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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13
GRAND RAPIDS, Wis, !
February 10th, 1873. (

Foarl met pursuant to adjournment
Supervisor Lyon in the chair
Present Supervisors Ingraham, Burns,
Reeves, McCarty, Rein and Carroll.
Supervisor Carroll reports that the
Bridge Committee could get no propsi-
ion from the Wood County Bridge Co,
in regard to the amount that the com
PAW would accept from the County in
payment for the bridge, and that the
Committee have come to the conclusion
that the only wa the purchase can be
made, and the price fixed to the salts
faction Of the Company, and the citizens
of the county, will be by the appoint
mens Of arbitrators- That the Commit
tee have made no selection of an arbitra-
tor to act in bahalf Of the County, and
ask for further time in which to complete
their report.
Dn motion, the Committee given I'M
til the next meeting OF the Board, In
which to make a ii7al report.
Account o. T. C. Lyon ,s ssrsiees as r. R. Com
missioner allowed a., Si31'oV'
On motion, Crdered. that tie County
Clerk be and hereby is instructed to
notify Fl. II, Compton, ex-sherif, to
present. his accounts as sheriff for the
years 1871 and 1872, at the next meet
ing Of the Board, for a 6nal settlement
Board adiourns until February 18th,
1873, at l o'clock P NJ
Attest: C. O. BAKER,
County Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

The Assembly concurrel in sever
al bills passed by the Senate. last Tues.
day week, among notices Of which we
fnl the following -
To amend the charter of the city Of
Grand Rapids.
The amendment to the charter is
simply an enlargement of the city
boundaries, taking in Mr.. Biron's and
the intervening country, ard thereby
charging the School District territory
The bill also incorporates the Howe
High School and presoribea, the election
of officers, &c. &c, We like the bill
and VIII publish it 50 soon as receiv-
ed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

The Bar of Milwaukee are almost
unanimous for TIE re- election of Judge
Cole to the Bench. The Judge accepts
the call, and will probably have no op-
DOnent.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Withdrawal.
I hereby withdraw my name from the contest
for City Marshal 5ty sincere thanks is extend
ell to my friends who ha &c interested themselves
in my behalf, AMI should the opportunity ever
present itself, will endeayor to serve them.
MARVIN II. LYNN.
Grand Rapils March 18th. 1s12.
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] unly, Is.'t 1t.

Philips & Colby have commenced
suit against the Wisconsin Central r.
Il. Co. Now Messrs Philips & Col
bysarc the W c. 4. r. Co. from Alpha
to Omega. Philips is grand boss and
Colby grand boss-ee, Philips & Col
by owe Philips 4 Colby, and Colby
being fifteen million dollar man, pro-
badly Philips {, Colby presume to
make Colby prespire, which little feat
Colby is perfectly willing to do if Col
by can only get Colby to pay COLBY
what COLBY owes him-and tothcr
chap Philips.
Now if Colby can only make an eff,
SCI, wouldn5 Colby have good thing
on Colby.
We don't know anything about the
matter, because there is nothing know
able. therefore we write thus Iucidiy.
We presume Colby knows q thing or
two that he don't propose to commune
cate to Colby fog fear Colby might
p'o" II % >1o''y al" "''00A ND ''''i'
:.
nv
through our city two years ago. We
NV ' ~
'"'N0I IN : i''>-',-o "''''''' ''"N
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A'A7 l"'''s o-'' ,''7 i'''' - Inv -
Fosca.'''"- "o |" 9 o0i't' i'i'Ae
D'.'J '''' e-''' ANU " pay
wv, s.N % o'''s '''''''o'''' ana ''''''
o'' o'i'J VIII h''o goa "'''Ao
''''' -----...s -z--.------
The N;lbolra Dam bill Was de
fcatel in the Senate on Monday eve
ming OF last week.
The Committee or internal improve
ments reported in favor Of The bill,
after watch it vas referred to the IN
dietary Committee who gave legal
opinion as to the rights Of the legisla-
ture in the PREMISES. but nothing fur
Their An amendment was offered by
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-13

Lutte A. Taylor, who has said and
written so many witty and beautiful
things has sold out his interest in the
Repubticaa-Leader published at La
Crosse, and makes a very graceful bow
as he retires from the field of Journal
ism. He closes the announcement of
his retirement thus gracefully.
And SO wishing for the Republican,
Leader as prosperous future us | de-
sire for myself, | pocket the pencil
which has been at the service Of the
public, and join again the ranks Of that
public myself.
Lutte, we Reluctantly say good
bve."
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7 hereby anuou ,se' 1ry.elf as candidate for
tn position orCounty Judge. Should my friends
sec it to bcstow this position upon me | will
serve them to tie best of my ability.
Jos WOOD
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Cid IRON.
rc s..c Voters OF CIR, axE X a.,ia5:

herery present my name to the voters Of the
City Of Grand Rapids for the position of City
Marshal at the ensuing eicc:ion. II elected, /
propose to attend to the duties Of TIE Office in
person, and ts the best Of my ability
J. w FREEMAN.
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G. O. BAKER.
County Clerk
WILL ESCAPE TIE GALLONS. Ney

WILL ESCAPE TIE GALLONS. New
York dispatches say:
1t is believed to be certain that the
sentence OF Foster, the car-hook muir
derer, Will be committed to prisonme NJ
for lie The pressure brought against
Gov. Dix has been tremendous Among
those who have intcrceied for him are
Hon. ia .nilton Fish, Thurlow Weed,
Mrs. Gov. D:x. and her son, Rev, Nor
gan Dix, of fr.,ity. About twenty
prominent lawyers, including W, n ,
Evarts. have signed Gocsment ad-
dressed to Gov. Dix, stating their be-
lief that Foster, IS entitled to Executive
clemency. Ihe'ten surviving jurynle,
who tried Foster, have petition,.l for a
Communication. Mrs. Foster, wife of the
condemned man, has forwarded very
pathetic appeal Mrs. Putnam, wife
Of Avery ID. Putnam, who was killed
by Foster. has also written letter to
Gov. Dix, asking Communication Of his
sentence. Il
4 reprieve has been granted Foster.
extending to the Dist
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The Denison Journal has authority
from Hon. r. S. Stephens, General
Manager Of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway, for saying that the
"courtesies" ofthatroad will be extend.
cd to the editors who may meet at
shermanon the adof September for nm
excursion over the road to Chicago and
~. Louis and return. The excursion
viii be gotten up in the usual lavish
manner In which that compann a,et
up such things. Mr.. Stevens des,yes
to know If the editors wish to avail
themselves Of this invitation In time
so that the necessary arrangement,
may be made. ''None but editors ana
members Of the Convention who hold
certificates from the Secretary as a,,eb
are included in the irvitatIon.u Ym,
can count US TN, y Major.
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A DALLAS young lady confined her
self to her room all day, the other day,
to the surprise Of her parents. AT tea.
her mn inquired the cause Of her pro-
tracted absence from the family circle,
aud learned that she had been engaged
in calculating the amount necessary to
make her prcsontahle in society thiN
winter, "and mamma, 1t will take the
greatest economy IN the world for me
to 90 through the winter on .ire hou'
sand but III try, mamma, dear"
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w.Er me see, let me see" was the
audible reflection Of man In u book
store, yesterday, In this city, % he OK
amIncd II Bible which he had just re-
moved from a shelf ~ don't
think pve seen this work before, but
deuce take II, the name sounds 'sorter
familiar lIke,n and as hcsealcd himself
for more comfortable reflection ns to
whether he had ever seen the volume
or not. we left.
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The Sunday Herald.

We will hereafter devote the most
of our space, on Sunday, TO such selec-
lions rs will be suitable reading for
that day, and will furnish our readers
with an original story, in that ISSUE
from the pen Of one OF the most
gifted of the feminine litcrati of the
South. This, for the present, will sup
ply the place Of IL supplement- which
we shall at IN carly day issue to our
regular Sunday edition, and which
will embrace the most choice selec-
tions To suit the literary tastes of every
department.
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IiiE following are the officers elect.
ed for the ensuing year. of the Dallas
Hook and Ladder Company: t. j.
Frank, President; Alex. Sanger, Vice
PRESIDENT; - Eblin, Secretary; q.
W. swink, Treasurer; w. G. Conner.
foreman; NJ. slidell, First Assistant
Foreman; Geo. Myers, Second Assist.
ant Foreman. There are all solid
young chaps, especially the married
ones, and when an alarm of fire i
sounded won't have to be kicked out
Of bed to 60.
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A MAIN street man sat down under
the trees In the court square to cool
OIL aud falling into train of thought,
was suddenly aroused by a puff of wind
which set the leaves to dancing, and a
consequent quivering of their shadow
ut his feetwhlch upon Observing he at
once imagined he was drunk, and
thereupon rushed home and told his
wife that he must be in the chow
come you sou state, and please to mt
him to bed.
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THE REST.
DARnRRsuor OPPOSITE cnurcnrIrLp uousr

BARpgRsuop OPPOSITE CRuTcHrIELp uousr
Loud roars the dreadful thunder,
And the rain begins to drop,
And the clouds may rend asunder,
We are always In the shop,
In readiness to shave you,
Cut or dreA your hair,
Or shampoo those who wish
With preparation fair.
We have chairs, easy and neat,
And now Bob Is complete,
In his shop ON Main street;
His BARRIERS are OF his race,
Yet have not as black face:
They are negroes, SO am i,
20 walk In, gents, don't pass US by.
lotden BOB. THE BARBER,
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The undersigned takes this method of
notifying the citizens of Dallas that he has
permanently located in this city for the
purpose of supplying all who mOy need
them, with the celebrated Forest CITY Light
ming Rods, which are universally admitted
by all acquainted with the principles Of
electricity, TO be the best rod In use. l'ntil
further notice, all orders left nj She Crutch-
field House viii he promptly attended Ia.
lIOdtr G.. H. HILBURN, Agent.
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CyTIzGxa or DAI.hAs.

Nl. A. slibler Il 90, have one
Of The most magnificent soda
lOunis, ON exhibition and for
sale nt tIsclr snicsr00n,, ever
brought 10 tbis market nj -
very reduced price. Come aud
acp A.
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RnaoinI Notice.

IT, A. sRSro 4 co., having rc-purchosed tho
duig bislnem nj their old stand corner
Main ana lIouslon street VIII he ploosod TO
Eon All their old customers
Sir, Frank A, Sayro VIII pay special alion'
lion 10 The prescription department.
July ehli, 1873, lib-df
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PROMISES TO PAY. viii not pay
my debts. urgently ask every one
owing to call at once aud settle. L
MUST have what Is duo me.
J. w. swINDEIIs.
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Pof.IcE FORCE.
W. x. Phares, u. +. Nichols, stephen Hud-
son, A. w. Nilsson, William A. Baker, q. W.
Gaudin, 7. A. Phares, Charles Buck, Thomas
Mcbride.
Special Policeman William Il. Parker.
ALDERMEN.
First ward-H. Barksdaie, Alex. Sanger,
Second ward-John IL. bryan, william II.
Scales.
Third ward-John owens, W. O. stere.t,
rooI'h wsra-w. 2, Youpsau John ",
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Having perfected arrangements with man.
ufacturers we will Ill orders for all kinds
and sizes OF doors, sash, blinds, mouldings,
brackets, etc, upon reasonable notice.
E.P. C0wEN 4 co.
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srAnIi LINES.

Arrives, Departs
FoRr WoRrIl Olnllyl.. lgaD p, ~, 500 H. m.
DxNrON- Arrives Mondays, WclncNluys ana
FRIDAYS nj $500 D. N. Departs on Iutsldl II
Thursdays and saturdays Ut 700 q, M.
CLEnURNE-le Leaves Sundays ana I hulE'iNNN
nj 600 II. m. Arrives Monday and rilu'ST
ut 5000 u, M,
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k'Dt,t,tl,

A deed from John NJ. Howell TO II.
c. Smith, which the owner can have
by applying ut this office and paying
for this notice, llSdtf
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Tile best assortment Of lIavanaand domo8'
llc cgnm aud Virginia IobAcco In Dallas to
be had NJ y. RclneclSes, opposite cosmopoll'
tan hotel, lh-diW
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Commercial Hotel for Rent.
big thing. Furniture and furnishing
goods for sale and buildings for rent.
Apply at oneeto ~
isldtf BLAKE 4 BARKLEY.
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Two gentlemen drank together and
drank together, last night near the
Central road, at the junction of Elm
street. They fought as hard as they
drank, and We're brought to their senses
and the lock up by special officer New
man, who, although but recently ap-
pointed, hasshown himselfa very cool,
courteous and capable member of the
police force.
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nyrchilSs.
rown Lots for sale;

Twelve lots lone hlocl',, on Tho principal w.
.n,Iuess street OF lhetown OF lIuleh'nS' on
,ne Central RAILROAD, IN Dalas county 'o'
'"' JOIN w.sWlNpELLs
. Herald once
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KE 4 BARKL.EY.

E.P. Cowen & Co. have the largest and best
selected stock Of doors, sash, blinds, ETC., in
Northern Texas, which they are selling At
very low prices, and inyIts On examination,
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Pnrlor beauties who sing and play for the
benefit of their swe"thcprtS, should not for
yet that the use Of English Female Bttors
relieves that pain, lnvigoratcs, builds up
and strengthens, makes them feel buoyant
md talk with n vim,
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EyrRypoDy busy, II shows wen "
new "bcebles.p
LApoRERs of all kinds coming i'
They are wanted
aGryE us n rcstw as the curos'oh'
said TO the loafcr.
"a THING of beauty'--'The new S'sn
of the Dallas CITY Bank.
PAvrMESrs dense and dark with
foot.pads. 1t looks Broadwaylsh'
WAGONS crowdlng the streets. Po-
llcemen will have to help the ladies
across, New York like
A NEW paper called "Ihc New
South. y Is 10 be started at Denlson on
or about the lst of September.
SINNERS 90 to church today, Chris
tlans don't have to be told ana hypo-
critics will of course go--for ~ purpose
WE are constantly receiving the best
steaks, roasts, etc, In the state OF
Texas, from Cummerlord's stalls Try
them.
The pulpit of the Baptist Churcn
will be filed to-day, both morning ana
evening, BY Rev.T. J. Dove, ofshreve-
port. The public are cordially invited
to attend,
pAyMAsrEE SANrsEL paid tho con
vcntional fare of ten cents on the street
car yesterday, Notwithstanding he Is
monarch Of all the Texas Pacliic's
greenbacks.
Who'll tickle us now, when the
Cosmopoitcs play, since Geisc has
gone out to Elmo to punch tickets
and receive freight? You can't go
back on us in TINT way, Mr. Geo. NJ,
Manager, etc
You who have shipments to make
over the Texas Pacific, will save trou-
bio, IL not some cussin' by posting this
up In your Office, that freight Is re-
ceivcd at the freight depot of the
above road between the hours of Z A..
NJ. and 5p. NJ
DIALOGUE IN STREET CAR.--lst Dali
las boy-"See, there goes my uncle,
amt he raisln' anlce pair of whiskers,
though@'
I'd Dallas boy,--''Yes, but see my
aunty over there, amt she raisn nice
wart on her chimp
BABcoCK went out yesterday on the
Texas Pacific to SOW. broadcast the
type-emblazoned merits ofthcVandalia
and Missouri, Kansas andTcxasroutcs.
And II there is anybody this side of
the sun who knows just when to SOW
railroad seed, It's G. b.
ATTENTION Is called to the announce
ment in to-day's paper Of w. +. Bach
man, as n candidate for Treasurer of
Dallas county. Mr.. Bachman is an
old and wcll-known citizen of this
county, and II elected we believe would
make good and efficient officer.
ISAIAH YARDRo, atprcsent head cool,
at the Crutchileld House, made bril-
liant hit at the opening of the Com
mercial by furnishing the table with
one of the most perfectly cooked din
ncrs ever set in the State. Isaiah has
won his star by close application, care
and cleanliness, and we are pleased to
note his success
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LIST or LETTERS

Remaining In the Postoillce ut Dallas, Texas,
ON saturday, August 0, 1873, which, II not
taken out within one month from The nhovo
date, will be sent to the Dead Letter Once,
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"ltlss me and co. said blonde beauty
who Ind boon liSing EnglIsh Nomnlo IiltteIs.

Philip Werlcln, wholesale and retail deal
or In Pianos ana Organs, office and sales
rooms Nos. S0-8D BarOnno street, New Or
leans. Qualities better prices lower and
terms more favorable than Mt any establish
mont South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold ON payments OF
sl2 30 and $50 per month II preferred. Philip
Wcrlcin's is the oldest music house, and also
the largest plano and organ house In New
Orleans. Onc-fourth million copies sheet
music of all kinds. send for price list and
terms. l2Bdtf
-
Go to Davenpolt's, on Elm street, for fresh
I,,,,,,,s lao tln hoy M Ly tbr lnypu IJll
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stone,ynlI Punches mt Market
Exchange.
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Coolest things cut, AT Morris
Wilson'S Market Exchange.
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RnnlEstntn for Snle.

Immediately adjoining the city Of Dallas,
40 acrcs delightfully."- situated, and win be
sold In quantities 10 suit purchasers
rHURMOND u MITCHELL,
liOdtf Attorneys Mt LAW, Dallas, 1exus.
II. =. Cowcn 4 Co. are selling cement NJ
~ to 81 per barrel. lO0dtf
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woman's Medical Adviser.

giving Causes, symptoms and Treatment of
all ordinary female complaints. A book
needed by all mothers and siclly females,
Price d eta Address ms above l2ldSwIm
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WANTS.

Advertisements will Ice Inserted tsn
deg this head NJ 10 cents per line each
insertion, counting from five lines up
ward.
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Geo. NJ. l.ittlCfIetN AZ Co. fur
niturc dealers. have moved OPP
yositc the Scott House, ELM
street. where they will remain
until their new brick building
H. completed. ll7tf
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Sunshine cocktails are being
compounded by Morris wilson
nt Market Exchange. lid
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Zip Van Wrinkle Cocktails ut
Mark ct Exchange. lid
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
district Officers.
On,ccrs Of DALLAS County.

Judge Fourteenth District. HARDIN HART
District Attorney .............JOllN T. AULT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HGN GLISH
FEMALE BIlvTERS.

A n INFINITE multitude of diseases wait
~ upon woman's footsteps from the cradle
to the grave, ana So long MS she exposes her
self to the various NicSsitNdes of weather and
ever-changing scenes of life's fitful iollies, so
long will she be the recipient of troubles PEE
culiar to herscX. But few ladies' are exempt
from some form of female complaint. The
diseases and symptoms of some of those aff1c-
tions alluded to, are Ms follows: Chlorusis
or Green Sickness, all Irregularities, Hyster-
les, Palpitation, Sick Headache, Difficulty OF
breathing, Smothering Sensations. Prolansus
Uteri and liberation, cold feet and hands
Giddiness and Swimming of the Head, Pain
in the side and back, low spirits and melan-
choly, Mental and Physical Prostration,
Wakefulncss, Indigestion, Constipation, Tor
pid Liver, and all that class of chronic .om-
plants peculiar 10 the female sex. The pc
culiar and valuable combination known rs
Dromgoole's
English Female Filters.
cures the above female complaints, and all
other troubles TINT afilict Old or young, mar
ried or single females.
II at once arouscs and invigorates the f.
male frame, giving strength TO the weak and
feeble, building up the emaciated, uuieting
the nervous, imparting life and buOyancy 10
the dull and listless, relieving pain, reuulH-
ting the liver and bowels and otherwise gath
ering up and restoring the shattered female
constitution. Sold by merchants and drug.
gists everywhere. Address
DIR. j. T. DR0MGOOLE.
Proprietor, Memphis, Tennessee.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival aud Departure OF Trains !"
ilalins.
TENAA AND PAClFIC,
TIE MAILS.

Northern mail, via Central .alliouIi s.oo ., .
closes daily, except Saturday ~ oNV "
'S cIoncs dn XIV cxccpt sunday, nt,|laO u u
Eastern mail, via 1CNns ANA PNrlne
mrd',vs NJ 800 .....'.,..., 500 p II
Western mail, via stag, rlu'rh uuly e,, a.,
~ t''tt, '''""'i',
"i oiIy "ymrri Snndnys. nj .'.......... 500 = u
snudnvs .'................. 500 pm
Denton mail, via stage, closes M"ll. g.oo .. .,
days, "Wednesday aud Fridays %, N'" y u
nri,io,,s a. ........l2.O0 IN
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized and requested ny Il'
Ticuds Of
GEO. A. M. STARKES,

of Denton county, to announce linn Ms n
for Superintendent of Puhlic IN
struction nj the ensuing election, subject to
the decision Of the Democratic conventions
ItW
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JeIEy GLASSES, Eruit .sars,
Sealing WAX, all at reduced
prices. nj GOSg.EN & CO.'S.
IBID
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MISCELLANEOUS.
lob Printing.

servant.
NyvANTED--A German or Swiss girl, "A to
w 10 years old, TO do homework. Such n
one can ind good home, with liberal wages,
by applying nj The Herald oilic.
NTANTED-A young woman To cook and
w do housework for n small family In the
city. Good wages Will be given. Apply nj
Herald Office, or address Box A, Dallas post
office. u
A French, German or Swiss girl, 10 do
n house work. Apply.nt this Office.
LOR RENT.-The building now occupied
L by ihc Dallas Herald office Is offered for
rent Possession given on or about the LIST OF
Spptember next atf
For sale.
ITO PRfNTEltS-A second hand Press,
L lSxl2. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
Apply ut this office.
nRDERS-Orders for Cards. Bill Heads,
~ Labels, Letter Heads, etc., NJ this office.