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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-16

Flour Is in moderate inquiry. Pdcss ere
still buoyant, on the basis Of from $50 70
g 30 for fancy brands.
New prairie hay Is coming in quite freely
and realizes from s13 10 SIS.
Old oats. sacked, I'm csr-losd lots. are In
moderate supply, and quoted tt Is cents.
Corn came IN by wagon quite freely to-day.
Il IL STEADY 81 20 10 q cents.
New p5tstoes are becoming plentiful, and
now selling 81 q 10 $50 per bushsi.
No new wheat or oats have appeared on The
market as yet.
Hides snd wool are e. previously repaired.
Concerning The New York wool rnsrkst, TIE
Commercia Bullstin q she s.h mt. ssys.
Ths supplies IN hard are not dimcult %
rracn when buyers make fulis fIr1mpf bide
snH hofders. ~ = rule, frcIlre ~ k-rD tea ~
ulofson D sirab parr o.. wever, are
dguu - c0nri-rsfir-lf srneu cpTp 90 and
= d y verv 70 q c1rfr .. viii nwuers rs.frair-
M from any special snlr o. rsal ~ - iis a.
n few IN sfzuces flsre ia partsl gittdrl vi
% suuirs o. errer sim tttt snrn-u pa
baft-r BIDS VII b. sec ren. IN fsrt t1s
rrafte rh1ra en- iortr tarrrrrr A.
strsrrthsn. ard Interest De- tns situatinn tallT
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TWO YOUNG aEN DkO wNED.
A Gallant Young Man, In Trying 10
save Bis Companion, Goes Down
with Him and HOth are Drowned.

A party of young men went to Ten, mile
Greek, at point about five miles southeast
Of Lancaster, to battle, A youth ABOUT
seventeen years old named Estes WAS the first
TO 90 into the wat r. He had never leerned
the art of swimming, and getting into
deep place. it became evident to his com
nal'ioDs that without speedy
assistance no soon would drown. Oae
of the party named Goble, aged seventeen,
went in 20 save him. Estes had sunk and risen
once more before GJble had got to him.
When Goble got to him, the drowning man
ru, his arm about his neck and they both
went under toge her, ma didn't
come to the surf CO again o 10 OF
me youog men who witnessed the
affair went in and began to
dive for their bodies He soon brought
them to III, surfscs and theS were locked in
each others arms. They we're both prom-
icing young men Of the neighboraood. Mr.;
Go)ie WAS nephew 20. Alderman Ballard, OF
his pity
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rnG D.LLAs gynALo. THUHsoAt INCOMING JUNE i6 f,sI

Axffg ~ d.. ~ tNI4 49,
lhcicases, M tho innncnee npon tlie nDw cllpa
N nbia,tef Of serious importance. Titus for
ION Mo deainr Ahd manufacturer have held
" efnsIycs wlthlp conservative bounds, aud
~ J. thef way very oHfefdly on tho southern I,
stuthwtHefD, ana aunh ~ tho western oil IN "a
my bave come under negotiation, hut nc.
ifdins tOall accounts have found the feeling
~ primary 2Olpis quito on the buoyaut orier,
lie Views ~ 'Yowera have animated ea,v
% oush 10 lead TO attempts 10 secure stock
ne local dealers and apecuat0rs have stepped
In and overbidbuyers from the consumptivc
Joints and "a this, IN the main, may be at
y buted the sulenlng cost of Georgia, Ken
itcky ana Ohio H0ols. Actual purchases, how
ever, have been comparatively small, aud IL
+ hoped that tie eastern buyers VIII DO On
led TO hold ot until thev are met at leest
All way on the value OF the new clip. For
cipn woods are Generally held with quito n
ri owing of steadiiess, aud meeting with some
., mand, though heavy blacks are not wanted
at the moment.
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COMMITTEES !:
STATE SPECIALS.
Austin

AuStih.
Special to the Herald.
Austin, June 1.-THE lunstic asylum
board of directors selected Messrs. Warren
berger and Ardrenerth, Of this city, SUPER
vising architects to take charge of the ID
ings and other improvements to be y: t., in
and about the lunstic asylum.
The scholastic census of Ira county
and the city of Austin gives the o.. dumber
of children, white and colored, of scholastic
age ut 1896, an increase over last year of 39L
The total number that could read was 1853
The governors proclamation against car
rying arms exemp,s from the operations Of
lhe statute the following counties and the
unoTgsn zsd counties laying west OF them:
Maverick. Kinney, Crockett, p, COS, Preside
El Paso, Tom Green, Nolan, Fisher, Stone
wall King, Cattle, Childress, CollinRsworth,
Wheeler, Hemphill and Lipscombe.
A charter was filed in the ST ate department
to-day BY the Mutual Self Endowment As
sociationi of America, at L1ngview. Its
aims are similar to those of the Knights of
Honor. reformation has not reached the
governor of tue reported war 10 Lssalle
county, between cattle thieves and the citi-
zsns, supported by troops, and 1t
is thought that the reports circus
lated 10 San Antonio are groundless,
To day, about mile below the city, on
the river bank, Willie Lewis and Hugo
Steiner, small white boys, quarrellsd about
some fish, whea Lewis stabbed Steiner be-
low the LEFT nipple with pocket knife, in
f'ctng an ugly though not
dangerous wound. The bond of
Coilente cad & Slaughter was approved by
the peni,entiary board today. The new
contract q es into effect July 9Th.
The governor has not arrived at any con-
olusion IN regard 10 the application by rail-
roads for land certificates upon sections of
roads completed behind tioe.
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TRUTHS
uop, ulttera ARE The Forest aud Hes
WIffees ever made.


VI iney We congratulated irJm ligps, liu0nn,
Z, Mandrak and Dande.lun --.ihe old Mt, bost
FAnd most valuable medicines In the world
Ennd contain all tho best aud most curative
N prOperiios Of all other Ijitt RS, being the
Etgi catest Blood Purifier, biVcr Regulator,
aud Life and Health Restoring Agent on
I1earth. No disease or III health can pOsai-
kbly long oaist where those BluerS are used,
yLso varied aud perfect are their operations.
81 they give new life and yigor To the aged
egnnd inlrm. To all whose employments
Rcaueo irrognlnrity of tho bowels or urinary
Igorgans. or who require an AppetiZer, Tonic
yand mild Stimuant, these Bit ers are in- |
Rvaluable, ben. highly Gu ative, tonic aud
G'stmulatlng, without intoxicating.
~ No matter what your feelings or symp-
= toms are, what the di'oase or ailment IL,
;Suse Hop Bitters, bad or miserable use the
81 Bltters at onca. IL may save your life.
N Hundreds have been saved by SO doing
~ r-5'sj00 Gu will be paid for n case they will
HnotcuIe or help.
a DO not suffer yourself or let Your friends
Tsuler, but use and urge then to use Hop
taBi ters. 4
a Remember, Hop Blttecf Is no vile, drug
eyed, drulken nostrum, but the Pure and \
Best VI dicins rvar mad tho "lnvalid'.
= Friend and Hope, 1and no person or fam
%ily -hauld be with lut th-m. Try the IIltters
tSt0-dsy. II z BIrtEH3 MEG o.,
Is Rojh,ater, y Y, and Toronto, Dat
u For sal3 by all druggists.
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ted States mail and that thor bond was hscd
NJ $40 900. BIT " seems that Tho people
of q GAINESVILLE and evefyb dy that over knew
them, are convinced that thog mo Innocent
Two men from that place arrived ~ this CITY
ao.day armed with the power VI attorney
10 sign bond for SS200,0O0, which
was cerlia d by seals tf The district and
county clerks of GAINESVILLE. They are both
honorable men, and Williams has SO 600 In
Putnam & Chambers bank at Gainesville.
The men who came TO Dallas on Their
behalf say that the prisoners will be able to
prove their slibi, as neither OF them was
nearer than thirty miles Of the scene OF inc
robbing when II took place.
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Colorado city.
Specialize the HrIAld.

Specialize the Hlald.
Colorado, June 10. Heterogeneous are
being made for q grand barbecue at the
natural wells near Colorado, July Al. Those
wells, Just as nature formed them In the
solid rock, afford abundance Of
pure cold wster. The scenery
around them is magnificent Free tr4nspor-
tstion TO those coming BY railroad, which is
nearly completed.
Cattle men are clsmorous for stock pens.
Unless they get them thew ain drive 10
Gainesville. There are 60 600 cattle in the
country, and this is the nhtursl shipping
point for all the country Forth and south,
with water and grass for holding any number
without shrirksge.
Bsntly & FergUson viii move their sheep
ranch from Tom Green county 10 Mitcbel-
Several sheep buyers are here.
TIE WOOL snd hide n srket is brisk.
Abrn; 5000 pounds OF wool strives nszt
week from Bisnco CsnvOn.
The Commissioners cout IN session, VII
open a rosd 30 C0ncho Immediately.
Lumber is striving and bulding has CON-
uenesd. Several commission houses srs NJ
der coutrnct. Chloride vii D0- bO1m
No sick1ess ard The town is ths most psse-
sble on The r1ad Tne toTn i fol- q straD-
gers hunting lsDd and 5omss
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
miscellaneous &recers' STOCK.

RICE-Wholesale ca TO tx.
RALT-In barrel, s2.Lo. TO 800 Liverpool in
81 oks.$ 100; Rock 81 30 psr sack.
Trade Marx, So; Cream lo%. tslaasser Snaps lex
to IL. Cream lie
soAP-Olive, Exc. per pound; BlueIndig. OK
to 6b; Satipat, $40. to $50. Eureka Man
ufscturing Company: Cyclone, 81; Pale Olive,
s; Extra Olive, ~ CENTS per pound.
BEANs-4H toGc. per pound,
CANDLEs.-Star, full VT l4to lDa.
CHEKsE-None In market.
YoMIEY ANo GRITs-S5@s5. 25 per barrel.
SAUER RRAUT--For half paIreI 80 to 30.
DRIED PEAogEs.-Unpeeied &c, -Shpeeled II
per pound.
10 cans So; 8 ID cans 20: lib cans per dozen
q go; l-2 10 cans per dozen 81 10; IA Id cans
Ter dozen 75c. Bulk per lib 1876.
COAL OIL-Beiow are revised quotations: llV
deg. r.. test In barrels IS cents; cases, S2 90
CLOTHES PINs-Round, CSC; spring, al.DO per
MEAsupgs--5! h. ,hsl, Iron bound, $3.50 per
Dozen; two-hoo~ ., 81 10; three-hoop, ~. 20;
TUBs-Thrl O.. IL .30@S..f0; eight nest
S.25; No. i, { 3ozeni No. 2, ss.5oi No.
WAsnBoAn1 = ood, sl.s5 zine, $50; Now
Era, 81 .6cC9S2.,S.
WE'LL BUcKETs--st. 2jDgi &c per dozen.
PowpEn-s8.8 5 oer Ee1 Of 90 pounds; 12k do
~ .5S GK do, $40 blasting Kegs, $3.50
sHoT--Drop, bag, ,9g.i6 to2 % buck w. to2.5C
$3.50; Kits, IL pounds, 81; No erras, -.
CANpY-Stick, ID 10 lao. pound. Fancy, 10
to 26c.
LYE-Concentrated s.. 100 500
RoPR--Sisal,H In. hasiG, l0hc; cotton, t9G 5Gc
ViNEaAa-Per gallon, 2U@3Do. Apple, zoe. to2l
WRAPPING PArEn-Rsg and Straw 45c. 90c.
STARCH-tl@9+39c.
JUGs-We quote ii to IL cents per gallon Tor
glazed. Crooks Ii to II cents per gallon for
glazed.
TALLow--ln barrel, ~; IN cake, DC per To-
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Dry Goods.

Business is very quite in dry goods. There
Is now no doubt but the fall trade will be coed
CROUCH TO meet the demand, and the market
kept in healthy conditi ion. 1t is probable
another sligo. advance may be made on all
Il kes of pal and colered cottons that were
III duly depressed Piques, prints, ginghnmg,
lawns and other wash fabrics are in fair job
ng distribution current quotations.
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CON MERUlAL.
rUEsp ttvrsiso, !

June IA,
The mercantile trade Of The o. was lairly
active to-day. Quito numbtIo farms
and country merchants we've circulating
among the business house,, ana pepr I'll OF
them made purchates SEVERAL farm ~ say
That The cotton worm has made IT'S Al pear
anee In ills snd &C Joining counties. an rat
considerable damage Is being done. From The
information cleaned II isuot thought these
pestlrirous worms are geneial, but merely Ia
spots here and there. The present excesstv
warm and dry weather viii. however, make
short work of his wormehiD, Inexperienced
farmers say, and not much therefore is to be
feared from them.
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sjOusOn.

The receipts were veIy light to- day 0nd the
market without animation, Nothing, how
ever, has ,rapspired To lessen the cor fdence
OF holders or TO affect the position Of The cJn-
trolling n aikets. The crop TeJ orts oil Ihe
various cotton exchar ges DO not uIify the es-
Inmates of increased planting that have been
put forward from private sources. AccorC-
ing to these the area put under, cotton does not
e1 coed that OF last year by 5ltr cent, ana we
p re inclined 10 think This IL ABOUT the culen
figure. The planters have no2had the resour-
css at Their commsId This year 10 follow their
inclinations, and 1t is doubuulwhether there
ha, been il the aggregate any such Increase
AS has been generally spoken q. We suppose,
however, that the higler estimates of increase
will find many advocates, and, IN view of the
experience of the pastlve years, large crop
figures will doubtless prevail. We extract
the following from recent Liverpool cir
culsr:
uTbere has been marked absence of any
Decreasing Influences, and tlsre mas been
much IA her 20 encourage ssnguine exper ia
tions. The activity OF spinners gave the Beet
of all lelSonR for belitf1n an advance OF
nrl,cs Besides. thu Man chester market WIS
Ia yorably reported of, and 'he New York
m srket showed a genera ly hardening ten
dercy. The statistical position was y:ewei
more hopefully, aud the prospects for the
next Amer loan crop, which we're recently a
source of depression, are at the moment
viewed with more competency
n he bsence of buoyancy ay we think, be
m aiuly attri buted to the action Of holders W o
have. as rule, offsred Their stocks ir ely
from cay to- day, as 'hey nave oooe since
the reaction from the depression OF two weeks
~ of in ~
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Receipts Of srass.te stock at the yards were
quite liberal to-day, an they were all in fine
condition. Under The IT, lluence of an abur-
dant supply to meet the uemand, prices are
lower; ranging from SO to 81.
Sheep are in good supply u q To'ations.
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Fourth OfJuIy barbecue.

Tho citizsns of Abb enc will give grand
barbecue on Monday the Fourth day of July.
Orators have been invited; a brass band will
be there, and ample preparations will be
made and every arrangement perfected for
the entertainment and enjoyment of all at
tending.
COMMITTEES
On Arrspgements-Col j I Berry, u
Peters, Jno N Simpson, G w Featherstou.
On Funds and Invitstion-Chss Goldberg,
j T Holland, G E Gilbert, j @ Woodson.
Ga Raception--G A kirkland. Otto Stef.
frs, T w Fletcher, Theodor Hevck, Geo
w JalonicK, A Anderson, O Won Carl
owiiz.
On Grounds-W T Field, d Il Wood,
w Burton, Terry Houser.
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l2;iOp. m.-Spots quiet; sales sSi.
2:1U p. m.-Spots closed quiet. Sales I39.
Consolidated net receipts IL, l62.
Exports to Great Britain q. 73J.
France Done.
Continent $500.
Channel none.
RtOrk Ala O5R
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Esn'iOn "a m in tbs HERkLD ofyss-
tsrasy tbsi W. r. B-ozn ard w. n WI
isns were indicted IN The Uti:ed St.tss
ldislrici oo1ft, charged win robbiag ihs.Uni-
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A fair order trade was done ebay, as also
to buyers in person. No change, ccurred to-
usy in priceS;
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The Traveller who wisely Proylies
Againsi fhe contingency Of iiinsss ~ takins
with him Hosteftsr's stomach Btters, has @
cast r 70 o1nrrafulate himself on his foTsia Ett
when ~ sees o hers who have neRiecfer % 90
sunerInr from sonne % the fnalnd-es for
which IL is q rtruely and TrrreutlNe
Am N fhe-e are fever ard sFue. ii0usue a,
G Isfipaffon and rheuma SIN, dlsea-ts often
sstercanf upon schanEs ~ ellfuats o. uaWo1-
ted diet.
rrnsrrllr.
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FIsH-l2ho. per Id.
IYsTRRs-per can As cents = Baltimore,
MattagOrdas f5 TOR BerwicA bay.
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Cast, so cents per hundred stove, 20 cents;
wrought, 80 10 so cents per hundred; brass,
g. per hundred; copper, 80 per hundred; zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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NEW ORLEANS.
GOLD q STOCK TELEGRAPH
Enrnnn.rci 4 NJ or. nnnnrirn.r,
GALVESTON.

Market que. aui bteAlg. 80 -,
spots closed easy; middling lOAi sales
1850.
GALVESTON.
Galveston, June l4.-Market opened quiet /;
mldfling lOH; eceipts hS7
Market closed dull and easier; middiing l0s;
sales 100.
ST. LOUIS.
st Louis, June d.. Market closed Gu et;
middli z lO5f; receipts 49,; shipments za0i
Sales 81; stock IS ~
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Ju1e "a, l2.t5 p. m. - Cotton
duli and "a der; middling 3-l6; orleans 8 l-4i
sales 1909
SD. m.-sulss OF American $500.
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DOLBY SPA

Y OSI-On saturday, June II, 1851, BET Ween
~ Lancaster ana Lisbon, an amir type of
w l., White, deceas d. A libersl r ward
viii bAra'd for delivery Of same az this otice
or to his family aiLancester' jul9 d&w Ii
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The Bridge.

| The work of saving off the &c piles
! driven on this side of the river neal
the waters edge for Pier No. =, has
been vigorously prosecuted the pas.
week. and upwards of 40 had been
sawed Off up to yesterday evening.
The saving is done by steam, a circular
saw being used, the piles being sawed
! OF three feet below the surface of the
water. The foundation platform,
which is to rest on these piles, is two
feet thick, consisting of two incl, tim
bers iaid atternativety cross ami length
wise and will be completed by the
time the pile work is finished. 1t will
he ttoated Immediately over the piling
and the iron easing for the lower por-
ton Of the brick pier, which is 80 feet
long and Is wide, will he placed on it
and securely riveted thereto. After
this the brick work will he commenced
in the casing and IA it progresses the
weight of the masonry will cause the
platform to settle in position and the
800, 900 brick that will be placed in
this pier, together with the weight Of
the iron work Of the span, will hold it
in position.
A large force is now making the
needed excavations OF the opposite
side OF the river for Pier No. 3 aud 4,
and the pile driver will soon com
mence work on that side.
Last Wednesdays train brought a
fi>rce Of hriloe raiSarS and >v.. praS ~ n, a
they are to commence work imme-
diately on the scatfolding and other
preliminary arrangements.
From the intersection OF Grand nj
Jefferson streets to Third street is piled
fancy-and we learn that there vet
remains about II car loads to arrive.
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CECCE SSION SALE.

state OF Louisiana. Parish OF Ouachit,
tiuh District Conrt-Successiou of W IA
Gayle, No. Al. ~ w ~
by virtue OF an order of sale isssns.l from
the Honorable Fifth District Court In and
for said Parish and State and to me Direct
cd, Will sell at public auction at the door
OF the Courthouse, in the City OF Monroe
La, between tho legal hours OF sale on
Saturday. :Oth day otAuyMst,''A. -. 1891
as the property belonging to the succession
OF William II. Gayle, deceased, the Follow
ing described real estate:
\ certain house and lot with ali the
buildings and improvements on said tot,
said lot has ~ front OF two hundred aud
SSventy.cight (2:S) feet. more or less. on
thiru street and running back between
or less situated in the city OF Monroe,
La, and known as the "Betin House."
Terms Of Sale--For casl, and not less
than the inrentoried appraisement
4" j. l.. MCGUIRE, SheriG
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LEGAL Advertisements.
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of William Mayer.
BY virtue of an order to me directed. rs,
administrator, will, on
Saturday, the goth day Of August, 1881,
sell at public auction, within tho hours pre-
Scribed by law. at the late residence OF the
deceased. the following personal property
and rights belonging to said succession:
one brown mare mule, nam cd Kate; lot
OF blacksmith tools and old iron: ; hogs
III head OF cattle; l beef hide: I lot OF ear
pentcrs tools; l set OF plow gear; lot OF
farming implements; ! pair of bellows: |
shot gun; old saddle; 20 pounds of shot:
! bedstead and mattress: trunk; a lot Of
Seduing; u lot OF clothes; oil cloth coat;
other Kitchen utensils por inventory ON
ME IN the Clerk 8 Office; 6ti pounds OF nails:
NcreS OF corn; 10 acres of cotton, and right
20 improvements on east half OF see. Il,
township lG, range 3 east.
S0ie Tor tho purpose of paying debts, and
Tor cash, at not less than inventoriei ap-
praiSement. ALIEN NJ yATSls.-'
S':I Administrations .
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Marriage Romantic.

Bastrop and Vicksburg were the
starting points--M onroe the objective
Tho one took Il wcarisomc, dusty
stage, hut with heart full OF cxpecta-
ton and q determination to overcome
any obstacle--the other boarded the
west bound train at Delta with a brave
little heart all in IL patter, and we
doubt not, with many missivings.
The stage arrived first and the ssparty
Of the first part" engaged rooms ut the
Ouachita House. Everything prepar-
ed for the reception OF the "party of
the second part'' our hero looks up an
old acquaintance-Joe Morrison--atltl
together they repair to the Clerk
Office, where he obtains from His Elk
cellancy, Hirem Noise, his 'spaps.'
The train now arrives and together
with the Rev. II. y. Allison, they re-
pair to the Ouachita House when
1.-TWO souls with hut a single Thought;
Two hearts that beat AS one"
are joined together-for better or for
worse.
Mr.. Aholph McC:acken, of More
house parish, formerly Of Mississippi,
and Miss Mollie Hoffman, of New
Orleans, were the contracting parties.
May he never have occasion to reGret
his choice ami may he prove ait to her
that her brave, trusting little heart an
ticipates.
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Talbot Stilllsaan,

A TrORNEY AT LAW. MONROE, La,
n will practice in tho Parishes OF
0"achita. Afo,ehoMsc, Rirhland and ESunk-
tan, in the supreme Court Of the State.
and i'll the Federal Courts. Will take
claims for collection in all other parishes in
Louisiana, with privilege of managing
same in connection with attorneys residing
.hefe. August Is, 1881.
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TOR SALE OR RENT.

THE RESIDENCE or Miss uENiKEN
with outhouses, stable and cist orns. Lot
fronting as feet and running back $50 feet.
If desired other large lots adjoining the
house lot, will DO rented or sold. This
house is large and comfortable, front ing on
Grand street. '+.. " ..t
Apply to Miss NJ. II. Vcn,i,.n or John
II. DiuEErnVe. .i.:lm
Monroe, LH., July ~ 1857
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NOTICE or FINAL ACCOUNT.

Succession OF w. J. Q. Baker, deceasc ed,
Fifth Distric Court Parish Of Ouachita,
No. 53S.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of
this estate. and to all other persons hcrein
interested, to show cause within ton days
from the present notification, if any they
have Or can. why the account presented by
proved and homologated, and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of tho Court:
AUSTIN GREEN, Clerk.
X. Ray, attorney. August ~, 1881
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NOTICE &!

To Teachers Ell I"1lic Schools:
Parties desiring certificates OF u,,,,liiica-
ton IA teachers OF Public Schools viii loo
Afforded the opportunity to TO examined
on the.second Saturday i'll each month--ex-
animation commencing at 10 O'Clock.
r.. q. BENrON \ ..
J. A. SANDERS, Comnittes.
II. NJ. SHoLAis.
Monroe, La, Feb'y II, lSSl.-t
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We have been requested to announce
that the District Conference for the
Delhi District, Louisiana Conference,
Methodist Episcopal Church Sonth,
will convene at the Methodist church
in this place, at ga. tn, Thursday Sth
September, and continue four days.
Ample arrangements have been made
for the entertainment of visitors.