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The Placer herald., 1873-10-11
THE Third PARTY.

The action of the convention which met
in Sacramento on the 25 of last ..ionth, es-
tablisled State organization or the third
political party in California. The action
of many of the counties i'll making the
fight for the reforms they demanded through
Organizations independent of either of the
old parties has been followed by the State
The very best men, representing the very
best element of the people in the State
have, regardless of party, met, and with
the one great object in view, viz, that of
their country's good, with the best interests
of her citizens at heart, placed before the
people candidate for the high Office of
Supreme Judge, to whom none can object,
and sent forth, as a declaration of their
principles, platform on which every good
man should be proud to stand. There is
not a sentence embodied in the re olutions
but what every Democrat, who is, or has
been such from principle, can heartily en-
dorse, nor is there a clause but what every
good man in the Republican party should
be proud to cliim as his principles; hence
there is nothing left but for every man of
honest principle to join hands with his
neighbor with the proud ejaculation that
"reform is our motto, the Independent is
our party. and with songs of joy AM
gladness, we will 90 hand in hand to vic
tory" This is the move--this is the party
that will separate the sheep from the goats,
and that is what all will hail to see.
Where n man, through private interest or
personal inclination favors corporations, ,favors
high tariff, favors subsidies, favors high
rates of tran portation, favors aggregatio
of capital in any form, or the concentrated
ofpower at the expense of individual liberty
such man will oppose this movement.
But where man is found who fayors the
inherent rights of be people; who favors a
reduction Of tariff with view to secure
revenue alone; who tavors protecting the
industrial interests of the country, from the
expressions of capital; who tavors States
and Congress regulating such corporations
as they create; who favors retrenchment
and reform in the administrations who iavors
opposing the Government extending its
authority into States contrary to the will of
the people; who iavors hosting corlup-
tionists from power wherever they are found;
and who favors a system of jenuinc reform
that shall bring our country back to tic
purity ard freedom sic once eDjoyed-
wherever mar is found in favor of these
latter principles, he will favor the Inde-
pendent movement, for all these rights,
privileges AMI blessings are promised
through it, and through it most likely to be
obtained Then lei eve y man who has
these principles at heart-and we know
they are lceion-no matter what has been
bis previous political affiliations, drop in at
once with 'he new reform NOV ement, and
prove by his actions that he is willing to
fight for what he breaches. and let your
neghbor and the world know by your
action that you are and have been in
earnest
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11
NeaC Advertisements
TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rr,,u
IN sealed proposals for the furnishing MAJ! nat
al and buidingan addition to the Placer Cone.
Hospital, in accordance with plans and snen;sy ;ey
cations now on file in the Office Of the BoprS II.
Supervisors Of Placer County, will be reca;voa .,
by said Board until Monday October Goth 2Obi'so
before M sI M9rk to % be completed
serves the right to reject any or all bids 'e-
Wv. MANN.
Chairman of said Board
Auburn, October 10, 1873 Gnso
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11

ELECTION RETURNs.-W III our friends in
each precinct see that some one sends us
the vote of their precinct by the most
speedy conveyances as soon as the ballots
are counted? We shall publish the returns,
and the act will be for the benefit of all
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11
Nclc Advertisements.
EERsFr'S SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by vir-
* tue and III pursuance of writ Of execu-
ton now in my hands, issued ont of the Dis
trist Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
of the Stale of California, in and for the county
Of Placer on the 9th day of October A. ID.
1878, upon Judgment rendered in said court on
the 18th day of May, A. ID. 1873 III favor of
H. II. Fellows and w. c. Norton and against
William Afford, for the sum of four hundred
thrty-ona and elShty-six one-hundreths ($i3l
S6-l0O) dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate of seven per cent. per annum from the
date OF said judgment, together with the sum of
tllirty-two and forty-fve one-hundredths 1892
45-l00) dollars, costs of suit, and the further
sum Of one and fifty one-hundredths ($l so
lOO) dollars accruing costs all in gold coin of
the United States
Now, ,sther clore, / have levied upon and will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for
gold coin, on
WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of NOVEMBER,
A. d. 1878, at the hour of II NJ Of that day at the
Court House door, in the town of Auburn
Placer County, California, the following de-
scrbed property, to-wit
All the right title, interest and claim of the
defendant, VIM. Afford, in and to the north
half of section (29), TIE northeast one-fourth of
the northeast one-fOurth of section (2S); the
northeast one-fourth of the northeast one-fourth
of section (33) the southwest one-fourth of
the southwest one-iourth OF section (32) the
southwest one-fourth of the southwest one
fourth of section (2S); the northwest one-fourth
OF the northwest one.f fourth of section 1887 /;
also the interest of said defendant in and to
the following lands, standing in the name of
John Afford o-wit:
The southeast one-fourth of the southeast one
fourth of section (29) the northeast one fourth
of the northeast one-fourth of section (32) and
the southwest one-fourth of the northwest one
fourth of section (33), with all the erections
and improvements thereto belonging or in any
wise appertaining; said property situated, lying
and beng IN township IA, north range, east,
Placer County, California
The above described property I will sell as
aforesaid OF so much thereof as may be suffi-
cient to satisfy said Judgment, interest, cost ac-
crulng costs and expenses of sale.
b. D. DUNNAM,
Sheriff Placer County
Sherff's office, Auburn, Oct. H. 1873
nS-3w
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OLD ARMoRY Hall,
NOTICE.

ONOR ABOUT THEFIETEENTH pA1 ND I'd
" June, 1873, One Bay Colt without, Din 1,;Is
strayed upon my enclosed land one-nAi .hsre.
South East of Newcastle, and now remains I'm,
The owner is srequested 70 come ana P,w "w.v
e''s, .ppas,tI pay fnA' "A" '''' HENRY SwEEzY.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11

ATTENTION TO THIs.--Dwnille is the mo-
nopoly candidate, and McKinstry ia the
peoples candidate for Supreme Jude. Elec-
tiou rexs Wednesday,.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11
TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS.
10 VOTERS.

Don't forget that next Wednesday, the
18th inst., is election day, and that from
your action on that day depends the answer
to the question, shall the monopoly control
the Supreme Court of the State, or shall
that Court be controlled by justice, and give
its decision on the principle of "equal and
exact justice 10 all men, exclusive privileges
to none."3 If this latter is your sentiment
tten goto the polls, though y,u make a
sacrifice to get there, and vote for Elisha
". McKinstry If You wish the monopoly
10 control The Supreme bench, then vote for
Dwinelle, who is their candidate.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11
JUST
NEW TINSHOP.

4 UG. FOUGERON WOULD ANNOoNH..
IN to the citizens of Auburn and vicinity 'n"'
he has opened shop in the
OLD ARM DRY n ALL
On COMMERCIAL STREET
Where he is prepared to furnish to order' m"n''
facture and repair all kinds Of
Tin, Copper, Japaned and Sheet-i Iron WIZ =.
I HYDRAULIC HOSE manufactured ana AZ
paired TIN ROOFING laid down, and all X'hu'
of JOB WORK attend to promptly:
.9js AUG. FOUGEhoN'
Auburn, Sept. 4th-my.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11

MIsrAKEN.-We are surprised that the
Grass Valley Union should make such a
gross mistake as TO assert that we had
crawled in with the Sacramento Uni0n
Not much have we got in with any body,
Mr. Gmss Valley Union. The HERALD is
to-day as it was twenty years ago, fighting
for the good of the masses and the suprem-
acy OF the best principles of our govern
ment.. We are and have been right, and
all who would be likewise must come to us
must get into bed with us, as the Sacra-
mento Union has done since the recent
election, as tt Grass Valley Union must
know and as the Grass Valley Union will
do before many more elections take place
AS for Clicking under the kiver," we will
promise peace to all those who wish TO come
in with us as long as they b have them
selves. But so sure as they begin cutting
up we will do our best TO kick them out, or
scratch them out We are letting our toe
nails grow, so as to be prepared in case of
an emergency.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11
HOW THE FIGHT PROGRESSES

The Grass Valley Union, short time
ago claimed that there would be no votes
cast in that county for McKinstry, the IN
dependent candidate for Supreme Judge;
but in Tuesdays issue it weakened on that
proposition, and said that from news re-
ceived from all portions of the county it
was now convinced that the Independent
ticket would receive large vote in Nevada
County, and that it was gaining strength
and popularity so fast that it looked as
though McKinstry would beat the railroad
candidate, Dwinelle, in that county. That
is about the substance of The Union's article,
and only shows how the campaign is pro-
crossing in the State. Nevada is probably
the worst county in the State for the In
dependents, and even there it seems they
will be ahead of the regular Republican
party. 1t seems from all sources of infor-
nation that the Republican party proper,
is losing its strength all over the State,
and thai the Independents are gaining, and
this is as it should be. The people of this
State will lose all they have gained in the
late election if they permit the monopoly
party to elect their Supreme Judge, and
hold the Supreme Court ready to declare
any anti monopoly legislation unconstitu-
ton Il, that would otherwise be beneficial to
the people This point we urge both Dem
ocrats and Republicans to bear in mind
when they 90 to tie nolls To vote
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11

Tickets At this office we connot print
tickets for outside candidates in townships
where the delegates to the County Con
vention made regular nominations for Justices
Of the Feace, or where nominations have
been made by full Independent conven-
tions ftoin the whole township. This must
be plaih't to every man who knows that the
HERALD is the organ of the Independent,
anti-monopoly party of this county. We
say TINS that parties who want to run as
independents in townships having regular
nominees may not be disappointed, and may
send 10 other Offices at FIRST for their tick cts
This does not apply IN townships where
there has been no regular nominations made
by the lndep ndent party. And mall su cl
townships we are ready to print tickets
where the money is sent in with the order.
We cannot do as the Argus did in the case
Of Cook, of Dutch Flat, commit an act that
will beat our own nominees, or anything
that will in the least impair their chances
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11

ALL Booth Republicans in Nevada Coun-
~ declare their intention to vote for McKin-
stry, the Independent nominee for Supreme
Judge, while the monopoly Republ cans,
though scattering in that county are preach
ing up Dwinelle and still pointing to the
proud { y record Of the Republican party.
This election will at least have the good re-
suits of bringing the good men unto their
own from all parties.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11

none hut Cole-.an's. For sale everywhere and by
HAS. LANGLEY & CO., Druggists, Agents San
Francisco. ap26-ly
, 1873-09-21
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

1VAN1'ED-u!TLS FOR PRIVATE FAMILIES.
" hotGl1 and la.indrius oily aud oouury, ltopm j.?
Mnsnnio Tonptc, Houthwcnt coruor Of Randolph and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-19

TIE following which we clip from
the "East Texas Bulletin" Of the 10th
instant, fully explains the origin Of
yellow fever IN Shreveport:
"The origin of the epidemic In
Shreveport has been traced very GER
tainly to the Transatlantic Circus,
that was to have performed here, but
failed to do 70, because the horses, etc,
were attached in Shreveport for debt.
1t seems that somewhere IN Western
Texas, persons just from Mexico joined
the circus, and some of them were sick
with uomitO in n side tent IN Shrevc-
port while the performance was going
en-. After the seizure Of the property
of the concern they remained, and
still remaining In the city, and the
Chicago Circus which followed In It's
wake, cncamped alongside the remains
of the Trans-Atlantics, in consequence,
many of the showmen of the Chicago
Circus have died about Vienna, and
along the route.
Besides, we are informed that Doc
tor Moore went to st. Louis on the
same boat with some of the attaches
of the Trans Atlantic, and some of
them died ell route to st. Louis of the
fever. The unlocked for channel
through which our unfortunate neigh
Dor has received this fearful visitation
is "a striking commentary on the insta-
bility of human prosperity and happi-
ness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-19

Ahtolu,uls a,f', Prifrlly ndurlcn, AZ
ways uilfJfm. Illuminating power superior
10 .uA. BuIUa IA ms lnup Nilhull danger
of rxploding on iIll,ing liW, Mnuuheluird
expressly 10 take The place Of vnlhlilonhd
dangerous oils. It's suiuly under every pusHl'
prove by liz continued use Ia oNrr NOW1
families.
MilhanB Of gallons hnyo been sold nnd no
accident, directly ur indirectly, has eyer or-
Cured nom huglliuif, storing on hnndllllH ll'
rhp immense yearly loss piiicHnd property
resulting rom lhr urr Ol chcap ANA danger
our o.ls IN the Int,d states, NHppdllilig'
Ihc iusurnuc' companies uul t,r rnidniIH-
sl0lrlE Throughout thrruuntlN rcuWt"nd
tnc As,ri ~ me hohl safeguard Wi"Ir lamps
nIrusrd. send lOrclcunr
For SALE ul retail hN tlu lrndo generally
amt at wholesale by tnp plupilctulh,
tliAS, PRATT a CO.
lBgdHw0nl l0S Fulton street. New York,
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Philip Werlein, wholesale and retail deal
er In Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. 5000 Bar0nne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at my establish
ment South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments of
sI2 30 and so per month II preferred, Philip
Werlein's is the oldcst music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house In New
Orleans. One-fourth million copies sheet
music of all kinds. Send for price list and
terma. l26dtf
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The following is report OF the How
ard Association, Of Shreveport, end
Ing at p. NJ, nth:
Mrs. Harriet Well, IS; - Riley, - !
T.. Smollnsky, -; JAS Bigby, q; Mag
gie Weirham, lO Mrs, h. f. Landy,
40; $50 Brooks, 50; Rev. }. Pierre, =;
Jno. Holloman, =; Mas. Walker So ;
Jno. G. Hill, 80; d. Ii. Comstock, $500;
Rex T. w. Hallstadt, %; Two UNI
known; James 1'illey, colored, 90;
John Jackson, colorod, -; John Pin
son, colored, IL; b. Washington, col
ored, II; Tyler, colored, 49,. Wealth
or fine, fever evidently decreasing for
want of material.
BY reference to the proceedings OF
the City Council, Of the 10th, II will be
seem that Sam. Crossley has been AZ
pointed engineer of the Fire depart
ment Of this city. Sam. Is the press
man of The HERALD, and in the state
there can he found no man more COM
petent for the position, and his al'
pointmcnt augurs well for the future oI
our Fire department.
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City Hall, September 8, lS73.-lt being ru'
mored that the yellow fever Is probably pre-
yaillng 80 some extent in the cities of Gal'
weston, Shreveport aud New Orleans, and
with the direct communication now existing
between tho above named places and thi'
city, would earnestly ask that, as prevent
i've, every citizen use strong disinfectants
and do everything in their power to keep the
city in Its present healthy condition.
81. A. CORNELIUS, NJ. d.
l7Tdtf Health Officer.
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OUR STORES

win be closed on Monday, Inc
22d inst, ana Wednesday, the
Ist Of october, on account Of
Holidays. Our friends, c,isfo'
mers and the pubiic generally
please take notice.
SANGER BROS, Main ST.
GOSHIN g. CO., Main 81.
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w.hry. she mriDiIes and 'hc werh-
mea e. Il. M good work, and ~ ~
Inv rates, m can BE- d"ne n"'""c'',
and We mean "a de- 10. Bring ..m
Fine Jsk work Ia rHE DALI h."
hi,a vFPICE, Corner Elm """ """"'
ION streets.
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Dallas, September io.--wo have tho plea
sure to Inform our friends and tho public
that we havo temporarily opened an Office
in town With Aessrs. W. q. Randall 4 Bro.
until the completion Of our new building
corner Lamar street and Pacific avenue, and
arc prepared TO receive and forward cottor
as usual. is2dlot B.F.LucE 4 co.
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NOTICE.
ur. ~. IT. sparkle.

OF shreveport, is our nulhorihcd agent lot
thni city, 10 whom parties desiring To adV'F'
llss In or subscribe for The HERALD nre re-
spectmlly referred.
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HuTCHiNS.
Tewn Lots for sale.

,
Twelve lots IONS block, on tho prlhc'p"'
b,,sIne,s street Of thctOwn OF Iln'chihn, on
Inc Ccatral ,llaiIroad ~ Dallas county 'o'
nnlr ut low prices, Apply 10
JoHN W.SWINDELIS,
,x,sa,, Herald Olllcc.
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WE are indebted to Master Mechanic
!. w. Russell, of the Texas and Pacific
railroad, for an extra OF the Fast Tex
MS Bulletin of yesterday morning We
clip the following items;
"rhere Is no serious case Of sickness
In town from any cause that we are
able TO hear Of Physicians are re-
quested to notify W. that The public
may he kept posted.
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an,, the amount Of work golng on IN
Il, IL some slight evidence Of tho great
quantity Of b9!lding going on In onr
city. But the work We sass was not
all FOR Dallas. We saw some COM
pleted work being shipped i)r Long
view, on the Texas and Pacific Rail-
road, and for Ilcarnc, on the Central
Railroad. Mr. Grove deserves great
dcal of credit for the energy and bust
ness tact lac has displayed in Fitting up
his shop, and Is deserving Of the lmg-
est patronage, He Is u man of unlir'
Ing energy and perseverance, anu
while he h working for his own profit,
Il also adding largely TO the prosperity
Of our city, In securing for her custom
from all the surrounding towns. His
shsp Is An interesting place 10 visit.
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NOTICE.

A pavsper IL wanted, with el.ooc
essb. ts inyest IN . profitable business
already estsbiishe~. cssis ~ TEX 4
nros., Klsn street. ~ address :, e,
Ieehbss -, DAil~s. i~diys
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Billinrd Tables.

Agency for the sale OF II. Brunswick & Co.'S
billiard tables. improved cushions.
w.K. ORRlCK, Agent,
lT,dim Jefferson st.. two doors from Main.
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Gsueoial Notice,

Three hundred cords wood wanted, Ash
Preferred. Apply to Cd, Dent Il Co., ollice
lily Railroad. lollli
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For Rent,

The Southern Hotel. situated on Main street.
The street cars pass the door every ten mia'
ntes. Apply to
l7Jdl0t THUS. FIELD
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The second story of Clark Il Bryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets
Apply to Clark 4 Bryan, west side Public
Square. i0idi
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ST, LOUIS &NOUqHEASPBRN RAILWAY
CONSOLIDATED
.NnsIhliiIC Sll0rsCs! Line"


And direct route to Belleyille, Ceutralin,
cairo. Shnwnceiown, Evansville Memphis,
sburg Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
Galveston, .yashN Tile, Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Macon, Charleston, savannah, Knoxville,
bristol, Lynchburg, Richmond, Norfolk and
All Points South and Southeast.
t,ood pcs.oaS Why this Is the Preferred
Route.
II Is the only line running Pullman Palace
ptnwng-rOpm Sleeping Cars through from
~ Iouls To Nashville without change.
itisthe only line under one management
between these cities.
IL is the only line boy which passengers can
snye from 70 To 200 miles travel, and from six
10 twenty -four hours time.
TT Is 81 Is CHEAPER from st. Louis to
Nashville than the eircuitors route via Lou
OUR MOTTO,
Quick IlsEi GOOD CARE AND CLOSE CONNECTIONS
New and elegant day coaches equipped
with the Westinghouse Air Brake and the
Miller Coupler and Platform are run In all
Through Tickets on sale and Baggage
checked at all the principal Ticket Offices In
| the West and North.
Ask for tickets via the "southeastern Rail-
| VII. DAVENPORT, E.F, wINsIow,
0enl Ticket Agent, General Manager,
40wlyAdo ~. LOUIS ~, Louis
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It IL economy to Use Dunham's Yeast Pow
der. For purity and strength II hasno equal.
All who use II, like II, and recommend II TO
their neighbors. Decentralization
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Wnll,nr,a Tonic Rltters.

hest tonic known FOR chills, fiyers, consIl-
patton aud Indigestion. For sale In Dallas
by J., j. FENDLEY,
lSid3m once saloon.
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The store house now occupied 10y the UNDER
signed. Also, the front oifcc up stairs IN me
same building, formerly occupied by Ficld ~
Nowlan.
l7sdtf PRATHER 4 MURPHY.
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For Sale.

Two good residences In this city. lmme
diaie possession given.
l50-dtf STEAGALL co.
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Two 1ri-rtc large hnrHvs9 DofUs lor ul'
o. oEehAnec fnr good uulri Apply 10
~, Ghf, I'm
l;l.dt OHiM Jordan, DAY & Co.,
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\ few gentlemen may obtain boarding M
the residence Of the lttp Dr, }, ", Hayes, On
Cochran street FDlil
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The best assortment of Havana and domes
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco In Dallas Is 4
be had at T. Reinecke's, opposite Cosmopoll
tan hotel. h7'dtw
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REMOVAL.
SAVE COST AND T..opBLE.

On and after Monday will proceed to coll
lcct all taxes due the city, special Central
Railroad, special Iaci lie and nd valorem ioi
the present year, ms the law and ordinances
direct, Irrespective of persons. The city needs
the monc;, and the Council has again order
ed THE Immediate collection.
lSidtf ID. KING, Assessor and Collector.
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Rrinlr Sinrn House for Ecnt.

Bedroom SET for sale, nearly new, Apply
at this Office.
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w A y n Re D.

A competent man is wanted TO solicit bust
ness for the DnllpS Planning Mills and Wood
working Machine shop. None but thou
ougly energetic and practical men need APP
ply, who are content TO make estimates
upon every DESCRIPTION of work pertaining to
the business. lSldlw
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Geo. M. Littlef1eld e. Co., fur
niture dealers. have moved OBJ
positc the Scott House. Elm
street, where they will remain
until their new brick building
In completed. 117tf
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IOO OOO Tcet oP LnInber.

Ninety miles east of Dallas, U. " H. H. II
sll per NJ. Apply 10 W. H. Auldl
lsldtl i.cnl Estate Agent, Dallas.
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iolnDnal

40 10 bd,cnpSr,s, Of gim .ir""i, isr
lemons by the hpk or SDycH, lDdiI