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be tho next terminus. Trains are expected
to run regularly to Baird by the 10th of De.
eember. Baird is 40 miles west of Fort
Worth.--At the cut Just this side of Bsird
man was struck with stone from blast.
and several ribs broken, 1t is thought that he
Will recover.--rhers is, some immigration
to that region. A petition is being circu-
lated for new post master. The faint
glimpse oftho sun this pornng wss delusiye.
Clouds soon darkened the scene, and rain has
begun in earnest, but the rain wsS soon over,
and the weather, as night comes, is turning
colder still.---The team attached to r. Ii.
barner's delivery wagon became frightened
at the band, and ran off up First street, this
afternoon, but were caught, with no damage
resuting,--Less than hundred bales of
cotton arrived yesterday. This is the least
for any day during this season.--rhe com
mittee on Iight-of-wAy for the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe road arranged with \
number of land owners to, day for the road
to run through their land. This about
finishes the way to Cleburne.--Stop at the
Waverly house, and you feel at home
Local Option corner, the gsnial Chris. Rim
tleman's saloon, is the most convenient place
in Fort Worth for travellers to take smile
OF something pure and good, besides Rail-
way Improvement cigar. His liquors are all
ure Kentucky stock, and ne keeps full
line Of popular brands of wines Of all kinds
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GAIN ESVLA.LE.


GAINEsv4LLE, Nov. 80, 1880
Since cotton took rise our streets have
been crowded with wagons loaded with the
heecy stap e..-Our streets are almost i'm
passsble-the immense wagon trade has
worked them almost into bogs.--On
Thurs ay morning Ed. Bomar was arrested
BY two deputy sheriifs from Burnet county,
charged with murder committed in thu.
county eight years agb. No Indictment was
found against him until few days ago, and
his, Whereabouts have been known to tire offs
cerO all the while. He had information that
an indictment would probably be found
against him, and WAS ready TO answer at any
time, but the officers, perhaps, thinking that
be was Il desperate character, seized him
roughly, shacllled him and hurried him Of
without allowing him 10 sec his wife or get
Ting money or clothing. Judge 9. 0. Potter
accompanied him Os counsel, aud Sheriff
| Bolton, ofthis county, a. Bomar's request, also
| accompanied him. The affair created con-
siderable excitement, and Bomar's friends
accuse parties here Of working the indict-
ment up through spite There was TO have
be II u wedding in the city Thursday night,
the guests were invited, tho tsble
sotand the bride was ar,Gyei in her
marriage robes, but tho groom tsiled 10 pu!
in IN appearance, and no one can tell bis
| whereabouts. 1t was known that he left on
the cast bound train that morning, hut
where he has gone and why he left, no one
can tell Both parties belonged TO highly
respectable families, and this conduct on The
part of tho groom Is inexplicable Rev.
+. A. Herring, pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal church north, here, has iaised whirl
wind of indignation against himself by sland
erous utterAnces against the people Of g sjnes
vile alledged TO have been made by him
while up north Just before the election. Tn
ISLANDERS referred to were published in To
Chicago Tribune, aud were taken down by
reporter who heard him speak alta heih1liS
conference. Herring denies having used tn
language attributed to him, and il is Low
question Of verNcity between him and th
Tribune reporter. But ono thing 10 certain
ii went ail over the north and WAS Nc
contradicted until after the election, thong
, IIerrug may not have seen it until bis Is
tcntion WIS called to it by our papora -
The Golden troupe arrived Sunday evenin
ard VIII open tonight in Perry'snew operi
,, house,---Rev L, II. Carhsrt preached
the NJ. e, church north yesterday. Bisho
Haven was expected to dedicate the churcl
but did not come and the dedication WI
!, postponed.
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Copies and limitations are acknowledgements
of the superior merit and excellence of the
genuine article. Verify and valuable 0rti.
cles are what the frauds are committed
against and is proof of high estimation,
very Astterirg to the original RS, but very
dangerous and unprohtsblo to the customer
and demoralizing to tho dealer. Beware of
counterCeits and see that you only get the
genuine Simmons Liver Regulator, in white
wrapper, with the red z on the face and sig.
nature on side Of j. Ii. Zeilin & Co., who
have stopped five different practical imitstoTs
of this valuable medicine by injunction 81
law, but still other frauds are in the market
rs rsscHls are not yet all hung.
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Slh Err MAN.
COrrespondence of the Herald.

correspondence Oh the lelalu'
SHERMAN, Texas, Nov 29th 1880,
Another wedding took place last week in
the fashionable circles of Sherman society
the contracting parties being DR.. Tri2zsrd
and Miss Lula Brown, both Of our city. A
regular "marital SIMEON" seems TO be pass
ing over this section, but let US hope that its
results will BIO as harmless as q "peifumed
gale."-0n last Friday night most enjoy
able exhibition of literary charGter was
given by the pupils of Professor Nash's
fourshing school. 1t would not be kind 10
discriminate, but excellent natural gifts were
manifested by some of the young ladies who
participated in the exercises. An address
was delivered by Judge G. p Fonte, now OF
Sherman, but formerly of Memphis, which
was universally admired by the large nn1 in
tollectuAl audience present. The judge sur
passed himself. These exhibitions are given
monthly and are becoming immensely
popular.--The TaglIapietra company APP
pear here tonight in the famous opera of al
Trovatore." A special train will come down
from Denison for The occasion, and the indi
cations are that large audience will greet
this first appearance Of this company ii
Sherman. L. is q matter OF serious regret
LnaL lntre dro not OsttoT lACllltles lOI VIZ plo
sentation Of frst-cla's stage performances II
this city-The district court suaily mear
uing out the rewards of crime here. Sew
eral poor miscreanta have been given free
passes and regular lodging at the expense o.
the state in the last few days, and its more
than likely that several more will follow il
the next few-Sleet and rain, rain anc
sleet, and mud, mud everywhere The
Binkleysshousc, for the last week, has beer
crowded most all the time, there being {
regular rush. The house is unusually forLu
nate in its help. Charley Murdoch, th'
clerk, adding immeasurably to the popularity
of the hotel and the comfort Of the guests
while y! ger Venable needs no commen-
daton, work speaks for itself. Ant
don'tf the Binkley bar, where George
Bond pr SECS. 1t is one Of the most success
full and popular establishments of It's kind il
hsrman.-The new schedule on tn
Transcontinental, from Sherman to Tcxar
kama, went into effect yesterday, the train
now l. aving this place for Texarkana at S'S
a. M, and arriving at 6 p. m.
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FORT WORTH,
espondence OF the II erald.


FoRr WORTH, Nov 30, 1880.
For the past several nights there HIS been
no gas-light on account of no coal at the
ga,,works. Cloudy mist obscured the view
last night and the congregations forebore To
meet.-Bsggsge room At the depot lie
crowded with immigrants baggage. =
HSrdly vacant house in town.-The
amount of expressed goods being hsndled
this month is more than done in any pre-
vious month this yesr.--L. NJ, Powell, n.
D. Snow. Adam Carpenter, end Robert Tuck
er Of Hustouville, Kentucky, who have
bcen prospecting in Texas for several weeks,
return home this evening, via Missouri -
Four horses died yesterday of the prevailing
equine epidemic a party will start tc
survey tho route of the Missouri, kansa:
and Texas to Denton or Gainesville within :
few days.-A nan under the influence o.
whisky became Sam Patch,,on Weather
lord street to-day, and jumped over barrel
and boxes. Mr.. r. s. Station, just iron
Baird, reports the town improving
considerably. The track is laid 7
within ten miles. This town vii
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A Galveston Entsrnrise.

For many years Miles Strickland, of the
Island City, has very deservedly held the
reputation of having one OF the most COM
plete blank book manufacturing and bind,
ing establishments in the south. He has
spared no expense of securing the very latest
Improvements in his line. 1t is for this
reason that he can turn out work as good as
anywhere to be found at the very lowest
figures. Numberless testimonials verify
these facts. Give him trial.
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n2sd&wly

DR.. w. j. Gibson, &C Arkansas, writes
'For many years my wlie.was sufferer from q
terrible female complaint that balll,d tho ekil
of all physicians around me. There seemed
no hope for her. was made acquainted With
the mpositlon of DR., uromgoole's ENGLISH
FEMALE BITTERs. aud knowing them TO he
good, Iprocured several bottles ard placed hel
upon Its use, They cured her sound and
well, and do not hesitate to say they saved
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CORSICANA.
Correspondence of the Herald.

CoRsIoANA, Nov. 30, 1850,
Judging from the weather we have had for
the past week, winter has set in without q
doubt, A cold, misty rain las been falling
almost without cessation since last Tuesday,
tho Temperature ranging meanwhile between
20 and 80 degrees. Nearly three inches of
rain fell.-Chrstm0 cards are already be-.
ginning to appear. The designs are even
more beautiful than last year. Among them
are the prize competition cards secured by
Praug, The season for balls, parties, con-
cer,s and social events generally is at land.
-Msny sections of this couutry are sorely
afflicted with chills. Notwithstanding the
coming frost, they ara more prevalent than
they have been for years. --George boo en-,
colored gentleman, was put ia Tho Gala
boos0 list evening in default Of bail, but
came up like man this morning and paid
his ane, saying that q white man might be
able to live in that ice.chest butarrspecta0le
colored man would freeze to death. Every
other man in town promises 10 open coal
and wood yard next winter. The supply OF
coal is entirely exhausted and wood is very
scsrce. The outlook is ssrious.--C. W.
HYDE representing R3dway u Burton, OF
Cincinnati, spent Sunday with us.--Rentz-
Sanity Novelty company will play at the
opera-houss December I'd. They are spoken
Of very highly by the southern press.
Houston people went iAto ecstscies over
them. Seats are being sold very rapidly.
u. w. Hubbard aod Major Stevens, gen.
eral superintendent Of tho Marrow gauge, are
in town, settling the right-of-way between
this point and Waco. MIR, Q. NJ. Dun
ham, lessee of the Molloy house, sold out his
lease to-day. Captain S. d. Moore, the
manager, will continue in charge until the
SOth. His many friends and patrons will miss
his genial welcome. We trust, however
that he will decide to locate amongst us.
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"They are not q beverage, but medicine,
with curative properties OF the highest de.
gree, containing no poisous drugs. They
do not tear down an already dobilitated sys-
tenn, but build it up, One bottle contains
more hops that is, more real hop strength
than barrel of ordinary beer. Every drug
gist in Rochester sells them, and the ply
sicians prescribe them'"-.Roehester Even
ing Express on Hop Bitters.
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A gA.AN ia.


ATLANTA, Nov. 80, 1880
Our little city is rapidly improving. The
block of brick stores Is completed and occu-
pied. Solid families are moving in, which
build us like granite blocks build pyramid.
We have one of the best schools in
the state numbering $50 students. Prof.
NJ V, Looney and wife are the principals.
Our citizens are noted for their hospital
ity and industry. Population nearly 1000.
School building 50SS0 feet--Our city mar
shall is a gem.--Five mail lines centre
here; one leaves twice daily,-Business is
depressed. Continued rain the csuse.--
One hundred bales of cotton come in some
days, rain or no rain.--Our county votes on
local option December 4th.-Not much
sickness. children have died the
past season.-The Cumberland Presbyteri-
ans have church project on foot. to be com
peted in the near future. -Twenty-iive
thousand bales Of cotton raised within q
miles of US. This is the place par excellence
for cotton mill. East Texas needs cottor
mill.
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A GOodSent.

There is nothing like good comfortable
seat in this life; n good solid, substantial
seat that will not give away. This is the
reason why O. II. Clancy, 100 Main street.
up stairs, has made such famous reputa.
ton by the manufacture of his double
lined or seated drawers, which last five
times as long as those Of ordinary make
Shirts, collars and cuts are made to order.
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halfIhey pick for the o'her half though the
principal psrt of the culIun has ALREADY been
gathered Our young folks are talking of
having ere Of tie sraudcst balls ana suppers
nesr Christmas that has ever heen known in
this county. Everybody las a special inv.
tation 10 attend.
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WILLS POINT.
resnondence of the Herald.

WILLS POINT, Nov. 80, 1880.
Since my last letter there has been almost
, food of rain. Mud is very deep and
weather very dissgreesble, cold and gloomy.
Cotton is worth from 0 2 TO ii cents
per pound. All the farmers in this section
made more grain and cotton than WAS ex-
pected by them. Some cotton is still un.
picked, and farmers have been giving and
are now offering to pickers Of cotton one
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FOR SAIE.

EORsALE - Cwo choice farms, situated In
L the rich prairie coun ry, about ten miles
north from Dallas, five miles west OF Richard
son, on the 4. & I. q. Railroad, and four miles
east of Farmers Branch Station, on the ID. "
w Railroad. one of 2G1 acres and tho other
of 40 acres, mostly In cultivation, and o. acres
of timber, lying abont Ave miles southwest on
the Trinity river A great bargain is offered
IN both places Inquire of Jones q Murphy,
land agents, oiiice No 100 Main st., Dallas Tex,
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For the speedy cure of SpormatOrrhee, Sex
ual Debility and ImpoienCy most druggists
have the medicines. We wish TO stop this
curse of our civilization. Address, st. Louis
Curative Institute, st. Charles ST, between
9th and It'll, st. Louis, Mo
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" OsT-Lett in some house In Dallas on Nov.
4 2Si. one valis-, with goods In 1t nom
sanger Rros with The name, w. BuranRle on
some OF them A r-a.onrbl. eenrd viii DO
paid on delivery of valiSe and oohtents to
Boais, at Sanger Bros.
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TO LEASE.

TINO LEAsE-Abon u acres Of ,hoce gsrdsn
land, within one-quafter OF mil. II ~
Cour -honse,sud is very convenient ~ mark'f
WIN lease 10 on peraon, or viii divide IN
land; can furnish one or two houses APP ~
to W. q. Sicklus, l2S Ross avenue, Dallas.
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EoR RENT = The Sea es homestead. with
L vegetable garden Of anout acres, situa-
ted at the Eastern terminus Of the San Jacinto
street railway. 1t consists of a dwtl, Ing with
seven rooms, a good tenant house and barn, a
well uf line water and splendid orchard OF
several acres, containing variety OF fruit
trees, and Ia situated in good ucghb9rhood
To lease for the coming year NJ reasonable
rates Apply to q. IL plowman, ht oflee OF
White & PlOwman, oil Elm street, up-stsirs.
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IsH vSIdyAN.

OUYsIoIAN AND SURGEON -DR. NOR
ION. Office, In hrst national bank build
ing. Residence, San Jaclntost, near Leon
ard.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-One or two neatly furnished
A rooms at 70l jackson and Poydras streets
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,SUR RENT - The property known as th
L European House, No 1925 Main street,
we'll furnished, containing fourteen rooms.
Inqulre at 1857 ELM street. John Browning.
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M ANTED--Uu Nav orleans d Pacific Rail-
w road, $40 teams, 200 men and 10 board =
ing bosses, sub-c0ntractors with teams and 80
station men; good WATERS work no swamps.
Address Carney & Hart Contractors, ShreYe-
port, Louisiana.
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EMhhlTrA LOCAL LORNTs everywhere 70 sell Tea,
EVAE F1t Coiee, Rakiuy Powder, Flivonpg liz,
SI---@-- tracts etc. by sample, 10 families. Prshi
good. Otln Tree Peoples Tea Co. Hol 5Q0 ST. LOuI No
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VITANlED-At once, II good shoemaker.
w Geo. A. McNitzky, Denton, Texas,
Post-Onice Box ll3.
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WANTF,D p , as S Clerk or any
N. s., Il OIL e.
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rs ESTY-Ftvs CT NJ G0LUMNN.


S,TOTICE - Adver. Rcmeuts NAV he handed
~ into our buslneEs ofaHe UP tos p. m,
rrd into the COMPOSING roOm mn to =. m.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS,

yNyANTED - A good steady woman, TO do
w cooking aud b0uso work, or cook and
wash in a private family; good wages paid to
a good woman, either white or black. Apply
TO Leon Kahn's Shoe Store SOL Elm street.
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THE EsEyW WOOD

hes held its rlace as the leading Now and
Reaper Of The World. Taking the most aud A.
ioong ne Highest Premiums. IL Durability is
CScoICd b. uoar arr tae cast Q { lecrinc In re-
pair less than any. sso sci. the Twirt Binders
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Steam Engines,

MI size9, gusrsu iecd 20 be a perfect success 70
furnish sufici ent power to ruo Mile with SAVE
rom 30 to so inches. The Trnciou part Ia
without question, acknowledged to be per:ect
and is called tie ''Boss Engiue." The New pon.
ular Pony Circular Saw Mil ia row cutting 4
COO fee, per DAY With 81 inch saw Can be
pTOvCc.
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DIRECTORS .-.AlcuEo l,c-isg n....
l.rugh.in Geo.go K Tiugio, Jstrs, -,
! a. Miller. n ". Aaarls q &C..
S irwin, Iohn " Erodn ALOy2J fpeiss
President. A.. 2. pOBSi.S, Agts,spl 81.
-. J + PAUL, secretny r = c.
ANDER. Gererri agent
GGoHGE " SnCCEcY, has hst, t,. j..
Ga agcai i7s Hsu.pshlsc County vs
JGas -, igS5--.y.
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sc~tfessifs''as2 = 500.
Gl;AORR 6 TO-, .i:iornoys s. Lzzw:
','sCsssaTs 90 ,a,inSa',u. FIoap,es & az
tc6 2 Street, Washinaton, -. q
y AS.sIioap eau foreign Petc-:7. ?
PH.n!s procured IN al ocui ,rs-, ~ rE7o :,
sn,sS X fa PSF SH . Tn:a ,,l lnT w..
piston. Special H'--;,Iur rIten ~ Intyr:.. I.cs
Cascl se:Jsu tisr P.urnt once EYtaut,sor "a
forv COagress, IHfT!i: -tn,rt :St,Its ia Si~s-g-
Sto's-, sr' al .'iEt;I,n npp"rtiiE.ns ~ Ia. 2uj
O. stNrT rACEs
GATED c.ltVs cogrts and peperrsrr+s.
Gains p.csr5uiad .' 'Ab Supreme conn 81 Is
Cnrcd S'Itcs. UoHr' 9t Gigirr- tcy-s sCJoss,il.s
s,or,,, 81 "at,l nc .a.los seI'icrn i.EtYis
tis R5scUt!vs HsIeTtinsuia
AE-cars Of Pay ana Rccn,r
tyFT'ccns, soLnIs1;s rHJ siILoss ~ 80 w
EEr, o, ihci: beirs, srs ~ p'suy eases ssuo,d q
90 knor-cdgo. Wrhe fGll bi7tory e scT-Isv' "a
sat- . amount 81 ray Esd bounty reo.sY sd 81
WI bs given 70, tJs-s.
= Tsa,1seA
S1 hT.'rn''s. sr'I'i:r : csc ss,f7.s e-il,s,'ss
rsSai<si, % h'iurrI 10 ~ i-tu ga, LE1,yri
thg ususi"ls are ey..'s,. 70 f''-r-uss !..~1
st'T3 Algd inforul- ton va ~ furnished frS.s :
Tended. r-iil u vrpli.iipntlv fur,phod roo 10
fa'o 'H'non ind proper Tsror' 90 apo:.esiSsa =
- w. C62vgo no ssc zYis,'- suC,-aiss.. sta7RSS
90 fc'iT4 POI shorlh 40 son+
GATED States General Land OfzeN,
Issn I',ioi Lend 49, i1Is.s Lent Nt-sso
cute0 ~ lore is GSt esT i.a5t5 Oiics ans Dittasz
s,snnici The lOirllos.
Old ESGaty Lind Warrants. -
Weray NASH To- uS+n Whrrc assICnfeentgPss
tnPezises ve give instca0stoos ~ pe~fct tbssi
hal Cs&serarSoss nse3 oflsasN
We set ~ attorneys Tor such Ia pcosursaR cor
49, mai1g eoli~cuors n1koI Is lng loaES, ca
Sttardinz To all hu3InFes conhd.d 70 uE
lAoersi arrangements made win alsosn1ys 3
6n ot=sSss ot buriuees
Address GIL2IORE &c co.
~ u CoK - HssA t-0L.ss. n =
WAsutr0taE. -. g. . Eossv4J<y 81 ysye
k4<e pleasrFs 10 sEprstslrg ray szftrt so4n
efseo " ta9 rfsTrastbi!cV and tsSiffg Of ths
kn5, Psisnt ns1 Ceib,. l1E House 81 JHAcoaa
OV, % tie CO.
oBo. u. u WHITES
nvft-r srhs ~ or0i XIV. paiF,- gar.i
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Usest I1reinin tniversita.

NINE departments 81 STEADY books Tar.
IN nished Al COS. csisrdar errarTti 70 SUIT
teachers -e<pecsss fo- ore GEAR from $l.h %
5000 nus-seS,a-ian. hoesal, thorough. Fall
term begins Sspten5cc isS 1850. Attendance
lac, year iror, % couo Ties Or wes, virs lois cod
from States and Territories
- For Catalogues aud aihcr icisFusf 3D.
apply to TIC President j. X. THOMSON .acr-
gantowu, West Va IisHs IS, lS33,-Smo.
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KH E1T S. pSss's bosirrgo nnv before to
ED bLS@3 s. public You csa make
n,oue7 faster al wcrE
fer us thar q anythiGZ else. Capita no, re-
CURED. We vii s'srj y u. $.2 day ord ur-
wards made al rotls hy tGs Industrious Jen
women, boys end girs wanted everywhere &,
work for us. Sow is the tpe. You can De.
vote Your Whole TIM 80 tbe work, or Only yogt
spare moments ~ ct5tr bnsiuoSa Gi.i pay
you nearly a. Well. NJ oGe willing % work
can fail ~ make enormous pay 10y engaging at
once Costly Outii' and ,crns free. 4 gIeat
opportunity for nal;igg money easily ana hon.
Cr.bly Address tree n 90, Augusta, N.ine.
July l6, Ie80.--ly.
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THE
New York Sun,
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

INVEST VIRGINIA. 70 VII At rules held
w in the Clerks Office OF tie County Court
Of Hampshire County, on the lat Monday in
john W Gardner, ChristenA Secrist, Mnhals
Arnold, Amos Lifolle,te. I. 3 Richards. T.
g. Richards, ". ". 7 Miller. Hannah Miller,
Levi Lsfollotte, John J Spaid, Admiuisira-
administrator OF Hiram Spaid, dec d sueing
on behalf Of themselves and al. ire o,he. cred
itors of George Spaid, dec'd., Plaintiffs,
Us.
John Monroe Administrator Of George Spsid
deed, William bali aud Margaret Hall his
wife J. a. Chsnbe and Frances .
Cbembesiir hls wife, Lewis 4. Noreand and
Merry ICtelSnt his wife, John " y vis acd
Eliza His wife, Lem1cl J +. Spsid Florence
HOOK, AIredNh CaFper snc Tilberry Arnold.
Deieudtuts IL CUANCERY.
The object ~ tbis eait /. 20 ascertain ,bo
Claims against the esta;e OF Geo-so Spsid, &c e
ceased and their piiori.ies, ani iis lerso NJ |
assets cf ssid estate. 20 settle the acCoaHts Of
lie SO ulnisiratc., dietTi5u,c the amour, found
in nis hands upon tie debts sscel tai the VA lie
total Dpd snrusl Of the real estate o. which
said George Spaii died seized, and sell the
same, or SO muc.! hereof as piay he necessary
10 safety sait ieb,s, aud fer other sud general
relief. &c.
Aui it appearing by affidavit thai The 6cfen-
d@nis Wills ,, Hall and Margaret ME wire, =
X. Lh"Tnher,iE aud Fra,ces '. his wife, and
hcr"ditt Copper, dc uoi reside IN this State {:
Il - ordered, thet the aaid nonresident icE.a-
trr's y C.. soa5 hers within one month after
duo publication " tGs urier AID 10 what IL
Eece''NrT 10 2. o'rct tGcir Interest in this sui,
Icr.s,
G S WHITE, c &c
fDSl7; - 1892 Nv