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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
THE NRW scHonI.HousR.

In regard to the new school-house, which the
Board of Education is building, and to pay for
which the City Council declined, on Thursday
evening, to issue the bonds which were author
lied by the Legislature for the purpose, it may
be that the Council has right, legally to so re-
fuse but the refusal is nothing but wrong,
nevertheless. This new school-house was pro
posed year or more ago, and after an uusuc.
eessful effort to postpone it's erection until next
year, BY transferring pupils from one school to
another, ali over the city. lot was purchased
in Nay last. Mr.. Lynch of the 10Th Ward
stated at that time that over one hundred
rem in his Ward could not find snt- child
schools, and the order to pure' .4nce to the
view to building imT lLse the lot, with
fun discussion, ur -ediAtely, was. after g
PrsviouAI" -Aninaously agreed to,
turs ;, however AMI while the LegslA.
-As IN session. the City Council had united
with the Board Of Education in a resolution re-
questing the Legislature to authorize the issue
Of bonds to build new school houses, and upon
this joint request, they were authorized. The
Board Of Education subsequently, appointed 8
Committee to prepare plans, afterwArd to in.
Ets proposals. on them, and finally, nearly two
months ago, to proceed with the building. All
these steps the Council was eognizant Of, for
they we're made publicly. and it's Committee Of
Finance uas especially and particularly notified
Of them, from time to time, by the Finance
Committee Of the Board.
The new house il placed exactly in the locsli
ty where it vAs believed TO be most needed, ( At
and Harrison Sta the growth Of population il
that section Of tbs city having been very rapid
1t isA neat and substantial structure-nothin
more-and while two or three thousand dollar
lees might have sufhced for 8 chea
and shabby building, the Board di
not consider that it was required I
practice aAy such short-sighted "cheesepArings
economy 1t is fair TO add. moreover. that ii
city under the direction Of the very member
Council who made most fuss about this sehoo
house on Thursday evening has erected pun
house, on the BrAndywine, with Whish in styl
architecture, surroundings. and expense, Il
new school building will not bear compAriso
The member from the Ninth Ward appears
regard the protection Of an engine and pumpil
machinery from tho weather, as a proper obje
to pour out large sums upon, but the educate
OF the peoples children as one quite benea
consideration, and only worthy OF such o.
fArthipgs as may be left from the citys sppr
priAtions-h, indeed farthing ever were lei
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
The :" Cood-Enough" Shoe.

"GOOD ENO UGH" OLD HOSs. ARE
ThERE ANY OTHERS y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08

Medico Pencils
For removing Corns and Warts, sold ny
BAG. SHOEMAKER
ApothecaIies,
sOs Market Street, Institute BuildiHs-
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Business men Of Dallas, merchants,
bankers, landowners, and yc who have
your thousands salted down, with
notes secured by mortgages, to our
great shame we tell you that to-dny
N[cssrs. Cameron ~ Mayncld ship to
Dcnlson cargo of wheat which Is the
first of many shipments they expect to
make to TINT city during the present
season. Thus we see the richest ana
best trade we possess passing from our
doors to enrich n rival city not seventy
five miles distant. The min upon
which these shipments Of wheat VIII
be ground was begun last February,
and IN now so prosperous In Its opera
tions rs to make Dcnlson n market for
Dallas county WHEAT. How long VIII
we delay in n matter of 10 vital I'M
portance M the erection of mills with
at least facilities enough to grind the
wheat raised In our county, who VIII
be the first to move In this matter, ana
stay the hand that IL now robbing w
of the richest trade at our command'
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yelled, "gct up, got upi tho damed
thing says boiling heat, and Wen all
de- But his wife Just turned over
and said; "fhrow II out, dear" Then
he rushed to the wall and gathered II
In his hand and rushing bnck, threw
Il out of tho window; then, slamnllng
the sash down, he exclaimed, "Well J
never felt better In my liieW
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Tarrnnt County.
, patented to Clark &

l,1SO acres, patented to Clark Il Bryan, at
81 80.
Lao acres, in the name of +. Houston, at So
per acre.
100 acres, 10 miles southwest of Fort Worth,
part of the j. Gillelon survey, prairie at n
per acre.
100 acres, 10 miles east of Fort Worth, the
Fannin survey, ut So per acre.
100 acres, IL miles southwest OF Dallas, the
Mckinney Il Williams survey, prairie, ut 81
per acre,
FARMS.
go acres, miles south OF Fort Worth, 30
acres in cultivation, orchard aud hedge fence;
price, $500.
Denton County.
1890 acres 10 miles south of Denton, the W.
Thorton survey, prairie and timber, at S. per
acre.
FARM.
200 acres, 3 miles south of Iewisville, %
acres In cultivation, NJ S. per acre.
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charlie yyrIrxs. .

This gentleman assumes the condtic-
torship of the Through Express on the
Texas Pacific, which will make Its first
run through to-day, leaving on sched-
ule time.
Charlie was born u railroad man
and knows how to handle train, and
under his supervision we may look out
for one of the best conducted trains
IN the State of Texas, All aboard
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The undersigned takes this method OF
notifying the citizens Of Dallas That he has
lscntrd IN this city for The
purpose Of supplying all who may need
them, with the celebrated Forest CITY llBht,
ming Rods which are universally admitted
by MI acquainted with the principles Of
electricity, to he the best rod In use bntil
further notice, all orders left ut the Crntch-
field House viii be promptly attended to-
liOdtf e. n. lIlLBURN, Agent
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f.. A. Sayrc 4 Co., having rc'purahased the
drug business ut their old stand, corner
Main and Houston street, VIII be Pleased To
see NIL their old customers.
Mr.. Frank A, Sayre will pay special atten'
ton to the prescription department
July 9Th, 1873. lG-dtf
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NJ. NJ A. CarncIIur.

We invite attention to the profess
sional card of this gentleman lnanother
column.
DR.. Cornelius enjoys an extensive
practice and one marked by uniform
success. His abilities and experience
have enabled him to seelirothe position
of Health officer of this city, position
that he is filing with the most perfect
satisfaction.
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To Railroad Companies.
NOTICE..

The subscriber having been connected
with railroads for u number OF years, and
knowing the economy of their structure Is
desideritum OF the age, submits to their NO
tice and that OF contractors in this State the
cheapncss and durability OF the Florida Vel
low Pine Heart Ties Tor railroads, which
have stood the test in that State without be-
ing removed for Il period OF eighteen years.
Knowing their economy, the subscriber Of
fers to supply the same, delivered at the port
of st. Marks, Florida, or at the port of Gal
weston, TO any extent that may be required.
The general rule for ties In our state Is MS
follows: feet in length, from to 10 in face,
with 81 and in. heart, o in. thick. Those
wanting information, direct letters to /. L. &
NJ. Il. r., LOCK Box rs, Dnllns, TexnS. lAldGt
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parlor beauties who sing ana plny iur lhe
hcn"Gt M their swprthcnrts, should not for
act tint tho use of English Female l'ittorS
relieves TINT pain, lnvigoratrs, builds up
md strengthens, makes them feel buOyahl
and tnllt with u vim.
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First of September.

The building will be repaired and thor
oughly furnished with new desks.
Thankful for liberal patronage during
the past Two years, he respectfully SELECTS a
continuance OF the same. Timely notice
will be given OF the exact date of opening.
l46ilw NJ w MARTIN
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Philip Werlein, Wholesale and retail deal
or in Pianos and Organs, office and sales
rooms Nos. 5000 Baronnc street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lever and
terms more favorable than ut amy establish
ment South. Large sales fully attest these
statements Piano. sold on payments OF
sl2 20 and SO per month II preferred. Philip
werlein's Is the Oldest music house, and also
the largest plano and organ house IN New
Orleans. One-fonrth million copies sheet
music OF all kinds. Sond for price list and
terms. l2JdN
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ION WOMK.

W. ssye the facilities and 'hc work &,
,.s. 10 d. M neod work. anu ~ Wv
,a,, rates, "a cnm he done anywhere.
and We mean 10 do u. nrhg y."
v,.e lob work 10 THE DAILY Mn
AID OTFrCE. Corner Elm m" nous
sep strocrn. t0Ai
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The best assortmento of Havana and domes-
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco In Dallas Is tc
be had at T. Relnecke's, opposite Cosmopoli-
tan hotel. H1-utW
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PROMISES To PAY" will not pay
my debts. L urgently nsE every one
owing me 10 call ut once ana settle
MUST hayc what IN due me.
J. w. SwINpRI.I.S.
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TILE auotlon business llourlshcs.


,,,ta,v lIcrals ofllce.
The auction business ilourlshcs'
HURRY up with your Fall gardens
VEGETABLES, rcd,ctio dd aJs'rd''m.
TEXAS Pacific hands "pald off, yes
terday.
A LAUGHING matter-Rcductlon OF
taxes.
YESTERDAY was recast OF tho day
before. ~ "
A TOUCHING incldcnt--Thc fly on
your nose.
Eaas flvlIng out. Hens to tho res
cue!
MUCH horse-ncsh "Going, going,
gono!u under the hammer.
oINEwillseveupso some delicious
green turtle soup to-day.
pRor. SCALES will return by the 10Th
of the current month, us we arc in
formed by private letter.
THE Market House Company won
yesterday In the suit instituted against
them by the city.
EIKA, the gayest and llycliest dis
penser Of liquids this side Of the Gulf,
came up nom Corsicana yesterday,
DALLAS butchers are so clean that II
snow bank would look like pile OF
charcoal beside them.
TIIE work Of clevating the stones to
their positions IN the Courthouse walls
Is not a matter Of many hours.
A LITTLE dog suffered IN eclipse Of
his tail day before yesterday, through
the cleaving capacity of street car
wheel.
FOSTER BL0DaErr who, with Bull
lock, skinned the financial hide off of
Georgia, is said to be living near this
city, under sobriquet.
THAT man didn't fool round dying
much who held acnndleto the opening
ofapowder keg, ten miles northeast OF
this city, yesterday. He only saw a
change of scenery, that's all.
A NEW carrier has taken charge OF
the city distribution Of TIE HERALD.
Should any Of our subscribers fail to
get their paper, they will oblige us by
leaving word at the Office
THERE was some stir among the
Hook and ladder boys" yesterday
Oh learning that their truck and full
equipment had arrived. Only o por.
ton, however came to hand.
MIR. s. M. WHARTON has driftcd in
with the swelling tide Of Elm stree
enthusiasm and is responsible for ,
bran new livery. feed and sale stable
that has assumed shape in that thor
onghfare, within the last few days.
Mr.. JOHN W. KERR restless MS ,
young eagle for It's upward flight
throws out his coat of arms and Is IL
the full flush of n splendid bankin,
business, and yet the weather Is infiam
nble enough to make charcoal out o
his grecnbacks and q mass of bullion
out OF his specie.
DALLAS gamlns were thrown int,
august sorrow the other day, upon tn
demolition, by the wind, of the circu
fence, fronting the Dallas hotel var,
and We're only rejuvcnated so as to b
able to complete covering the inside q
their respective homes with the sail
vary paper wad, upon the fence bein
re-nstated.
WE had the pleasure Off introdut
ton, u few days ago, to Mr.. William
Bogel, Of the firm OF Bogel & Riddle
extensive Wholesale grocers and con
mission merchants, Of Jefferson, Tc,
as. 1t Is the intention of Messrs. Bog,
\ Riddle to remove to this city an
AAopen one Of the heaviest line Of gr,
ccries ever brought to Dallas and wit
resources unsurpassed in this Stat,
and an unlimited credit, we extend I
this firm a reception due to enterpris,
capital and business character.
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Desirable Residence for Sale,

The undersigned Offers for sale his resi-
dence, corner Pacific avenue and Hsustrn
street. The building Is one of the best and
most thoroughly finished In the city, and has
all necessary outbulldings attached, For
terms, inquire OF W. II. Thomas, at the bank
sSdswtif' y ''4n NOW. S% II DEL
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Wanted, few hundred bushels sound
white wheat, for which will pay 81 lOspecic.
WILLIAM SCOTT,
Az Dallns Manufacturing Flour Co.'S Depot,
Market street, bet. Main and Elm.
l5l-dltwlt
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Mr.. J. s. PENN, Of the firm Of ]. s.
Penn 4 Co., the popular book and sta
tionery house of Austin and South
west Texas, was in our city yesterday,
on his way to New York, for the pur-
pose Of making large and important
additions to his stock. We understand
1t Is also his intention to purchase the
stock Of the new book house which is
TO be opened by his brother In this city
In a few weeks. We wish Mr.. Penn
an agreeable journey and safe return.
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will pav tho full retail price FOR one copy
each OF the following numbers OF lho i"i,y
Herald, viz: March ~, ~, TO- ~ ~ ~ 20
April and 10, and JuneH.
JOHN W. sWINDELbs,
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Hoal Estate for Sale.

Immediately adjoining tho city OF Dallas,
100 acres delightfully."- situated, aud viii be
sold IN quantities To suit purchasers
THIfllMOND & MITCHELL
lDItf Attorneys ~ Law, DALLAS, TeNns.
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Geo. Nj. E.ittlcficld AZ Co., fur
nituurc dealers, have moved OPP
posite the Scott House, Elm
street. where they will rcInain
until their new brick building
IN completed. ll7tl
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IantruotIon on Tho Piaao.

Miss Mary McOwen VIII rocoyea fow more
pupils for instruction on tho Piano sl'
may be found NJ the residence ~ the senior
publisher Of Tho Dallas Herald, corner rae
clio ny0nue and Houston street, liOdlhh
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mCTCTINs.
Town Lots for Male.

Twelve lots lone blocls), on The principal
..s,ssss streot Of thstown Of lIulchihS' on
tho Central II,ailrond, IN Dallas county 'o'
sals At low prices, Apply 10
JOHN w.swlNpELls,
,~,s,,, Herald 0fiioo.
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A big thing. Furniture and furnishing
goods for sale and buildings for rent.
Apply at once to
,aldtf BLAKE & BARKLEY.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned takes pleasure in an
nounclng tn the public that he has secured
control OF the old Masonic Hall for the COM
ing year, and that his school will be opened
about the
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A CARD.
To tItcVetcys ofE,ailas County

LLOW-ClTIXENS: The rapldity of
growth and development OF our county,
amidst the cXctcmunts of which | have
come amongst you, and the abSonr of
strongly marked Individuality In the most
earnest and loyal of "new comcrs,' Justlhes,
If IL does not make necessary, ON this occa-
sion, II public introduction. am announced
to YOU to-day MS candidate for District
Clerk of Dallas county, and beg 10 say That
in soliciting your suffrage ] rely upon my
personal and political record ms made with
In your observation, if not within your lines,
during twenty years. In politics, am u
Democrat, none the less devoted and firni
because courteous and chnritablc. Having
east my first vote for Mr.. Buchanan for Pres
ident, have never scratched Il Democratic
ticlxetnor shirlIcd II vote. IL elected Circuit
Clerk by your suffrage, will be MS Just, as
respectful, as diligent and as faithful in duty
nS am, and have been consistent and con-
slant in politics. Very respectfully,
| ll5dtf RICHARD GAINES.
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING COMPANY

and viii locate Certificates for one-sixih in
tcIrst in the land.
Below we give partial list OF the lanus
that we ARE now offering for sale:
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Two nrst-rnte large harness horses for sale
or exchange for good mules. Apply to
E.S. GAY, JR,
l5l-dtf Once Jordan, Gay 4 CO.
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Jelly Glasses, Fruit lars,
Sealing Wax. all ut reduced
prices. ut GOSLaN AZ CO.'S.
lid
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,teknelt beside her dying bed,
hapcak, daughter, speak," the old man said,
"Where IL IL father, where Is II, say,
English Female Bitters must have to-day.
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STAGE LINES.

Arrives. Departs.
DESToS-Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays ut 900 p. m. Departs on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays ut TOO n. m.
1T $40 q. m. Arrives Mondays and Fridays
ot RaD y. ma. i 1 4 u l.. - -. L Il y -
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sonrinr, Machine For Snle.

A second hand Empire Sewing Machine IN
offered for sale cheap II carly application Is
made 10 j. W. SWINDELIS.
l52-dtf
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

BREADSTUFFS AND GRAIN.
There Is u good deal of new wheat offering
Sales light; not dry enough to bulk, Flour
In active demand Mt our quotations
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aahssriAesa.
ATE hs''; A ssssI'' Ne" subscribers
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LOTS AND HOUSES
In the city of Dallas.


We invite land buyers TO call and examine
our Register. Lands In our hands are FOX
SALE. When n man puts his property N
the hands of IN agent, lac means "busllltsS,
aud does not put "Glncy price" ON his lnhd
10 scare away purchasers.
Persons having land for sale will nnd II to
their Interest 10 call and register their lands
0t once. We charge nothing for registering
or advertising, and only small commission
when sale Is effected.
II you wnnt to sell your land 10 HE imml-
grants TO this country, you must place lllch
In the hands Of Agents ON the line OF travel
Our Office bong IN the city Of Dallus, which
has now become the center of commerce ana
travel for the North In Northwestern
Texas. We haNe superior ties for selling
lands, which We have greatly increased by
liberal advertising, and We can insure sat
isflction TO all who place property In our
hands.
We buy and sell on commission, Land Ger
| tihcntcs. This branch of our business we
make Il speciality. We are members of the
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THE MAILS.

Northern mail, via Central Railroad,
CLOSES daily, except saturdays, At, $40 p
Southern mail, via Central Railroad,
closes daily, except Sundays, at,;,~ll:o
Eastern mail, via Texas and Pacific
nr,iays, at.....,.....".....,..............s $50 p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . ~. s. SEQ p
Wnxahachie mai. via stage, closes
daily, except Sundays, at ;.,,,pr,s". 5co p
sS%aays' st.. ' s., Soc p
Denton mall, via stage CLOSES Mop-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at s.et y
Greenville mail closes Tuesdaysand
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Dn!ims County.

GO acres, 3 miles southeast OF llutchins, the
Ann Stokes survey, prairie ana timber; price,
t5 per acre,
30 acres, Is miles southeast Of Dallas, part
of the q. W. Shaw survey, timber; price, -
per acre.
of the H. Denton survey, TIMBER price, % per
acre.
82O acres, Ii miles southwest of Dallas, the
j. :. Jones survey, prairie ana timber; price
80 per acre.
$40 acres, 10 miles northwest OF DALLAS, UNI
her; 81 per acre.
50 acres, 10 miles west of Dallas, part of the
Thomas Collins survey, prairie; 81 per acre.
100 acres, II miles east of Dallas, the VIM.
Brynn survey, timber; 80 per mere.
100 acres, miles north of Dallas, part of the
Blcdsoe survey, prairie, Mt so per acre
86S acres, miles south OF Dallas, part OF the
Levi Dixon league, prairie and timber, nj
I 30 per acre.
| l73 acres, miles south of Dallas, part of the
Levi Dixon league, prairie, ut W 10 per acre
| go acres, II miles east of Dallas, the Come
! Illus Nernay survey, prailic, nj 80 per acre.
% acres miles vast of Dallas, part OF Tic
| ID. \. Leonard NurT 4. N 50 ~ per acre
! 50 acres, 1 milt, w,si " Dallas, part oi The
| u. A. Leonard survey, at - 30 per acre
! l6U acres, miles northwest of DALLAS, par'
Of the Il. Derbin survey, timber, ut - 10 pei
acre.
l73 acres, II miles east OF Dallas, part Of the
j. Johnson survey, prairie, mt a. 80 per acre
lS2i2 acres, II miles eaSt of Dallas, part OF
the W. Iantham survey,tinlhcr, NJ ~ per acre
100 acres, II miles southwest OF Dallas, part
of the W. W. Mcrrcll survey, prairie, at 80 .
| per acre.
$40 acres, o. miles southwest of Dallas, part
of the Harvey Clark survey, prairie and tim
Der, AT 81 80 per acre.
3l7ii acres, miles south of Dallas, part Of
the A. d. Howard survey, prairie and timber
Mt " per mere.
320 acres, 0 miles northwest of Dallas, part
of the u, Crockett survey, prairie and timber
/ M A
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A fresh supply OF fruits ut DayehpoilS,
a,yin,,,a nlocl, Elm street. l3Od
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Aesnts.
vVyANTED-Iivc, active agents In ell the
w surroundiug counties 70 sollrit sybsrri-
bers for The Daily and Weekly Herald.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
arrival and Departure Of Trains ut
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL

ArrlNtS.
From the South (mail AMI eypressl~ 1885 u. M
From the North mail and express. l:tO D. M
Mixed trnin South .,,.,..,.,,,..,. l2.0um.
Mixed train, North. 300 q. M.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives.
Mill Express .....,., 7.45 p.m. 500 p. M
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FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.

100 acres, 3 miles east Of Brcckinridge f.
Mop survey, 50 acres in cultivation, at so per
acre.
80 acres, miles north of Dallas, 100 acres
IN cultivation, good orchard, at $500.
2iO acres, 3 miles southwest of Dallas, 200
acres in cultivation, 10 acres pasture, good
dwelling, 4 tenant houses, barn, stable, etc.;
gin, small saw and grist mill at 5000.
l20 acres, 3 miles northwest Of Dallas, 80
acres in cultivation, two-story house, at $4,000.
80 acres, j miles north of Dallas, 40 acres
In cultivation. at 81 50 per acre.
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VALUABLE FARMS

In this and adjoining counties, aud business
and residence