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Case Of Snn-StrOke.

Sun-stroke is caused by excessive
heat, and especially If the weather is a
little 'muggy." It's more apt to occur
on the second, third or fourth day oi
4 heated term than on the first Loss
ofsleep, worry, excitement, close sleep.
ing rooms, debility, abuse of stimu-
lants, predisposes it. 1t is more apt to
attack those working in the sun, and
especially between the hours of II
O'Clock in the morning and 4 in the
afternoon. Have as close sleeping
rooms as possible. Avoid all loss oi
sleep and Unnecessary fatigue. If work
ing indoors, and where there is artlf-
clal heat; laundries, ETC., see that the
room is well ventilated. If working IN
the sun, wear light hat4ot black,
as Il absolbs the heat, straw ETC., and
put inside of it on the head a wet
cloth or large green leaf; frequently
lift the hat from the head TO see If the
cloth is wet Do not check prespera-
ton, but dirk what water you need to
keep it up, as presperetion prevents
the head from overheating. Have
whenever,possible, an additional shade,
as thin umbrella, when walking, a
canvass or board cover when working
in the sun. When much fatigued do
not go to work, but be excused from
work, especially after II O'Clock in the
morning of very hot days. If a feeling
of fatigue, dizziness. headache or ex-
haustion occurs, cease work imme6i.
ately, lie down in cool and shady
place; apply cold cloths to and pour
water on the head and neck. If any
one is over come by heat, send lmme.
diately for the nearest good physician
While waiting for the physician, give
the person cool drinks of water, or
cold black tea or cold coffee, if able tc
swallow. 1t the limbs are hot and dry,
sponge with or pour cold water over
the boldly and limbs aud apply pound
ed ice wrapped up in towl or other
cloth. If there is no ice at hand, keep
cold cloth on the head, and poul
coldwater on it as well as On the bod,
dy. If he person is pale, very faint, and
the pulse feeble, let him inhale amonis
for a few seconds, or give him tea
spoonful of aromatic spirits of amonia
in two teaspoonsfuls of water with :
little sugar.-B0st0R Budget
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The Seventeen YearLocust.

CHICAGO. May, ia special from
Bridgeport ILL.,, says: The seventeen
year locust which Prof. Belly predicted
as mentioned in recent Washington di-,
spatches, seem to have made their ap-
pearance. They have been found in
large swarms close to the surface of
the ground and moving upwards. The
indications are that an unusually large
swarm will appear in short time.
Very extensive apple orchards were
planted by capitalists this spring, and
a large eruption of locusts will almost
certainly kill them.
Gave Tongaline 4 trial in a case o!
acute rheumatism IN the shoulder. II
acted like charm NJ, H. Rose, NJ. d
Sol gho, Ky.
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Wilson Waits.

Farmers very busy plowing this fine
weather.
Still few cases OF measels IN the
neghborhood.
Miss Ella Woods, of Brashear. is
visiting relatives and friends here.
DIR. Hopkins, Of Brashear, was in
Wilson to-day.
Major Cook and wife OF Knox coun-
ty. were visiting at W. F. Kirkpa-
tricks yesterday and to day.
I. A. Shirley, of Hurdlend, has our
school for next winter.
Mrs. VIM. Elmore is on the sick list.
May 18th, 1885. Rustic.
The above was received too late for
last weeks issue.
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THE AMERICAN AGRIcUL TURiS7
A New Portrait of General Grant,
and the Weekly Graphic for $3.50

The American Agricultural has Just Issued \
magnificent stpple style line portrait of General
Grant, executed by o. the very first artists in
he country. The greart warrior i siGting in ~
easy char Ia his now famous library the express
on on his couutenaUce is exceedingly life like
and lhe whole picture Is grand and stIiklng in ap-
pearauee, far surprising any previous al en-ss
General Grant. Its q merit iE due 70 the fact
that it is from Gen, raj Grants last sitting. pro
10 the nnal prostratoL: that Is If present, him as
picture ofhealth lust before the fatal disease
compelled him to Withdraw form TIT world Other
portraits, while they present him iuhe1
show his features aud general appearances II late
period.
The regular price ofthe American Agrculturist
Is = so per yaar. We have made sr-zngeHeu. ;
with the publisher, whereby VT are enabled TO
send. post-free, In tube specially made for the
purpose, this portrait of General Grant, the
American griculturist from now, until the Isl Of
December (eight mOnths), and the " rek!y Graphic
all for the sum OF Sl.s1. The portrait alone sells
for Sl.o0 In New York: copies have been dispOs-
ed OF al less than that figure.
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IMPROVEMENTS.

One has become So accustomed to the
cry Of hard times that 1t would hardly
be expected to find any improvements
going on at all. But ride about town
viii reveal q condition of things quite
to the contrary. Probably at no fine
in the history of kirksville were better
or more acknowledgement be-
ing made, and contemplated, than at
the present time. The following are
some OF the improvements as seen by
GRAPHIC reporter during short ride
about town Wednesday afternoon:
A. L. Shepherd two story addition
to his dwelling
Henry Harris, Quincy man, lis lust
finishing two very neat residences in
the southeast part of town, and con
templates beginning another at once.
Mr.. Thos. Sees is the contractor Tor
Mr.. Harris.
Prof. w. p. Mason is just complet-
ing nice dwelling, few blocks south
OF the square.
Howard Henry is just finishing 6
neat dwelling in the southeast part oi
town. White IN the same uelghbor.
hood are the Holiness church and the
elegant improvements made by Mr.
Fred Douglass and Mr.. Tingley.
William Hunter. W. ID. Willard, D
n. Thrasber, p j. Brown and Jane
Dodson not, to be cutdone by thei
neighbors heve been improving thei
property nicely.
The NJ. f. Parsonage has also com
in for share OF general attention i,
the way oi two rcom addition, porct
new fence, side walk and coat ofpa,n
making 1t qditc comfortable, ci Il
venient and cosy.
| Joseph Mitchell in the northeast, ar
| Will Burnett in the northwest part {
town are just completing nice substar
tial residences.
Biggs by Bros, have overhauled an
reftted the woolen mills. and also bui
store room Tor the accommodation {
their customers, in which they wi
carry stock of their own manufac
ture
Mr.. H. Hattery In the northeest pal
of town Is building an addition TO b
residence and making other lmprov,
ments.
Messers John Gill, Joseph Douglas
and ex-Mayor Thos. Sees. will begin tt
building Of fine residences soon an
| are now making the necessary prepar
ationS.
NJ. Beeman has aisojust completed
three room addition to his large an
elegant residence.
Jas. Atterberv, west of the railroa
is making extensive Improvements.
We are glad to note this evidence
, thrift and enterprise and few nor
years of this care aud painstaklng 0
the part of the men who own properf
here, and Kirksville will be ono of th
!, neatest towns in northeast Missouri.
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LIVERY STOCK
S. J. MILLER.
TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas, Christian Thinner sud Louisa Thinner
his wife by theic certain dee1 Gf trust dated ihe
2si day Of March 1871 a7d recorded IN the Il cord
er's once OF AdAir county. At deed book page
right. title. tu crest and estate, In and 20 The
following described real estate situated ia the
comfy 81 Adair and state or Missouri. viz:
Commencing II the southeast corner OF lot fTs
In block one in the town OF hirkIyIle. Thence
north sixteen feet Gsl, thence west one hundred
(l6l, theHce east one hundred and eight feet Q06
TO the place OF beginning.
(Being sixteen by one hundred and eight feet of
ne south 'de OF lot five In block one in the town
OF hirSsyiilsl
Also lots six, seven. eight and nine in block one
In the rail l-oad addition to this town OfBlrks7ille
and I strip or Of the vest cad OF lots No. seven
eiRht and nine In block No, twelve, in thc railroad
aIliuOl 10 tie town OF k!rEsviiie ssit strip being
IL Rand inches wide AZ the north side OF lot
nine Masking the east line said strip OF ground
line Drawn nom one of said points 10 the other
commencing at pOlns on ,he north line oflO; NO.
4. sixteen feet aud six Inches east OF the north
west conner OF aid lot No. = and terminating at 3
point ftTty feet east on line OF lot niue OF the
southWGst corner OF said lOtnlne.
W hlci' laid cpnyeYSnce made In trust 20 Sc
cure thc pa{Inent OF nye certain prOmis sory notes
In -tid tetd described. and whereas said notes
have becgmc due and rcmsin unpaid. now there
fore in Accordance with said deed OF trusi and at
the requSs: OF the leTz holder of said notes shall
proceed - sell the above described real esttse a.
the CONT House Door In the town OF Kirksvtile.
In the county of'Adsir, state Aforesaid, 10 me
day the I'M day OF May vs., brtreen ia hoursof
nine In the forenoon and ave in she aferoOn Cffhkt
day, 20 saisfT sid notes. together with the eost
and eI p>nse OF executing ,his irust.
JOHN SHAVER, TRUsTsE.
Dstsd this 9th dsJ Of April, 1855.
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SCHOOL REPORT.

Ep. GBAPRro:I submit 10 you for
publication, 'ha ii,s; monthly report Of
tine Oak Grove school, for the month
beginning April g0th aud ending May
18th. Pupils enrolled during the
month 50, average number OF pupils
Attending each i4y, 40:names OF those
who were neither absent nor tardy:
Ollie Conner. Liiiian Crow, Anna
Crow, Berl!e Jrtries. Lima Mikel,
Daisy MeEwen, Carrie AIabrs, Cbristy
Mabis, CIarinda Lawson. Maggie Price.
Lily Scobae, lewis i'aJnpsoa.
May 18th, 1885. ConA Six.
Teacher.
TIE first moailly r,ioet OF FAR
view school commencing April the 2cth
and ending May lEe 18th Number Of
pupils enrolled ~; nrmbr OF days at
tendance of all the pupils 705; average
number of pupils attending each day
35-25, average number Of days attend
ance eachl6 rs; number Of days taught
20; names OF pupils who have never
been absent during the month are
Herbert Sykes, Lettie Sykes, Ada
Knapp, Alice Knapp, Mary Harris
Emma Buckaliew, Eta Buckaliew
Elden Coffin, Rosa Mckinney, Clarl
Mckinney, and Della FoI;e. Visitors
seven. EVA LoRToN,
Teacher
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Strange Experience of Leon Newton
a Maryland Farmer.

SNowHILL, MD, May I3.-Leon
Newton, a farmer living three and
hall miles from Snowhill went TO s.eep
on Wednesday last at 10 p. lu,. and
kept until a. m. on Thursday. He
arose for an hour and then slept from
a. M, on Thursday until $50 a. m.
Sunday 81 attended church at Snow
hill on Wednesday evening" said he
yeEerday, land when went home to
and as usual | lid no, tel remarkably
sleepy. When got up Al 6 a. m.
Thursday, went to the stable and fed
my horses Knowing that my break
fast would not be ready until s O'Clock
looked at my watch, saw it was only
7 a. m. ard concluded to take nap.
| crawled up on the hay rack in the
corner and soon fell asleep was
aroused by John Watson, roy next
neighhor, who stirred me up with a
pole He was pale with fright and
fairly sooo1 when climbed down to
the floor.
Where have you been q said he.
Asleep SAID |.
"'But what have you been doing
since Thursday
"'You FOOL said 1, what do you
mean isn't this Thursday g
"No; this is Sunday" said John,
who seemed to be afraid of me and
commenced to edge toward the door. "
well, we talked for ten minutes,
by which time | was pretty much mix
ed and about as scared as, Watson was
l want you % let the people know that
, l am a temperance man and have moi
drunk drop of licaor, not even cider
for twenty five years. | did not take
; drink of any kind and yet 1t seem!
that
IsLEPT OVER NINETY HOURS
with only one hours lntermlssion.
have not been asleep since Watson
woke me up, and to tell the truth.
: am not very anxious to try 1t. sa
up Sunday L ght and last night. l vii
probably do so again to night Whel
t l was boy | came very nearly beinl
+ buried while | was in what the doctor
l call trance. My mother was cryin!
overme in my coffin, when l opened
my eyes. They took me out and pu
me to bed. The next day l was we
I after having apparently been dead 70
5 three days. This time it looks to mi
as if l had only been sleeping. Ineve
felt better IN my life than l do now.
s During Newton's sleep his famil
e and friends became convinced that h,
4 was dead, ahd suspected some oyste
dredgers, whose enmity he had encur
red. of having made away with him
The dredgers began search for til,
q body. Five schooners and a who'll
l fleet of oyster tongsmen dredged til,
river all day Sunday in search of tn
] body. When Sunday dawned every
body believed Newton was dead. Th
i news of the discovery was receives
3 with lncredulity, and all Sunday even
, ing the country folks focked to tn
= Newton residence to discuss his re
markable experience. He is a dea
con in the Methodist church at Snow
hill.
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EIfty-tHQ Dividends
The TNDEPENDEAT
F.L.LEE 6 Bro,

or View York, is arknovlefgid 10 be what the Ps
Mall c,szyi;e. OF London. SAYS II Is, lone Of the
ab.csi weef,!es in existence" Ii occupies two
uclis--rcliViOn and literary.
II pghi'shes ea;hvsek from Tweuty-hv 10
Thirty three per cent more reading matter than
any Gifts contemporaries. WIN the exception Of
SIS ruiuIuu Of selections every line In every
issue is New. Original TEtt:r. written expressly
f1r u. Itp4y- more esch week for literary mat
ter thar Any fIrt Oflts contemporaries put tOReth
Il has largest and best corps uf c9ntrlbu-
tors cf any TcslcdiCsI In the world. IL is uude-
n0rr!Tna't6pal Ia religion, and unsurpassed in 1T
rFary ability. ts reviews OF books ar. Une.ceiled
IN journalism. lts Edit rials fearless. It's de-
plr'lcuts 0t Science and Biblical Research give
galu1hIo Information uGObtalned elsewhere. lts
Markets aud Financial Reports aud commercial
Artlcjss are c;..rriy -cught tor by those wanting
correct Information upon those subjects. Its De-
pa-tmrat5 for '.cli aui young L. filled with
B:nries and arlicirs Ia p-ose anLl poetry.
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Notice Is hereby given thar letters Of adulufstra-
ZION upon the estate Of Andrew Rob. rt- sem ist-
ot Adalr county. deceased, have been .ranted Ia
70 the undersigned John II. Roberts By tie r ..
ntlt court Of the co laty Adar bearing dare NJ .
4ih day OF April, 4. d. 1855. All berse1s Hayiry
Sl@lH's AGAINST said estate ara required 10 exhibit
% me Tor allowance within one year after lie
nAIt o -ai letters 0r they may be preciudeI from
n4 usAelt o. such estate andlf such claims be NOT
ethInitei within two years IroRI the time or NJ
Ted. JofTN II pn1rs1,!Trss 81 "a
i sdm!nistTatorof Andrew ROBBERS. ser. Gece.ssd
ABrtl I1Ih. a. D.. 1888
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EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.

Letters of administration upon the estate Of
Thomas A. Smith deceased, were granted to the
undersigned, the 2ith, day of pril 1875 by the
pro bate court OF Adair county. Ali persons hay-
ing claims against said estate reQuired to eX-
hibt them for allowance. 10 the administrative
within year after The date OF said letters, or
they may be precluded from any benefit of snch
estate and ifsuch claims be not exhibited within
two years rom the date of sad letters they viil
be forever barred.
This 18th day OF May lsSj.
ZANTYPPgE SMITH,
Executrix.
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Lack of elasticity, loss OF appetite
and staring coat are generally the
outward signs OF worms. If a horse is
afflicted with the latter give him a
tablespoonful OF Days Horse and Cat.
tie Powder three times a day for his
condition. All druggists sell it at %
cents a package.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given 10 all orsfilorSlnd Others
interested In the estate OF William hcrren, de-
ceased, .nat i. Harriet MeKwen, administrators OF
sad esiAs= intend to make nnzi sGsllem-nt thereon
81 Z G. nelt term OF the probate court Of AdAL
conatJ 10 be hsid ~ hirksvile the llIh day OF
Esy IsB. HARRfsT McEukS,
Adminisir.trtx Of VIM. Hekvsn, deceased
II vsh NJ Is4..
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DlsSUlatiOn.

Notice is hereby given that the couartner-
ship heretofore existing between the VIII
lard Bros. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. the books and accounts will
be found in the hands Of J. A. Willard, at tie
old stand. Parties owing Us please call at
once. y. y. WILLARD.
J. y. Willard
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GODY'S LADY'S BOOK,
=. o. Lock BoxHH,
PhilAdelphia, Pa
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration with will annexed up
ON the estate Of W. T. Conner. deceased were
granted To the undersigned on the "a day OF March,
.e''. by inc Probate C0urt Of AiaIr county, All
persons having claims against said estate are re-
qufsd 10 exhibit Them for allowance to the aIulil-
l7Fatot within cne year after the date OF said let
ters, or ihey may he precluded from any benefit Of
sucn est'ts; and Il such claims be not exhibited
within two years from the date OF said letters they
VIII be- forever barred.
lAls 18th Jay Oi March, 1885.
NAsaINGTON Conner.
AdminstraJorfUith tie will .uuexed
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Do'st thou love life?-Then do not
sqIander valuable time,-for that is
the stuff life is made of-but procure
at once bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup for your cough and be cured.
Your druggist keeps it.
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4 Lecture.

The Place The W. C. T. q. Exhibit,
3, takes at the Worlds Exposition is
athe subject of an address by Rev. j. E.
Sauires, at s P. NJ, Tuesday, May 26th,
in The N. Z. Church (south.)
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THEfNDEPENDENT

IS family Rewspaner OF the Grst-clAss sud Is re-
cOguiled ui she grsa: educators OF the land
Every on who wishes to I've welt informed upon
great variety subj, cts should subscribe for IL.
During the past year The independent, desiring
tht lis sub-crbrrs should llve stories by the very
best living authors. has published contributions
from W. y. Norris hCfIpr Uf -AltFimOnY.' no
sew Thing etc.: j. Dale author Oi 'GIusrudaie.'
The Critre of!icury Va'e.' etc; Julia sCnayer
to q: Tiger Lily l.i Dthtr stores''; sir samuel
4" Bake=, b, celebrated Egyptian Explorer; Mrs
j II Elilsii. author OF 'Ihe Senior partner
etc. Thomas Hardy. auihJ- Of "A Pair OF isIue
tgE,, iva . Fuwer- etc. EdwaTu Everett
Hale arthUr0f Ten im"- Oneis Ten etc; James
ksyu. ths celebrate! English l'Oyellst; Lucy c.
Lille, =" RuGHsoa, Fred ID storey, Henry W
Lucy. Harriet PreseD;t spoTord, Rebecca harding
Davis, Sarah Orn= Jewctt. Frank L Stockton, L 4
AOtese n. Ivan Iour.eNeH lnl Othcrs.
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First report OF Garden Grove school
iii district No Clay Township, Adair
county Mo. for II month commencing
April 18th aud ending May 9Th; num-
Der of pupils enrolled, fast weak 50,
second weei, Is, third week 80, fourth
week 50: average enrolment, 10 1 :;
average a attendance 35. Names of Star
Pupils. "A Grade--Jobn Lacy, Anne
Storts, Mary ~ Muldoon, Ella Null
doom, Samuel B. Wilson. B. Grade
Lettle Alnsley. Avs Boule. Maggie
Gillespie, Dora Row Iisou, Cora Storts,
Ella Malone. G. Grade-Maegle Ial-
doom, Anne Malone, James Rowiison,
Ambrose O'Donncd, JOHN Muldoon,
John Storts, James Barnes. D. grade
Katie Mu.doou, Willie 1luIdons. Tom
my Clark, frankie Clark.
Nemes Of merit pupils: Three merits
\ Grade Matte Rowllson. B. Grade
John O'Donnell, Eddie Coooer. Two
Merits, A. Grade-Msgaie Monroe,
Annie Weisch, Teresa Welsch Minnie
Cooper. One merit, A. Grade-Mlnnie
NJ. Laughlan, Mary McClannahan. 3.
Grade Robert Boyle, Cert ude Cooper,
Lura Cooper, Clarence McClannahan.
Time lost in unexcused tardlness:-
Ambrose O'Donnell twenty five. and
John O'Donnell, thirty FIVE minutes.
Names of those who have discontinue
ed on account OF work: Ambrose,
ANNE, and Teresa Welsch, Katie and
Minnie Clark and Robt. Boyle.
AS many OF the merit pupils did not
enter school till near the close of the
month there was no chance for star
enrolment, although their per cent of
attendance was almost the same as
that of the star pupils. The per cent
of attendance of smaller or card pupils
was lessened because of frequent rains
during first three weeks.
RowENA V. CRAliER.
Teacher.
Nh. EDroR.-I submit the following
ing report of Ra deal Ridge scnooI for
the month commen cling April Goth
and ending May 18th. 1885; number of
pupil, enrolled 42; number of days at
tendance of all pupils 599; average
number of pupils atteding each day
26-19-29; average number of days at
tendance by each pupil 14-21 ~; num-
Der Of days taught 20; names OF pupils
who have been neither tardy nor ab-
sent during the month are: Ella Hay
ward, Alta Earhart, Merta Hayward,
HELEN Conner, Thomas Earhart, John
Markey, Albert Markey, Willis Ear
kart, and Effie Woods; names of vlsi-
tors: Mrs. Kate Carman, Mrs. Eliza
O1ley, Messrs j. B. Dodson, j. d.
Stephens, jr., Ellsworth Markey and
Chas. Heinzman, Misses Eta Hane,
Jennie Ozley. Laura Hayward, Lioa
Still, May Newlan, Eliza PARCELS,
Carrie Woods, Kate Stephens, Lizzie
Musick and MoIlie Mcdonald and Mr..
w. H. Parcels, Mrs. A. L. Stephens
and Mrs. Walter Hayward. Callers to
numerous to mention. Patrons of the
school are invited to visit our school
often and see how your children are
progressing. Respectfully,
FLORENCE CAMPBELL,
May l6. Teacher.
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F. H Hall, Editor Decatur Illinois
Herald, says "One bottle Burks' White
Pine Balsam cured deep cold and
hard cough.m
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DR.. Pearce. Dentist, Is at his Office
on the South Side at all hours.
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VIC. Crawford. proprietor Brashear
lumber yard, is selling lumber at
River prices. If.
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Murphy Bros. FANNY grocery is the
place to get family supplies.
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We you'd rrgper fuiiy an
1nure 81 the public that we
nave purchased the brick
livery barn aad have reftte6
1 throughout. aud II IS unw
one Of the largest and most
conveniently arranged barn 3
"a dds part cl the sisl1. We
have pat iG stock New iInrsps
= New Carriages. and New Bug
1irs: also a NEW HEAR T..
1uilirNpressly tor ~. Gvnfia
ir!iug a q driving horses for
ladi.s Good accommodations
fOr horse aud iniIie buyers.
Ssw box stalls ;or buarriers
and staliiuEs. Every tbiuc In
1rat class style. Prompt ami
aaf.. CONVEYANCE 70 aii parts
Df She country aChIFes reason
Ai,ic nnd IA Tie reach or all.
Satisfactory treatment guaran- =
tecd. Wc respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the public.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

April 2+th.1ss5.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-14

central country having Towns Churches Societies United
states Mails Telegraph and Good People wtha mild climate
fch SOILS many crops good water free range ashland game
ne TIMBER rich mines choice fruits high lands and low
, near railroads and good markets Wheat
Maize and Cotton faurish in the same field '