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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-11-28
THE NEW COURT OF APPEALS.
Governor CrittenGeD Appoints the
Judges for Kansas City Tribunal.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, November
25.-The Governor this morning
officially made known his appoint
1nents for judges of the new Court of
Appeals and the commissions have
been made out and signed. They are
Hon. John F. Phillips of the Supreme
Court Commission, James Ellison Jr.,
of Klrksville, and Willard p. Hall, jr.,
of St. Joseph.
The Arkansas Oil and Compress
Company of St. Louis, capital $25o-
900, filed articles OF incorporation to-
day.
G. H. DulIe, of this city, died last
night in the sixty-eighth year of his
age, after a protected illness from
severe carbuncles on the back, and a
complication of other diseases. Mr..
Dulle has long been a leading and en-
terprising citizen, frequently filling the
Office of Sheriff and Collector. He was
also the owner of Capital Star and VIC
toria Touring mills. He came here
from the Kingdom Of Hanover in 1874
a penniless young man, and labared as
a hod carrier at a5 cents day on the
public buildings in this city, but by
industry and economy he evidently
worked his way to the leadership OF
business and capital. His estate Is
probably worth 100000. Mr.. Dulle
was strict Catholic His funeral will
be perhaps the largest ever held
here for many years.
Congressmen-elect John T. Heard
is spending few days at the capital
on official business.
THE NOMINEES LOCALLY CONSIDERED.
The announcement of the appoint
ments occasioned a great deal Of sur.
prise in legal circles here. Itwas gen.
orally expected that Judge Phillips
would be one of the app ointees, but
the exploitation was even more conf
dent that Judge Hough would be
another member Of the court. So well
satisfied ofthis fact were the lawyers
that they now insist that there must be
some interesting explana uon of his
omission from the list. The most pop
ular theory is, that the position was
offered Judge Hough, but that, rather
than take a position inferior to that
which he has held so long, he declined.
The name of Willard P. Hall was recog.
nlzed as good one. and at first
thought many attorneys Unidentified the
appointee as Ex-Governor Willard P,
Hall, who IS Lieutenant Governor to
Gamble came into the position of Ex-
ecutive through the death of the latter.
This idea was soon negatwed, however
by the recollection that Governor Hall
died nearly year ago. The appoip-
tee is his son, young man very little
known in the State, but said by these
who know him to be possessed of good
ability as lawyer. James Ellison was
at first confused with Judge Ellison.
who presldes over the Circuit Court in
the Kirksville Circuit. The Judges
name, however, is Andrew, and the
appointee is his brother, who is said to
be little more than 80 years old. but
able in his profession. Of course Judge
Phillips will by virtue Of his seniority
and his large experience, assume the
position of presiding judge.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-11-28
KIRKSVILLE MARKET

EGGS-15
BU FTER-15
CHICKENS Young $3.50 to2.OO
FEATEERS-45c.
APPLES-20 to 40c.
OATS-lSc
HAYS to 4.50.
FLAX SEED $1.OO.
TIMOTHY SEED-S1.
MILLET-25c.
BEANS-60e to 81 90.
HOGS-$3.O0 to $50
C0WS-t'at 2 to Sc.
STEERS-Fat to DC.
BEESWAX-25c
TALLOW-5c
LARD-1oc
HORSES-Market fiat
CORN-New sells at 25c to SOC.
WhEAT-5O to 60c.
RYE-35c
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'ssp AND i NERVOUS HEADACHE


One day opposing picke,s on the
Rappahapnock agreed not TO fre. A
brisk conversation arose Between a
Texan and an Irishman. on the Federal
side.
aWhat are you doing in the Yankee
army7" said the Texan. what are
you fghtin' for, any how'"
I'm ttiD for SIG month. be.
lave ye'rftin' for SII."-SouthsrH
Big0aae.
a pretty seal fichu or pelerine
brough. out this season reaches ike a
scarf mantle almost to the waist line
IN the back, and has haIf-long pointed
fronts, is edged with seal fringe, and
a high collar, and fancy clasp.
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EXACT COST

of an advertisement in
any American News
paper can be obtained
from Edwin Alden &
Bro, 5th & Vine Sts.,
Cincinnati, O., or 40
Nassau Street, New
York City. Exclusive
agents for the leading
Religious Newspapersin
the United States.
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LOCAL NEWS.
DEPARTURE OF ExouRsloN,srs.
Two Jolly Grapevine Good Fellows BE-
come Playful aud Land In jan
Teachers lnstitute-Robbed
en- tho High Way
The Ervay street Turnpike.


The turnpike on south Ervav street,
south of the park, is about completeu'
and Is already attracting considerable
attention. We understand that the city
authorities have in contemplation the
aompletion OF the pike from the cor
noration line to the bridge on Mill creek
This is much needed Improvement, as
il is the only available access to the city
mark, and without some Improvement
on the street fronting the park in wet
weather that popular place OF resort VIII
he almost inaccessible, and we sincerely
hone that our Mayor and Council, who
have been so earnest in providing the
city with good streets. Will give TINS
their prompt consideration. Thls COM
pleted will give us one OF the fnest
drives in Texas. a very large propor-
ton of the gravel in this section is com.
posed of gypsum or plaster OF Parls, ana
properly put on SOLID clay
foundation will make cement road tha'
will last for number of years with
ordinary care. We understand that
movement is on foot to pave Ross ave
nue in similar manner. III THIS shoul'
be done, it viii largely enhance tn
value of property on that popular ave
nue.. We learn on inquiry that I'M
turnpike or pavement can be oullt, VIII
ample drainage, at an expense not I
exceed 81 per from foot OF the propert
fronting on the street. We hope tina
the citizens on Ross avenue and Iocu
street will follow the example of tn
enterprising citizlns south of the par
and continue this Improvement, and W
are assured that the Mayor and Cit
Council will earnestly second their G
forts
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TO. 144 MADISON AVENUE.
pNew York. Superior board, moderate
ricos. Many southern references.
Tenclers, Institute.

The Dallas county Teachers Institute
met last evening at the Grove school
building. There was fair attendance,
a number of teachers from the country
being present. Superintendent Boles
addressed tho teachers on institute
WORK.
The following was the programme:
Recitatiou-Ntiss Knight.
Essay-Miss Motcalf.
Essay-H. y. Bryan.
Subioct-Appn icatious Of geometry.
Miss Knight resigned rs Secretary,
and Miss Grove was elected in her
place. A.. o..
school tho first and third Friday nights
in every month.
Meetings " III be held ut the same place
on the first nd third Friday evenings
atf.30 u'clo,k q, cIch month. The pro-
gramme for the loNt meeting is as iol'
lows:
Essav,by Miss May Carleton; Physics
by Prof. \. p. Foster; Sell. Improve
mcnt of Teachers, by Miss hoIknlliH
The Rewards of the Teacher, 10y Mr.. De
witt; Reading lesson with the class, 10y
Prof Morgan; Square and cube EGnt
nv Prof. q. W. Groves Essay, hy Mis-
Lucy Collins; Essay, ny Miss Bailey
tits the object ul ,he Institute To al
ford onp1ri..nty To- euterpriSing teach
ers of keeping them familiar with tn
best methou- of giving instruction u
those suGir' included in u tirst-grad'
certificate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-21

Henry Gates and Robert Goodfellow,
two youths from the country, arrived in
the city Friday evening, and putting mp
their mustangs, proceeded to fill up on
cheap, mean whisky. They were soon
40 drunk that each forgot his own name,
and both insisted that he was the other
person. "What's yer nameY queried
Gates of Goodfellow, as though he had
never seen him before, while, in fact,
they were raised up together.
"My name-uV name" said GOodtel-
low, with stare, "why my name is Gates;
what's yer npme?" ppm named Good
fellow" answered Gates with great
deal of emphasis. Having thus fixed
their identy they proceeded to take in
the city and more mean whisky. They
wound up at Hipkox & Pattel sons drug
store, where they tlod their pockets
with bottles of perfume, bottles of gold
dust, or powder used in powdering the
hair. Officers Waller and Beard wer'
called in, and after they were made t
disgorge they were marche'
off to the station house
and locked up. The officers do no
think the parties meant to perpetrate
theft, but that thuy were so drunk the.
did not know what they were doing
and as the parties from whom they too
the goods were Of the same opinion
they were merely prosecuted for drunk
enness and fined 80 each in the cit
court yesterday morning. They denle
any intention of committing any Grim
after regainiug their sober senses.
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New Telephone subscribers.

The following new telephone subscrib'
ers have been connected with tho Erie
Telephone Exchange the present month
to date: Mrs. w. II, Best, residence
Mckinney street; Carter IL Gibson, job
printers, Elm: l.. Richerstein, residence,
1909 Wood street, Prather. Ardry ~ Ew-
ing, insurance, etc, 74l elm; W. White
& Co., cotton factors, 50l15 Elm; Waid
Hill, cotton buyer, Elm street; Dallas
Female College, w. X. Jones, Principal;
Dr. A. NJ. Smith, office, 9W Elm street;
| Ursuline Convent, East Dallas; W. j..
! Hoskins, residence, 63 Masten street; \.
| c. Ardry, residence, corner Akard and
! Cadiz; DR.. j. l.. Adams, residence, East
Dallas; w. A. Crosthwaits, residence
East Dallas. c. A. READ, Manager.
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Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of tho best female
physicians and nurses in tho United
States, and has been used for forty years
with never-failing safety and success by
millions of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant of one week old to the
adult. Itcorrects acidity of the stomach
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels
and gives rest, health and comfort tc
mother and child. We believe 1t the
best aud surest remedy in the world, IL
all cases of dysentery and diarrhma II
children, whether arising from teethinl
or from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile o
Curtis 4 Perkins is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all medicine dealers. :
cents bottle.
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Leader Roasted Coffee in pound pack
ages.
sPLINrERs.

Boots to order ut Hunstahlc's.
Repairing done ut Hunslablo's.
School books at Paul +, Erb's.
Dron in at Hunstablo'S to-day.
Go to lIunstablo's for boots and shoes
Fresh artosian water at ord's saloon
free.
The IIunstable Shoe store is the shoe
store.
A full supply of school books Mt llar-
ris', 80 and 49, Main strco,.
Horse radish and everything in the
grocery line You want az buuche'S'
Telephone DR.. smith, hommopath Of
/ thirty years experience, over PoSlolllce
william Emcnweiu, the house decor
atnr, $40 E.HW street, PAL" "ld paper
/ hangs.
Something for the ladies, Angelica and
! Tokay wine, mild and pleasant. Loeb %
/ Freiherg.
Gulf, Colorado 4 SAINT Fo railway
, two trains daily each waybotwoen Gle
burno and Dallas.
Pilie's Toothachc Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover Kills
curns and bunions.
Paints manufactured by Dallas Paint
, and Color Works are non-poisonuus
Hamilton ~ Young, Agents.
The Hunstahlp shoe company have
% enlarged their retail department ana are
preparing for u large fall trade
b. Geo. Rick, the Elm street furniture
dealer, is selling chairs, dun groom
= furniture in quality aud price to SUI
everyone. -.
iayorite stopping place Ter cuisines
r mon, and Othcrs, who like huo oil
WHISTLES and liquors.
l. pure and unculOrcd and guarantee
unauthorized May Blossom Tea nj
y; rcnts n Mound I'm one pound packages
Buurhes', NJ Main street.
IN Dr. Chcanoy's dental rarlors hay
bepn removed ~ 1O9 Elm Strrt
i'm MOora's building, opposite Gnu
Hall, and the head ut Murphy street.
he Extremely low prices have hct
No. N arbed ON pll the furniture Geo. kit
has In stock tables, chNrs, rockers, be
llS room aud parlor sets. Give him ca
III Firpnroor Paint, manufactured by &
u Dallas Paint and Color works, ANA sn
va ed for dwellings, store buildings, roo
barns, fences, etc. Hamilton ~ NouI
y, agents
N. New Auction and Commission hou
mt Ia Dallas. The undersigned has opcn
ny an Auction and Commission house,
" Elm street, opposite II. NJ. R,ond
Bros grocery store, where ne VIII :
ali kinds of stock and furniture ON r.
sonahle toruls, and will pay liberal
no. vances ON all cunsignmcu's; hewilih
ne nav the highest prcOS for second ma
mrniture, and all Siuds " bunkrl
goods. Remember The place 40 i
street, JNo. SuLIlNAr
~, ,e' Leader Roa Sc Il Coffee in pound pa
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Leader Roasted Coffee in pound pack
mos.
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The following are the lucky numbers
and names that were success
full at the drawing at A. G. d, Miller's
photograph gallery:
No, l57, First Prize-Amelia Haber-
man.
No. Ill, Second PrizeJ, w, Holland.
No. 25S, Third Prize Amelia Haher-
man.
No. 1879, Fourth Prize-Misses Miller
and Turner.
No. 70, Fifth Prize--John z. Jones.
! No. POI, Sixth Prize--R. =. Auns
paugh.
We, the undersigned, do hereby GER
tify that we were present at the drawing
of prizes at Miller's photograph gallery
ana it was carried on in fair and i'm
partial manner.
GORDON RANDALL,
.... j. w. KERR,
ED RANDALL,
]. b. DEREFoRD, JR.
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Is receiving the attention of the courts
and the people. Why pay so much at
tention TO LAW suit, we ask, when
your dress suit is threadbare and your
business suit is in flinders, and your last
winters overcoat is at this very moment
being devoured by rats and months. a
FALL suit is the question of the hour
and Douglas Bros. is the place to pro
cure it. Call on Douglas Bros. and SEE
the very finest materials Tor snlts OF ~
kinds, including tho latest designsIi
plaids and direct importation from
| London, D0UGLAS Bros,
! Merchant Tailors, 7O3 Main 81
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Yandnlia Route TO Chicago.

The Vandalia Line from ST. Louis 10
Chicago is constantly gaining in favor
with tho travelling public, and it is not
to be wondered at when we consider that
it is the only line from st. Louis enter
ing Chicago by the lake front, thus Civ
ing the passenger ride OF twelve miles
in daylight, in full view of the lake,
with its shippingp piers, water-worlls, etc.
BY this route you will also avoid the
crossing of numerous railroad tracks
and 40 draw bridges across the Chicago
river.
1t is the only line also which passes
the beautiful suburban city of Pullman
and Lake Calumet. ~at
Through coaches without change from
St. Louis TO Chicago on all trains, and
Pullman sleepers on all night trains
Ask the ticket agent about 1t before tax
ing yonr tickets. $1,000
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Those Ticket Commissions.

An effort having been made by his
competitor to distort what Mr.. Il. A..
Ford, General Passenger Agent OF the
Pennsylvania Lines, said at last weeks
Indianapolis meeting, into advocacy Of
total adjustment of commissions to
ticket agents, it is but just to that gon-
tlemau that his record in the matter
should appear from the official proceed
ings. we therefore take pleasure in
publishing the following resolution, in
troduccd by Mr.. Ford, and copied from
the official report of the meeting. Ii
| speaks for ITSELF
Fourth. We further agree that we viii
not pay II commission, or allow any 9th
er consideration for the sale OF tickets
over our respective lines, except com
missions in money to our regular ucke
agents of connecting lines selling thei
own companies issues of tickets Pitts
burg Leader, Sept. Ii, 1854.
Leader Roasted Coffee IN pound pack
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-21

Tho proprietor Of this celebrated medl'
elmo Justly claims fer IL superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER
MANEET cure OF Ague and Fever, or Chills
aud Fever, whether Of short or long stand.
ing. He refers to tho entiro Western and
Southern country TO bear him testimony TO
the truth OF the assertion that in no case
whatever will II fail to cure II the direo-
tons are strictly followed and carried out
In q great many oases single dose has
been sufficient for cure, and whole famt-
lies have been cured by single bottle, With
perfect restoration OF tho general health,
II 10, however, prudent, and In every case
moro certain 10 cure, IL its use IL continued
in smaller dusss for week or two aftsr the
disease has bean checked, more especially
in difficult and long-standing oaaes' Usu.
ally this medicine will not reonire any nd
10 keep tho bowels ~ rood order. should
.t uR6lu., tavaver, require q Oathartic
n' Gina, aftor haTi1y taken throo or toar
d0ses o. tao Tonic, 4 ningle dose OF buLL'B
VEGETABLE fAIuLY PILLS will be suf-
ficient.
BULLS sARsApARILLA is the old and
reliable remedy for Impurities Of the blood
and scrofuops RHsohon5-ths King OF
Blood Purifiers.
; DE-. JOHN BULL'B VEGETABLE WORN
DESTROYER Is prepared in tho fern OF
candy drops, attractive to tho ight and
e pleasant 20 tho taste.
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finer eGuNpe5 stNh'e than his, which is
located on north Main street, at the
intersection of Field street. His ani-
mails are stylish, fresh and most excel
lent movers and goers, either under the
saddle or in harness. His rigs, from
dog-cart up to the finest hacks, are
elegant and of the best and most conf
Portable make. If you desire rig for
the country, for a pleasant drive, for
party, bali or wedding, or one to 90
fishing or hunting in, you will be sure
to find .idst what you wish at Martins
livery stable. The reason why he en-
ljoys sach fine trade is because he
keeps first-class livery stable.
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City VS.. Robert Goodccllow, Henry
Gates, I. n. Dell, intoNicOiioni fined 81
each.
City vs.. z. II. Poarce, abusive Ian
guage; continued,
CITY ". a.. W. Wood, abusive Lam
guage; fined IS.
Cityvs. Chas White, vagTancy; dis
charged.
Clty VS.. James Beasley, abusive Ian
guasc; continued.
City vs.. Alice Tillis, keeping disor
DERBY huust continued. -,
City VI. Z. Nj. Wolf resisting an ON
Ger; continued,
CITY vs.. sumo, oursing and swearing
continued.
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leader Roasted Coiloe in pound pack
ages.
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MEDICINES.

Dir. EUGENE DEVAUX, of Fanoe,
made us his agent for the state OF Texa
sell his never-failing remedy, Natures Con.
nuhial Restorative or Nitalizer. All affected
w..a nervous debility, loss OF manhood and
All kindred diseases should at once procure
his circular from which to learn the cause OF
The diseases above mentioned; then at once
procure nom us or through us by your Drug
gist or by express the never falling remedy
CRoWDUS h BALDWIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
BY retail at Howell Bros. ana j, l.. WiiiiamA
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Leader Roasted Gotten in pound pack
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w, ID. wyILE n co..
Real Estate Land and Collecting Agents,
Grand Windsor Hotel, Dallas, Tex.

6ranu Wlnusol hoVVh ""'A'' 'NN'
win give special attention 10 securing good
Investments In city property, mrmlng anu
grazing land. To stock ralsers and colonies
we offer special Inducements, having on our
lists large tractso of hne agricultural and graz
ing lands, with abundance of WATER. the
renting aud sale of city property VIII receive
pronptly made and remitted. Having q line
OF offices in Chicago, st. Louis and New YORK
and correspondents In Europe, our facilities
for tile sale of property are unequnlled. w,
have 100000 acres OF the finest land IN IeNhs
belonging 10 the Franco-Texan Land Com
pnny, choice selections, which we Will sell OF
| long time These lands are adjacent to nni
contiguous 10 the Texas & Pacific Railway
| We publish In connection with our buslnes
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Leader Roasted Coffee in pound pack
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

Leader Roasted Cctres in pound pocl
ages.
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Mo,sra. ,lannary ~ R1chards are nov

Messrs. January * Richards are now
rnnning the most complete line of hacks
between Millsap and Mineral Wells.
These gentlemen have been layorab.ly
known to the visitors of the Wells for
soy eral years, and by their politeness and
accommodation have made many friends.
Parties visiting Mineral Wells this SUM
mer should not fail to patronize January
] " RinhnrdA.
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LAND Grant Bonds
IN LANDS OF THE COMPANY,

IN LANDS OF THE COMPANY.
Having had a surveying corps on the from
tier of Texas for the last eight years and tray
eled extensively In the state, he Is thoroughly
acquainted with the quality OF lands In differ
ent portions, us well Ms the value of the same
andbeing familiar with the different proposed
| lines OF ""
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Bad blood.
SCROFULOuS,
-5TTTTT7 lNHeatfepH n Noa
--rA.sAaea-ss-~--.
CONTAGIOUS,
CONTAGIOUS.

In 1870 scrofnlous ulcers broke out on my
body until my breast was one mass of cor
ruptlon. Some OF these ulcers were not less
than one and one-l T inches In diameter,
the edges rough, ra..grd aud seemingly dead,
the cavity open to the boue and filled with
offensive matter Everything known To The
medical faculty was tried in vain. Gradually
the bone Itself became diseased, and then the
suffering begun In earnest. Bone ulcers be-
gan to take the place OF those hitherto ON the
surface. l became a mere wreck. FOR
months at q time could not get my hands to
my head because of extreme soreness. Could
not turn in bed. Knew not what II was TO be
an hour even free from pain. Had reason
TO look upon life itself us curse. In the
summer OF 1850, aft er ten years of this
wretched existence began to use the Gu,
TICuRA REMEDIES, and after two years
persistent use OF them tho last uulcer had
healed. The dread disease has succumbed
All over the breast where was once mass
OF corruption is now q healthy skim. MY
weight has Increased from one hundred ant
twenty-three TO one hundred and ffty-siA
pounds, and the good work Is still going on
feel myself new man, and all through thu
CuuCuRA REMEDIES, ..
JAMES Il. RlCHARDS0N,
Custom House, New Orleans,
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DISSOLUTION.


nISSOLuTION NOrlCE-THECO'pA PART
- norshlp nj II. u. Motictt, j, II, Moiltu
and y. y. TAYLOR Is this day dissolved 10y
mutual agreement, j, II. Moiielt retiring and
robert q. MOilptt taking his place IN the old
arm, which win continue the mercantile
BUSINESS ut the old stand nj Lancaster.
Thanking all for the liberal patronage In
wears past We solicit u continuance ot TN.
sImc and viii ever be prompt, courteous ana
accommodating In business, and Will ever
try and merit a fun share OF public patron
age. The partners Ut the former lrm are nu-
thorizcd ~ settle upoll outstanding ohliga-
lions, II. j. MOFFElr,
J. II. MOFFErr,
l.. N. TAYLOR
LANCASTER, TEXAS September ., 1881.
] ", Moticlt has opened mp commercial
business house on south side of the square
| Lancaster, whore he Will be pleased 20 SO
| his old friends, and all wanting to buy goods
/ etc., ut rs .ow prices M ever.