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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12

A TRUE TONIC.

Iron BrTTERs are highly recommended for al
Diseases requiring certain and efficient tonic, e.
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Want Of Appetite, Loss of Strength, Lack Of Ener1y
DC. E,iriches The blood, strengthens he muscles and
gites ne,p lie TO ne nerves They act Hke charm on
hC digestive organs rcnoping all dyspepiic symptoms,
such tasting The food, bechng, heat IN The stomach
heartburn, &C. The only Iron Preparation that ,rll
not blacken he teeth or give headache Urte for The A
B Book, 80 pages, amusing aud useful reading, SEM
free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY. Baltimore, Nd.
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has been unreasonable TO within few days. Else.
man Bros, corner of Seventh and l. streets, have
not been backward. They have on their counters
throughout the entire building, the largest and
most select assortment of mems, youths and boys
clothing ever displayed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12

N Eiscman Bros, corner Of Seventh and streets,
b being worked to its fullest capacity now. The
unusual success of this department Is due to the
hyperion workmanship furnished at moderate
briCes
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DISTRICT BREYITIEs.


For The Middle Atlantic States, Including
NC District Of Columbia, fair tredthe, Jodotced BY
fncredsfno condfness and rain iooer barometer, ad-
ftondrv or higher temperature, southcriy tcinds.
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows a, m, 400; II a. M, 5l.o; p. M, $50;
p. m, $50; IL p. M, 47oi maximum, COZ; mini
mum, $40
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12

Ofthe weather requires heavier clothing for com.
fort and health. Eiscman Bros, corner OF Seventh
and L streets, can meet all your wants.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on address
ueTzog, 3os Ninth ST., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12

Turkish, Russian. and Sulphur Baths. 9O3 i
street Only first clnss bath IN the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12

,vercoats and ulstcrs n full assessment Else
nan Bros, corner of Seventh aud L Streets
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"A1dcrney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered In 1Slb "Ward" prints Mt 45c per h.
Also cottage cheese, sc, per ball buttcrmilk, &c.
per quart and sweet milk DC. per quart.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12

100 st., near Judiciary So, will occupy new bath
October l. l4l7 q st., opposite Riggs House.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12

You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent for sale. lost three times for
twenty-five cents In TIE REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-12

auctions hereinbefore referred TO, which said order
afinnts E IN the words and figures following to-wt;
"Atiidavits OF contractor OF June ~ and 10 lssl
herewith and report and Recommendation thereon
| Woodward Postonice inspector, and A. A. Freeman,
Assistant Attorney General. remit. Deductions 20
| T4i.02i fines, $780,"
rs atlantis Informed and believe, as made by said
order warrant was issued for the said fines and de
and The same was paid on the ism day ofJuy, A. D
f sSa two S SUMS thus paid 9 WSs6 P 'Ss An
amount for service rendered IN said quarter as the
Vice on said route by the calculations made on the Cx
petition referred TO and set forth IN said Information
These atlantis further say that they believe that at
the time the said contract for the said route 0l was
hiithnii performance thereof I'm the usro form was
S9red 81 the SAID Walsh and was 1rnsnsd ey Num-
ny are unable 10 state and hat the b d
Of the said contract in Tie words and figures follow
ing, to-wit;
tractor and his sureties that the Postaste General
may DISCONTINUE or extend this contract change the
decrease or extend the service, in accordance with
ay snS me- 9mg pro rata of % 1 On
creased speed flhe nployment ofadlitona stock or
carriers Is rendered necessary and, In OF de.
crease, curallment or sconiinuance of service, as
tull Indemnity to said contractor, months extra
pro rata compensation for the service retained Pro-
rded hooeUcr that in case of Increased expedition,
the contract IL is hereby also stipulated and agreed
ny the SAID contractor and his sureties Aforesaid
that they shall forfeit
First The pay of trip when II isnOt run. and, In
addition, If no sufficient excuse for the failure is fur
nished amount not more than three tines the
pay of the trip,
''SecOnd-At least one.fourth of the pay of n trip
when the running IL so far behind time as 20 fail to
make conn ctios with n depending mnil
"Thlrd-FOr Violating any OF Tie foregoing proyi.
slons touching the transmission OF commercial intel.
ligence rapidly than BY mail or giving prefer
enCe to passengers or freight over the mail or any
portion thereof; for leaving the same for their nc
commodntion. or carrying, otherwise than in the
mall matter which shnid % y mnil. q n
Ing persons engaged I'm so doing, with Knowledge
thereof. penalty equal TO u quarters pay
"FOurth-For violating any other provision of this
contract touching the cartridge of the mails or the
time and manner thereof without satisfactory OK
PLANTATION ofthp denauency in due time 10 the Post.
masterG General, q penalty In his discretion. That
these fOrieltures may be increased into penalties of
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Wednesday, i2th--22 Trains to Baltimore

Trains will leave Washington for Baltimore fob
lows:
sG4O, CSC sS:i5 20. 49, and eli a. M. and 1910 II
5 80 &J0 "tJO Il 10, 5, f5i5 Oils, Gi5, e. *T30 ant
$500 p. m.
Returning, trains will leaye baltimore at 6:ao s. 49,
ana every half hour thereafter to M, until sucl
for.
Hour trains arc Indicated by q (sl star. oc103t
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Special GIotices.

e>z5fs ATTENTION. JERsEYMEN IA MEET
RsHS Ing Of the New Jersey Republican AssOcla-
ton will be held ut St Georges Hail. $40 Flew
enth street northwest, THURSDAY, the 18th
expected to be present. JACOB W. STAIR,
ocie-2t President.
nGSss ATTENTION, TELEPHONE PLUG
~ gersl - All telephone subscribers whose
contrncts expire during The months OF october and
November, aud who are not vet satisfied with the
generous concessions" made by the telephone mo.
nOpoy, are requested TO send their names IN conf
dence TO ANTIMONOPOLIST, Republican Office.
oci2Gtt
h~s1ys CoPARTN ERSH1P NOTtCE.-wE HAVE
49, this day entered into eopartucrship under
sylvanla avenue, for the purpose OF carrying All
extensive stove, Range, and Furnace business and
dealing In first class makes of goods in line, with
repairs and shall be pleased TO receive calls from the
former and present patrons OF the oil firm of Sblcy
q Guy and H.. Il. simpson, to- whom are SUCCESSORS.
r. u. SIMPSON,
B. H. GUY,
oc6-6t 1915 Pennsylvania avenue.
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n~l1yD GAS
~ Administered for Extracting Teeth.
II. v. DEMPS1 ER, Dentist,
sc2T-1y 400 Seventh street northwest.

AlSJo PERSONS WHOSE RESIDENCES ARE
49, robbed in this city are requested to notify
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN at once as the
Police Department do not appear to want the matter
made public, under the erroneous impression that
secrecy leads to detection of crime. seD-tf
M1f@s wANTED-TIIE NAMES OF THE DEM
W. ocratic Clerks In the Post Onlce Department
appointed since the present Republican ndminlstra-
ton came into power. Address, Confdentlally,
GRAND BOUNCE Republican Office. sei3-tf
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10,
KIRALFY BROTHERS, GRAND COMBINATION
In their original and majestic Dramatic Spectacle,
MICHAEL STKOGOFF,
dramatlzed from Jules Verne's great work.
powerful dramatic company, specially selected for
Tho snec,acuar hs psy ,bI. GRIND production
entirely eclpses anything OF the kind ever presented
in America The Imperial Guards. the Mounted Trums
peters, the Drum and Fife Corps, the Cossacks Band
of Gypsies, the Dancers, the Grand Triumphal Pro-
guards, slaves, Tart chiehs DC, &C.
The scenery is MI new painted by the best European
artists.
TWO GRAND BALLETS,
introducing the charming premier danseuSe assOuta,
MILE BAZZANO.
MONDAY, October IL NAT GOODWIN. oclo
NATIONAL THEATRE
TO-DAY, AT TWO. TONIGHT AT EIGHT.
KIRALFY BRoTHERs' GRAND CoMBINAs
In their original and majestic dramatic spectacle
AErGIEAEI 5TR0G0FF,
Dramatlzed from Jules Verne's great work.
A powerful Dramatic Company specially selectex
The spectacular production of this grand produo
ton entirely eclipses anything OF the kind ever pre-
" MATiNEE TO-DAY AT TWO,
At our usual Cheap Matinee Prices.
Admission to Dress Circle 25 cents for oil.
No secured seats. First come first served
Lower floor, 80 and 10 cents, with no extra charge
for secured seats
Night performances at popular prices.
MONDAY, OCT. IL,
MR.. MAI. @ GOODWIN. It
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n~,059 CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE COM.
~ PANY.
This new Home Company, prepared for business,
nsures against loss by fire nj lowest rates Gull and
save money by insurng Mt home.
TRUSTEES;
MATTHEW q. EMERY. SAINT. FOWLER.
CIIAs. q, DUNCANSoN. LEWIS CLEP1IANE.
WASH D. Williams. JAMES FILLING.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
NJ. q. EMERY, President. OUSTANE LANs-
BURGH, Vice President II. +. MORSELL, Secretary.
LEWIS CLEPIANE. Treasurer.
OHice-Second National Bank Building, Seventh
street northwest. au56m
n1ys THE ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE
W. COMPANY
for tho District of Columbia.
,nsn ,....,. 900
Walter s. Cox, president VIM. King, vlcc-prcsidcnt.
g. H. Maury, treasurer Frank +. Rawlings secy.
Onlce-lSD5 Pennsylvania avenue. north OF United
Stntcs Treasury. Je23 I'm
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TRUE GRIT.

Thursday last, Col W. L. Walthauer in
horned the Directors of the Tap Construc-
ation Company that he uiflst have some
funds to pay hands in order to keep them
Int work, as he had not yet received pay
lor worI; done elsewhere, and he required
+ 1900, in cash. In fifteen minutes the|
amount was raised, being contributed as
follows; J. II. Cosgrove, $500; J. A. Du-
cournau, ST., $500, S. W. Kile, $ 800, and|
vet there are men in this community who|
are fighting this enterprise with every
obstacle and argument that they can
lbring to bear. 1t is great satisfaction to-
know that there are still citizens left here
Of sufficient grit, nerve, backbone, energy
land enterprise to accomplish what they
undertake; men who are not to be affected
by the jeers and sneers oftllose who keep Al
tight grip on their money sacks: who care
Enauyht for the fruitless opposition of these
.loubting questioncrs. The Directors of
J this work are determined to succeed; they
have hackers and money they will sweep
away all opposition, hike chatf before the
wind; trample down the obstacles placed
il, their path, like straws. They are ac-
|,ratcd by the giant spirit Of enterprise
Progress and prosperity are emblazoned on
their banners; there hearts are filled with
high purposes and noble aspirations. and
the pigmies will be compelled to stand out
Of the way of their giant tread. The
yiNDICAToR, as heretofore, noe and al'cays,
yIll stand up in defense Of there noble am
hilton, large hcartedness and determined
purpose to ach:aye success. The people
should be proud Of them and earnestly
back them with both their moral and ma
tcral support. Three cheers and tiger
for the Tap road and its determined pro
ipctOrS!
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NuIsSl. TO EEkS.

N-Ot ARE HEREBY noti'ie.I that will be-
l. present in lMy office on Washington
street, up stairs over Mcssrs e. j.. Walmslfy
& Sons store from ,hs hour of9a ill.,.
o D. m, for am, during cen twenty days
next following this date for the purpose OF
receiving pay,acn: rom r!! persons VIII" are
Indebted IL the (ety IN: taxes and licenses:
lro,l ordinance MOI City laws Of Nntchiis-
khc,. Take due notice Of its provisions, and
govern yourselves. accordingly, AZ t"!ec.
HONS will be- enforced according H. law il
is not made within twenty days.
". T.. RUSSELL.
City Tax Collector, p:,r;al Natchitoclcs-
OFT t.ifI-tf ~
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esvER1aR LOUIS ALEiED. Willy.

+ He is dead.--It has flashed over ths|
wires; been borne to the extrenities of
|he land, aya beneath the oceans blue
pillows, that the .yeuhg Governorof Lou
|isiana has passed from time unto eternity,
|teaviag shonsands Of mourning hearts to-
|yrieye o'erslis untimely end
|. Xhe late Governor was one Of the extra
ordinary. chalacterso of this remarkable age;
(,ssuredly one Of the most brilliant of al
IF Louisiana's gallant, and heroic sons.
He was born in New Orleans, Jan. p
1913, and hence was little over 3s year
# age, in the. vigor Of his splendid man:
rood. From his early days, when Ii,
uttered public life; springing tom tn
ranks 10 the position Of an officer in th'
Confederate army; after the var, entelin:
nto business pursuits as an accountant
md eventually becoming partner
With his winning manners, genial dispo
,ition and magnetic influence he wo
friends among all classes. In his youti
Us it were, he took not only an ACTIVE
part in the reorganization of the Stat
Government, but became one of the lead.
ng spirits of the Democratic party. H.
limbed upward and 0wnward with rapis
strides. In 1863, representative III tn
legislature; then President of the Board o
Alderman, one year later nominated fo.
Mayor of the great Metropolis; Elected il
|is72, but failing to obtain the position
he finally became speaker of the HOUSE
# Representatives, which position h
illel with rare ability; Lieut.. Governor
President of the Constitutional Conven
ion and ending in his occupying the
iubernatoria} chair. His rapid and won
lerful strides to re-emiuence: his sue
cess and the magic control which he
,ained over all with whom he came il
contact, reads like tale .of some gem OF
i'd
Gov. Wilt displayed tact, an ability.
Ia nerve in his various positions of honor
md trust, such as few men possessed on
ever attained, one of his years.
Had we a pen of fire and could we write
lin burning sentences on the broad dome
|uf Heaven a fit tribute to his worth, his
uprightness, his answering patriotism,
his mtarnished honesty and prObity,
he tale would be but half told. Fired by
genuine and pure love for the beautiful
State over which he presided, ambitious
to serve her struggling and patriotic citi-
|zens, to further every object to advance
their glory, greatness and material
Growth, the rider on the pale horse fol-
lowed his footsteps from the hour of his
Inauguration, to the day when he laid
Town to his eternal rest, pale, emaciated
and mOtiOnless. All! the sOrrOwing thou
sands in this broad State! 1fthey could
!only recall the idOlized cheiftain back to
lead their serried hosts But, no! he
has gone and as true and tried friend, in
h public enlogy over his character, said
but two days, ago, "Conld every man
woman and child in Louisiana, who Low ed
Louis A. Wilt, bring to his bier single
Hover. to day his remains would sleep
meath wilderness of roses.
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Notice..

4 MARINNN!t!t, Administrator of the
~ S;,,.rr>Sun "; Lo,i,. n. Eachal, decd,
having !ii'o IL my .'.;ee his final account OF
admins. ration y: sad, succession. Notice il
Icreh, ,:iycn ,,lat Gnir-s opposition be 'adh
within zen days. from this date, t'ls
<;.,nr Viii hr hon,olcsatr'l aud made the hit.s
Judgment Of the court.
GEO. ". KEARNEf,
N, ,;..t Clerk CuAyt,
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Saturday, November 5tk, 1881,

Jury, will, on ...
Saturday, November 5tk, 1881,
at the door Of the Court House, in the City,
and par:sh OF Natchitorhes. at T. o'clock WI
to sell to the Iast and highest bidder
ON the terms and conditions hereafter speci1 4
ned. the toloyin. named and described Fer!
rics, the property Of the Parish, to-wit;
,Johnson's Ferry,
Gunney's .
Bayou B"urbeaux, Cane River near
Messi's Mill,
Carvers Place. Ferry,
Emanuel Pnldhommcs
Mouth Of Bayou Derbanne,
CIortiervillc,
Monctte's.
Also the interest 81 this Parish in the Jor-
dams Ferry with Fed River parish.
Montgomery, with Grant parish.
Mouth ii Cane River. Will, Grant parish
The ferries Willie sold for the year 1881
BENDING 3lst day Of DECEMBER, lsa.. for CASH
In [. $. Currency, payable on the spot. and
.rurlaserte give bond as required by law
Bipr the faithful performance OF their duties
has public ielismtn.
Purchasers to obtain possession LIST Of Jan
Rua,y 1882. ,,,,,.,,
Oct. est President Police Jury.
.. .
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Notice..

NJ !. CUNNINGHAM, having fled in my
lVls office his application I" he appointed
administrator Of fhc succession Of Lyman
Hath. deceased. Notice is hereby given. that
!u!csS opposition there /" is filed within ter
uays from this ,la,ct, the prayer Of the petit
|tioncr will be granted.
GEO. W. KEARNEY.
Oc, not. Clerk
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S;lri'iT'S Sale.

Stcrl.cn ". Kir. VS. Lonis anil Edward Des-
;nnu,nrS. ahHtntr"s.
,S,atr Of io,,isian,--parsE, OF Natchitochcs.
DiNtric; Court. No. SOY.
TIDY VIRTUE OF an order OF the Honorable
- District Court issued in the above cnti-
:.!r' ranSc. will sell at public auction mt the
tCvi,hoslsr door in the city and parish OF
2%atrlitnrhrS. on
iSaIurtlay.. 1876, day Of November, 1881,
! he following described property t" wit:
! \ c,r5uiu lot or parcel ofgr"un! having n
G;r,u1 of tiiiV-in.rr feet on Second street,
9wiil u depth Of enc hundred feet more or
sIrS, ON st NrriH Street, with all the h'lhlnSs
S':!u,i improvements thereon. hnn'drd north
H., y Druis Street. south by Masonic Hal,
:.a'wcst hy property of Mrs. King, and cast by
,sSr,u.d Street; Sale, sale is made to eject
kaart,;on by Iir;tation.
\ TERMS AND CnNDlTIoNSoFS SALE.
4 On 4 credit of twelve months from the day
.;ot s"lr sui jrct to nprraisrn'ni. TIE rnrri',s
ls,rto give good and solvent security III he!i!o,
Z I'm tie nature Of Il twelve months bond anu i
,}y,n.lor~ privilege a"l special mortgage DC
,N;4 tanned on the property so soil WIN inc
81 iorS;. Of non alienation I" the prejudice "1
sif r \rrdor's privilege and special mortgage
Z, retained on III. si,,,r. said bonds to bear
.il,trl,l az pei; cen, per an!lilll from "a'e
ttit! paid. -, ,,,>u,
> Oct 10 tbs. - P.hAiNr>:
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Recently there have been a nnmbcr OF
|tramps in town the actions Of SOME o,
|whon, have been very suspicious. Mer
chants. Is we'll as other citizens, are eau
|tioned to keep close watch on these gen
(try. secure their stores and residences from
Invasion, and prepare TO- give any nigh
|pr0Yler warm reception. forewari'e'
rs fOrearnsd.
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Estraycd.

A Dun MARE MULE abort f"ar "r Five
~ Years old. and bctNrca Fourteen ants
Fifteen hands high Branded T. +. on lett
|thiy!. Mule has been Woracd but not rid
Elen. Any person delivering said Mn"ltome
.wil! Ec raid FIVE dollars. Any information
Heading TO reco.cry will he amply rewarded.
GuORGE WALLACE.
O. Z y -
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Notice..

n A. DVCOVRNEAI. SIR. Administrator
3D.. Of the Succession Of Alexis Cloutier
deccased. having filed in my office his final ac-
rount of administration OF said Succession.
Notice is hereby given that unless opposition
he made thereto within ten days from this
tlot,. the same will hr homOlOgate.l and made
the final Judgment Of the Court.
GEO. W. kEARNEY,
Oct oo.3, Clerk.
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THAT EXTRA SESSION.

Let III have from Ill ysu gentlemen IA
|yoring an extra session Of the General As
|sen,bly, some argument on assessment.
It's all very well to talk Of approprla-
lions. Ent how can you appropriate when
|you llay'nt got the money.
Come down gentlemen, to pan rock. ID
|yo,, desire the personal assessment system
continued or shall we get s'cash value
|by ! board In other words, shall We
have two. more years. Of solid lying CT q
season Of that length Of TRUTH Speak
but! We will record you as you Co..
For fair aud honest assessment.
The Colfax CAronicle.
Natchitochss yISplc AToR.
Any more I ST.
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Saturday November ith, 1891.

It l., o'cl"h II. the following described pro-
,crty to Wit: !,
Tha, certain trac: Of land situated in the
Parish oi Na;chtnrlcs. on n!, river, known
IS the Gvrpnirc GiZrnar tract being SEE, -;
township !. range i. containing six hundred
and forty acres. more on less.
Also tic jean La>a,ir tract. adjoining the
ii,uyr. being Section No. -, township I,
r,u.r i. coAtN;M;nm :,yr hundred and sixteen
ceres. ,HOrc or less.
Mid lands will he sold in ,tw" lots. I" he
designated Oh day Of sale, by c"nsc"t Ut
parties.
Terms Of Sclc:
One third Cash, the balance payable III
uuai iustnilnirnts, III one and tW" years tr"m
he; day of sale. A special mortgage anu YEN
lors l.ivilayr t" hr retained Oh the land to
:rr.lrr the payment "a tHc credit portion OF
|, he purchase price. The deferred payments
] to bear per cent per annnm interest from
late until final payment.
SAMI,. =. RAlNES,
o., ,.-t,,s. Sheriff.
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Eslray Notice.

ENSTrAYED before me at Allen i,v Horace
w Brown. Sr one small Erowh Mnie about
Ten Years Old. Stranded 5. L, appraised by
IN. u, Bonds and W. II. Jo,.ian III GENUINE
zion with The undersigned Magistrate. at For
h, Five Dollars.
+ JAMES BONDS.
Oct. .2ln. j. y. Ward Five.
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Notice..

y4HHE subscribers to the NatchitOehes Tap
Road are requested to call mt the office
pfMr }. 4. pucou,ncau. Treasurer. and PAY
TWENTY FIVE per cen, OF their subscription
without further un,icc. \ large number OF
hands are now engaged on the work. anu 1t
is the aim of the directors t" bring the road
to an early completion. ,
J.. CASPAEI,
n T. WALMSlEY, President.
Secretary.
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Notice..

VINpEEE will he sold, FOR CASH. ut thf, door
1 of the Court House. on
Monday the 2!th, day OF October, 1881,
I,hc Jail office. the front fence OF the jail yard.
L, LOT "i Lumber and other building Material.
llhe buyer /" remove the property Wilma
stweny days from day "i sale.
$ =. RAlNES.
". y. BEEAZEALE. C0M'hIttcc.
J. f. M;.SSi,