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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03


WITH all the best lights before us, we
fail to SEQ why it is that the papers of
many parts ofthe State publish so much
horror as to the grasshoppers. Itseems
that they prefer panic and too one
which has no possible foundation in
reasonable probability. Every observa-
ton by intelligent farmers which has
come to the surface on this subject,
since the grasshopper invasion last fall,
goes to convince reasonable people of
the entire innocence of the insect for
the present season. Instead of labor.
ing to weaken the purposes of our toll
ing farmers, these thoughtless journals
should strengthen it in every possible,
truthful way, and nothing does this so
eifectually as by hunting up statistics
and observations of previous visitations
of this kind, and publishing them for
the comfort of all concerned.
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JNO. W. THOMPSON.

VNRuSTEE'S SALE-By virtue o a deed of
Il trust, executed and delivered to me on
the Sth day of September, A. ID. 1875, ny Il.
G. Walrond and j. W. Blnyou OF the county
OF Harrison and state OF Texas, conveying
to me in trust two tain lots of land lying
In said county of Harrison and in the town
of Hallv lie, and designated as being lot No.
5and the east half OF lot No, 1, In block "B"
west, each of said lotI having Il store house
thereon situated, for the purpose of securing
Messrs. Mack, Stadler & Co. in the payment
of two certain promissory notes of two hun
dred and ninety dollars aud five hum
dred and seventy-twO and 9O-lO0 dollars, re-
spectively. And at the request of the said
Mack, Stadler & Co. will, for the purpose OF
making the unpaid balance of six hundred
an fourteen ana 76.l0O dollars due on said
notes, sell said premises at the court house
door at Dallas In the county Of Dallas and
State aforesaid, on Saturday the Sis day of
Marcn, present month "a, ID. 1917, between
the hours OF 10 O'CLOCK II. M. and o'clock D.
m, to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
II. ID. COUGHANOUR,T Trustee.
March I, 1871 mchSdtillaprl
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Mr.. DurautI.

Several days since, the Galveston
Neios had the following paragraph. 1t
will have general interest now, since
the rumor OF Mr.. Durand's supercedure
prevails;
I'VE learn that Superintendent
Durand, of the Texas Central, re-
ceives a salary under the appointment
of Dodge, of ten thousand dollars per
annum. With this salary, will Mr..
Dodge rise to explain the number of
months he is allowed in each year to be
absent at the North where his family
resides, while his salary is going on at
regular rates 2"
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The Mayor OF coventry.

Mayfair: When the Prince of Wales
visited Coventry, two or three years
ago, the secretary of his Royal High
ness, thinking the procession to the
station was moving rather slowly, sent
rather an imperative message command
ing 1.-THE mayor to trot." The answer
returned was, Tell Mr.. Knollys the
mayor of Coventry does not trot." The
present occupier Of the magisterial
chair was present at dinner party
given not long since by the member
for North Warwickshire. Mr.. Bromley
Davenport. file had the honor to take
The hostess to dinner. II don't know,
Mr. Mayor" said the lady, whether
you are at all afraid Of the measles, but
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A Washington dispatch say; By a
singular coincidence letter writer by
John D. Lee, since his conviction, and
addressed to one ofhis numerous wives,
reached the dead letter office of The
postoilice department on the day and
near the very hour of his execution at
Mountain Meadows. The letter had
failed to reach the lady through misdi.
rection, and was forwarded to tho right
address by thepostoilice department on
the day il was received there.
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The Daughter Of Lola mon,ey.

Ifyou happen to be looking around
for wife, and have the requisite at.
fractions, perhaps you can get the only
child of Lola Montez and King Louis OF
Bavaria, who is in Baltimore. She re
ioices in the title of Princess Editha
Lolela, baroness of Rosenthal. countess
of Landsfeldt, and was married to DIR.
Paul n. de Messant, Frenchman who
was created count dc Landsfeldt. He
died in New York 1873. She has four
children and is rot over thirty years of
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The Philadelphia Bulletin says: "Thcre
is sorrow in Virginia, because Col. Crit.
tenden has been detected in a.felony."
The difference between Virginia and
PENNSYLVANIA is, in the latter State he
could have behaved much more dis.
gracefully, and instead of sorrowing
over fallen estate, the people would
have voted the perpetrator into the
senate, or have made him governor at
least.
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Tho Author of tina. Las. q, r.owr,e,..

Mrs. Burnett, the author of THAT
Lass o Lowrie's,' which has been run
ming in Scribner's is native of Eng
land, who removed to this country when
q child and settl d in Knoxville, Tenn.
She is still but young aud blooming
girl, though married and the mother
of two boys Her husband is a skillful
oculist-himself writer-who is now
establishing himself professionally in
Washington.
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Ane,ner Anelent aoae.

Check OIL another onG Abner Hunt
ley, who died in Cuba New York, late
ly at the age of 100 years, became OF
age just in time to vote for George
Washington for president at his first
election in l7SS, and had voted at
every presidential election since, He
retained his mental and physical pow
ers in a remarkable degree, and in 1879,
when l05 years old, he trained an un-
unbroken horse TO the saddle and
rode it at the head Of the campaign
parades. He leaves son who IL 80
wears old.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03

IT is rumored that Guy NJ. Bryan,
Esq, of Galveston, is soon to be named
United States minister to Mexico If
so, we shall have found one act of
Hayes to applaud, if we never do
another No better man for Imposition
can be found in the United States, and
1t would be a compliment to Texas, out
OF which she may get real advantage, or
more properly, good service.
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This, which is travelling around, is no
bad What would you do if mamma
should die2' she pathetically asked of
her little three-yearold daughter. 81
don't know remarked tho infant,
with downcast eyes and melancholy
face, "thspose | should have to thpank
mythelf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03

On the arrival of the news of the cap
ture of Lord CORVALLIS and his whole
army, one African, meeting another,
salutes him thus cot how do, Cullee.
You hear bout CORVALLIS q No; what
about CORVALLIS p "Why, General
Washington shell of all de Corn, and
now he Corvallis - Massachusetts,
Spy, February 2S, 1882.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03

NATHAN PATTON, a member of the firm
of Ward, Dewey Il Co., former lessees of
the pc nitentiary, is suing his partners
for one hundred thousand dollars. Ma
than will have a rough time gathering
them shekels, or we are no prophet.
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my little children have them, and |
myself have had u slight attack" Once
more the mayor Of Coventry rose to the
occasion, Madame" he said, u should
only be too delighted to take anything
from 80 charming a source
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The Corsicana htder under itspresent
editorial management is an honor to
the county in which it is published and
an ornament to the ranks of the press
of the State. Long may it live and
prosper
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A Pocket Full of Money

Amounts to very little when health Is
gone. To enjoy life, a good appetite, sound
digestion elastic limbs, take TUrr's Pills.
Then, If you are poor, you will be happy; IL
rich, you can enjoy your money. All Drug
afstis keen them
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You NEED NOT FEAR

that people will know that your hair is
dyed II you use that perfect imitation OF ma
tuIe, TUyT's Hair Dye. No one can detect IT,.
1t imparts n soft, glossy color and fresh lite
10 tn. halr-a want never before supplied.
mariB-2W
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NNIil IlnlinhInN

There are many reputed remedies for that
very prevalent disease, Chronic Nasal Ca
tarrh, but none which have given genera
sat staction and become acknowledged stan
dard preparations, except DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. 1t continues TO enjoy an unprece-
dented popularity. This reputation has been
earned through the permanent cures which
1t has wrought, having proved itself a spe.
clhc In the worst forms OF the disease.
plerce's Pocket Memorandum Books are
given away at drug stores.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03

TUESDAY MORNING APRIL 3.

The editor oftheTexarkana Democrat,
is not in favor Of making party oiliia-
ton badge OF social association"
Well, who is2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03

A LoSo letter or public address from
Gov. Coke, on the subject of national
politics, just now, would be read by the
people of Texas with much interest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03
AND BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED,
TO the Working Class!

We are now prepared to furnish oil q ~
whole OF the time, or for their spare mo
ments. Business new, light and pfOhla. =
fersOns OF either sex eesily earn ifyh II
cents TO s. per evening, and q proper" ~
sum BY deyOting their whole time 70 ~ ~
business. Boys and girll earn nea s,tcs
much as men. That all vino see ms h -.
may send their address and test the Onr n,
ness, we make this unparalleled ore, "a
such as are not well satfJfled we VII, ~.
one dollar TO pay for the trOuble Of WIi lsafi.
Vii particulars, samples worth severn n
lars 10 commence work on, and tyly,d
Home and Fireside, one Of the largest - -
best Illustrated publications, all sent ~
mail. Rea I, II you vnt perm a. eni.Pi,s
able WORK, address, GEORGE ST1Ssoss
Portland, Maine. iansoa'@
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what wa. ON n Letter.

The subjoined lines composed the adj
dress on letter sent through the post
Office some days ago:
"For q. G. +. Jones, the pug-nosed scrub,
Who's very fond Of hannah
Ands pressing GOLD brick for grub
In Selma, Alabam-ahp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03

BY the Governor: |. q. SEARcY, Secretary
of state. mch26dlt
She gave him neckties-as is woman y
wont;
He, wiser, kinder, gave her S0ZODONT
He lost his necktles, but she never lost
Her sOZODoNr twas worth ten times Its
cost,
1t makes teeth white, 1t makes breath
sweet,
Both bless It every time they meet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03

1t is said that General Sherman is in
Washington again with more faith than
ever in the two Shermans, now known
rs the purse and the sword
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Physleians md surgeons.

Jno. II. Morton, M. d., Physician aud Sur
con, Office over First National Bank. Resi-
ence corner san Jacinto and Harw0Od sts,
alias, Texas, Calls to the country promptly
ttpndad. NotDd I'm
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II respectable lady, Of good al, ress, II
~ situation In II family as gOveTnesB and
com panion, or would take chargeot house
iol wldower' Address Miss May, this Of
noe, mch2g-2t
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Wanted Situation.

A GENTS WAN TED for now and fast.seL-
~ ing Books and fine Family bibles. Gail
~ corner Houston and Commerce streets, up
stairs, ROom7. apr3
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

Four-line Advertisements inserted twice In
tlilh column for Twenty-Five Gents, And
Al the rate Of Five Cents y Inc for each
hnbhnlnenl lnaNrllOn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-03
BRIGHAM YOUNG IN A BOX,
what PurpOris 90 be the Original Or
der Ter rho m0un,aiD Meadows las

New YonR, March ga special from
Tucson, Arizona, says the following is a
correct copy Of the original order given
concerning the Mountain Meadows mas
sacre. The order, with three aflidavits
authenticating it, was ionnd among the
papers of the late Chief Justice John
Titus, of Arizona, and formerly chief
Isiicn OF Utah,
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SAN Francisco, March lS--Referring
to the dispatch from Tucson, Arizona,
to the effect that the order for the mas.
sacre at Mountain Meadows was found
anon the papers Of the late ex-Chiet
Justice Titus, u gentleman living in
this city, formerly q resident of Salt
Lake, says he had the above document
at one time in his possession, and had
no doubts Of its genulneness, 1t refer
red, however, to some eighty men who
had keen tcallsters in the army sent to
Utah under. Colonel Albert Sidney
Johnston, 20 escort the new governor
who replaced Brigham Young in 1857.
The carly fall Of snow forced Colonel
Johnston and his troops to winter at
Fort Bridger, one hundred and twenty
miles east of Salt Lake, and as the Nor
mon troops under Lieutenant General
D. H. Wells had burned up
two trains of supplies for the United
States Army, east Of Green River,
the general was forced to put the sold
icrs upon rations, and in the early
spring of 1858 these teamsters were dis
charged from service and permitted to
return East, where they had entered
the government service They prefer
red to 90 West and started for Caiior-
MIA They believed that as non-com-
batants they would be permitted to
pass through Utah unmolested, but as
soon as the teamsters came over the
mountains and entered Echo Canon,
they were taken prisoners and made
subject to martial law proclaimed some
mo this before by Governor Brigham
Young A gentleman who was then
among the Mormons in Echo Canon, and
now residing in this city, saw small
division of eight or ten of those team
sters under Mormon escort on their way
westward, The Mormon military
authorities thought it prudent to divide
the eighty transfers into small squads,
no doubt thinking their purpose would
be easier accomplished than if they had
been kept together in such body, The
Mormons deny that such q massacre
ever occurred or that such order was
ever given, but those who had given the
subject attention have no doubt the
order was issued and the work accom>
plished.
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For Sale or Exchange.

DhOPERrY-For city property or tmall
i Improved farm; an eKcenonG two story
brick dwelling IN Galveston, with ali mod.
ern improvements, on corner lot, with
stable, clstefns, etc, Adolphe King 4 Co.,
real estate brokers, 2O7 Main street,
alTld&wit
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REMOVAL.
DIR. L. r. LOCKE

Notifies his friends that h hes ranovod
from the San Jacinio Hotel TO Ms residence
al The corner Of PattsrsOn Avon1s and ne
anner street, near the Catholic Chu-eh. lie
VIII Dc found a. his rasi1ence, or at his
once. over the state SavinFs Bank.
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::.:: e: &: !: e s: 4:

US, Being opposite the Patent ONCE, we are
able to make close examinations, and secure
Patents more promptly and with broader
and better claims, than those who are re-
mote from Washington.
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Personnel.

TV'o CONTRADICTIONS AND BulLDERs--
healof bids viii be received by tho I'M
dorslgned up 10 April 10, 1877, at " O'Clock
m for tho erection Ofh h0lal al tho Junction
OF the Tyler Tap road with tho Texas aud
fhclno road, according % plans ana specific
catlonsnow on nle IN the Offi0e OF ARCHEt
Y FLANDERS, architects, 62D Elm street,
rily accepted. mch8O ~
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SPECIAL ORDER.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 10, 1855

SALT LAKE CITY, April 10, 1903.
The officer in command of the escort
is hereby ordered to see that every man
is well prepared with ammunition, and
to have it ready at the time you see
these teamsters hundred miles from
the settlement. President Young adj
vises that they should all be killed to
prevent them returning to Bridger to
Join oar enemies. Every order should
be taken and see that not one escape,
Secrecy is required,
By order Of
GEN. DANIEL IL WELLS.
JAMES FERGUSON,
Assistant AdJutnnt General.
The original order, with the afhdo-
Wits in my possession,an have had
frequent conversations with the late
Judge Titus, my former law partner, in
regard to the matter, and he never
doubted the genuineness Of the order,
or the guilt OF Brigham young
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STRAYED OR STOLEN--Two small roam
- Ponies; one u mare, h avy builT, split
hoof on one fore foot, branden Z and II con-
nected on lett shoulder; the other horse,
light build, with bald face, and three white
feet, branded ce on left shoulder, +, D. on
left nip. The finder will be rewarded at the
office ofstone Keating, Dallas, Texas.
apl3
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nor SALE--A good Cow and Calf, COW
Il one-halt Durham. Inquire second white
cottage back of Trinity Iron Works. G. Il.
hosmer. apI3
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IGOR SALE-On ten years time, thirty
thousand acres OF good land (old sur
Veys) In Grayson, Wise, Young, Jack, Tar
ant, Erath, Hamilton, Johnson, and other
counties. Also, other lands, and city prop.
eliy, on the usual terms. w. G. SiclIles, l0i
lamp street, Dallas, Texas. mrhll-lm
I'D PAFERS--At this office, lnuuaLtl.
" ties to suit, ut 81 hundred jy25-ti
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ID R--Stock and fixtur.S of u neat sample
ID room In good location, address e.
Box llOi postoilice. aprl-2t
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Are for rent or sale. Parties wishing to ne
gotiate Tor either or both will call from to
up. IN. Possession to be given April |, 1877
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/ JACKS DELlGHT--A nice drink at the
y Merchants Exchange, opposite =. Loeb
Il Co., on Elm street. aprl.2
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For Sale.

MAsQUERADE COSTUMES for hire, on
lvI moderate terms, at Hamilton & CO.'S
Hat Sore, No. i07 MAIN street. apr3.2t
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III A.SCEVA $ PIANO ROOMS-50I Main
Il street, Dallas, Texas Pianos and Or
gans sold cheap for cash or ON lnstallments,
Call and exam ne, or send for circulars.
lnCh22-l0t
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10 Rent.

HOuSE--A new and desirable residence
"a In tho CedafS, convenient TO street
cars. Apply to Rufus Miers apn
NJ Ew HOU sE--wlth four rooms for rem
~ Enquire nj Go Browder street Good
water mch2l.H
GTORE-Corner Pacific avenue ana Lamar
- street, now occupied by Tillman 4
Friend, VIII be for rent ON lat May. Apply
10 B T., JErI, or the undersigned, q. Is.
WELLBORN. mch29.tf
A HoUSE-Containlng or rooms. Must
~ have We'll or cistern attached. Address
W. +. NJ, Herald office. mch2g 10
INSTRUCTION given on the Piano ana
organ; also, Vocal le' sUnR by n compe-
tent teacher, at II. A. Sceya's Piano Ware
room, 6Ol Main street, Dallas. mrh2S.6t
Wanted Boarding,
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can find
IA room and board In private family, by
addressing Pos,ofce BOX 1922 city. Also,
two gen 'lemen nv day 6oarders, References
required apr3tf
Wanted-Female Help.
w EFT NJ RSf-For an infant three
w months old. A good home and good
wages 10 a healthy woman. Apply at the
Heralu ONCE. mChW-tf
For Sale.
MASQUERADE COsTUMER for hire, on
lVI moderate terms, at Hamilton & CO.'S
ii At S,ora, No. iO7 Main street. apr3.2t
EOR SALE-A good Cow and Calf, COW
Il one-half Durham. Inquire second white
cottage back of 1rinity Iron Works. G. Il.
Aosiher. apI3
ID R--Stock and fxtur.s of n neat sample
- room In good location, address e.
BOX llOl postoHice. aprl-2t
JACKS DELIGHT--A nice drink at the
y Merchants Exchange, opposite =. Loeb
CO., on Elm street. aprl.2
-, AMPLE KOOM--A neRt sample room In
~ good location. address q, box l,!W,
postoiioe mch202t
DNEXAS BAKING POW DER--25 cents per
pound. Ask your grocer for it, mch29.tf
ID EsIDENCE PROPERTY AT No. l3 Pear
IL street. NO more convenient house In
lhe city. Cellar, ciSteru, well, etc. Terms
reasonable. Gall On or a.Grass w. n.
~ IAN. mch2I-lt
III A.SCEVA $ PIANO RO0MS-50I Main
Il street, Dallas, Texas Pianos and Or
gans sold cheap for cash or ON lnstallments,
Call and exam ne, or send for circulars.
lnch22-l0t
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- AMPLE kOOM-A neat sample room In
- good location. address q, box l,W,
pOstotllCe. mcn20.2t
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Wanted-F emals Help.

w EFT NJ RSE-For an infant three
w months old. A good home and good
wages toa healthy woman. Apply at the
Herald office. mch30.tf
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f1Obtaned for mechanical
PEN ::;:: $':: !; : ::H
~labels. Caveats, Assign
ments, lnterferences, Intringements, aud all
matters relating to Patents, promptly at
tended to
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ID ESlpENCE PROPERTY AtNo. l3 Pear
IL street. No more convenient house in
Tie city. Cellar, ciSttru, well, etc. Terms
reasonable. Gall On or u.Grass w. y.
pUXAN. mch27-lt
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El1IF mn send us model or
Mul HILL rough sketch and
lin description OF your
JIbl device; we will
'sS make nm examina-
the OF charge, and advise you To It's patent.
ability. all correspondence strictly conf
initial. Prices az low rs those of any rell-
able agency.
We refer to Officials in the Patent ONCE,
and 10 inventors In every state OF the Union,
Address.
LOUIS BAGGER 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Ofiice. Washington d e.,
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III OuSll--A new and desirable residence
IA In tho Cedars, convenient 10 street
cars. Apply to Rufus MieIs. aprl
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GTORE-Corner Pacific avenue and Lamar
- street, now occupied by Tilman &
Friend, VIII be for rent on lat May. Apply
WELLBORN. mch20.tf
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can find
"a room and board In private family, by
addressing Posiolllce Box ll22, city. Also,
two gentlemen nv day boarders, References
required. apr3.tf
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TEXAS BAKING PuWDER-25 cents per
4 pound. AJAX Your grocer font. mch2A.tf