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Gay Hill Locals,

GAY HILL, April 9s.-Fhe Ger
mans of this neighborhood have
procured suitable grounds and will
at once proceed to build large
church and school house. They
boughht twenty-five acres of J. II
Hardy, and B. G. sayles psairi
buted five acres. ~ ''''
The late cold snap did some
damage to crops, but not as much
as was Thought, Cotton planting is
about over, although nearly all the
first planting had to be replanted
corn is looking we'll considering
the many backsets.
Some time ago colored lady
shipped a lot of worthless bedding
from here to the Quarry, sand. as
there is neither agent or station
house there 1t was thrown off on
the side of the track. She sued
the railraad company for $3.50
damages and got judgement, thus
making a very handsome specula-
tion-if she gets the maneE:
The tin=ea6 brigade is organizing
-dewherries arc about ripe.
We will have preaching at our
new school house the third Sunday
in every month. There was q
large attendance at our new Sun
day school yesterday; our citizens
seem to be taking great interest in
it.
nn tie LIST of May there will be
a picnic at the Baptist church.
Everybody is iHyitad ia attend, es-
peoially good speakers who expect
to be candidates. G. II. r
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FOR SALE.

l House and lot, 60xl20, price 500.
66 acres, about so in timber, balance in
cultivation, situated ~ mile from town, price
S20per acre.
233 acres, so acres in cultivation; steam gin
and mill on place. Situated s miles from
town : price $50 per acre.
8 Halfacres lots, in quantities to suit. SituAi
ted in Wilkins addition.
435 acres, $50 in cultivation, balance tim
Der; good dwelling, three rent houses good
fence. Situated ID miles from town price
SO per acre.
69Acres; farm in good condition, about
8 miles from town; price $50 per acre.
100 Acres, farm in fine condition, about
II miles frnm town; all under fence, fine
dwelling house. Price $1,000.
8 Acres timber land, about miles from
town price sic per acre.
. Lots Wilkins addition, owned by Mrs.
Hober; price $500 each,
All titles guaranteed, Terms easy.
Apply to
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We hope that those who reaC
the following sad story may pro
fit by it: Recently resident OF
Montana was out hunting, and to
get shelter from an approaching
storm he crept into a hollow log,
After the storm abated he attempt.
ed to crawl out, but found that ii
was impossible to make his exit.
He endeavored to compress him.
self as much as possible, but with
out success. He thought of all the
mean things he had ever done, un.
til finally his mind reverted to the
fact that, instead ofsubscriblng for
his county paper, he was in the
habit of borrowing it from his
neighbors and thus defrauding the
printer. In this he said he felt so
small that he slipped out of the
log without any trouble.
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Killing at Giddinrs.

On Saturday night about eight
o'clock at Giddings, sheriff James
N. Brown, of Leo county, shot and
killed young man named Owen,
son of = widow lady who keeps a
tavern in that town. 1t seems that
Owen wanted to marry Browns
daughter and that Brown objected.
Mr.. Brown had been absent in
North Texas and Owen made an
unsuccessful attempt to steal the
young lady while he was away,
and his wife had telegraphed to
him. Mr.. Brown got home Satur-
day and being tired retired quite
early. He heard noise in his
stable and getting up he took his
pistol, walked to the stable and
bound the door partially open; as
he started IN some one on the in
side fred on him grazing his side.
Mr.. Brown then fired four or five
shots at the man killing him. A
light was procured and the dead
man proved to be Owen. He GER
tainly had no business in the stable,
but what his intentions were will
always bea mystery. The fore
going are the particulars as related
by a gentleman who came down
from Giddings on Sunday morn
Inp.
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An Important Enterprise.


The Washington County Oil
company, owners of the Brennan
Oil mill, have consolidated with
the Ahrenbeck Oil company, OF
Hampstead. The two establish
ments have ample capital and the
work Of enlargihg the present oil
mill here will soon be commenced.
Additional buildings will be erect
ed a i59 horse power engine will
be put in and the crushing capacity
and presses VIII DO increased to
work mp sixty tons Of seed per
DAY. A separate building will be
erected with four gin stands hav-
ing capacity of so bales of cotton
per day, The whole will be ready
for business by tho LIST of septem-
Der next. This will be one of the
most important as well as largest
enterprises ever lnaugurated in
Brennan.
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eyes, Eve heard tell on this
smoothin' down the sea with oil, y
said a Michigan passenger, "but
never. b'lieved a word or it until
t'other night l sat out in the sugar
camp 'tendin' the kittles of hiiIn'
sap. You know, in hillip' sap we
always keep q piece of fat pork in
the kettle, an when piece is
cooked up we hcv to pat in more.
fla kettle has nice chunk o'fat
in it We can't cit fire enough under
it to bile it over. Well, sir, that
night it come to me all of a sudden
that it was the grease out olthe
pork risin' to the top o. sap that
KEEP it from hilin over-smoothed
the waves down. as it were, ! saw
through the oil.an.the=wates bps'
ness right away,H-Oh'-z -
AID, --eago Her
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Not long since a lady in Denver
received a newspaper from her
husband, who Is in the African dia-
mond fields, in which were wrap
ped number of small gems. She,
thinking them worthless bits OF
gravel which had worked their way
into the paper during its long trip,
threw them away. Presently a
letter was sent telling of their
value. She was in great distress
at her loss, when it was suggested
that the chickens, thirty in number,
might have picked them up. They
were all purchased and killed, and
twelve of the diamonds found in
their craws. Another lady, who
had lost an emerald setting in her
ring the day before, also found her
lost treasure in the same diamond
field.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Independence Locals.

INDEPENDENCE, April 24.-Franl
writes well. A man never gets VI
to the proportions of manhood til,
he grows into a cosmopolitan
Travel improves a fellow. l near
to travel when my husband be
comes rich. Pray for him, my
dear sirs, for he walks somewhere
on this green earth.
San Jacinto passed off too quiet.
| ly here. The cold weather should
not effect the temperature OF the
heart. Think oft, yc denizens
of Washington, right here where
Sam Houston used to live, the day
on which he made for himself a
worldwide fame and established
the independence of Texas-that
day is abandoned to school chill
dren's frolic's and the flirtations of
youth. Where are the men? Are
there any women left?
The temporary or final abandon
ment of the Railroad enterprise
has cast a gloom over the town.
People are repairing their vehicles
and looking about for fast horses,
resigned to the situation. We
Lust travel to Brennan yet longer
through mud and water.
The ruined bridge affords our
citizens a fine opportunity to ride
through a country hitherto but
little known. 1t is a beautiful
region in its virgin feathers.
Only a few farmers desire bridge;
but they can build one in short or.
der If they put their heads and
axes together.
Several of our most substantial
citizens are talking of leaving for
the west. But the buyers can not
reach the town.
The norther frightened us but
the dew wouldn't freeze and there.
fore the corn escapes. and the farm
ers are happy.
Wanted, first rate blacksmith
and wheelwright. Good quarters
cal be furnished. Wanted, a good
market. Beef and mutton are IN
demand. Bacon is suspected sinoe
the Bismarck sensation set in.
Some interesting events are talk
ed of to come off in the rosy month
of May.
l hear that the young ladies of
B. T. C. are enjoying perfect
health. Some, Of eaqFse, are a lit
tie homesick,
Important changes in academic
circles are talked of. NANCY.
INDEPENDENCE, April, 26.-Rev.
James O'Hare, pastor of the N.
E. church here will leave in few
days for Helena, Montana, where
he goes to take charge ofa church.
We are sorry to lose him. His
place will De filled by young man
named Buchanan, from Vanderbilt
university, Nashville,
Mr.. e. W. Wood has game to San
Antonio to see George Hagy who
is dangerously i'll.
The bridge between here and
Mr.. Stewards is in fair way to
completion. 1t will cost the county
about $500.
The entertainment AT Remper-
lnce Hall Saturday night was a
,rand success. The receipts, about
ESQ, will be used in fitting up the
lail. All present enjoyed them
elves we'll. Miss Emma Johnson, !
worthy and talented young lady,
vas elected by large majority as
he most popular young lady of
he town. S. Nj {
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All the hacks and coupes in New
York are now engaged in lighting
two dozen cheap cabs that have
been put on the streets on trial.
The hacks and coupes have low
cred their rates to the cab prices
for the purpose of freezing out the
innovation. That is . correct bust
ness principle, but the people are
warned by the press that it means
disaster to the cheap cab fare sys-
tenn ifthey do not give the prefer
ence tothe latter on equal terms.
The cab company is also admon-
ished that it ought to put two hun
dred cabs in the street in stead of
two dozen if any permanent good
is to result from their enterprise /.
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"PrOtection"

"Where does the protection
come in, if the tariff tax does no
raise the price of homemade
wares 7 What is the motive fol
putting such a tax on? Why did
the Onendaga Salt company sell
salt cheaper in Canada than in Sy.
racuse. And why have the com.
panies of Michigan sold copper this
year to foreigners for less than any
American citizen could buy it OF
them at wholesale ?"-Prof Perry
in The Million.
And the professor might have
added, why do the American hard
ware manufactures sell their goods
from 20 to 80 per cent. cheaper in
Mexico than they do in the United
States Courier Journal.
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At the dinner of the New York
Free Trade club, Mr.. Summer said
ga slave is a man who earns and
another takas his earnings. There.
lore man who pays double to an
American manufacturer what he
would pay another for goods is a
slave. Now, I'm in the fight
against this system, not because 1
want my taxes reduced, but be-
cause the system is wrong. The
question tor every honest man to-
day is not any old fight like slave
ry, or the records of the past, but
what is the next fight and what
stands ars yaa going to take in re-
gard to It"
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"Look heah," said old Andrew
to Guinea Niger Dan; "who is yeI
wife on dis present 'casionF'
"Nervy Potter" ''Putty good
'oman?" "Does tolerable." "Fetch
anything inter dc house 2" "oh,
yas." avail, OATS de kinder
oman Pse looking fur. De VIM
men dat Use been in the habit O.
marryin' is so lazy dat dad let a
man starb to death. Arkansas
TrovaIer
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Merchant Tailor.

f J. L. AmmoBs has on hand the
largest and most complete stock
of cloths, cassimeres aud other
goods for mems wear ever brought
to this city. He has a full line OF
fine imported goods, and is pre-
pared to make garments or full
suits at short notice, and guaran-
tees fit. Store on north side OF
public square.
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How to Judge.

Don't Judge Q man by the clothes
he wearS-God made one and the
tailor the other. Don't Judge him
by his family; Cain belonged to a
good family. Don't judge man by
his failure in life, for many a man
fails because he is too honest to
succeed: Don't Judge a man by
the house helives in, for the Lizard
and the rat often inhabit the gran.
der structure. When a man dies
those who survive him ask what
property he has left behind; the
angel whs bends over the dying
man asks what good deeds he has
sent before him.
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TIE st. Louis Rennhlican b

THE st. Louis Republican ha,
this to say of one of our mos
prominent congressman: The new.
from Washington that Hon. Johr
Il. Reagan Is dangerously i'll will
be received with universal regret
He is one of the Oldest members
of the house, and one of the ablest
He is undoubtedly one of the safest
and mast capable Legislators the
country has. Mr.. Reagan has beer
of the robust frame and vigorous
mind. He is a man of convictions
and of the highest integrity. His
death would be an almost fireman.
able loss to Texas,
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Spring Millinery.

Mrs. M. A. Jameson begs leave
to inform the ladies of Brennan
and vicinity, that she has now re-
ceived her spring stock of Mill
merry goods, consisting of the very
latest styles and varieties in hsr
line, all of which have been ieleet-
ed with the greatest. care. Stamp
ing done to order.
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PIANOS.

Persons wishing to buy Piano
CHEAP FOR CASH, or on easy month
ly payments, will do well to writ,
for price list to
THOMAS GoGGaN s BRO, Galveston
They have agents for steinway and
the fayorite Emerson Pianos, and
the Mason & Hamlin Organs.
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BUSINESS at this time is very
dull and the clerks in the stores
who have sharp knives and pieces
of soft pine. or tender cedar to
whittic are happy, having little to
do except to white and draw
their pay Saturday night.
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just Received,

At the o: Z. Saloon, genuine Nord.
hauser Whiskey, imported Gin,
White and Red California wines
first-class article at low prices.
Also q large variety of cheese, fine
French mustard, in quantities to
suit; imported herringsand pickles,
The best s cent cigar in tie city.
SAM MUERY.
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Spring Again.

l have Just received and am now
opening a very handsome line Of
Spring and Summer clothing.
Prince Albert four-button cut,
Always, frocks and sacks. Cents
furnishing goods. Hand and Gus.
tom made shoes. Also for ladies
a beautiful assortment of neck.
wear, gloves, hapdkerchiefs, hos
Iery, etc,
l ask all to como and examine
the stock before buying.
Yours, etc.
c, G, Couch.
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Colds should never be neglected. A few
doses of LococRs Elixir would often check a
disea,e which afterwards becomes fatal, Re
member thus and always keep bottle in the
house. In ordinary cases OF Colds, Coughes,
Hoarseness, Tightness Of the Chest, ETC., take
Elixir as directed during the day, and as often
as the disease 1isturbs the patient at night. BY
Walker & Co.
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The citizens committee on be-
half of the fire department made q
partial canvass of the business por-
ton of the city on Thursday and
succeeded in securing subscrip-
lions to the amount of STA in aid
of the Mai-fest. The committee
will devote another day or two to
the good work.
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Real Estate Transfers,
Recorded by the county clerk, fol
the week ending April 30, 1884:

Recorded by the county clerk, for
the week ending April 80, 1884:
w J Rasbery and wife to Oceala Nor
ris 160 acres Mcpherson league......S 400
Geo. r Seward to Z Finney L. in
terest i'll Thomas S Saul league. ol20
James Guyton to Guyton 81 T-10
acres Jackson league.................. 800
Chas. Childs to Julia Jones lot in
BRENNAN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
James A Stone to Fritz Schill ct al
13 81 acres c c Owens league........... 1850
J W.Matthews and wife to X Fell
der $50 acres Grimes league............ 5000
II G Taryerto R F sydow lot in Bren-
800
FL Carroll to W G Wilkins lot in
BRENNAN No. block No 23.......... 100
F J Schramm to Herman Fisher lot
No, Ain block No. Is in BRENNAN. 200
G A Jones andwife to EN- Crozier lot
In Brennan. ....-.......................... 400
Thomas Smith and wife to S r Viii
liams lot i'll Chappell Hill.............. $500
Sayles & Bassett to ID Nienstead IL
acres AllcOrn league. 80
A Niemannto A Peters Is 40 acres &
Borden league...... .......,......... $50
Kramer IL Peters TO r Kramer ct al
8 As aces g Borden league........... 10
P Huchemeister and wife to A Kra-
mer ct al As acres G Borden lea $50
G T Helvey and wife to Henry Quebe
lot in city Harrington league......y 500
Wist Wa N TO Edward Strewe IL
40 acres Tomlinson league. %
Wist w & NJ to Hulda VI Strewe IL
40 acres Tomlinson league. %
Wist w II VI to Otto Strewe II 7-IO
acres Tomlinson league. %
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THE BANNER has received the
initial number of the Business
Bulletin, published in this city by
G. v. and w. L. Spann. It is a
monthly publication, in pamphlet
form, and is devoted chiefly to adj
yertisinp.
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Ii you want the best brands of
paint or white lead, call on J. W.
Webb & Co., as they are willing to
back what they say by a guaran-
tee. In the line of building ma
terial they cannot be exeellead, a.: as
one of the firm is an old contrac-
tor and one an old mill man, so
they will be able to satisfy any
and every one. Call on wv.
Webb & Co. before you buy else
HUhara
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Merchants Exchange,

This old and favorite saloon, on
the east side of the public square,
keeps only the best wines, liquors,
cigars and beer. My billiard and
pool tables are of the best make
and in good order,
W. II. MURPHY.
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SEVERAL farmers living north Of
BRENNAN were in town a day OF
two ago hunting cotton seed, They
had planted and had a good stand,
after which they disposed of their
surplus seed. The late cold snap
has made it necessary to replant,
hence they want moro seed
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FINE BRIoK.-Compton & Davis
of tho steam brick yard at Cald'
we'll, are now turning out first.
class quality of hard brick which
are admirably adopted to building
purposes. Specimen brick can be
seen at Mann's marble yard.
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D1ED.-In this city at IL a. m,
on Saturday the 18th inst, II. 2.
HEINE, aged IS years.
The funeral of the deceased will
take place from the residence of
NJ. Russi at 3 p. M, to-day.
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n, Y. Graphic: O'Donovan Ros.
sa, speaking of the great German
Remedy to a friend, saIdi "Mrs.
Rosa has been cured of q very Sc
we're attack of neuralgia by ST,
Jacobs Oil, as she will gladly
tell you, if you call at my resi-
dence, S79 Bushwick ave-, N, Y"
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SPECIAL MOTTO

Newbouer Bros. having deter.
mined to go out of their clothing
department and to make a special
ty of their various other depart,
ments, will from.this day sell their
entire stock of boys, youths and
mems clothing at actual New York
cost.
NEWBOUER BROTHERS.
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CHARTERsl R-Tho Texas Land
Investment and Loan Company, of
BRENNAN, capital $3.50, 900 has been
chartered. Heber Stone, J. N.
Brown and J. T. Swearingen are
the incorporators. weare inform
ed that it is the intention of this
company to open a branch office
at Wichita Falls.
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Orr FoR FoRr WeRrH.-On Sun.
day Steve Hackworth, R. A. Har.
win, Ed Lockett, Dick Maekey,
John Cain and W. H. Blount, dele
gates from this county to the state
Republican convention at Fort
Worth left on the Santa Fe train.
The delegations half and half
half white and half black.
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INSURE with TT. Roberson, who makes
n Especially of Fire and accident insurance
Cali on him ct his Office at no; ~ lam ~ u
Street, between Fl. Hodde.s and fampen =
Harrison's store, through thetelephone OF oy
mail, and you viii have promPe a.e an;o.
and insurance in only hrst-ciass compaineS'
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Whooping Cough is Immediately relieved
and quickly cured by Lococks Cough Elk
If. Use it on the first appearance Of the
distressing complaint and You will have no
further trouble with it This is worth know
ing and remembering. Sold BY Walker & Co.
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OK Saturday there was a very
large crowd of people from the
country in town, and business in a
retail way was quite brisk
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The Texas veterans from this
county are now. returning home
and they report having had a
splendid time; they are loud in
their praise of their reception and
treatment at Paris.
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MARR1ED.-In Hampstead, on the
28d inst, by Rev. L. z. Racker,
ABNrR G. L1rscOMB to Miss KATE
BrpE1L. both of Hampstead go.
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WHAT are the colored people 60
ing to do about an Emancipation
celebration The 18th Of June is
not very far distant
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TIE BANNER Is indebted to Mr..
VIM. D. Cleveland, whole sale
grocer, Houston, for a handsomely
printed programme of the Grand
Interstate Drill, May 60, 1884.
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THE Board of Fire Engineers on
Monday afternoon inspected and
accepted the pavilion lately built
in Firemen's park.
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IMMIaRAErs.-About SO or go Bo-
hemian immigrants arrived from
Galveston Sunday and Monday.
They all will find homes in the
surrounding country.
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The Santa Fe depot saloon and
lunch stand is at all times supplied
with the very best cigars, drink.
ables and lunches. Lunches put
up to order.
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Free Lunch to-day at Murphy's
Saloon. from 10 to Il O'clock.
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WHERE is is the Temperance
CounciIg Brother Young had bet
ter come back and look after the
bantling; is it strayed, or is itslck,
or dead7
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MARR1ED.-At the residence Of
brides father, Mr.. J. w. May6eld,
Burton, on Wednesday by Rev. w.
Wootton of Brennan, Mr. J. w.
HYSEs, of Montana, and Miss i. +.
MArr1ELD, Of Burton. Washington
county Texas. - -, -
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Tho Contributors.

The following is complete list
of the contributors to the Mai-fest
fund. Messrs. A. Lindemann, ID,
Rosenthal and JEFF Bassett were
the committee who did the solicit,
inc.
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Mr.. EUGENE MUSE, Of the Bren-
ham Hook and Ladder company,
will make the cOrnatiOn speech
and crown the May Queen on next
Friday.
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E4r HeHt.

A residence with four rooms,
good well of water, south of the
city. For terms &C., apply to
JAMES SIMON.
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Desirable residence for sale.
Apply to WooD Il Low.

CARPETS and mattlngs, new and
elegant designs just received by
RIECHARDT 4 HERMANN.