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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22
HpW work. rs73-4. WEEKLY, SEMLWEEKLY, AND DAIIv

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are carefully selected and legibly printed in its pages
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oo,icultural topics regularly appear in this department"
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"a,uy 1pvmes it's energies to the exposure of the great coruphons that now
weaker ad disgrace our country, and threaten to undermine republican nsttuLu
aIt"n,,iar II las no fear Of knaves, and asks no favors from their supporters
il eports the fashions for the ladies, and the kes tor me mel 'eHIedsTyQs
catlen markets, to which lit pays particular attention.
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No u should fail to subscribe for a
good metropolitan weekly, and we know OF
none better than the New YORK WEEKLY Sun.
1t is Il large eight-page journal of the - size.
1t in sold at the bare cost of manufacture.
Read the prospectus and save money by sub
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Louisville MARK ETS.

Flonr-Exra family, 5G.25m7.0O. Wheat
irmcr. White, ?l.GO amber, Sl.55 red
aI.45. Com, 5jmGOc. Mess pork, $l550
Bulk meats shoulders, G15mG5Ec; clear rib,
8@SLc; clear, SIC, Bacon shoulders, 75Gm
ne; clear rb, S$Ic; clear, Sc. Lard firm
Heroes. 9Lm9Ec; kegs, lOmlOl4c; prime
steam, 8%msgIc. Whisky irmer at VbLm97c,
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THE WEEKLY STAR!

A PAPER for the cope, containing eight large
"A ages OF excellent reading matter, and a bt All
tiful chrome to every subscriber all for q Il q year.
The farmer, merchant and mechanic In any part
Of the country viii lind this the hest of the week
lies to say nothing OF the low price. Agents are
offered Inducements superior to anything hereto.
fore attempted. Every subscriber tets u handsome
chrome aud the agent n premium almo I worth
the money sent. specimen copies fire.. Address,
fHE S AR.n Cincinnati. OhIn.
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STEALING OUR THUNDER.

People should beware Of those impostors
who copy Dr.. Pierce's original style of adver-
tising, by offering various sized rewards for
cases Of catarrh and other diseases which they
cannot cure. Those who do not possess suih-
Gent Intelligence to write an original adyer-
tisement are not likely to have made great and
valuable discoveries in medicine.
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HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.

HOUSING THE FAMILY CARRIAGE
There is n common and very vcxatious
complaint from parties who stow their
carriages in the same building with
their horses, or in damp carriage houses,
Of poor varnish. This will happen
eve after the very best material aud
varnish have been used, for no yarnish
can stand the action Of the steam Gris.
ing in n stable where horses are kept
When n vanished carriage is exposed
to an atmosphere Of ammonia, arising
from manure or decayinR vegetable
matter, the alkali unitcs with the oil Of
the varnish, forming an almost impor-
ceptible flament Of soap, which, when
the carriage is washed, dissolyes in the
water and is removed, leaving a fresh
surface to be again acted on by the am
monia, SO that the oil is gradually re-
moved from the varnish, leaving the
brittle gum to look like rosin and crum.
BILE away. Therefore, n dry, clean car
riaRe house, entirely separated from the
stable or stable manure, is the first thing
required, and, secondly, to have it re-
vanished whe it is required, which is
an often as once n year il the carriage
is in continual use.
The OLD HOMESTEAD It does one
good to 90 back at the old homestead,
periodically. If this experience were
needed to make anyone have faith in
the doctrine that every family sIouId
have its home, ] wish every one coui'
have n similar experience to mine. 1t
was where I was born. Blessed be the
man or woman who was born on n farm
Not That is not correct. Blessed is the
man or woman who was bonn on the
farm and can 90 back to it and to his or
her parents after thirty years OF expert
cnce, knocking about the world aud
iostl ng against all classes Of humanity,
That is better! Think Of it To 20
home (what n wordD and straight into
the a ms of the good mother who bore
yon and feel both your hands taken in
the warm ones Of the grand old father
It G a%ustere, upright (always) and cy-
netting old father of your boyhood-who
by look, culver Of lip, trcmnlous Of cE.
citcment and joy, gives you more touch
ing welcome home" than could be
revealed in all the carcsscs conceived
of say all this il worth living for =
Rnrai Non VORTEX.
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TuE rUREsr AND SWEETEST CoD-LIvEn On
is Hazard & Caswell's, made on the sea shore,
from fresh, selected livers. Of the Cod only, by
CAswELL, HAZARD e. Co., New York. 1t is alb
%selutely pure and street. Patients who have
once taken it prefer it to all others. Physi-
clans have decided it superior to all othor oils
IN m~arket.-COm.
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CHICAGO MAXI FITS.

Flour Medium to choice extra, 45.5Om0,5O.
Wlcat-No. / spring, 1926 No. 2 spring,
sI.252z. Corn-No. 2 mixed, 5s3I@59c. Oats
No. 2 mixcl, l2c, Mess pork $40
shoulders, BIC; short rib middIes, 7E@71%c
nhort clenr mlddlos. 73Ec. Whisky, OGe.
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ST.. LOUIS MARK ETS.

Wheat No. Q spring, II. 22@1.2 3N No. Q
red winter, 2l.G4. Corn-No. 2 mixed, DC,
Oats, 4ic. Whisky, 97c. Mess pork, sli:75,
Bacon firm. ShouIders, no clear rib sides
ANLes clear nldns. DO. Hog, S5.OO@O,lO.
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WORTHY OF NOTE. An exchange
says there ia scarcely a day passes that We do
not hear, either from persons coming into our
Office or in some other way, of the success OF
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment in the cure of
coughs and colds, 80 prevalent about town
lust now.
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Aliens Lung Balsam.
This Great Medicine was First Offer
ed for Sale Ten Years Ago.

Its good qualities were soon mad, known at home
anu very soon ! ; iame was n Used ar and near
now IL Is sold in nearly every dug stor, In Tho
United states. No similar medicine sa pds higher
win the people. IL IL well known on the Pacific
coast; and even from. Australia. large orders arc
received for u. Ard throughout Cana n 1t is well
anu iavorably known and sold everywhere.
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a winter in n st. Louis restaurant
WINS makeu Tor a toothpick by II of the
pa'iohs-he had Just finished a howl of
oyster soup. What do you want with
a toothpick? quericd the waiter 'ybn
iHi cultivated considerable familiarity
with all the customers. 81 want n
PEE an oyster from my teeth" "Ob.
80 you don't There YVES only one oys.
.cr IN that soup and I ate that on nv
way from the Kitchen ."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-22

SD-YCHOMANtY or scul charming How
either sex may fasctnatr and gain the love
ana affections OF any persUn they choose Instantly
! MS simple mental scquiIemeht eli cai puSs,ss
hee: by mail, for . cents. together with a marriage
guide, Egyptian oracle. Dreams, ints To ladies a
queer DOuk. OUs sold. Address.
i. WILLIAM & co. publishers, Philadelphia.
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Cured at Home!

DFRSONS at n distance may he cured by al.
Il dressitg the undersigned, stating th-ir cases.
symptoms, length OF lime The disease has cOntin-
ued. and have medicine promptly forwarded free
from damage or curl sity. with directions for use,
ever ga 50 uifering all ommnuicat'ons are re.
garded confidential. DIR. AMI ESON,
No. % West Fourth st eet, Cincinnati, Ohio
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AMERICAN WOMEN It is n melan-
choly fact, that American women have
dcgcncrated in point Of health and phy.
slquc, until they have become literally
II race of inyallds. How sad it is TO
look around us and compare the frail
and etleminate looking lady of to-day
with the hale, hearty and buxom ladies
of days gone by. To all snch the late
discovery of DIR. Walker, of California,
which is known as Vinegar Bitters, is a
priceless boon indeed. For this class
OF diseases it is certain and safe, and
any lady, old or young, can take it with
entire confidence in the result, and thus
avoId what to thousands is Il stumbling
block never overcome, via c~onsulta.
ton with n family physician. 'Tis true
there may be cases Of years standing,
that will necessitate moro powerful
treatment, but in nine cases out of ten
thus remedy will reach the disease, and
AT a little time effect q cure. The
nnmbor OF ladies' cured by it are num-
neied by thousands, and are scattered
through every state III the union.
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tLo Lo1, on1 ottourtino 10 liz doUn :.
H. aao. nsa aI;aLh., olan tn .
S''o , iian H." sannSo oooior ond ia
dricnn nn now and than ebow;no sumn,
a TIL .o1 Lio
J"a"3nofan is tan1, ~ 90 tho bnr'
"o"s ,"bnn - III. uo.u oInr,n;no
rr5 MP.H ..IiI'' ill., ntnronoL, hoe
I|"ors ne""i5J ;" om "vnra;"o
D.I" "J"Nt,'u ~ cl4ei nun, na5, tGotnro
~ LonB ,"1'iHs' nv '"t't' fn'"no,
u'B"r 'I'' ~" "t'A ''' u.!, -. ti'
',"'"'I5 "I"''"'' "' Wy 'i''"2 I.""
o. green c''Y'i VI '"lc5 IiAiHo''''0'J ~
tcI t'''0'hEh" " ''t' J''J"'I'
A Gnnn FrrrrLizru-Farmcrs zen
~c,allv Loyr To nav Ligh price for an
article which with n little skill, thev
could make Themselves during the win
tor months ar ON roinv DAYS. when they
have IittIc else to do. We rive n re.
cine for a chcop. GOOD fertilizer, which
bas hncn uecd successfully by farmers
in pennsvlvania and Ohio. One re-
commcuds il cgpccially for potatoes and
wheat. and cnds NV saving that he has
products, 1t is as follows: Take 1000
pounds Of good mold, sieve and screen
il to get the Gravel ont and make 1T as
fine as possible, then spread on n floor
or some suitable place add leo pounds
suIphate OF ammonia, 100 pounds com
mon salt, then mix with Il rake. When
thoroughly mixed, add % pounds Of
pnarl-nsh, and % pounds OF phosphate
Of soda, mix we'll, then ndl 400 pounds
ground bone. % pounds best Peruvian
"uano, and 1870 pounds ground plaster.
MIX the whole thoroughly, throw on n
pile Tor as honrs, ana " IS III 'or use
II 1t 10 to be used for potatoes m dls-
tricts where p~otato-bug8 are numerous,
I'VE gallons Suiphnflc acld may DeSprin-
klcd over the mass Care must pc w,
ken not TO use the acld IN a confined
place, aS The fumes are bad Tor the
health. II itlS spilled on tlle moor, 40
not throw water on n, as II generates
great neat when IN contact WIN wafer;
Snlphnrlc acid sprinkled on the ground
will Kill bugs OF any KIND, ana no i''l'''
are especially fatal to the p~o'"Vo-o"8'
Testing STEAM BomERs.-It is gem
orally believed that steam boilers be-
come weakened flor resistance to inter
nal prcssureJ after continued use from
various known and unknown causes. so
Tint the engineer cannot Judge of the
pressure to which his boiler can be
worked with safety. But this he may
determine by Il very simple process and
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III we can benefit the readers of this
paptr any by recommending Parsons Purga-
Two Pills to be the hes, ant; hili,r. madeline
III the country, we are williop IN do so Wa
nave LAD abou! a. good a chance to know as
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WANTED!

HABITUAB indu gers In opium, morphine and
IL other narcotics, who desire o ranclpaiiou
fr IN the habit 10 end heir address to tire under
signed. Inc remedy is at once tonic. Alternative
aud II invariably efticacious.
DIR. JAMESON,
lb West Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Tobacco in Spain.

Pcrhape Wy advertising II reward for
the discovery, it might DO possible to
find Il man in Spain who does not smoke.
bAcco in Spain is forbidden by law.
The soil aud climate are favorable, and
its cultivation has been Il great success.
But by that kind of Legislation or de
cree peculiar to Spain, and constantly
70 finding one Of the Chinese, the mo-
thcr country, Spain, is prohibited from
raising tobacco in order that the
daughter, Cuba, may have the mo-
nopoly. The right of importation is
sold TO contractors, who make II great
business of it,. In the middle of the
fifteenth century the Spaniards began
to get tobacco from America, and they
have been getting more ana moro OF 1t
ever since. In 1860 they smoked seven
millions of cigars, and cigars are not
the thing they usually smoke, They
have their tobacco rolled up in little
bits of paper, and these they carry in
their pockets, with matches. Often
they carry the tobacco and the paper
separately, and make II cigarette when
they want it, making n while smok-
ing another. These interesting manu-
features are not peculiar to Spain
thoy nre common in our own country,
but not SC general. Tho weed is used
only for smoking and snuiing in Spain.
! cannot learn that it is chewcd mt all
Children smoke mt an earlier & il
Spain than in other countries. II is mo-
uncommon f,p th.p, Ia h,ytp al NV a
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THIRTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE
OF AN OLD NURSE.

mss. "imsIoNv's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription OF one ~ the best female physi.
clans and nurses In thu Uniied States, and has
been used for thirty year nth never failing safety
and success by millions or mothers ana children
from the feeble infant of one week old 10 the adult.
It Corrects scidlty of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and fort 10 mother and child. We believe 1t to
be- the best and surest remedy in the world IN all
cases OF DYSENTERY and DIARRHEA I
CHILDREN, whether II arises from teething or
nom any other cause. Fail directions for using
will company each bottle. None genuine unleS.
the facsimile Of CURTIS Il PERKINS Is on tn,
outside wrapper.
old by all meI cine dealers.
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Ministers and Public SPEAKERS

Who are 80 often anI"'nI with ,hrrnt diseases
Will find n sure rene y m 'hi4 BaIs,n, Jozenrcs
ana waters some lines give rp icf hut this Hal
sam, taken a few times, Will iusute a permanent.
cure.
Will all ihoS" anic'ni with coughs or consump
tlon rive this Bal7am n fair trial; they will lie
pleased with the result. and confess that the sU "a,
REMEDY IS FOUND AT LAST.
READ THE FOLIO WING:
What the 81. Louis Jar raj has to say:
READ MN REFLECT re sue as NAV desire n
remedy tJr this curse Cf humanity. Copsumptjon
Aliens In x Hnisam FivpS III anchor of hone.
Aliens Lung pal am has been tiled by thon.
sands, who Awe evidence, not only by writing tes.
tlnlO ialS, that he, h I've teen cured, but by their
PLY slcal appearance
1ha recommendation this vIlua H. remedy has
received from thosa who kno - the good II has
done Tor th"I1. place Allen : Lung alslm I'm tha
'front.' rank OF IN" healing and lile-frsIoring rene
dies of this century.
CAUTION.
Do not Re deceived Call for and he snro voule.
celve Aliens Lung itllSaiE try no experiment
with rifles r nedias
in. HARRIS & co, Proprie.ors,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
For ealeb BY all southern drug sists and genera
dealers.
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and after 'hty have risen a little, bake by the day.
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"Ileo,, 10 the HIGHT"

Repeated complaints have been made
to IN by several OF our citizens who
drive with their families, for recrea-
ton, around our city and on the roads
leading to II, of thellnfernal lnsolenoe
shown by many wagoners In occupy
Ing the middle Of the road, and thus
driving the occupants Of the carriage
or buggy into all sorts Of lnconven
Iences, II not positive danger, 10 crafty
the Transfers right ca TO every inch
Of The highway The lives OF our
mothers and daughters, who often take
the relns themselves, Is lmporillcd by
tho vulgar indifference Of these selfish
and unmanncrly pumpkins, and our
authorities should take the matter IN
hand aud make n sharp example Of
Il few Of them,
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Music Bound in the Latest
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MIR, JAMES p. Mccoy, writing to Il
friend in Denlson, from Topeka, Kas.,
under date August 10, gives the follow
ing report of the prospects in that
state
The grassboppcrs have destroyed the
whole growing crop from this city west
rs lar rs heard from. Cornilelds are
destroyed IN one day, which, IL left
alone, would have been worth from
fifteen to twenty dollars per acre. |
heard one OF our largest farmers say
that 10y tonight the grasshoppers would
finish lifteen hundred acres of corn,
worth thirty thousand dollars. The
amount Of damage to the state, from
the pests aud the drouth, will run up
to the millions; in fact there are not
less than fifty thousand persons in this
state that will either have to move
away or be helped by their friends
east OF here.
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nriinmIo haoIelA.

The prospects Of INSTRUMENTATION are
IN every particular encouraging. At
the last meeting six new members
were added, which gives n membcr-
ship of seventy already. The follow
Ing IN II synopsis Of the proceedings OF
the last meeting, furnished us by the
secretary
Pursuant TO notice In the DALLAS
HERALD, the second regular meeting
of the Britanlc society was held In the
hall Of the knights OF Pythias, on Mon
day evening, August 18th, vice presl-
dent j. III. Potter In the chair, and j..
II. Ryan, secretary, After the reading
Of the minutes Of the last meeting, the
following business was transacted
On motion Of Mr.. Crosslcy, II COM
mluee of three was appointed to ex-
anime applicants Ms to their eligibility
to become members Of the society,
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed Messrs. Crossley, Cotton and
Wilson.
On motion Of Mr., Cotton, the initia-
ton fee aud monthly dues were reduced
ono-half.
After the election of new members,
the meeting then adjourned until the
next regular meeting night.
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Finncrs' stocks and Metals.

TIN: nc, lOXll, charcoal, per boX SIS j0 X
l0xli, charcoal, SIS 10; TX, l2xl2, charcoal,
s2l O0 &c, charcol, liX20, Sl7 90; TX, charcoal,
llx20, $40 %; IC llX20, roofing, Sl5 W; &c, 2Ox
y, $50 90; block tin D h i5c; sheet zinc u II
l5c Pig lead u h l0c; Copper bottoms % 10
Soc Sheet iron 26X27 e ID l2Hc; Solder extra
refined ~ 10 3Sc; Galvanized iron in full bum
dies u IN zoe: American Russia u h Doc.
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CAUTION.

s Mnlen uses two threads and makes the lock
suteh alike on both sides, aud will do ms
f X, work as any other machine row In use.
Every machine NARRATED,
solu oy =. McNab, agent, at the jewelry
store OF ]. q, Mitchie, on Elm street, NEXT 10
Adams q Leonafd's bank.
repaired. isliiw
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RED RIVER county goes solid for De-
Morse, inslructing its delegates to vote
for him and continue TO do so until his
name is withdrawn by himself or some
one fully authorized to do so. Ralues
county also lnstructs for DeMorse
Gregg and Harrison counties instruct
for Walter p. Lane. Wood county in
its famous convention, made up of
two precincts, instructed its delegates
to vote for Culberson, if he should
prove to be the strongest man-other-
wise to consider themselves free and
untrammeled. A letter received here
yesterday from NJ l. Crawford, of JEFF
terson, states that Titus and Cass have
gone for Culberson,- Bonham News.
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l2hsn,
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Deputy shodT'rom Floyd returned
from Mississippi, yesterday, whittier
he went having In charge j, n, Fisk
ridge, Notwithstanding the trip was
Oiled with much lcdIum and anxiety,
we are pIoused TO SEQ That the captain
has returned physically Intact aud In
the best Of spirits,
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PRESIDENT GRANT has written II let
ter to Governor Oglesby declining to
deliver the dedicatory address at the
inauguration of the national Lincoln
monument at Springfield, on the 10Th
of October. lie says that placing him.
. self in such n position would be so for
cign to his usual wont that he feels
himself unequal TO the task, He hopes
that the association will select some
man to deliver the address who viii!
meet the expectations of the nation,
and who can do justice to the memory
and patriotic services of the great man
in whose honor the monument is
erected,
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II gives US more thnu ordinary pleas
IRE, and Will, no doubt, be received
by tho community at large In similar
tompcr that his honor, the mayor, ha'
selected 10 able aud fearless u gentle
man M Captain Tom Floyd, deputy
sheriff, 10 wear the robes Of city mar
shol during that pcrsonagc's tempo
| rnrY u hAenue.
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Valuable Property ii Kentucky
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

One new brick dwelling. Srooms, . cisterns,
garden, wood and coal house, large yard full
OF choice fruit trees and vines. Alsb, one
frame dwelling, of five rooms, brick kitchen
good brick store room and warehouse, new
leaf tobacco warehouse, corn warehouse,
stables and lot, Fairbank scales and stock
yards, all OF which will exchange for good
Texas lands or city property.
The above property is beautifully situated
on the Ohio river in Warsaw, the county seat
otGallatin county, Kentucky. For particu-
lars, address ". n. keene, Dallas, Texas, or
call Mt keene 4 Nichols, corner Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. Title guaran-
teed or no sale.
laadlw VIII. KEENE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-19

An elegant new ArI0D piano
for sale ~ c0si and cWrFipge,
which IN $40 icss iaaD inmn-
nhacinrcH' price. This is u bsF-
gain MOI found every day.
pLERGE a. LKLE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-19

One hundred mule and OK
teams 10 hnul government SUPP
plies from Dallas 10 Forts Rich
nr,asOn and Griffin. Steady
work. Good rates. For intOr-
nation apply ut the freight de-
pot OF the Texas and Pacific
railway.
w. q. GsAyEANE. Contractor.
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