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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-06-09
LEHIGHToN, PA:
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE o, 1877.
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have Just received the above new issue
of Jules Verne's ever popular stories,
in the fEtorite " Lakeside Library "
editions. Illustrated with 20 charac
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newsdealers at 10 cents or sent post
paid for 10 cents, by the publishers,
DonneIley, Lloyd & Co., ChicRgo, Ill.
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TxECUPRIx'S NOTICE

ESTATE or REESE WATKINS, DEc'n
Letters TestamentarY on the ESTATE Of Rec
Watkins. late a Merchant IN the Borough
BauHferd, Carbon Co, Penna., uec'd, have oot
granted To Susannah Watttns, OF the Borou1
Aforesaid, TO whom all persons indebted 70 So
Estate are requested 10 make payment. a1
those having claims or demands will nal
known the same without delay.
SUSAENAH WATKIhss
Lanstord, May ~, lsTT.W6sl ExeouutHI
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mo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

ding with any OF the following described artl
oles Of Personal Property, loan ed BY the undeI
signed to FRANK r. BOYER, Of Parryvi1
Borough. Carbon Co.. Pa; Vlss Bay Horse
BaV Mare. Brindle Cow, shoats, Butch =
Spring Wagons, CRrriage, Skellet, Lgh
BODsled Scales and all ButcherinR Tools on
0IindstOne, Sausage Machine Cutting -bOi
iron Kettles, sets Harness, Cook STOW
with Utensils and a variety OF other HOueI
hold and Kitchen Furniture. as the same is m
property. DANIEL " ENTA
PaEryyi le. May 10. Is7I-ws,
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N UMBER 2.

Also. situate in said Borough Of Parryvllle,
and adjoining the above lands and lands OF
Jacob Sheckler Charles Belford. Harrison
Wentz, anthony Detmyer. Jacob Peters Den.
mis- Bauman, and the PohO POGO OF Big Creek,
and Others containing
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NUMBER 3.

Also situate IN the Borough Of Parryville,
aud adjoining the last named premises, and ON
land Of Dennis Bauman, containing
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FARM BUILDINGS.

One twO.stOry Plank House, twenty by thirty
stone Basement forty by fifty Eve feet one
Board Wagon House, twenty three by twenty
six feet, with the necessary Outhouses to the
foregoing buildings.
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New Advertisements.
NuMHER Q.

One Howe Truss RAILROAD BRIDGE
across the Lehigh River at ParrvvilIe; length
OF said Bridge is THREE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-THREE FEET width Of same is
TWENrY-ONE FEET weather boarded on
both sides and covered with slate roof.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop,
eItv Of the Carbon Iron Company, and to be
sold by
], W. RAUDENBUsH. Sheriff
SherifPs once,
Mauch Chunk, May 81, 1877.
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Monday, June 18th, 1877,
at One o'clock P. NJ, All that certain
TRACT or PIECE OF LAND,

situate in FRANKLIN Township. in the County OF
Carbon, and state OF Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning %
a stone. thence by land Of Daniel Krum south,
thirty-three degrees east one hundred and ono
perches I'd the middle of the Poho POGO Creek i
thence up In said Creek north seventy. one del
grees, east. six perches thence north fifty
three and half degrees. east siA perches
thence north thirteen and quarter 'degreesI
east ten perches; thence by other land OF said
Daniel Solt north thirty Two and half deRreesI
wet forty. five pefches TO q stone IN the middld
Gf public road leading from Nj ARIA Iron works
towards Laurv's Forge pOrth fifty nine degreesI
east two perches thence by land OF said Dan'1
SOlt north thirty. .thl ee deRrees west nifty
perches to a stone thence by the same south
ffty.seven degrees. west TWENTY-FIVE Derched
and eight-tenths to the place of beginningI
containing S
FOURTEEN ACRES and TEN PERoHEsI
more or less
The improvements thereon consist of Two
Story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with,
Basement twenty-three by twenty eight feet
SWISS Barn thirty by fOrty-fve feet, Pig sly
twelve by twenty.three feet, and other out
buildings.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop1
erty OF Joseph Greensweig, and TO be sold by
J.w. RAUDEN BUSH, Sheriff,
Mauch Chunk, May 81. 1877. ;
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EIGHTEEN ACRES,
more or less, this being Woodland.
NUMBER 5.

Situate in the Township of MahOnipg, ia tlle
county Aforesaid, adjoining on the River lie.
high, ON lands Of the Lehigh Valley Rallrnad
Company, located between the Lehigh River
and the LehiRh Valley Railroad, containing
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FIFTY-FoUR PERCHEs,

more or less. The improvements on which are
a two story Double Plank House, twenty four
by thirJv-siX feet a Stable, twelve by fourteen
aaf
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NUMBER 4.

Also, situate in said Borough OF Parryville
and adjoining lands of said Cai bon Iron Com
pany designated above as No. I, lands OF John
Zlegenfus Joel Wentz Denlis BadmRu, late
Anrew GraVer, and the POhO POGO or Big
creek, containing
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Monday, June 18th, 1877,
at One O'Clock P. NJ, All that certain
LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND,

LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND,
situate in the Borough of Lehighton, late Ma
honing Township, Carbon County, Pennsyl-
vania, bounded and described as follows, to
wit BeginnlDg at a stone in a public road
leading from Lehighton TO MahOning Valley.
thence north eighty-elght degrees, east nine
perches to a stone thence north thirty -four de-
grees, west three perches to a stone; thence
north one degree. west ten degrees and six
tenths TO post thence by land of Daniel East
man south seventy degrees, west eleven per-
ches ana four.tenths to stone thence BY land
late OF Thomas KoOus, south seventy degrees.
east ten perches to the place Of beginning, con.
tanning
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN PERcHEs
more or less.
The improvements thereon consist Of Two
story Frame DWELLING HOUSE, twenty
hy thirty feet, Frame Stable twenty. four by
twentyfour feet Pig sty, Chicken House and
other outbuidings,
Seized and taken into execution a. the prop
ertY Of Phaon Clauss. and to be sold by
J.w. RAUDENBUsI, Sheriff.
Sherif's ONCE,
Mauch Chunk, May 81, 1877.
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EIGHTY.NINE PERcHEs,

more o. less, Tbs improvements thereon iE q
Railroad siding and one RAilrOad Track scale.
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SHERIFPS SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue OF a writ Of Yen. En- issued out OF
the Court of Common Pleas Of Carbon County,
and TO me directed, there will be exposed TO pub.
lie sale at the Court House, In the Borough OF
Mauch Chunk, on
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CHERIFF'S SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue OF writ Of VEN. Ex. issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas Of Carbon County.
and to me directed. there will be exposed to
public sale at the Court House in the Borough
Of Mahch Chunk on
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Washington Letter.

ling-Secretary Sherman Critieised-G Gen. Grant---
Decoration Day, ETC., etc.
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OK EXTRA FINE Mixed Cards, with name, lOo.
81 post paid. L. JONES & Co., Nassau, NY.
&E . cor per day at home. Samples worth
pS UGS IS sent free. sTISsoN & Co., Port
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ON MARIA 6TREET-On lots Nos. Is, 40
and AZ, one double tw0-stOry Plank House on
each lot to wit: Three Double Houses thirty
two by twenty. four feet, with Basement Kiteh'
Houses thirty.two by twenty-fOur feet. with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-27

st. Louis Times; As foreshadowed
in yesterdays Times, United States
Senator Louis V. Bogy, of Missouri,
died Mt Louisville yesterday, Mr., Bogy
was born at st. Genevieve, Missouri,
April 9, 1913, his parents being OF
French extraction. He received an orr
binary common school education, and
when q youth was engaged as n clerk in
q country store. The lad was ambitious,
however, and afterwards studied law,
first in Illinois and afterwards in the
law school at Lexington, Kentucky lie
began the practice of his profession at
st. Louis in 1888, and entering politics
was several times elected member OF
the legislature. In 1867 Andrew John
son appointed him 4 commissioner of
Indian affairs, and in 1873 his aspira-
ton of life was gratiied by his election
10 the United States senate, succeeding
Frank Blair. His term would have Elk.
PRED in 1879, and the governor of Mis-
souri, being democrat, his seat will be
filled by member Of his own party.
Mr.. Bogy was not n great man, but an
exceedingly industrious one, and has
made something of mark in the sen.
ate by his industry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-27

TnE Marshall Herald ably argues in
favor of everybody's purchasing and
owning home. 1t is a possibility for
every one except printer, to him it is
a beautiful abstraction, dim delusive
ideal OF bliss to be attained only by
those whoselots have been cast at the
pillow handle, behind the counter, at the
work bench, in the lawyers office or
who will wheedle and caiole for the
suiirages of the people, while the poor
printer only sadly contemplates this
beautiful outside of somebody elsc's
luxurious home Yet every man ought
to.have home of his own, and in this
we agree cordially with our able cotem.
porary, but as to getting it, that's the
rub"
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The oldest human being in the world
is Sonora Peras Glen, a Mexican woman
who lives in San Gabriel Mission, Calls
lornia. She is one hundred and forty
years old Her age il declared to be II
matter of undisputed record,
There is nothing like style. The
Cincinnati Enquirer says The train
ierked Eyarts away from Eli2abethtown
right in the middle of one Of his SEN
fences, But he had finished it all but
about stickful by the time they reach
ed Bowling Green,
The Philadelphia papers deny the
story of John W. Young's proposed
marriage to the Cobb girl; at least, they
say that his wife Libby is at her broth-
er's, Mr. Garfield, in Philadelphia
that she did not leave her husband for
the cause assigned, ard knows and be-
lieves nothing Of it,
1t is related of Grant that, when
Hayes asked him for the names of such
persons as he specially desired should
be retained in office, he modestly blush.
ed and handed in those of but two per"
sons, Badeau, consul general at London,
and-the ruling passion strongin death
brother in,law Cromer minister to
Denmark
The war in the east hos doubled the
price of canary bird seed. Asiatic
Turkey supplies large quantities Of this
bird provender, but since that territory
has become the theater of the war, the
supply has been cut off. The import OF
the seeds amounts to about four hund
red tons per annum. The little warb-
lers will have to change their diet until
the eastern question is settled.
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THE STATE OVER.

McLennm Cdoty.-James Mellon, a
stockman, was shot and killed last
Sunday by a young man named Austin
Sims, near the village of Perry, Sims
is q brother.in-law OF Hansford, who the
day before had been hung 10y a mob for
his Irregularities in handling stock. Ii
occurred while the body OF Hansford
was being borne to the grave Sims
rode up to the cortege and was accosted
by Mellon, when quarrel ensued.
Mellon accused Sims of selling him cat
tie stolen from neighboring rancho,
when Sims shot him four times, killing
him instantly. Sims dashed away, but
was pursued by the citizens and killed
Tdrant County Mr. James Watkins
residing near Dido, was bitten by a
large rattlesnake. The wound is very
painful and fears are entertained that
death may result.-At beer garden
in Fort Worth, Frank Deyere and a
man known as Irish Billie" had diff
fioulty, when the former cut the latter
with barlow knife. They were quar-.
relling over solled dove--The Dem.
ocrat urges the necessity of organizing
board OF trade.-The Fort is filed
with cow boys who make things lively.
The body of a dead negro named
Wright, was found in Sycamore bottom
eight miles from Fort Worth. When
the body was found life had been ex-
tinct several days. Two pistol wounds
are in the heart and one through the
head. 1t is asserted by some that the
negro was horse thief
GraySoa C0mty.-The Courier says: A
rumor of very distressing nature was
current on the streets last night. A
gentleman recently from Gainesville,
brought the intelligence that J. :.
Hacker and daughter, residing six
miles east of Gainesville, seated at a
table reading, were suddenly enveloped
in flames, communicated from an ex.
ploding lamp, and that before assistance
could reach them, they were burned to
death.--A mule felt for a Sherman
drayman with his foot, which so effect
ed the man that he became senseless.
On coming too. he returned the COM
pliment by vigorously feeling for the
mule with stick. "A sneak. thief en-
tered the residence OF Mr. John Gaines
while the family were absent and car. |
ried off Mrs. Gaines mocking.bird. That |
thief has some taste, TO say the least OF
il.
Harris County.-An irate New Yorker.
who has invested in Houston bonds, in
a letter to a merchant OF that place
says some naughty things Of the Hous- !
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TnE State Gazette takes the lawyers to
task for defending such noted criminals
as John Wesley Hardin-thinks it
tends TO lower the standard of public
morals Not bit of il. Let them
have the best legal talent attainable,
but provide such courts and juries as
will obey the law heed their own oaths
and do their duty even if every lawyer
i'm America were retained for the pris-
oner. 1t is not the lawyers who lower
the standard by defending noted Grim.
inals--it is Judges who fail to hold
iuries to their work, and iuries them>
selves, who, from motives Of fear or
favor, often let NOTED criminals" slip
through the meshes Of the law and
cheat the gallows at the expense of
society. No matter if John Wesley
Hardin had murdered hundred men
in cold blood, he is entitled 10 a de,
Tense and should have it, but when his
guilt is clearly established, and the
courts have condemned him, no earthly
power should be permitted to reverse
or defeat the verdict.
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ton aldermen 1.-Two negroes Daniel
Burly and William Wright both
drunk, had q fight nj 70 oolored board
ing house, Kept by Il woman named
Brown Burly WAS cut in tbe hand and
Wright had his throat cut Dr. Melon
nell, who saw Wright pronounccs his
wound serious and dangerous, Deputy
sheriff j. W, Wood arrested Burly and
lodged him IN JAIL He Ia a stranger
hailing from San Antonio, Unlike
most fights between these people, there
vas no woman IN this sorapo, is origin
arising FROM whislSy,--sinoe the
norther struck Houston eighteen coup,
les have determined upon matrlmony
---Jalnes Tooe cut Moses Reichman,
not dangerously,-- Age still in,
sists on having II fight with Mexico
Don I be so belliperent-- cremi'
nal docket OF Houston numbrsi one
hundred and fifty,
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Tue Waco Examiner should be calm,
and reflect that Dallas is one hundred
miles north OF Waco and two hundred
north of Austin and Brenham, conse>
quently cotton is later maturing, but it
natures none the less. Dallas has
many important crops to ship, and cot,
ton is only an incident to her general
trade Nevertheless she will ship eighty
thousand bales this season without
doubt. If she doesn't commence so
early as her neighbors she keeps it up
longer.
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Dir. GRANT, the evangelist, is trying
his hand on the good people of the
Fort. Look out, Pod,-DALLAs HERALD.
Thank you for thus, by implication,
at least chasing us among the good
people of the Fort" But you are in
error in DR., Grants intentions. We are
advised that the reverend doctor Is after
the bad people of the Fort, whom he
does not find as plentiful rs he did in
Dallas,-F0r Worth Democrat
All right, old fellow hereafter wen
put you among those who are out of
the reach of good influences. 1t would
require the best work of even DR..
Grants master to evangelize Pad
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The Galveston Independent Of the Odd
has very severe article condemnatory
of Messrs. Burnett IL Fitzpatrick, large
contracting firm of that city, and the
present lessees of the state penitentiary.
The article is scathing and demands
an answer, being just one of those
things which cannot be ignored.
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NE rurned Up mn. Goa, co,l.r.

When General Changarnier was in
Africa he was colonel of regiment,
and was more fearful Of draft of air
than the lead Of his opponents His
mind appeared TO be- constantly occu-
pied with drafts Of air. On one occa-
sion the balls were flying thick around
him. An officer saluted and said,
Colonel, you are exposing yourself"
True" said Changarnier, I'VE are fight.
ing in gorge" lie turned up his coat
collar.
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Aailg 4erala.

run DAILY HHRALDlR published every
morning, 0Eoept on Monday, AZ $40 pr
amman Nv advance, postage prepaid OI
~ cents p6r Neok delivered In tho city,
The WEEgLY HERALD In published every
Saturday mornl Az NJ 81 90 por.year post
ngo prepaid,
ADyElrIaTfNG RATES, ono square ten limos
nOnpafoilj one time III 90. each subsequent
insertion, 40 cents. Special Tatns for weekly
monthly and yearly advertlsera
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The Associated Press brought us the
roll of the Bohemians of the presiden-
tial excursion yesterday. Ii only lacked
Leader, Cutler, and o few others Of our
Texan excursionists, to stamp the trip
with immortality.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-27

The ball given by the Denisonites on
the occasion of the fifth anniversary Of
the settlement of that city, on the Oath,
was, according to the NesOs, an enioya
BILE affair The old residents were out in
forca
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-27

ONLY five numbers of the Daily Civil
ian Mt one time, But even MS good and
venerable paper as the Civilian un-
doubtedly is, may come in too large
packages.
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The most certain way TO render poweTless
the miasmatic yapors which produce chills
and fever and other Halarious disorders, is
to fOrtify the system against them with that
letters stomach Bitte,s, The remedial Op.
GRAFTON OF the Bltters Ia no less Ger tain than
their preventive effects, and they may be re-
lied upon to overcome cases OF fever and
ague which resist quinine and the mineral
remedies of the pharmacopmia. Dyspepsia
constipation, bilious COMPLAINTS. rheumatic
ailments and general debility, likewise rap
idly yield TO their regulative and tonic In
iiuenCe They ara an incalculable blessing
TO tho week and nervous of both sexes, an
ok client family medicine, and the best safe
guard which tho traveller or emigrant can
take TO an unhealthy climale. dtoctl-wl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-27

Key heard from again. Made EN-
laugh even at the grave Of the great
Jefferson. Great Jehosaphat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-27

HAYES wasn't disappointed at Char
lottesville, The people were pleased,
and tho president was delighted Let
the curtain drop tho comedy drags,
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER ~.

\ The Denison HcraH now carries the
proper credit at the head Of its dis.
patches.
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Now the Dutch are behind 81, 75O,OOO
and there is mourning and moisture
behind the bikes of Holland.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-27

We don't hear ~ much Of Grant now
as we did n few weeks since, Have the
Scotch bottled him
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Valuable Mi! Property
FOR SALE.
offer at private sale my mill, known as
"TRINITY MILLS"

situated Immediately on the Dallas and
wichita railroad, near the county line. l6it
miles from Dallas. The mill is new and N,
good order. Capacity 100 barrels per tSantvl
iour hours. Can load -four on railroad
track from mill | VIII sell the mill, dwell.
lngS and stOre-hpuse, or any ouantitv
OF lana with IL, up to seven hun.
I r,u aotes, 10 accommodate q purchaser.
There is fine farm on tine IanI' oreai
abundance OF water, aflOrding a choice 7oca
u9n iof stock feeding In connection with
illlllnI. As ] have not capital 10 operate
upon VIII sell this property Tor an interestl
TIE remainder. | mean business, as any
one desiring large paying Investment can
see oy applying early TO me on tue premises.
-. ,,,.,..,..., $500, Or. ROY B. SCOTT,
OF trinity Mills" Dallas Comfy, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-27
PRIVATE OFFICE & RECEPTION ROOM


awe va" Ah Sa'a DhtAsss \ SAhs
FEMALE DISEASES made a specia
study, The successful treatment of scores o
ladies In Dallas and vicinity Is sufficient Il
commend others afflicted to the Same treat.
ment. The burbdrOUS treatment ,pih cduSticl
utterly discarded.
Hwmorrhoids cured in all cases without
tho use OF knife, ligature, caustic or clam %.
All rectal disc asses made u speciality.
TAPEW0RMS REMOVED IN A FEW
HOURS.
NERVOUS Epilepsy ,Chorea
Neuralgia, Carries of Nertebrae resulting in
curvature of spine and nervous derange.
ment lnciplent Paralysis cured in ma.
JOrlty OF cases.
Diseases of the Eye and Eyelids, of the En-
anu Head. Especial attention called 10 Ma.
SAL CArARRH and its accompanying mala-
dies.
Diseases OF n confidential nature treated and
cured promptly without injury TO patient.
| advertise the same rs the merchant or
any legitimate business man, viz: To do
humanity good, ana advance personal inter
est.
second-Because am not ashamed of my
profession.
Thlrd-Because expect 10 deal honoroblv
with my fellow-man, ana have nothing to
cover up.
as corporation of doctors, college an in.
Urinary, or would.be-instiiute, and IL is no.
body's business but my own.
Those at u distance can consult by letter,
and receive prompt attention by enclos-
ing s..
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
Address Lock Box nos, Dallas, Texas. or
call personally at go Elm street.
OFFICE HOURs-DAH AND NIGHT,
sepiGdly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-27
DALLAS
Female College.
THIS SCHOOL, UNDER IT'S LATE 0RGA
IZATION, WILL OPEN ITS
First Annual Session Sept q
oHAh y, PIERpp
Manager

In the new building between Bryan Ano
Live Oak streets.
Street car rates for pupils have been ileo,
street cars will make connection WIN
the San Jacinto cars at Main street, anu M
extra charge will be made. There WI.
be n good plank walk constructed from VIC
cars to the College building for the use Vi
pupils.
The Faculty, consisting Of eight teachers,
will be prepared - give thorough lnSl lIO.
ton in the varie branches of Liberal euu'
cation, practical and ornamental
For fuller information apply for circuni.ei "
A. W. NOWLIN,,
aug2idlm Secretary of Board.
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Miscellaneous Wants.

TOLLECTOR--I Will undertake the collcc-
" ton OF all notes rents and rccOunts la
Dallas city and county, consigned 10 me-
and guarantee collections from all solvent
debtors Satisfactory city references given
II. A. CALDER, so Commerce street, oppO-
site san JaClnlo hotel. sepl-lm