Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 4

An ordinance to repeal section 271. FRESH GROCERIES. wanted: RETRIBUTION. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, REPRESENTATIVE HOUSES. TOE DAILY GAZETTE.

W1?" PUBLIC TO KNOW Ual. tV" ud test adver- FARM WANTED I3J- CENTRAL OR aoothern Aikom, near a railroad, tor irult and stock (arm: partly improved, either prairie and Umber, or one hundred "4 niij-tion. ijK-iL more acres well cleared, with good spring or running stream: loam soil pre- ferred. Those having such for sale may find a purchaser (giving fall partlcalars and stating terms, and lowest price) by i. addrewing JOHN GORDON, 708 No.

Morgan street, St. Louis, Mo. GAZETTE JOB PRINTING AND Blank Book MASUfAGTUEIXG DEPAETIOT. BUSINESS CARDS. FS1CK LIST OF Ca.RO WORK.

best quality, plain, S1.50; two colors, S3. plain, two aides, two colors, two sides, 14-50. best quality, plain, two colors, 13.50 plain, two sides, two colors. two sides, $5.00. best quality, plain, t2Jjt) two colors.

plain, two sides, $4 two colors, twe sides, 5JVi. best qnallty, plain, $8.50 two colors, $5.50 plain, two sides, 5.50 two colors, two sides, $7. best qnallty, plain. $4 two colo-s plain, two sides, two colors, two sides, $7.50. best quality, plain, $4.50 two colore, $7 iff -3; 3 fx 2 i I i :3 if If 1 REPRESEOTATIYE -OF- TjITt: 33 JJUOHES NATJLTT, WHOLESALE DH-TTGt- Gr ISTS W.

A. OBEE, CO. WHOLKSALK GROCERS SL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MURPHY BLOCK, No. 412 EAST MARK-HAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Agents DuPont's Powder.

I Espen-scliied Wagons. Empire Mill Company Flour, St. Louis, Mo. TJRUCE, QUINN Carriage Manufacturers. AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF CARRIAGE and WAGON MAKERS' MATERIALS, Paints, Tarnishes, Etc.

The only first-class Carriage Factory In the state. All work warranted. No. IIS Markpam street. Little Rock.

pEOBST HILB, WHOLESALE Liquors, Cigars, Etc. T. LOUIS BRANCH HOUSE. STRAUS WOLFF, WHOLESALE CIGARS Jfc TOBACCO, CORNER MAIN SECOND STS. W.

PARKER CO. Money, Note and Scrip Brotes. 50. 9 WEST MARKHASI STREET. TyrTLLER PENZEL.

WHOLESALE C3 TD 3Ft AND DEALERS IK WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO. ETC. Agents for Summerfield FlonrMills. Agents for American Powder Company. LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE.

Corner Markham and Commerce streets. T10NES WHOLESALE HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, AGENT FOR CHARTER OAK STOVES. glMMONS REGULAR DEALERS IN FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC. equiring the closing of billiard halls, bowling alleys, on Sundays, was tabled. Claim of cas company $672.

Re ferred to gas committee. Claims ot George Webster. $42; Wyatt Nelson. $19.52: Gazette. $36.50: Sheriff Rottaken, $23.40: referred.

Claims of J. M. Blocher, $2, and Jas. Cornell, $1, allowed and ordered paid. Alderman Johnson was granted three months leave of absence on ac count of ill health.

Adjourned to first Thursday in Au gust. TEACHERV EXAMINATION. Editor Gazette: Please an nounce that the public examination of applicants for positions in our city schools will be held at the Peabody school-house, at 9 o'clock this morn ing, by Hon. J. K.

Kigbtsell, county superintendent. The public are invited. J. B. Bond, Secretary.

POSTOFFICE. Postma9ter Brooks considered it nec essary to place the following in the boxes this morning "Faee 18o. section 1S8. luach post- office box or drawer, in all postoffice. is restricted to the use of one family, hrm or company, and the rent therefor must be paid at least one quarter in advance.

"Faee 186. section 201. A persoD renting a postoffice box is entitled to have the letters of his family, nrm or company put into it. Letters addressed to his friends, stopping temporarily with him. may also be placed in the box.it directed to his care or the number of the box.

Bat letters addressed to other persons residing in the same place, and living and doing business separate and apart trom box-holder, shall hot be placed in the box." EaJ" Notices in this column 20j per line first issue, and lOe each subsequent insertion. Bsijrr'APA ueyeb wui cive a urand en tertainment on Monday evening, July 5. Admission 50 cents. IQjrW. A.

U'jer Co. have ju-t received a fresh and desirable stock oi Groceries, which thev ofler cheap tor cash, at wholesale and retail. (Jive them a trial. for Ladies' Centennial Meeting. All ladies feeling an interest in organizing a Centennial Society to as sist our Centennial estate Hoard, are re quested to meet at the I'nited States court-room, Dodce Osborn building, at tn.

Saturday, July 3d. Mrs. H. C. Caldwell, Chairman Women's Centennial Com.

ta5Tils are ivitetl for $6000 in ten year Arkansas ten per cent, bonds. Can be delivered ten rlavs. Address Z. care Gazette. foifFurni.shed house to rent for tbe summer, cheali.

Inquire at tins office. fiEvery unornir.g fresh butter milk at Gleason's. lisyOfT.eiul and Letter Envelopes in en Hess variety at the Gazette office. -For a good square meal to Gleason's. Legal Blanks for sale by the quire or single at the Gazette counting room.

Cfc Marriage Blanks, under the new law, now readv at the Gazette oflice. gSfFresh butter-milk at GleasouV. BSCulmbach's beer at Nick's on tnp. thus evening. 85TFor a good square meni go to Gleason's.

meals at Gleason's 50 ceata. 5fcsf'fhe Metropolitan hotel restaurant has been purchased by Mr. Caspar Wright, who will run it on first-class met ropolitan style, supplying their guests with the latest game, vegetables, etc. Give them a trial. firs?" Music, Magazines and Periodicals neatly bound at the Gazette bindery.

ISrWanted-at Mourey's. -Fifty regular boarders L' Elegante, Tiente de Colombe, Cadet Gray, Translucent, and many other new anH beautiful styles of visiting cards just re ed at the Gazette office. 4Sy.Mourey'8 is the place for epicures. SCRIP REPORTS. COBEECTED BY El).

W. PARKER A CO. Market firm. Htate scrip, new, buying, selling, 4243c. Old state scrip; -baying, 1-12; seHlng, Ten per cent, state bonds, ex-coupon buying, selling, County scrip, buying, 12V( selling, IdhMJc.

Quotations nominal. City scrip or money, buying 16(20c; selling 2125c. Nominal. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. B.

J. OWENS, FASglOJfA-nii Merchant Tailor, mWEST MARKHAM fesTREI poeite the state-house. OP- HAS JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF FINE 1 IMPORTED GOODS at reduced rates, which he wilt put np at COST until the close of the season. 729 I E. 3.

PUBLIC, SALE. TIT THE UNDEBRlaNED.WILLSELL In front of oar stable, publla Bale, to the highest bidder for cash ONE SECOND HA3TD CARRIAGE, left by JT. J. Crowley lor atoraee. Hale to take place Friday, jniy- 2.

1S75, at iw o-erocK, a.m. 701 caosa a diver. H. WILSON, H. W.

WILSON CT W. WILSON ii. W. WILSON 133 MARK 11 AM, SCOTT AND ELM STS. '4 ODD FELLOWS BUILDING WILSON, THE GROCER! AT THE OLD STAND.

Mark ham, Scott and Elm ODD FELLOWS BUILOIXO. H. W. WILSON. CO 3 J1 LU -a (3 S5 THE FINEST QUALITIES OF OTTTiiESE.

ROASTED COFFEE I ROASTED AND GROUND COFFEES-BtSl' QUALITY, AND FKES1I jEVEBY DAY. GROUND COFFEE! PITTED CHERRIES, Fresh Prnnes, Dried Applcn, and a full line of DRIED FRUITS of rJl kinds. TTMMTJgt, ETC. Fancy Hams and Breakfast Bacon, Tongnes and Dried Beef. Beef TEAS TEAS FRESH TEAS-Choicest qualities.

CANNED GOODS, JELLIES, ETC. CANNED GCODS A full line of Canned Goods. JELLIES, PICKLES, Etc. CODFISH. FANCY MESH MACKEREL, MEsJS AND SMOKED SALMON.

PRESERVES. Ginger, Shaker, New York. H. W. WILSON HAS HOMINY, GRITS, BEANS, FRESH OATMEAL.

WOODEN WILLOW WARE SVBUBBIKe BBl'SUEB, BROOKS. ETC II. THE MARKHAM, ETC. W. WILSON I-O 33 XI.

SCOTT AND ELM 8TS. ODD BUILDING. -I 100 200 300 500 600 MiD0 in Attempted Rape TJpoa Tsssc Ury Dsver, by Demi Im the Rb a Hesro Han. Swift sad Fearful Ketrlbntlen Tisl- ted Cptn the Tlllain by tbe Jd dlgnaat and the Friends ef tbe Lady. RussellvUle Democrat.

QFrom Postmaster Kirchof, of Dover, who was in town Tuesday, we learn the particulars of a deplorable affair which occurred at that place early Monday morning, which had a most tragical end. In the snburbs of the town in a small cottage, lives Mr. Russ Tucker, who has a family consisting of wife, son and two dauehters, living at home. About 4 o'clock Itfonday morning Mr. Tucker and his son were aroused from their sleep by the screams and shrieks one of his daughters.

Hushing to the sleeping apartment of the young adies, Mr. lucker found that their room had been invaded by a negro man of notoriously bad character, and that the demon had attempted to offer violence to the person of one of the daughters. Upon the appearance of Mr. lucxer the negro tied, and was pursued closely by Mr. Tucker, who soon alarmed others.

The chase was short, and the negro, John llogan, by name, was soon captured his pur suers never navmg lost sight ot him, we understand, from the time he left the house. Ouicklv and silentlv a roDe was pro cured and, after marching John to the woods a few hundred yards from town he was swung up, and, after a few struggles, the life of the reckless, des perate man was Thus, in less than an hour, the devilish deed at tempted by this most unfortunate wretch brought swift retribution upon his head, and the rising sun found the town as quiet and calm as though nothing had occurred, tew ot the citi tens being aware ot what was gomgon Ihe neero was a most abandoned wretch, his brutish propensities hav ing led him to attempt similar offences as many as three different times before this last and fatal sceue. While the whole community feel relieved and breathe easier at being freed from the presence of such a lustful daring charactea as Vas John Ilo gan, and, while everybody agrees that he richly merited the punishment he received, there is a feeling of the most prolound and almost universa regret at tne manner in wnicn nis punishment was meted out, and there is no doubt had some of the older and more cool-headed citizens ot Dover been cognizant of the transaction in time, they would have prohibited the young men from committing the rash and grave act of taking the law into their own hands. Later. Coroner Lancford has held an inquest over the dead body of John llogan, and the verdict of the jury is that the deceased came to his death by hanging by the neck with a rope, and at the hands of II.

II. Poyn-ter, Anderson Morgan and J. Tucker. Thee was no attempt made to conceal the names of the parties engaged in the affair in fact, we understand they themselves reported the fact. city Alderman Thompson absent.

City Engineer Syberg recommended the reconstruction of bridges at the corner of Center and Sixth, and Sherman and Third streets. Referred. A communication was received from Hon. W. W.

Wilshire asking an ap- Eropriatiou for Fourth of July cele-ration. A communication from Jerome Lewis. W. A. Rector and others, ask ing the cooperation of the council in the Jbourth ot July celebration, and further asking that the council be present, to ride in rear of the police force (mounted), was received and adopted.

City clerk reported the sale of five cemetery lots, and a number of dog licenses last month. George Phelps reported twenty-five interments in Mt. Hollv for mouth of June. The city engineer reported therazinc oi the boose, and the arrest ot certain citizens on tne cnarce oi being con cerned in the offense. Report filed.

Chief-of-Police' Blocher reported 5G lamps not lighted for the month of une. Referred to gas committee. Chief-of-Police reported collected for fines, last month, $547.10 in currency. Referred to police com mittee. Police judge and prison-keeper made similar reports.

lleferred to same committee. Inspector of buildings. Col. Syberg, reported examination of structures owned by Fletcher Hotze, Wolf Fones, (i. Bias, C.

P. Redmond. Re ferred. The city engineer furnished a de tailed statement of work done last month by the chain-gang. Filed.

City treasurer reported for June Referred. Market master reported the receipts for June $12.55. Referred to finance committee. City collector reported $1,399.50 col lected for Jnne. Referred to finance committee.

A detailed statement was submitted by bheriff Rottaken of the severa taxes of the city. Referred to finance committee. The committee on cancellation and reissue reported the examinatien $125 accepted orders; $1304 city bonds; $387.81 open accounts $9404,25 printed certificates. Report filed. Pay-roll of the city officers for June, $800.67 was referred to the finance committee with instructions, if correct, to pay same.

Pay roll of police force for -June, $1145, was referred to same committee, with similar instructions. Alderman Wolf offered a resolution prohibiting city officers from receiving ices or compensation other than salary, and that all fees, bo paid into the treasury. Adopted. Alderman Wolf offered a resolution instructing the chief-of police to kill unmuzzled dogs on the streets, from date until October 1, 1875. Adopted.

a 2, 1875 ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUREOF TRAINS ST. LOtJI, IROI MODSTAUf A SOCTHaTtX K.H. Loute Cairo MaU Leave. Arrive. and Express 3:20 pjc.

2.35 A jc. Texas MaU and Express 8a0 AJI. JC KIKFniS A LI1TU BOCK KAIL, WAT. Mail and Kx press 3:50 P.M. 1 v5 p.m Aeoommodationt tiaWAJf.

Sii5P.M L.IXTLX SOCK A rOKT MflTH BJL Mull 8 iWA.lt. 2:30 POf fTnesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays excepted ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. Routes. Arrives. Closes.

Eastern via Mernphisand Ldiue Hoex xw iw. aanv zua a.m. p. Louis, Iron Mountain ana ooutnem itauroaa, Arkansas division North 8:20 P.M. A.x South A.M.

00 p.m Western via F. S. K. K- Sundays excepted) 2:30 P.M. 7:30 AOs Pine Bis and Monti cel lo, daily.

8:00 P.M. Greenwood, on Monday, weanesaay Kf naay uwu m. izuvj fji. Tulip, via Sheridan, de parts inonaay, arrive Ttaandiv -00 p.m. A.M.

Pine Bluff north side of rLver, Tuesday and Friday 11:00 A.M. U.S0 P.M SPECIAL BITE NOTICE. Announcements of deaths, funeral notices, inarriaaes and births, not exceed ing three lines, inserted gratis. All such announcements exeeeaine tnree. lines in length, and complimentary notices of mar riages and obituaries, will be charged one dollar per Inch or fractional part of an Inch, and must be paid for or guaranteed before insertion.

All calls nnon nersons to become candi dates for offices, and all responses thereto, charged twenty cents per line, and must be paiu i or Deiore puoucauon. Advertisements or notices for churches. benevolent societies, fairs, concerts, for religions or charitable purposes, at ten cents per line. Announcements of church er rices in serted gratis. If not exceediogthree lines; any excess to be charged ten cents per line.

JS advertisements or matters subject to charge will be received or considered in the editorial rooms, but must be presented to UJC MOtlld All kllC txjuuuug-ruuiii. umeers, attorneys ana otneis having legal publications to make will please mark the number of insertions, and in what issues, aauy or weexjy. tney wisn mem to appear, lain conrse will confusion. save much trouble and CAPITAL CITY Alt LETT. Senator Dorsey is at Hot Springs Senator East, of Clark, arrived yesterday.

Watermelons are ahead of time this year. are generally not due till the 4th ot July. What's the difference between woman and a fatigued dog. One wears a dress and the other pants. ne ince ot tne president and secretary of the public school board is temporarily removed to Dr.

13 Uond drug store. The latest one is The Dailv Free Luncn, published at Hot cpnnss and edited by Cad." Well, that's an engaging title. lelegraph, pitch in. Mai. E.

C. Boudinot happened in on us yesterday, to our great surprise. He left by the afternoon train for St. Louis. Thence he will go to the Choctaw nation by the M.

K. and T. road. The postoffice tariff of 5c on money orders for sums ot $10 or less was yesterday abolished. Hereafter the rates will be On orders not exceeding $20, 10c over $20 to $30, 15c; $30 to $40, 20c $40 to $50, 25c.

-The new temperance hall not be ing quite ready for occupation, and not wanting to ipteriere with the present religioms meetings, Worthy Frimate Brandon has again postponed the meeting of Little Rock council No. 23,. for to-night, another week. We have a specimen of oats. raised on the farm of Mr.

Alex. T. Embry, of Pope county, which is as fine as can be raised in any county. Our friend Alex, is a young farmer. and has a big crop on hand from the best accounts.

He is certainly entitled to the blue ribbon for what he holds in oafs. -Lots of money chanced hands yes terday. It would do an "inflationist" good to see or interesting to estimate into now many transactions any bill of currency entered during the day. Probably an amount of debt twenty times greater than the value of the currency used, was paid. And still the collectors are on the war path.

We know Joe Griffith is. Treat him kindly, and don't compel him tft call again. Shoe leather is dreadfully mgn tnese times. THE REVIVAL. Messrs, Whittle and Francis who have been laboring with the churches of our city for the last two weeks, left tor their homes on yesterday.

Uunng their stay they have drawn the hearts of christian people to them. -The plain gospel preaching of Mr. Whittle and the same gospel as sung by Mr. rrancis, has been made a blessing to many in our midst. These gentlemen 1 f0ll u0 nn'ir.

hsn.i);r;nr.. .11 irkn auaintance during their stav with us The bible reading at the Presbyterian enure on yesterday morning, was Iarcely attended, it beine the last ser vice with these beloved brethren. The subject, Heaven," as the scriptures were read referring to it and tne re marks ot lur. tattle caused many a weary one to look away to the home beyond the river. At the close of the service nearly all passed forward to give the parting hand to these ser vants of the Heavenly Master.

May choicest blessings be upon The meetings will be continued through the week, morning and night, by our city pastors, at the Presbyterian churcu. BITEBBEWS. River 3 feet 6 inches and fallinz. In port rMaroelle and Rob't Hardy, '1 ha Hilla Hughes was expected down last nignt, ana win return at p.m. Baturday.

t'- The fast and pretty Mamelle came down with a good freight trip and cabin full. She leaves Saturday at 5 p.m. for Fort Smith and all way landings. of FOR SALE. OR BALB-AKKANSAS BIXES IN any amount to suit ourchasera.

These bonds pay tbe Real Kstate bans debt, ana are sola a lew cent nnaer state scrip. 701 W. D. BLOCKER. OR SALE A TWO STORY FRAME rooms, good carriage-house, stable, wood and coal shed, never failing well desirably situated.

Lot 75X130 feet, beautifully set out in fruit and shrubbery. Terms easy ana cneap. B. nOR BALE A COMPLETE SET OF Bar Fixtures for a nrstelass saloon. Addreas caret of this office.

FRUIT AND DAIRY FARM, NEAR THE city two hundred acres twenty-five fa cultivation ten is orchard: best selec tion of fruit in full bearing. Good frame dwelling-noose, stable and other out-build ings; fences In good order: best water In I the world location beautiful and perfectly neaiwy. Appiy vo Ileal Estate Agent, 17 est St. -t- T7IOK SALE REAL ESTATE DWEIr AJ ling Housesaed Building Lots, In (liferent parts of tne city: also, Cultivated and Wild LaDds. Q.

MEADE, Real EstaU Agent, office No, 17 West Mark ham street. FOR. RENT. OFFICES FOR RENT THOSE DE-llgbtfully eooland beautiful rooms re-' cently occupied by T. B.

Mills A and other desirable offices and rooms, single ur en suite. Apply to W. V. WRIGHT. AnL Office Room No.

19, Denckla Block. 715 FOR RENT BRICK STORE CORNER of Main and Fourth streets. Kent S50 per month. CHAJA. P.

HEDMOND. CIOR RENT TWO BRICK STORES, AND one large room np stairs, on Aiain UD between Second and Third streets. 621 CHARLES J. KREBS ITIOR RENT THE BRICK STORE ROOM adjoining Heard ou's Book Store, on tie east, inquire ai tnis oraq. IOR RENT THE STORE ROOM AND fixtures, Peyton block.

No. 214 Main street, recently ooupted by Monow A Cowpland. Possession May 1st. Also, several offices and sleeping rooms on the second floor. J.

IL. HANKY, Agent. T7V On RENT DWELLING HOUSES, JJ with from one to ten rooms each also, offices and storerooms, and building lots in mot hit Trt of the citv. an G. tu asxUA.uro, unw Agent, No.

17 Mark ham street. STEAMBOATS. LTTTLE ROCK AND PINE PACKET Downs Clerk, Leaves for Pine Bluff every Monday and Thursday at 13 o'ciock m. tJKO. Ci.

RAMRRY.Atent. 6.M No. 14 Main street. REGULAR LITTLE ROCK AND FORT SMITH PACKET. James i Master.

A. M. Woodruff Leaves Little Rock every Saturday at 5 p.m. CHUNK WEAVER, Agent. FOR MEMPHIS THE SPLENDID SIUE- WHEEL STEAMER, BEX.I.E TJKXAS.

Wooubcrk Master. Will leave as above on Friday, at io a.m. CHUNK WEAVER. Agent. FOR MEMPHISI The splendid side-wheel steamer -Sglfl.

r- LEGAL TESOEB Ed. NowlaITD Master Walxek Outlaw cierx. Will le ire as above, Tuesday at 10 o'clock. CHUNK WEAVER, Agent. su-tu BANKING.

Chaslb F. Pxki President. w-n irranif. Orees r. Walkrr, Vice President.

I Cashier. cs-Esiiivac-Lisr, SAVINGS BANK, J.ITTLE ROCK. ARK. mnivainTB a H1TNRRAL BANKING business, and makes collection on all Tvr.fr a in tha BUlthuul gOUtU (t at rea- I onable ratea. AfXXJUNTS OF "BANKS, BANKERS MERCHANTS jAND OTHERS 80UCJTED.

We Boy and Sell EXCHANGE on all nolnts in Great Biitain. Ireland ana xnu nentai curope. BOARD OF: DIRECTORS. C. F.

PIHUU A' WlIAIAX KlltlS, JCDGK U. M. ROSK, JOHK X- uik, O. W. JOHMBOST.

OXOKOK RXlCHAKDT, Jaxks K. Baonre. A. Bchidm. I JoHir i.

FLall'iiaa. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE I OFFER FOR BALE THAT VALD ABLK farm on AVlnt lie move creek, Oouway uoanty, heretoore known -TJU strong 'place 77S acre in tn tract, 820 aireaclered and in high atata ot cultivation. Oln-nouse, tenant bomaea and other of th raort desirable forma ahovo Littla-Roe. I lie between the iJtJe Rock and Fort Smith railroad and thaArkanaas riverone half rail from the and a balf mile, from the There a fine cypreaa brake at the upper end of the place. VhU farm will be CoU 2i: Van Boren Arkanaaa.

8t. plain, two slues, 57; two colors, two sides, 00 best quality, pxain. ia -iwo coiors, plain, two sides, two colors, two sides, $9.50. If sent by mail, postage will be added. ENVELOPES WITH BUSINESS CARD, with order to return to writer printed on them, are furnished at the prices indicated the following PKICK LIST OF PRIXTE ENVELOPES No.

No. $3.00 for XX SJ50 for S-V) for XX 4.W for XXX 5.u0 lor XX 5.50 for XX 6.00 for 500; 5iW 500 5txi 5t; 500 50; Jo.lX) for 5.50 for 5.50 for 6A for ti.00 for 9.U0 for 10.00 for loeu. 10011. 1IJOU. loou.

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No. BUSINESS CARDS ON DEEDS. When our ready printed conveywi'eea ar ordered to the amount of fJUdolianAit on, we will, If sort-quested, print the businta card of the purchaser upon the face of the deeds without extra oharee. Where orders amount to less than $20, we tt extra for cards on deeds. HANDBILLS, POSTERS, ETC.

We are prepared to nil orders for any kind of handbHls, posters, circulars, priu ted in colors, or plain, as may be desired. Our facilities fordoing colo ed work are better than any in the state. Prices as low as the lowest. RAILROADPRINTING. We invite attention of the officers and managers of railroads to our lacilities for the prompt execution of ail kinds of railroad printing, such as time tables, tarifls, tickets, statements, etc.

Having had a large experience in this class of work, we are prepareU to fill orrters with dispatch and at the lowest rates, for anything in that department of businejis. Correspondence with railroad officials promptly attended to. LElTEB APJDN01E HEADS. Letter and note heads are furnished In the best, style and at short notice, at the following rates PRICKS FOR LETTER HKAM. ream, 12 tt letter, plain ream.

12 lb letter, color 10 00 ream, 12 tt letter, two colors Z12 00 ream, 12 tb letter, three colors 14 DO ream, 10 lb letter, 0o ream, 10 lb letter, color 9 0 roam id tli letter, two colors 11 00 ream. 1'J tt letter, three colors 13 00 8 00 ream, 12 tt letter, plain ream, la letter, coior at ream, id letter, two coioi jy ream, 12 lb letter, three colors 10 GO 5 90 ream, 10 letter, plain. ream, 10 lb letter, color 1 ream, 10 ft eolors ream. 111 ft letter, three colors PRICES FOR NOTE HEADS. 50 7 CO 00 ream, ream, ream, ream, ream, ream, ream, ream, 6 lb letter, plain fl letter, color 6 00 a so 6 lb letter, two colors- 8 0 8 letter, three colors ID 00 5 ft letter, plain 00 5 lb letter, color 5 30 5 ft letter, two colors 7 00 5 ft letter, three colors.

9 00 SCNTHLY STATEMENTS. Per leara of 060 half sheets, 5 ft note.J7 00 BILL HEADS. Printed with business card in any desired, at the top of the page Per 1000 assorted. Per 500 assorted fn 60 5 CO BANK CHECKS, DRAFTS and DEPOSIT TICKETS Made to order at lowest prices. Samples and prices of any class of work will be furnished on application in person or by letter.

LEGAL BLANKS. Legal blanks for justices, constables, clerks, sherifis and lawyers constantly on hand. We have facilities for doing all kind ot bindery work. Books, music, pamphlets, periodicals, manuscript bound in any desired Btyle, and with the best and moat desirable materials. Prices low, and work promptly executed WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS.

Executed In any style desired, with or without monograms, and envelope match. We pay special attention to the prevailing mode and the frequent changes of fashion. As such work requires grea-t care, and should not be hurried, parties are requested, when possible, to give their orders so that we may receive them at least one week before the work is desired, i BLANK iiOOKS RAILROADS. BANKS, i COUNTY OFFICERS, ETC.r i MADE A SPECIALTY AIL WORK GUARANTEED TO SATISFACTION. GIYE ON LAKGE OBDEES THE ABOVE PRICES WILL BE GREATLY REDCCEP.

Address orders to I ARKANSAS GAZETTE, i. UU Koek. Ark 1 1 i i. I 4 I.