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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
COURT NOTES.


DISTRICT COURT.
.se of Frank Leary and wife VS..
A pacific railway, suit for $4,000
\ an account of personal injuries
A 4 nv Mrs. Leary, verdict was
n Yesterday evening In favor Of
Il, for $4,000.
A Foster VS.. Texas & Pacific ct al.
Y .,inned by Defendant Daggett on
A II absence Of material witnesses,
MA, Thomas L. Whitaker VS..
sisnn, trespass to try title to tract
A h Tarrant county.
sv,1 ESTATE TRANSFERS.
4 Price TO George Elder, 40 lots in
4 ,rth mineral wellsi consideration
IT, ". Moore and wife to j. b
IN acres out of Thomas Sprouse's
aodon grant and 90 acres out of tn,
FFimonds survey; consideration
A Barrett and wife to b. G.. Evans
out of survey patented to b. }
gsrs assignee of James Rogers
Itation, $3.50.
III Skinkle to /. Dahlman, the re-
EtIpa works formerly belonging Il
B.xas Continental Meat company
appliances, lands, etc; consid
j e32, 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
MoNEyIN SHORT HORNS.


A FORT WORTH MANS SUCCESS WITH THE
LITTLE JERSEYS.
Mr.. w. L. Patterson of this city is a
practical believer in the benefit Of i'm
proved breeds OF cattle for Texas. He
illustrates his faith by works, and
his success in handling some OF
the finer breeds is most gratifying and
encouraging. One day this week he sold
a six-months-old Jersey calf TO Mr.. Nc
Clelland of the Martin Brown Co. for
5000. He also disposed recently of twelve
head of young heifers of the
same blood for Sl25 each. In
addition to this he mas cleared this
season about $500 from the services
of an extraordinarily fine male specimen
of this stock. From dairy stocked most
ly with Jerseys he derives milk and but
ter of such uncommon quality as to com
mand the fanciest prices. A glance at the
latter in particular is enough TO make
man allure oleomargerine forever.
What one can do is possible tol
another aud Mr.. Patterson's sue
cess is given in the hope that others may
be induced to emulate his good example
There is more good money in two OF
three fne-blooded, carefully treated ami
mails than a whole cOwpen fun OF lean
long-horns Blood will tell In cows at
well as men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
A JUVENILE TROUPE
TO MAKE a TOUR or THE STATE IN Al
pROPRIATE OPERA.

TO MAKE a TOUR or TUE STATE IN Ar
rRoPRIArE OPERA.
Mrs. Chas. Benton, lesseeIof the Fort
Worth opera-house, has decided to organ
ize children's opera company for tour
of the state. She intends enlisting be,
tween thlrty-hye and forty children in the
enterprise, to be selected from the iuve-
nile talent of the entire state, and after
the necessary training, which viii be given
here aud will consume not exceeding
three weeks, the leading towns in the state
will be played. Mrs Benton may fairly
lay claim to the honor of originating iuyc-
nile opera in this country. 1t was she
who trained Hayerly's Juvenile Pinaiore
company, which met with such remark
able success. In the leading cities of this
state the delightful entertainments of
"Cinderella," aladdin" etc, given in
the past, bear evidence of the skill Of the
plucky little woman in disciplIninp
children
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
Tho Adinstorn.

Ise Insurance adklsters are still at
on the Ingram IL Co. loss, and may
gu Of to-day to complete their work
leldayi without much trouble, they
ssed the loss Of Thomas Cartwright,
fortunately, proved far smaller
AZ FIRST supposed. The sum OF
l-io was awarded Mr., Cartwright
building occupied by Fry & Jones
II. n. Conner, but owned by
n"r Barr, was damaged on the
and, to cover this loss, S2lS,9O was
iued which will put the building IN
repair. Hampton Bros. loss and
IM W Il. Davis will be adjusted after
~sram & Co. loss is ascertained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
A HIGH TRIBUTE
FROM THE DIsrINGUIsuEp PROFESSOR OF
A nRKAr UNIVERSITY.

FROM THE DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR OF
A GREAT UNIVERSITY.
OF the many compliments which have
been paid ny men of thought all over the
country to the discussion by Prof lIogg
of "The Railroad as an Element In Edu-
cation,n the following, coming from his
alma mater, will, no douH, be most
highly priced by the superintendent OF
our city schools
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, Dec. IL,
| lsS5.-MY DEAR PRur. lIoGG; 1t has
not been my fault, beg to assure you,
that your most interesting letter accom-.
panying the great New Orleans address
| has not been acknowledged more prompt.
! ly. Great domestic trouble OF various
/ kinds has for time Interrupted my cor
respondence, and even now my health is
such as seriously to curtail my efficiency
! Still have found time and strength Ia
read and enjoy your admirable speech.
am ats loss to say what has struck me
most forcibly In it, the abundance Of
! thought on the mastery manner IN which
! YOU present "a subject not free from grave
! difficulties. The speech is one emphatic
ally Southern in MI It's subjects and yet
appeals TO the most ardent lover OF hu
manity, Besides the practical Cultur,
which IL So cloqueutly advocates Is per
| haps the most mOmeutOus question IN ~
age which may have to cain the appalling
controversy between labor aud capital
II could wish TINT the University
of Virginia, your alma mater, or ~
native state, Virginia herself, VOW
so much wisdom as TO have -
sand copies Of your adxnA11 90
distributed broad.sd 5esss''Nsly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

which he understands thoroughly. IL NAV
be proper TO state in this connection that
Senator Maxoy has in hand the matter OF
retaining the present route to Grapevine,
and there Is now reason to believe that no
change will be made. The government
has placed a through pouch on the Fort
Worth and Denlson run IN the morning.
which Is a great convenience to our clti-
Zens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
THE CITY.
.,,s sANCroRUM.

,o,ee lone and stlll,
Il % ny y aud round Mt his sweet viii,
\ n rvpsnv taste and things like ihats
~. ~, be Il Is the cat
,,ns and lean and thin,
" ,ne mems you send inf
eae w ode. bnt loathes a rat!
s \, dreadful office cat.
80 no fear of knight or clown
nalh tvpe In upside DOWN
seis " " voiir little joke 50 iatS
a,ssssptlroplc Office cat
,,ts soft, whose purr Is light2
y, ~, vovleth In the nlghtg
\ ty,sei- Tor all of that,
49, tiendy The office cat.
Sefie'' -lRobort j. Burdctte.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
Pure Powder.

Pure baking powders are one OF the
chief aids TO the cook In preparing per
feet and wholesome food and the house
wife viii do well TO be on her guard
against baking powder tramps. Silver
Loaf Baking Powder Is never peddled
from house to house, as the manufacture
ing establishment Of J II Brown Is
taxed to its uttermost TO supply the de-
mands that come through Legitimate
channels
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

1t Is the finest show IN the city, Robin
sons meat and game emporium, l6lS
Main street; 40 deer and antelope, 2OO
rabbits, squirrels and 'possums, 20 dozen
duail-CalIiornla and Bob White-2OO
dressed fowls Of all varieties, 80 wild
turkeys, beside a great variety OF the I'm
est of cOrn.fed meat, beef, mutton, pork
and a dozen varieties Of sausage all made
for Christmas aud the good people OF Fort
Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

II. Dice, chief postofllce in
spri with headquarters at Austin,
s.ner with DR.. Randle, also an In
~, spent yesterday IN the city. The
sslAen called on Postmaster Field,
sa'ng some time IN the office. ln-
4 ss Dice Is very clever gentleman
1ne business man, and took ccnsidei-
Jams to give our postmaster all the
@s connected with the mail service,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

sf9hrt Clerks Office was the scene
f'Wing yesterday evening Before
tleJse issued to j i. Hyett and Miss
rtrker had time to dry the young
pa presented themselves, and, by the
eance Of Rev. w. NJ. Cough, were
4 one in a trice. The groom Is from
.lason county, and the bride a fair
Eater of Mansfield. In the language
Ph Van Wrinkle, "May they live long
prUsper.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

nor ail been received, and this DELAYS
track-laying to some extent sevrral
sailing vessels are now on their way 10
Galveston with cargoes of steel rails. ana
when these get here track.laying win 90
on at the rate OF mile or a mile and :
half q day. 'N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

Dick Flanagan, having removed TO Dsl-
las, win be pleased 70 meet his Fort
Worth friends at the ST. George bar and
hllllard. rOOm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
Buy Your Presents.

No trouble 10 make n choice selection
from the endless number Of beautiful ar
tlcles OF latest designs at Anderson's gun
store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

Contractors Tor cement walks and cement
ing buildings. OGice 5O9 Main tfeet
fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
Everything Ney

Mammoth stock OF holiday goods OF
this seasons manufacture at Anderson's
gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
At the CnthnlIr chnrrh

Christmas services at st. Stanislaus
church will begin tonight at II O'Clock
Solemn high mass will be celebrated by
Rev. Father Guyot
The music af thfs orceeto,, ,,.tt - -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
rOoTLIGHT FLASHES.

y oalce opens 10 O'CLOCK TINS morn
hya Farmers Daughter" to.mor-
y gbt.
u chas. Pratt, Abbott business man
n 4 expected here to-day.
H Fort Worth & Denver City railroad
In rodnd-trip tickets ut half rates
q N stations on its line during the
Il opera festival, January l and ..
|RHg ABBOTT FAREWELL OPERAS.
II msnagements of the opera-house
fthe Abbott company have made a
Il iudleious selection in the operas to
tlyeu here on the return visit. Faust
6Fwst0re are two of the greatest, If
.qle greatest, works ever written.
y melodies are heard all the world
\ and will be hundred years hence.
hama Abbott's rendition Of Marguerite
&seess to speak 1t is universally
h ied to be the greatest the world has
h seen. Her Leouora, although a
NJ an entirely different character, is
Nh great creation, In this latter
1Bll be supported by the best
sco who has appeared in many
4 IN Montcgriffo. This artist is
U at his very best in this heroic role.
fnusic is admirably adapted to the
b Of his voice, and his more powerful
f:neyer fail TO arouse storm of en-
4im
PLUCKY DEED.
1 Blanche Curtisse was nj the Girls
3opera-housc last evening in Elliot
3gs' society drama, "Orly a Farmers
Inter" An interesting incident, eX-
4 b. Miss Curtisse's generous and i'm
IL nature, occurred during her visit
Indon last September. a race being
1lnced between a horse from lamil-
|hd London horse, the jockeys be-
ldies, Miss Curtisse being a lover of
b aud owning one herself, attended.
Erst heat had been run and won by
hamilton horse. In scoring for the
hd heat the lady-rider Of the London
was thrown and seriously injured. A
sfidertO substitute could not be agreed
and it being known that Miss Cur
possessed great turf qualifications,
PAS appealed to, TO ride the London
through the two remaining heats,
lCurtisse mounted the London horse
lSon the two heats amid deafening
p from the multitude of spectators
Pc Grlswold last night a massiM
n Of flowers was presented to
|lse, Mounted upon the basket
lan made of flowers; from tba
suspended handsome silk ia2 i
+ underneath the bird layA Sk
Accompanying the ,I Y
from j Davidson, pRe5 thC
'lnelal Turf club at "a rs AZ
'tssion of the peoplaQ ~ tor
plsinterested appegra eir be-
aud for the favoE flferreC
them by winnln 8c race
'andon (Canad III
: ! :: !. !. !.
Ady9Nt z})Ny three PAIR
clt111 <be road TO hap
NE. Autry.
tSFflie Parker.
II | a ({sb'Nettie Heath.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24

The choir, composed of Miss Belle
Terry, Mrs. A. S. Pettus, Mr.. w. Il. Ma
ginnis, Mr.. N. NJ. Washer ana Mr.. L. X.
Smoot, organist, win be assisted by MIR.
&c. ID. Lusk, flute; MIR, Wise, violin; MIR.
Ault, clarlonet, and Mr., Calvin, cornet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23
A Touching Incident.

A strange and singular sad death oc'
Cured in the family Of VIM. II. Suili'
van, carpenter, living on Wright street
A few days ago a child of four years III
the family, became i'll with scarlstina
and was 10 o fair way 10 recover when
il was taken with relapse. Yesterday
its condition grew hopeless. aud while
the family were gathered about the bed
side Of the little sufferer. during the
afternoon, IL said to its mother. mamma
I know that | am dying and | want to
hear the birds sing" The cage contain
ing two OF the fanlily's pet canary birds
was brought TO the bedside Of the child
The music Of the canaries ceased as the
life of the little one ebbcd away, and the
birds and :he child died at the same
time. Indianapolis Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

NOTICE IL hereby given that the IN
~ dersigned, Assignee Of the firm OF
Potts & Potts, will offer for sale. at Pub
lie Auction, At the Ssore-house Of said
Potts & Potfs. on the Shoals and Knox
vile road. IN Harrison township, Du-
bois county, indiana, on
THURSDAY. November 10Th, 1885.
(and continue from day 10 day., al the
personal property OF said firm. consist
Ing Of stock Of store goods, viz:
Candy jars, hardware OF all kinds,
locks. latchcs, sore we, bolts, hinges, horse
brushes, nails. writing and wrapping
paper. lanterns. paints, envelops. turpen-
tine, lead, mustard. lamps, wick and
burners. machine oil, thread, ink, gun
cape, blacking. blueing, knives and forks.
spoons, pepper, rosin, castor oil, cinna.
mon, patent medicines. pepper.sauce.
tobacco, shoe brushes, shoes OF ali kinds.
clocks, hoes, sugar, tea, half bush
els, baskets, starch, nails OF all aizes.
scales, collars. pins. buttons, dry goods.
or every kind, notions, Iaces. clothing.
hats and caps, glass and queensware, tin
ware, soap, and every thing else usually
kept in general store.
Sale 70 begin n o'clock a. m.
Terms or SALE Sums OF five dollars
and under cash; sums over that amount
credit Of six months will be given, pus.
chaser giving note with security 10 The
Assignce's approval. without relief, with
per cent. interest from date.
DAVID 3. MoRGAS, Assignee.
TRAITOR ~ HUNTER, Atty's.
Oct. 10th. 1885 -4w.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
STATE OF INDIANA.

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
STATE OF INDIANA.
County OF DUBoIs,
Dubois Circuit Court. january Term, 1856.
Joseph Friedman. guardi-l
an Of August Doscb,
minor heir of John
bosch, deceased, Attachment.
VS.:
Emelia Bauer and John
g. Baner.
1T appearing by affidavit filed IN the
l office Of the Clerk 81 the Dubois Circuit
Court that the above named defendants.
Emelia Bauer and John g. Bauer. are
proper and necessary parties to the above
entitled action, the object or which IL to
enforce the collection Of a demand BY
proceedings ia attachment and garnish-
meut. (that Matthias Klingel hiss been
garnizheed therein,) and that said de-
PENDANTS Emelia Bauer and John q. Bauer
are non-residenfs Of the State Of Indiana.
Notice Of The tendency OF such action i
therefore hereby given TO said defend
ants above named, and that the same will
stand tor trial at the next term Of the
Dubois Circuit Court. Of the State Of In
diana, TO be begun and held at the Court
house, In the town Of Jasper, in the
County and State aforesaid. on the first
Monday in January, A. d.. 1856. and thai
unless said defendants then appear and
answer or demur to said complaint and
attachment, the same will be heard and
determined III their absence.
JosEPH /. SCHUMACHER, Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court.
TnAYLoR HUNTER. Attorneys.
Oct. l6lh. 1885 3w.
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A STATEMENT
or Facts for the Public to
Consider.


Emerging ffcm severe end long spell o. typhoid
right leg which caused u 70 swell 70 s'xe
remanngs quite three resisting all treatment
small alcsr finally made a. appearances ltsle above
he ANKLE which refused ~ heal % any and an external
application and The use tths noted blood pui>oi
t9nnt1f>.
rhs ulcsr continued enlarge. frequently discharg
ing. perhaps a. much a. cppfnl 81 pas matter per
Gay The size y the ulcer about two inches ia ~
snieter. extending 20 depth near the hone At one
time y appeared that The flesh IN AZ contiguous paris.
would surely hrcune running its peculiarly
nAhpy Spotted aui unhealthy condition clearly rdi
ratei. AM was intinaAet that might lose my lex
ny condition becoming critical and the ulcer
treing 70 rapidly. Ne sent for Or ,. p. Dromccoe.
rha made thorough examination. and said that the
EeSh N myie tnr six inches around the would
soon slough ~ Il not remti.ed. that must hsse my
Lex oardsgst daily and commence the use II y Il u
acted according 20 his Instructions. and after using
the second bottle the nicsr looked fresh and health,
and commenced healing. continued the ~ y.
B.. and 20 the great astonishnsn and satisfaction q!
myself and friends. the ulcsr continued q heal rapidly
aua 4 now entirely WELL and attending 70 my bn-
sineSs at " u brothertcn's store 30 not hesitate
TO Recommend n b wonderful. speedy and ef-
fectna blood purifier. FAR superior anything else
used.
refer 70 W. n Rro,herson. ". Cone. Major d. A.
Cook, Dr. Park. Dr.. l. Psnson and Others 81 Alfalfa
w.M CHESHIRE.
Sold by Mehringer Bros, Druggists,
Jasper, Ind.
Nav s.h ,SsS--1v
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Parties lately returned 10 Kansas CITY
from Maine and the seafo ~. who attend.
ed the Grand Army reunion, tell 20
folks there good one III Major Wise
man. Of Lawrence. whom every one In
The s.aic knows 10 be u good Kansas
man. When his party was passing
through Vermont on their way 10 Port.
land. Major Wiseman was sfrufk hy the
bare. ineacfe look OF the farms. their
smsllness. aud The outward appearance
~ poverty. lie remarked many limes
upon the stunned appearances ~ every.
thing. and regarded the i,tlIe hillslale on
valley homes a. the aboaes Of hard liv-
ing. for which pure air would hardi,
compensate. His comparisons were al.
ways with Kansas farms, Kansas views.
ana Kansas wealth. When the train
slowed up at little station for the en-
CINE 10 tske water, Major Wiseman got
up 70 stretch his cranped legs, and walk
Ing down the platform he met a "native,'
man whose iooks did not betokcn
starvation. hut whose general appear.
ance indicated close economy. Our
Major Intercepted him with unusually
patronixing blandness:
MY friend, do you live here?"
lido"
do you own farm here?s
YES
do you raise enough to eat?' per
sisted the Major.
20 yes, we manage to get enough
Don't some of your people starve Y
said our Kansas friend: II shouldn't
think you could raise enough to KEEP
body and soul together. You shoulc
move 70 Kansas, where we raise eighty
bushels Of corn 10 the acre and sixty o
wheat! That is the place to lve!"
The native did not seem struck with
wonder, but quietly remarked, ave
manage 10 get along"
do you make anything?' then asked
Kansas.
Yes. hare made enough in twent,
years to get mortgages on two large
farms In Kansas, replied the We
monter.
For a moment Major Wiseman wa
staggered, but standing by the Grass
hopper State, he returned TO the charge
why, we waste more wheat and corr
in Kansas than you can raise on YOU
farms here. Our farmers throw ava,
more than your entire crops amount 70
II believe you do said the Vermont
er. "If you didn't waste so much. per
haps the interest on nv mortgage
would be paid more promptly" Lewis.
ton (Me.) Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

Forty-six years ago to-day Jacob
Smith, the veteran baiIiff Of the Circuit
court. bought pair of four dollar boots
from Fowler & Purdue. doing business
on the west side Of the Square, and gave
forty bushels OF corn in exchange. Corn
at that time was quoted at 3 cents for
cash, bnt there was no one to buy. Ten
cents per bushel was the price allowed
in trade. NV Lafayette Courier.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the firm
~ Of Potts & Potts, OF Hickory Grove,
Dubois county, Indiana, has made a
voluntary assignment for the benetit 81
creditors and that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as As
signee OF said firm. Said firm is supposed
10 be insolveDt Those interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
DAVID 5. MORGAN. Assignee.
TRAyLoR 4 HrxTER, Attorneys.
Oct. 18th. 1885 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

W Persons desiring to purchase, sell
or trade horses, will find II 10 their
interest 10 consult us.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

Cause No ssSi
In the matter ofthe Esiatel
Sscs msrs . c0'"an" Circuit as esss'
NOTICE l. hereby given that upon
- petition filed in said Cour, by An
drew J. Gosmann. Administrator Of said
estate, setting up the insufiiciencv Of the
estate Of said decedent to pay the debts
and liabilities thereof The Judge of said
Court did, on the 18th day Of September.
1855, find said estate to be probably in
solvent, and order the same 70 be settled
accordingly. The creditors or said estate
are therefore hereby notified Of such In
solvency, and required to file their claims
against said estate for allowance.
IhisslUth day OF October, 1885
ANDREW j. GosMANS, Admr.
JOIN 4. DRErz. Atty.
Oct. 10th, 1885 3w.
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Jefferson Tp. Trustees Notice.

vYvTIE undersigned will be at his office
y TO attend to township business d
Jefferson township, Dubois county. on
Saturdays or each week, aud requests all
persons having business with the town.
ship 70 attend TO II on those days. The
township libraries are kept at J. w.
Jacobs, Ia Birdseyc, and at the Trustees
residence, where al persons entitled can
get books thereof.
JOHN CUMMINS,
Sept 5. Shy. Trustee Jefferson Tp.
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Jasper % Petersburg and
Rack for $500.

THE undersigned carries the mail for
the Jasper aud Petersburg route,
runs q good hack. and will take pas
scngcrs IL $500 for the round trip.
Packages Of all kinds carried AZ reason
able rates, and way places accommoda-
ted. Leaves Jasper, Mondays, Wcdnes-
days and Fridays at o'clock a. M. and
Petersburg alternate days. Orders left
AZ the Post-ofIlcc will be attended to.
GEORCE w. RlLxY.