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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02

Messrs. Wheeler Sc Pierson, 13 & Is Camp
st. have ust received large additions their stock OF
ovslcoatS which they Offering at prices ranging
from % to Ss5 They hAvs alSO youthS diagonal and
cashmere Overccats at from 90 50 to s0C and few
black beaver overcoats which, being aighty damaged,
they selling Gt merely nominal prices. An their
goods are we'll madeand warranted to s. By sys
tenn Of sefmeasursment directions for which NesSIs.
Wheeler l. Pierson will send application, gentle.
men reside 5g in the country Gecure their outfits
from the firm in . very fsw days, as fn orders are
promptly filed
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thereby caused breach in the foundation of
Ancient Masonry, and acted in violation of the
first great principles of the Order; and, there
fore, the Grand Lodge of Ireland hereby de-
clares that 1t cannot coptinue to recognize the
Grand Orient of France AZ Masonic body; and
it hereby directs all lodges working under the
Irish constitution to decline receiving as Ma.
sons any person hailing frsm the Grand Orient
of France, or from any subordinate lodge un-
der its Jurisdiction.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02
A Split IN THE FREEMAsoN CAMP.

The following suggestive document has
been published IN onr Ultramarine contempo-
Earie8 -
Resolution unanimously adopted by Grand
"Whereas the Grand Lodge of Ireland has
received official notification that the Grand
Orient of France has altered the first article OF
it's constitution from it's previous form, and
omitted therefrom, as one of its fundamental
principles, belief in the existence of God and
the Immortality of the soul, the Grand Lodge
of Ireland hereby resolves that the Grand
Orient of France having, by Such alteTation,
rendered admissible as members OF lodges
within its Jurisdiction Psrsons who do Eos be-
leve in the existence Of Personal Deity has
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02

A positive cure for rheumatism, gOut, neu-
ralgiA and all dseases aiisng from Impure. .bloOd iS
JurEielewiczs aatiRhoumatic remedy FOX sale by al
druggists at Per bettle The RIs bottle has never
failed to cure tho most aggravated case,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02

Strictly fancy Goshen Butter at TwOmey's-
also other grades very low.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02

Every imaginable delicacy for the holidays
at TwomeyIs. FreSh and cheap,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02

From "mOrn till dewy eve" the knO wing ones
throug TwOmey s store.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02

Miucs meat at TwOuey's.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02

TEE NonNrNa srAR has bsea sAagasR
with the approval Of the ecclesiastical
uthority Of the Diocese, 10 supply On
Omitted want In New Orleans, anA %
mainly devoted 10 the interests a oAs
ICathelio Church. II Will not intsxzGEe sn
politics except wherein they intsza@B
with Catholic rights. but win ezxsae
lniquity In high places. without rsgaE9 o.
persons or parties. Next 70 the spaKiazas
rights Of al men. IL will especially sAam-
Ipion the temporal rights Of the peos.
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ny any plrJ Of n. lnc nc
ovistorco Of the power
,,.;,ho,, ho;,, e,nres,lv vested iu uu.
nort Of the Government, deyolyes pw
E,,n tbo whole mattor on Coupas.
,.l.;,I,.,,,,o, ,,r,vi,I, for r.,ry.'t
ocu,o noworond not nj the rmt uo.
l,d,,a ,yl,o shnll cxprcise il. q dcclpru'
tor indeod wherein alone consists all
bo n,ovision required aud without
lii ma ,royisiou Is possible The
..,ro, 90 ,,r,ntcd ia a naked power
nowo,, inertia potontiulity, which be
on,o ~ Conorcss and Congress only to
Io,ho N nuickcn. to make actual
mia particular part Of the Constitutions
IN other words. ron aims in the condition
in which the Fret Congress found th,
whole instrument--.a blank power, that
il to say, which Congress. and no other
bodv md nobody else is competent I"
I'll M and yitalize. II has been ceII,o
n ca,ps omissus in the Constitutions j
IL in fact II cqsus omissos in lcHH'auoi-
81 uply; and the legislative body mas
the sole right to supply 1t. The FTcsi
dent Of the Senate has 40 moro to It"
with it in the premises than lhoNP'oI''
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The Austin Satesmdn, doubtless hay
ing in view the recent murder in that
city, is constrained TO speak II few
words eminently applicable to Dallas
and to Wise counties. That
paper snys: " Perhaps those good
men who go about the streets with
pistols and knives may not know it, but
they make property valueless. Life, OF
course, in their eyes, is worth nothing;
but houses and homes and merchandise
have value and cost money and toll.
All this is destroyed by the CLEANS OF
the assassin knife and by the echo OF
pistol shot. Mems lives may by taken
and they do not avcnge the outrage,
and society Is listless but when muir
derers and Adventures destroy the
value of our homes and of our labors OF
u lifetime the spirit Of vengeance is
akened and blood.thirstness must
hide it's CHASTITY face and come forth
only beneath tho shadows of the night,
But let us haze peace and order and no
more violence either on the part of the
people of the peoples enemies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-03
THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY.

1t must be borne in mind that
January 9th seems to have been fixed
upon throughout the country as the
day for holding public meetings to pro
test against changing the result of the
presidential election by force and fraud.
Dallas should see to it, that this county
gives expression to suitable views on
that day. This is a perfectly proper
movement, and the day chosen is ex-
ceedingly suitable for such a purpose.
The Sth of January is memorable in
our history ms the anniversary of the bat
tie of Now Orleans That battle was
the turning point Of the last struggle be-
tween the United States and England,
lts result did much, very much, to es-
tablish the American people as nation
in tho world; and its glory Ia INSOFAR
ably connected with the name of An.
drew jackson, great man and one Of
our great presidents destined to a long
renown not only as military hero and
m original and courageous statesman,
but as champion of tho people and
their successful defender against the en-.
croachments of great monoyed power.
The liberties Of the people aro now
threatened by most formidable con.
spiracy A combination OF officphold.
ers, supported by the most powerful pc.
litical party know in our history, are en-.
gagged in classifying the votes cast at q
national election, and taking, through
fraud and violence, from man whom
the people have elected, the Office OF
president and giving it TO another man
whom the people have rejected, This
constitutes a more dangerous attack
upon our country and its Democratic
institutions than the attack Of Great
Britain tina, was foiled at New Orle ms
sixty'two years ago. Let us hopa that
the popular protest which will be utter
ed on the 9th of January next will be al.
etfloaoious in driving baok the public
enemy as were the deadly rifles of GU,
sharpshooters and the martial genius Of
jackson at New Orleans.
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Worcie Action ~ aitlet OUiorid Gir
Ia Saving II IiaOy,
From tue Dubuque rimcs, /


A lamp exploded in house ON Four
teenth street an evening OF two since.
A little colored girl employed in the
family went to the kitchen in the even.
ing to light the fire. She then took the
lamp from the table and started to re-.
turn to the stti grooM and before she
got out OF the kitchen the lamp en-.
ploded with the force ol gun-shot,
scattering fragments Of glass all over
the room. One piece struck the lttlr
girl on til: cheek, cutting cash nearly
wo inches in length, and deep enough
to cause her to bleed protusoly, and
others tore tho skin from the fingers OF
the hand which carried the lamp For.
unately, the light was cNtiugui. he'd 10y
the bursting OF the lamp The first
thought of the little colored girl, who
believed the house would surely burn.
was to save the baby boy, who was IN.
nocently sleeping in his grmdmothers
wm'. She grasped him, cricd, De
ampss burstvd and away she went
e. neighbours house with the white
roted baby, leaving the grandmother
TO face the SITUATION ms she might
deem beat, The lady of the house s0on
put In her appearance and Wet for her
baby, whom, of course, she found ali
right, but his white garments were in
a end plight from the blood which tll
from the little girls wounded neck and
hand She had said, u few days before,
4 the house ever took fro tha n ~
tn y shr would ~, to save would br
th' baby, and she was US good us her
word.
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MlSCELLAaE0 is.

,.IIr STATE OF TEX t.--Gb alt ferS IN
lutri' I'd "a the GWlrdhu nip ut IN,
}.iute of Nora Il and Nlrnons =. lacy ri
Nlluurs ,uuIltEO. V,nrvnrd hls Mot III IN,
uouutl Court OF ia lus County his applicn
lun Tor the -uO OF real oI,HtO Tor tue - y
npuI Of hebts und lur the mnlntonnn
lud education ot said mluorS, whlcl
ylll ho heard on the expiration
II four wooKS IRON the date u
MS n ,lic1 an trrui tlmc), nc the Cour
uou ~ the cot ~ III, Cliyof Dnim7, NJ whlGl
umu t,ll prisuur interested IN said x INDIAN
ship may nrpe ~ Hnd cont NJ application /
they ,u p"'psr.
Witness, a iInrwOod, Clc L OF tho County
Court of Dallna County owen Cuder mS
nan anh seal of suid Court, AT ONE lhl
20th day Of December a. ~ 1916
A, HARDWOOD,
Clerk Of County Court, DhllnS o., Texas.
by W II TH tRe 3, Deputy.
McCoy y Mccoy, Attys for Applicant.
drr11 rWiL
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PlLor PoINT, in Wise county, cello
brated New Year with a famous hop,
The amusement Of dancing was slightly
varied by some very accurate pistol
practice, tho targets being Messrs'
Flippen and Harrison. FlippenS heart
was duly perforated by II leodcn mes
senper, and he was sent to his long
homo ere he could stNmmrr II single
prayer Harrison was tho recipient OF
two favors in the shape Of cold lcHd
which struck him in tho mouth and
neck, killing him instantly. John
Marcum's little pistol did the work
There would be cruel mockery in wish
ing a happy new yenr to two homes in
Wise county. Will the bloody reign Of
the revolver never cease in Texas
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WATTEasoy, in writing from his seat
In Congress to the Co~ier'Jo"""'' mus
outlines Democratic policy ut is agreed
that the course to be taken will DO gov
erned to some extent by that pursued
by the Senate. If the votes OF the
Louisiana, Florida and South Caroline
electors be thrown out, the House VIII
proceed to elect n president, as required
by the constitution IT, however 'hc
Senate assumes the power to count
those States for Hayes, and thcreupon
declares him elected, the House OF
Representatives will most probably
adopt resolution affirming that Ti'den
and Hendricks were duly elected pres
ident of the United States, The House
will be firm
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The ELECTORAL VOTE.

That the power of counting the votes
including necessarily the power Of de
ternining what are votes is vestet
somewhere by the Constitution
although not expressly vested any
where, ia in itself plain warrant tc
Congress, not to say an imperative man.
date, to provide for the execution Of
the poweri since the Constitution OK
pressiy empowers Congress to make n
l'ws necessary and pr Pr for cam vim,
NO exeoaiiou au lowMs v~stod IL IL,
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1ailp Aerala.
DALLAS. TEX A s..
WEDNESDAY MORNING ::JASUARY 3

EMINENT lawyers in Washington City
say that il tho Senate should elect
Wheeler vice-president in case of the
election of the president being thrown
into the House, that Governor Hend
ricks could sue out a wit Of quo waTaa'0
before the SUPREME court on the ground
that Wheeler was holding an office ia
which he had not been elected In con
travention to the will of the people ana
that case certified at every point OF
law could DO submitted which wou'a
give Hendricks his rights.
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IMPORTANT RAILWAY DE
CISION.
Passengers Not EtnbIe 40 Hay pNir'
Fare for the ais" 81 palace 'nrB

Pa.scngcrs Not Etnble 80 Hay BNti'
Fare for the ais" 81 palace ,nrs
New York Worll
On the 10Th day of August 1870
Henry Peck desiring, in company wit
his wife and daughter, to visit CHp'
Ann, Mass purchased At the office
the Delaware, Llckawamm and West
ern Railroad, ut Norwich, three ticket
for Alba y via Utica, receiving thu
tickets of the Central and lIvdsoh
River Roilroa Company at Albany to-
which he paid the usual fare Mi
Peck started to board the lrotu, wEici
stood in the depot but was told til 1t h'
would have to find seats IN the FORWARD
cars, innsmuch "a those in the rcn.
were already filled Acting on the IN
formation, he wc.t forward with hi
family, and, finding no unoccupl,o
seats IN the coaches went into draw
ing room car and took possession o.
three chairs. BY and by the conductor
of the train appeared took their ticket
and passed on. Soon after the spcclH
conductor OF the palace, car came IN nuu
demanded scvcntyhvo SCENTS extra Io'
each chair as palace car Iurc Peek rr
fused to pay it, claiming that he had
paid iull fare to Albany At the next
stopping place Peck still refusing the
demand, was elected from the train, hi
wife and daughter iollowingvoluntHH
Peck brought suit against the corpora
ton in the Chemung county courts I,
recover damages In two courts tn,
jures rendered n verdict in his Iaycr
The railroad company carried the cas-,
to the Court of Appeals, and the trial
which closed during the present week
resulted in a verdict of $1,000 for the
plntitf
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The Dutch Flat, California, Forum i
responsible for the following incrcdibl,
story MY. James McManus, u resident
of Fools Hill, on Bear river five mile,
west Of this place who Is engaged il
mining, owns COW, which eight
months ago gave birth TO a calf Tn,
calf was kept up SO AZ to induce III,
mother 20 return home ia the evonn}
to be MIXED and sucklc it About sis
months after she gave birth to the cali
falling to come home nsusuul, McManu
instituted search and found her, sh,
having Just given birth TO another cal
of queer species, it being not larger
than n young Mwn With the exception
OF its ears being small, its head leg,
and tail are those of deer the body
and hair covering it like That Ola cali
II was quite spry, and the mother seem
ed to be quite fond it, There ha,
beon so lar no trouble in raising it, ouo
it is now two months old and thriyna
splendidly. 1t is beginning to show
signs OF horns, which are covered Will
velvet, like II deers, A good many per
sons have been to see this really re
mNrkable curiosity, and it presents q
problem for the scientists to solve.
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Intelligence Office
DALAI, December 90, 1919
Wc have this day opened mn oilic" at No
800 nRin street, for the purpose OF doing
A GenCrAl Intelligence Business,

A General Intelligence Business,
DO you want Cook, washer, House Nor-
an, Cuacnman, or llELf Of any kind?
nj nud 500 ua.
DO Won want S1lcSm1n, Book-kocper
agent, lorirr or ParlnV2 Cal una ct us
urulsh you.
10 you want Farm Hands, Railroad Men,
CARPENTERS. MlHnns, niChiulStS, Factory
lnnns, q rdners ar Trade p uple Of any de-
.rtiutuu? owi,l iurui, you.
DO you want TO Sell or Rent your House,
tuum. store, Lot ~ Farm We win send
you applicants,
Doyou wnnt to take one or more Boordols9
SO will scnd them to you.
DOyuu want TO Scll m old n lglne,A PlOnO,
, N.uCn, a foam, Or wagon, "a II lrSd, or an
nj BugIy; ip tact, hay You ANY WING
va visa to di1puSe Oip We VIII give YOU
Ne benefit of nn Advertisement In our cOI-
nm ana send purchases to you,
Ana to any person Wishing n SITUATION
~ ANY DESCRIPTION, We wOulu my mat
We nru prepared To give them information
yh rh they cannot yet elsewhere IN the city
tnu Il Il destinations for lhem.
To the Cniznns, Marcnants, TradoSpeoplo,
strangers, nnd Farmers OF DAlIns aud vlUlu-
~, we appeal To- pnti Innge, nnd We guar
,ulrc prompt attention ANA courteous treat
uent To ali.
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Popular II u,trhJ.d book go pns - On
,lAVuooni Wum M cont MAmuAGE I'm
pcdimrnll Ia MnIIlurG The caus ana cure
sent ccurciy "dicd p slpnld for conis. b,
IT. G, WnlruER, d7 IT, Chnrlos street ~
oul,, Mo, the great spec "llst liond IN
VDrkN.
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acgulnr sccrerio" Essential 10 Health

RcguIur Secretion Essential 10 """''"
The reguln. secretion and nov Of me gus
trio iuicea, IA d OF the bic winch tho use 81
"A strttprs stomach Bites pro 'ios, ARE
effects which cDniuce materially to the 'eH-
toration OF Health, wuon ebyslem N us
ordered. rood lsuol digesied In the dlsfep-
tIr stomach bpcnus0 inc gastric nnld Is
dr1c ent, supeabuLdapt OF VlllnId lhe
II cr becomes conR0eIeh ANA tho b WON con
,ll, ntrd because the supply Of bic l" lnhde-
uunt,. ar mis- ERECTED. The Btters rect!ncH
lltnis. and iomovrn vvrrv III cons quencr
~, uu1.nsslmilatiOn and bilious ire ulnr.
,,y. Furthermore, IT, bCimuntes tho acton
# tho kidncyo by which inpuriliea are,
10 TO apotI, strained from the blood, hn!
any tendency ia IN urinary organs ~
yrow sIugui Ia aud isoTdt rcd cOuutolnctrd
WuuturT u bB uSud tH a means Of rcS' lhllnt
uistIIC or bin Ius secretion, und roii"Nlhk th'
.yUIIU .drd bowels, or to prpmOi" com pltit
ma I. rTetOT1 healiDtul, urlEhtOn, hosltt
lrr' BIlurt may u" relied upon " conn
lcncy 70 uoGJ.D piiSh the sud IN view
n hat are teeth wit out u tOoth-Wh'h7
where's the pleasure OF tins breath
| lfthat oeth ARE black or yellow
| II the month " tOnl IN dchlh'
| 70 what do teeth or gums amount,
Or breath, deprlvod Ol sou JDENT2
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Unprecedented
Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed !

TO C0NSUMES OFlL KINDS OF GOODS
lower tha house.
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OUR GOODS ARE THE CHEAPEST.


ofW wash .pins rcd 'FRONT.'
a
Reps best pa
NIaGniH /
mt q w
a nrr El % Sc, lunneI
%
Irn"n Chinchlla al
Casmerss ans and Celebrated Nav Btaunf Goa NJ Bryan
FROM to in
Iirnu' IJnucr Nvour, i'll II il OF a. v
a nev OF iu and colo
up
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n A NJ stddlc IN tIe, wltl new saddle
n u Il Gu 1T Oupiolr, Tile BuuiHnlrcu
A eXculr.t chance Tor any O"e " u de
slr"s good horse VITA uud ubtrd title ut
reasonable p ite nduress "hor5e," ear
HetHld office ne C2S-
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Miscellaneous W ants.

,I'u nOnRON- .3,U0 r which the h - iu
tulvst Win be- pat ana satisfactory ~"
Guilty given Addrcas "IEN," lirrrld me-
uOIIJ II
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For Rent

rOOD BRICK srOKEHOCSE on Elm 81
II Apply to II sack 4 Zones, Rrmi NJ 'tt
A,rnis iuu2.lW
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,,CALE BEAM. One Mods- Coordination
y raIr Beam. Iht finder Will confer a
hYOr by toturnins the sam 10 La mar Hotel
OCC ~
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For Sale.

EOR sALF--A good pony, with saddle
I br die, blanket und r. ddlr bags, the
own + going nurlh Apply 40 Elm ~ j3l.
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J'u REST ON SHAKtS-A small farm
l not too lar from city. gave location
aud particulars, Address Peterson, Herald
once. JtuStf
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t'Wu-STORY BRICK SruREnuu~F, on
NJ rtlcrt Appy t. lloSack Jones,
Real estate Agents, Jazz
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'Br,OnIl

FhFToNl
XITM. NORRIS, nine.ye.r old orpha do
w Sir,s 90 nud ma UuCle Nelson Oar y,
in IeNu,. tny one knowing h,sW 'rr,,i Oula
address, VIM Morris hhllasi Texas. decV
,I'HE IA ~ taking fr,m me Herald's
/ ed tOrlhl rooms two volume, black
-ione commentaries wlll pisase return NE
same urcl6 u
LINE NUrE-Lettrr, Fuu.sctp Hud E!.
[ Head phpor at the city Drug StoTr'
,,NNEI orr ,--Flue Nuto, Lrtter EuNul
r. opcs, Oilcill Envel - "Hu SWliunrry
~ +. Boon Hnut Cp. w IN
uni
o.yr>~>>-.~--.>r--ss>-e-se.-
. sea- tt4n 90 rIgult 90 t.ldi 0I'pt'
L IN oSuul can nave ne Same ny cnliiLg
~ IT, + Ctluu e. q Gus ga rit,o Nhup lh22'
WanoJ--ParinsrA
A PAltrNEN, with $40 10 slUO Must be II
n wu Evr. Vim, l., ii mr. 20 decS II
Lost
GALE BEAM One Middleton biuntiOn
y rulr Is, hm. lht Under VIII confer a
| h,yor by ,oturnins the sam 10 LA mar Hotel.
Gee on
|
NJE-SENGnK's lELGGh pH Is OK 49,
| vi Attuu opera HOu,r, on ID cciubrr 2'h'
! he mite WI plol-e return to Ne-lrlh
| Union Telegraph otIc' der7 ~
| u REHAnD Isl. HAcu from the r'~l.
| y } douCr uf bshGp Garrett on Swl % Az
| nue, Un Fri ,uy, d 'mOer e. u ia b own
| l'uuy, trirlcru md Oue-hI II bhnhH u IN
line years uld, SID /" ant trace MARKS
| ~ nd Il i {, ON rrHr shoulder rear l. ~
N TN NJng' rev tIu viii DF II III W
INV p,rson g. turning he pony to the wn''
10 Trade VI Exchange.
AIAr II IO,IES AND II ACK "A good
| VI puir mHtGl ponies uud hack tIr u AIT
II mules. Apply 10 or hd .reaH, j. - hhll,li
| LIrChslt lcNH@, utt.V u
Miscellaneous Wants.
,I'u nOrRO ~ $500 which the h - Ia
: tuivst Win be- pat ana satisfactory So
Guilty given. AddIcas "IEN," Herald iicr
nov ~ " ..---...--...
FOR Rent
GOOD BRICK SrOREHOrSE on Elm n
II Appiy to II sack < Zones, Rrnl E't.tt
Agents. luhE'l"
t'Wu-STORY BRICK SruRElUu~t, on
! NJ "a street Appy t. HoSacR j mes
Real estate Agents. JAZZ W
A.u--We have !OO acres Spl'ltii un
! lOr tcl near the Fair Grounds, or EN-
III shurc>, TIE owner wants 1t al planted
IN COTTON. IL desired supplies " III De al
vnncrd 10 TENANTS Apply to liOsH,k 4 Jones
truI E,ute ugcnt7, No III Austin street,
d"cl7 ~.
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NJE-SENGHK'S lELEGh PH B OK -
vi Attuu opera HOu-r, on d ceiubrr 2bIh
he hnlr' VII please return to Ne.i'il
Union Telegraph OtIC' dec2I ~
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AND $40 acres ufg "a lane To- uXchHug
Ia fIr ,unOur, Adlres, y, HnHALu ONCE
GtD.O II,
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A pARrNEH, with $40 10 slU0 Must be :
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AND $50 acr \ of Land. one-thlrd tim
u her, situated In he Nurt,.wtSt corner
OF Fr"'st ne county, adJninin, workman
station Oh the HOuS ON and Texas Ctntr II
aud necessary Oulldln \ on the place. The
above 4 scr bed premises VIII ne sUlh cuenp.
ADDRESS II, Il. LonghOthHm, WortBam ~ta-
linl, Fu'eslnn equity. lcSHS nIVB-3 n.
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VAIN, NORRIS, nlne.ye.r old orpha do
w sir,s 10 nud nS uncle Nelson Oar -,
in IeNu,. ,ny one knowing ,sWh're,ti outs
address, VIM Morris, unilas, Texas, decD
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A HE DIV Ei.LlNG M. IA urler street,
i've rooms and two halls, gns through.
not, cellar KIT hen, servants room, ,undIy
(pr stanle), ciSiorp ami well lot ljOXlUO feet.
One of the hundsumest aud most convenient
le idtucts ~ The city. Apply TO CHAS.
FRED, QUICKER, Oct20-tf
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INuE NIrGINlA uOUSh,--On Main IT.
Fur sale heap, owner WiehcN to ct'i ~
business. Apply q ll0S Elm blr ct. drCdl.L
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Wanted Partners.

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aLODN-Silu,t ed "a { ic Business potion
> ~ Main ,tI,ot For particulars, apply to
Cos. Main stree. ucC3l-lf .