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q, ~ CKbtR 10 mase alterations in siora
tOHnolly are selling of their entire stocS ~
hry goocs- See new adyt to-day.
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Lobi In Headache Specific is SO sim ole
~ I
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TIRED OF IIFE.-Samuel r. Perry, about
a. years old. residing al sO2 NJ Street north
west, attempted 10 commit suicide about 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon by cutting his
1hroa- with "a razor He had cut two severe
gashes whe II discovered, but had not severed
the wind pipe. He Stated that he was tired
Of life Medical aid was procured and his
wounds Sewed up.
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ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
H Or the Great North Mountain,
HEAR WIECHEsTER,
NOW OPEN
4. 8. PRATT. Proprietor.

ShWOEL NNI N ht-IItNt TuIrFtIhus
l.. N. LCSBY in charge Of music.
REDUCTION IN TERMS F0Rls
For June. 50 per week: for July aud August, 81
per day Sl2 PER week, $40 per menih. MIA
liberal disc unit 10 families two persons NJ "
occupy ing one room for q month or n ore. ls.|
Great improvements have been made for the com
fort ~ guests. Thirty new rooms have been added
new closets and increased accommodations for hath
Ing; new and large parlor nth fire place. so feet OF
covered piazza for promenade. The best of food
sbundantly supplied properly cooked and promptly
served. Pure me untsin air. healing and strength
enIng waters. No bar. Tickets TO Springs and
return, $50. Leave by Tao q. m train Bali. q.
II. d; no change Of cars. palace cars Alta he'd
Time 10 Springs, bet ween six ard seven hours
Apply 10 A. PkATT q SON, z0l 9TH street
northwest. Washington. II q ielS fivas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-28

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Thomas X. Rowe, of SharpSburg, Nd. and
Lizzie r. NcGlee, of Lock Haven. pa
Frank Gaspar, OF Philadelphia, Pa, aud
ROs Depieni, OF Wayhins ION, d. c.; James
Curiis ana Annie Hill; James ID. Johnson
and Mary f. Hawkins: William ". CrowIev
and Josehine Seidenspinner Bruce Bell and
Lizzie Elagten; George w. Luckett and
Josephine Turnburke; John Frederick Atzel
and Mary Rose Wolf.
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1T CANNOT lie denied that pure wines are
nuCh preferable 10 drugs by PERSONS suffer
ing from debility or the general maladies
pTeva .eEt during the heat 4 term. Ii Is I'M
fortunately the abuse that destroys their
efficiency. However, as IL Il desirable for
those who need II 20 obtain an unad ulterat 81
article. We mention the fact that Old Madeira
Port. Shelly and MOSel wines can he Obta n
ed in their purity, a. low prices, at Chris
NardeT's. on 1lh street northwest AdUt.
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THE LYCECN BUREAC ExCURsIONs.-Th~
regular Weine day excursion Off
hnreau was given la -r lEcsum
evening Ola the Mar
Tasl inqton. az. as usual. was heartiI-y en-.
4 Dyed 10y all on board. Nearly four hundred
persons were present. An extra trip of this
popular seTies o! excdr ions Will be given to
Mount Vernon Springs Tomorrow for the
benefit of ST. P8ul's English Lutheran
church ard arrangements have been made
with some OF the best musicians in the city
for a grand concert on the water upon the
evening trip. All tickets purchased for the
Iyceum Bureau excursions will be good on
Friday, both day and evening.
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"SNATCHED FIFTY DoLLARs.-Mr. VIM.
Bird Wylie, doing business at I0l4 I'm street
thinks the item under the above heading i'm
yesterdays STAR does him injustice, as a
.out collecting" but had sent my son of -
years, out with parcel OF dry goods 80. q.
D." The lady to whom he de; iyered the
bundle could not make the change aud gave
my boy $50 bill to get chang~i for her. He
went, finally, into a barber shop, and the
colored man in charge took the bill and said
he would go out and get ii changed for him,
but failed 10 return.''
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busters, ell, 81 so, ST.
Office Coats, immense quantities, 80 cts. apiece
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PARk LOAFERS AND UTHER DOGS.-The
District Commissioners have referred to the
Police Commissioners a communication re-
ceived by them, from a woman VINO COM
plains OF idle and worthless men who infest
the parks ard public grounds and stare al,
and Otherwise insult poor women who go
there with children TO inhale a breath of cool
ar. The District Commissioners request
that The olice watch the parks and prevent
tie vagabOndS from annoying women.
They also call attention TO the great numbe
DfUnIcUZZl-G dogs running at large.
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- c. MANN
~. desires the attention Of the public to the choice
stock Of
BEEF, MUTTON. LAMB AND VEAL
always 10 be found a. HE Stalls. Nos. 83s and $50
9Th street wing Center Market and Stalls Nos Do
and FL Western Market Opsn regular days st each
Orders faithfully filed and purchases delivered
free aug3ly
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oTsDIN n NCm,

~ OpeH lfdrtH STREET, Mlrphy street anil Held
street, rum Mum street II HimNhtch ....t
30 II ordained by tho Cily Council Of the
city Of BALLAST
Section /, That Martin street, Murphy
street aud Field street, from Main sllect on
the south TO Elm street on III north, be- and
the same are hereby established ~ streets,
ana tue proceedings necessary for the open
Ing OF the same are hereby ordered.
SEQ, 9, The Mayor CITY Engineer ana Guy
Secretary are hetoty ordered 10 proceed M
provided IN section lbl and sucnl ga ng aac-
lions Of chapter TX Of city charter ID per-
form their respective duties for the opening
Of said streetHt
sec. ., The Private property necessary 10
bo condemned for use In opening SAID streets
shall he paid for by special assessments ns
provided for In section " aud another Sec
ton OF chapter * Of charter Of city,
SeC, I. Said streets urn 10 bu opened NJ
prayed for In petitions Of ciliZens, Martin
| street and Murphy street % be OF tho width
| Of 1901 feet, ana on line with That portion
| OF said streets lying between Commerce and
| Main streets, and u continuance Of the same,
Sec, .. Field street shall begin NJ 4 point
| ON the north side OF Main street llD'g leel
west OF tho alley NJ L'OnerdH southeast
corner; thence west 90 feet, thence north 2.O
| feet 10 Elm street, thence cast 30 feet alOHg
south side OF Elm street 10 said Leonard s
| n rthe 81 corner thence south 200 feet 10 be
| ginning
See. g. The s,ld streets aie 20 be paid for
by sTeclal assessments, rnd the general fund
OF the city TX not 20 he used for the purpose.
| Sec, T. The requirements OF city charter Ia
be strictly complied with IN opening said
| streets
Sec &, That this ordnance go into effect
| from and alter IT'S pas age,
Approved December ., M.
W. l. CABELL, Mayor
| j. b, HEREF RI, Suc y, deco hlOt
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any cotton that our friends might
choose 10 oonilde TO our care, ReeelYs
ing consignmenls from several Of these,
aud finding our present office TO be un
advantageous for the proper conducting
Of the business, we made arrangements
with a reliable house on the Strand 10
take charge of any oonsignments made
10 US, The names Of parties who have
shipped us during the present season
and their possibilities are up0n our hooks
At our office, aud are subject 10 the
lreest inspection for yerilication by any
fairly disposed person having an inters
eat In the matter,
so far as relates To Governor HUB
bards business relations with u.s. the
facts are simply these Some five
months ago he called on us an factors,
for the purpose OF oilectng a loan of o
certain sum of money, with which he
desired at once TO meet some pressing
indebtedness, As security, he offered
10 us an ample amount Of real estate
but as this was wholly an unavailable
collateral az Is known to all merchants
here, we proposed that he draw on ouI
house in such sums and such maturitie'
as he might be able 10 meet by ship
ments Of cotton from his own planta'
ton or otherwise and we would try Il
provide the money, we suggesting three
or four months, Burnett n Fitzpatrick
knowing nothing Of the transaction
and having not scintlla of interest il
it,
This ia the whole matter in nut
she'll and the real history in connection
with draft about which such n shame
ful and infamous perversion Of fact
has been insidiously paraded belor
0 the public, in mysterious and mis-
ohievous manner for purposes, polit
cal and Others, to injure us or to reHec
on the governor J, II, BURNETT A CO.
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"Gernlau Hyrup."

No other medicine In the world was ever
gwen such Il test of its curative qualities ~
B0sCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. In three yeart
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles OF this medicine was distributed Gret
OF chdge by drugglslsin this country TO those
AFFECTED with consumption, asthma, Group,
severe coughs, pneumonia and other dis.
eases Of the throat and lungs, giving the
American people undeniablo proof that
GERMAN SYRUP will cure them 1he result
has been that druggists In every town and
mendinE IL TO their customers. 90 to your
druggist, and usk what they know about T.
sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size "a
cents. Three doses Will relieve any case.
deC95llW-Wlt
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TnE Philadelphia mint coined $l2
100000 in silver and 100000 in gold
last year, and made net profit Of 81.
$50. l67 % on the business of the year in
coinage charges, refining sweeps from
the melting room, sale of old materials
assays, gain by recoinsge of old silver
coin, coinage for the Venezuelan govern.
ment, etc. This would seem to be q
very profitable business. II the Phila-
delphia mint can coin sl2,OOO,OOO in
silver year, the statement that all the
minis together can coin but $27,OOO,OOO
must be an error
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AN ORDINANOE.
Ohenses Aaainsl OMcial AatAoNtN.

CUcHStS d8dH@ CWctW dWHOiHY.
u, It ordained by the City Council of the
city OF Dallas.
SECuoN /. Whoever IN this city, shall
falsely represent himself TO be al off,
Ger OF this city. or shall, without be-
ing duly authorized by the city, eXer-
else or attempt 10 exercise any of the
duties, functions or powers of city Off
Ger or member of the police; or shall him
der, Obstruct, resi- or otherwise interfere
with any city officer II he discharge of his
official duties, or attempt TO prevent any
such officer from arresting any person, or
attempt TO rescue from such officer any per-
son in his custody, shall be deemed guilty OF
misdemeanOr ana upon conviction shall
be fined In any sum not less than five nor
more than one hundred dollars.
SEC. 2. That this ordinance 20 into effect
from and after lis publication.
Approved November 70, 1877.
Attest: W, Il. CABELL,
j. h. HEREFORD Mayor.
Secretary. dcclY-llt
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She was u pretty woman. Her features
were chiseled and her form graceful. He
loved her dearly, tondly, and happiness
seemed to pervade their every set. But
trouble came. Laura sickened, became
pale, emaciated and feeble. She had sick
eadache, palpitation, swimming of the
head, MYSTERIES, pains In side and buck, cold
feet ana HANDS, ohlorOsis, uiceru, ion, and
wnS mi one remedy for ali snch dIsea,e s
and that was DR.. Dromg0ales English Fee
male bitters which he procured for her, and
rapid cure was the result. dtildec9l-w2t,
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The editor of the Jack sboro Echo
sought among his female acquaintance
for one upon whom he could lavish two.
and-a-half, in the way of ball ticket,
but in vain. His revenge was, publish
ing the portrait of the best looking one
of the number, and it is just hideous.
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We have the Baptist journal, new
publication, the organ of the Colored
Baptists of Texas, on our table, 1t is
published in this city, with William
Massey as editor. 1t is quite a neat,
and seems to us to be an intelligently
edited paper. We commend il to the
colored people, ard trust that it may
meet with the most gratifying success.
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Bully 4erala

THE DAILY HRRALDia published every
morning, eH0apt on Monday, at 40 pe
annum In advance, postage prepaid or
~ cents per week delivered In ihh elly'
ADyERPIaEfEG HATEsi one square Ten lines
nOnparelll one time VI 40, eHoh subsequent
Insertion, 10 Osnis, special TniaE for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers
THE WEEKLY HERALD " published every
saturday mo mi Az al " GU per.year' post
aga prepaid,
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We are getting quite number of
immigrants from Pennsylvania this fall
in this region of Texas Among them
is Major W. B Darlington, brave
manned soldier of the union, who has
settled at Terrell, we believe.
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No particular danger is to be appre-
hended from Sitting Bulls invasion OF
the Bear Paw noun tains, though it is
barely possible that on the strength of
it fresh cry for more troops will re-.
sound through the corridors of the CAPT.
tpI
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The Kentucky papers are making it
warm for Governor McCreary and the
other state officials, accusing them OF
having warmly recommended Harlan
for the position ON the supreme bench
made vacant by the resignation of Judge
Davis
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COKE and Maxey, no doubt, feel very
bad that they are not up to the Fort
Worth Democrats standard of senatorial
ability. But won't Hill and Gordon
crow over them, if this news ever
reaches the land of the Coolers.
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TnE men who have endcavored to
ride the farmers into office, during the
ascendancy OF the grange, need not ex>
pect their past failures to insure either
present or future success in politics,
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Bull LoNsLEY $ letters and published
interviews have become stale reading.
Fifty or sixty letters from ono man on
the same subject is about as much as a
patient people will stand, DRY up"
William.
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THR secretary of war denies that or
ders have been issued prohibiting the
troops from crossing the Rio Grande. He
says the telegram to the contrary, was
without any foundation III truth
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The Concho stage was robbed Tues
day Of forty dollars by three masked
men, doubtless the same parties who
robbed the stage between Fort Worth
and Weatherford.
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PERHAPS there is no man now in either
the civil or military service of the state
who stands fOirer before the people than
does Major John b. Jones, the brave
commander OF the frontier battalion.
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THE News and the GasctteS fights at
the New York HeraM are ponderous
battles, though they do say that the
fight is little upphilish ON the side Of
our Texas contemporaries.
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MARKET NOTICE.

All the stalls and stands In the City Mar
ket Houses will be rented to the highest b d.
der, on Tuesday, the lst day OF January,
1875, for three months, payable monthly in
advance. q. W. PHlFER
uUanl Market Master,
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That "Wife of Mine with her Huss
band" have made their way as far west
an Jacksboro,
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TnE article from the San Antonio
HeraH OF the 10th, giving the full his,
tory of the death Of Judge Howard, will
DO read with great interest by every.
body
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II Patterson should happen to be
called home to glory, wouldn't South
Carolina be n widowed state, sure
onouoh
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WHAT about that special mail car of
the News and why does that great
paper miss 30 often here OF lateY
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BRESuAN had fifteen extra police ON
duty Christmas day, and they had their
hands full in taking care of the sick
and wounded
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We should infer from two column
article which it publishes, that tho
Weatheriord Times is averse to the ac>
QUESTION of Mexican territory
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FuPpER goes to the front to settle the
Rio Grande troubles, The nation
hreathes again.
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TnE San Antonio HcraM recently
changed hands again. Roby, Meaa, Jor>
dan X Lyle are the new propretors,
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JEWELLERS say that Fort Worth has
the meanest water in the state,
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GRANGER HOUSE,
NO. 9O' d 9O7 Main Street, Dallas, fe1as

bay vs. mouse is new and well ventilated
ihAvin3 southern exposure, and e cs,iis..st
located. 1t is in charge of ts old ,,s,lr,y
a,,.ssy ef, VINO never failed 10 nieass ~
sussts. Parties seeking house win an ~, N
IN e,,va ~, Oh an nome, cannot do better tbs,,
irving in Dallas Isng yi a call. Travellers ar.
stras ,e h inns house by taking the a.
oot thu hoi s ears, one block south nom ~,
Rs': Inc pest 81 - 8 day house in I'm . un
uns1dsn 70 se'oh thes'rcet cars al IN swift
Z. SAWYER.
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NOTICE.

Inc flre Limits, az defined I'm the new
onh r1.,,, are as follows; Between Jackson
street 10 L-lnnr street between (,omtne,,.ys
Gnu sii VI tlh streets; runs from Brosdwav 10
Fields Street, between Main street and Fin M
s s, rms rom Broadway TO sycamore
s,Ieet anu between Elm street and Pacific
~ y et west OF Sycamore street.
MS u also the building limits. and mar
mus inust be obtained Of the Su perInte
on building before any house can ne hniIt H.,
dee2o-lot WIN. JOHNSON, cts Epsinooy
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

FRIDAY MORNING 10 DECEMBER 2S.
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T. III ~ NT Y
Il. Ill. I - Nc
PUBLISHER AND y, Gi1
School and MiSceIIalsDyYtj,
PUBLISHEs

PUBLISHES,
MoLLlE Il. MooREs Poems. saNs =,
THos. L. HOGGs'"Fate Of Maryrn
W. T. WEAVERs "Hours Of Amn,.
meht'''',.,,. "",."........ d.
H. s. fHALL's "history of Method,n
II leAas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4,
THoS, AFFLECK' IS "Hedges and u,,,
lug ''''''" '''''''''''..,. .,,.,,......
Eev' j. HUIcHIsoNs "Remlulsccncsp,,
Rev., r. CoNoLY's"Revelanonn i,
"Ihe Lite Of Navarro .n....o.,
Has for sale the largest stoek of sc,,o1 a.,
mlscellaneu books in Teas 't ~ \. \.
Vltes, orders from all who want ny S,,s v
whether at wholesale or retail. md ms oy'l,
Speciality OF finding any book wanted ,'1 mn
10 he found in America or Europe. Aii%g
mailed direct at retail prices. '' ''''
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The Hubbard Burnef-Andrews Draft
abatement In Relation 40 the Case.
Special Telegram to the News. j


AUSTIN, December ~, 1877.
The following statements are had
from a source deemed entirely reliable
as well as perfectly informed:
The inuendos of the German Post are
false. Colonel Andrews knows and Col.
onel Burnett will testify that he (Bur>
nett) nearly five months ago said to the
governor that if he (the governor) could
raise money that he needed on draft
which he would draw on j. II. Burnett
n Co., that he (Burnett) would see it
accepted but that the governor must
protect it by shipments of cotton. Colo>
mel Andrews endorsed the draft The
cotton was not shipped on time, and the
draft was not paid, and is still unpaid.
Whether j. II. B. IL Co., had an office,
or received other cottons or not, does
moi change the question. The transact
ton was purely of personal and busi>
ness character
card from .. n. Burnett a Go.
Ems. NEws-Observing an article in
your issue of the Dist instant, trans.
ierred from the German Post, deem il
my duty to give it an unqualified and
emphatic denial of some unwarranted
statements, which either the grossest
carelessness OF something worse has
caused TO be published. Ifthe reporter
Of the Post had indeed been in search
of the facts ia the matter as to the kind
and amount of business done by the
firm Off. II. Burnett q Co, an applca-
ton to us would have placed him in the
direction to obtain them fully and
fairly. And this he must have known.
To assert that Burnett a Co. have for
some time past had no office. and kept
no books, and done no business, is as
false as would be our statement that the
same was true of the German Post.
Some three months ago we determs
ined to move and did move our place of
business IRON the Strand to one of our
own Offices IN the fremont hotel build
ing, from considerations of economy and
convenience. Having our means locked \
up in the hotel and in the penitentiary |
contracts. we therefore determined not !
to engage as extensively as we had done
in the cotton factorage business, but
merely, without solicitation, to handle !
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COL UMR.
Boarding.

FodT-llne Advertisements inserted twice in
this column for Twenty-Five Cents,
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'l'IE Gil pPERS--Some good tic c ops
L ,pers for the Dallas and Wichita rail-
road. hpc91 N
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M ANTED.-l want II partner with five
w hundred dollars capital in "A good pay
Ing business. No humbug. Address box 1856
Dallas postUtilce. declg-lW
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hANTED-'ro Exchange-ll25 acres OF
W good land, 500 in cultivation, 200 head
OF beeves, horses or mules, and one It. ousand
dollars in cash for u stock of gooLs. Lands
in East Texas, prairie and timber. Apply to
WORD Il KEARBI. Atty's at Law,
decltf U or Exchange Bank.
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DOARD--A man and wife or two single
I'D gentlemen can get com iortable room
and good board, ut the corner o: Live Oak
and Olive streets. dec2l- wk
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Miscellaneous Wants.

ID USINESS HOUSE OR LOTTO purchase
ID IL business house or good business lot
tElm street preierred), paying part cash;
balance on time. Address Z. U. Box 1876.
dec9S-3t
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Wanted-Femsie Help.

TWO CHAMBERMAIDS-A at Lee
l. Grand hotel. dec97-2t
A NURSE-White girl preferred. Refer.
"A ences required. Apply at LeGrand no.
tel dec17.2 81
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TO Rent.

\NANTEI--A good woman as cook in a
w private family. Apply TO A. f. Hardie,
CITY Bank. decl5-tf
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w ANrED 90 Everybody 10 have theii
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired ut
JACOB WEBERS cleaning and Dyeing la
tablishme nt, SOy Main street, Dallas. Satis-
faction warranted. Julyll-lyr
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FURNISHED ROOM--a furnished front
L room, convenient to business. Rent
low. Southwest corner Wood and Austin
streets dec27-2t
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