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GEN ERAI.
ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

! Ihatat the gene al election TO he held ir rhe
several towns wardS, and elect ON precincts IN
the STATE Of Wisconsin, Oh the Tuesday succeed
Hz the lrst Monday being the sixth dag oi 30
eInbeT next. the following officers 20 be eject
ed. to-U5t:
\ Governor in place Of Harrison Ludfrs.on.
whose term c office will expire on the frs M..n-
day j. JuH1arg. 1875.
A Lieutenant Governor In place Of Charles T.
Parker whose term OF o-fce will expire on the
first Monday in January, ISL.
\ SecreJarr OF State IA place OF Peer pavlc,
whose Term ot office will expire ON the fr-t Mon
! stare Treasurer in place of F-rd. Kucln.
~lysoteEH % Office wi! expire On the fret Monday
Al tlr0rue1 General IL place or scott -l,an.
vaose r1n u Ode -. expire @n lae IT,t Mon
i >Ta,e 50 -rislgnaert in place ar Edward
sesriUs. whose .erm ei flee VIII expire or the
ART Monday il JaGaaTs. rs.
4 State euatur / e the Second Senate BI-rFi t.
comprising HE county oi Il -wn. place. G.!
Thomas Of. Hudd. whose term at Office viii expire
"H tn Hr-I MONDAY in JaEUi-Ee.lNl>-
\ State Senator ia the fpuuA Senate DISCREET,
Conpri>iI = the coHufje~ OF trspf,Td and Ne-E6r,
in place u J. Heur1 Tate, WI term OF oltes viii
expire on the first iuUda, - JANUARY, los
= state senator in ihe sixth senate District,
comprising the T nh. E.gH5H. Eleventh and
J"sl.5A wards in the city Of Milwsukas and the
loNi4S al Franklin 5leeHaefd. bake. and Oak
Greek. iH the county Of Milwaukee. in place Of
'uHu l. Mitchell. = hose teTu of, tace Bi expire
. on The FIRST Monday ia January. las.
A @i+.e-ScUafor III the El-l.l senate District.
Comprising t8e .cHu.E.-r- Of . .uu-ua ana s. d.
worth. ia place 81 i aatl rasr whose term II OIL
ice sill expire on tt.- lrst &uLlas ia JanE;.rys
1873.
a STAT, senator III il. TeE,h .eu4te District,
comEffst.@ lac cD"ury OF Hau&esha. ia place OF
Nii-.ti'. l5.-il s. % o.ace will eXpii- on
4 ,tat,.-sn .'tfb senate pis,lct,
comprising th- .~.an aud Ia Favsfre.
IN place OF dos - 9" hose term 81 office
viii expire tLe .s.salay 10 iaulary, 1873.
state senator H. -aIfgcutA Sauatc Dis
Et-t. comprising -.- counties ~ 5IIeau and
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Alexander Wilson, Of lowe county,
who has been named by the republican
state central committee to all the place
vacated by Vim. +. Garter, nominee for
attorney general, is, like his predecessor
on the ticket, fair lawyer whose Oh
security renders INN inyulncrabIe. 1t
transpires that he has been a county
judge, Eut turthc. history saith not.
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State us a. is..Esssl.
fs.x .ECT snyaGE -

ca irUi. iU Madison. this Isl day # August f.,1
Il. ). PETER DOYLE, Secretary OF safe.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1877.


For Governor
JAMES 4. MALLORY,
OF Milwaukee.
For Lieut. Governor
ROMANO T. DAVIS,
Of Dane
Fer Secretary of State
JAMES 3. HAYES,
OF Dodge.
For State Treasurer
JOHN RINGLE,
Of Mar thon
For Attorney General
JAMES NJ. MORROW.
Of " nTae.
For Superintendent Of Instruction
EDWARD 81 RING.
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Dr., J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
I'"ucfscsEI Gs.i .4nujyfjcGI chemists.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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" HEPEA~ - legislature Of rn4s state y, irs
annual session for .'.- year $50 proposed and
a"or'. . .. ...5 u ,iaIuiitv 81. IN thu member,
elected I" each OF the rwu hou>., Ibgr.ot an
aiivHs'iL-9 I" sLa constitution Of this stare IN
iAt N''lu''lis Ian SNaSe :.
= o Ia" senate. tae assembly concur
t"li'.t 81 lf-~ s-atr u amended ; rcgd ar
lotgN. .-,c.3"!t 80 money shall he paid out
"a ,uS. treasury except lH pursuance OF al appEr-.
pIiati"n by lay. = o appropriation shall tr r5.d.
l'I lac IN nie't q any claim against tae state
except .-ir!s al the niJed States gTd Judgments
60. Apptoitd arch q, 1876; ard
W LIFTS he foregoing propose amendment
o." 3.e c'i>,itE'loa % ltis state was tgiy ratified
a.. "a B." 's ih' t0@isiatuTe oi 50. aE MA
IAltt 50! all tHH members elected TO each hau.s
sh- vs. Ga! approved therefore.
-u' $50 se "' t'r state % Wisconsin represented
SErsToS1 Tat f,r...a,fr,, r,,..,.g, ,i ,,,..,,.,
- thee 4ES3tUjio.. OF dis SAD. : iii b. 1i,rlit,5
O. tbe p'1lle AT General elt ion 10 be Deyd an
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= fs''a and co'nDlese assortment pr
carpente~s azl -.4asoas' Tools, Paints and Oils,
Hoes Spades: shovels, F Jrks and Farming
Utensils il all varieties.
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All wanting TO purchase Sto1 Tin-ware have work
tobe made to order do better than call upon me
the largest md most conn eta Hardware establishment IN the
city. S%atisfactio9 e~fazTonteed to all
Il WAGN ER,
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Kentucky's Indinn Alumni.

Choctaw Nation Il. T,) Star, Vindl.
Gator. FiftyNtwo years ago when the
Choctaws were living in the old Nation
east of the Mississippi, Colonel p. P.
Pitchlynn, then young man barely in
the twenties, was superintendent OF
public shoots. The other day, at ARM
strong Academy, he happened TO meet
up with Captain W, Neil Alfred Wade,
Colonel George Durant and Ex-Governor
Basil LeFlore whom more than half a
century ago he had placed in Colonel
Richard M. Johnson's school at Blue
Springs, Scott county, Kentucky These
old veterans have been and are vet
among the most prominent men of the
nation; have labored faithfully u whole
Lifetime in the interest of their people,
and their country should love to honor
them. They sat down likely for the
last time they will ever all meet to.
gether again on earth, and had long
talk over the various vicissitudes of life
through which they had each passed
since they were school boys together in
old Kentucky.
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mYnn,re An ArnIn.r

A Roman Catholic lady well known
in London society, when she goes to
confession at the Jesuits church, in
Farm street, arrays herself in sad and
mortified garments, which, at the first
glance, conceal her rank, Among her
weeds, however, she carries for her COM
fort a bottle of eau-de'cologne, and this
bottle slipped from her hand the other
day as she knelt near the comics.
sional awaiting her turn to enter The
padre within, who has many penitents
Of another class and other habits, hear.
ing the crash and installing the odor
started up with the stage whisper "You
awful old woman, you're at it again.
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There IN bangor Ahend

When those usually active little organs, the
kidneys, are negleetful of their duties and
grow sluggish. Fatty degeneration, Bright's
disease, diabetes, and other dangerous 10 al
aides, are the result ofnegl, ct to remedy this
mac tiYty by medicinal means. When the
all important functions OF the kidneys are
lmperfectly discharged, those organs need
stimulating and the best possible agent for
that purpoSe--since IL performs It's Office
without exciting them---is Hostetter S
stomach Bitters, which, In combination
with 1863 tonic and Cathartlc properties, pos
Sesses valuable qualities as diuretlc. Both
kidneys and bladder are strengthened by IL,
and the vigor which 1t imparts to them
and the gentle but etiectual impulse which
It gives to their operations, is the best posi-
BILE guaranty against their becoming dis.
eased. The Bitters are Invaluable in other
respects ~ well as the above, since they
remedy general debility, uterine troubles
chills and fever, dyspepsia, O. nstipation
gout rheumatism anu other ailments.
til-nov5.
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THE STATE OVER.

Cherokee CouAty-Crops are generally
poor. Cotton was injured by drouths
and worms, and will not average one.
third Of a crop. The corn crop is mes
dunn.
McLeadn Comty--A three story build.
ing of Messrs Hogan was destroyed by
fire. Loss $4,000. Accommodations are
doing Waco. David Gordon, an old
negro, dropped dead while throwing
corn into a crib,
Kinney Co,mtg--ln this county where
three years since there We're but six
thousand sheep there are now in that,
and on the borders of Maverick county,
sixty thousand, as shown by the assess.
or's rolls.
Grayson C0mty-Father Ryan lec-
tured in Denison last night.
son shipped ten cars of cotton for Chi
cago on Saturday. trial OF Sulli.
van and Tierney for the stabbng of
James Moran has been postponed
Harrison C0unty-Nelson McPhaley,
Berry Gilman and John Kelly, were ar,
rested for robbing John Sullivan and in
default Of two thousand dollars bond,
were put in jail.--Phillip Smans and
A. d. Harris were arrested and Jailed
for robbing Hosea Parvin.
Washington C0unty--Young radishes
and collards are in the market. -Ac.
tive preparations are being made for
the reunion of Terry's Rangers, which
takes place at Brenham, on the 18th of
next month. BRENNAN shipped last
week nine I'm ndred and sixty.four bales
of cotton.
Gaudalupe CO,mty-The local option
element will receive an acquisition in
the Haven colony now settling in Gau-
dalupe county. Article X of the con.
stitution of the association reads rs fol.
lows: ANY stakeholder or member of.
fering any Intoxicating liquors as bev>
erage, (including beer, ale, lager, wine
and fermented cider), within the bounds
Of the colony or its immediate vicinity,
or giving to customers for the purpose
Of drawing trade, from any public place.
shall forfeit his title to all city lots, and
his membership shall thereafter be an.
nulled. An excursion train for Ha-
ven City, Texas, will leave Elmira, New
York, on the 9TH of November, under
the supervision and management Of A.
B. Close, general manager One hun.
dred have already signifed their inten.
ton to join in this excursion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-31

ZONE G. Erhard, of Hayes county, has
tried sheep raising and failed and now
rushes into print in the San Marcos
Free Press, to warn all immigrants, who
would try Texas for raising sheep, that
the same cannot be done. This too, in
the face of thousand of successful
sheep raisers and the millions Of
pounds of wool that Texas annually ex.
ports. Because the one man, through
ignorance. or bad location fails, he
would condemn the whole of a broad
state. IL Erhard would take trip to
Corpus Christi during the next wool
season, ne think the sight he will see
there, numberless bags of wool, and
will change his opinion of Texas as q
wool growing slater
Erhard is evidently trying to pull the
wool over somebody eyes.
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New York Tribune; General Garfield
has given up all hope OF the mortality
of the democratic party evidently loE
he says 1T seems 10 me that the dehi-
ocratio party will always exist in our
period with the Catholic church and
other ingredients for its basis, The
more we defeat ii the more IL starts up
and the history of this country will be
perpetual attack upon democracy
which will always rise above its ruins
when the yigor Of the attack ceases
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own sery,o. PLAYED.

New Yerk IIerald This wise attempt
10 re'eslablish harmony ought TO make
an impression on both sides, We do
not believe that President Hayes will
defy his party or decline to make the
CONCESSIONS which Senator Morton pre-
diets with so much delicaoy and kind
feeling, In fact, Mr., Hayes Is already
beginning 10 reoede, lie has explained
away the civil service order until II
means next TO nothing, and Is likely Ia
drop the remaining fragments OF IT,
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An "Extcnuating circumstance" In
deed,

London Truth; In France n murderer
is never hungif the jury append to it,
verdict, the words with extenuatinp
circumstances" The consequence il
that no matter how atrocious the crime
may be, it is almost impossible TO OBJ
tain n verdict of guilty without the ad
dition of these words, A few years age
n man killed his mother and his father
He was found guilty, with extenuatinl
circumstances, These circumstance
were that he was an orphan.
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Plotting.

St Louis Times As salmon P. Chase
did against Abraham Lincoln in 1864, SC
John Sherman is intriguing against
Rutherford B. Hayes in 1877. II Mr..
Hayes does not see that his secretary
Of the treasury is striving 10 put himself
at the head OF the anti.administration
cabal he must be blind indeed. A vast
amount Of political power is controlled
by the secretary OF the treasury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-31

A HIGHLY sympathetic country is
sheading tears over the downfall of
Gilman, the forger, because he is sick
and has confessed his crime. We adj
wise poor men il they should be so mean
as to steal, not to try Gillman's game,
Ii won't work with them.
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A WASHINGTON letter says Colonel
Boudinot is at the capital in behalf OF
the bill to organize the territory of Ok,
lahoma out of the present Indian Terris
tory; and to give it a delegate to con,
gress and put it otherwise under the
control of the United States. An equit-
able plan OF adjustment OF the Indian
land claims will also be in the bill. If
passed, this bill will open up the Indian
Territory to white settlement.
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Hayes-TyleF.

Memphis Appeal: When John Tyler
made oversures to the democrats, em-
braced their policy, the democrats did
not reject him. They welcomed HIM
as an important accession 10 the demo-
cratic party, which in the next election
triumphed over the matchless Clay
through Tyler's disaffection.
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The chairman of the New York dem
ocratic state committee claims that the
democrats will carry the state by $4,000
majority, outside of New York city,
The entire majority, then, will run up
to over 100000.
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Senator ConkIips,. opinion.

Cincinnati Commercial Conklina
said to-day that IL this kind of thing
was to go on it would be sad for the
administration, and that unless KEY,
Schurz and Evarts are put out of the
cabinet in sixty days, there would be
very little of the republican party left
10 work for or live for.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-31

IT is said that wages are low and cons
petition great at San Antonio. This is
generally the case with all railroad ter
minuses. Everybody hocks to the place
and the thing is overdone. Fort Worth
is another example of this kind.
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9ailg Aerala

rHE DAILY nHKALDIH published eyely
morning, except on Monday, AZ tlU pt
2iosnis per week delivered In the city,
ADVERTISING RATES one square Ten lines
nOnparolD one time VI 49, each subsequent
insertion, 10 cents, hpeolal ralns for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers
TINS WEEKLY HERALD " published every
Saturday mo mi Agat " GU per year, post
age prepaid.
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VlRGwIAs debt is $50 $1,000, and the
unpaid interest amounts to over 81 ,300-
900, and the bell punch is working day
and night trying to reduce principal
and interest.
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Honey.

Pitchers Castoria Is complete substi.
tute for Castor OIL, and is as pleasant TO take
as Honey. IL Is particularly adapied IN
Teething and irritable children. n destroy
worms, assimulates the food, regulates the
stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few rom
edles are as e1icaeious for Feverlshness,
toria Is scientific and purely Vegetable
preparation, more effective tb an Castor MI
and neither gags or gripes. -
-, COLUMBIA, Conn, May g, 1876.
Messrs. j. y. Rose 4 Co., N.Y.. $3.50
Gents: have family OF eight children,
ana nave used n much CaStoria AZ any fam,
lily IN tile United States, I think. / have
never found anything equal to 10. My chill
uren nave been saved from n fever several
Times by the use OF Castoria. recommend
us use Tor children, for many diseses they
are subject TO, in preference 10 any meiicine
1 KNOW OF. feel II my duty to give this GER
lincate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived hy the use OF CastoTia,
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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THERE is q man in Titus county who
measures seven feet, six inches and n
half weighs two hundred and ninety
pounds, and can eat an entire shoat ut
nna mani
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-31

A FoRT WORM man while suffering
from the enlargement of the heart, was
so overcome that he put q copper cent
in the contribution box, for the CONVEX
sion of the heather Chinee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-31

SECRETARY SHERMAN, ex>Secretary Nc.
Culloch and Others, will give their views
in regard to the resumption of specie
payments, in the November December
number of the North american Revie,o
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A CHICAGO printer is making money
out Of the savings banks, by selling
them placards reading, "This bank is
only temporarily closed.
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REV. Mr., Penn, the revivalist is still
pounding away at the stony hearts OF
the Bolton people, and has so far sue.
ceeded in knocking religions into thir>
ty,two souls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-31

PRYcE Amadas, ex-king Of Spain, has
turned priest 80 grieved was he at the
death of his wife lie may have high
old time vet. however
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TEXT BOOKS
E. ii. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books
..P1IREISHES:

PUBLISHES:
MOLLIE Il. .MoORE's POEMS 5000 OBS "
THos. Il. HOGGs'"Fate of Marvin, &c. %
W. Il. WEAVER's "Iours of Amuse-
ment,. .,,.,,,,...',.",'.''. '',''''''''' : w
IL. $. THALLS "History of MethodiSm
IN leAuS '''''"''''' '''''.'''''''''''' ~
THOS, AFFLECK'S "Hedges and Hedg-
lug .''''.''.'''''''''''''' '''''''''''''''' 81
Rev. j. llUTCHlSONS'" "Reminiscences" 50
Rev. j. r. CoNoLY'S Observation-Disclosures. %
"The Life of Navarro, Observation-Disclosures. %
Has for sale the largest stock of school and
miscellaneous books In Texas. He in
vites orders from all who want books,
whether at wholesale or retail, and makes n
speciality OF finding any book wanted, II IL is
To be found in America or Europe. ALI books
mailed direct at retail prices.
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HERMAN and Spencer are the only
Catholics in the United States senate,
Bogy is succeeded by u Protestant,
Armstrong,
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Waco is infested with counterieitcls
and bright, spurious half dollars are
being taken in by the people Of that
place while they in turn are badly
tolSen I'm
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GALVESTON is going to mount her po-
lice so that when there IL u hard party
to arrest they can run away from him,
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Tue recent visit of the Indians TO
Washington cost the government about
seven thousand dollars
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The Marshall Messenger deyotcs three
columns TO the surrender of Chief
Joseph.
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Mucn of the wheat yet remains TO he
sown. That already planted lookp
thrifty,
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A FINE iron bridge will soon span the
Brazos at Washington, in Washington
county.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.

WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 81
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INVENTIONS Fl? :;;:; e: q: ~;

US; Being opposite the Patent Once, we a :,
noie 70 make close examinations, and secure
fatepts more promptly and with broader
and better claims, than those who are rs-
mote rom Washington.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.

WINt iHk OEUl DULUWW.
->>>~-->-,~->-~-~~~~~~-~~~~->~-
Four-line Advertlsome nts inserted twice I'm
this column for Twenty-Five Cents,
Wanted-Partnsrs.
A PARTN ERWIN 81 0 capital, to en-.
IN gage IL well established and paying
business No one but n RESPONSIBLE party
need apply. Address, +. o., Herald office.
To Rent.
ID EslDENCE-Capt. Jno. W, Lanes resi-.
IL denee is to rent, five rooms kitchen. ser.
wants room, well, etc. Apply TO John j
Eakins near the Uses. oct 3l-lw
ID OOM-One room plainly furnished, con
~ Venent To bufiness. Rent low, South
west corner Wood and Austin. oct9g-2t
/ AND-Two hundred acres of land to -ont
\ for cash. One and half miles from the
olty. cotton man preferred. Apply TO
JOHN j, EAklNs, on the premises. 2S-lw
Wanted Situation.
Cox REWARD-The above sum will be
- - paid to the party who will furnish
steady and Industrious young man with
SOME KIND OF employment. Please address
STU ALTON, this office. oct2i-iw
Wsntsd-Msls Help.
DOl-.A live energetic boy, not under Ia
~ years old, to wait in u cigar store. Small
nlaIy. FIRST CLASS references required. Adj
uIoss, W once, poN l020. oct29-2t
WANTED.--.rwo first-class timers can
" nna '~ploS"aSp hR * yspRRIRy dTT, e
oct2G-lw. Film sirset
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN-A steady
Il Nj la oil %,
gentlemen well acquainted with the city by
applying at the Office of q. h. JOHNSON
Oil Main street, up stairs. oct2i.lw
Wsnted-Bosrdinq.
noARDERs-A lady and gentleman can
~ procure board ut DIR. Hughes late resi-
uence, corner Pearl and Live oak streets.
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms, having all
- mooetn convenience, with board, nj
Mrs simpsons, corner Main and Harwood
streets. octIs.syv
wsnisd-Fsmsls Help.
A GOOD STEADY CoOR-To one that can
IN MI the above, can find steady employ
nent and good wages None others need an.
ply. Apply MsANGER BROS, Dallas. 2.tf
AZ ANTED.-Atth the Rawlings House. East
~ Dallas, good COOK and dining room
slrl OF hoy. Good reference required. oct27.it.
Miscellaneous WAITS.
:. : ----~~------,.-s---
NJ lCE.-Advertisement may be handed
~ INTO our business once up to 5 %. n.
aud into The com posing room in / n. m.
no MOVE FURNITURE, PIANos,LO
Ing GLASSES, Etc, with care, and very
cneap: III. L. kREUIER. Leave orders Al
:. Z. Murphy q Co, Lamar street. oct9.ln
w ANTED = Everybody TO have tbeIi
w clothes cleaned. dyed and repaired nj |
Cleaning and Dyeing ~. |
adjustment, 80 Main street, Dallas. aatls. |
action warranted. Iulyll-lyr
For Sale.
II XPRn.SS WADON-A second hand 40.
~ livery or express wagon gill trade fot
Enquire at the CTuIohfield House.
u ETAfL SAMPLE ROOM-weu sstah.
~ llshed and In a good lucaiion. gtock
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No, 905 d 9O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

Th!s house Is new and well ventilated,
having southern exposure, and Us centrally
located. IL Il in charge of its old proprietor,
\. sawyer. who never failed TO please bis
guests. Parties seeking house with all the
comforts of home, cannot do better than
70 give the 's6ranger'a a call. Travellers ar
irving in Dallas, via the Central railroad,
can reach this house 81 taking The Main
street horse cars, one block south from de-
pot. The best dollar day house In the city
Be sure TO get of the street cars NJ the switch
I un27dEin WA. THOMAS.