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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-06
SHERLEE,G SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued out of and I'M
der the seal OF the Circuit Court, of Manitowoc
county, upon Judgment rendered in said county,
the 22d day of May 1873, before Don. A Shove. Police
justice for the city of Manitowoc in favor of ! L.
Brandeis and against Geo. H. Burt, transcript of
which said Judgment was duly filed in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mantowoc county
and said Judgment duly docketed in said Office the
I'd day OF September 1873. l have levied upon all
the right, title and interest which the sad Geo. H.
Burt had on II 2dday of September A D., 1873, or
at any time thereafter, of in and the following
property to wit:
fifteen tl5) in township number tweuty-uue CD
north of range number twenty three 23) east being
situated in Mantowoc county, which said described
property, VIII sell at public yendue to the highest
bidder at the font door OF the Court house. in the
city of Nanitowoc, the 10th day of November.
1873, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day.
Dated Sherifts office, ManitowOc Wis. this 21th day
of September A. D., 1873.
Il. D. SMART. Sheriff.
p. J. PIERCE, under Sheriff.
Manitowoc County, Wisconsin. 25-ut
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DIED.

AMAND-In the city of Oconto, Tues
day. Oct. 2lst. 1873, AGNES AMAND,
daughter of George W. and Alkaline
Mccartney, aged years. months
and days.
The little sufferer is gone to home of
rest, where pain and sickness cannot
enter; but the parents that loved and
caressed so tenderly the gift of Heaven,
that they so priced will miss and mourn
her, the toys and clothes of the dear little
one will be laid away, too sacred for use !;
but they will speak with a silent speech,
reminding US shat little Agnes is gone,
every sound will come solemnly moaning,
she is gone, gone! The heart grasps
with pleasure the gifts that Heaven be-
slows; but with what reluctance the poor,
frail human heart yields its treasures,
when the Good Sheperd sees fit to take
to His fold one that is too beautiful and
lovely for earth but there is a luxury in
the hope that 10 Heaven we will claim
our treasurer. Let the sleeper sleep and
take her rest, and trust in Him that when
the storms of life are past, He will give
you your own little Agnes.
Yes, in Heaven you will meet your darling,
Where grief and sorrow cannot come
Where the good, the pure and holy
Dwell with Jesus in his home.
He will wipe away your sorrow,
| Al d His blood can clense the vile.
| Trust in Him to make you holy,
And you will meet your darling child.
fonder i'll that happy mansion,
| Where the rieer Peace does flow,
| We will meet our dear departed
| And parting we will no more know.
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Arrivals and Departures of the Good
ri -

The side-whee steamers Manitowoc and Sheboyg gan,
going South, will leave every morning, Sundays
cepted) at o'clock Saturdays boat leaves at 5
p. Going North, Saturdays boat goes through to
Two Greeks, Kewsunee and Ahnepee.
The upper-cabin steamers Oconto, Depere and
Trussdsll, will arrive and depart from hanitowoc as
follows
Going South-Leave every Monday, Wednesday
And Saturday at about q.
Going North-Leave every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. at about p. M.
j. w TOOMBS, Agent
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The Science of Health for November
contains rich variety of interesting and
instructive matter especially interesting
are the articles on Sickly Country
Girls, "Disease and its Treatment"
''The Health Of Children at School,, P"
''The Woman Doctor" Illustrated, ''The
Two jack" Diseased LIVER and Suicide, I"
Calico" Emergencies, 'Seasonable
Dishes," being rich collection of seas.
enable receipts, "Malarial Fever
Patients and Physicians and the
usual miscellany and answers to CORES
pondents. Only 50 yenr, 20 cents a
number. To new subscribers three
months ION trial." for rs cent?. Agents
wanted Address S. r. Wells, Publish
er, 3SS Broadway. New York.
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Commissioners of School and University lands.
Advertisement of forfeited morrGaged lands in
Manitowoc County. Name, Geo. W. Emery; descrip-
tion lots no. in block 81 in the village Of
Manitowoc; amount due, $4,000 amount of interest
SCI amount of interest penalty taxes and adver-
Using, Sl50O5 total amount due state S60GG5:
which Interest is due, 1879.
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jaw, palsy, sprains sweings, caked-breats, scaIds
burns, salt-rheum, .ear-ache, &C., upon the human
frame, and Eof strains, SPAWN, gals &C., upon ami
mails in year than have all other pretended rem
edies since the world began. 1t is cOunter-irritant,
an all healing pain relever. Cripples throw away
their crutches, the lame walk poisonous bites are
rendered harmless, and the wounded healed with
out 1t is no humbug. The recipe is publish
ed around each bottle 1t is selling article
fore sold, and it sells because it does just what it
pretends to do. Those who suffer from rheuma-
tism, pain swelling deserve to suffer if they will
not use Centaur Liniment. More than 1000 certifi-
Gates of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs
chronic rheumatism, govt, running tumors, &c,
have been received. We will send a circular con-
tanning certificates, the recipe &c, gratis to any
requesting it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Lnment Is worth hundred dollars for
spawned sweenied horses and mules or for screw
worm in sheep. Stock-owners-this liniment is
worth your attention. No family sholld be without
Centaur Liniment. Sold by all Druggists. so cents
per bottles large bottles 81 co. ]. B. Rose Co.. So
Broadway, New York.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, PROBATE OFFICE.
County Of Manit0woc. October. goth Isl:

STATE OF WISCONSIN, PEonArE OFFICE
County Of Manit0woc. October. goth. 1873.
the matter Of the proof and probate of the last
L viii and testament of Thomas Whets ton deceased
late Of the county Of ManitoweC- Whereas, in
strument in writing, purHortHg to be the last will
aud testament of Thomas Nheston deceased, late of
the County OF Mauitowoc, has been fil-d in this
Office; ana whereas application has been made by
Ellen Whetston, widow of said deceased, praying
THAI che same be proven and admitted to probate
I according to the laws of this State: and whereas
said viii purpors to be homeopathic and purports to
J he reduced TO writing by the witnesses thereof
Therefore, it is ordered that said application hc heard
before me at the Probate Office n the City Of Mani
towoc, IL said county, the 18th day of November
A. II. 1873, at 10 o'clock A NJ. And it is further
dered, that notice shall he given to all persons in
terested in said viii. Of the time and place Of said
hearing, by publication in the MtNITOwOC TRIBUNE,
a newspaper printed in said County for three success
sve weeks each week, prior to the time of such
hearing.
BY the court,
2S-3t WV. WALDO. County Judge
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Isr OF certificates redeemed il County Clerks
once during the month of October and not paid
cut on Nov lat 1873 - - f'
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SILVER Gloss STOVE POLISH. =
Only six cents. Best in the world. 29-4t
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Oc tIne Bristoi Board Visiting Cards.
CENTS n New York ard Paris styles ofleterng
PER OF price UniaTe Priot52. E sem on RECEIPT
PACK Street, New York. sample sent on reseiGi
OF stamp.
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Any one who examines the November
Aldine will be surprised at the sumptu-
business of its illustrations, as we'll as the
high literary merit of its poetry and
prose. Besides the two full page origi.
nal pictures this number contains repro
auctions of three celebrated steel engrav-
iugs, which alone would cost ut the pic
turs shops no less than thirty dollars.
The Aldine pictures are every way IS fine
as the steel engravings. The first illus
tration is full-page view of Lake
Mohonk, in Ulster County, New York
by Kruseman Van Elten, of the National
Academy. Homer Martin has full
page picture of "a White Mountain
Brook" grand, shadowy, and silent.
" Home and its Treasures" after R.
CArrick, is full of delightful remembran-
ces at this Thanksgiving season of the
year. "A Chance Meeting and 1.-THE
Firt Visit" after Rudau1, are two tender
and charming pictures of the loye-life Of
an artist. The other illustrations are
Tho Robber of the Air. spirited
conflict between birds, by Decker !;
English Mastiffs, group of three
noble dogs. by Specht A Master
piece, a scene full of humor and life !;
a large view of the grand entrance to the
Ratisbon Cathedral; very faithful and
satisfactory portrait of the late Charles
Temple Dix. the artist son of Governor
John A. Dix, of New York. by H. Bal
ling, and sweet little scene of autumn.
when !" the ripened grain they took from
the vain" We can say with truth that
no art magazine ever gave its readers a
dozen such superb Illustrations in one
number. Subscription price S. 90 inclu-
ding chromos Village Belle - and
Crossing the Moor" James Sutton &
Co., publishers, SO Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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Cenfaur LiniEncnt.

There is nospain which the Cen
taur Linimept will not relieve, no
swelling 1t will not subdue, and no
lameness which it will not cure.
This is strong language, but it is
true. 1t has produced more cures
of r pa11r.a lgria 1trl--
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The RecIzWith $40 Portable Family
sewing MRcfiue, 0U so Bays TRIAL:
many advantages over all. Satisfaction guaranteed
or $50 refunded Sent complete with full directions
Beckwith Sewing Machine Co. So Broadway n Y
THE NEW REMEDY FOR RUPTURE
4 most inl3rortGRt i7lreRtt0R Sold by The Plastic
Truss Co., No. bS3 Broadway, n. Y, City. 1t retain,
Rupture absolutely in and comfort. night and
day, at all times and under all circumstances with
out any exception whatever in any case. and should
never be taken on during the short time requisite to
eHect a permanent cure Sent by mail Circulars
free Any Druggist Physician Will order this new
Truss for You without charge. POI " A NJ
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AGENTS WANTED.

DR.. Garyin's Elixir ofI'ar
Is recommended by regular medical practitioners ana
aspeedy cure EuaTsn iced for Colds, Coughs Catarrh
asthma. bronchitis, Splitting Blood. ConsunsptioI.
ana ali pulmonary Complaints. Scrofula Ervsi1eIu1-
dyspepsia and tout. pysentery, Cholera naorI,,ls
Chotern and all liver and bowel complaints Kidney
diseases and all affections OF the UriuaI Orgau,er
lectly harmless-free from Mineral or AIralioiic
Pr0peIt ies-pieasant 10 take and never known 10
hnl-Prlce Sl.OJ per bottle Full particulars with
medical testimony and certificates sent on snplica-
non Address, L. 2. HYDE 4 CO., 1875 Seventh
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SUMMONS.

THE sTATE,oF WISCONSIN,. -
Circuit Court, IS Manitowoc Co.
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DIED.

HEEsLEY.-In Lavaca, Texas, at her old
residence October2l, 1873, Mrs Mary 7. Hem,
ley, widow OF the late Captain Mlilla ~
Hensley, and mother Of the brothers hens
ley, OF Dallas. .
born in Tennessee In ls9, and, with her nus
band, came to Texas about 1928, During
the intervening forty years she has resided
several years ut old san Felipe, on the Bih-
zos, Il number OF years In Jackson county,
and, since 1916, in the town OF LaVaea' on the
coast,
In fair sense, Mrs. Henr belonged TO u
class OF ladies who are historic In Texas-a
Junior member OF that Nenelatcd circle 10
when belonged Mrs. Jane II. Long, Mrs.
VIM. II. Whorton, MrS. " lillian II. jack,
james Kerr, Mrs. Elijah stapp, and a bri ght
galaxay OF Others living or now deceased,
Mrs. Honsley, with her lamented husband,
enjoyed the personal friendship OF General
Austin, the Whartons Jacks, Travis, Bowie,
and indeed OF all the early men OF men who
appreciated excellence In woman, The H.
lustrious hero OF the Alamo, Travis, was,
for a time, au inmate Of her house and con-
fidential friend finer family.
Running back through the eyentlul thirty
fve years IN which the writer has kown inns
model wife, mother and neighbor, II Is a
grateful pleasure tO record her virtues as
those OF rare woman. lfany person, male
or female, ever had her acquaintance with
out awarding her the highest esteem-if any
knew her intimately without esteem genera
ting affection, we never heard of the case.
As the mothers Of infant Texas pass away,
II il NEE, and proper that those who remain
should attest their virtues and impress their
memories upon the youth of to-day. In MIS-
Mary 7. Hensey true mother In Israel has
left us Sorrowlng ourselves, we sympathize
most sincerely with her surviving children
and grand children In their bereavement,
j. IL. Il,
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A nuyIrrcENT DONATION.
A card from Tho Agent OF the Howard
Ass0cintIon OF Marshall.

10 tho Editor OF The Dallas Iieraldi
Permit me, through the columns OF
your paper to express the thanks Of
the Shreveport Howard Association to
the citizens Of Dallas for the prompt
ness with which they responded to the
suffering people Of Marshall.
Dallas has contributed 30 largely TO
Shreveport md Calvert that this as
lstance to Marshall truly presents the
citizens Of Dallas as benevolent and
charitable people. The Mayor and
city council deserve great considers
ton In assuming the responsibility In
making an appropriation to the citi-
zens Of her neighboring city.
! would not forget to mention, espe'
cially, the assistance Of Gen. Cabell,
Capt. Adams, Drs. Jones and Caring
ton, and Judge Thurmond for their
valuable services.
The amount of provisions purchased
Is about six hundred dollars. Long
live the people of Dallas.
II. l.. SWEETMAN,
Agent Howard Association.
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eala1oo.e. amount EN- .. read and wIlh.

calaboose, amount eel %, read and with
drawn.
The committee on streets and bridges was
authorized 20 contract for repairing bridge
on Chestnut street.
Tho committee on ordinance directed 10
OK" mine ordinance defining Chestnut street,
with view 10 having said ordinance con-
form TO survey 0i ely engineer.
Ordered mat the committee 70 Wnon was
referred the building Of the city calaboose,
contract at once for building the same upon
The lot bought Of Antoine.
Ordered lhal the Mayor appoint an addl-
iional mem Der OF the BoDrd on the commit.
tee on building the city calaboose.
CITY Attorneys report read regard
Ing whether or not a city may destroy cloth
ing aud other articles brought within H. linn
IL and supp0scd a. be- infected with danger
Gus Diseases. without mourning liability 10
the Ownen OF such aitibles
CITY Attorneys report read regarding the
city's liability fur damages incldently caused
10 adjoining property, by grading, changing
the grade, or otherwise improving streets,
arising upon the petition OF Messrs. scrnggs
and Darlington.
The petition of Messrs. Scruggs and CARING
ton and report OF City Attorney regarding
bridges.
The Mayor was directed 10 request the
proper officer OF the Houston & Texas Central
railroad to discontinue, for the present, the
running Of all trains nom COrsicana to Dali
las.
Ordered that the Mayor report to the coun'
IS court pauper 10 blind mani forsaid coun-
ty's care.
Council adjourned to meet Thursday eve
ming, october 23d 1913.
BEN LONG, Mayor.
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Proposes TO organize class OF instruction in
vocal music for a limited number of young
ladies and misses In addition 10 instruc.
ton In the elements Of music, special atten-
ton will be given to the cultivation OF the
voice. At the expiration Of the term of three
months beautiful operetta will be produced
by the class. All who may desire TO join the
class will please meet her at the on &c Of DR..
J.w McGee, Elmrstrcet, over Wheat's store,
on Friday next, 9th inst, at o'clock pm.
Terms 81 per month. 207dlw
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FieIds' Theatre Monday Night.

We do hot think 1t necessary to
more than call the attention Of our cit
liens to the fact of the formal inaugu-
guration Of the theatrical season in
this city, tomorrow night, by the open
ing of that beautiful dramatic temple,
Fields Hall, with the performance OF
"Richelieu, or the Conspiracy"
As we have before said, the caste is
one of more than ordinary merit, and
that the intent of the author and the
spirit of the dialogue will be faithfully
adhered to and acceptably portrayed,
we are satisfied by Il glance at the
names of the delineatOrs.
Let there be an encouraging audi
ence; not only full house, bus an
appreciative one. and our citizens may
be assured of always finding ut Fields
Theatre, both cultivated and pleasing
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ON TO WICHITA!
The Great Work 10 be Commenced Mt
Once.

The Great Work 10 be Commenced mt
Once.
President Calder hasn been dream
ing. His absence has turned out q
dazzling prophecy for us. His letter
to the Secretary of the Wichita road,
received a few days ago, directs that
gentleman to instruct the chief engin-
eer of the road to receive bids and let
work to contractors for grading and
bridging the first five miles AT ONCE
The value of this road to Dallas Is
obvious, and its speedy construction is
a subject of rejoicing and qualification
to our people. President Calder's let
ter of instruction is the ''silver lining"
to the financial and disease-pregnant
clouds which environ US.
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Thv ollclal Paper Of the CITY
non WORK.

We have the facilities and the work
uacn 90 do az good work. ana ~ w.
,oy, ,a.es. as ran be done anywhere
aud We mean 10 do n. Bring yo"'
pine Job work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner Elm aud Hons
tan streets.
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In addition to every description Of work
usually pertaining to n sash, door and blind
factory, | am now prepared TO offer special
inducements TO parties wishing any outside
work, such as counters shelving, store fronts,
house building In all its branches, will here
after be n specially; plans and specifications
furnished. every description Of outside jobs
promptly attended to.
d. L, GROVES,
2l0.dlw Dallas Planning Mills.
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Philip swerlein, wholesale and retail deal
err In Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. $3.50 Baronne street. New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at any establish
ment South. Large salcs fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments Of
sl2 20 and 80 per month II preferred. Philip
wetiein's Is the oldest music house, and also
thej larEest piano and organ house in New
(fIeana 0no-lourth million copies shesi
>qpnie g ~ kindp. eeud for pr,ss IN and
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Notice..

There will be grand ball at the brewery
Of Chas. Meisterhans, on tomorrow (Satur-
day night, by the Dallas City Cornet Band.
Two hacks will run from the Public Square
to the brewery during the evening and until
the ball is over. The band will also play at
the brewery garden on Sunday evening next
Admission free. Hacks will run to and from
the Garden all Sunday evening. 2lSd2t"
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Messrs. Wi Nams & Crowdus

Take pleasure In extending thanks to their
many friends for timely aid on the morning
Of the late fire, and beg to notify them and
the public generally that they will hereafter
be found on the North side of the Public
Square in the new drug store lately occupied
by Elliott & Stevenson, where they will be
pleased to meet everybody who want good
drugs, White House and Glass Windows.
2l7dit
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Ladies can secure pleasant and profitable
employment by Joining the ladies' class at
Dallas Telegraph Institute and learning tele-
graphy. Gentlemanly operators employed
to instruct. 2l8dit
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Mrs. Bath Is happy to announce that she
has opened for the present on Main street,
opposite the Southern Hotel, whore she cor
daily invites all her customers and friends
to give her an early call. She is prepared to
do millinery and dressmaking In all their
branches with her usual care and style.
2l0d2t
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Krnut,

One round dozen barrels Of the finest kraut
ever offered in this matket, at the Green
only dozen ever made IN Texas.
3l7dlw HOLMAN & STEWART.
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1t Is economy to use Dunham's Yeast Pow
der. For purity and strength It has no equal.
All who use 1t, like IT, and recommend 1t to
their neishbors. l69dsuGwed&w3m
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C. II. Beauchamp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, keeps constantly on hand fresh
white cornmeal and a full supply of his SUI
perior Mountain Valley Flour. Try 1t.
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c. II. Beauchamp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, has large stock of school and
miscellaneous books, which he is closing out
verv low. l09dtf
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For Rent.

The second story of Clark 4 Bryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to. Clark & Bryan, west side Public
Square. l8idtf
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That whispering All around town-what Is
~ Gentleman talking about the good Nv
Ing at the most popular Hotel In Dallas
Which, the Commercial House.
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The Dallas News aud job Printing once
has been removed 10 the two-' Dry brick
building on Main street, opposite Angefs
Foundry. gbltt
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bishop 0regg's Annual vi'iihi'ons'
Dallas, Tuesday and Wednesday, ocloDerH
and22
Dcnison, Friday ocloherH'
sherman, sunday, ociober@.
Tue oirsriy will be applied TO Diocesan
missions.
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C. $. MITCHELL, Secretary.
social Hall.

Tho friends and acquaintainces OF Frank
Daley are respectfully invited TO attend So
cial party TO be given at his house on Elm
street, on Tuesday night, October 18th.
olnpt
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For Rent.

One.half Of n store In the business center
OF the city. For particulars inquire at Her
man Lange's Jewelry store.
2l7dtf
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Notice.

Stockholders OF Dallas High School are
earnestly requested TO meet al the new
building promptly at 7. NJ. this eve
ming. 2D-lt
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Davenport, in Swinks block. has n new
invoice OF onions, potatos, cabbage, butter,
eggs, etc. l0idtf
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franklin & Penn have just received n
assortment of miscellaneous
books. Call and see for yourself
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HuTCHISs.
Town Lots for sale.

Twelve lots lone block, on the prlheipA'
bnsines, street OF the town Of IIutchins, on
tho Central IRailroad, in dallas county LOT
sale at low prices. Apply to
JOHN .swINDELLS,
,y,tatc Herald onlcc.