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United states Prisoner.

Yesterday morning Deputy United States
Marshal w. N. Norton arrested W. 9. Bry-
ant on capias ssuoi from the western dis
triet of Missouri, charging him with viola
ton Of the internal revenue law at Jefferson,
in 1868. He was ia zen before United States
Commissioner Dur5ord for tho purpose Of
establishing his identity. District Attorney
Minor Questioned the prisoner, WHO admitted
that he was the identical party mentioned in
the writ. Commissioner Burford bound him
over in the sum of $500 for his appearance
before the district court of Western Missouri.
The prisoner, who appears 10 be of coed
family, has of late been working for Kent,
the baker, whose bakery wagon he has been
driving He says that tho wsy ne came to be
implicated as he is was that salnonist in
Jefferson, Missouri, killed MAJ man, and
that his father, who is a lawyer. defended
and cleared him in consideration OF tho con-
tents Of mis- saloon. Afterwards, he claims
he sold tho tobaccos and whistles without
license, not knowing any better. Deputy
Marshal Norton left with the prisoner fol
Jefferson.
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SENATOR MALONE. of Virginia. Il il

SENATOR MALONE, Of Virginia, it is al
legged, viii act with republicans when tho
now senate meets for organization, and tho
following item floating the rounds looks that
way: "Senator Mahone's readjus,er organ
o. Richmond, Va, owned and controlled by
the senstor, publ!shei this morning leading
editorial arguing in an able and lswyer.like
msnner, and setting forth why tho act Of con.
gres, directing state legislature to illl vacan.
cios occurring in states representation in
the senate on the second Tuesday after the
legislature has organized and been notified Of
such vacancy, has no application to the cas-
Of Wisconsin. II advises and urges Wiscon.
sin to elect senator in place of Carpenter at
once. II says the legislature would be silly
to stand a month on congress. This clearly
shows Malone Is ready to vote for tho adms-
sion Of republicans thus elected; also that
be Il very anxious for his balance Of power.
Il further indicates his decided leaning to re-
publicsns In the organization. In view Of
the peculiar situation, this article may be re-
ea.dsd Is highly significant"
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WHILE a great many papers, north end
south. democratic and republican, have com
mentei upon the visit of the volunteer mill.
tay companies from Massachusetts, aud
New York to New Orleans, and in the most
favorable terms, and have rejoicod at the
fraternity manifested between the people of
the two sections, the Chicago Inter Ocean has
growlcd outs "The visiting militia at New
Orleans was given an excursion to the JET
ties." Not a word does it say Of the cordial
reception on the part of the New Orleans
volunteers, municipal authorities and
citzans generally, the bsnquets and balls
given them, the speeches, tho presentation OF
flo wers, etc, etc. The venom of some rep.
tiles, i.is said, eventually kill them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-01

THERE arc in tho United States three hun
bred and eishty-three silk manufactures,
divided among fifteen states, New York
having the greatest number, one hundred and
fifty, aud New jersey the next greatest, one
hundred and eight, though Now York has
only 2.1Ol looms to New Jerseys 4,53l
looms, and but S4471,775 oapitsl real and
personal, invested in the business 20 New
Jerseys SG,952,S25. Maryland is the only
southern state That has silk mandatory
and j. has four, running thirty-nne looms and
with $4,000 invested.
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the jury in the Cash case for killing Col.
Shannon in a duel in South Carolina, not "a
great whils ago, could not agree on YER
dict, and the judge ordered them discharged.
1t is said there were eight for acquittsl and
four for conviction. As the judge said in his
charge the taeing of life in duel is murder,
or it is nothing and tho civilization of this
age brands IL as murder, and murder OF the
most benous character.
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position sharply to appreciate the inherent
sbsurdity and fu,ility Of protection" La
tho view Of political economists, prohibitery
or hostile or "proteciiye dulles of any kind
arc in the same category with the duties now
proposed to be levied in France upon Amer
lean provisions, and with toe duties which
under the corn laws of England were for go
many years levied upon a merican cereals.
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Hon. j. w. DANIEL, representative in the
Legislature from this county, has done us the
kindness to send us printed copy Of bill
pending entitled "An act 10 provide for the
organization of the state peniten!iaries and
for the more efficient management Of the
same" We have not had the leisure 10 crit
ically examine tho bill yet but it pertains 10
subjo9. on which legislation is needed
that is 10 say, in 30 far as the bill may con
template the increase of prison room.
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THE ATTENTION Of our readers Is specially
directed TO our legislative proceed ng5 this
morning. They are rich and racy in some Of
their features. Ii seems that when the leg.
islaiure went over TO San Antonio on the
22ad to celebrath the birthday Of Washing
ton, some Quo tolcsraphed the Houston Pos,
that they we're the herdes of 1881 who fell 1T
tse Alamo, and if any of them did fall, shot
IL tho neck, they were resurrected, and yes
terdsy submitted remarks concerning the
second 81 GO Of the old cottonwood fort.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sB-NOTICE.-The Little Giant is the cheap
est and best corn and cotton planter now in
use. Mr. Cox snow In Dallas, and has made
ARA gem9nts With thee Of tho best shops in
Dalles to pu, up his planters, and wishes to
say to the farmers that if they want planter
that will do their work up just right, to call on
him, and he will show them one ANY one
wanting to buy county rights can get them
cheap, and can double their money ia two
week os they can get them put up in Dallas
and self them without any trouble. Mr., Cox
can be found at Kent's hotel any time this
week. If you want bargain call and see him.
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month.

Hon. JonN Fl. REAGAN has placed Vi
under obligations for copy Of tho harbor
and river improvement bill as reported by
him from the comnittco on commerce TO the
house of representatives of congress. Texas
/, fairly well provided for in the bill. as well
o. could bs no doubt the multitude OF
places 70 DO looked after.
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Professor TEE says that today will
probably 10 fair aad tho "a tnd 81 riaog
barometer. falling temperature and cIesr
or fair. Tomorrow, he says. will be com
paraiively ono of the coolest idays OF the
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sss-N0TlCE is hereby given that Henry
Loeb and Henry Friedlander, under the firm
name of Loeb Il Fredlander, are the only suc.
cessors of the late firm of Ike Loeb Il Co., and
they alone are authorized to transact all bus
meas pertaining to said late firm. The public
generally are notified of this fact and requested
to call upon and correspond only with said
Loeb Friedlander In I'll matters connected
with said late firm. We are still at our old
stand, corner Camp and Lamar sts., where
we will serve our customers with the same DIS
patch as heretofore.
IDER q ERIEnI A NDER
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LOEB Il FRIEDLANDER.

EOTICE,-This Is to give notice that the
Chicago, Toxas & Mexican Central railway
company has accepted the resignation Of
Colonel K. o. Lamphere as general manager
of said COMPANY, and that his official con-
nectlon with said company ceased on Jsn-
uary %. 1851. al communications affecting
the business of she company will Je addressed
to W. II. Hale, esq, at the general office of
the company, 200 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
by order OF the Executive Committee
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Hon John d. Templeson sends us copy
of MS report as secretary of state, which Is
full explcl. aed lucid, and for which we
tender our thanks.
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Notice to City Taxpayers

Ia accordance with section los of the city
charter nodcc Is hereby gwen that the board
OF appe slF VIII meet At the city hail on Mon
day, the III day Of March, 1881
j. Y. BOGEL, Assessor and Collector.
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PosroFfICI, DALLAS, TEXAS,
January 4, lsSl.
Messrs. Pfouts. Elliott n Hall,
GESTLKMEE In reply to yours OF even daie,
can only state from the best sources of lnfor
nation At my command, that the hostage p ID
by the Dallas Daily and Weekly HERALD is In
excess Of that paid by ali other papers In norm
Texas combined.
Very respectfully,
A NJ. COCHRAN, Postmaster,
per Bentley. Assistant Postmaster.
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OUR CIRCULATION.

The following speaks for itself, without COM
ment from ourselves:
OFFICE DALLAS HERALD. I
January 4. 1850
A, n. Cochran, Esq, Postmaster, Dallas.
DxAR SIn-llerewitn enclosed we hand sou
one hundred and twenty -ono doliars anu
seventy cent?, amount bill due FOR postage Oi
the Daily HERALD for last month.
We would thank yon, II possible and conve-
nient to you, TO furnish ~ the Information AS
10 the comparative circulation of the HERALD
as agalnst The o her pa era Of north Texas.
Very respectfully,
.PFouTs, ELLIOTT 8 KALI,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25

PEOPLE VINO EAT SNow.-The practice
OF sstins snow and ice, SO cannon among
the school children, is a fruitful cause o.
eatarrh. The hard palate which forms tho
roof eff the mouth, also forms the foe, OF
tho ~nostrils, AID is no thicker thsn pa..e,
beard. Ths chilling effect of snow and ice
brought freely in enutast with the thin oar,
titioD, tho upper covering of which is a SON.
a'tivs sscrctiag membrane, made up mostly
o. hns blood vessels and nerves, produces
e9rJsstion, cften succeeded by Chranie infam,
nation. As a Consequence, snow and ice
eating boys and girls have "coIda in tho
head aud running nose7. This i. the
foundation and origin OF ths most disagree.
BILE, persistent, aad incurable affection Of
which the people of the North arc subject
nasal eatarrh. Catsrrh is said to lend to
consumption. Whether this is so or not.
the chilling of nasal membranes, a part of
whose functions it is to warm the air in its
passage to tho lungs, caanos but injurc
those organs, particularly in people Of q
delicate constitution.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25
JAMES T. HcGRAH.
so Wight SErrot

PR1ztNa H BIBLE.-A matchmaker in
o small village iu Austria had recently lost
all his goods by q fire, aud was out Of work.
A copy of the Scriptures was shown him.
and its price named-a form. No sooner
did he get it into his hands than be resolved
to keep hold of the p~cecious treasure. Rather
than part with the book no would part with
his last meney. Counting ogain and again
the contents of his purse, DO found that he
was only possessed of four fFths of a form
SO he said Take purse and all tae Bible
/ must kare"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25
FIELD AND FIREsIBT.
The Flavor of Meats,

N. Menclsr, a noted agrjcpl.,-i.t :,
France, has suggested a singular nIan for
varying the hAysr Of meat. He n.,i...
that By feeding cattle, .heep, pig. and soui>
try 10 . particular way. er raiher by favor,
luE their food in various ysys. Thai, Hs.b
may DO rendered much mere agreeable to .ba
P'lste than it sften il and there ssn be No
doubt tina. he is substantially right. Tby,
for instance, it is well kue1n that nouItv
which have been fatteued upon fosd com
tanning a slight sdmixture Of truflc. are far
DETER eating than those Chickens which
have been stuffed or larded with t~rufls.
alter they are killed. 1t is only nstrraI that
sueh sh"sid be the case, for the favor OF tho
nEH' that is consumed By the chicken per-
nestes the whoie system, which it cannot do
when simply placed in the carcass. NJ. Mon
otar instances cases in which harss killed in
. field, larks shot in a cabbage
h'id, and eggs laid by hens which had eaten
diseased silk worms, bad such a nauseeus
taste that no ono could toush them !; willis.
nnan the other hand, sons ducks and field
fures which had fed upon soma sp7iSs Of vi.
nIper had a delicious flavor. He has uade
several ezperimbnts-anong others, thrse
upon tane rabbits which ha fed with tSe
waste ef an;sa seed, with barley and bran
containing a little essence OF thyme. In ssch
case he found that tho flesh Of these snimaIs
w"s far better than that of rabbits fattsssd
In the ordinary way, and yet that there vas
M tracs of anise seed or juniper il the tssts
H'' conclusion is that cattle, sheep and pig,
might IN the same way, aad that By varying
the i'vnriBg matter, the ssof, % luton and
pork might be nade to have several d;Fsrcrt
tastes Chicago Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25
PpE1IcA l
JANUARY.
eY n.

The Garth in Winters. viera enAr.es.
Lies eirded with an icy band;
me sun shines Oeldly en- tho land,
me Frost Kings track we hearty trace.
Aud with the winter of the world.
We match the winter of the heart:
Colo fails-the bolt whose srdden dart
Against all human hearts i. hurled.
as we look across the plain.
We shink of summers gone before.
wsese shadows lie on msaory's shore,
Where sunshins cannot fall again.
Oar hopes perennial bloom, apd then
The ashes of this roses fall
In resolleetion's arn, and all
Is gone, We cs the way eff men.
And other wisters eous and GO.
And e1hers Sud on earth a sIssc,
And other lips speak verbs Of grace,
While we lie cold beneath tho snew.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25

CURE Foa INFLAMED EYES Take a
par 'nncs of golden seal Cyoa will find it
al arug 'tores), pour half a pint of boiling
wafer upon it. and lot it col. Battle the
sye, with a linen rag dipped in this each
nasn' Cd gong to bed, aud you will soon
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25
NOTICE.

4 GEETTEG or Gle Stockholders of tha J.r-
"a. fGrs":' County AGRICULTURAL College. will
be heId In IT," "t!icc If the Secretary. in CHARLES
1@%n, o. ESDAI Tho 18TH PAY OF JAN
tInce will Is traus&cTnT. By Order.
JAS II. 6HOYE Ssc'y.
Gentlemen haTir z Bcaks IF Suh-crinticn will
pleas: bring them forward thar day.
January II, lsSI-St
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25

Soar FoR REMOVING GREASE SroTs.-
Dissolve in a half pint of water a half pound
of washing soda; put ia two pounds of good,
hard soap, cut in slices. and boil until a ho>
n'gensous mass is formed ; than add alcohol.
eanphor. ether, and liquid ammonia. half
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25

No CURE No PAY.-Dr. Pierce's Family Si.t.-
asines arc Euarantooa to eure-fsr particEiars
see wrappers or pamphlets. They Srs relIz5is
have not sprung into popularity in q IrcL - =
month and gone oat of favor al rapidly, hut
neIns sustalEed By merit have won a world
Wlsc population. HPCcSEitatlHC q branch in
Lendan to supply foreign countries, " bile the
hens saIos are enormous Throughout the Uni
and enriehcs the bloed preventing fsvers And
eTrisE all skla and scro:uI0uS affections, slim
neSs and curing consumption, which 10 ~scrofnla
OF she lungs. If the bowels are ~eostiYe take
druggists. " ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25

hASrTuAL C~osETvESEss is the bnne of nearly
every ArnsrIcSn woman. From it usuaIIy arises
NOSE dIs"rdeTs taat So surely undermine their
heSIth. and strength. Every woman owes il to
aorselt and 10 her fIEliy 10 ase TINT eeIebr,-
1ed medicine, Kidnsy-Wort. f. Is tho sure
et tbs ki4meTs ard liver. Try it in IinnId ~
dry form. EQlally efficient in either form.
BasEon SmnHnn 8ui~ri
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25

~ PIANos sI25 up. paper FREQ Address
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
JSeil'1w. Warrington, ". J.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25

Loss OF APPETITE. LOSS OF ExEacy. som.,;no.
:. aos,iT. d Nth a dry %hscktng cough ,ometimcs
reeiou Of t th" OF the bowel. or pain near the
% cts. lie mot much -HAJtts liver
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25

inaTzR's ~cosfrsrTrox o. CoroK Cum :, ~.
an ord o Gensumption known, and viii suIe
~ OtoihAIy conSh In thirty minutes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25

Do YOU wIsH TO FuRrFv THE srsrrM and 90, rid
OF Biltopsness? ESQ, use Thayer, Tiy.ts 7 rio
aers- 20 eta. Sold by druggists.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25
Chicago, H., Nsy 5th. 1879.
Worlds Dispeasary Medical Associations:

Gtnfltren-F For wears 1 have boon r great SAT-
1erer. Ny tToabio first started VIII terrible
Hsue solils ana onstIPatons. This left me in
!sHs villa raekinE cough and frequent bleed.
1Rss OF ths lungs. Since this Sin ( / hay" been
continually dootorinS. ccpsuItlnR phyaioIans
without n1nbcr. From them 1 recaiveI NO
benent or reimbursement. Tho most noted
Play sieISns sf aur city who last visited ne ex-
pressed their opinlsrs in the brief INT hopeless
words. lake good care eff yourself TIE few
days Won have to live. NO cannot help veu." 7
grsw, steadily verse uBder their traatnaept.
One day; t"rsu"h rendinR your Aemorandum
cry. With hut ltt!e hopo of reneTI nurc,oS cJ
= bottle and !ook it. To my surprise and sails.
3Sctlnh 10 did me moro good than all tie drugs
J.! hSd taken the voar around. am now stead
lily usiEg it with benefit. and omn IT to
oil to be inst whas it is advertised.
Sincerely yours.
JAMES T. McGRAH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25
STEAM ENGINES

IN IkD.
TIE under,iFpsd srs Agent. for thi, ard ~.
= n~lsAhofisg cnupiiss for the sale Of
wv e. AMER K cos PORTLBkS<H 1
S4dI40NAkY SIEA ENSINES.
Manufactured at RiehSoEd, Va.
These Engines are superior to ~ h,r.s,.
INTRODUCED to the public. having several ae,s 80
Important lo'erost"t"n We eaii .spss,ai stssn-
Heating hone.b by which q large Hnonrt 81 sI,rs
in n e o s%.II &c !. 's9"lEtd which io not utilized
largely N FUEL And IN TINE in s.nsS.ttss
s sic. We have a ~ horse-pOwer poSrtsbIe Ia:
SiT1 o. Hhs maze furnishing power NJ our PIsster
Will be happy TO SHOW i's action and point ou. i,s
sEPe''1r PaTis' Quality n NRfsLiaI ead HoyEmsn-
th'P. Fartlss needing power for WhestThr,sb.r.
should csIiSn gee ocr descriptive estaforus and
PIce - OF Portable Engines We Gao sell tier
heiter Eugiafs, aud upon more favorable &C.,
country. IIppi:rT IN the
June II, 1873. SO.
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County Court Notice.

A Ia meeting CT The Beard Of Comnissioners
nf tbs County Court of .JCHsrRon County,
W. Va, a. toe Court-Fionzc III Cbarle.tnwn,
Monday. the Sd day of January. 1881.
Present. Isaae Il. StrIIer. Jacob S. Melvin
and Robert ". Eay!O~, Commissioners.
The board fixes mper She first Monday in
each OF the months al Fehrnary, May, August
ana November III each year. as the time for
Eol;iirE tina reEnlar sessions OF tho County
Court CT this county, until further ordered.
A Copy-Tes'o.
THOMAS A. MOORE,
Clerk OF County Court.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25

GOLD. SEs.t esase. TO mat. money
TO taxe subscriptions for the largest. cheHnes,snS
SesL IiIostratea family. publication In. he Soyis.
anyone can D"come a successfsI agent. ST. -
CANT works OF art given Tree TO subserib.rs Tsa
pLieeI IL SO low thstHlmost everybody sab,e,ibs,
one agent reports taking 100 subscribers in ) d.
Ery sgent reports making over $500 eleSr
prom - Ten days. All who On gsEs make man.
~: You can devote all your limo 70 the bnsE
ness. CT only your spare time. You need moi =.
vi, I9"m home over night. YOu can do II AZ
Elegant and expeasive Outfit free. II Won -.
pson'abis work .e7d Us your address al once. IL
CO., CO... no'11nE tn ~ the business. No one Who en-
sages tai' TO m.ke greatp.y. Addre1s GIosex
s.IEsos x 20: Porllsnd. Maine. JuIyI3'kO ".
FSTN busiHe's now before tie pubic. Vol
=, d. can make money faster At work for
We II. No else Capital not required =
AZ snm9 by the indu'trious Men, 1omep, hoys
- gl.l' wanted every TO rort Tor p.. NOV
h. "a wo ,ms. YGn can devote your Whole time ts
or only your spare moments. No o,h.p &
on;i1eIs will pay You beariy a. wen. No orr
SHIng 4 york can fail TO mske .pornous psy
Sy engaging stonce. Costly Outfit and term,
!Lee a g,eat Opportunity for mskfar ror,y
eaaiiT and honorsbly. Addrss, TErE 4 Co. N
" July -, 1EeO-Iy.
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. g e e I

Il made from a Sim Nle Tropical Leaf or Rare
Value, ard is a POSITIVE Remedy for aIItbs
diseases that cause palma IN tho lower part of the
bod y-tor Torpid Liver Observation-Disclosures
Dizziness, Gravel, Msisrip, and ALL difhcuItie. of
the Kidneys. Liver. and Urinary Organs. For
Female Diseases, Monthly MenstruAtious, and
during Pregnancy. il has 20 equal. IL restores
the organs that moks the blood. and herce 10 the
hest Blood Purifier. ltis the only known en-
ed that cure. rights Disease. Fo Diabetes,
uss Warmers safe Diabetes Cure.
For sale by Druggist. md ralersatSI.2 per
bottle. Largest bottle in ths market Try il.
II. H. WARNER & CO.,
Roch..,.r ~ v
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-01-25
LADIES, YOUR ATTENTION!

z nave for your inspection, at the West End
w Drug Store, the finest and rice.r line of
FANCY BOX AND NOTE APE
In town. FRENCH and IMPORTED PAPER
Spscialty: Also a full line Of Regret Cards In
vi'aton Cards Ind Visiting Cards, With Epyeiope,
10 match. We have sIso the Celebrated Bon -Ton
ris.'ing SaFds; Ladies, cali, examine and pro-
Sure prices before Purchasing elsewhere We
nos tment "hetber you care to purchase or not
Our hiotto-"No Trouble to Show Goods"
Respectfully.
August II. 1850
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N9 oTICD,
PLEASE RETURN.

FARMER FRIENDS who have our GRAIN
4 SACKS will please return then at once. The
Potetoe and TurnlP Crops having been gathered,
We DO not contract to furnish you meal bags for
me winter All socks With the names "Linpitt
& Co" ''ThoE. q washin gron" or stRiddls g.
siso make out bills against yourselves and pay us
friends. fIppIJT - Jo"r
December I, 1880. ~"
ELEG Ant Cueumber PicFT,. Io- ...1--
N'fe"oer 2s' SIS. DALGARE,
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Good risks from responsible parties are invited.
Executive meets every Tue.day.
DIREcToRs-N. s White, henry y. Davenport.
is. DEnie l H. frbo~er, WIN. l.. wil.oa, Eugene
Rsker, John w. McCurdy. JSm+s Logic, Cha.
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