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The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-24
W. aP kHartteR Gut

Information has been received that 8
number Of piegan war parties have left
their agency and are travelling towards the
Bear Paw and Missouri and are reported
to be killing and living upon cattle along
their route. They are probably looking
tor the Gros Ventrcs and Assinaboins and
will cross the river about the Coal Banks
or Clagett and may go into the Judith
Basin. The settlers ehould be on the alert
and give them d warm reception If they
attempt any depredations on that vicinity.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-24
Another Big Ranch

Mr. Craig, from the Northwest Terri
tory, left Benton this morning to visit Lit
tie Bow, tributary Of Belly river, where
he is the fortunate owner of over one hun
dred and fifty thousand acres of some of
the best land in the northern country.
After carefully examining his large pos
sessions, Mr.. Craig will return to Benton
and begin purchasing cattle and horses to
stock his ranch. Some thousands Of head
Of stock will probably be bought III tllis
Territory.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-24
Old agency.


hiyo and Tatsoy's horses, numbering II
iead, were stolen from the Agency on the
night Of the 10th inst. The thieves are
supposed to be Cree half-breeds, as three
OF those men were encamped within three
miles Of the-Ageney the same night. Kiyo
mas tracked the horses down below the
Muddy, going towards Benton.
Three companies Of Infantry and one OF
Cavalry have gone out to the Agency, and
inc supposition is that they are going TO
diSam the Piegans.
9tlnson, Of Canada, arrived At the Agen-
cy cnroute north with three thousand head
OF cattle, which liz purchased Ii Nevada,
Tom Lynch iii charge.
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HAY

The Benton market seems to be well
supplied with hay this season, IN spite Of
early predictions 70 the contrary. Twenty
dollars PEI. ton is the ruling price, which
is considered fair, although in some former
years forty dollars per ton was not thought
to be eSorbitanr. Most Of the hay this
season comes from inc. HighWooa and Mis-
souri, valleys and the greater part Of it IS
cut within fifteen miles Of Benton. Con-
sidcring the short distance it has to be
hauled, twenty dollars seems to be more
than 1 fair price for it, bnt = large extent
Of prairie I1as sometimes to be gone over
to get. i few tons Of hay, az the prairie
grass growth is not heavy.
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From Thursdays Daily. !

From Thursdays Daily.
Mr.. Tom Heaiy is cOnYalescent.
The Catholics are an1iolsly iuquirin
for their pastor.
| Thunder storms threaten Benton ulmos
daily, but the streets remain dry anu dusty
The wedding Of Mr.. William Fl. Hunt
j., and Miss Gertrude Upshure, tlaughte
Of Commodore Upahure, Is announced II
/ take place in Grace Church, Brooklyn, n
y, Oh August 81, 1882.
| 6Windlng horse races, fraudulent lninin5
manipulation on anything that is disllon
est, unprIncipled, nasty or disgusting la,
as much attraction for the two scribblers
Of the Press as rotten carcas has tol
TWO bIue-bottlc flies.
Rev. Mr. Dcmerest, the Congregations
clergyman, is very highly spoken OF by
many ladies and gentlemen OF his congre-
CATION. He seems TO be the right man In
the right place, and an effort should be
made to build him q church.
Our weak-minded neighbor seems un-
able to decide who to support for the office
Of assessor. Every issue Of the baby sheet
offers . new candidate, who Is unceremo-
niously dropped the next day to give place
TO another. We would suggest that If any
Of these gentlemen really desire the sup
port Of the wooden headed noodles who
are trying to become journalists, that they
can probably obtain it in exchange for a
trade dollar, or perhaps dollar and half
IN county warrants.
Since Col. Sweet became connected with
the Benton Board Of Trade he has infused
new life into that almost def,lnct and never
very energetic institution. At the first
meeting of the Benton Board OF Trade in
the editorial rooms Of the RECORD, Mr., Z.
C.. Power cut out enough work for it TO
give it universal reputation, but since
that date il has accomplished little to COM
mend it to public favor. It is to be hoped
that it will now continue to work for some
object other than that of calling meetings
and making propositions that are never
carried into effect.
Because in a recent issue of the RECORD
it was stated that we had no use for file
Of the infant organ, the latter now has the
courage to challenge Q reproduction Of
some Of its scul1ilous attacks on the pres
ent and former officers Of Choteau county.
Our space is entirely too valuable, and our
respect for the gentlemen attacked too
sincere for such reproduction, but if the
Press imagines that one word Of its foul
has been forgotten, it insults
tile intelligence Of its readers and affords
another evidence Of It's own imbecility.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-24
tg'fae Gfsoo Esosase Ege- oponess.

AIRS. Dena Murray opened the Chop
House to-day At noon and celebrated the
event with ali unusually fine dinner. The
prospects Of the house. are very encourag-
ing and there is M reason to doubt that
Mrs. Murray will 10 M excellent business.
George l.angWorthy started the Chop
House. some years ago and gave it IN e1-
eellent reputation, which there il every
leasoi 10 believe will be sustained If not
eSaelIed iiY the present management.
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= - : -'-a-..''--ss- 80
RoK r. HD.

! ~ 3tl s--Av sunmit lfill House. Catskin
M SeM aof1t August 18th. Mrs. RUSSELL wiGnsr -;
tae late judge 4. Q. naasoll, New YORK city "
iAe deceased lady was the mother OF Mr. s.,
re Bonford, wife Of Captain Bomford now Of ~.
is1n infantry, at Fort AssIn4bon but formerly ot
the ssh infantry and stationed at Fort shaw sha
was also the mother O. Maior Russell. ofthe 7th
infantry, who win be remembered by old timer.
at lorf Shaw. hrs. Russell was a raost csttnabI,,
laoy' and her death is regretted BY all VINO knew
her ''0W
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-24
So Shocked

The "Booby paper" as the Helen Inde-
pendent very aptly names the miserable
little excuse for a newspaper that has too
long imposed upon the public of Benton,
claims to have received something akin to
an electric shock when the RECORD pre-
ferred charges Of mis1nanagement against
the W. & T.. Company But the Postage
Stamp forgets that it is not more
than few weeks ago that
it threw up q number Of dirty insinu-
ations against the public officers Of this
county, intimating the existence of ring
for robbing the public treasury. Colonel
Donnelly was Probate Judge of the county
and Mr.. Joseph S. Hill is still County
Commissioner, and if any ring existed
outside the weak minds Of the two peo-
pie who pretend horror at our assertions,
these gentlemen must have known of and
been intimately connected with such ring.
We were surprised at the time that no re-
ply was made TO the black-mailing
charges OF these scamps, but were
tolu that, as they were utterly
without principle or character and pos
sesSed nothing i'll the world but the clothes |
on their backs, they were two low for gen
Clcmen Of established honor and integrity |
10 mcddle with. And they were right.
The people Of this county know we'll that
zhe contemplate in9inuations Of these two
sc0llawag scribblers were without founda-
ion; and they understand that skunks
:HnnOt be handled without the handler re-
ewing some of the sitting perfume.
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tndt prevents steamers running to tn
point during the entire season.
From Mondays daily.
Mr. Joseph Caldwell is OH Il pleasure tri
down the river.
| Mr.. Thomas O'Hanlon left for his hom
at Fort Belknap yesterday morning.
/ The best and cheapest stock Of clothin,
In Benton can be found at Uirshbcrg {
Nathan's.
For fancy and white shirts, neck-ties
underwear, jewelry, &C., &C., go to Iir8h
berg 8 Nathan's.
Charley Walker returned from Cypres:
to-day after very successful trip to tht
northern country.
If you need a good hat don't fail to cal
on Hirshberg & Nathan. They have the
best assortment in town.
| A general reduction has been made in
all kinds Of goods at Hirshberg & Nath-
ans. 4 good chance to buy cheap goods.
The first story Of the Culbcrtson build
ing on Front street is up, and the Cum
mings building adjoining will soon be be-
gun.
Press Lewis mule teams arrived from
Helena to-day. They brought down 5000
feet Of lumber from Hotter & ELS mill in
Prlckly Pear canyon.
The Duck Greek station was burned last
week, by the fire originating in the Bear
Paw mountains. The station had just been
removed to Box Elder.
The present season should have been un-
usually good for blacksmiths and wagon
repairers. The weather has been SO dry
and hot that even new wagons can hardly
hold together
I. G.. Baker & Co. now have large lot
oflumber on hand. This has been a good
year for bricks and lumber, and probably
the best year for Improvements in the his
tory Of Benton.
The annual meeting of the Wright G
Edwards Mining Company will be held at
the company's office IN the Record build
n,a t I'll ~ sh,s iasa lo' - 9 'As1
~, .., ~ ~.
- nA<''1 ,il'4G 'osN 81 ->,'' = : ol'5
4 n,on+1, 49, ! voc !; ~ 1,.,.,s h,5t t1za Z
7poa0doat 9onn1a;ns of ese1ars nstxyoo,
. alan. and Dillon
=,
~ ooo 'oul',Y 81, -. l''s'l''.5 saooles
''ie' 'i..s J'1ae tesc't e' olS
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For Sale.
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Il ,lsn Thoroughbred Merino Rams, slAlv
s. Mefino Rams. Band Ii 5tla III nj III
sInlsel sIll EWss, Lambs aad Stethers Price reason
qs4Iva3 appiy % GE0. u. PATTERSON.
1-s4s Wv EegE Be7te-.
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NDN1GE go 49,.

The RECORD has duly contracted under
tie printing law TO do all the legal ad7er-
tising &nd public printing for which Cho-
te4u county l. chargeaDlc, and has fled
the bond required by law.
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r. QTEa'E. ,

The subscription price Of the DAILY
RECORD hereafter will be Is cents per
week
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-24
THE BENTON WEEKLY RECORD

The general items Of the arrival and dc
4 parture Of people Of note have become to
monotonons for our local reporter 10 re
, cord, and for this past week he has en-
deavored to take new departure and re
port only such items az are Of interest an
Importance.
Madame Cappainnl's estate Is said t
be the best on Belt creek for stock culture
and has the most picturesque surround
ings. Even in the selection Of horst
ranch the madame has proved herself al
artist, and that she possesses the ability t
become successful stock queen.
Small affairs, such as the fight in the
alley in rear Of I. G. Baker & Co. g store
will do well enough for such tyro sheets
rs the Press to report. but the RECORD
thought it Of no importance and conse-
quently our reporter did not consider it
necessary to bore the public with it.
Mr.. Tom O'Hanlon received dispatch
Thursday to the effect that tornado, or
an unusually heavy wind, prevailed at
Fort Belknap on the same day resulting in
the raising Of the roofs of his warehouse,
store and dwelling house. This is remark
able for that section Of country and is sup
posed to have been caused by vacuum re-
sulting from the fire in the Bear Paw
mountains.
IN spite Of the tact that we have but one
meat market in town there is hardly enough
meat consumed in Benton to support this
one market. In Helena there are ten mar
kets and all are we'll supported, although
Helena is now not SO very, rery much lar
ger than Benton. Why is this thus? We i
can only account for it on the ground that
Bentonites are not good meat consumers,
or that they are waiting for the game
season TO set in.
The firm Of Kleinschmidt & Bro, Of
this town, under the management of NLr.
Bothine, is acquiring q broadspread repu-
,ation for fair dealing and remarkably low
prices. The firm now sells goods at
States prices, and those who have called
LL hlelNSCnI01OE>S STORE are aS[O0iSileO t1lt
he firm can afford to sell at prices that
would hardly compensate eastern mer- /
hants. The secret is that they buy en0r-
nous quantities Of goods, ship by the
heapest routes and are more anxious
D sell goods than to acquire reputation I
Or making big profits.
Mr.. Horace r. Buck started for the Coal
'anks this afternoon to meet Mrs. Buck,
Tho is a passenger on the Butte. The ;.
5eamer Helena transferred her passengers l
} the Butte and the latter is-expected at
le Coal Banks either to-day CT to~mor- =
wv. The fact that steamers are enabled :
} arrive at the Coal Banks as
te this year as they were formerly
sed 20 come to Cow Island is the best in Ii
cation in the world ttlat we are TO have 81
bats next season 1T Benton as late as they II
e now enabled TO come to the Coal
anks. The Shonkin bar is now the only II
'stacle between this pointand Cow Island O
at prevents steamers running to this /
int during the entire season.
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1RshERN

HnG5AES-At l.. q nughes City, August I'm, TO tbe
"lfe g Pat hughes, i ten-pound girl. ~
CoNTEST i, Tat Benton, August 16th o tle.vjre
o1 victor Content, tcn-pound bog "1''
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-24

our sock complete in direct from
manufactures and packers we fully every induce
1anyllgas
railways on hand full supply
heock Sour Mash and oDonnes ne Ribbon si Mil
Beer
having be We
general
consigned to o1r care viii receive attention
Cur Eastern
establishments Thus enabling connection Dom, n h on
81
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w AZ RRR, ID

J. lBsoN-DouGLAs-At Minneapolis, MINI
Wednesday, August 9Th, Philip Gibson TO srar,
f. Douglas. )
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NNEGEgT8 Oh pXTEz1As

Crescent He'd go No. 4.
Meets every Monday night at $3.50, at Castle
Hall in Masonic hnll) 7. +. COLLINS, c. c.
GEO. W. CRAEF, K. Of f.. and S.
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EFSgTEAE E.JDEs14 NG. !. L. @. ~. T..
! regular 1noeting Of the above Lodge will be
hid on Wednesday evening Of each week, at their
nsge room iu this city, >0i0urning brothers are
@%rdInug invited 70 attend.
JOHN +. MURPHY, y. l..
u. q. BROWNE, StcretarT.
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Benton Lodge, NJ. 2j5, A. e. q 4 NJ.
REGULAR CunH,sNIcatlons Of the above named
jaJs e are bcId at = p. "a. en- the frat and third
J,illrtays d each month. Members Of sister
,Iraa AMI s3jgurniUg brethren are cordially in
'~t attoE".
Il. r. NoLrE, Secretary.
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NONHREGATINNAI IL.

REV. 7. S. Demorest. under the auspices OF the
American Home Missionary Society. is holding
services at the Court House tWce each Sabbath, at
II am. and pm. Sabbath School ct Il Am. The
nubIic generally are invited to attend,
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EsE5rTGCnH


FEI|tI5Lh II4I INLFt
Services ~ III BE- held every sunday at the Epis-
.5ual Church, III II q. m, and at p: n sunday
g~ho0 st IH:g0 j. m. ! cordial Invitation Ia ex-
tsnde tn all. sa. z - ..
Resident Pastor.
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Wheeling. W. Va May 30, ISL avn
nm old physician. uud have lost many Of
my youthful prriudi3cs. Learning OF the
good done byn certain remedy Ia re-
storing 10 robust health former patient
OF mine whe suffered severely from sever
al chronic ailments resulting from weak
pulmonary, digestive and urinary organs
and whom | was unable to benefit with
my most careful treatment / determined
to prescribe It, / have done 20, and
the results have Invariably been most
satisfactory. Inler IT. ust the blood be-
comes richur. the digestive, urinary and
pulmonary organs are made strong and
perform their natural functions readily
aud without pain. an decay seems 10 be
Immediately checked aud TIE progress Of
the disease arrested the pulse becomes
ullcr and stronger,the lips red the cheeks
rosy, inc temperature increased and more
uniform, the action OF thr heart regular
and the muscular strength greatly inyg.
Grated. I'm Justice to the Inventors, | viii
say this I.mClyis Browns Iron Bttcrs
Il l. % preparation at Iron and vegetable
tOnIcs, contains no alcohol md Is the only
preparation Of lrOu IN a perfectly as-iuil
able lOlm ana that does not blackcn the
| { eth. have never known II 10 fail Il
i've perm ncnt str myth to every part oI
| the body. or 10 iniurc the most delicate
constitution. hive known II 10 assist u
rming macy CuOuic diseases when nj
other remedies had tailed. M. -. FOl
sale hy rucker& Willis, Waco, Texas
J -GlJlW,
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tI>wo RRAHOs BOTTOM ums Apply 10
! G.. Frazier. land agent, corner bridgo
street ani square. UON5
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4 tITATlON.

hi''N'
The state OF Trxoa-In the County
Court, July Term, A. ID. 1882.
To the sheriff or any Constable OF Me
Lehman county, greeting:
You are hereby commanded, that by
mrlllng publication of this citation in
some newspaper published In the county
Of MCl.omnnn, if there boa newspaper pub
llshrd In said county (hut II not, then In
the nearest county where u newspaper IL
publishcd). Tor four weeks previous to
the return day hereof, you summon q. W.
Aston, whose residence IA unknown, TO
he and appear before the County Court to
he holden in and inr the county of Me
Lehman, ut the court house thereof 10
Waco, on the third Monday in July, 1882,
file number being 93S, then and there to
answer the petition at Henry Is. Dolton
aud George Il Dolton, traders doing bus
ines under the finn name md style OF
Bolton Bros, filed In said court on the
tirst day of April A. -. 1882, against the
said @. w. Aston, md alleging In sub
stance to-wit: Defendant executed and
delivered unto plaintiff his certain prom.
i.sory note on the nth day OF July, 1873,
In the sum oi three hundred aud forty-siX
and sO-lOO dollars, with interest from date
NJ the rate OF ten per cont. per annum and
ten per cent attorneys IL cs Tor collecting
same II not paid when due, + dd note due
four months after date; which said note
nor amy part thereof has ever been paid, to
PLAINTIFF damage In the sum OF six hun
drcd dollars wherefore plaintiff sues for
| Judgment, debt, interests and costs.
Herein tail not, but have you then and
| there before said court this writ, with your
return thereon, showing how you have
executed the same.
Witness, j. W. Baker, clerk OF tue
County Court OF MGIcnnan county.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
49, said court, In Waco this the 10Th
Is. day OF May, a. y. 1882.
'-c-,J j. w. BAKER,
OK County Ct, Mel. Co., Texas.
by q. w. DAVID, Deputy.
Game TO hand the 18th day OF May, A.
y. 1882, at O'Clock p. m, and executed
he same day by ordering published for
tour consecutive weeks IN the Waco Xxx
amlncr q newspaper published In Mcl4en-
nan county. VAN Hall.
| Sheriff OF McLennan county
OJ27iW
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rE,U EXCHANGE land suitable for shoep
i ranch for city property. Apply At this
ONCE TO ii W. HUBBY.
trllstf
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The Hull EbOn Lcfr,

Tho bull dog olught him by tho scat OF
his pants, drawers, and all rs the iratc pa.
tcrtamilias in high glco yelled, stick to
HIM, Iige,' away went the seal OF the
pants, but not so with the drawers which
the brute tugged at in VAIN but failed to
tear. Tho dog held ON with the character
lstic OF his breed and ms the young mun
TO scd Il kiss TO his dazzling and glidcd
over the high plank fence he carried the
dog with him, TO the CONSERVATION OF the
old man lie had on n pair OF g. Ii
Clancey's dOublc-sCntcd drawers, ami on
learning 1t the old man went md bought
a lot of thcm ut II. Clanccys, No. Gll
South Main street, Dallas, besides lot OF
shirts and underwear manufactured thcr,
at the very lowe prices.
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INOKAGE OF all Kinds. Hay, oats, mllot
II and fodder, In hnlu ~ bulk, delivered In
ANY part of the city Orders ton ut Juo. Y.
Marshalrs or x. n ralmerH viii receive
prompt attention. WILLARD II, JACKSON,
Jllam
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Late styles, spring and sum
mer Suitings.

Mcssrs. Henderson & krannach, tor
mrrly connected with the merchant tailor
ing department of II lending clothing
house OF this city have severed their con-
ncctiNn with II and set up In the same line
OF business on their own account. Their
stock now on hand comprises line selcc-
ton OF the best English, French and
Scotch suitings, imported goods, of the
latest and handsomest styles; and their
arrangements are such that additional
stock will be received from
time to time as circumstances may require.
These facilities certainly unsurpassed
enable Messrs. Henderson IL Krannach
TO supply demand long felt tor gentle
mems dress goods strictly first class both
In quality and style. The charges, too,
will be found quite moderate, ali things
considered. Gentlemen wishing the
"nobhest OUT are especially invited to
call, though there are patterns 10 please
all varieties OF taste. Shop in the we'll
known stand of the late Dollar store on
Austin avenue.
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FOR SALE.

A SiATY FIVE So y COTTON GiS for sale
IA on easy terms or for exchange Tor cotton
:, ed, oats or corn, d"llNcrabi, on the railroad
nj Waco or northwest Ot Waco, or On tho tWif,
Colorado and Slnto Fc railrund. aboy" lirro-
ham, TVNRs. Address y, Il, 7pa.p ~ CO.,
New Orleans. ulIlw
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During his recent VISIT to New Or.
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
for n continual supply of pure refined
cotton seed oil, which IL declared by all
who have used it, superior to lard for
cooking purposes. Families supplied
and satisfaction guaranteed O3Oitf
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HENDERSON n XnANNACIs

H. that I'll Iron nittsrs Afe male " nH1wz UsssoAA
% Ani have cJ-sci rei lines Ani TRADE vtsgp-s
BEWARE OF iniTATIoks-
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Ilnmsinn. McstNa 20.

wholesale groccrs i2l and d23 North
main and 20s. 2O4. 2OG and 2OS Vine streets
ut. Louis, Mo, Issue weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants OF
parties intending to commence business
tree OF charge on application. O2-27dwlY
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Remember that Rochester beer or malt
vine acknowledges no superior, md
claims 10 be tho finest, pure.t and most
healhiul malt liquor. II II "A rich food
drink. Oj23w-m.
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Gentlemen can lind IN elegant Ussprl-
mont Of kid and lisln thread gloves, white
vests, white neck ties ut sparks, Mallory
IL A lien
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liIIInIA aI.Hnn-

Wishing to close ont this department
Of my business, offer fine assortment
of p ckct cutlery, scissors rnaorR and
razor straps, a special bargains, Ia cRsl
buyers. IL. H.. AMnoLD, Gunsmith.
Chalmers block, South it'll street.-Glllw
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See our Indications for tIis week,
Fine Manila straw hats, from $500 to
1880; Manila, from $3.50 to- $500 And
BARGAINS in all kinds of straw hats, at
Levine Bros. elite.
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Ladies',

Don't forgot to inspect the late invoice
OF millinery and fancy goods at Mrs
Doss', No. 52I1 Austin street, up stairs
Hair goods in endless yRrioty.-O1l8to
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And people building will 10 tin roof.
ing Tor six dollar. square, also gathering
and other TN work. W. Il. CUMMISGs
Shop in stones building on Fluh street
5Dlit
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Gentlemen, il you want real nice
scarf, real nice white vest, real mic,
suit Of underwear md at astonishiugly
low price,. call AZ Is. unher'a..--OJ Iltc
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Ladies' and children's slippers and
button boots and mems fine low shoes OF
the best make, 10 be had at Sanger
BrOg-GlitC
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We san recommend them as being the
best selection Oi Geo. WustcnhOm Is
SONS pocket knives and raZOrs we have
seen, Tucker q Willis will sell you ono
Cheap.