l1.
NhA MfAiuht 90 khlln h4tkrl sin ~
lltinslrnki IA bHtkrl ~ az kua I basket
tsi Wi hlihtslip nhaihpHlgur, tl1Ah
al. nlnnh ale, HAski 1Aa N, fnrirr
faak, NJ ilH1 o.
hliAAplta domestic, ~ 0ask, flsalai
unfn q rlgsi tl AsAs iii fleneiLprl gAlu
90 % wiAprlp, poo Ralt VI ilaii ~ l'rsph,
VI iefa iaiIlngerN Ass ouihlAokpprl al u,
,.ulNs-Old Holland, pergai, " 0al 0i
Dome llri ~ gal,, ~ ihes nd,
nv hh-Iamaea, " 1000,
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VIM. B. GANO,
COZ Main IT.. Dallas. Texas.
FOR SALE.

The we'll known Clifton mills, located on
the Bosque river, at Clifton, Bosque cou nty,
Texas, thirtytwo miles west of Waco, in one
OF the richest and most desirab BILE sections of
the state, aud where wheat Is produced In
large quantities.
These mills are located ON and run by one
OF the iner water powers IN tho state.
The building and dam q built OF the bost
limestone rock. on n solid rock foundation,
OIL both bottom and sides.
The mill house II s)xdJ feet square, two and
half stories high, and contains two sets OF
order.
The location Is high and healthy, with
good schools and good society.
This desirable property will be sold for
diyisionl on the most advantageous terms
both a. TO price and time.
WIN. A. FORT, Agent,
declid&w7m Waco, Texas.
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Attosney-at-Law
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
i07 Lamar ST., Dallas, Texas.

VIII q We speciol attention 10 selling prop.
state. Leasing lands, store and dwelling
houses Collection OF all claims entrusted
TO his care promptly attended TO and quick
remittance made.
VIII investigate and perfect land titles
and pay taxes for non. residents. apr20dlm
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ou.r,O rAggET.

PLUG TOBACCo-Virglnl bright, me ne,
pounds, IS ssl; do do fine ami extra twis'' oo9
tnr. do 40 extra Gin twist, 6s9IV 20 mr.
dium anu l2-ln twist; 5SGeVc DC couii, y a.
in. twist. l5a55c; do ms.log ~ navy ~ IS
ss. l6afor. fyoufsyl lie navy, brlgnt manos
sr,y, qn5Sc; do do mahogany, f9o4e; 40 40
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FNR SALE.

The nno steam min, known m the Valley
inllls, located ON the Bosquo river, 20 miles
west Of Waco In line wheat growing
county winch IN rapidly settling up. The
square, two aud Une-half stories high, and
contains ouo set OF corn aud two OF wheat
rooHs. rhe machinery OF forty horse power
IN In good order. rhis desi rnbl0 property can
be purchased on tho most adyanta geous
terms, both M 10 price ana time For furth.
or particulars either address or call ON me al
Waco, Iex0s,;
dcclld2m, WIN. A. FORT.
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WsaIp authorised end requested 10 40,
6ounrf lnp HHinp ~ Mh ", ~ EpM Ahnn
Ts candidate lm Nl} Attorney FlnpNph
Apnl p 1910
az ,,tp authorised ana requested " ans
nluurH iiAnNtli blha7 ~ ohlllluh @
h,1I,., l.pliuu a. the Once ni tity Attorney,
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