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Alady of our acquaintance has been quite
feeble health for many years-~ith some
complaint peculiar to the sex-became fee
bic and emaciated-loSt her appetite-Sas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and fretful,
Many years of suffering indicated that all
medicines were failure. There had been
spent over three hundred dollars, without
relief. Some one suggested the use of DIR.
Droomgoole's English Female Bitters, as
twas not patent nor secret remedy. II
was used aud seven bottles effected cure.
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Removal.

DR.. D. C. Williams, dentist,
has removed his Office to Dwy-
er's building. corner of Main
and St. Charles streets, entrance
on St. Charles street.
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ENGLISH FEMALE BrrrERs.-As pow
rful iron tonic and female Regulator, this
combination stands almost alone. 1t is
decidedly the must valuable female medi-
cine ever offered the public and is held in
high esteem throughout the country. 1t
cures female weaknesses. monthly suppress
sions, painful periods, relieves the hystea-
cal, imparts iron to the impoverished blood,
strengthens the debilitated, inyigorates the
body and restores TO health.
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dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,

Is it not worth the small price of Is cents
10 free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints, if you think so call
at our store and get bottle of Shiloh's vi
talizer, every bottle has a printed guarantee
o. it, use accordingly and if it does you no
good it will cost you nothing. Sold by Jos.
Tristram, druggist, Brennan, Texas.
We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, dipthena, canker mouth and head
ache, in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A ma
sal injector free with each bottle. Use it if
you desire health and sweet breath. Price
50 cents. Sold by Jos. THstram, druggist,
BRENNAN, Texas.
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ElLaAMT iEWsLRi e..

To INTRODUCES ngrr styles and iniia nv 4.
we nlakA the following unparalleled c-ss1s RI +,
sh,,Fi time: THE Berlin Packet cups,iJis , rold
plated watch chain, gate shawl IN, LADY rie-
CANT set jewcry, sea beau cut tialss ms co.,. seek
lace. set " agate studs gold llslf 4ud riil, cs..r
button, key RAG, IOrNet scsf, initiation SIX
handkerchief pen. peI.otf. sorit envulo,ssS and
visiting cards All tasse mailed to you slr SO. n,
stamps: psckeJs ior cleo 1he LOT can b. re-
tailed at frlsgA 8 10 $50.
The laval Casket contains one S1p~ri, zrnc,f *.
.lns, elec INT coral breuch set bsx fancy ;,s-s
lace. coral sleeve bis-ois- SnRlaved gold rsi,fs
bracelets. rose scarf PIN xt!0 plate l. az 'SSet rf
plate sleeve buttons s-avy gold 81 ate strsis 1el
cameo scarf PIN sennine Parisizn diaInesis, s. I'd
MAtese crvsj. with p. diamond center hsziaiffi-f
jet sleeve balloons, plated cellar button MAJ, q
I'M Sntch chdn, plata gold pts's ssnl.. hnbi.,'
oatneo rinS. maltese earrings Niiu Z. dfauslnif
settings, gents fri comb amethyst ~. s,iv a
fnll plated set with white stone settings Jet and
cameo scagf pin, eng. god plate sleeve buttons
The Whole Of this magnificent collection SenT
Secure by mail for 81. fer ei7O fer =. Tafs lot
can DC retalled easily ut from - tosSgl AdCrtss
Y. Y JEWELRI ca. Atianis.. ssa.
THE Alta VIA tlspRIt says This rurlusf,v IL
PERFECTLY ralhl'le and The amount they Give for
Seof money Is s1~lifiiae.H
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Just received one car load
Landreth's seed potatoes; also
full assortment of Din. Fer
rvs garden seeds. Cheap for
chash. F. KRENTzLlN.
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THE grand jury adjourned
Wednesday evening, they re-
turned thirty-two indictments,
as follows: Twenty-eight for
felony including three for muir
der, and four for misdemeanors.
The jury did not visit the jail or
the poor farm, nor did they
make any report, either verbal
or written, to the court. They
also let the road overseers off,
notwithstanding the notorious
fact that many of the roads in
the county are in a miserable
condition, some not having
been worked for a whole year.
Just before adjournment the en-
tire jury is said to have been
taken with a mental disease
called the "6dgets."
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]. L. Ammons has removed
to the store next door to New
bouer Bros. where he has the
largest and finest assortment of
foreign and domestic piece
goods ever brought to Bren-
ham. Suits made to order at
short notice.
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GEO. w. MOORE will sell pi-
amos and organs on monthly in
stallments until paid for. No
one in Texas can underbuy and
no one anywhere shall undersell.
A splendid lot of stools and COW
ers Just received.
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lNJUNcTIoN.-Il the district
court on Monday, Judge l. B.
Mcfarland granted an injunc-
ton on application of Thomas
Dwyer, for himself and such
others as may choose to join
him, restraining the city collect
or from the collection of taxes,
for the public free schools and
for the payment of interest on
tie bonded debt of the city,
and also from levying upon OF
selling any property to pay said
taxes. The grounds upon
which the injunction is asked
are: illegal appraisement of
property by raising its valua-
ton without notice to the own
ers thereof; that all taxes, ex-
cept one eighth of enc per cent.
are Illegally levied that the
bonds issued by the city for the
right of way for the Santa Fe
railroad are unconstitutional,
null and void +; and, that the
plaintiff has had his property il
legally seized and advertised
for sale by John w. Hackworth
city assessor and collector. A
motion to dissolve the injunc-
ton will be heard, probably to-
day, and whatever the result an
appeal will be taken, pending
which the schools will remain
closed.
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The Schools Closed.

As will be seen by the report
of the school trustees and reso-
luton adopted BY the city
council at a special meeting
held Monday afternoon, the
free schools Of Brenharn have
been suspended. The funds for
the payment of the teachers
are exhausted. The failure of
certain parties to pay their
school taxes has at last brought
about this result. If the school
tax had been paid, as a matter
of course, the schools could
have been continued. Over
ninety-hvss2er cent. of the tax
enham are in favor
be schools. The
q and the mat
q adjudica-
No an
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Vote for May Queen.

The following is the result Of
the ballot for May Queen up to
o'clock yesterday evening:
MFARLANp,s RooK STORE.
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Removal.

A. N. Galloway has removed
to the Dwyer building, corner of
Main and St. Charles streets,
where he has fitted up a new
and splendid gallery and is now
prepared to take pictures in the
80 Jest style of the art.
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE !

MaSize, new Vegetable fran z A siesrfu-
nom snythinS ever grown her-, delicious raw Of
cooked Seed sent By mail aeeb, \ paper Soya
is,s 70 De the richest harnar food known Pine
fodder plant. ALSO seed. Il cts. paper. .sanan
Queen Wats: me,oo, tyst imported farSpsf vz-ipty
ever Ers~a IN U. $. firni Inscions CRISP aud
surary best 10 Keep ship. . cts j paper Of 70
seeds, papers for ~ HeFv scarce. Iog-of- Wood
MuSkmelon GEeSt known. : to3 feet lonS-fne
9uauty. early all prolihc. Is cts pspsr. Climax
a0m ai richest alvor early proliilc soiid-rn-
e1uaep 10 every way. cts. paper. White EsJp>
tan Cara jfrum the Silei Yields immensely
n the Sonth who're other corn fails. Unequnled
iof tsnl- or stocs - cts. a. paper IS cE- pot51l
Ieusfute. one plant feeds days: 70 TO z H.
high. Is cts paper. Cuzco Corn. grains in long
H. broad. Seed will bring fabulous prices l5 cts
apaper. All the above sent for e. Of each for 8
Address G. r GILBERT & CO. Atlanta Gs-
Reference: Hon. W. L. Calhoun. Mayor OF
Atlanta.
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EkLARaE Esn nEurI NJ 1ur rnp,.

Ease. Advice free. Describe casa n se,,, >
70 r. pe L. Co, Atlanta, Ga No hurobur Hirh
est reverence. Correspondents eOnadeufini.
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CIRCUS day and election day
come together this year. Bren-
ham polls about eight hundred
votes, but with the reinforce
ments brought to town by the
circus she ought to roll up from
two thousand two hundred to
two thousand four hundred
votes; however, as only city
officers are to be voted for it
would be as wsN for those from
the country bstain irem vot-
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INITIAL IMPROVEMENTS.
H. w. GRADER is now
material hauled for the
Ie of erecting a handsome
story brick business house
lot, corner of Main and
fth streets, being the south
gst corner Of the public
uare. Pressed brick will be
ed in the outside walls. The
d story has already been
ed by the Knights of Pyth-
ind will be fitted up express
&or a lodge room. This
llding will occupy the only
scant lot on the courthouse
uare.
Messrs. c. c. Hemming and
YFaustina Kiber have commenc-
ed the foundations for two sub
! stantial and handsome one-story
brick stores on Douglas street,
between Sandy and Main, one
block west of the courthouse,
the stores will each be soxSo
feet to a ten foot alley.
DIR. Young, of the Berlin
neighborhood, who owns the
lot on the corner of Sandy and
Douglass streets contemplates
the erection of a two-story
brick store at an early date.
All of these improvements will
be completed before the Ist of
August next, and go to show
that BRENNAN is a substantial
and go-ahead town.
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love Louis Babb. murder, out
on bail, sick and case continued.
The others are all in jail.
Cases will be taken up next
Monday. Witnesses can gov
ern themselves accordingly.
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GENERAL TICKET OFFICE.

F. A. Engelke has for sale Coupon Rail-
road and Steamship Tickets to all principal
cities of the United States, Canada. and
Europe. Is also emigrant agent for H. &
T. C. Ry. Parties sending for their friends
in the old country will do well to consult
him
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Dr.JACO,UES

To5 Chestnut ST, ST. Louis, No. at old sesre.
continues 70 cureSperra torrhosa SeniuaTEeak
mss, 1mpotency. all forms Of Syphiiia Goror-
cent ceees cured IA few days Diseased reeultinrr
RON sslfaorse or exposure CURED for LIZ With safe
medSlne- Adtics free- CHARGES low. Call or write
MARRIAGE CUIDEiaalRs
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Or. WHITTIER

- - 49, - = - - = =
617 st. Charles Street, st. Louis, No.
AreaulAr graduate cftwo NsdfcalC Colleges has bser
longer located than any 9th rfarsicinn In SkLouis
IS city papers slonand all cd esdent8 know. Syph-
flis. 0onorrhcea, Giee4, S-rl -rlre orchitis Kir-
ture, Urinary Syphii.tc IL Observation-Disclosures
Of Throat 6k1n or Bone cured Safely Privately
epermato-Tho1, 5exra. 2 lfiity and Imucfesr-
cy as the result o. Solf-Abas, axual ercessssin M
turer yaarsor over brstnvo a. pruducinS nervoosnasa
seminal emissions, debility dimress OF sight defec-
tive memory physicist decay aversion to society coz
fusion OF idsaso Of s5xuAt oEer night lses rn--
dernQ uarriage Improper cured Generalization a.
once Or BY mail frse and invited. Pamphlet one
stamp. Msdlnlncs sent By mail or express. Curea
guaranteed. Whers doabtsslsts l. Is frankly stated
MARRIAGE paaS6ps
P[kfE Is. ) GUIDE e.
he whole told.ss tits true to ifs % tho
following suhiccts: Who may NARY. who not, 1hs
Manhood. womanhood. Physical decay. Who should
marry, howhappineee maybe Increased, effects Of cell
1bacy and exccss and ma1J more Those married or
contemplating marrase should read It then keep I'M
der lock and kay. as cts. By mail In money or pos
taee. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. read or spoken.
EREE pRESCRIpT sa & s ssss1s
n NnAk, alWe1knsss, Lost Manhood Nsrgou=
ness Confusion Of IDEAS Aversion -
Bociety, Detective Memory and Disorders brunxht
On h5SelfA buss Drugyist hEs thefnrredirnfs- s..
IouigCurntive Inst as 81 Charles. ST Iouis yIn
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May Fest.

At a meeting OF the commit
tee of arrangements for the May
Fest, held Monday, March 2Sth,
it was decided that the Fest be !
held for two days, Friday and
Saturday May 18th and 18th at 6
the Brennan Fair Grounds.
The report of the sub COM
mittee concerning grounds was |
accepted.
The committees on music }
and canvassing asked further =,
time which was granted; and,
the committee on music was in 2
structed to procure two bands
for the parade on the first day. a
! The children of the BRENNAN
free schools requested that a
ballot box for voting for May T
Queen be placed at the school
house. The request was grant I
ed and the box placed in charge T
of Prof. Hand. 80
Messrs. T. A. Low, r
Harvin and Henry Coh
appointed a committee
purpose of acting with
ham Jocky club an
purses for the races.
On motion George
was elected treasu
May Fest committ
The following addiI
dates were placed i
for May Queen:
Miss Zallie LuthI
ence.
Miss Lena Snj
ton.
Miss Maud b
pell Hill.
The COMMITTEE
was requested
BANNER offie1
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WHAT inducement can cOunterfeiter
have to produce anything good or reliable:
He has no reputation and nothing to lose,
and if he can make up anything cheap that
he can get money out Of, what cares he
whether it does harm or not: Any one who
will resort to substituting, counterfeiting or
initiating so as to steal from the reputation
Of smother will not do to be trusted, certain
" in making medicine for the sick. Such
is the aaiap of several Adventures who
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can be
lay Fest;
kated that
kious to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-18

Asa representatives, Of the 1NTELNaENCEl
was passing down Market street yesterday
afternoon, he saw a party Of gentlemen
apparently holding a caucus upon somI
important event Of The day. Curiosity
caused him 10 stop and listen. II seemed
that on Tuesday last a gentleman, 0scai
@. Blithing, OF Mansfield, Ohio, arrived ii
Wheeling, accompanied by his wife and
son. Coming, as he said, for the exprest
purpose Of consulting with Dr.. Pethy
bridge at the Mcclure House.
He said he had visited Chicago, Cincin
natl, Cleveland and Philadelphia, and In
all consulted twenty.eight different ply.
sicians, who had been highly recon-
mended 10 him during the past seven
years. but all In vain. His trouble, aa he
had been led 10 suppose, was one oil the
bladder, and he could not be relieved ex'
Cept he consented 10 O surgical operation
and, as he expressed II, e came here Ia
grasp at the last straw.
DR.. Petbybridge instantly told him thai
such as he had been treated for did mol
exist. The doctor prescribed for him, and
In twelve hours from the time Mr.. Blith.
ing took hls first dose Of Dr.. Pethy BRIDGES
medicine he was relieved Of the pain and
swelling, for the first time In seven years,
and the doctor told him he would have
him we'll 10 four weeks.
Nj. Blthing left for his home wednes.
day morning. Considerable wonder ia
manifest at the doctors accurate diagnose
Of his case, and In our talk with Dr.,
pethybridge on the subject, he said,
"There lies my success. l meyer have to
experiment In order to know the cause oil
disease"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-18
WEST WHEELING WHITES.

st. Valentines Day was pretty general
ly observed here.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Stewart Is seriously Ill with lunl
fever.
A wagon loaded with groceries for Bell
ARE stuck in the mud below town lasI
Tuesday, and had to be unloaded.
The roads were left in q bad condition
by the high water.
During the high water the flag pole was
struck by the Ice, 80 hard that three pieces
were Jared from the top. Consequently
1t has rather stumpy appearance.
The horses Of Mr.. T. Milligan's meat
wagon were frightened by passing train
on the o. & P. last Wednesday, and ran
away. An axle was broken when turning
the corner near Wsgener's paper mill,
after which the horses were soon stopped
The reCeding water left the transfer
barge, Nora, on the bank below the La
Belle wharf. The Wolfe Bros. have been
trying To launch II for the past three days
but up to the present writing have moi
been successful.
A very pleasant gathering Of young
folks was had al the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ". A. Deiters last Wednesday even.
Ing. We believe we express the senti,
ment Of every one present when we say
that the interest OF the host and hostess In
The happiness Of our young people is only
excelled by their kindness and hospitality
Mr.. Andrew Moore, a prominent Dem.
oCrat, says that "he can live Under Repub.
liCan administration II any one else can,
ard having cast aside his told coat all tat.
tered and torn," and donned a new suit,
Ia patiently awaiting the Inauguration on
the 4th oil March. lie did mot inform tis
whether he Is TO receive position In the
Cabinet OF not.
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BELLAIRE.
Body Of an UnknOWn Woman Found
Near heNAiI WOFEs Yesterday.

Body OF an Unknown Woman Found
Near the Nail WOFEs Yesterday.
HaltWsll Smith, who has been at home
here for several weeks, leaves for Colum.
biana county again Friday morning,
The furniture Of the Nail Works Office
was moved into the new Office inthe ware
house Thursday.
The total number Of children enrolled
for school in Bsllaire is l,4sj, but the
average attendance is only SS5, This
makes an eyersge OF So to a teacher, how
ever, quite enough.
BaruArd's coal mine Ia soon to have Q
screen to furnish egg coal again, q size be-
tween lump coal and nut coal.
Council is again after the Bellaire i
Southwestern railroad for obatructing the
street ct the wharf. At the time the short
switch was laid cry was raised about the
danger Of allowing railroad company to
encroach on the City's ground, but 1t was
stated by some ones authority that the
track was laid only for temporary purposes
Of repairing an engine or something OF
the kind. Still the track remains,
The Barnhill boiler works has made the
boilers Tor the new plsuing mill, and will
build those Tor the agricultural works at
Martins Ferry during the spring.
Those who want q good supper Friday
evening, mustn't miss going to City Hall
The Methodist ladies give one for the
benefit Of their parsonage, soon to be
built.
The property Of Mr.. Richardson, on
Thirty.seCond street, will be offered tol
sale, publicly, next Thursday,
Thursday morning the body oil woman
was found lying on the river bank back o.
the nail works, just above Barnard's Goa
track, 1t was frozen into the mud where
the falling water had left it, On the ar
rival OF the coroner the body was carried
to the blast furnace and washed with
warm water which thawed the clothing
Part OF dress around the shoulders
was left, the rest being gone, TWAS daIl
calico, with light spots, and apparently {
red chord at the seams. The under cloth
ing was more perfect, shoes were on hel
feet, and she wore two pairs Of st0Ckings
She was apparently young; but her LACE
and head were most disfgured. The hail
WAC ohtllely RuhS uub tuo sam 10 pHASvbu
This singular fact provoked discussion al
to whether the cold water could have re
moved the hair, or whether 1t had beer
removed to prevent recognition, A bruist
near one ear was bloody, as II made be
fore death, The position otthe limbs Is q
II sitting, with the arms above the head,
The Coroner, after an investigation by
physician, decided that the wounds in he
head were made before death. The bod,
was buried in Rose Hill Cemetery.
| Our river front presents q lively seen
Just now. AT one time Thursday Afternoon
there were ten steamboats, at the andinI
and III sight on the river. Produce seek
ers and merchants crowd the packets, ant
we look for needed supplies Of potatoes
apples, &c.
n. L. Marsh locked himself out OF hi
store Wednesday night with spring lock
He got In sgSin by breaking the glass o
bis door, with the aid OF the night watch
man, to prevent unpleasant mistakes.
The lamp globes havehad genera
cleaning up. r. Q. F.
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paaI Hnv,nn.

Paul Boyton, the celebrated swimmer
and inventor Of tue liio.preserviBs suit,
who visited Wheeling two years ago, Ia
believed 10 have fallen victim In the
war between Peru and Chill. Last fall
he entered into a contract with the gov.
eminent Of Peru 10 Bupefintenl a Tor.
pedo service, for which he re.
ceived a magnificent remuneration.
Nothing has been heard from
him since Christmas, although pre-.
yious 10 that time he wrote weekly 10 an
intimate friend In Pittsburgh. In bis last
letter he enclosed his will, and stated that
the enemy were advancing, and that he
believed he would not survive the I'm.
pending battle The long silence has filled
bis friends with alarm. He is believed 10
have been killed. Pittsburgh is the na.
tive city Of Boytod,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-18
PERSONAL.
Points About People nj Home and
Abroad.

Points About People nj Home and
Abroad.
Col. Caleb Boggees, Of Olarksburg, is al
the Mcclure.
John F. O'Mallry, Esq, OF the lPitts.
burgh bar, Is in the city.
VIM. Keyser, Second viCe.President Of
the B. 4 0. r. H., left for Baltimore last
night.
Chester AberCromie, Esq, a prominent
citizen Of Claysville, Pa, Is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever.
Dr.. j. L. s. Hall was called 10 Fairmont
yesterday by a telegram, announcing the
death Of his mother
Mont Williams, formerly q Wheeling
boy, now or Kansas City, Mo-, Is visiting
bis sister, Mrs. Henry NJ. HARPER
George Wise, Chief CLERK at the Post.
office, was elected Assistant Secretary OF
the Benwood Iron Company yesterday.
Miss Fanny Alexander, one Of the old.
est residents Of West Alexander, Pa, died
In that place Wednesday last In her eighty.
second year.
Mr.. W. V. MCGrath, OF Philadelphia, Is
registered at the Mcclure House. Mr.. Nc.
Grath accompanied bishop Kahn In his
recent European trip.
Assistant clerk OF The Senate, All,
Rheinsrom, filled the chief Clerks place
very aCCeptably during the two days Gb.
senCe oil Mr.. johnson,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-18
JOSEPH HARRlS' NURSERIES
j MOUNDsYILLE,

I VDII N n hNNID n o hSERIFN
u MOUNDsYILLE,
1900 Apple Trees. two, three four and aV,,..
500 Peach, one (dom budl year. !N'
500 Plumi, one and two year,
500 QulnCeS, two and three yOar,
500 Cherries, one and two yearu,
5000 EVeTgreenS, mostly Juniper from s,.,..
leOt. The above arc thrifty aud Ia zoo XXX 70 ai
tranSpAnting. VIII sell as low a H. ioS,.,Vo io
respopdenes solicited. Address, SAMUEL ~
LRR, Mohnd!yllle. Nursery Il enc mild ~ ~. @'
MOundGyills Depot a. ~