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RACE PROGRAMME for each day

RACE PROGRAMME for each day.
First day-Tuesday, August Is.
First Race-2.4O class. trot open $3.50 90
Second Race year class,
Eastern Shore of Va, and
Pocomolle City, mile heats, 80
2in3 loO w
"a omen $50 90
Second Day-Wednesday, August 1G
First Race-2.39 trot. Eastern
Shore, Va. and Pocomoke
Second Races year old class,
Eastern Shore. Va. : 100 00
Third race-9'24 class trot, open 200 90
Third Observation-Disclosures II.
First Race-237 trot and 2.40
pace. E. S. Va. and Pocomoke $50 00
Second Race 35 trot, open 200 90
Third Race-2.lS trot, open $50 %
Fourth Day-Friday, August is
First Race-2.5 so class, f. S. Va.
Second Race-s.sO trot. open 200 90
Third Race-free for all class
trot and pace 20o W
Entries by wire must be followed by
letter enclosing per cent. OF purse.
Address all communications to
DR.. A. BROCKENBR0UGH,
Secretary and Treasurer
CHESAPEAKE,
Northampton County, Va.
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June &c, 1899.

For RENr-Year 1900 that very de
sirable farm known as the "Poulsor
Land" now occupied and tenanted
by Mr.. p. w. East, admirably situa'
ted for trucking, directly between
Onancock and Tasiey Station, thus
atfording ample shipping facilities,
For terms &C., apply to Il. A. Hop
kins, POI E. Baltimore ST., Balti'
more. Md.
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Secretary of War Alger has ten
dered his resignation to President
Mckinley, to take effect at the Presi-
dents leisure. The resignation, it ls
stated, was not voluntary, and had
it not been rendered, would have
been requested. Mr.. Alger will retire,
it is understood, about August /.
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Gov. Tyler, in an authorized inter-
view, says: II am not running an as
sertive or clustering canvass, but l
am most gratitied at the outlook. |
know where my strong points are.
My candidacy will bring the issues
fairly before the people. l have con-
idence in the intelligence and homes
ty of the Masses
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E. j. Russell,
Hunting Creek, Va.

NoTIcE-H ealth and weather per-
hitting I will attend at Onancock on
the first, Melfa on the second, and
Only on the third Saturday in each
month from this time until further
notice, for the purpose of attending
to any business pertaining to the
Office of Justice of the Peace.
Levi R. Boggs, ]. P.
June 18th, 1899.
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Labor Commissioner a. P. Montague
has just returned from Augusta, Me-,
where he attended the annual con-
vention of the labor commissioners of
the various States. The convention
accepted Mr.. Montagues invitation
to meet in Richmond in 1901.
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NOTICE. will meet parties at any
of the wharves on Folly Creek, at
John James landing or Wachaprea-
que, when requested, and take them
to any point desired from Chinco-
league to the Capes. l have COM
Portable boat and my rates are rea-
sonable. For particulars address
Thomas Milliner,
Louisville, Va.
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For SALE-A farm situated near
louisville, known as the John l..
Ward farm" containing TO acres,
more or less. The land is in Il fine
state of cultivation, the dwelling ia
good repair and plenty of out
houses. For terms apply to the I'M
dersigned.
DR.. j. w. Kellam,
louisville, Va.
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For RENT-A three horse farm in
Upshur's Neck, resources abundant;
an excellent oyster shore; convenient
to church, school and railroad. APP
DR.. Geo. w. LeCato.
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Paving Investment

of safest class, for general investments
or monthly savings. Stock paid for
in one sum or shares taken with
small monthly payments. Profits to
investors are large, accruing from re
ceipts compounded monthly. Owners
of lots can improve them with build
ings for rent at small cost. Those
who do not own homes can acquire
them proiitably by this plan. Learn
further by calling upon National
Building Association of Baltimore.
J. fl. RILEY, Agent.
Onancock, Va.
0. L. Parker, Treas.
g X Powell AttOrDey
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Admiral Dewey. on behalf of him
self and the officers and crews of the
squadron engaged in the battle of
Manila bay, has instituted libel pro-
ceedings for 100000 prize money.
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Lybrant T. Evans.

FoR SALE-Potato onion sets,
cleaned up, in flour barrels, $3.50 cash
per barrel net. Apply to
n. b. Wescott,
Mappsburg, Va.
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Nor1cE-I hereby give notice that
am now transacting business at
Harborton, Accomack county, Vir>
ginia, as agent for my wife, Mrs. E.
E. Evans
Lyhrapt 7. Evans.
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For RENT-For 1900, house and lot
on Chincoteague bay, at public land
ing. near Horntown, Va. A cosy
home. Inquire of
Sam'l. ]. Townsend,
Horntown, Va.
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1t is stated that the situation in the
Philippines is much more critical
than the American public has been
allowed to know.
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For SALE-Thoroughbred Collie
pups, are guaranteed TO drive at the
heel. The farmers watch and drover's
dog. Bred in Chicago.
W. NJ. burlington,
Fair Oaks, Va.
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For RRNT-A storehouse on Hog
Island The house is now vacant and
can be occupied at any time. Size of
the house 34X1S, two story with three
good sized rooms on the second floor
and sitting room and kitchen at
tached. Suitable for family to live
in. Rent $50 per year. For further
particulars apply to
g. w. Doughty.
Broadwater, We.
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NorIcE-I have for sale or trade
three good farm and road horses
also a good mule which will work in
any harness.
VIM. E. Mapp.
Onley Va
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For saba bateau, Hunting
Greek model, thirty-two feet keel,
ten feet wide, in good repair, three
years old and good sailer, with a
complete outfit for dredging and
grabbing. For particulars and terms
apply to
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PROPOSALS.

Sealed bids will be received
by the Board of Supervisors of
Accomack county, Virginia, for
the building of a County Court
House, in it's entirety up to 9 a..
M. of the oath day of .Iuly.lS9
All bidders will be required to
deposit certified check in the
sum of five hundred dollars with
bid. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the office
of the County Clerk of Acco-
mack County, at Accomac, Vir-
ginia, and at the office OF the
architect, B. f. Smith Fire Proof
Construction Co., Room Sc,
Metzerett Building, Washing
ton, D. C. The Board reserve
the right to reject any or all bids
EDWARD S. WISE,
Chairman.
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WANTED-To purchase farm for
cash in lower Accomac or Northa1np
ton county, near salt water. Address
Walter Swinney,
Old York Road, opp. Dunbarton Ave,
Baltimore, Md.
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For SALE-A small piece of farm
land, containing 60 acres, situated
near Onley. on the old church road,
and adjoining the Russell farm. not
rented for 1900. Terms reasonable.
o.. L. Powell.
Onancock, Va.
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For SALE Cabbage plants, late
Flat Dutch, 10 cents per 100.
VIM F. Bayne.
Accomac G. H., Va.
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For SALE-One dead-rise batteau
16 feet long. Sails and everything
goes with her-all in good order.
Jas. S. Fitzgerald,
Tasley Station, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoT1oE-All persons indebted to
me either by note or open account
are earnestly requested to settle same
soon as possible, as need the money
and shall expect all due me by Octo-
Der LIST, 1899.
Jnly II. 1899, Hallwood, Va.
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o. L. Parker, Treas.
s. X. Powell, Attorney.
eoPFGteet Your Estate o


by insuring your property against
ing YOUR life. Your buildings are
liable to burn at any hour and leave
you in distress. and your Life. the
support of your family, is liable to 90
out at any moment.
THE AETNA INSURANCE CO.,
(the leading fire company in Amcrica.)
Life Insurance placed upon the
finest plans and contracts known.
representing
Estey Organs, Ivers s. Pond
and
Fisher Pianos and other makes.
solicit you
Office. j. H. RILEY.
Main St., Onancock.
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For RENT-For year 1900 my farm
near Pastoral, known as the Dix
Farm"
Samuel B. White.
Jenkins Bridge, Va.
June 26. 1899.
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700 in Purses, Premiums, Etc

s#- Trotting and Pacing entries
close August 9Th, at II o'clock p. III.
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NoTIcE-My wife, Sarah Davis, has
abandoned my house and refuses to
live with me without sufficient rea'
son, ard l hereby give notice that |
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by her. whether for neces-
saries or otherwise.
Louis Davis.
Mappsville, Va, July 18th, 1899.
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The Ore Day Cold Cure.
For cold in the head and sore throat use Ker-
motifs Chocolates Laxative Quinine, the lone
Day Cold Cure"
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For SALE-Storehouse at Maps
burg Station. For terms apply to
VIM. P. Powell,
Ridge, st. Mary's Co., Md,
Stewart K. Powell,
Onancock, Va.
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We Are Determined.
To make clean sweep of our
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

We have Organizes that will for Is 20
Organizes the best yard wide 124 cent Percas
cents the Percas for cents and cent yard
and Summer Goods that will go very cheap And we have
large Of SASH HATS in the latest styles, and
Neggee Shirts % Is cents which big bargains
LADIES OXFORD TIES from rs to $175, and other
bargains for cash. Yours respectfully,
|C 9 ClOoonoh e. RYOc On2ncOck Va
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TwENTY-sECoND FAIR OF THE
Easteco paoyo Agylcl>vucaA Association,
Fair Grounds. Near Keller.
Commencing Tuesday, August 9Th, and Continuing -Four Days
en-eL list of Premiums. e-@ab

DIVISION A-Horse Department
DAY-Tuesday, August D. 1872
Best Spring End 80 so Exhibited al
3 Minute premium $50 End $25, 3rd S5 4th flu
3rd $15 4th $lO 80.
Pace1st $ oro
SECOND DAY-Wednesday, August O. 1893
Best fst premium $75 Snd 80 0ro % o
Exhibited ut II NJ
ps+ast wear old colt or *15 M 80
LAS Class-1st prem. $780, 2nd S95 Bird SIS, Attn sly
2:3O Class-lst prem. $780, End $685. Bird Sl5. 4tl Slo
DAY-Thursday August III, 1893
Stallion andtw o Of his foas old or under
95O CIass-1st prem $780, 3rd $ 4t $40 .o, ~
mile 3lst fo'V
- 3rd $2
o35 CIoss-1st prem $50 nd $15 4th $40
FOURTH DAY-Friday August IL, 1899
s7 % and @ premium $50 end $685. 3d $ 4th So
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Consolidated homestead
ntrtea,
Land Office at Natehitoehes. L,

Land Office at Natchiteches. La.
January 9, 1899, !
Netice ID hereby given that the following
~ named aettlers have filed notice Of thier
their elalma, and that said proof will b made
before D. A, Kelly, Clerk Of she District Court,
Homestead Entry No. 5eO7-Jetehro ]. Crouch
for the west halt Of aoutheaat quarter aud
east half Of southwest quarter Of section 80,
tewnshtp ao North, range " West, Loaisiapa
He Names tho following Witnesses to prove
his continuous roaiAenee upon and cultivation
Of saia land, viz, W. N. Jeuea, L.ptea, La,
=: 3, Burt, L. r. HumsardaeF, II. W. Vaughan,
WI; Homestead Entry No, s4u-wrl,.m
.ion, 9, township 10 North, range u West,
He aames ths following Witnesses 10 prove
bis cantinuoua residenee upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz, j. n. Montgomery, benton,
L. y, J, Creuoh. w. W. Lay aadJ. q, Curry,
Via: Homestead Entry No. ssosAwilliam
D. Jahnsoa-for tho soathwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of section ID, townahip 81
North, range Il West, Loaisiana Meridian.
He names tho following Witnesses TO prove
his eonttnueus reeldence upon and cultivation
Of sai4 land, via ". 3. Hoapds, w. ]. nounda,
Wis, Homestead Entry No. 70is-Lewis
ThoEas-ter the east half Of the northeast
quarter of section 81, township % North,
range u West, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bic eentinaoas residenee upon and cultivation
pemess. Step jackson and Hamp bryant. Of
"ee*' mount k 81 PHILLIPS, a.s,.t.,,
January u, 1899. ieb l6
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Homestead Entry No. $3.50,

AsNU0 VItVe Ml NdtpAlEuouUu. In,
December u, 1881
Notice IL hereby given that the following
~ named settler haa filed notice Of his inten-
ton 10 make anal proof of Aia claim, and that
said proof viii be laaaie before Clark Diatriet
Court, At benton, Ia on Fehraary3, 1899, via;
Homestead Entry No a7S0-William r. Blake.
More-for the north half Of northeast quarter,
southwest quarter Of northeast quarter and
northwest quarter Of southeast quarter at
aeetlen 9, township 10 North, range II Weat
Louisiana Meridian,
lie namea the following witnesses 10 prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, Wis. Henry Johns0n, Of Koran,
Lat Holland Lawaoa, Jim Givens and Jack
Green, Of Knox Point, La,
EDW.p PHILLIPS, Register.
Decemher 90. 1893. leh2
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Eot.aestcad Entry No. 37s1.

Lana Q1lee At Natehitaehes, La,
December ", la9a.
Notice Il hereby given that the following
IN named settler has fled notice, Of her
iutantien to make final praof in support Of her
alaim, ard that said praef viii be made before
the Clerk Of the District Court, at Benton, La,
On February ), 1899, vlx, Homestead Entry
No, aaa-Lydia Calller-far the northwest
quarter Of northeast quarter aud nertheaat
quarter Of nerthwest quarter Of section IL,
tewnsAip 70 North, range II West Louisiana
Meridian
!. She narass the following witnesses to prove
her continuous reaidenee upen and cultivation
Of said land, viA, Derry Mcdonnell, Wins&on
JelAaen, Ed. Rohlnaaa and John Reid, Of
Midway, La,
EpW,n PAILLIPs. Register,
December 30, le9a feb
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Eyatrayed before =. R, Garrett, Justice Of
~ the Peace, ward 1, AosaieF parlsh, La, By
g. W. Pittman, aud will be sold 81 +. W
PlttMRa's residenee, near Carterville, La,
within the legal hours Of sale, on Saturday,
February ieth, 1870, one dark Rrind1s Cow,
about Ia yeaFs old, marked crop In right ear
and crop and split In loft ear, Also. one black
and white spotted cali, about 10 months old,
Appraised ut &ia,
The owaaf 10 requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, etc., or the same
will be cold according to Law,
i, ]. ALBUMS, Constable.
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1898, the State has let out for con-
struotion the new levees required this
season at Shady Grove and at Cash
Point, which reduces the number Of
places reported in that communica-
ton % at present impetatively de-
manded to two, namely, at Ogden's
and Cal. Vanoe's, for which provision
has 90 far not been made, and I will
add chat at this date it appears pos
sible TO defer the construction Of the
levee at Gordy Ogdsn's to . somewhat
later date, thus reducing the amount
o! work for which the district should
Immediately provide to that required
at Cal. Vance's.
! cannot refrain from again refer
ring to the many abuses to which the
levees, in great number OF localities,
In your district, are still being sub.
jeoted BY travel, BY obstruotions
upon them, and BY the roofing Of
hogs. No attempt either has ever
been made BY your Board to repair
the damages sustained by the levses
in many localities from these abuses,
nor from rain and wave wash, the
growth Of weeds, trees, ETC., from
the failure to replant Bermuda grass,
where it had failed to grow, and from
the absence Of proper drainage.
Provision should long ago have
been made to prevent these abuses,
and to supply the method aud means
necessary for repairs, and continued
inaotion ia these matters must event.
ually result in serious losses, il not
disaster, to the district.
AZ also often assured the Booster
Levse Board, the Board Of State En-.
pinssrs will at any and Ill times be
gleased to render every service in
its power in rendering effective any
measures formulated FOR the proper
care, preservation and maintenance
OF the levses Of the district.
Respectfully,
T. N. KEaR, Asst State Eng.
The above communication was dis.
eussed BY members OF the Board, and
by Messrs. p. ]. Tressvaut, J. NJ.
Foster, Joseph Hoisseau and ". @,
Vance,
Mr.. Moss moved that the Prsaident
and Secretary OF this Board be, and
are hersby authorized, to advertise fos
bids for the construction OF Z line ol
leves at Riverside, said bids to be re.
os;vsd ct Rossier City, La, on Tues.
day, February ID, 1859, and that the
revenues Of the years 1899 and 1900,
or 80 much thereof 10 may be nsces.
sary, Il hereby appropriated for the
payment OF same.
The motion was unanimously
agreed TO.
On motion OF Mr.. Hodges, The
Board adjourned uatil Tuesday, Feb,
Il, 1869.
J. II, CAnaEs. Sea'y,
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Final Report Of Grand Jury.

To the Honorable Judge Of the I'd
District Court OF Louisiana, holding
Ia and for the Parish Of Bossier
We, your Grand Jurors duly empan.
eled and sworn at the January term
Of the District, beg leave to report
40 follows
We have diligently euqalred into
all the miraculous Of the criminal
Law brought to our knowledge, and
after full aud thorough examlaa.
ton Of said cases, We have returned
40 true bills and have ignored %
charges, and II cases remain 10 an.
finished business.
We have Visited the Clerks Office
and fud tho books, records, So, I'd.
mirably kept. We have also exam.
iued the Tressurcr's and Sheriff 4
Offices, and find them In good oondi'
tioH.
An inspection OF the jail and
premises reveal Z cleaaly and we'll
kept condition Of Affairs, tho prise.
ners being we'll cared for, clothed
aud fed, satisfactorily aud humauely
treated; however, We would respect.
fully call your attention to the fac.
that there should DO Q keeper LIVING
OF, or near, these premises, to mlti.
gate the danger ef prisoners break.
Ing jail} also lesaening the danger OIL
loss Of life Of inmates In the event
Of dre. We would also call your
attention TO the fact that II has come
70 the knowledge OF this Grand Jury
that the Honorable Police Jury Of
thls parish have donated the sun OF
1850 to the Electric Street Light ting
Company Of Benton. We fall 70 see
the benedts aocrulng to this parish
through such action, and think said
donation = m!sappropriation Of
parish funds.
We also and that our Police jury
are irregular iuasmucb a. applies 70
improvements on public roads. We
bslisvs the law requires the submit.
ting Of sealed bids for contract work
OF importance, although 1t has coma
TO the knowledge Of thts body that
Contract work Of this natpre--the
construction Of drains, the building
OF dirt crosslDgs-hays been lot re-.
Pestsdly without conforming to the
law.
Having finished oil work eutsuat.
Cd 70 %, except these !aw oases In
which W failed TO obtain witnesses,
= liat Of which W have furnished
the Dtstrics Attorney.
We are indebted 10 many kind.
nesses and courtesiss extended BY
tho Court officials.
10 oouelaslon, we beg 10 DO relisv.
Cd from further duties at this time,
Respectfully auhmittsd.
]. q. AH1QHBR, Foreman.
r. Il PooIz, CLERK.
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GUESS AT ONCE,

Fer by 90 doing you increase your opportunity
the closeat guesses ut tho longest range will
receive proportionately the largest amount Of
Msney.
Remember specially II tho exact number Of
bales received are not guessed the Monsy will
be paid to the subscriber that guesses nearest
to The exact figures.
Somebody Ii bound to get the money,
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A EArpy NEW YEAR

Il EArFf NEW YEAR
ia what We bring you in correctly
adjusted eyeglasses or speotaelsa II
your vision has become impaired or
il defective in any way. Don't neg
lect your eyes too long, when you
feel The necessity Of having them
attended to. Our prices are not high
aud our location is convenient.
Leon M. Carter,
002 Texas Street. Shreveport La.
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TEE WEEKLY
COMMERCIAL APPEAL,
The south's Greatest Newspaper.
The Biggest Cash Prizes Ever Offered.

How many halea OF Cotton will be received
IL Memphis frem September l, 1853. 10 April
Is, 1897 Send In tho neares. correct guess on
the number that will be received and tho fo:.
tune IL you're.
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Third Correct Or Nearest Correct Guess
Also Wins.

The subscriber seadiug Ia the third correct
or nearest earrect guess d also awarded a prixs
and will get, IL tho gueea 10 received
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r. +. kNsea,
A tteFaay q Law, benton, La, WIN practice
paFiaAea,
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BENTON, LA,
0Hlea with Hon. b. A, Kelly, In tho Court
~ Honse, Applications tor anrveys, If
addressed TO care Of Mr., Kelly, will be for,
wardaa. to any part Of shs pasish, In which /
may DO surveying.
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"a pssetes il lie 6ssste 81 b sssier " sa d
adjeskla9 parishes.
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j. a. ": Losvs.y,
A ttaFRey at Law, Benton, Ia, WIN prae-
"A tiee In the Courts Of Ueasier, Hienyilia
and Webster parishes,
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Hss Il the oass, simnls aud Plain.
4 Second Prize Ia offered aussseys.

received will also win prise, aud tho aub.
scriber sending II will get, II the guess 10 ~
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100000
In CASH

I. : fortuue, butt is otfersd free to sab.cribe