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April %.
ST. GEORGE, MARTYR.

st. George was born in Cappadocia, at
the close of the third century, of Christian
parents. In early youth lie chose SOL
dier's life, and soon obtained the favor OF
Diocletian, who advanced him to the grade
of tribune. When, however, the emperor
began to rersecute the Christians, George
rebuked him at once s,ernly and openly
for his cruelty, and threw up his commits
sion. He was in consequence subJecIed 10
heightened series of torments, and hnaily
beheaded. There was something so lnspir'
iting in the defiant cheerfulness OF the
young soldier that every Christian felt
personal share in this triumph OF Christian
fortitude, and as years rolled on st. George
became a type of successful combat against
evil, the slayer of the dragon, the darling
theme of camp song and story, until $50
thick shade his very glory round him
rnsden that his real lineaments became hard
to trace. Even beyond the circle of Chris
tendon he wac held in honor, and Invading
Saracens taught themselves to except
from Dissertation the image of him they
hailed as the "White-horsed Knight" HIS
cultus is one of the most ancient and widely
spread in the Church. In the East church
of St. George is ascribed to Constantine.
and his name is invoked in the most ancient
liturgies; whilst in the West, Malta, Bar.
celons, Valencia, Arragon, Genoa, and
England have chosen him as their patron.
'sWbat shall say of fortitude, without
which neither wisdom nor justice is OF any
worthq Fortitude is not Of the body, but
is constancy of soul; wherewith we are
conquerors in righteousness, patiently bear
all adversities, and in prosperity are not
puffed up. This fortitude he lacks who is
overcome by pride, anger, greed, drunken
ness, and the like. Neither have they
fortitude who when in edversity make
shift to escape at their souls' expense
wherefore the Lord saith, "Fear not those
who kill the body, but cannot kill the
t., Ia uh
edupin prosperity and abandon themselye!
to excessive joviality cannot be called
strong. For how can they be called strong
who cannot hide and repress the heart''
emotion Fortitude is never conquered, o
if conquered, is not fortitude."-St. Bruno
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April q
ST. ZITA. VIRGIN.


Zita lived for forty eight years in the
service of Fatinelli, citizen of Luca
During this time she rose each morning,
while the household were asleep, to hear
Mass, and then toiled incessantly till night
came, doing the work of others as well as
her own. Yet she had much to suffer.
For wears her master snd mistress treated
her as a mere drudge, while her fellow
servants, resenting her diligence as
reprosch to themselves, ipsulted and struck
her. Zita united these sutferings with those
of Christ her Lord, never changing the
sweet tone of her voice, nor forgetting her
gentle and quiet ways. At length, Fatl-
nelli, seeing the success which attended
her undertakings, gave her charge OF his
children and of the household. She dread
| ed this dignity more than the worst humil-
iation. bnt scrupulously fulfilled her trust.
By her holy economy her masters goods
were multiplied, while the poor were fed
az his door. Gradually her unfailing pa
thence conquered the jealousy of her fellow
servants, and she became their advocate
with their hot tempered master, who dared
not before Zita give way to his anger; In
the end her prayer and toll sancthed tne
whole house, and drew down upon IL 'ne
beuediction of Heaven. She died A. D.
1879, and in the moment of her death
bright star appearing above her attic show
ed that she had gained eternal rest.
Once Zita, absorbed in prayer, remained
in church past the usual hour of her bread
making. She hastened home, reproachln9
herself with neglect of duty, and found
the bread made and ready for the oven,
She never doubted that her mistress or one
of the servants had kneaded it, and going
to them, thanked them but they were
astonished, No human being had made
| the bread, A delicious perfume rose from
it. for angels had made it during her prayer
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April 25.

ST. MARK, EVANGELIsT.
st. Mark was converted to the Faith by
the Prince Of the Apostles, whom he after
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
HOLY GROSS,
NEW IBERIA, ATTAKAPAs, LA

This Institution, under the special patronage Of His
Grace tho Most Rev. Archbishop of New Orleans is
delightfully."- situated the banks Of the Bayou G0ohs.
one of the healthy and picturesque localities Of
the State. In addition to the benehts of Christian
education it promises thorough instruction In the
different branches of commerce
TsRAs,
Board and Tuition, per annuH %
Washing per ennnm. AZ US
Entrance Fee, frat year only %
Doctors Fees medicines oompHsSd) 10 %
For further Information apply at the Moraing StaR
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ST. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND CorEAu, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
LoUrsIAaA.
This College incorporated by the State Of LouinAnA
with the privilege of comforting Academic Degrees, iS
oond ucted by the Fathers OF the Society OF jesus
The plan the ordinary courses
OF Science Literature and Com the same ~ they
are tau uHht In otner Jesuit Colleges.
The next session will open october ISL
TRRNBi
Board Tuition and Washing per year. SSD
Entrance Fee (for the first year only)------.-. ~
Medical Fees 80
Bed and Bedding. ~
Payments must be made hafyearly In ADVANCE
For further particulars apply TO
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auIaT7Iy 40 Gravier street. New OrleRno-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09

Chicago Tribune: In estimating the
probabilities of a pertinent breach be-
tween President Hayes and the faction
of politicians who are seeking to drive
him out of the party, the fact must not
be lost sight Of that, in leaning on the
democrats for support, President Hayes
would only be following out the cardl'
nal principle of parliamentary govern
ment, as understood everywhere except
in the United States, that the policy
and personnel of the executive branch
shall conform to the majority sentiment
of the popular branch of the parliament
or congress, because the latter directly
represents the people. 1t Is known
that President Hayes has a strong ms
clnaton to this republican theory OF
government. He is restrained now by
the traditions and customs of this coun>
try and the ties of party, but 1t is not
likely that his conscience would trou-
bic him if he were forced to abandon
party usages and traditions, and yield
OF necessity to such an acquiescence as
Marshal MacMahon has been forced to
make in France against his will and IN
spite of majority on his side in the
senate. Its a question for the lmplac'
able cabal to determine for themselves
whether they are not likely to push
their warfare upon the administration
further than Is wise or safe, and pro-
duce results which, disastrous to them
selves as partisan spoilsmen, may be
the beginning of an important revolu-
ton in the American political system
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09

Vaughan and Faulkner have album
d4nt cause to be proud of their narrow
gauge road; but the Boston Globe says
that the new road from Bedford to BlIr
lerca enjoys the distinction of having
the narrowest guage OF amy railroad in
the world-two feet. The cars set
very low on the tracks, are forty feet in
length, six feet two inches outside
width, with walls three inches thick
leaving total inside width Of five feet
eight inches. The engine is q model of
compactness, and is IL sort OF doubles
tender saying the use Of turn-table
After a trip over this road one marvels
at the smoothness with which the train
passes over the ninety different grades
in the siXty-three one hundredlh
miles of roadbed to the northern terml>
nus at North BiIlerica. All trains are
equipped with the Miller platform and
vacuum brake, and the rolling stock at
present consists of two locomotives, two
passenger, two observation, six fiat cars
and one box car. The locomotives, with
coal and water and men, weigh twelve
tons each, the passenger cars four and
one,halt tons, and the cost of the same
was respectively three thousand five
hundred dollars and two thousand dol~
lars each. The road cost about fifty
thouands dollars all equipped, and the
capital stock OF the corporation is fifty
thousand dollars, Of which torty-two
thousand dollars has been paid in. 1t
costs eighteen dollars day to run its
trains
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Loves Labor Loaf.

Poughkeepsie News: He bought a
guitar and practiced for six long. weary
months. But at the end of that time a
smile of JOY lit up his wan and weary
face, and his brow grew radiant with
JOY, as he inspected the corns on the
thumb of his right hand. The hour
was 10 pm, and he wandered through
the Silly night to the boarding-house
where she lived, and directly under
that window which had been so often
sanctiied by her presence he com,
menced to toot (Twang, twang, bim,)
wandered b>i.i by-i> the mill and the
81, was gently raised with a crash, and
deep bass voice yelled out: Il wish
as YOU tall into your brook off your
brookside and trown yourself in dose
mill, odder pillow my vissil and call 8
loiileidiener." 1t wac cruel OF Der ic
have changed her room without letting
him know.
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SEQ, ~, u shall not ha lawful lor any mil
ltAry 90 psnY ar ANY PROCESSION ~ ans
| hAdy ~ nefsons, accompanied Win martial
music, ~ march or pace lhr' uHh, o pf any
lelsoh % play ON Any musical lhhl ninehl va
| hny oI tie streets OF the g,iy within %
nluek ol ANY house OF worship, GA sunday,
| during tho nourn uf worship Any person
| Who shall violate HIS section Hhall DO
deemed guilty Of mislemonnor ana upon
conviction thereof be nno not lNss thRn ton
nor more lhnn one hundred dollars fof each
sud every OtiNnca,
500 ~, Any person who shall, In THIS city
uhqp 'oi of dlhiurh any congregation VI "a
enhly, met for religious worship, By max
NR noise or hy ruuu ur indecent behavior
on plnlano discourse within their place ~
worship, or 90 near the same as Ia disturb
,no vluur uI tolemnlty OF the "a anilng, shall
ne Deemed guilty VI u mlAdemennor, end
lluh conviction thereof no nned not leN
Nhhh Ton nor more Than one hundred dollars
soc, ~, Any person who shall, Ia this city,
hlhtufb any laval ahsomblage OF people
ny lnue ana Indecent behavior or
streets or In tile Vicinity OF any place ui
amusement or Motel or thoi oughhIe aud To.
luho 20 dlHpefao or Nacaie such place whom
requested 10 DO 40 ny ani police 0liieer, shall
be Doomed guilty OF u mlsdemeAnOr, aud ON
conviction thereof shall no hned not less
Ihan ave nor more than twenty dollars,
sec, "a, Any person VINO shall Intention.
any IN THIS city, give or make u ialso alarm
OF NE, shall loo deemoi guilty OF mls.le'
moanor and shall be mod not loss than ave
nor moro Than twenty hvo dollars.
nee, ~, Whenever there shall he found
upon tho person OF any ono who has boeh
found guilty ola breach of tho peace, or OF
conduct calculated To provoke u breach OF
Tue peace, any Hlung.Shot, colt, or knuckles
OF lead, brass or other material, or when
upon trial evidence shall he addueod proving
lhhl huoh Weapons we've IN the possession or
on lhe person OF any one while III mo at
pI commission of tho acts aforesaid oh |
person hhall DO deemed guilty Of u mlsde,
lnohhor, ANA ON conviction thereof be nned |
not less thnh lv0 nor moro than ono hun
drod dollars.
Moo. -. That this ordinance 40 into eject
trom aud aper January LIST, 1878,
Approved Nov, the gDth, 1871,
Attest; w, H. CAnELL,
u H. HEREFORD, Mayor
Secretary, lot.
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/, REMARIIABLE CAREER.
, man who Assisted ia the Overthrow
81 sap leon RUnnpaste.

a
~ Sap leon RonapH''e'
Tine reporter Of the 1iusburg Dis
,,,.b interviewed an old man named
tnlrew Joseph Vicheslain the othel
J,y and learned the following interest
,,t personal history lie stated that
h. Has born in the city OF Moscow on
,E, IAN al August, 1877, making hin
.u. hundred years four months aud
,.,.. d.,s old, lie came of good hmi
nud in early manhood enlisted IN
,br Russian army, In short time he
,o.e 10 the rank of captain IN the Russ
,au cavalry, and participated in seven
battles fought with the French under
S,poleon, The reporter could seareeN
10 believe that he stood IN the
Hrsspuce ola IAan who was middle'aged
when the present century was IN It's
teens but as the old man exhibited
with pardonable pride medals cons
Gpred Tor gallant and merllorlous ser~
vices ms early ms 1910, no room was left
nr doubt. Vichlstain was in the inns
mediate vicinity Of Moscow when IL
MAS doomed by its own people TO
destruction in oder TO stay the pros
gress of one of the soN en- walls of wrath
thrn being pour out upon Europe
Andrew Joseph continued in the Russ
sian service until the 10th of June,
1878. This was one Of the cele>
bated Hundred Days campaign which
completely ppnihilated Napoleon \
portion of the Russian army was sup
porting the Prussians under Butcher
and Napoleon, by surprising the Prus'
slams isolated from the English, routed
the former in q terrible sanguinnry con
nict. in which thirty thousand Prussans
were killed OF taken prisoners, The
battle was fought around the village OF
LIghy, on the plains Of Fleurus AZ the
historian says, always glorious for the
French arms The French lost ten
thousand men, and of the thirty thousD
and lost by the Prussians, eighteen
thousand were killed or wounded, Nich-
cstain was one of the fortunate who
we're taken prisoners, and succeeded,
after the allies entered Paris, in working
his to England, tired Of war and dis
posed to beat his spear into a prunlng-
hook, Here, being an officer, he was
treated with consideration by the no.
bility, and, being man of culture, took |
a liking to the country and adopted it
as his own, By the aid Of men of wealth |
he was furnished stock of jewelry
which he peddled over the kingdom.
Armed with letters of introduction, he
made his way into the best society, ac-
cumulated money, mastered the lane
guage, and finally won the hand of a
young daughter of substantial Welsh
farmer lie had also been admitted to
an audience with the prince regent, of
whom he speaks in the highest terms
and rates as immeasurably superior to
any Russian emperor Of any age,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

the we'll known Cllnon mills, located on
~ bos4uu river AZ clifton, hosque oou ~
OF Tue richest ana most desirable sections OF
we state ana where wheat Ia produced IN
large qua titles
lhru Wills are located on Hnd run by one
ol pa meet water pnWtn Ia the ftate,
rue uul dlng and dam a huilt of tho hast
limestone t0ok, ouHh nd rock foundation,
o. holh bottom ana Sides,
ne mn houau n i0NtA loet square, two and
hall slor es high, ana contains two sets OF
wheat ANA Que sol OF corn rocks, all IN mo
Tho location IL high aud healthy, with
Bood schools aud good society,
rus drhlTAh property VIII be sold for
dlNlslohl on the most advantageous terms,
d lh AS 10 price aud time,
~ WM, A, FORT, Agent,
ueol ldSWsm Waco, Texas,
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HannY and susEestIye.

Baltimore Gazette: That was happy
thought of the presidents Indian visits
OTIS on New Years day of having on
their cards of presentation extracts
rom the various treaties made with
them expressive of certain rights guar
anteed by the government. Ii may not
avail them much, but still it will recall
10 the Great Fathers memory the fact
that the government has never yet kept
one Of these treaties.
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LAME AND CEMENT.

Rosondle- IL worth 81 Nbarre
Louisville best, litlo kept, $500 " barrel
Dallas, " 90.
Ll hE-Iho best quality IA barrels IL worth
bunhel,
PLASTER Ia worth IS 10 " barrel.
tue huppyiui the above mentioned artl.
les IL ample ddmand fair; market trm,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW york, January &. The Committee
on grain OF The Proud 20 Exchange, directed
the droppi-g OF the word NEW" ON ali
grades OF corn on and after February LIST,
1915; also prellxing the word 'old" TO such
old corn Ms shall grade No. 2 until further
notice also, that On All existing con, racts
Tor No. corn, maturing on or before the 3lst
Instant old corn only shall constitute de-
livery, ana that during January, rs, old No
corn shall be called W the morning call
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~ pha-unol heavy lbHcuo DANA ed l8c.
seun llBnl li,i do danastd De-; dTy sal, 9o;
green SAL sci green butchers &c,
hi hkf fhLIH--k aun, owing 10 wool. lOai
s9e,i white wool, long, sloi white wool, IAN
CLIP, lgg.to,, black Wool, lSc.
btFFAto--Bull'H, ic,; cows, Bo,
TALl4OM-lu barrels no
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COMMERCIAL.
FLOUR.

fLOUR-Fnirdoman winch IL met freely
AZ tno lulluWlns quotations Crescent, IA
sshh "a go, nhu IRGlntu sa 70, EmplTa ~ 10;
IN " ~ Eagle d. 90; Magnolia, la sack .,
~ 'na', 81 on tudds AJAX, 81 Ib state
sshltAl ANAA, ~ aUi Choice Family, " 20
star Mllls AA, 81 ~,
hltAN-trum ~ ~ dau,
toHS MEAL-bOo
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FOR SALE.

The fine steam MILL known as the Valley
mills, located on the Bosque river, % miles
west OF Waco, In fine wheat growing
county, which is rapidly settling up. The
building IL OF limestone, about 50x70 feet
square, Two and Une-half stories high, and
contains one set OF corn ana two OF wheat
rocks, The machinery OF forty horse power
IN In good order, This desirable property can
be purchased on the most advantageous
terms, both IN 10 price anu time, For inrlh-
er particulars either address or cell ON mv ut
Waco, Texas.
deelld2m WIN. A, FORT.
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DIR. u. J.JON &c ~
OFFICE OVER OGDEN woLrFs STORE.
Cor. Elm and Lamar Streets, Dallas, Texas

Does general practice In Medicincand sur
Oery. Gives special attention TO discusses OF
iU0Nien aud chltdrtn, aud W al diseases per
tanning to Office practice.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
A circular on diseases OF the Heart ana
Lungs, Nasal Cadrrh, Dyspepsia, 1un0rs,
HoRioirhoiolS, Etc viii be Ient to any ad-
dress, by mail, on receipt of two three cent
stamps.
Also Private Circular cent seated on receipt
of two three cent stamps.
ONCE hours--0 to IL a, m, To 3 and to .
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EvenEnR Renorl-Alnr-c.ni.

NEW YORK, January S.-Sterling quiet at
81 q Money easy ~ tg7 per cent. Gold
weak at 81 US. UoVernMent bonds
steady; new lvesS 81 Oj2s. state bonds quiet.
NEW URLEARs, January 7.-Goid VI U25a
gl Oz>s, sight 6-l6 discount. Sterling banK
"A yJ
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NEW YORK, January s.-Stocks firm and
higher. Money Z per cent. Gold u 0215c
EXchange-long a 81; short 81 SJI9. state
bonds DUET. Government bonds firm.
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Consolidated AT receipts IS li2 bales E1-
ports To Cheat Brian SOTO Dslesi France
$40 bales; continent lO,74y Dalesi channel
- bales.
Net receipts $500 bale. gross COIL bales.
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New ORLEANS, January s--FlOur quiet and
drm; superline 81 50; NIX table sogOi
higher grades 1896 Is. corn STEADY anu
firm demand; yellow 5jc; white Vlc' Otts
trmeT; cloice Galena SigdSc. WHISKY quiei'
rscttfled louisiana 81 W; western 81 Oi0l ~
Coffee quiet; carsOes ordinary 20 prime io1s
gold sugar in GOOD demand AT tdIl pilo >,
common To goou common 45499tsci iall W
fully FAR Ji49JI4c; prime To choice '9G4,
yellow CHARMED S9olsc. MOlasses quiet anu
steady; common lSg2Oc; fair 2-9!ic; prime
10 choice asa &c. kice In good demand az
fuli prices; ordinary to choice Louisiana 20
ot5ISc. Legal holiday but little Dusipess aha
Gbotations nominaily unchanged
NEW YORK, January S.-Flour shade
easter al d more dong in export anu nome
ne. superfine western and state 81 1902 ~
Southern dull In buyers favor; common 10
10 0lir extra s. 4095 w; gOol 70 cholce extra
81 g5ds s.. Wheat opened &c lower Win
good export demand. Corn shade lower
ssn modsrste trade at Glc for old uDgradtd
Srast.rn mixed; t49aSc for new migrated
,.as,ern mixed. Oats a shade lower and
moderately active. Coffee, no, qultt anu
unchanged; cargoes quoted al io>aSiS e"'Oi
100 lots 155492O1tc gold
Ar LOUIS, January s.-flour quiet anu
am superrne fall 81 1904 Is; family - 20
.ta1 Wheat duu; No. red iaii y ~
So ado 81 Is bid. Corn. NO 2 mixed 4z1tg
| t,iLc Ian Any. Oats steady ana nfmeIi
-, q. PIC, rye inactive AZ -. Baney
f,,it. H., 4 spriug tIai7c. Whiskg steady ~
q, a., Pork eisfer anu God demand for JOB
f,ts AT sii 8laIl 30. Lard hrmer at ~ ~
Bulk meats easy; clear rib anu sldeso ''p'u'
liz WIa,sgsIEssier a. only moderate demahdi
fgatiis.in very good demand prime 70
choice natiy- shipping steers ~ 1872 E1s
COT l NJ, az Jemani: good heavy specially
,rsnfei. good to choice s. 1914 81; common
| 70 fair s. 75d3 ~.
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For the week ending lem. January 1, 1878.
Furnished The HERALD Oy u. W. Barnett,
Reporter IN TINS City for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
stock ON hand Septeml or lst.. lSs
Received this weUR,,,,",,,,.,.,,.. l0j
previously ,,.,. .,,.........23,i 46
Sept. /, l60,.....,......... 1881
loAhls - 'ssss'ss''s.ss'.,s,,'..',s,.,,,s. 2ONh0
Shipped this week,',,..""""", 500
" previously ".",,.nu,.n""lO,9I
since sept. !, lo7i."..,,, 2OsSl
-
stock ON haud",..,,.n".,,.....,. 3lSS
COTTON MARKET.
Market nominal; Middling 9J4c, Low Mid.
ding 9Ac, Good ordinary S4c
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest temporaturU...,...,.,,... -
Lowest emperature,,....,..,.. -
Average temperature AT IL m......,..,....
Halhlall III lnches"",.."......,-....." % 100
ID. W. BARNETT.
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OaLEANs. January s.-Night-Cot
Commercial.

Receipts, net, ,S5l DaIes; gross II ,4Sv baies'
Exports 10 Great Britain - balesi coast
wis, l.5l7 bales. stock $1,000 bales.
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aines md wool.

g.LyEsroS, January s.-Hides, strq pig
will an upward t-uc ney. Dry ~ iie.
a. ~ sailed l5c: siackssited 1856 HIPS i52te,
-. - 'saIseJ steady now quoted a. they
run s5[c; selected s1Ic; butchers green
-lZn
Ilyool-In fair demand and prices steaay
medium 10 fine light, nee OF slI5 !, :, !,
coarse l69lse; eoarse western anu 1heA''@1
f3Gl6c.
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Real Estate Agents.
AND
COLLECTORS
ESTABLISHED in 1873
FOR SALE.

elmproved and unimproved property In
every part OF the city aud suburbR; also
farms and farming lands In Dallas, and
other counties OF Texas,
For rent or leaso-ltooms, offices, business
houses, dwellings aud vacant lots In the
city Of Dallas.
Special attention paid 10 abstraoting aud
pefucting titles and establishing land
claims, and 10 the collecting Of ronts, notes
and accounts; also 10 tho rendering OF prop
erty Tor and payment OF taxes. All collec.
lions promptly paid over or remitted.
Persons having reNl estate for rent or sale,
are respectfully requested 10 give us u trial.
The best OF references given.
CUMMINS n DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents No. 100 Lama' street.
sep29-u