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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-28

whom Ludlow wag quarrelinp g. sus,
pooted Of having done w. He, we are
Informed, hl3 since disappeared llm
Eelt0G George Wl.llms Wu auratGd
yesterday morning ila hm wound
10 on cav aud claim, that Ludlow shot
him
Elal Cmil-sahulcuhurR Argus;
The mlu mll during rhe month hHs as
toui.'al thr "oldcsr int0b.mut '---
The Colorado river h,o been very high
! luirF the week. 20 much 30 thH' cross
| ing iuiho ferry boats Was suspended. ---
The trial Of II Liebler tor The killing
Of Mctzler il set Tor next wednesday
! The accused, Ia the meantime, ID out
ON $1,000 bail IL large number Of
our citizens were called 10 LaGrange
during the week either in the capacity
Of witnesses or iurGrs,--llarris, who
was accused of killing man ut FlatoN
MIA year or two ago, and was indicted
for murder had his trial at Ladrange
during the week The Jury failed to
agree, and were discharged from fur
tlcr consideration OF the case, Nh
Nat Holman, the owner of large farm
on the Colorado river, about eight miles
from this place, was more successful
than the large majority Of planters this
season, We have been informed that
his cotton crop averaged two'thirds of a
bale 10 the acre,
Comachs C6mty Eggs fifteen cents,
supply limited ,---Butter twenty cents,
some few holding at quarter Com.
anche county has not got her share OF
immigrants this year by a jug FULL
The Masouic lodge nj this place seems
10 bo in a very prosperous condition ---
Wheat planting about done, and much
of itisup. Farmers are turning then
stock on it for pasturage Every
body nearly, hyingi in a supply OF stock
feed for winter use, in the shape of hay
coltonseed whcat.hran and "sich, -
The Cumberland Presbyterians OF Com
anche have effected arrangements
whereby they will have preaching once
"a month in future --Wheat sowr
early looks well. The Mediterranean
seems to be the iavorite rs it was not
hurt by the rust rs other varieties
Farmers have sown it in preference --
Comanche needs resuryeying very
much and if it is not soon done anC
corners established no person will b,
able to live without law suit day,
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rHg pAILT " rBALpiH published eye
m1rll1Ct. % N1IiaY, 81 90 pc
snnum "a iyanoe, pnsfNgo prrph u o.
2iosnls per week delivered Ia No clly'
ADysRFIaGIf H,TEsi ilnA square ten linHs
nnnptroiu ue dme Il 10 q on Subsequent
iusaitlou, 7lu nL, hps0iHl TniAs Tor weekly
monthly ~ / YEARLY RdYurtiV,a.
TIVE WEEKL4 HRRALp is published every
Saturday no TniHgRt " Copper year, posi-
age prepai',
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-28

A Waco school teacher is rather too
sharp for the average urchin and was
evidently a dad IN" once himself. He
publishes in the Erdmine, that the boys
give as Oh excuse for being late that
they are kept at home by their fond
parents to cut wood, bring water, etc
Even tho small boy feels the force oil
journalism.
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10 construct q SideWaiE on The East side u .HaJ,
k,t street, rom Commerce 10 Columbia.
BE 1t ordained by the city Council of the
city of Dallas.
SECTION That there shall be and is
hereby ordered built, gravel sidewalk on
the epst side OF Market street, rom Com
merce street to Columbia street, OF the uni.
form width of ten feet.
Section >. That the City Secretary and
Engineer no and ARE hereby lustruC. ed Ia
proceed as provided IN section Ia OF the
city charter.
section 3. That the CITY Engineer be and
Is hereby ordered Tn require, ifany property.
holders shall fail or refuse to cOustru & 81 :
walks ong their property, as herein pro.
Vided for.
Section l. That this ordinance be in effect
from and after It's passage.
Approved November s, 1877.
W. l.. CABELL Mayor,
Attest: j. Il. HEREFORD, Secretary.
nov2l-lOt
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The Denison Herald says fifty immi-
grants, destined for Dallas county pass.
ed through that town Friday They
were on special car chartered from
their starting point in Illinois. We are
happy to say that the immigrants set.
Ting in Dallas county at present are Of
an intelligent class and characterized
by industry and frugalitY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-28

The Cameron Journal speaks in very
complimentary terms of Governor
Throckmorton as chairman of the
Texas and Pacific bill. He would un +,
questionably be the right man in the
right place. Possessing a knowledge
of its ups AVID downs from its infancy,
he is better informed upon its affairs
than any other member Of congress.
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Ono FISo's letter, giving the views oil
the other side vigorously and clearly
will be read with interest. 1t is the
policy Of The HERALD to give both
sides OF all questions interesting to the
people. The finance question is one de.
void OF party features so far as mere
republican and democrat goes, and a
true party man may align on either
side. without being called untrue
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Nh WArrGasoN rs a lecturer is pro,
nounced - decided success 10y the New
York press On the 20Gh instant he de
livered u lecture at CnickCring hall ON
"rhe Comicalitiea, Whimsicalities and
Realities of Southern Life" to an intel.
ligent audience of over ten thousand.
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Ave harder to bear than the ailments Of
middle lite or youth, since the resistant
power in the system has diminished with
declining years, and disease and pain have
more pow er over the enleeblad body. II Is
therefore Tie more essential that TINT re-
eihlant puwCy Should be augment Il. Dos
tettut' Is Stomach BIit.r rs. a benign ionic 60. .
dial, u a5nir ably adapted Tor the purpose.
,ouuteIBcB the iulirmities peculiar 10
ni,c, aud sucCuIs WON OF Hptute. II Vivl-
ii .s III. feeble ilAmc, al new Oft, rs . were,
to the Il clItring laluu f Ne, dittuse, fresh
wnrhih tnIOugn the chile yeins, and gives
cutl or, as wei As relief thrs Tightening the
bu den o. age auI Tetarding IN II n. easulc
TIE progress of decay. Ladies' In delicate
IA An, aS wei ~ eyed persD ~, derive great
Oeutn rom this wholesome Stimuiaitye
TO ic whicn ~ absolutely pure, uuohjec-
LiuaHUie IN lVOr, and Is recommended by
pny.iciaus OF repute. ti,dCc3wlt
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abandoning dicg' rays in Biock No. orr. n
addition,
SECTION |. he II ordained by the CITY
Council Of the city OF Dallas, That the city
does hereby rclinquish AL OF its right. tIti,
and interest In ana To- the plley-wayS o
block No. 7, In the II. & +. e. X. X, addition
" the city Of Dallas, provided The said block
Is used for purposes OF erection Of factory
building.
Section D. That this ordinance 90 into ef
iect rom and after its passage.
Approved November =, 1871.
W. T.. CABELL, Mayor
Attest: J. b. HEREFORD, Secretary.
nov2l-lOt
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\ liousToN girl wants to marry, and
advertises for husband stpulating
that he must be sufficiently rich TO take
her on European bridal tour That
girl had better go at once and marry
the first man she can lay her hands on,
or che will die an old maid sure.
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THE STATE OVER

Hopkins Coua,N-Sulphur Springs Ga
zette Our first fair was a success be
You'd all peradyenturc. Key. Thoma,
NJ. Smith is appointed presiding elder
OF the Sulphur Springs district for tn,
ensuing year.--A house on the Kelly
mill lot belonging to Mr.. Kelly, took
fire last Sunday about dark, and wa,
burned
TrdysOa t0uHW-Sherman Courier
A colony of darkes is forming in Sher
man to 90 to Liberia -Denison News
A log struck the ferry boat on Red river
belonging to Mr.. Colbert, while cross,
ing a team with such force that the
team was thrown into the river and the
driver ard horses drowned.-The
monument over the remains Of the late
+. X. Brown has been deiaced. and two
urns, forming portion of it, have been
stolen.
Gillespie f5ury-Mr. August Arlet.
owner OF one of the Ii e cotton gins I'm
our county, has already ginned one
hundred and seventeen bales of cotton
~ faN"Nhh ofa9ouf ulu expects 10 gin
fifty more Mr.. w. C. Lewis has lust
returned from trip to the Nueces.
whittier he has been for the purpose OF
purchasing cattle for his spring drive to
Kansas. lie reports an abundance of
cattle to be had. Mr.. Devices recently
purchased six thousand head from one
man, who has still four thousand in IA is
pasture for disposal.
Bet Coaatg.-Waco Examiner vii.
liam Ludlow, formerly county clerk of
Bell county, was shot to death in Bel.
ton about eight o'clock Tuesday night.
IL seems that he and a young man
named George Williams were quarrel-
ing, perhaps fighting, in front of the
Bolton House, when some one ran from
the inside Of the house and fred four
shots killing him instantly. Ii is not
known who fired the shots; but Thomas
Williams, the brother of the man with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-28

BoB lSGERsoIL don't believe in a God
but acknowledges the existence of spir-
ITS and their evil. lie says
believe alcohol, to degree, demon.
Allies those who make it, those who sell
It and those who drink it, believe
that from the time it issues from the
colled and poisoned worm Of the distil-
cry until 1t empties into the hell OF
crime, dishonor aud death, it demoral.
ICES everybody that touches il from its
nfcPs To its ends.
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TnE mayor and council of Denison find
the presence ofthe marshal with squad
Of police necessary to preserve oider
during the sittings of that body. They
get belligerent
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uAlLANf
1t Is regarded as an axiom IN pollll'
cal economy that no purely ogrlonl'
,urh country can become rich, The
products Of agriculture are 80 bulky
th.t the costs Of transportation "a.
market consumes profits, and there are
no accommodations,
This necessitatcs the building Of
markets near to the producer and In
localities remote from the sea, towns
aud cities spring up to furnish homo
market for the surrounding country
intermediate points Of exchange be-
tween the country and the wants Of
commerce, Those differ IN size aud
importance, aud in countries capable
of sustaining large populations are
numerous, but there IL always q center
to these some point which rises TO
eminonce and becomes the city, the
emporium Of the country in which
they ARE situated, A glance at the
old world as we'll as the new, demon~
strates this fact, and strongly points to
the conclusion that what has trans
PRED elsewhere will also take place in
northern Texas, operated upon by sins
liar causes and in like conditions,
The great area Of arabic lands in
northern Texas, larger than many OF
our largest states, is too far in the
interior to rely upon cities on
the coast for markets, The mate
irel interests of the people Of this
large section Of the state, will
nccessitate some chief central point
Of market, for the products OF the
country and Of supply for the wants Of
the people, other things being equal,
the center OF toe territory would be
the point 20 which the greatest trade
should gravitate
I, mi. rcsnect Dallas possesses Il
startinc nojpt If great ADVANTAGE She
is nearest the center OF north Texas,
We mean central with reference both
70 her geographical position and her
railroad connections, This postuatc
Civ IN, and we may tmthfully say that
all elso dorends unon the noople nj
DIIos tbenselves Tbcy have fine
mo,,ldin, of fine rptura Of tLoir CITY in
tb.;r own hand. sir,la r,ilroal q,
cr,,sinr of two roilroods thonoh tl.y
incro,sa the trodc and manhattan If Fl
m,co wlI ma, hr;Id mn I,rg. c;,y
'rb.y c,,r, ,bo ,rcl.rs l,t ma ci,,
,,n.t he buil, hv other and r,ulfinlicd
additions ia ,ho oycr,,.. which rordo,
II ,cccssiblc and the attractions ,yli,lI
drow to il the trode If spronndio, non
,Iot;ops Thcso n,nst Ina ,ho ,yorl, ~
tho commnnit, ,rorrted hy common
;,toro., Thoy ehoull bo ,ho ol;,,t ri
common nurnoses and fine frni.s q.
oor,,nor oa,r,
Tho ,oi,rool, go, ho,., r,.oi,h - nal.
los oo,noc,;o,s with ,ho orlr uiu, Nan
o,,aors.orl ,ho ,r.o, oi,i,s Of u,o ,,a,.
and ,iye 70 hor ,ho odyo,,o,o n
jthro,,h mo;ob,s ~ ohto;,in, sn,,rlio
CO... tho noonlo around han &c won -
f,o;,;,jos e.. ,r,ronor,;r, u.;, o.ol,o
49,. ,l,;,oo,o ,o,,o,, H.. uo,loo
,,a;a;on,,. ooa,o. naI.. ,';u. -.
,ouu,r, mound Lon ,.h;oL Ia, i.,,.
mediate ho,wooo ,hoso ,aod. Iro.,
49, :. h. . a.. .;,... n,
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.u,t,, ,oo :. 49,. ....,. -,
,ho ao,n,,,, ..,.,,l h... ,a1L...I'
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PADDOCK is raving mad because the
Cleburne Chronicle takes Fort Worth to
task about building a railroad to that
place. 1t accuses the Fort Of trying to
get away with Dallas and Pad gets real
turiouq
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DISSOLUTION.

The conartnership existing under the firm
name OF Merchant Restaurant is dissolved
by mutual consent, Charles Wurzburger re-
tanning possession and assuming ali debts
and credits OF the old irn.
CHARLES wURZBURGER,
ADAM sCHANLY.
DALLAS, TkxAs, Nov. 10, 1s77. novI7-tf
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OFFICERS should not overstep the
law. one sheriff and one deputy are
now serving terms in the state prison
for wantonlv firing on prisoners,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-28

A STATUE of the reticent General
Grant adorns niche in President
Hayes Ohio house The battle of old
Bourbon is missing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-28

TuG Austin Statesman is the phantom
ship in the sea of Texas journalism,
Nobody can tell what ii is or what it is
after doing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-28

Tue San Antonio Hraid is also proud
OF our delegation in congress, The ar
tice from its columns, which appears in
another place, will be read with interN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-28

Dallas is wrestling with the question
OF fire alarm telegraph. - BrfahaD,
banner.
Yes, and she will throw it all over
the city before she is through with it,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-28

lT il estimated that ten thousand
refugees have returned TO Louisiana
since the overthrow Of the carpet,bag
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PROCLAMATION,

Icrus. ''''O' "S "s ot0te o
r. J., Il. b. Hubbard, Governor of tho stata -,
.uAh,' IN a'coldal - with the proyisiors vi
sn act or the Legislature OF said state, aO W
PIoNtH August 10, 1876, do hereby tnvite
SSed'su PROPOSALS Tor a lease or Tie Tsxos
SS,,a!S Ith,lruqary, az Huntsville. IN s,id
s.a,S' ana the labor of tn, copy,c.s bpIo%,,I
ny thereto, TOR a term OF five years r,,,nnIc
ing January |, lS'S; said proposals to I've in.
p b"ts,o Proposals to lease the Texas St,to
~ L,nit. ntlaiy at Huntsville" ami To he frsJ
A. " oihce OF tine secretary of Slate, M
nooo III. ie1is' on or before the first dsy ot
VIII be opened. '"'u proposals
ha r io luil information rs to the property IN
i pe leased ana The terms and nditin1s ~ ~
, ,eg1; appiy TO The Secretary of state, wsn
"'ll furnish printed circular, "AO
III testimony whereof | hereto gi,,,
Is. / my name ana csuse the zeal of sista
,bs ~, oe ,ailAed, AZ the city OF Austin. this
the z2lh dhy OF Septe ~ Der. A. ID lszz ~ 'his
gy the CoyorI II, b. HUBBARD, Governor.
4. ". sEIARcY, Secretary Of State.
Observation-Disclosures:
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JuDGE HowARD, who killed Cards, the
leader Of the Mexican mob at FL Paso,
has been arrested by Major Jones and
put under bond.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORSISG.SOyEMBGR IS.

Tnr land pirates worked Limestone
county 10 the tune of twenty thousand
dollars.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTECE!!!
Redemption City Bonds.

MAYORS OFFICE.
CITY or DALLAS, November 9Th, 1877.
Whereas the city coupcll OF the city
OF Dallas did, ny rtN0luti2l adopted
on the 3Jth day Of October, 1871, determine
to apply the accumulated sinking fund IN
the city treasury, $4,000, 10 the redemption
OF bonds,
Now, therefore, !, w. i. Cabell, mayor OF
the city OF Dallas, do hereby give notice that
sealed bids viii ba received AT the MAYORS
office until II o'clock, December 9Th, 1877, for
ten year tundiug bonds, five hundred dollars
eight per cent funding b nds, and five hun.
dred dollars ten per cent. street improve
tIent bonds-the city reserying the right to
reject bids.
Given under my hand and oeiciaI sigma.
ture nt Office thi, 9th day OF November, 1871
AtteStI W, l.. CABELL, Mayor.
j. d, HEkkFORp, City Secretary.
Noy1-3Nt
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GRANGER HOUSE,
w. 0o' q 9O7 Main Street, Dallas. Texa.

hats. h;s nonse Is new and well ventilated
located. I i, is T.. exposure and Is centrally
oaWyef, who never failed in ni,ls,,s ~
,fs.,s I =. seeking house with an IL
~ ~, OF home, cannot do betia IN, we
rivinp ~ i,a nIiianger' :, cal. Travellers ar.
can reach this house by tSEInns i ~, railroad
NJ, NO he cars, one block soutb r., Al Al,
h. h, me oest dollar day honss in ,9el az
pns.ds 70 geion thesireet cars AZ he IN &c
WM, tho A.
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DOCk ETBOOk-A pocketbOok containing
l. huy odd dollars, on Friday evening" No,
YemOcr 18TH between tho lair ground aud
BHrtOns mac. A suitable reward will he
paid on Its return 10 me, 4. ii. HILL, Duck
Creek Box, Du,l uoyg3.llw
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TEXT BOOKS
L. FL. CUSHING.
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books
PU BLIS rIE5;

r y - LIS II Els;
MoLIIE L, MooRE's POEMS 500 o. .50
THos. E, HoGGS'"Fate of Marvin. 200
W. 7. WEAVER's "Hours OF Amuse.
iuGHI .. o.
H. S. THALL'S "Hlstory Of Methodism
IN Texas '''''''''',.,..,..,.,,,, .lS
THos. AFFLECK's "Hedges and Hcdg,
4As ''''''" '''.''''.''..''. ,,,,",..... | q
Rey,J. HUrCHlsoNs "Remiuiscences"la
Rev.J. K CONOLY's"Revelauono.....lN
"The Life of Navarro, u....................s
Has for sale the largest stock Of schooond
miScellane US books in Texas. Tia IN.
vites orders from all who want books
wlethcI at wholesale or retail, gnd mekesS
specially OF finding any book wan.ed IitS
to he found in America or Europe. All book,
mailed direct at retail prices.
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NOTICE.
To OVv1aors, or Hogs.

In accordance with an ordinance Of the
city Of Dallas and n resolution OF the City
ouucii, ] will on the 18th day of Decent Der
lSll, proceed to take up, lmt ound, and sell
ell loose h0gs within the corporate limits OF
the city OF Dallas. W. r. MORTON.
nov lT-tifm cite MarshaI
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WAXAMACHIE
FEMALE ACADEMY.
S@Carr3H.

,,,i hRd 1t q years, but cured myself vear,
o aSo eII 5 pay ing doctors and for medicines
BOOK mailed for 10 cents, gives fuu nartio.
u'''F9' name this paper, aHJ address
G. X, sykes,
aug2S-d6g3m w. 'hloas'' III.
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Wanted-Parloors,
70 Rsn,.

ID ESlDENCE-A new aud very desirable
IL residence IN the CedUrs. Apply to Z. W,
"lERe, nOVL1-lW
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Wanted GonrJirq.

ID OOMS AND BOARD-TWo exc. llcut
II rooms with hoard at Mrs. SIMPSONS,
corner Of Mrn ana Harwooi streets.
uuy.3-QlW
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l advertise the same as the merchant or
any legitimate business man, viz: To do
humanity good, aud advance personal inter
est.
second-Because am not ashamed OF my
profession.
Thir0-Hecause expect TO deal honorabIy
with my fellow-man, and have nothing IL
cover up.
kOurth-Hecnu' nave the right as much
as q corporation Of dOctors, college, an in.
Urinary, or wouid.be-insti tute, and n Is no.
body 5 business but my own.
IhCSe ~ distance can consult by letter
and receive prompt attention by enclos-
ing e.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
Address Lcck Box HOS, Dallas. Texas or
call PERSONALLY at 90 Kim street.
OFFICE HOuR5-DAT AND NIGHT.
sepl6d1y
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For Sale.

A ACRE Lori VIII sell IN acre lot AZ
~ the fair grounds, under good fence,
over one hundred tresS growing house 3GSid
feet, good wei for SLIGO; one-th,rd cash,
balence on long time. Open for eight days.
Call at lJ3 Lamar street. HOv2i-lNk.
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by W. c. sICKLES-8OOOO ACRES OF
- LAND on long time, Real Estate
office, No.2l Main street, nc ar postofiice p-
ta.rs, Bnlias,IeX as. luN.tf
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HOOK AND SERVANT woman, good
" cook ana servant. Good Wngcs paid,
Corner Patterson and Ooapder str cts, next
place uuSt Baptist church, nOy2l.tf
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Wanted-Siiuhtion.
A : CUOK-By young woman, IS Afst-
~ class cook Best Of references given
Address h, y Herald office. noy2,.2t
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regime.
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4 = NURSE OR INDEPENDENTLY u
~ young white r'rl, a situation A. nurse or
assistant huuFekeeIer. Good references
glycH, Apply ~ this office, noy2h-2t