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Praia* Wfcfa Transplanting.
We wwWiff tftaywart to *wb»
book all Mt trees, ehrabe and Tiara,
whoa traatplanrtag. It lueoai, by re
aW. ^ tko^moai
ter tapply aa tbo roots aa aeon aa that
tatd ap ta lha bad la exhaaatod, and ft
five* inoraaaad vitality and vigor to the
remaining bate, by giving to them tbo
■apply that weald have been devoted
to those removed, hod they been loft to
remain. ’There la, however, room far
•tody in the practice of heeding in. be
eaaae of the vigor of growth and power
of prodaciag strong, now shoots, being
mach greater in aome sorts than others.
The pep ah, for taotaaaa. may besot back
to within two feet of the crown, leoving
not a limb or twig, and yet the tree in
the enaaing Ml will be faaad, andor
good caltieation. to have mode foar or,
five strong aborts, each aa assay feet:
lorg, and with abaadaat lateral term ,
dm. Parana tbo mme course wllhobe
apples, and nine times oat of ton the
result will be only a ftw feeble sheets’
of fqpr to ait laches, with a dead tree
the following spring. The peer when
worked on fbegoince, will bear much
more severe praaiag hack thaa when
an the pear crack: aad farther some'
varieties will endure more severe prun
ing than others. The grape when ent
hack two or three hods, grown vigor
onaly; hot ir left nnprnned, it straggles
n year or twa» predates a fsftfbanchea.
and la daad. Thaa# ate soma of the
many variations that sn observing hor
ticulturist will notfc# on short practice
and which will soon cause Mm la feel
confidence in transplanting trees at any
age, provided he be allowed to prone
thorn book according to theft- ago and
habits*—[ Horticulturist.
How to Disoover the Newly Harried.
The fall saaaoa has fairly set in, andrna
find the matrimonial market buoyant in
oor city, Muotwi ot antsguiaeo yeeog
mb rushing iata the holy estate, A
more than usual a ember of wedding toar-,
iata are noticed by traveler* and conduct
on oa the different railroads,
Of eoerse, it i* not on seoeunt-of being
mbsmed of each other that they try to,
disguise their situation, bnt simply to
•void being criticised and remarked upon
by profane strangers. Thus they
lay tbe feed unction to their soak that
they are traveling m cog. Bet, good gra
cious, how badly fooled they are. It is
one of the easiest things in the world to
tbe eareflil eye to tell precisely bow many
days they have been “splieed ” They
can sometimes be detected by the great
pain* they take to appear either like old
married people or eonsine as they prome
nade the deek of a steamer, or ait so de
murely in the care. In many cases their
dress, in part, exposes them. It ie so ap
ropos to tbe oeeasion, being neat, symmet
ries! and bran new. In eases where tbe
parties have good taste, there is no gaudi-i
nesa or ‘-flub-«lnbbiog” about their attire.
All glitter and display are thrown aside,
end i he city bell* appears more like a
Quakeress in her simple traveling dress ot
drab or moose color.
Sometimes the youthful cuprite engage
in playing at lorera or affect a flirtation;
but it ia always a stupendous failure
Their eye* betray too much buppioesa for
wit aud repartee: there ia such a peculiar
softness and tenderness in their confiden
tial whispers, snd such a pride in the pos
session of caeh other, that none around
them are deceived. It ie generally the
ease that tl.e bridegroom makes the die
eovery first, snd throws his arm carelessly
around tho shoulders of hia w<fe, as much
as to say, defiqptly to the envious, “Who's
afraid? Who kuows but that we have
been married many year*?” Not know?
The guilty slyness in the way that arm
■teala round, first on top of tbe seat-back
and then gradually eloser. whilethe bride
evinces a silent pleasure as she acquiesces
in a very unperceiving way. Indeed, it
is she whu * lets the eat ont of the bag”,
most quiekly. Tbe narro- gauge seats
are preferable to the broad guage. and it
you ait on the seat hack of them yoe will
observe at first that tbe lady's shoulders
bar partner. Aftei traveling in this p>«i I
tion a few hours, her neck gate as limber
aa a washed pa| er, and her head gravitate*
tooths broad shoulders of her husband,
and there it nestles, innocently and oeni
dingly in the repeee of boneat. pare end
truthful love. At timee, id spits of ail
precautions, a trees or two of her golden
looks will get loose and drop on her
shoulder. But it almost seems that there
is order end neatness in their very disor
der and abandon.
go they go, fancying themselves lost in
the crowd—uinteed, unknown, wi h
their secret locked up in their own palpi
tating bosoms. Poor young people!—
[Louisville
Uadic,i. usooAsiUUonoM at ran
SoOTH.—Vary important infmmalioa was
we understand, received yesterday from
Mew Orleans, to tbs affect that the who e
radical plan of roeonatrnetion has barn
hud npon she shelf in Louisiana, it w.l.
be remembered that by the congressional
plan the question whether conventions
to form state government shall be held el
ell is to be submitted for popular decision,
end that to anthoriao the holding of such
convention*, the sanction »f a majority ot
those registered is required by the eipress
1st ms of the reconstruction acts It seem#
that not more then a third el thuse regis
tered have voten in iavur of holding a con
vention in Luuisiaua, end that consequent
ly the whole scheme baa fallen to tba ;
ground.
Gentlemen from other of tbo southern
•totes now under the seine process are ot
the opinion .hat this probable result in
Louisiana is but e typn of wbet may be
expeoted in ueor y all ths untepreaeuisd
suuis.—[Nsiiuual luieUigencer.
" ■<>■
—A colored barber in Kim ire, Mew
York, is said to have made in ,
oil speculations, ljeir oil I
Perking Livingston 4 Post,
i
luutu in imui
pMkimry £a,fHf’.
(MMAIKtTa
aaatiM, f»»».
9. 9. emn, Airat
.--*■■ ■ —■■
•old Aoam rom
1 OAB71B 00/8
COTTON UINB,
InfmdBPn flotton franwa,
Tk< Mat PartaM* fttla Pm no*.; will
••ha a In buadrad poaad Mia by (ha labor
.of taw *MB, Ja Am Iflaaa tolaoaty ■iauio*.,
iyui mnn>
STATIONERY AND PORTABLE
I
SAW 1CILIAI,
Braaa awl Am Pitting* of All rwda.
And Ma.bia.ry af all biada
898? 04.87 8T91ili,j
Bar Iron.
tVEARMtT KYnm,
HAKDWAtt, rn. UAH. COPPU, Ao
aapld _ 1
A ♦. D»»ia ) Lat. af Miaaiaa ppl Caunly,
L. M. Bacon /ArkaoJ.
I
vobiou rauiuiv,
WMUUMAia AM BIT A] l
Gr een md <ImMn Ntrdntu,
Ho. 136 Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
■MMOWMM •
Win giro thoir oilirMM uMeatUm to Re
ceiving end Selling of Cotton and other Pro
duce consigned to them, sod to the purchsoe
of nil orders for their customers. Cat too Ac.
sold strictly According to order and remit -
toners mods Accordingly.
All Cotton Ac., consigned to uc will he
covered by insurance, unites otherwise in
strueted.
Liberal odronccc made upon nil eoncign ,
mcntc.
We hove our own Warehouse. consequently
our Colton will be under opr on eontrol.
September 14, 1867—6m
MOORES A CO., EDWaRD LBTSOM.
Cincinnati. .Memphis.
H. M. FERGBSON. Agt.. Memphis.
MOORES, MM ITH dfc'CO.,
DEALS** IB
$addlrrju[, SUrdurarr.
Leather R Shee Flndlags,
Tanners' and Currisra' Tools. Indio Rubber
and Leather Gin nnd Mill Bend,
nod Manufacturers of
Saddles, Harness. Collars. Etc.,
Mi am men. mu. soloes mum.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
September 14, 1867—6m
OHO. MITCH Ills 4. P. HOFF MAH.
K»9IIT XITCHIU.
Mitchell, Hoflaaa * Co.,
MAHB7ACTDRXBS 07 ALL KIBCI 07
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Oil Clmtha, Curtmlhs,
Looking Glasses. Hair, Moos, Shuck and
Spring Mattresars,
No 108 Main At. I
A 88 Monroo 8t., f EMBahiS, Tsaa.
September 14. 1867—ly
a. a. roc a a. a. fob, j. a. bbvils.
Weal Point. Ark. Mrtnnhis. Tsnn.
R.B. P.'BACO.
COTTON FACTOR8
AND
finer*! C«aa!>«l*B lenkiiti,
M». 1*3, VM>T nSECT.
M KM PH IS TENNESSEE.
tiu gi»e Mr undivided Miration to Re
ceiving and Selling of Cotton and otkar Pro
dnun eonoigned to them, and to tbo pun-bane
•fall ordara for tbair custoiuera. Cotton be.
■old strictly Mounting to order and remit
tanoes made eoaordingly.
m> All Cotton be., consigned to uo will
bo covered by Insurance unleet o.berwiM in
airuaiotl
^ Libera! adraneea made upoa alt eon
ligaments.
Circular.—Tl.. undersigned tab. attain
se one oi me uistbooe In inform bis iriamla.
as will be seen from tbe tbote card, tn.t be
baa farmed a opart nertbip for the pnrpoee of
daing aa aactuai.s anaimisaion bueinoos
Ia dsiag so ho thank* kta friend, for all past
favors, and ask. Sr < sonliwat. a- of tbs
uni by consign.... t sf t heir cot.a • aud stk'-r
produc., from tins uuscu eggs up tuooe tbou
wnd bains of notion. Oar Mr Ji. vtle bn. bad
long exporienee ia tbs selling el cotton, bo .
anti is considered one of thefbesi cotton uln
moo in tot eity. 1 pledge myself that all
things that stay bs tuiruaisd Is us sball have
sty personal attention and shall bs promptly
tad eorrootly at lauded to, and^lristiy acoount
td for. As tbrawtowi nothing, and ws
bare entered into an obligation not to endorse
nor accept for an one ualeaa we have tbo
ioltoa. bo . ia hand. That being our poliey,
ns will is no ease have to sell one tuao's col
on to pay another man's debt to keep from
going to protest iisviag been s eiiisaa of
trkaaaas for tbo last tan years, and basing
tad a largo acquaintance in tbo Cob federal o
trmy. I Batter myself that ws absll raeeiva a
tberel share of patronage, aad that 1 ahall
ret be able to make a living, aud witb that 1
tm determined to bo eatisbed.
1 am. eery reepootfolly, your tbrdienl sor
taut. K H. POK.
Sop 7if.
Tm All WhdHM It Mar Cdatwra.
r|>UUd£ Oi our frieods to wbuni wo bare
X oxtsuded acoomuiotiatioos for tbo gnat
inaiva luuntba wv bupe, annult lurtuer an-,
tine, wilt let ua have the mouay due, aud we 1
will then be ia eonditiou to serve them again |
in timo to ouma. Respectful.>.
il.lZKN b MvPUEKSON.
September Idtb, IN*. |
RBAP THIBil
flLIOIft
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
SPRING TOOK,
AMD in >F*«BIWG FOR SALK, AW ENTIRE FREEH SELECTION
OF THE LATEST STYLES OP
ladiht DRK«a iioods?
roirfitMg of Bom Wines, Meaamblgne*, SHk Challles. Fopltoj, Alopooew,
Grenadine*. Chambrays. Lawns. French Gingham*, plain and dotted Swim
Hast in. Jaconet, Naasook, Bobinet, Bril lan iine, Irish Linen, French and
A African Print!, Glove*, Hosiery, HaodkercHloft*of every iiwirtptiwi, Linen,
Paper, and Embroidered Collars.
Anise Haeof Mourning Good*; Cloth and EMI Gaiters; Balmorals, ete.
A CBOICB Ml LBCTIOW wr
MEN'S AND BOYS' JOLOTHIN&,
Of all sorts and siaan, awl of (ha rarr lataM flwMon. ,
•Also, a fine assortment of Root*. Shoes and Slippers. A rare selection of
Mena. Boys and Childrens Hats; Brown adl Bleached Domestic, Osnaharga,
Cottonades, Red Ticking, ete. _ _
A rerr fine article Of Pocket and Table Cattery, Assort, Combs, Needles,
Fing, and a great variety Of all Muds of Nations.
UM-i (WOE 1ST or TBOIBI.
Baring tenth) m Omris whilst they Qers al thtir lswsst stag*, we no* afar then for
Mfhsb*us?ials fOrfsTgnuThp; nimThtags for Ohs Iodise sad Misses; sad lots sf
thOdtPiSkl^1 ika 4 WUn
Aocaptaur kmrtfob iksaks for ike literal p.trmag. terms settndsd m. and w. tea for
s CMilnuattoa sf tte sens, sad goaraatss far wary dollar forested. la gin ralas rsasirad.
Call sad saamias sar Ossk, that we wap mafia gssd ear aassrtiaa*.
Wilnon Jfc Cook.
Baa Are. Arkansas. May M. 184*7.—tf
FERDINAND GATES. ISAAC OATES.
v. uvit ft »*o., ;
DEALERS IT*
*
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
LADDS DBI88 MODS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
NOTIONS, E3TC.,
SOUTH SIDE BUENA VISTA ST.,
1K6S A'&C* AStMAHAAS,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED A NEW AND
FRESH STOC.K OF
§®®!IMS AM® AMBUSS® ©00®§rf
COIUII HG IN PART OF
! _
Ladies Dress Goods;
Sock aa Pwpllaa, Mosamblqnea, Greaadlmea, Bare pea, Orgaadlea,
Prlated Jacoael. Lawn,C'elered Llatai,8wIm, Victoria Lawn
Jacoaet, Naaaook, Barred Slaalla, Cfeaubrayi, Gimgkuata,
Black II k, Callcoee, Ceflea S rlpea, Tabic Clalka, Taw
ela, Maraelllea Qu IIa, Black Velvet, Brawn uad
Bleached Danieatlca, Bed Tlcklmf, Etc., Etc., Etc.
A Lai'S* Stock of Shoes tad Boots.
Particularly a large aasortmtnt of LadiM Sho68, H°°P Skirt*, and Balmoral*.
A large etock of Jeana, 1 weed*. Cottonadee and Linen*;
• very large and well selected stuck of
Consisting partly of Blaek Cloth. French Drab de Eta, Caaaimere, Alapaeaa, l.us
. ires and Italian Cloth, Linens of all grade- -
Guns and Pistols, Cutlery. Pocket knives, Buteker ATnives, Carving knives, Ta
ble fnives and Forks, Table and Tea Spoons, Spectacles and Caaes, isd Shaving
Apparatus. A large end well selected stock of
Also, a tae assortment of Fancy Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, sad large Umbrellas.
. NOTIONS.
Oar stock of Notions is large, and consists of a variety of dress, pants, cost, vest
and shirt bnttons, spool oortoo. las and sift thread, floss, serpentine braid, star braid
silk croebet braid. worsted braid, edgings, inserting, htees. magic ruffling of all sines
dress card, tassel and bugle trimming of all colors, silk ribbon trimming and a targe
assortment of belt and bonnet ribbon; french flowers; a fine assortment of crewel; linen
and Mtim tapes, skirt braid: Ladies' and Gents' pocket books and companions: pho
tograph albums, and a urge assortment of eombe of alt descriptions; toilet soap and
perfumery; french end jews harps, spinning tops, marbles, ehms and wax dolls.
0 eket mirrors, work and shaving boxes; s large assortment of Ladies collars and
cuffs. silk, lisle thread, kid stud cotton gloves; s large assortment of hosiery, snspen
dare, embroidered, linen silk handkerchiefs, cravats, tatting, crochet and sewing
needles; fancy Shetland shawls, fancy walking basques; melton e'oth and silk dusters,
chesterfield's Ladies hate end trimmings; white embroidery, skirting, irish linen,
•birt bosoms, fancy silk bonnets; stationery, aeoordeons, viol.ns; the roman, german
and italian violin and guitar strings; brushes of all descriptions; muaquito nets;
tranks; saddles and bridles and saddle wallets
Having purchased our Goods in the best markets, and whan they were at Pair
lowest prices, we can and wi 1 sell as cheap as any borne in this part of the onuatry
Give ns a call and sea as, and examine Goo la and prices
F. GATES Sc BRO.
Dee Are, Arkansas. Jane 1, 1*87.—
vnnn * wiugv
HZOHS8T PB2HIU1I,
1
■>
i
UWfitfcJK)4M(i«i*
Awarded tka kigkeat premium at tka Exkibi
lioa of tka
S>- Lorn** Agricultural and Mocha* ical
Fair, 1860,
THE WORLD’S FAIR, LONDON,
AT T11S
FIEIC11 EXPOS]
Every Machine
F»
Jar t.ircolar.
A BUMMER SCO..
fOAaSarea* St.. Mempfcia, Teea., 41* Kertk
6tk Bt., Bt. Louie, Me.
i MfS^lSW-lp.
Valuable Farms
VOt IAU.
7AA Acres Of Lssd, on Pigeon Hoorn
( W Creek, &. utiles veil ot Dus Aro. 8ol<i
together. or in traete to auii purchaser. Oil,
Houeo end other improvements
Aloo, n store-house. which it an excellent
etnnd Ihr doing s considerable business.
wmmm iriHD acmes
FIV* miles north of R] Po»o ia Whit#
•oaaty. Partially improved.
TMMMM EnrSMIO ACMES
SRVEN miles west of Doe Are—unimproved
Sold together, or in ■ roots to suit pureba
»sr.
TWO TOWS MTS
p lies Are, so Huena Vista strsec
ilAA Aciss of MaS, ia Ball county.
gUV Irkos—iuipruv.d.
Apply to T. Q. Sctlks, at Butlers
rilla, SO alias watt or Dee Are.
T. G. Butler.
Butlerov ills, Ark., Muy lib, i*T<—ttm
Wkfckay. tar sadieMI -aryoaaa
tawpOrt ealateataJ RoaMra taaiDtw.1
iavariaMy tar aaafc. at a»atl prMta.
ja» 9. M. ■*)■■■■. [
C. A. JUDSON, ■
uvurtn m jtnti,
i
GLASS AID PUTTY.
mBArtrWta |«* yataaaaga ■■GaaBaWa
ft. a eattiaaaaaa «lha MM.
Jaa2»-ly
ft. SO. AImh, HWftr *f Bm,!
Adam* A Oaf.
P. ft. Caahkara, foiaacrly mt Oakay,
Hawkiaa A Oa.
,T|[iTt, T_rr—_
ooiveir raoioif
it* 4# 44I4# •
New Orb>aoe.
■ayW-ftM__
BILLIARD AND DOTING
Bum Wist & Stmt,
DBS ARC, ARKANSAS.
ALL kind* of Liqnora, Win**, Brnndi**.
ftegara, Tobacco. to., constantly an band
Don't forget the pine* t* bar* a gaaa nf Bil
liards or get a naiad drink.
BOL8HOU8BE k SAMUELS.
SAW AM) GRIST MM!
TUB nndtwdg—. baa now in emnplete run
ning ordar, hi* MtSH kSW Mu
Or at Mill, 14 milnn northwaat of Da*
Are. (sa Bayou Dan Are.) whara ha is pre
pared t* fwraith Oak. Cypraaa and Gum tnm
ber, af any »iaa or dtanensian
nprlS-tim X. 8HBTTBB.
Rai ley Sc Waoner.
CAM DEALBM IX
Groceries and PrjVisions,
Dei Arc, Arkansas,
Am in receipt nf n large and fh*eh supply
of Good*: and hating porcbaaad their etoek
after the late deeline ef Good* Boat, they feel
eonftdeut of their ihility to pleaae their many
frienda and customer*. both i» regard te
Fries sad Quality of Goods.
Term*, cash, and priea* te eerrenpnnd.
Dee Are. Arkansas, done 20, 1M7.
ITie f lIPMIHSa
WATCHMAKER
—Am—
JEWELS,
BSTUniriUB, - ARKANSAS.
HAS on hard, a aic**to«fc*f Watch- JA
at. Clcche, jMtliy and ftaijK!
Irtielen. Aiao. «M repair Wutehea. AHB
Clock*, Jewelry Muaieal Inttrument*. ale.
w .1* _I.L .1- _ V_ t L_ .
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Where any kind ef a Pie Kir* eaa he tahea.
epr20-am J. B. PIBCHEPfirR
a. b kmc. nnu a bmb.
R. R. POE & CO.,
CntMiwiea Mtrthaen.
We.-t Point Ark
We here ou heed e Bill supply ef ell kiedt
of iiiacerjee, eed would be plraeed to
here our frioads aad the publie generally to
coll oad •** u*. Our eioek U largo, aad wo
shell hoop ell artioloa usually fouod ia a firat
oleaa Grocery How*. Wa huoaaa hand, aad
foreala,
BACON,
FLOUR,
LARD,
SUGAR._
COFFEE,
. RICE,
SALT,
MEAL.
MOLASSES,
CANDLES,
SOAP,
BALT,
CANDY,
FRUIT,
PICKLES.
Aad a sarioty ef ether enisles tee eaaacem
to Btaetioe.
Th* highoot cash prioes paid for all Uad>.
of ooumry prod ana. Bid**, Paltry, ale., la
Oooda at cash prises.
a. R. FOB * CO.,
A A PUB. Agent
Weak Point, Art. April A l**7.
BIBOUTIM.
Th* perieoroltip horotafur* aaiatiag ia the
publication ut th* “Auguste deataaaC' uador
th* trei iuub* of Vaagfcea, Poo A Co., wa* oa
tha b<b day of kept saber diaeelrod. Pun *
Mathew* haring sotd eel their satin, interest
ia said paper to Jeans A Eu.
S RifkA
A. C. UATBBWA
w A A TAPOUAjl.
t** ***•
i m#
COKIf Ulleld,
And gw prepared te 4»«8 gria'iiat ftat may
ba Mat to nar Milla.
Mealexabanged for Cora.
.Tam Barak, ftmla ft Oa.,
DaaArc. January!. 1887. J0n6 ly
A. La. Benjamin,
Sitttr, ffenic.
Giriifi m4 OraisttUI
painter.
HAVING permanently located In Baa Are.
would inform I bo eitisooa of Baa Arcrand
rieinity, that be ia ready la da nay kind of
work ia kia line on abort notice. Olden for
tHgna, (Tam a diatenee, promptly attended to.
Dm Are, Ark.. April 4 18*7.
Bra A>cvA»,. June 28tb, 1887.
DR. 3. A. RO08ELA0X,
Montrti Si- .-A-Alter baring coffered for 8
or 10 yean wift a moat etui aeiaring diaaaae,
and haring bad treat mantafrba mam amineat
physician! of Mleeieeippi end Arkanaaa. and
olb.ro, with but little or no banolt. and bar
lag takan galloaa af Patent Medicines, I bad
diapaired of oror beigg eared i but I am now
happy to i a form you that I bonoetly before
your treatment hat entirely cornu mu. for
which you hare the deep gratitude af my
baart.
I burn the honor to aobeeribe myaalf yonr
friend. CASSANDRA HOWARD.
VN. GARVW, BOBT. KUMBLL,
JAMB O. BBUx no. T. riaBBR,
TH08. ABDBB80*.
ESTABMSEEB 1817.
RE-ESTAB LISHED IN 1866
9ARTZXT. BILL * 90.,
Importen tad Wholeeale Dealer, in
Foreign sal Deanstn
BBTG0608,
lonoUttro.
267 North Sid* Main hafew SerwnihSU..
rapid, LOVUTIIAI, Mr
W. |. noilTT. w»i »i.
•Ain NMIUH. MH ». MMkV.
W.8. Plokett St Co.
mroa mtois.
«
Geaeral OoBuaiuioB Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
JAMBS A. PAIBB...JACB BSBBB
WOEMPLET, JOT * 00.,
Cotton Factors,
WHOLESALE
TX will ka (MB k, tko akOM UIWMIB.M
A that wo ban oktaMioked a broaob of our
nuau ia Now Orlooao, aador <b# ■oaagomooi
of Mr. W. 8. Piosarr. Wa old aa esperiroowi
ooiioa more boat ia tbo Now Urloaao trad#,
ikankp offoriag to our auotoatora tbo akhraat
i|W el akihrr atarkot for tka aalo of aauoa
had parokato of aaaplioa
j»aS-WUBM1L1T. JOT A CO.
r. bitomll. a. c. aiToaaLt. a. bitobbia.
F. MITCHELL * BBC’S.,
WHOLESALE CROCEJtS,
CsaalssiM VmlutL
I
I
ACAXTEVIY.
aftbltttbotl wtll opeu
tr^KTtfaB:
«T fire Mm
__ and Writieg. »14 O'
Artth«o»lt. EMgriphy
iwiTpiSU. »»«
Sfjr'noteMiMaraM be paid at »be end
af t#ab unoth. ar yea will to Bedford ta beep
your ohndtru at home
Jktt Art. July JO, 1067 —1y
ItOKOir HAW
MALE ni FEMALE
INSTITUTE.
runtn county, Arkansas.
mm M*b W.W Mb, of thi*
L iehocl. uudtr
PM7. V. 1 8XTCRIM L'OV,
AttMhd by an able corps of Tcutbers. will
e-MUaucc Wd«y, Jb» Mk Of
**Trrmc.TSst»amc as heretofore. For par
titular*. address tba Principal.
W. 1a WMH. Proa. Baaed Trustees.
A. 3 Tuowar. B ttttaro
Inly «. IB87.—IF , _
des Arc;
FI HALE SCHUUi
MISS BLUER PWWWEY will open
• School at her reeidenee, known aa the
Black honae,-on Monday, 6th August.
Tenne of Tuition.
Elementary Eng. branches, Read
ing, Writing, Geography,
Grammar, etc., per eeeaion of
BTB HIVRIIIB.GW W
Higher Eng., Philosophy, Chem
istry. Rhetoric, Mental Science,
Physiology, Geology, Algebra,
•to . $18 00
Pronoh and Latin, (extra.) per
seasion.$15 00
Manic.$25 00
Use of Instrument. #5 00
Drawing and Painting, ta water
or oils. $16 00
Incidental Expenses $1 00
Charge made from time of admission,
and deduction made in case of protract
ed illness.
■ RtHSMCB.—Bishop H. C. Lay, C.
G. Soott, Esq., Little l'oelc; Henry.
Williams A Co., Van Buren. Arkansas;
J. 3. Polk, New Castle, Tcnn.: Gen.
Albert Pike. jul20-tf
WALT & CO.,
Dealers in
•
PROiiVCK, FURNITURE,
MT ttOOM, BOOTS,
SHOES, MATS, CLOTHING,
HI tBOW ARE, NOTIONS,
IRON TIES, BAGGING,.
ROPE, AC., Ac., AC.
sit ais.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING. And will
keep constantly on hand, a large aup
pljr sf pH artidee needed ia this market. We
For Cash.,
And Just a* low as ws saa lire at, governed
at all timet by
VS. LOUIS AND a ASTSRN
MARKETS.
W« f <1 under obligations to onr customer*.
«U asiiait • continuation ef their favors We
«>U purchase or make adraostsaents an Cot
ten shipped to our house in Mgpnfcit, or to
our correspondents in Mew Orleans.
aug4 _WALT A CO.
JOHNSON k DAVIS,
WMmle & Retail
D HUGOIST8,
DES ARC. ARKANSAS.
KI1P on hand s large assortmeai of Drupe,
Medici nee. Paints, •♦ila, Pcrfumerv.
Patent Medicines, Wines, Brandies. Whiskey
far radical purposes, which we will sell Ion
for each. Prescriptions and orders filled
promptly. jnlyil-tf
V. 4- TAPP, B. W. SBXHBOT,
TBOfi.4. TAPP, . BB.P.WAUV,
4. TATL4B BBBBT.
Tifp. Kcnucd; & Walsli,
taptrten sad Jobber* oY
BET GOODS,
NOTIONS, fto.
888 VTUK %UOXt 67HS8?<
BtfwMiSmwa iiA Eighth Bta.,
bttbSb,
loci&viLus, xr.
Mfl4
mmmaman'mum ..
TME
- 2 09HV& r T
BOOK.
AND
JOB OFFICE
IS VOW XV
OPERATION!
IU KINDS or
BLANKS
«
FOB
Sheriff's,
Clciis,
Constutf ty grjjt on fianil
... AND_
FRITTED TO ORDER OUT
SHORT NOTICE
MB IS TBS
gcstStfilcoffd
AT THE
LOWEST RATEH,
10® SJLiE.
BUSINESS CARDS, to to $3 PER
THOUSAND.
BILL HEADS, S14 PER REAM.
CIRCULARS, SIS PER REAM.
LETTER HEADS, $10 PER R^AM.
Ws bar* furnish*! oarnlr** with a
MACHINE PRESS,
A ad obtain*! tb* services of a good
tu uwtu,
-Vud ar* o«w prepared te work m
CHEAP. a* nujr other uffic* in
tb* State.
W« print un tb* v*rj b*at paper,
ind shall spar* n*ith*r pains ur labor in
tb* mechanical execution of our work
Call on ns, aid M* that w* will 4o
nbat w* mj.
ME 4 MATHEWS,
' V# ■*

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