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oyer,ashins the Enersiea,

Itisnot advisable Tor any Of ua to over.
tnsk our energies, corporal or mental nut
in the eager purbull Of wealth OF lhmo uf
knowledge, how many lrnuhgIofH ihlA hhlu
laTy rule II must he Il matter ui great M
pOflanor a. all who do ~ a. know now lhoy
rnn regain the Vigur 40 reOl, iustly expended,
'IhU remedy ~ neither 0ultly ~ dlnlcult Ia
obtain, ii0aleitofa stomach hiuoTh ID pro-
durable Ia every city, town hnd hhltlulnonl
IN America, ana u OnmpensutuA inf dfhlh
OF bodily or mental energy moro cnnoluhlly
than any inyipufHnt ever pluHoflhud OF Au'
yeTtiHHd, lhbOring mon, aihloiH, students,
Journalists, lawyers CLERGY men, physicians,
all boar testimony a. ~ wOndfouh removal
ing pOwtrh N increases the capabilities Tor
undergoing fatigue ana ouuntornolH ne IN
furious effects upon tho Hylton Of exposure,
srdeutnry habits, unhealthy OF wcaIylng
nyooAtiOna, or an inaalubflouH climate, hnd
In prime Alternative, diufotic nnd b.nod
dpuufont. Jan21-d7tNwlt,
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PROCLAMATION.

In obedience 10 the following resolution
passed by the city Council, via
whereas, 10 Is believed that tie city can
be benefited and beautified by concert OF
action In the matter Ot bulldog sidewalk -
and planting trees at the intersection #
sidewalks aud streets, and that said concert
OF action may he effected by the Mayor il.
suing his proclamation requesting ali prop
eOiy-Ownets 90 80 Improve their property,
therefore, be 1t
Resolved, By the C'ty Council that the
Mayor be and lie ~ hereby instructed To is
sue his proclamation calling ON all real es-
tate owners TO Improve their property, a.
suggested In the foregoing preamble de-
scriOlng the kind Of sidewalks and the Kind
OF tees best to be plant u.
Therefore, 1, ". l.. Cabell. Mayor Of the
city OF Dallas, do hereby rogue 81 all real e.
ateOwners In the city of Dallas 10 i'm prove
their property by making good gravel side
walksin front OF Their property, and io plant
shade trees, such IS Naples. Elm, China.
Box Elder and rycamore tree, along the
outer edge Of said sidewalks, and thereby
benefit their property, and also add tn the
health and comfort a. well as the beauty Of
the city.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and AFFIXED the seal Of the city Of
Dallas, this ed day OF January, 1878
J. 3. HERKFoRD, Mayor.
seorsiay. Jan2sdl0i,
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Tue joint resolution of General Bragg
OF wisconsin, provides in plain language,
that every officer in the army shall be
obliged to wear his uniform daily,
whether on duty or OIL, Bragg has been
in the capital long enough to find out
that Washington fairly swarms with
officers, pet iavorites who are stationed
there with nothing to do These men
usually wear civilian clothes, and so are
not noticeable to the general observer
If Bragg's resolution passes, it is
thought by the time o few members
have stumbled over dozen hrigndier
generals in morning walk, some Of
them. through this course of object
teaching, may BE- ready 20 consider the
question Of reducing the number OF
these ornamental iavoritcs.
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THE STATE OVER.

Tardm ComhJ-Staudard A ynung
men giving his name us John NJ. llaines,
claimcs to have bern robbed of
$500 by some party, whom he says cut
his pocket.-lt must be that all the
vsgs have come to Fort Worth. Officer
Woody tells MS that he dispersed
eighteen of them yesterday morning
near the Texas n Pacific water tank.
Clay Comty-Journal The indebted>
ness of Clay county is less than 81 200.
torn sells at 81 80 food wood
retails at s., % per cord Our citizens
who have occasion to visit over the
county, are surprised at the number of
settlers that are casting their lot with
Hides continue to come in, but
slowly though on account of the bad
condition OF the roads.
Young Comty.-Graham Several
immigrant wagons were on the streets
this week .-farmers are busy blowing
preparatory TO planting their spring
crop.-A mllliner's shop is the latest
addition to Graham. The heavy ircst
that has fallen for the past two weeks
has greatly benefited the wheat crop.
The farmers state that the crop is look
ing unusually fine. "A party of pros>
pcctors from New York, Kentucky.
Ohio and Illinois, have been in town
during the past week.--We will ven,
ture that no inland town in the state
has improved faster during the last
twelve months than Graham. Not less
than one hundred substantial buildings
have been erected in that time
Iraf.s County Statesman Three
frosts. 1t is said, bring rain in Texas So
we may look out for u rain.---Farmer
from different parts of the county and
teamsters from up the country say that
the roads are almost impossible f,r
loaded wagons. "A week ago Captain
killed nine hogs. from eleven
10 sixteen months old, that weighed
from 80 TO 3NS pounds apiece. The |
average weight was 81 pounds
A gentleman from Round Rock says |
hat the people Of that place have de- |
,ided 10 Of once build narrow gauge
to Georgetown and thence west
toward Lampasas. The distance TO
ieorgetosn from Round Rock Is but
Eight or ten miles, and the road can
Ioon be built after start Is made.
Graysoa c5m,y-Herald: Harry John.
on killed Poland China
iog, which dressed seven hundred and
lily pounds.-A greenback club Of
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No other medicine In the world was ever
given such II tost OF its curative qualities M
Hoschocs German syrup. la three yeara
two m ION four hundred IN usnud small
bottles NJ this medicine was distributed free
Of charge by druggists IN this country 10
those ulllctrd win Consumption, Asthma,
Group. severe Coughs, Pneumonia anu other
Diseases OF the throat aud lungs, giving the
American people undoniable proof that der
man Syrup VIII cure them. Tho result has
boon that druggists In every town ana VII
lage In tho United States ARE recommending
IL to lholr customers. Go to your druggist
aud ask what they about II, sample bottles
~ cents. Regular si2a 10 cents. Three dOtes
viii relieve any case. jan2b-dl wtwlt.
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Tho Nerl.MInlnp sueI.era.

TITS said ~ the little nocturnal pest, the
bed.bup, that NJ "nuAt'hldlng' he eNcols
Beoohor, ~ u sucker ho superior 10 the cup
ping pump, white lao equals Lydia Thou r.
snn nj "dtitwing," ltiatHthor strange that
they refuse the blood of u lady who has tue
Mysteries, Or who IN pTOsuuled with any
shrOnlo female complaint Now II HttlkoH
IN that NIL ladies, who are afflicted ~ above
indicated, should At once resort 10 the use OF
thntwouderful female medino known ASKING
llah Female Bitiors,nnd can BE- cured Of he
lomnlo troubles, that they may FURNISH good
wholesome hlood-fOod 10 tho poor starving
bed bugs, Full particulars can be had OF
Ina, llllunblG WA
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THRU 81 EE'S SALE by virtue OF n deed of
L trust 10 me executed and delivered by
Dorman, Holmes y Co. and r. Il. Red field,
ON the 10th day OF December, 1915 tsappears
duly OF record In volume -, pages Sos and
$40, Dallas county, Texas, and In compile
0nce with the request OF the owner OF the
note described In said conveyance, |, q. NJ.
Swink, trustee, will offer for sale To the high
est bidder, fot cash IN hand, NJ the court.
house In Dallas county, Texas, on the 9TH
day of February, lNlS, the following de
scrihed tract or parcel Of land, situated In
the city OF Dallas and known as lots No. q, !,
So 10, II, II, 10 and H. according TO the plan
Of Rednrld's addition to the town Of Dallas
each lot fronting Is feet ami runa Ing back
2A feet, the whole forming " y ralleloprnm
2St feet by iS2teet, out of 81 acres, sold by 4,
Z. Jordan TO Thos. III Id, and b. said Field
TO DOrmnn, Holmes 4 Co. (which said deed
OF trust Is referred to for description, the
proceeds OF said sale 10 be applied 20 the
payment Of said note and interest accrued
thereon, as stipulated in said conveyance,
AMI such deed will be made to the purchaser
as Is authorized by my said authority.
January IS, 1873. ianl1d&wtlilfeb7
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Courler,Journal, The Texas Pacific
railroad bill viii he considered hy the
house committee ON Pacific rallToalH
next Friday, Huntington N nj WabliN
lng with two OF three clumsy aohemeh
10 defeat the magnificent enterprise
which will give the bnalneaa OF the
country u southern trans,contlnen,nl
competing line 10 San Diego The
people who have grown fat aud lmpu'
dent on aubaidies aud braaen extor'
ton are moving heaven and earth Ia
defeat the bill which will deliver the
whole country from stupendoua mos
nOpOly,
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eighty four Imemhers was organized ~
Basin Springs, GraYson county ON tue
llih instant -lieofge II Gordon has
been appointed Tailor al sherman The
PATROL pronounces 10 the best appoint
ment since jailor urallahan registered
The commissioners court AZ l'H
recent session, made arrangements 70
have tho east courtroom finished Wy
the March term Of tho district court
Tho pay car on the Houston a
Texas Central railroad company arrived
ia this CITY Tuesday morning aN
companies Of the lith regiment uulled
States cavalry lett Caddo Tuesday morn
lng 10 march overland 20 tho forts on
tho lower RIO (irande
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IT is the vice of John Sherman's pol,
icy that he looks on the government
precisely Os though it were railway or
manufacturing corporation, the only
point of Official concern being to keep
the outgoes within the income and
lessen the debt. If he was anything
more than mere broker and book
keeper he would see that the governs
mont is merely part and parcel of the
people, and that the national finances
should be managed with constant refer
cnce to the business, the industrial and
commercial interests of the country,
and not to mere debt paying especially
when the debt is owed to the people
themselves.
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. sOj 4 0O7 Main Street, Dallas, Teta,

Is.s house Is new and well ventilated.
i1 na.,ui southern exposure and 4 centrally
:. sawyer, who never failed TO pleas. az
guess. PARTIES seeking house With All ne
eohiiofis OF home, cannot do letter than
nying In Dellas, via the Central rsfiso..t
gan feaen this house by taking the MsI
elLe-s nois cars, one block south frorn ~
81. me nesi u . day house In the cisr
un77dem " w 49, selit-
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d1aiIg 4erala,

~ nAILg nHKALnlA published even
morning, except on Monday ~ wv ~
hnnum IN advance, pnalARe pInpnlu w
~ cents per week delivered in ITO nlly,
ADVERTISING HAriul Quo square l'h llNes
nOnparelD aus time III 10, nf0h subsequent
iuseitlOn, Id cents special TAlaa iuf weekly
nnnihly and yearly advertisers
THH WEEKLY HHHALp n puhllhhtn every
Saturday NO rni Aaai " w poTApAl' post
ago prepaid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-26

Bur don't tho grand master address
'om now Each number Of the Examiner
has from one TO three, If the grange
remains ignorant on political or indus
trial subjects after this it won't he the
maaier'a laull
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Il Brisiow Grooming for tho sueoes
sion?

Boston Globe Tho complimentary
dinner to eX-Secretary Bristow last even,
ing was very pleasan; affair, and the
hours passed cheerlully in mutual adj.
miration among gentleman who are one
and all worthy TO be admired. But be.
tween the elegant periods Of reform
rhetoric may be read the hints which
the recent confidential circular 10 the
Bristow club suggested, 10 the effect
that Mr.. Hayes hardly fills the bill
which they had prepared. Il is. how,
ever, much too early TO undertake to
force Mr.. Brislow's superior claims to
nomination in 1850 az the reform"
and il il doubtless uniortu-
nate that the circular and banquet hap
pened to come 70 public attention so
nearly at the same time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-26

TEXAS proposes to ask the loan of
Lieutenant Flipperto teach "milingtary'
at the colorod branch of the State uni>
versity That won't work, How would
the general government get on without
him2 1t makes one shuddcr to think
whit might happen to the army in
Flipper's absence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-26

TnE committee on Pacific railroads is
busily engaged getting up data and ar
ranging matters 30 TINT u bill may be
reported At rs early u day ~ possible
The Texas and Pacific prospects grow
brighter with each passing day
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MARTIN, of the R,g&tr, is bilious, He
don't like good to bc said Of any one,
not even his political friends unless it
ia copied from the Register, which is
very seldom done, except by the States
man, and now and then he objects even
40 Tint
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TINS immortal Donan, who scntillated
awhile on the Lexington CmcaSSjdr, is
editing the Bentonville (Arko) AdOance
He's already been heard from, and has
new railroad project on foot. Pat is
n broth of n boy and will wake tho
echoes in the O1arks, irno disaster over
takes him in advance.
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roplOll

GoyRnNon lllnuARp thinks II both his
duty aud great public necessity to
continue Halle command in the service,
even If the private subscriptions for
that purpose should fail,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-26

EyERynopy feels relieved. FIX Governor
StockdOle told the Stdttmai'S reporter
the other day that he was not candi~
date for anything ION anybody's slate,
He stands almost alone in Texas, aud
is truly rare bird in these days of
almost universal Office seeking, 1t is
the first time this announcement has
ever been made in Texas, we believe.
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Attention. Properly Holders

Notice Is hereby given that will begin on
lhe nrst day of January uoxt To- mas. ila
assessment Of real estate and persona. Flup-
elIy Ior the ciiy tfz-s rt .st5. aud all Io. '-'
agent OF anotn. ri Auy faiI t.tH.l pl fr..'H.l
property, ais hereby uuiil.I 90 r'f.. jug
Natd 10 the Office oi tine tltv A..-H.
loItciHr and render fhn --l. u.I... ..t
nrat dag %! February, Isis
+. ~. Der.
tec-'-lut city Aa.es.U. 81. I. ......t
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TnE determination of the govern
ment TO sell the United States four per
cent bonds by popular subscription is
iavorably commented upon by the press
generally. When the matter comes to
he thoroughly understood, there is not
doubt but that these bonds will res
cciyo great favor as a safe deposit for
the small earnings of the masses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-26

lIgLL" asa newspaper theme, still
holds its own but M u place of future
correction, II seems to he losing ground
slightly, lfsa lusly fight though,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-26

Irlafar TOO late in the day 10 inquire
II newspaper advertising pays 1t has
been demonstrated that no business can
pay well without advertising.
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TO the Voters Of Dallas.

Being candidate for the Office of City
Assessor and Collector | deem it proper to
say that If elected and 1t should become
necessary to collect taxes by levy, ad vertise-
ment and sale, my charges in such cases
snail not exceed tho expenses actually in
CURED under such advertisement and sale,
jan2}lw. FEE u. BRYAN.
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Club.PtIccs for JhH Best ggnmo and
Foreign EiferntuEe

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin: "Posqessed
OF Ihk LlNtNG AGE ana on or two other Of
our NlsaciUuS American munthnas, a sub.
scrlDer VIII nud himself in command OF tho
whOls situation"
For 5000 THE LrytNG AGE and cllherOue
on me American 81 Monthllcs Tor Harpu's
weekly or Bazaar will BE- sent mr year,
Doth pOstpai or for 20 80, IiiE LIVING AgE
anu Tue 81. Nicholas, or Appleton journal.
Audiess EIgEELA a faFE,
nOy2ld6wlt ftnston.
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llnapprcached By Any ether
peIlN.igai

In the world, of the mos valuable ii arlry
pens OF the leading EssQyisti, Scientists,
Critics, DISCOVERIES ana Editions, Iupr,sent-
ing every department OF knowledge aud
Progress.
THE LIVING Ace Is Weekly magazine
giving more than
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-26

We will dnd buyers for I.ands F,r,,,, ,,,,t
Wy Property. We will Hud renters 10
Farms, Dwellings aud stores. Furnisb M.
s,tS;ls, perfect titles, pay tax :, &c. Seg,ti.
" lulhs ON real estate security Maze stir.
buy sell and locate len certiflrst =
fArms aud city properly la the North IN
'1Change lOr Texas property.
haNiDg an extensive acquainfau~e " tn
!, ~ pi'uiisls OF The older states, whose at,eu.
80 \. ng 10 sell property will do well - nj &c
- 81 'ui minus. ug3-ful
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lITTELL'S LIVING AGA.

Jan. /, 1873, The IGyrEG AGE ontor3 upon
It's lTih NOiGue, DWlug nae yysr j. Win
furnish to IL, readers the madu a0Ds 90 tho
foremost aathOIH, above named and Others,
EN- rracing the choicest Saru, and Short
mn nmnMnA
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dc medicine that can be employed cleans.
ing the stomach and bowels, and even tbo
blood. In small doses Of one pm d1y
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
Ayers Puts have been known GF
more than q quarter Of century and have
obtained q worldwide reputation i0r th,lg
virtues They correct diseased action IN
the several aamiauyo org0g VI. lle
body, aud are 80 composed Chat Ob.ruc.
tons within their range can rarely with.
stand or oyadc them, Not only do thew
curc the everyday complaint Of every.
body but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baillcd the best Of
human skill. While they produccpow
ihl effects, they are, Ot the same time, tho
safest and best physic for children, By
their apericnt action they gripo much less
than the common purgatycs, and never
give pain when the bowels are not miamcd.
They reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
aud strengthen the system by freeing Il
from the elements Of weakness,
Adapted to all ages and conditions IN
all climates, containing neither calomcl
nor any dclctcrious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody Their
suga-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to takci while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity,
PREPARED ny
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THE ABL48l LIVING WRITER'S,


Boston Journal; "-imply indispensable to
any one no desires TO keep aOI,asl Of the
thought OF the age in amy department of
science or ut nature"
Philadelphia iuQuiroE "Iu 1--we iiud the
best productions ~ the best writers u, On all
subjects ready to our hand.
Ne" ORR Evening Z, 81: alt i8 beyond all
question the bes compendium of lne Best
current lit TaluIv.'
Hon. ROuer. G. Winthrop: A pure and
perpetual reservoir and tDuntgiU Of ealer-
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New York Tribune: "Ihc choicest it2o-
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TheO, l.. Cuyler, D. D.: The hes. pGio-ical
in America"
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the pest, cheapest auO most cOuNynienb
means Of seeping abreast with the progress
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Tue most entertaining stories, the nAest
poetry OF the English Language, are mere
gathered together"
The Methodist, New York: "Witn To- alone
4 reader may fairly keep up with all mats
Important IN the literature, history politics.
ana science Of the day"
Boston Post: alt is Indispensable to every
one wnu distres a thorough compendium oil
all that is admirable ana noteworthy ia the
literary world"
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In every American hOmp.'
Published weekly at IS GOA year. free Of
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HsCElLfREOUs

Are dn most eG
icclIyeanl eonq
plalpugatigreyaF
discovered Ihay
are mild but "a
ioctual In tleir
operation, moving
the bowels sloly
and without pal6
Although go6tIo
in their operation
uhey are stul tho
I mostthoroughand
...H.l.'....
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GayEXIRA OEEER FnR 1873.

To all new subscribers for 1875, will he sent
traits the six numbers OF I,75, containing
ne hrst instruments yfa new eIinl .'s4rIgn,"
Ingersleben-the best work Of Que Of tHe best
ana brightest authors OF Germany. \ new
story by the charming English AutEujess,
Mss thhcherny, also app, 1rs In the same
numbers, from advance sheets, with other
valuable matter,
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HAkDf MAKEll-A nut,olaas candy
~ maker wanted ~ tho steam candy
MOIAal NO llA MIN hlInnI. nnlInA. lAm.l-lM
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN,

TWENTY-FIVE JthlS IulumN'
Advertisements Inserted twloein
THIS column for Twenty-Five Cents
wsai'd-mals Help,
HAkDi MAKEll-A nnt,olaas candy
y maker wanted ~ tho steam Candy
WORKS Ma, ala Main street, Dallas lans0'lw
Wanted Boarding,
ID OARDERs-Two gentlemen ana their
ID wives can lind boarding ~ hl3 ltuhH ave-
nuo Rooms furnished on unfinished IN
iealfbd lhhhIW
Wanted Situation,
SlTuATluN WANTED ny u young man,
- who lauu "a ppTluurrd hotel clerk, or
salesman la dry guudh store, can give good
grfulcncrH ~ ~ sober moral habit, lulrp
rity, etc, Address u, n, g., care &, a, WIZ
kers0n, Dallas, Texas lnnhlli
A X sALEsNAN OR CLERK A position
"a aH salesman ar clerk 10y young man
with 1ye y0HTA' FXptrluuru GOOD iUlrrtnco
given, Address X, Herald once. Jnn2'2l
A SCOOR A situation IN cook Ia II res
~ tuufaut or small hotel AddroASNIO u M
street, JHnAgl
BAKER-,A situation By good bread
~ aud cake baker IN ciy or country. Adj
dross go, H., i. q, liON un, JhhlBlw
10 Rent,
u,O RENT-Tho Clark House, ut reduced
| rates. Apply 10 W, q, Holland, corner
Main aud Lamar Jan2b INV
HoUsE-A house Win -lE room \, o"llar
III stable, COW sheds Hud all necessary out
Also tour acres ut hnh, Address
THOMAS CARROLL, Trinity Mills, Dallas
county, Texas Jah2.'l
II ooMs.-. Two rooms no furnished or
IL unfurnished, bots - Austin ana
Market slreols Apply at tho Washington
House, 40 Market street, det0'lf
Miscellaneous Wants.
NATANTED-Two or three men, with about
w $500 each, 10 20 into cattle grazing,
Zach party TO have their own brand and
pio rata the expenses. Address Z. o, Box
lGjs. Jhh2bd2l
TI'o EXCHANGE SIS acres OF land IN
Young, li76 Ia johnson and 800 IN Dom
ton counties to exchange ION good Dallhs
city property or good land nom nvo 70 eight
mites from Dallas. Real estate ONCE I'll
Main street opposite the court house,
J"n+@'i"' W 'iONN"''
,,,yr,,r A.. L,vo,,o,ro- ,,os oc,.a of
w a." H., Snn 20, n"iitvn,inn Am hcoI
h""" '","i wv 81, W. ~ @ tI",aa,'i
pI uouNus u'noS W ~ V,'' I
IN EAhl IeShs, prairie hhu liinnrr' Apply W
WohD hEAhbl hlly ~ LAW
declu or Exchange BANK.
,,r,,un ,,aho,d,,
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