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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-03

hotels OF TIE country. The table is equal,
II not superior to that of any house III st.
Louis with lower rate. We find more
people from Texas at the Laclede than at
any two houses in the city 49, Extract
from private letter from St. Louis.
The SNngeriest committee prepared u
handsome medal to be awarded to the best
drilled military company in the city, but
owing to the bad weather upon the day of
the picnic, the drill did not come on Mr..
llohny, however, has turned the medal
over to Captain FELTON,, he being the senior
captain, to hold until the two companies
compete for same, which will be done at an
early date il the Lamar Rifles see tit to
enter the contest
There is not single family in town tina
and many would like to know where
to 30 to get anything In the
grocery line that can be called for. We
mention Bryan Il Bradshaw, Elm street,
who are always receiving fresh lots every
day, All the deicaCes OF tho season in the
grocery line they keep, rs well as the
the heavy groceries, such as Hour, sugar
coffee, etc. They have wagons which are
going all the time and which will promptly
deliver all orders You can rely upon get
| ting fresh goods at tho lowest prices
promptly delivered. What more do YOU
WANT II you want groceries given YOU
just try them and see If they will not put
prices down so low that you cannst tell II
you are buying them or not. DOM fail to
give trial order through the telephone to
Bryan Il Bradshaw, the Elm street grocers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-03

II IL the variety and artistic style of tho
work and the fair prices at bryant's Sewing
Machine, Stencil and Stamp Depot that
renders II at once popular and established
institution. Remember 1ol Elm street.
Dallas. >'
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Nnilcc.

NVWVIWI NVtIVO,
The directors of the Travelling Mems
union are requested to be present at a meet.
inv OF the directory at the Unions office
No 1Sl Elm street, at = O'clock this u, m :,
by request of the directors.
FRANK WusAr, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-03

Wholesale and Retail Orders
promptly and satisfactorily filled in every
department, at Il. Baumans, 7O6 Elm
street, Dallas Texas.
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FISH! FISH!
Shrimps and Grabs

| am in daily receipt of fresh shrimps and
crabs, dressed and ready for table use.
Warranted as fresh as when taken from the
gulf CAL at kents European hotel and
restaurant
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THE CITY.
SPRING STYLES or BoNNErs.

SPRING STYLES or BONNErs.
Tho latest shades in Silk .Velvets,
6stins, Silks, Ostrich Plumes and Tips,
and the latest styles in everything in
the Millinery..line. Ladies would do well
10 call and examine my large stock, which
comprises the latest, freshest and most fash,
ionable goods ever brought to.Dallas.
Mrs. Il. CHESTNUT,
Elm street, next door to orams jewelry
store.
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CiiN I.NNn Nnlcn

WY loan ONcc,
5, Beck. Il Co., jewellers. have added to
their business n loan office, at their old
stand, No. tDS Main street. opposite Sanger
Bros, and a-e prepared to lend money on
personal securities, Give them call,
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint, Won
nave pr,ntei guarantee on every bolt Of
Shiloh's vitalizer. II never fails 10 enrs'
Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co., druggists
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BroOii,s,

We manufacture our brooms of the best
material and in the most substantial and
durable manner. Try them once and you
will buy no other. PyouTs BBos
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:, Dallas Confectionery Co., 7l2 Elm street
y, heaeh, agent. The only tirst.class stock
S W. candy and confectionery in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-03

=, Twelve aud a halt cents will buy one If
s v, famous metropolitan (Regalia Cicarsi
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=, mot Such a Fool as lie Looks" at y.
NJ. IL; A. hall Wednesday, June 9Th. Re.
served seats Tor sale at Sanger Bros, Trinity
cigar factory, aud Paul Il. Erbs' book
store
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Largest Wholesale and Retail
millinery and ladies' suit house IN th.
state. Convince yourself at h, Banman'.
manager, 100 Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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''"'Vy rFVFVTIN,
Fine orchards and tees for sale nj low
prices Address, n. W. Hunstable, Dallas,
Texas. ''''
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EupiOn OIL.

EupiOn OIL
sometimes inferior and dangerous oils
are sold AS Eupion Oil, therefore we espe.
clally urge consumers to take care that
they obtain the genuine article,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-03

Road wagons, buggies, phntons, and
every style of vehicle for sale low by Orr
IA Main street.
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Eupion Oil
EHplon on is made from the very best
crude oil; Is double refined and free from
all impurities.
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What will stop nv coughing AZ nirht
Guarantee Acker's Enghsh Remedy viii
Price 10 cents, 30 cents and 81. Sold by
W, II. Patterson & Co, -
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Euplon OIL.

, nnpiSn Oh was first manufactured in 81
a hvu's, missouri, In 1861, and not an acct.
ue s Is on record as having resulted from ' IN
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New Summer Styles,
ceived at Baumans, 7u6 Elm street.
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Just Received,
novelties in trimmed and untrimmed hats
anu oonnets, at Bauman's, FOG Elm street
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rish, Eggs and Butter
constantly on hands at LOT Elm vtrs.,
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Ladies' Outfits OF Every style
Dallas, Texas. WV A''n street
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"Hackmetack," q lasting and frarran
perfume. Price - and 10 cents, Sold
by W. IL. Patterson, X Co. druggists,
Dallas,
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fonnd',AtA. Il. ioucbe'., tpres,,, II,
nLn office. the freshest. and best butts, 1 4,
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II you want tirst.cIasl fresh candy, at low
prices, 20 to Reaches 7l2 Elm street.
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, Lost-All the old stock of homeless ham.
view supply just received by A. L.. Bouche,
opposite HERALD office. N"''
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rnE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGES %
OF LONDON.

This company Is prepared to loan money
ct reasonable rates Of interest nj from one
70 hve years time, secured by Iced Of trus,
On improved lands and city property. II
will also negotiate county, municipal
railroad and other bon and purchase
vendors lien notes.
@. X. WELLKsLxY,
General Manager, Office. Cos Main street
Dallas. Texas.
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Reserved seats for the performance of
mot Such q Fool ~ He Looks" are selling
rapiuly.
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.n vne OF the incest present. to your wife 10
s "pdn n. or buggy. 1t don't cost mnch
"nu orr VIII sell them low-12a Main AZ rsa,
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$50 you are making fun Of nv camn .
The explanation Of this sentence can bs IA
~ going to Y. M. IL. A. hall on Wednss'
day, June 9Th, before $ p, m. "'"e'
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Eupion Oil.
Inc demand for Eupion Oil increased GOO
per cent. during the year 1881.
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Ladies' Please Take Notice.
the season has advanced, we shall make
prices to SUIT you at Bauman's, 7O6 Elm
street,
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Broom Corn Wanted.

Highest price paid for it at factory, cor
ner OF Caruth and Lamar streets.
WIN. PFours,
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Hair Goods, Hair Goods
new styles at Bauman's, FOG Elm street.
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silk and Satin,
all colors, at Baumans, FOG Elm street.
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N"ckwear and Ladies' Underwear
at bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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800 styles of Hats and Hornets
10 select from, at Bauman's, 7OG Elm
street.
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1000 Canes at Curtis
Dallas. SWIM Vi '"'''
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Eupion Oh, the family safety oil.
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Ribbons and Flowers,
largest stock to select from at Bauman's,
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Mckinney Property.

Bauman's. ~
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Best as Well as The Cheapest
Chill and Fever Remedy MOlgA.

LEISvILLE, TFxAs. June q, lSsi
MeSsrS Thompson, George Il Co. Galveston
Texas
Gcntlemon-Your >chOttS Chill Touic has al.
most Superseded all olher chill medicines he.
fore the puhdc in this section. When given ac-
cordug to drec ions 1t rarely fails tn break the
most obstinate case Of Chlls. | consider II M
excellent tonic and one OF the best anti. peri
o1ics The price should recommend IL to the
rul lie, as II is the cheapest AID most elltctuul
IN the market
Yours respectfully.
JOHN VI FLY, NJ d.
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Ask your grocer for Eupion Oil.
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Headquarters for millinery, at Bsuman's
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street, dallas Texas.
Road-wagons, buggies, pbntons, and
every style ofyehicle, for sale low by Orr
| "a Main street.
Ladies' Please Take Notice
the season has advanced, we shall make
prices to SUIT you at Bauman's, 7O6 Elm
| street.
Eupion Oil
Eupion Oil is made from the very best
! crude oil; is double refined and free from
| all impurities.
New Summer STYLES,
French pattern hats and bonnets lust re.
ceiVed at Banman's, 7u6 Elm street.
80.
II You want tirst.cas fresh candy, at low
prices, 20 to Reaches 7l2 Elm street,
Hair Goods, Hair Goods
new styles at Bauman's, FOG Elm street.
-----.s u.
Euplon OH, the family safety oil,
3oo styles of Hats and Hornets
street.
Eupion Oil.
Inc demand for Euplon Oil increased GOO
per cent during the year 1881.
-
N"ckwear and Ladies' Underwear
at Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
| -
1000 Canes at Curtis.
Dallas. SWIM VI '"'''
Ribbons and Flowers,
largest stock to select from at Bauman's.
ASK your grocer for Eupion Oil.
headquarters for millinery, at Baumans.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-07-28

The recent death of Bishop Jesse
7. Peck has brought to public notice
the mercilessness of college students
when the spirit of fun is upon them.
The Bishop was exceedingly pompous
in his bearing, and the students of
Dickinson College, at Carlisle, Pa,
while he was its President, took great
delight in playing jokes at his ex-
pense. On one occasion several stu
dents, one of whom it is said was
Moncure d. Conway. learning that
DIR. Peck was on certain day to at
tend conference in town where an
insane asylum was located, wrote the
superintendent directing him to take
in charge man who would arrive
on a stated train, who upon being in
quired of as to his name would PROM
pously reply. 81 am Jesse Il. Peck,
Doctor of Divinity and President of
Dickinson College, SIR" Upon the
arrival OF the train the superintend-
ent of the asylum met DIR. Peck, and
his manner and words indicating
that he was the man referred to in
the letter from Carlisle, he was po-
litely escorted to a carriage and taken
to the asylum. When he found out
where he was DR.. Peck vehemently
protested, and it was with difficulty
that he could induce the asylum au-
thorities to send down to the meeting
place of the conference for some one
to identify him. On another occasion
some of the students entrapped the
reverend doctor into freight car con-
tanning oysters, closed the door on
him. started the car down an inclined
track, and afterward so represented
matters to an ignorant constable, that
it was with difficulty he was prevent
ed from arresting the President for
stealing the oysters. Notwithstand-
ing his pomposity Bishop Peck pos
sessed kind heart, and many of the
boys who participated in the Jokes
played upon him regretted in it after
life.-TInaes Star.
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A BarefOotad Groom.

About twenty years ago young
fellow named Johnson, in the wilds
of the Cheat Mountains in West Vir-
ginia, made up his mind to be mar
ried.
"But you have not a penny" re-
monstrated his friends.
81 have my hands. A man was
given two handsome to scratch for
himself, the other for his wife," he
said.
On the day of the wedding, John
son appeared in a whole coat and
trowsers, but barefooted.
"This is hardly right" said the
clergyman. II will lend you a pair
of shoes"
mo-" said Johnson, "when I can
buy shoes 1 will wear them mot be.
FORE"
And he stood up to be married not
thinking of his feet.
The same sturdy conduct showed
itself in his future course. What he
had not money to pay for, he did
without. He hired himself to a
farmer for years work. With the
money he bought couple of acres
of timber land and a pair of sheep.
built a hut, and went to work on his
ground.
His sheep increased. Az time flew
by he bought more; then he sold off
the cheaper kinds, and invested in
Southdown and French Merino. His
neighbors tried by turns raising cat
tie, horses. or gave their attention to
experimental farming.
johnson having once found that
sheep raising in his district brought
handsome profit. stuck to it. He
had that shrewdness in seeing the
best way, and that logged persist
ence in following it, which are the
sureSt elements of success.
Stock buyers from the markets
found that Johnson's fleece were the
finest and his mutton the sweetest on
the Cheat. He never allowed their
reputation TO fail the end of which
course is, the man who was married
barefooted is now worth large prop
erty.
The story is an absolute true one,
and may point a moral for the hordes
of stout, able bodied men who crowd
the cities complaining that they
must starve for want of work.
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A Great Statesman's Regret.

The remark made by old Senator
Thurman. the other day, to which
we have heretofore referred, that he
regretted even now in his old age,
after most successful and honorable
public career, that he "did not hold
fast to the plow-handles and follow
rhe adyocation of farmer" furnishes
good text for disquisition on farm
ing.
A sentiment like this from The lips
of a man who has attained place so
near the top of the ladder, and who
makes 1T in the ripeness of his wis
dom and experience, ought, at least,
to give a farmer higher apprecia-
ton of the true worth of his calling.
But it is a common mistake of this
age to rate country life below the
ambition of a young man of educa-
tion and spirit. City life, on the 9TH
err hand, is regarded as the only field
of distinction and usefulness. 1t is
common error to suppose that the
population of a city is made of great
capitalists, proprietors, merchants.
manufacturers and eminent lawyers
and surveyors and that it is an easy
thing for young man to achieve
wealth and distinction, if only he
could jump into the whirl of city life.
They are slow to believe that there
are more men ofsurplus means among
the farming population than among
the same number of men in any oc-
euDation in a city. Comparatively
few persons amass fortunes in a city
and fewer still retain them.
Few thrifty, industrious farmers
die poor ; few prosperous merchants
who continue in business die rich,
The farmers profits come in slow
and small it is true, and often he
does not find himself in comfortable
circumstance till middle age; but it
is in middle and old age that he most
reeds the comforts of independence,
and if he is wise enough to keep out
of debt, the moderate competency
which he has managed to accumulate
through his better years, will come
unscathed through the storms and
eonyusions that sweep away tower
ing fortunes in the business world
Wheeling Register.
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we may cut it when the oats is best,
and has most weight. We deny that
oats, when cut green. will be whittier
and cleaner, but know from expert
ence that the opposite is usually the
case. When cut green, it very often
has a dark color. and very often some
of the grains will be moulded. When
ripe it can be hauled in almost at
once, and threshed as soon as hauled.
Our reasons, then, for allowing oats
to become ripe before cutting are the
following: ~ The grains will fill
out better, and it will weigh more
when threshed. ~ Less will blow
away with the chaff when threshed.
81 1t is not so apt to mould. AZ
1t can be hauled in and threshed
sooner. (5.) 1t will have better
color.-PHtSbWy. tSOcknadr'.
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The millions of people in this coun-
try to whom the question of the price
of food always addresses itself with
interest can find sources of congratu.
lation on the prospects of full sup
plies of cheap food for the coming
season. While there is a falling off
OF the wheat crop the supply will be
abundant, and the crop of Indian corn
will be largely increased. The meat
supply will be largely in excess of
that of last year in both beef and
pork.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDER NISI.
Jasper Guard, Collector, VS.. Thomas Donald
son.

Jasper Guard, Collector, VS.. Thomas Donald.
son.
NO. AZ. Trials to July Term, 1883, in the Cir
cult Court for Garrett county.
ORDERED, This 9th day of July. in the
" year 1888, by the Circuit Court for Garrett
county that the sale made and reported by
Jasper Guard, Collector of Taxes for the Third
Collection District of Garrett county OF the
real estate of Thos. Donaldson, to-wit; Mill
tary Lot No. l23, to satisfy the balance oftayes
due from the said Donaldson for the wears
1878 and 1879 be ratified and confirmed. UNI
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the eleventh day of September
next provided a copy of this order be insert
ed in the Republican and the Mountain DEM
ocrat, two newspapers printed in Garrett
county, once in each of three successive weeks
before the Sixth day of September next.
S6S.00 ''io W NC
A. X. SYESTER.
True copy-Test-
7l4S w. II. TOWER, Clerk.
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m - n not life is sweeping by. 90
~ In u and dare before you die,
h "a something mighty and sub.
D u TN ~ lime leave behind to con
quer time" s66 week in your own town.
20 OUTFIT free NorlsS. Everything new Capi.
thing. Many are making fortunes. Ladies
make as much as men, and boys and girls
make great pay. Reader. If you want BUSH
time, write for particulars to III. HAiI'Err &
Co.. Portland, Maine, -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Put a Brand on Him,

"Women are a necessary, evil" he said
bringing down his fist hard on the counter
to emphasize the heartless remark. 1t was in
The village store at West Milton Saratoga
county. and the speaker was the central figure
of a group of bucholic philosophers He was
homely slovenly and sixty.
"rhere's where differ from you altogeth-
err" said Mr.. George 7. Graham, of the same
nIace. "Women are mostly what men make
tem When husbands are brutes wives will
fall into submission or make home hot for the
men. and they're unnatural in their charac-
ter. Love them. and especially be good to
them when they're sick, and you'll have no
trouble There's my own wife, now. She suf-
fered a good deal with dyspepsia, nervous
nrostration and other ailments that took the
bloom off her cheeks and the spring out of her
steps, Well, she saw an advertisement of
PARKER'S Tonic, and thoughtit would bejust
the thing for her case. Gentlemen, sent five
miles after bottle. She took it. / sent again
after more. so several times Trouble? Why
if YOU could see how much good it has done
her you would say that women are the great
est of Gods blessings, and PARKER's ToNICis
the next"
This preparation, which has been known as
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC, will hereafter be
called simply PARKER'S Tonic. This change
has been rendered necessary by substitutes
imposed upon their customers by uLprin-
ciped dealers under the name of ginger; and
as ginger is really an unimportant f1avoring
ingredient, we drop the misleading word.
There is no change, however, in the prepa-
ration itself, and all bottles remaining in the
hands of dealers, wrapped under the name Of
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC contain the genu-
inc medicine if the fac-simile signature of
HISCoX d Co. is at the bottom of the outside
wrapper.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-07-28

George o. Herman, of Newport,
has just finished a wonderful clock,
after 1,700 hours labor. The clock
has one movement, which runs nine
dials, indicating the time at New
port, New York, st. Petersburg,
San Francisco, Boston, Geneva, Nee
ca, Rome and London. The mech
anism is very intricate, and the
works of each dial can be removed
without disturbing the others. The
woodwork is carved to represent the
Order Of Odd Fellows.
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When to Cut Oats.

When oats are cut green, the grains
which even when ripe, are small, will
shrink very much, and, consequent.
ly. lose in weight; and when it is
threshed, much will be blown away
with the chat, which would not be if
it had been lett standing until ripe,
and the grains full grown. Besides
this. the farmer runs great risk in
cutting oats before it is ripe, especial
~ If he cuts it with reaper, and ties
it up at once, of having it'mould /;
and this risk is increased If there
should be much rain before he can
store it in the barn. 1t also takes
longer for oats cut green to become
fit for hauling than if it is left stand
ing until ripe, besides being much
harder to cut and handle. Oats cut
when ripe will thresh one-half easier.
as any farmer knows. The straw may
make better feed when cut green, but
there are very few people who would
wish to use it for that purpose, when
they would lose twice the amount
they would gain in the loss of weight
and quality Of the oats.
The idea of raising oats is not SO
much to preserve the straw as that
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FOR SALE.

A good farm, containing 1856 acres ofland
near the Red House, in Preston county. w
improvements are: Dwelling house. barr
and other out-buiIdings, and two good Orch.
ards In bearing. Well watered. Title eood
Price, cash, $780, For particulars apply to
JAS. A. HAYDEN.
Oakland, Md.
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BLACKSMITHING.

am prepared to do all kinds of blacksmith
ing. Farmers work speciality. Prices as
low can be had for first class work. Shop
near browning House."
TIA DAVID LITTLE.