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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHEHIFF SALES.
M. Mifel,nn John 4. WebeKt suDfO.


J. n. Mitchell, John a. Websrt sunfO-
1r7H f BfsfE II r. = y IVY ron TIE
E5s Gt fhs FIFE IRE sf5g S 6onr
sh Of Orleans in the aboye entitled cause y 3ba
Merchants and Auetioneers. Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and sa1 s5feS.s
IN the Second psriet Of tbs city on
ogso1l9 GEtTAIN isoUaRE or GROUND. sit
uated IN the Fifth District q hls &c ety ~ Ine
Warehouse Company property, BOUNDED m ~
Verret and Atlantic Avenues and Pet and
on the original plan thereof, made By v; !.
Thompson surveyor. under date Of Masch z
1s49 aud deposited for reference IN the Office q
Jos, r.. Beard. then q notary in this city; which
said square is divided into twenty four lots,
numbered from one to twenty four inclusive,
and Of which lots numbers one to twelve 'n front
on Verret Avenue, aud numbers thirteen 10
'G J. FIVE CEkTAIN LOTS Or GROUND. 81.
af AZORES ortion thereof known as the Brooklyn
Warehouse Company property. and designated
as lots numbers one to five inclusive. Of square
Pacitie Avenues and Alix aud Peter streets. as
per the above mentioned plan Of ". T. Thomp-
surveyor Lot number one pat orm ta tae cor
measures thirty-o one feet nine inches front on
Pacific Avenue by one hundred and twenty
three feet eight inches in Depth ana front on
Peter street, between parallel lines. and lots
nun bers two to five Inclusive adioin each other
and measure each thirty one feet seven inches,
twenty three feet eight inches In depth. be-
s 5. Fo HstI GBRTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Fifth District of this city In the
square bounded by Atlantic and FVerret avenues
| and Peter and Thayer streets. and designated
"a lots, numbers twenty-one. twenty two.
and twenty four or plan depes
notary In this city. as plan number, sixty five.
which said lots adjain each other and MEASURE
each twenty. eight feet front On Atlantic Ave-
nue by one hundred and weny-three feet eight
on all OF the above described properties
and all rights. ways, privileges and appnrte-
which said several pieces OF property were pur-
chased by said John y. klley from Mrs. Julia
Jr.. notary. on the thirty-frst of August 1874.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
1
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The foregoing statement Is true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
THDS. A. ADAMS. President
HENRY " OGDEN, Secretary,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this sew.
enteenth day Of May, A. D. 1879
ALFRED INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
The BOARD OF Trustees this day resolved after
paving Ten Per Cent In cash to the stockholders,
and carrying to profit and loss s15,740 on &C.
count Of tho Mechanics and Traders Bank
sIock =. held by this com pany. and also further
sum for shrinkage in values, to declare O. ifyf-
dend Of Twenty Per Cont in cash On the II bet
participating premiums, payable on Monday
sixteenth Of June next.
Trustees.
y a. Adams. Jno. d. King,
SamI B. Newman Fred'k Camardan
pam pam Il g. Kennedy. Joseph ". Stone.
Adam Thomson, Alfred Monltnn'
Henry Abraham T., o. Jnrev
Victor Meyer, Edward NaIla
yyoseph bowling, Geo. W. SenteU
5 GsaWsd !, Gay, Paul T. Mortimer.
as3ii. .n Hernshefm, John Y. Moore,
Jos B. Wolfe Henry M Praaton
r. B. Post. Reuben a Pnsb
Edw'd PilsburY, Jno. M. Parker
mV21 GIN
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uary Ann Kelly vs.. James Meagher.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Ia 1sh Of Orleans. Nc. 25,s4s-By virtue Of
honorable. the Third District Court for The
parish of Orleans. In the above entitled cause,
will proceed TO sell at public auction. ct the
street between Canal and Customhousa streets.
In the Second District Of this city, on MONDAY.
August Il, 1879, at u o'clock m, the following
cERTAIe LoT OF GROUND together with
the buildings and improvements thereon. sit
uated In the First District Of this city desig-
mated by the number three. on @ plan drawn by
G. a. Hedin, architect and civil engineer, on the
twenty eighth day OF November, 1919; said lot
feet ten Inches and two lines front on Dryades
street between Calliope street and Triton Walk
by one hundred aud twenty-saven feet ten
inches and four lines in depth, between parallel
lines. Being the same. property which the said
Bunnell and Ballet, per act passed before
Adolph Boudousauie. q. notary public In this
city, dated thirtieth Of May. 1861.
Seized In the above suit. @"..:>
AeAmao J. 4. "A AL Il{1 lp9 aAUTHREAUx,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
ly1o II "a 81 au7 II
Mrs. Ellen Murray vs.. Pontchartraln R.
u,H1RD D1srR +: p9 gouRT FOR THE PAR
of flsri facias against plaintiff. and in favor Of
defe a ri to ne directed by the honorable
leans, il the. above entitled cause. I will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Aucttoneers' Exchange, Royal street. be-
tween Canal end Customhouse streets. In the
Second District OF this city. on THURSDAY.
July a. 1879. st IL o'clock M, the following de-
scribed property. to wit
A, LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
and lying In the. Third District Of the city Of
New Orleans. Louisiana In the square bounded
by Marigny, Mandeyilie. st. John the Baptist
and Girod streets. designated as lot number
four on a particular plan by a. Castafng and
measuring Tin American measured thirty-two
feet front on Marigny street by depth Of one
hundred and twenty feet. between parallel
lines, being composed Of lots seventeen and
eighteen, purchased by Morris Murray, the
husband of plaintiff. from Francois Daubert,
by act OF sale before A. Dncatel notary pubic
In this city. on July IA. 1859.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
r. ALICE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
III o.
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DIRECTORY

=. DIRECTORY:
e. J. Hart, j. Wells Scott McGehee
FL. RenshaW. B. W. Taylor, ID. Fatjo,
D. Biscoe, &c. Morris. T. Il. Airey,
A. Baldwin. James I. Day. Il. T.. Craig,
G. Maeready. L. G.. Levy. Bam T.. Boyd
w. e. Seymour, Emory CiaDp, Jno. s. Groves
Jno. G. Gainea. d. A. Chaffraix, j. a. Blanc.
Jesse s.. Flower. j. l.. Harris. "a. NsWmRni
lam
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In conformity with the requirements III shasf
charter. the Company publish the follUWinH
statements
Premiums received during the year eBaln9
May 81, 1875 Including unearnfd r.ysrnsnraE
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The Board OF Directors. at meeting held on
setting aside Ten Thousand. Dollars. to the
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the year
and paying the 10 per cont dividend to the
stockholders. have resolved to pay A CASH
DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER GENT On the
net earned participating premiums OF the year
ending December 81, 1875 said dividend payable
on and after Monday. the twenty seventh day OF
January, 1879,
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Actual net profits. ....-......-.....s u. 598 81 |

The foregoing statement is O just, true and
orrect transcript from the books OF the Com
pany. JAMES J. DAY. President.
III. CARPENTER Secretary.
sworn to and subscribed before me this tWen-
ty-BecOnd day of January, 1879.
A. INaIsAHAM. Notary Public.
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MERCHANTS,
Mutual Insurance Company
OF NEW ORLEANS.
MERCHANTS
TWENTY-F1FrH ANNUAL s7ArEsxa

Canal strset.
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Donaldson. part Of lot 5 block 8 in
San Marcos $500.
4. NJ. Noble 10 4. 8. Jameson,
head OF the river property, $40 acres,
s 800.
I. }. Horton and wife to Belle d,
Worsha land 90 the Blalco, $500.
j. L. Ellison executor etc. to Mrs.
l.. j. Storey Suudry deeds in Spanish
concerning "the eleven legue' proper.
ty.
VIC Herndou to W. c. Mullins
400 acres OF the j. NJ. w. Hall survey,
$40.
w. c. Mullins to ]. F. Ellison 1860
acres on Plum creek, $1,000.
Same to same tax title. $ll0.
+. j. Maulove aud wife to T. j.
Marklcy lots l and 2 in block 3 Of
McGeehee's addition to San Marcos.
$50. "-I. -
e. e. W. J. Burden and Ann and
W. II. Mason to May j. and j. Z. Lee
various tract sof land, $1,000.
W. r. Wren and wife to Henry
Kei mole interest in Stewart league,
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Mr.. ,ED1ToR: The following beau
tiful tribute to tho memory Of Joe
Manlove was written by Mrs. H. T.
Bunton and knowing that it would at.
ford you pleasure to publish it send
it in. l had the melancholy pleasure
of witnessing the patient resignation,
and hearing the hopeful expressions
that came from bis dying lips. Aud
till my latest days in life, l shall nev.
tr forget the sorrowtul scene: j. j. W.
I'm the midst of life we are in death
was never better verified than in the
death of our lamented friend f. j.
Manlove. He had traversed that part
of life which is most trying with his
profession, and arrived where all was
bright and promising. Friends cluster.
ed around him for he was true to them :
a doting father, an affectionate son
and loving husband, were the noble
attributes which were his prominent
characteristics. But death loves a
shining mark and we must submit to
the will of HIM who doeth all things
for tho best. 10 his bereaved wife we
have no words Of consolation for words
are empty sounds in such grief: time.
the assuager of all pain, will be the
only balm for the grief stricken heart.
In the rearing of their boys she will
have the opportunity of fulfilling the
wishes of him whom she SO truly
mourn.s And may we not cherish the
hope that, in some measure, they may
replace their departed father.
In Christian sympathy and hope.
H. e. BUXTON.
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Miss CoTTENs concert came OF al
the College us per announcement. Owing
to the rain and mud the attendance was
not so large as it would otherwise have
been, but the house was pretty well
filed. AS to the entertainment. with
out going into details we will say, that
in our opinion it was not inferior to
any other that has been given at this
place. The Aattering progress of the
pupils-in some cases after onlya brief
course of Observation-Disclosures the
best evidence of the merits of their
teacher. The only drawback was the
disorderly and disgraceful conduct OF
some young men in attendance. who
persisted in their interruption in one
case in the face of the singers on the
stage, and even after they had been ap
pealed to by gentleman present, on
behalf of the ladies, to keep order
The necessity of the presence of q po.
lice force on such occasions sufficient
to keep order, has often been abund
antly demonstrated. aud we hope II
will not be neglected in the future
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ransfers of Real Estate

Recorded during May 1879:
+, Raven by +. Raven 10 Ed. j. l..
Green release.
d. r. Cocreham to H. A. McMeans
part of lot 6 block 8 in San Marcos.
$3.50.
j, M. Porter to s. NJ. Hopping,
SO 2.5 acres of Porter one third league
$3.50
Il. A. Horton and husband to NJ. A.
Harvey lot 4 block in San Marcos,
$500.
IL. Freedson by shsriff to A. j.
I'm. Breedlove and wife to Julius
Schmidt acres of McCown league,
500.
The same to H. E. Barhee 2 acres Of
McCown league, $50.
PC. Woods to s. I. Crews 3l1 Co.
lOOths acres Of Hemphill league.
$1,000.
j. 8. Peal to j. T. George 200 acres
of Wiley Hughes survey. $500.
M. Nj. Echols by Sheriff to j. G.
Storey and j, W. Herndon.
John r. Ward toJ. +. Ellison 1l35
acres of Elizabeth Brown survey, 1913
VIM. Biles to j. ]. Williamson, part
of Varcenas survey $3.50. -
RS. Young to I. w. Edgar 80
acres on Onion Creek, $50.
s. B. Mcbride and wife to 5. L..
Peeues one acre Of fermendi league.
800.
P. C. Woods to Belle d. Worsham
land on the Blsnco, $500.
III. Dixon to Belle ID. Worsham
49, acres on the Blanco sl85.
Sheeks & Sneed to j. 7. Ellison
28 2 5 acres of the Otis q Els. league
$50. w
]. J.Dyiskill and wife to G. W.
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The. Atlantic opens with long in.
stalment Of a story entitled "Nlassy
Sprague's Daughter. and has other
articles as follows: Public Balls 10
New York Recent Notifications in
Sanitary Drainage; Our Commerce
English Skies; Poems BY Maurice
Thompson and John j. Paltt: Con.
tributors Club. etc. etc. ~
Scribner has the following among
other articles The American Stage
Friend BartoD's Concern (story)
Brazil, III; Two Couples, a White
and q Yellow; Madame Bonaparte's
Letters from Europe Summer Entc-
mology American Museums Of Art ;
The Metric Reform; Trinity Parish
The Decisions of Clairvoyance; Flood
ing the Sahara; etc. Many 1llustra.
tons. A., ..,...'.i ice. ...
st. Nicholas, also published by Serb
ner, contains sothe thirty articles from
the pens of the most acceptable writers
for young folks and wealth of appro-
pirate illustrations.
Lippincott's has the following among
other attractions: Rambies in the
Backwo ODDS of Mexico and Central
America; Stratford on the Sound
Jefferson and Rip Van Wrinkle Wo
| mems Husbands. Ill; Telescope
Discoveries English views of Frank
lin, etc, With fine illustrations.
The Eclectic has the following Or
the Study of Natural History The His'
tory of Games Synney Dobell: A
Problem in Human Evolution Two
Tmpostors of the 18th Century
Peter the Great; Literature and Med.
icine; Flowers and their Unbidden
Guests The Melancholy of the Edu.
Gated ENGLISH Chiusse Fans; Foreign
Literary notes Science aud Art. i
is prefaced with fine steel Portrait O
Gen. Albert j. Myer, the old Prob.
abilities" of the Weather Bureau at
Washington.
AppletoFs hasthe following bill Of
fare; Ricardo, a story; Reforms in
Asiatic Turkey; Italian Sketches
The Midway Inn; Conspiracies il
Russia; Mrs Browning's Dramatic
Idylls; The Queens Private Apart
ments at Windsor; Editors Table, etc
Popular Science has the following
articles: Wasted Forces: Geological
Survey of the 10th Parallel ; A Study
in Locomotion John Stuart Mill A
Question of Eating; The Condition Of
Women from Geological Point Of
View; AVisit to the New Zealand
Geysers; Pleased with a Feather
Food and Feeding; Sketch of Julius
Robert Meyer. with portrait Cores
pondence, etc. A valuable number.
The Phrenological journal has a
sketch of Dean Stanley. with portrait
also of Mrs. Lockwood, the lady
lawyer-and a choice variety of other
good things. This number begins the
Goth volume, and we recognize no dim
mutton in its interest or usefulness.
pB We will order any Of the above
at the publishers prices. or club them
with the FREE PRESS at reduced rates.
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Closing Exercises of Science
Hall Institute.

EDITOR FREE PREss:-It was my
inestimable pleasure to be in regular
attendance during the examination at
Science Hall Institute, commencing
23rd and closing 9th ult. Each days
exercises were introduced by reading
an appropriate passage of the Holy
Scriptures and prayer.
An appropriate Introductory was
delivered by Billie Barbee extending
a warm welcome to all. Let me stop
just here and tell you that these school
examinations are new to me, but l
must say in justice to the respective
teachers of this school that l have
never seen students understand bet
ter what they had been taught, they
gave evidence of the most thorough
instruction and by very superior teach
ers. The classes we're questioned and
cross questioned, and yet they never
faltercd in giving clear, distinct and
comprehensive responses, sufficient to
satisfy the most incredulous, having
the best criticism from the Dead Sea
to the Rio Grsnde to contend against.
Prof Geo. Grant. late Of Corn Hill
[Cornell ? Ed. ] College. took an active
part.
Rev's. Kelley and Rogers were also
present aud expressed themselves as
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we'll pleased. There was q full atten-

we'll pleased. There was full atten-
dance each day. Friday the exercises
closed with the following programme;
ist. Grand spelling battle in which
tho audience gave many words to spell.
but they were disposed Of very readily.
2nd. Literary address by j. j. Will
Hanson Of San Marcos, through which
we were made the recipients Of one OF
the richest and bappiest efforts such
us no one but Bro. Williamson can
produce, as we believe that he has no
superiors, as an orator, q scholar or
Christian gentleman.
Bird. Reading tho Science Hall items
was next in order, which we're fraught
with many good c.,ines. At early cat
die light our ears we're greeted with tie
sweet strains Of delicious music tioa;-
ing on the evening xephyrs which was
the signsl that the concert department
was all ready to perform its part, and
is.was magnificent success, attended
en- masse. The closing scene was the
awarding Of two silver, and two gold
medals, two in each department, tor
proficiency and department. +.
Prot. Pyle furnished the two silver
medals, Mrs. Andrews the two gold
medals. Bobie Porter then delivered
a very impressive and affecting Vale.
dictory, after which we were all dis
missed returning to our respective
homes fully convinced that Science
Hall is the alma mater Of many young
ladies' and gentlemen and she can look
uponjthem with truly maternal pride,
and say as the Roman natron said OF
her children: "These are my jewels"
Truly yours,
PoTLIcKER.
P.S. I enjoyed myself finely, but
one thing interrupted me, that was
the continued question us the Editor
Of the San Marcos paper here2' l had
to answer, Mol
REALLY. We had no idea we should
BIZ missed or inquired alter on so
interesting an occasion, and fear
our correspondent, (notwi,hstand'
ing his rather uuromantic zig.
uature) romances just little on
that point. Unfortunately the chief
day at Science Hall came on Friday,
which is our busiest day, so we had to
deny ourself the pleasure Of being pres
ent, although Elder Williamson kind
ly offered to take us down, as also to
take us to one 'of his subsequent ap-
pointments in that neighborhood.
The latter offer we mean to accept,
but fear we shall not come SO near
seeing the outer and Inner life of the
community as we should have done
had we been ut the commencement at
Science Hall.-ED
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Mr. Richards, Of Science, Hall called
on us this week.
Mrs. Lyons, late Miss Maggie Ky.
ser, died on Wednesday.
Prof, Lyons of New Braunfcls and
Prot. Gomert Of Mountain City were
here on Thursday.
A reply Of judge Kone to the letter
Of W. in our last was handed in toe
late for insertion this week.
John s. Brown handed usn full
blown cotton boil last week, and freed.
man Proctor two others since.
Besides the prize awarded by Mrs.
Wilcox to one Of her pupils at Mrs.
DeLony's concert. she asks us to state
that she gave another some months
before. the recipient being Miss Mat
tie Hutchins. r.. e
Joe;F. Brown called on US Wednes-
dry. and stated he was to leave with
his family the next day on their re,
moval to Runnells county We. re-
gretted to hear it, for he aud his good
wife are among those ofour Texas &C.
quaiutances with whom We have beer
most favorably impressed. Good luck
|xo them. '., u if III %
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JUST RECEIVED Fine sets of elegant
furniture at astonlshingly low figures.
Call and examine and you will be
amazed at the cheapness. Also Lew
lot elegant chromos ready framed ,
also wonderfully cheap.
WARD & HOPKINS.
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'CoRREcrIoN.--ItJ is L. B. Heller,
an employe Of Schram Il Co., Of San
Antonio, who il contemplating open
ing mercantile house here, and not
Schram & Co., themselves, as we er.
roneously stated in our last
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-05

A GERMAN named Ludwig Schmidt
was killed by horse at Maj. Nance's
on Saturday last. He got tangled in
the rope attached to the animal, was
dragged a considerable distance. and
died soon after of injuries received.
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Life is full of disappointments. We
recently offered 10 cure bad case oil
rheumatism for a years subscription
In advance, but Just as We were on the
point of lifting the shekals. q sympath-
King friend suggested Johnsons Ano-
dyne Linimeut, and the money and the
PATIENT vanished instanter.
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Go to Reynolds l. Daniels for Cuban
Chill Tome, the great West Indies Fever
and Ague Remedy, n great remedy from
Cuba. guaranteed to cure chills and levers.
biliousness and Liver Complaint every
time. 1t il the finest medicine in the
world. Everybody should try it.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-05

Parsons Pureatiye Pills make new
rIch blood. and will completely change
The blood in the entire system in three
nonths, Any person who will take
one pill a night from one to twelve
weeks may be restored to SOUND
Aealth if such q thing is possible
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Adm;nistrntor's Notice.

Estate o. c. wIsiss ara 9. n. w.sian, Diseased.
pending 30 BAYS coua y. Tsrss:
The under.igne1 having been es!J sppoin.s;
ldninis,rs.o- q tie sstsfs Of ca VISA al a.
n. Hi.i,n, deceased, % the 5th tsT n Fs5rssrg
A. D. 1879. notice is berei.y Eres - az psrsoes
hsvtar claims sg.inft said estate 10 presea. tSe,
% N. fo- psynss. s-ttiu The time s9sclssf ~
isw, AMI a.. perssns isteetes 70 ssi sSlsts yils
please uss. i71sEsts psynsnt
sss.n-3- FR- GALE. lsosr3sTt:Sr.
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A CA IIaI.

To all who are suffering from tho errors and III
discretions Of yoath. nervous weakness, carly de-.
cay, loss Of manhood. &c., will send a receipt
that will care you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
greet remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send a sslf.addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH I. lSsMAH, Station D. Heso
York city janis ly
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-05

Go to Kingsbury for bargains in
SEASONED lumber. First class Cul
cusieu and Texas pine sl7. per .thous.
and feet. Special inducements offered
in dressed lumber.
W. H. HARRIS & Co.
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we arc authorized to soil the Brick
Machioe advertised in another column.
INQUIRE at the FREE PREss Office.
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SEE new advertisement OF G. F. Mil
lett, the large and enterprisiog lumber
dealer of Austin. so favorably known
10 this quarter.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-05

RAU Bios have just finished a
splendid family carriage for a Mr.
Phillips. They are turning out a class
of work heretofore unknown 70 manu-.
facturers in these parts.
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LAKESIDE publications, a fresh as
sortment. also other new publications,
MT this Office. -....
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TIE Enclosure in our present issue
is business supplement. We shall
5'resume" our regular one next week
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Notice..

For the next thirty days I will sell
Cook Stoves ut cost. in order to make
room for my fall stock.
j. Fl. EASTMAN.
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PETERsoN's and .Ballou's Magazines
for July, Elite Fashions, etc at this
office.
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MARRIAGE licenses issued during
June: '''
J. w. Allen to Emma A. Lusk.
Henry Washington, Yexana Thomas.
Joseph W. Hunter, Nancy L. Reeves.
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TAKE Ayers Pills, the best comb
nation ever invented Tor a purgative
medicine.