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VI MASONIC.

- are hed on the hrst a.t third Mordsg. il each
month at O'CLOCK ". M. NclNro,s sssre,ary.
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Prince AlmOnt.


l. the season At Iamonia Stock Fam $l5 the
season, invariably In advance.
PEDIGREE.
Prince Almont is by Amon the great sire of Trotters
he by Aexanders Abdaa the sire Of Godsmith's Maid
record 214 Alexanders Abdalla by Risdike Hamil
tonan Prince Amonts first dam was by Black Prince
the son OF TicOnderoga; he by Hills Vermont Black
Hawk the sire of Ethan Alenrecord AIS, with running
mate; his second dam was the Stamp mare by Dayey
Crockett noted sire of trotters and fast saddle
horses In fact the record shows that Prince AlmOnt
about half brothers and sisters In blood that
have won races and "a Of them having record
from 2:15 23O w II. Vanderbilt has two half sisters
Of Prince Amont, Early Rose and Aldine that rotted
double in a6h and Aldine and Maud s. troted In 25h,
the fastest time In the world.
The Amont transmits those trotting qualities off
spring through the common farm mare. which has been
shown In our section 1t at the Thomas County
Stock Show nothing could equal them to their age, It
was listed.
Amont He is the best that ever came to the South
west" and when he is gone his place cannot DO filled
5000 $4,000 as some OF the Alncnts to-day could
not bought for three times that Prince Amont
is registered the third volume Of Wallacer Trottng
Register c. p. DAVIS.
81 Iamonia. Fla.
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Musns and Cacoes at five cents also Gents Siciian
Alpaca and Linen Coats per cent less than they can
be bought elsewhere, at Joseph Cohcn's. 3
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Blank

Contracts, Mortgages, Deeds, variety OF Crop
Liens. and other blanks, neatly printed, on good
paper, for sale Mt the FLoRIDlAN office. Orders
oiled by mail or express.
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smoker
Push. Push. Push.

All agree in pronouncnS tho Culture aud Gult state
Cigars the best hve-ce't smoke in the market.
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Notice.
soap Bu b BILE Party.

The children all happy at the soap Bubble Party
Il Galle's Hall Thursday evening Their sweet little
dresses were bought largely from W r. wilson
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ICE! ICE!

THE TALLAHASSEE ICE COMPANY dtFFRR
Il Ice for sale as follows vi /!
In small quantities at l cent per pound. Ii ]
80 pounds at one time 40 cents. AL
100 pounds at one time, Is ceuts. ta
To regular customers of 10 pounds and,hbwsrtis
daily, we will make special rate IWf !
Full weights delivered. III
reduction of rates will be made ii the iktrothge
warrants it, n.
AS soon as possible Delivery Wagon wiiEhetpnt
on and delivery will be made regular cuk&,,ntrk
morning aud evening, of 10 pounds and div fds.
without extra charge. II !?
The Ice win be made of pure water, an&t4ithplt
contact IN any manner with chemicals OF llk kSd,
ice. s1T =
Citizens are invited to visit the factory / / / Is
SOLD FOR CASH ONLY. Il !
Tickets for sale, rates made and orders Sakrn {ftr
regular delivery. at City Drug Store. AF
TALLAHASSEE ICE COMTANf.
April u 1884 II 4 |.
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1. q. q. r.,

Regular meetings = LEON ia,IEsN No. ;,
- a..7y Tb.,.idl E,tntEj st their i3d&. R0nm Al
are eu All Brother. In bod standirS az hv ID To
attend: =. ,.n,u liz
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ANTHEMS, GA, DtCcInDer 8, 1871.
4 few nights since gave my son one dose of
Worm Oil, and the next day lie passed sixteen
large worms. At the same time gave one dose
to my little girl, four years old, and she passed
eighly-six worms from four to fifteen inches long
w. +. PHILLIPS
NJ Lively General Agent. aprilS-1m
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fou would be surprised To know what large proper
unn Of W K. Wilson's immense Spring Stock Ii =
already. by 10" prices. been pu-hci ola Ia, pubic
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Low Chartered Button shoes.
10000 BRICK

W K. Wilson has Just received Il full ir, 90 ado
French KID Low quartcrcd Button Shor-.
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Shoes. Shoes.


" X. Wilson has the largest best and most compet
haS4ce.
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ORITU AR Y.

Died of cholera infantum, April 34th, 1884, infant
son OF Mr. Nat X. and Mary Walker, of Crawford
VILE, Wakulla county, Fla, aged eleven months.
Inc sorrowlng parents have smart little daugh-
ter LEFT upon whom TO build their hopes but the de-
parted being the only son, and very promising, the
chord was hard 10 break. What a comfort and con.
ISOLATION that The blessed Saviour hath said Suffer
little children to come unto me- and forbid them
not, for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven" And
how consoling the language of David, NV son can
not come to me but can go to him" The grief
stricken parents have the sincere sympathy of the
community in this their great bereavement
Farewell. sweet babe till the trump shall sound
The time will not be long
Before your weeping parents. too
Shall lecp encath the ground.
But blessed be the name of God.
VIII" gives and takes away,
We viii remember You and Him
W he here earth
Then when the welcome trump shall sound,
And kindred oil arise
And parents and children seated round
Our Father in the skies.
% Wen take each a golden harp
And play rcieemin1 love
Where parents and children 'cr -Iall part.
safe in the realms above " A {,
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Gents, Handmade shoes,

Strap Ties Prince Albert Button and Congress- Oxford
Tie Broad and Narrow Toes, Button. Congress and Eng
-h Walking Fast Caters. Plain Polluted and London Toe
t,atcr> for sale by w. X. Wilson,
A Card.
To al " no are suffering from the errors and i'll
diScrctions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss OF manhood, &c, will send you rec
lpc that will cure you free If charge This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America Send IA seli-addrcssed envelope
TO the REV JOSEPH T. INM>N Station ID. New
York CITY. - "
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Time TO Stop Id.

Ask TOR prices at FLoRIDIAN job office beiol
You send your job work abroad.
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More Soda Water


Was dispensed from Raws Soda Fountain last Saturday
any day last year and yet the season Is hardly
med
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METEOROLOGICAL.

"'''' tDr he pre' ~etk-
o,.ervation- taken by -, HAw'r iTss''sl aud
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A Card.
Solar Tip Shoes.
The Shoe Business.

Tn re is no que stion about the Solar Tip Shoes b,n
the best made for children. W. r. Wilson has full lin
of them
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CURE FOR PILES. ~
6ems.symptom of Piles is a2/lhg nse
itling at Pit after getting wan. is
r&plessant sensation is imme1 ktely T.
wed by an application of Dr. Bosankv
Pile Remedy. Piles in all forms, Itch, Salt
Rheum and Ringworm can be permanently
cured by the Use Of this great remedy. Price
Medicine Co, Piqua, o. Sold by
4S-ly NJ LIVELY, Druggist
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az Regular mrr'ins ts ~ a AI t, ~ sSeA Nj
Hs>r zach month their iI'dre Room, s3pn'o"c.
HisG, in GOOD -iandi s-e in2t.-i fnf;s,end
Al fS'i'A I q c EEs rit'@ {. p.
~ y BAKER. Sortbt
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5000 Yards

he best Patent Flour made for sale at Stern & Co..
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For Five Cents

For Five Cents
Ion can buy single copies Of the FLoRIDIAN AT Clark
News Depot enclosed in wrappers and slammed ready
mailing
For the FIORIDIAN
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For ale. Apply l" WV. +. >It--EK.
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Civil AppOintssa e nGs.

w. r. Wilson sells Keeps Lanndried and Unaundried
Shirts at manufacturers prices
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Mineral Waters.

Congress- Vichy, Settler and Apolinaris on draugh
b cents per glass, at Raws'.
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Keeps shirts, Keeps shirts.

W K Wilson has just received by express French
Battiste and Oriental Linens, i'll new French colors
fast col There the latest novelties IN
wash fabrics.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22
Local Notices.

Stoves at Smiths.
Peaches at Manneys.
Silver ware at Wales
For fresh candy go TO Manney's.
Fine line of Croquet at Marshal's.
The best lemons at Manney's.
Peaches, fruit, choice cream chocolate
candy mt Colby's.
Smoke the best five cent cigar at Man
ny's.
A lot of new chamber suits, call and Sc e
at Swineys,
The latest thing out, Shoe String" watch
chain at Marshall's.
Remember that you can get Chinese La Il
terms at 4. l.. Stoves.
STEWART q WILDs, attorneys at law of
flee removed TO the Court House
A nice LOT of fence boards. l6 IT, for sale
by Grant Bros, East Middlebury.
Buy your trunks and bags at Becl<with
~ Co.'S; largest stock and lowest prices.
Scholars will find full line of school
books tablets pencils, etc. at Marshall's.
All who are indebted to me are requested
to call and settle. +. K. CLAY
New York Tribune 4 months for only %
cents subscriptions reed by Il. +. Mar
shall.
In the custom department at Chapman
Il Cos, they make Il speciality of So
pants to order
All persons having accounts with Earl *
Banum are requested to call and settle at
once. Don't fail
Joseph Brouillett has opened his saloon
on Merchants Row Go there for your din
ner when in town.
A woman wants a place as housekeeper
i'll widower's or bachelors house on II
farm. Apply at this office. 34-tf
Prescriptions prepared from pure drugs
and in careful manner at the store of n.
+ Rider, Also full line of druggists sun
dries.
Fifty mems and boys light weight all
wool business suits, TO close. at about one
half price, at Bond x Bros. Best trade ever
offered i'll this county.
10 LaRock wants to buy poultry at his
place of business, Seymour street nearly
opposite the cattle yards. The highest price
paid for poultry alive or dressed
For SALE or RENT FOR TERN OF YEARS
24O acres situated near the Bread Loaf Inn
Ripton; also pair oxen, yrs. old-weight,
260O Inquire of H. l.. Lovett, Mddlebury
or Rev. +. G. Lovett Brandon. 3i-3w.
Prof Edward Ferris, instructor of box
ing and athletics of Harvard College, is
in town and has opened rooms at Skaters on
Main Street. He intends having an exhibit
ton in the course of "A couple of weeks.
He may be found at A, B. Colby's.
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Local News.

Chas. p. Chapman of New York is
again in town.
F. l.. Avery and wife of Hartford.
Comma visiting Carleton j. Moore and
family.
The telegraph poles are being straight
tened up and painted by employees of the
company.
VIM. S. Alden reached home from the
West. Friday. after an absence of about
four weeks.
John W. Martin returned from his
Western trip on saturday. lie went
away early in July.
Mr.. and MIS-. f. Il. Whitney. who have
been visiting their son at Hartford Conn.
have returned home.
j. +. Bolton of the bureau of Stats
tics, Washington. d. c.. is visiting his
brother. 5. Il. Bolton.
Rev. Mr.. Blakesley and F.A. Bond are
at Long Lake. in the Adirondacks. I hey
will be home tomorrow.
The Weber quartet of Boston is eX-
pected to give a concert in the town
hall week from tomorrow night.
Misses Lizzie and Mary Baxter of Low
ell, Mass. daughters of the late John
A baseball nine from this place viii! go
to Ticonderoga tomorrow to play =
match game with the Star club of ri.
The W. c. II. L. are requested to meet
at the vestry of the Congregational
church Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Geo. II. Snow and son, Fred. of
North Berwick. Me-. are visiting the
family of their former pastor. Rev. A.
De f. Palmer.
There is to be no service ut the Metho-
dist church on Sunday, on account of
the camp-meeting, where Mddlebury is
well represented.
The Republican State committee has
secured the services of {. c. Frost. the
temperance speaker, who will make ad-
dresses through the State.
Henry 4. Harris, once James NJ.
SHADES law partner, is at the Addison
House. For the past four years he has
been in New Mexico and Texas.
The Star rink, at the fair grounds, has
been closed. Mr.. st. Clair has sold out
TO Brandon man. who, it is said will
open the rink again next month.
George McCue started for Providence.
Il. L., last night having been summoned
tlltileI ny ItlcRIdill ANNOUNCING lIle ST.
rious illness of his brother, DIR. Hugh.
Isaac NJ. Trip of Milwaukee. Wis,
Mr.. Dunshee's predecessor as sheriff OF
this county, arrived in town Yesterday
and is registered at the Addison House.
w. ii. Benedict, son of A. j. Benedict
of Amherst, Mass, is in town. He rode
his bicycle from there last week. The
distance by the route he came is about
40 miles.
1t has been found that Roaring brook
is not of sufficient volume throughout
the year to afford water supply for the
village, and that scheme has been aban
doned.
ii. G. Ellis and wife arrived in tow
on Tuesday Mr.. Ellis was promoted
last year from the government printing
office at Washington to the position 81
special pension examiner Last year ht
worked in Illinois, but is now stationed
in Indiana.
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THE BRINKERH0FF SYSTEM |!
A new AND PAINLESS TREATMENT
FOR
Piles or Hemorrhoids.
RectOi Ulcer. FiStUi0. FiSSure
ana other RcctUI Diseases.
Re- Union Of 6. A. r. Posts.

The second annual reunion of the q. A. r.
Posts of Addison County will he held AT East
Middlebury, Thursday and Friday, August 2S
and 30. Each Post will furnish its own camp
cquipage, Subsistence, etc. All veterans, wheth-
er members of the order or not, are cordially m
Yitcd to meet with us.
The exercises will be. the first day formation
of camp, dress parade at I p. NJ, and a rous-
ing campfire in the evening. Second day, cleo
ton If officers. at the hall of Post Ncedham, at
10 4. NJ, parade at 80, and an address by Col.
Lyman +. Knapp, OF Middlcbury, in the park in
front of the Glen House.
Comrades are requested To wear regulation
post and other badges upon left lapel Of coat.
GEORGE W. SNEDEN, Commander.
Onicial, c. 4. :. PIERCE, AdJt
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Travellers Guide.

Trains pass Middlebury station at the
hours given below:
GOING NoRTH-Express, 1896 am. passen.
ger, 1853 a. M; mail, 1923. y. m; express
6:l2 y. IN.
GOING SoUTH-Mail. $3.50 II. M; passen-
ger, 4:52 y. m; mixed as far as Brandon
$3.50 y. m; express, 1920.
MAILS CLosE-North, 2:j5 and 7:40 y. M.
South. $40 a. M. and 7:40 pm.
See Central Vt. timetable on last page,
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WANTED.

A situation TO work for board and go to school
during season. Best village reference. Address
Lorraine FALES,
3l:lw East Middlebury, Vt.
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Miss CRAM.S SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES, BURLINGTON, VT
Finh year opens September 10. 1884. A limited
number of boarding pupils will be received
Fer particulars address -
LILLE Ii. CRAM,
34;3w 262 Pearl ST., Burlington, Vt
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-01-12
CONSOLIDATED RAILW AVS

Col II NJ Gibson. late United
States Land Commissioner at
Dardanelle, has taken charge of
the Land Department Of the Fort
Smith and Little Rock and Lit
tie Rock Mississippi River and
Texas Railway and in future will
be found at the company's con
solidated Offices corner Markham
and Commerce streets. Col. Glib
son is gentleman thoroughly
competent and well liked by all
who know HIM, having served in
the United States Land Office at
Dardaneile fora number of years
and is consequently well known,
not only on the Fort Smith rail
way, but all over the state. Col.
Gibson is ready and willing to
lay out the most enticing induce
ments to emigrants who wish to
settle in Arkansas on high and dry
land that will produce anything
that is planted on it. He will
also furnish explorers free tickets
from Little Rock to travel any
where over their road to select
homes. Adventures would do
well to write Col T NJ Gibson,
Land Commissioner, corner Marx =
ham and Commerce streets, Lit
tie Rock, Ark, or this office.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-01-12
LITTLE ROCK ARK ETS.

Fiour-Strictly fancy per bbl 81 .5a 90
do Fancy family & 6 '0aI SO
do Good medium - & O0a6 %
do Three y g 1oa5 %
Lard-Tcs 10 1-2a10 81; Pals 50 10
Bacon--Sugar-cured-l .-Sa12
Hams & Plain Hall IL
Dry Salt Meats--Shoulders, 9alo.
Salt per barrel 81 -; Onions I1 pk) 81 .5
Irish potatoes @ pix 81 30
New Potatoes Doe Il 30 per buShei.
Corn me al per barrel 81 Stla:} %
Sugar per pound l 2aID
New Orleans M0ias-c- per gallon -. 81
Naiis-is ties per krg - p
Arrow Ties per bundle 81 30
BagSing-No Jute per yard 10
Cotfee-Fair II l.; med II Il; choice 10
to 49, fancy 1St20c.
Candy-Flin' II L. Barber pole II "a;
Crackers-soda Y 61-2. Xxx 6l-2. NIX :.
Sugar 10, Ginger Snaps, Stage P.ankr
Oy.ter,-L W, Ib 20. ; .b 81 10; Standard
liz 81 20, IN 81 % to 3 ~
Salmon Id 81 80; Id 81 -
Sardines-lmpOrted SiG; American 81 30
Cheese-New York Factory II l-2li5:
Snut-tiarrntts per case,t uZ bot. Si2 30,
l OF tin - 40
Matches per gros., No 81, No :"
Starch per case, per ID > 81
Axle GreaseIDiamond per case 3 ~
Concentrated Lye. per case S3I;' 30
Soap, per Id No Palm 3. Mottied 1-2
Shot FER sack, Dropped 81, Back - %
Powder per heg SO -
We'll Bilcke-s per COZ ~ ~ -
Pals per Dozen . hoop - 10. ; hoop q %
Washboards-Z ne, per 'oz'n : - a , 90
Broom. per ,i.Zen - y, l.. i -
Ssive, per dcZ: II It 10, 81 jUa2 10: lG 4 Is
81 6J
Flasks-per case, 1-2 gross, qts 81 80; pints
So; half pints 81
CorkS-In sacks of five gross, ass'd bot per
gross 20; ass'd jugs 50c per gross
Soda per 10; kegs 1-2, cases 1-2
Rsisins, per box g so to 81.
Tobacco-Bright Navy 40 cents; Twist 35 to
90; Smoking, 35 to GO cts
Cigars, per hundred, 81 to S5.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-01-12
THE GAZETTE THINKS
STRANGE.
A pair of Clutches Presented to
Gov. Berry from Gen. ID. II.
Reynolds.

Governor Berry's old friend,
Gen ID II Reynolds, of Chicot
county, last Friday presented him
with an elegant pair OF crutches.
Both these distinguished gentle
men have won the right to use
crutches in honorable service on
the field of battle, and unfortu-
nately for themselves have left a
leg apiece there, forever incapa-
citating themselves from follow
ing out the moral of that classical
couplet, in which the author in>
sinuates that the fastest runner
will live to indulge in fights at
some subsequent period of time.
There is nothing more appropri-
ate for a one legged veteran to
give to another one-legged vete>
ran than a pair of crutches, un-
less he could give him Il cork leg.
There can be no serious objection
ito man for losing g leg in ser
vice, in fact people are 50 unac.
countahlc ,lIat they seem to have
formed sort of fondneSs and ten
derness for these carved up gem
tIemen. 1t is just a little bit pa
thetic to notice this interchange
of hospitable courtcsies between
Gen Reynolds and Gov Berry
Little Rock Gazette.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-01-12
A PULPIT PHENOMENON.

Last Sunday night at Bethel
church, while on his knees pray
ing, the Rev. Geo r Jones, a we'll
known Presbyterian clergyman
of this city, was taken with a
paroxysm or paralytic shock
which silenced him for several
minutes, but after he was laid on
the sofa and bathed with cold
water, while upon his back he
continued his prayer asking the
Lord 20 restrain bad preachers
from the pulpit. We believe he
finally recovered before they were
done, and assisted in the solem-
mites of the order. 1t created
quite an excitement.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-01-12
PERSONAL.

Hon Dan w Jones, r b Will
liams and j d Conway, a.tor-
neys for the Howard county mob
recently imprisoned in the peni-
tentiary, are in the city in the in
terest Of their clients.
Mr. VIM A Buford, constable,
w A Rector's chief deputy, has
rendered his resignation, having
been elected as one of the teach
ers in the public shool at Wrights-
vile district, No 10, to commence
Monday, January 14th. Any
person having particular business
with him, can see him at bis desk
every Saturday at our Office.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-01-12
CHRISTMAS.

Pierre Lori'lard gave Christ
mas present of SIT, 800 to the em-
ployes of his Jersey City tobacco
factory. 1t averaged a week s
wages to each of the 5000 men,
women. boys and girls. w IL
Vanderbi!t's Christmas gift was a
100000 one to himself. He paid
that sum for Il Fifty fourth street
lot, SO that nobody could inter
fere with his view from his bay
window. - Springfield lsepubli
can.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-01-12

Among the regulations of a
newly formed church among the
Zulus Sin South Africa is the fol-
lowing: "No member of this
church shall be permitted to drink
the white mans grog, or native
beer, nor touch it with his lips
-Ex. This would not be bad
rule for many newly and oddly
formed churches in "South" Unit
ed States, and north too.-Afro>
American Presbyterian.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-01-12
DUDLEY E. JONES COMPANY.

Articles of incorporation of the
Dudley f. Jones Company have
been filed in the office of secrcta-
ry of state. The capital stock is
fixed at 100000. The officers
are Dudley T.. Jones, president;
Arthur c Jones, vice president,
and Phil III Bernays, secretary
and treasurer. The object is to
continue the business of ID f..
Jones, which has grown to large
proportions. We congratulate
the new company and bespeak
for it continuance of the grow
ing business heretofore done by
the late firm.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-01-12

Princes Louise and the Mar
quis of Lorne will go to Riviera,
switzerland, the second week In
January. The Queen has sent
further orders to Irish firms fer
supply of poplins. A court train
Of white figured poplin has been
designed for Princes Beatrice, and
popIin curtains are being made
for Marlborough House, Windsor
Castle and Osborne House.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-01-12
READ THIS.

Teach your children music; they have
naturally Il great talent and love for this
refining. and we may rightly
add. Divine Art---and the opportunities are
now within the reach OF all. since ii. G.
400 Main street, Little Rock, will rent
pianos from 81 80 to 81 90 per mopib, and
organs from s. To 81; he has always been
4 most liberal patron and encourages our
race in the development Of their inherent
love of music. Gail on H. 6. HollenheTg.
you need ANYTHING in The music
line. april I-tf
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-01-12

Certain slave owners IN Texas
have filed a bill in the court of
Gains for compensation for slaves
freed by the Emancipation proc
lamation. They declare that Tex
as having been an Independent
state, and coming into the Union
by treaty, and the terms of that
treaty guaranteeing the existence
of slavery, the government is
bound to repair the damages done
by the emancipation of slaves.