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lDh SAl.E-bl SCUM " EST LAND
L COMPANf-i-rOom house, lot Axl2i, cor.
ner OF Cfowdus and Porter streets: lot l0lx
100, Main street, near EYvay; acres with 2
houses OF ana rooms, East Dallas, north-
east oi Fair Grounds; i-rOom house, lot sx
W. corner OF Corslcana md Browder streets; 2
las, northeast OF Fur Grounds; 3-rnom hOuss
lot 0ONW, corner Griffin nud Gibbs streets:
lots aud 2, q and 22egch JXi2j, Ia Middle.
IONS addition, adJOining and west OF Fall
1t"unuS' .ol nNlp, corner Griffin aud Akard
streets; lot NONiUD, join. Fulr Ground on line,
west; lot 2!NN, on Pacific avenue, opposite
passenger depot; lot b4l sNlO). corner Cotton.
Wnnd lnnr and Cedar SUruvSW auglltf
LNuE eALE--COHb AND SIUNE WOOD
4 IA any quantity and best quality; over
sUn curlson hand. Also, wanted tn buy cot
Ton seed aud seed cotton at highest mark 4
price. 4. nysrFRHAcU. seiT.t,
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NI'ANTEi-A WOMAN To DO GENE-
w e'al house York. Apply 10 Ms j. II.
TFEZEYAN , corner Ocanuel and Ross av-
tnuc tip1s-tf
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EOh KeNI.

FURNISHED Room FOR RENrrO Two
L gentlemen; re- ce require Apply
10 " T.. IGps'i ia M. 81 lpat,us ian3tf
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tNh "E l-sEN rltAL fAhMS; COM
4 Iorable houses. pent of waler;6 miles
from h" c.tv. q. = BlwsER, Sl6 Elm ri d2Otf
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TOR KENT-HAND', MEL FL RNISH
ed rooms at 2ll South 1 arWoud stIeet.
Y We K o. month"; Io~S-R
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WANT D--5O CANVASSF ms FOR A
" fast VI int aric e; 4n make from 81
FICE go Main Stie't, HaIinS. Texas one
state age ry To- dispose of. de30-7t
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NOTICE 10 IAUItS-OUR FACTORY
" will he los dunlil January 5th for r :
pnirS. VIII hc pl asset 10 see all our old
operators at that time. Male ope fatOrS VIII
rnInN Ms mem.l. kIANkENSMIp,N RLAEE
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L'uit hE IA MOE tUIIAGh OF
A large rooms, near corner Of rncilic ave.
II &c ANA Live oak sire good underground
81 RI ana pimp ON gaiHry; yard full OF fruit
trees an grape WINS. Apply at lO7 Live
oak street. nool ~
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ENoh KEN LONE UNFU I'm ED ROOM
Win or without board, AZ lOl Oleander
street. InuItf
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"a 800 - IAtGr Il ~IDENlE
~ furni he'd ornu furni, ed, and c"ntr y
located ,hdrc.- nn ~ Tarld tln2-S
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NOTICE i HEREBY Gil En- THAT
~ there viii he n meeting Of the share
holders of the Dallas National Ba X Of Dali
~, OK ;, at 10, balki Office, January ~.
lSo', for the purpose Of clcving officers and
directors to- the ensuing year, ami 10 tran
Shct what 9th Z business may come b ~.
them. g. NJ REARpON, cashier dc2S-;ai
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n AZ n D A NNN1F r. NGENTS
W ,YeryN here s'll Mark Twain's latest
book, Hucklehe rry Finn For / rms, adj
dress n. ID. MCloNAlD% G =, ubishos, 81
Carondelet tree New Orlean-. janle,hitf
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W l. CABELL, Mayor.
A true ropv: W f. PARRY, CITY Secretary

~ .Iu- NV ~ ". IAhkf, tlly secretary
A II UHDlNANIE GULATING THE
IA construction and maintenance of avn
lngs and signs on, over or across sidewalks
In the City of Dallas
SECTION |. BE IL ordained by the City Coun-
Gil Of the City OF 'llas, That II shall be I'M
lawful Tor any person or persons to erect ~
construct any awnings on, over or across
any sidewalks In the City Of Dallas lower nj
any point than ten feet from the surface of
the sidewalk; all awnings shall be securely
fastened to the side of the building and arm-
~ supported by iron brackets, and all avn
lngS, except cloth awnings, within the fire
limits shall he covered with tin, sheet iron
zine, or some fire-proOf materlal nor shall
any person erect any awning post on any
sidewalk In the City of Dallas. All awning
nosts now standing on any sidewalk
sinai he removed SIS soon ~ the wnings they
Support are removed tor repairs ~ ntupi
purposes; nor sna.i any awning extend
further into the street than to the outer edge
VI The sidewalk.
See. ?. ii sha:i ne Gnlawtu; Tor any person
or persons 10 place. have or maiLIR.u Uny
SigG 81 wood, cloth IN OF other SUI ,iancr,
relng suspended, fastened or attached IN any
manner on, across, along, over ur above any
sidewalk or street In said City, whether above
~ below the awning, SO that the same shall
project more than SIX mcheSfrOm the outer
edge Of any lot or building abuttiug on any
street In said CityOf Dallas.
Sec. 3. Any one violating any of the pro-
visions of the two preceding 5, ctluns thull
On conviction In the Mayors court be fued
IN any sum not less than 1--we no more than
nifty dollars
Sec That all ordinances, or parts of or.
dinances, In conflict herewith are hereby re.
praed,
Sec. 5. That this ordinance take effect from
its passage and pa LEGATION.
Approved October 1885,.
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w ANTEn-N >TDt Is OF GOODS, 500
W 10 $40, 20 wortn, ~ Exchange for horses,
mule, cat hand and lano notes. TFRRY
oCKHtlI., ~ n ainst ianl-lW
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ENOh kENi-UNE uAND-OME FURN-
l. lSneu front room, 12K Elm ST. IA, TT
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- aNILu-D ,Us hUEt.7 ~ IOI
Olt nd-, stree. jHnl-i
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WAN ED-rO HItb a WHITE GIRL
w TO do cooking Apply to l2o Olive st.
a1l
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L count Of the death OF Mr.. George /.
Crnwi brd, the elegant stock Of dry goods,
.oag.r. tt!u!. WI hc sold regardless OF
cusl AT rylu. sIOt' iNS Elm st.rei.
/. S.-Nlii sci, the 1utlTr toes al whole
sac. iaftles ueslriEg 10 open bushes w.;
lAd lhls II rare chance. Th.N ~ M h1mbuL,
lnr S'Ock must be SSld. BlASRENsuIp 4
MAKE nar,5
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4. q, SN,E-i tb,, BNLrD nAl. APP
d plN ~ We T Pluw GO. de27lf
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LuR X MA sEVEN-LOOM HOUSE,
a tenant house, barn and nine acres, on
Ross avenue; one mi. le,' walk of "a rect ear
Apply To GEORGE II, PLowMAN, 7U3 Main
street. uoIItf
EOR RENT-UNE FURNISHED FRONT
nnlu- l. HIlM u. ~ 81
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EuhNl0HEHN Ms FON RENT, NOS.
i SSnnd Slr Wood It.
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A ANT Dis AiuOi UGHEN tOa-
W pet nj and eXre fenced d goods salez-
man, vi h he of re erence, ms To sObrlety,
reliability a. d int -rt "a position with
some re- lonsib e firm la Ce,itrH Texas. Ad-
dress edward Anderson, Lock Boa No. 3,
columbus, Ola. ian st
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WANT

IA ANTI D-A SMAnr M MAN.
W who knows Dallas wei one who Il able
to push tte " an rti.e anon. store
keepers; o book, no u a>sing A dress
Fort W. III. Ee of llalIas Hernl D,ila.
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" y IA r. IA La tfr, 49, DENtE-
W furnished ur uufurniSheI and cen rally
lcat d. re~s alias Hera d. inIl-tf
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ASSlGNse,S NOTICE.

Attest W y PAppv 90, Socr as Is
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-18

4 letter have from a lawyer named Preston,
send him back this, for his mind to rest-on:
lie tells me an Auditor has made an account,
But says nothing by which | may learn the
amount.
lie says the accounts in my equity case,
tie hopes am ready my debts to erase.)
He'll give me, he says, my deed and releases,
But I'm hindered from this by sundry diseases
For he makes condition. that go to Bel Air
The place where first took breath of fresh air.
The costs are, he tells me, mighty amount!
fact consider of little account,
For whose engageth in projects of law,
is hopeless as June bug in Muscovy ducks craw!
But, Walter, be patient, and do not a thing
TIL the breath of the violets betoken the Spring
For my frame is so creaky with sundry disorders,
That look every day for my last marching
orders.
Would l breathe-it but ends in a beautiful
wheeze
Would speak-I accomplish a wonderful sneeze.
My feet-they are like two ice-covered stones,
And sharp pains enjoy in all of my bones,
3ut still III not troubed-no, not in the least!
| feel like guest at a bountiful feast,
For here, if suffer all manner of evil
Hereafter I'll surely keep clear of the Devil;
And If 1t SO happens you don'tRet your pay,
Regard IL as treasure above" laid away,
III take it to Heaven and invest it in milk
And honey, and things of that ik,
In your name, so that wnen you arrive
There. you'll at once get pursy and thrive.
However, friend il health returns
And money in my pocket burns,
Ill hasten up to lawyer Preston
And then it shall his table resJ-on.
RICHARD ROE.
HdlJO3d Co Nd. Dec. 1871, 1885.
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A CORRECTIONS CORRECTED.

Mr. EDITOR Il consider 1t due to myself and
my Democratic friends to notice the correction
from Norrisvile published in the Bel Air Times of
Friday, Dec. 1lth. In that issue the writer, ap-
that the appointment of postmaster at Norris
vile is not q good one, that 81 of the 100 voting
patrons of the Office signed a remonstrance
against the appointment. Now, in the first place
there are not ll9 voting patrons of the Office
since there are about 26 voters of Norrisvile pre-
cinct, who are supplied from seven postoffces
In the next place deny that those who did sign
the remonstrance signed against the appoint
ment; in explanation of which | will give the
method by which the whole scheme was manag-
plicants for the Office, assisted by Messrs G. H..
Sitter and sons, rode the country over and soc-
tied Signers to paper claiming to desire the Of
flee to remain where 1t is. They succeeded, be-
cause nearly all the Republicans were favorable
to the present incumbent and hence it was but
signatures from those who were my friends, by
asserting that an unpopular individual would be
my assistant, and rather than have him handle
their mail, many were induced to sign. This was
especially blame-worthy, because Squire Gilbert
had sworn in my wife, NJ. r.. Edie as assistant in
men were disappointed at the last primary and
have been sore since and now actively combine
with the Republicans to defeat the appointment
of the administration. Mr.. G. II. Stiffier took an
active part some years ago in moving the Office
from my store to it's present place. Acts of dis
loyalty are always repudiated by any political
party and they will probably not be forgotten
when these men shall ask for further honors.
Squire Gilbert, learn, is aspiring to the Legis-
lature two years hence, but think he Is not ad-
vancing himself very fast by his present course.
Hoping that these remarks will be a viDdica-
ton of my position, am, respectfully,
NoyTispiAe, Dec. IAN, 1885.
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The Egis &Intelligencer
Bel Air, Md, December is, 1855.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
Ella, and Charles Lamb.


unique genius, that of Charles Lamb. just
like nothing that ever appeared before them, or
has since appeared, are the quaint and delight
full Essays of Ella" new edition of which has
recently been issued by Alden, "1he Literary
Revolution" publisher of New York. Turn to
any of your cyclopedias and they will tell you
that Charles Lamb was one of the most charm
ing essayists that the English language has ever
known, and also that his Essays of Elia' are
the choicest of his works They are not merely
the first works of their class, but like "Pilgrm's
Progress" and Robinson Crusoe," they con-
stitnte a class by themselves. The volume is
certainly one of the most delightful of the books
described in Mr.. Aden's 14S-page illustrated
catalogue, which he offers to send for cents,
or the 16-page catalogue which is sent free
Address, John B. Alden, Publisher, New York
CITY
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TRAINS SOUTHWARK.

Daily except Sunday passenger coach will he
attached to the freight train leaving North Ave-
nue. Station at $50 A. NJ, arrive at Delta at ll3O
A. NJ. Returning leave Delta at l2.2O =. NJ ar
rive at North Avenue Station at $50 p. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Baltimore for Bel Air and Delta at OILS
715 A. NJ. and 3 10 p. NJ. All passenger trains
stop at intermediate stations to receive and de-
j. c. wRENsHALL. Receiver.
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CHRISTMAS Is COMING.
BUY YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
MIRRORS MIRRORS

. BUY YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
. MIRRORS, MIRRORS.
. The largest assortment of Mirrors,
, the lowest prices. Hand Mirrors,
! Triplicate Mirrors, Plush-Frame Mir
y rors, Bronze-F Frame Mirrors. Now is
I your time to buy before the rush be-
, gins.
Z LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS,
Z HDKFS., HOSIERY,
D All New, and Popular Prices.
, JEWELRY. JEWELRY. JEWELRY.
. In Jewelry we have all the new
. styles. Bracelets, Pins, Eardrops,
= Chains and Hair Ornaments-Rhine-
D BfSoUE WARE. BIsQUE WARE.
D DOLLS AND ORNAMENTS.
. b IA U II II U l. BISQUE ORNA-
y MENTS AND.JOINTED DOLLS,
. all prices, all styles.
. JEWEL CASES.
, Plush Work Boxes, Odor Cases,
y Comb and Brush Sets, Whisk Holders,
D Zylonite Combs, Brushes and Mirrors,
D lvoroyd Brushes and Mirrors in beau
. tiful Satin Lined Plush Boxes, Mani
cure sets all l at ,P3 33, GrPP prices.
. Pocket Books, Card Cases, Cigar
. Cases, Wallets and Letter cases; Satch-
. els and Purses for coins.
y Don't wait for the crowd. Come
y now, while you can get the best at
D tention.
\ JAPANESE PAPIER-MACHE
. GOODS.
, All new decorations, made expressly
i i'' T'ii lSIS'' WA Walters, MATCH
! SAFES, CRU NJ b TRAYS AND
y BRUSH, b II OK L rs, BREAD
. TRAYS, GLOVE BOXES, HAND
= kERCHIEF BONES; all new deco
= rations. Our prices are right, and we
:, OSlS Won IN come now before the rush
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NoyYiSuiAe, Dec. 14th, 1885.

Hon. John Bigelow has been appointed by
President Cleveland assistant treasurer of the
United States at New York,
-Four men were arrested in San Francisco,
Tuesday night while engaged in plot TO assas-
sinate number of citizens, They boldly as
serted that they were dynamiters and intended
to get rid of certain officials and blow up the
Chinese quarter.
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--Messr s.Charles w. Stuart & Co., Of Newark,
New York. prominent nurserymen at that place,
desire to arrange with good parry to represent
their nurseries in this section, and to man who
Is out of employment or one who wishes to
change his line OF business, this opportunity
would seem worthy of investigation! Messrs
Stuart & Co. have about $50 acres devoted to
glowing nursery stock, and would be pleased to
have nelable parties correspond with them In
reference to making an engagement.
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An interesting advertisement in to-day's is
sue, is that of j. Edward Cove & Co.. Bankers
and Brokers, a reliable firm in Washington, d.
g. A pamphlets, which they will mail free on
application, and of which we have received a
and advice to any one desiring an easy road to
fortune through speculations in stocks, grain or
.nt
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For cure of rheumatism, neuralgia in its va
rious phases of sciatica, tic douloureux, semi
crania &c, use Salvation Oil, the greatest pain
cure on earth. Price rs cents bottle
The great superiority of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
to all other cough remedies is attested by the inn
nense demand for that old established remedy.
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Get the Stockings Ready.

Get the Stockings Ready.
II. c. Dodge, in Goodall's Chicago Sun.
Get ready tho stock.
ingS, and do it right
quick, for Christmas
is coming, and with
it st. Nick. His rein
deers, impatient to be
on the way, already
are hitched to his we'll
laden sleigh. st. Nick
in his furs and in haste
to depart stands ready
to whistle the signal to
start, and then on the
snow clouds afoat in
the sky, St. Nick and
his rendeers will
h ith ward fly.
Then down through
the ch imney
the stockings
he'll view, and
fill them with
toys and nice
sugar plums.
too. The chill
dren are count
ing the days
till he's here, and
nightly bright
visions of Christ
mas appear. So haste
with the stoc Kings,
and do it right
quick, for Christ
mas is coming, and
h t Saint
Nick
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE.-That the SUBJ
Il scribers have obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admnis-
tration on the personal estate of
GEO. w. HOOKER
late of Hartford Co., deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof.
On or 6ttOle The 7h DAY Of Jgag, 1895
or they may otherwise by law he excluded from
all benefit of said estate All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under our hands and seals, this Tth day
OF December, 1896
BENZ Y. HOOKER,
IDA T.. HOOKER,
lIdeo Administrators.
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BEEF CATTLE.-Prceso of Beef Cattle ranged as
follows:
Very best on sale this week...........52 % Ia so
That generally rated first qualty.....4 90 IA 90
Medium good fair quality. ...........3 90 a 90
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows co "a 2 Is
Extreme range of prices. ..............2 co "a 80
Most of the sales were from 80 "a 90
SwINE.-We quote good Hogs at 5(d5H cents
per h. net. with extra shade higher.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-We quote Sheep at 1HG3A
cts, with extra Il shade higher, and Lambs at
2HG4A cts. per Id. gross
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The Art Age is the only art journal that
gives special attention 10 the best.work Of pro-
fessional American artists Besides other illus
trations, it issues regularly an exquisite Forbes
Photogravure suitable for framing. Twenty
five cents copy. Turnure Il ellis Brothers,
publishers, rs Fulton street, New York.
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The December Harper's Magazine, the Christ
mas number, proves to be by no means the end
of the Harper Christmasing, for Harper's Weekly
and Harper'S Young People both announce I'M
usually fine Christmas issues, and the January
Magazine will also include some Christmas ma
terial, particularly an account by Archibald
Forbes, the war correspondent, of "Christmas-
tide with the Germans before Paris" with il
Illustrations by Sydney P. Hall; and a "plarta.
ton echo" of Christmas time, called "Unc' Ed
inburg's Drowndin," by the author Of "Marse
Chan" who is making a noteworthy reputation
among the newer Southern writers.
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nunIN Nss NOTICES.

Eight cents IL line for the first insertion, and 5
cents line for each subsequent insertion-seven
words to line. No advertisement inserted I'M
less DrpDa1d
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Canned Goods ana Canncrs' Supplies

BALTIMORE CANNED GOODS MARKET
Reported and Corrected Weekly by
BAY u GETTY, COMMISSION MERCH ANTS
80 and Al South Frederick St. Baltimore.
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Reported Weekly by Comfy & FLANIGEN,
Grocers and Commission Merchants for sale of
Canned Goods, SO and 3S s. Front st.
ptIIf Inn pII I'M

REMARKs.-C AIMED Goods in December usually
have to give way to foreign fruits and this year
kept up quite well in spite of the dull trade and
market to-day can be called steady and quiet
with strong undertone on tomatoes and corn,
and in fact on all descriptions. Pumpkin seems
to be the only thing that is about dead. Peaches
are quite strong and stocks working down. Peas
selling very well, Apples not plenty and inqur-
ed after in small lots.
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The Library Magazine.

Alden's Library Magazine is quite the peer
of the great 81 monthies, in the amount
and high quality of the literature it pre-
sents, though its cost is only the nominal sum
ofS1.50 year, Among the contents in the cur
rent number are articles by such noted authors
as Canaan Farrar Max Muller, the Bishop of Car
Isle, Cardinal Newman, Philip Schaff, and
others. This magazine ought to have a circu-
lation of a hundred thousand. You can get a
specimen from the publisher, John B. Alden,
New York, for the price of Is cents.
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ITO CONTRACTORS

ITO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
County Commissioners of Hartford county,
Until Monday, December 2Ist, 1855,
AZ IL o'clock. NJ,
For the MASONRY FOR A BRIDGE in the 4lh
District, near Joshua Green's according to the
following specifications:
Extreme length of Bridge between abutments
to be AZ feet: abutments to be II feet long and 5
feet high. feet thick at bottom and az feet
each corner not less than 6iDches thick and feet
square, with good face to set the bridge on
Wing walls to be two feet thick and foundation
2 feet deep. On the south side of the stream the
upper wing wall to be IL feet long and the lower
side to be "a feet long. On the north side the
upper wing wall to be "a feet long and the lower
one IL feet long.
The above walls to be built with good large
Stone, of good shape, laid in Rosendales No.
Newark Cement.
Bids will be received by the perch The work
to be subject to inspection and approval by the
Commissioners or their authorized agent,
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids made.
By order of the Board,
l1dec CIV. PROCTOR, Clerk.
rANHE PARFN ERSHHP heretofore existing
4 between the undersigned az II. b. Jarrett
Co.. for the conduct OF a general store. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The under
signed, Martin L. Jarrett, assumes all the liabili-
ties of the late Arm, and is alone authorized to
collect the debts due.
THOMAS b. JARRETT,
| MARTIN l.. JARRETT.
The undersigned will carry on the business res
Gently conducted by said firm at the old stand,
| and thankful for past, solicits continuance of
patronage.
MARTIN L. JARRETT.
| JdfTettsUiHe, NoU. l0th. 1885. 20nov
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Referring to the above notice, 1 weuld respect
fully state that shall have every facility for.
handling Canned goods to the best ADVANTAGE,
and for furniShing Gamers Supplies end will be
prepared TO make liberal Cash advances.
Soliciting your business | would refer to Manu-
factufers National Bank and Citizens Bank
Merry truly yours, VIM. DUGDALE
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.sy"For Salc.-l, 600 Bunches of Celery in
quantities to suit. Vim. b. Sc!fe, Darlington,
1ldec3t
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c58y"For Sale.-A desirable Farm of Eighty
Acres, in the Deer Creek Valley. Enquire It
this Office. 1Sdec3t
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TERMS OF SALE.

The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
are-one-third of the purchase money to be paid
in cash on the day of sale ; one-thrd thereof in
six months and the residue in twelve months
thereafter, the credit payments to bear interest
from day of sale and to be secured by the notes
or bonds of the purchaser, with surety to be ap-
proved by Trustee.
J. MARTIN MCNABB Trustee.
II. S. McNutt, Auctioneer. lldec