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The Meeting Near Monaghan
 Leaguers Present in Force-NO Dfsturb-
 ance of the Proceedings-ParneIPs Sec
 retary Indicted-Lawlessness in Cork
 A Sad Case of EvIctiOn-An Old Man Ex-
 pfres in the Arms of the Process Servers.
 DUBLIN, Dec 9.-A special last night from Monaghan to the Dublin Express says the greatest excitement prevailed at Monaghan. Lord Rossmore was accompanied by Lord Vaudeville, who will assist at the anti-League meeting. Vaudeville telegraphed to his agent at Portadown to send one thousand men to scotstown without delay. Another telegram was dispatched to the district grand master of the Orangemen of Armagh to send ten thousand men. similar dispatch was sent to Lord Crichton to send one thousand men from Fermnagh. These are certain to ar rive, and the number will be more than doubled by men from Monaghan and the sur rounding neighborhood. The men will be supplied with some means of defense. The most active efforts are being made by the con- stitutional party to make the meeting suc- cess. The assemblage will be the most for maj and perhaps the most dangerous to the peace that has been witnessed in Ulster for some years. If the Ulster landlords take pattern by the example set them by Lords Rossmore Vaudeville and Crichton the Leaguers would have little to say in Ulster.
 The Cork grand jury have found true bills against MT. Healey, M. F., private secretary to Mr. ParneIl and MT. Walsh of the alla Land League, on the charge of intimidating Cornelius Manning. The trial will probably take place on Tuesday next.
 MT. Bence Jones, of Bandon, @ celebrated South of Ireland agriculturalist and writer on the land question, has been Baycotted. An attempt was made to strangle one Sulh- van, process server, near Skibbareen. Law Iessness in Cork is increasing to an alar ming extent.
 A sad and dramatic eviction took place in county Wicklow yesterday. An old man named Arthur Kavanagh, in feeble health, who had cabin on the property of Earl Fitzwilliam had fallen behind in his rent. A decree of ejectment was obtained by the Earl at the last Wicklow Sessions. His game keeper, with two baiiffs, went to execute the decree yesterday afternoon They had to carry Kavanagh out of the house, and as he was crossing the threshold of his cabin the poor old man gave one gasp and died in the pamekeeper,s arms. His body was laid by the road Over it for hours sat his only mourner, a granddaughter. Kavanagh was formerly in a good position. He had been unable to work for two years, and was bed ridden for some time.
 An immense land meeting was held al Scotstown near Monaghan to-day. There were thousands of Orangemen prepared tc have a counter demonstration, but they dis. persed at the urgent entreaties of the author ities The Land Leaguers had telegraphed to Dublin for military protection and a san guinary collision was barely averted.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


 NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Sailed, the Herder for Hamburg, the City of New York for Liver pool the State of Florida for Glasgow, the Niagara for Havana Arrived, the Rotter- dam from Rotterdam, the Erin from Liver pool the Victoria from London, the State of Georgia from Glasgow, the Lessing from Hamburg, the Marengo from Hull.
 Portland Sailed, the Brooklyn for Liver pool
 Boston Arrived, the Hecla, Bohemian and Su1natra from Liverpool
 Antwerp-Arriyed, the Belgianland from New York
 asgow-Arrived the Ethiopia from New York, the Stratherly from Montreal Sailed, the Anchoria for New York
 Hamburg the Gellert from New York. y
 Liverpool-Arriyef, the Lake Winnipeg from Portland. Sailed, the Ohio for Phila- delphia, the City of Chester for New York
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FoRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
WAsH1Neros, Dec.


 SENATE.-On motion of MT. Pendleton, of Ohio, so much of the Presidents annual message as refers to civil service reform, non- assessment of government clerks for political purposes, etc., was referred to the select committee to examine the several branches of the civil service with instructions to re- port at an early day by bill or otherwise.
 Mr Pendleton introduced joint resolu- tion for the purpose of obtaining the priYi- lege of opening road and highway from the Canada line of the United States and British America through British Columbia to Fort Wrangell and Sitka in Alaska Referred to Committee on Foreign Relations
 Mr. Randolph gave notice that immediately after the morning hour on Monday he would call up the bill for the relief of Fitz John Porter and desired to call the attention of the Senators to the amendment offered by him yesterday. z
 Mir. Plumb reported the bill to extend the time for filing claims for horses and equip ments lost by officers and enlisted men in the service of the United States. The time for filing these claims expired in 1875. The bill was opposed by Messrs Thurman, Herman and others, on the ground that the govern nent could not now obtain rebutting evidence where false or irregular claims were present ed Without disposing of the bill the Sen ate on motion of MT. Ferry, at 2:45 p. m. went into executive session and five minutes later adjourned to Monday.
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THE WEST.
Illinois.
Two Accidents on the Rail.

Two Accidents on the RaiI.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Two more accidents have occurred on the Northwestern railway. The Haywood accommodation train this morning ran into a switch engine at the Halstead street viaduct Both engines were badly damaged. The Haywood engine was thrown from the track, several passengers injured and all badly scared. The evening mail train from Geneva Lake was thrown from the track near that place by broken rail and all except the engine precipitated forty feet down an embankment, turning completely over. One car took fire, but was extinguished. Three persons were seriously hurt and nearly all the others on the train received slight bruises. ti
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women's Christian Association.

At the weekly meeting of the Y. W. C. A.,
 held last evening at Association Hall, there was a good number of ladies of the city present. and evident interest manifested in the work of this hew organization. The new officers elected last week assumed their du
 ties at this meeting, Mrs, Heman B. Allen presiding, and Miss l.. R. Bliss taking the position of recording secretary. After sing ing, Miss Ferguson, formerly missionary to South Africa, offered prayer, and the follow ing business was transacted by the associa- ton A finance committee of five or more persons was authorized, appointments to be made by the executive board By the recon sideration of vote of previous meeting,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-10

About 1:3o o'clock yesterday afternoon an explosion took place at the Union Lime Works in Chicago. John MangIe, while en- gagged in the pump house in making cart ridges for blasting purposes, was instantly killed by the explosion of a powder keg. Walter Hall, another employe, was badly in- iured about the head and neck. He is sup posed to be fatally hurt The windows with in two blocks of the place were shattered.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-10
More Licenses Granted.

OOunGy yesterday granted the following licenses:
 New Haven-George Jackson, 15 Fillmore John R. Cummins, 21 Gregson Ernest Klenke, IS St. John; Jacob Hermann, no Church; John Hermann, 19 George; John Hermann, 11O Court Thomas Heenan, 5 George; M. J. Weleh, 357 State; Samuel Thompson, 370 Chapel; Charles E. Gerard ? and Congress avenue; E. J. Young, 355i State; Charles Reigel, 56 Dixwen avenue ; John Albers 190 Grand Thomas Brennan Kimberly avenue and Greenwood Maria Webzel, 115 Hamilton (beer); Margaret Ly- man, ST Hallock (beer) Robert Nutley, 343 Oak (beer); John J. Conway, ITO Franklin (beer.)
 Branford-P. Murray.
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Bitter Cold at Chicago.

] CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Last night was the coldest of the season, the mercury. going down to and 10 below zero. At 8 a. m. to- day it was below, at 10 8. m. l below, at 1 n m aiova
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Bargains in Knit Goods.

Ladies' Knit Wool Nubias, 15c. Ladies' Knit Wool Sea Foams, 15c. Ladies' Knit Wool Fascinators, 15c. Ladies' Knit Wool Scarfs, 25c. Children's Knit Wool Hoods, 25c. ChiIdrenis Knit Wool Scarfs, 15c. Boys Knit Wool Tippets, 15c. Mems Knit Wool Tippets 25c. Mems Knit Wool Mittens, 25c. Childrens Knit Wool Mittens 12c. Childrens Knit Wool Listers, 75c. Childrens Knit Wool Jackets. SIC. Ladies' Knit Wool Jackets, 5Oc. Mems Knit Wool Jackets, 75c. Boys Knit Wool Jackets, 50c. For Knit Woolen Goods, go to Franks, 327 Chape street. and make no mistake if you wish to save mon
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-10

Notice to Contractors. Belgian Blocks. Blue Stone, Cast Iron,
 and Cobble Stone.
 CITY SURVEYORS OFFICE, l December 8, 1SS0.} GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office H } until 7:30 o'clock p. m-, Wednesday December 18th lS8O for furnishing the City of New Haven, dur ing the year 1881, the following materials: Belgian Blocks.
 Hue Stone C1arbkn%, etc. Cast Iron Manh01e Heads, etc. CObbie Stone.
 The plans specifications and contracts can be seen at this office. Blank forms of proposal with the re- quired sureties bond attached, upon which all bids must be made be had upon application. No proposals will be received after the time speci- fled, and all proposals not properly filled out will be rejected.
 The right to reject all bids will be reserved By direction of the Board of Road Commissioner
 CHARLES E. FOWLER, dq 5t City Surveyor.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

HALL-HALL-In this city, Dec. 7th, by Rev. Thom- as R. Bacon, Frederick H. Hall of New York and AgnesIWihord, daughter of the late Joel Hall of WaInnRford.
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Special Tutoring. YOUNG MEN prepared to work can be rapidly and u carefully fitted for Yale by and sensible method by successful teacher and former Yale ex- aminer. Fine chance for eager to enter in 1884, also for conditioned men. Highest references fur nished. Address
 d10It+ P. o. BOX 454, City.
 PRESERVES, &c. ID THEIRS Preserved Guinness Pineapple Plums O and Peach Butter in neat ID. packages, Dessert Fruits in small packages, all goods for table also Smoked Fulton Market Tongues, Fresh Fromage de Erie, Roquefort, Neufchatel and Edam Cheese, Grapes Florida Oranges, and Sweet Cider be had at
 BerkeIe x Curtiss',
 d1O IO9 Church Street.
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GAUDEFROY'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. DRIvATE families, boarding houses, hotels and E restaurants can be supplied with help of differ natonalities Great attention is paid by the pro- prietor of the establishment in the choice of girls and women before sending them to fill situation. Coun- try calls of any distance promptly attended to. 331{ Orange street, Crown street. nil GAUDEFROY.
 WANTED TEyO buy lot of second hand Furniture andCar- E pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by mai promptly attended to, at
 o20 23 CHURCH ST.
 WANTED,
 MAN of good address, energetic and trust "A worthy. Particulars as to duties, salary, etc., will be furnished upon application which must not be later than 10 a. m., to
 o9tf FRANCIS VANCE 54 Crown Street.
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DALY-1n this city, December sth, Ellen Daly. aged
 75 years. PLANT-In Brooklyn, N Y, Dec. 7th. Sarah A.. wife
 of Edward Plant. RowE-In Cheshire, Dec. 1st, John Row aged 50
 years. TREAT-In Orange, Nov. 26th, Mrs. Tenty Treat aged 85 years. wARD-m southbury, Dec. 9th, F. w. Ward, aged 51 years.
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LOCAL NEWS. County Commissioners Report.

The Number in Jail During the Year Causes of fArrest-Nativity of Prisoners Receipts and Expenses.
 The annual report of the County Commis sioners was completed and signed by them yesterday, and copy will be forwarded to the Secretary of State. The document is one that will be read with interest. It will be seen that the debt of the county has been re- duced $4,OO0 since the last report, when the balance on hand was only $77.91. The bal ance remaining in the treasury is $1, ,524. 20, which is also a manifest gain over that re- ported on hand one year ago. With few years of such efficient management the coun ty will be freed from debt. Following is the report which ends with November 30, 1880
 NUMBER
 Number in jail November 30, 1879.... 15s Committed during the year. 1638 Discharged during the year 1928 10 Number remaining in jail, November 30,
 1SoO 16S
 COLOR SEX.
 Females -------.------. 2l5 1895 Females IS S5 Over 21 years, males 1207 females-- .-----..--.. IF II
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WILCOX ( CO.

Are now offering, in addition to an exceptionally fine stock of import ed and domestic Dry Goods, a choice selection of Fancy Goods of extra quality for the Holidays.
 India Null Kerchiefs and Ties, hand embroidered.
 Lace Trimmed Ties, Lace Ties, Real Duchesse Lace Handker- chiefs, Fichus, Van Dyke Collars, Ties, &c.
 An elaborate assortment of Silk and Linen Hand6erchiefs.
 Kid Gloves in choice shades for street and evening wear. Sarah BernhardG Kid Gloves and Ties.
 Hemstitched White Silk Hand- kerchiefS in sizes for Ladies or Gents.
 Elegant Imported Hosiery, both plain and fancy
 Our goods are always rich and rare and our prices reasonable.
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VOL. xLVIn.
Anlusentents.
LECTURES.

DEV. W. ". ANDREWS will lecture in the Temple 1O Of Music at o'clock the following after moons (Seats free.)
 Thursday Dec. 2d. The Binding of Satan.u
 Friday, Dec. 10th. C The First Resurrection.r
 Friday, Dec. 17th. HThe Thousand Years Reign" Thursday, Dec 23d " The Post -MiIIenniaI posta- cy and the Eternal Kingdom.n n3O l2 10 II 2S+
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Real Gstate.
FOR SALE.
Houses for Sale or Lease

fs GROCERY STORE in a good location will
 isI be sold cheap if taken soon good chance for EasY person to go into business with little mon- ey. Inquire in the store
 d9 3ta Ts1< CHApET SrREET
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&5O.OOO

LOSTs AECEMBER T, in going from Orange to 172 Woos- Bter street. New Haven, thence to 104 Olive street. a ladyis GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it with d9 2t% G. W. COOLEY, 172 Wooster street.
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$. w. searIe,

Surveyor and Civil Engineer, No. Conn. Savings Bank Building, o7 a CHURCH STREET.
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For Sale in Milford, Conn.,,

A4a Central location, in good neighborhood large Esiii lot with good barn. Can be bought for S 900 tI less than it is worth price 5000. $4 900 can remain on mortgage if desired.
 Geo. A. Isbe1,
 Office TOdaI's Block GOT. State and Elm,
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FORT WORTH
Correspondence of the Herald.

correspondence of the Herald.
FoRT WORTH, Nov. IS, 1850.
Mrs. Sneed, sderanged woman, promensded
the pavement in front of some stores on
Main street this morning for several hours.
The vote Of the county has been officially
counted. That for treasurer was most, 4, 1856.
j. Q. Gorham, of Galveston, is in the
city.--One of our cotton buyers often for
gets the horse he rode, leaving it hitched,
and returning as best he CAM
Another norther is on hand to-day, and
as night comes is becoming more severe
indications for snpw.-Tne cotton market is
active, with the usual amount on the market
Two of our aged and respected citizens
became involved in political dis.
cussion this afternoon, which came
near ending in blows-Mr. L. Carney,
who is stopping ut the Waverly house, has
about finished tue railroad contract in Taylor
county and has engaged seven cars to carry
the men and implements from Eastisnd City
to Shreveport. He now has contract on
the New Orleans & Pacific
road and goes east this afternoon.-
Local Option corner, the genial Chris. Rintle-
man saloon, is the most convenient place in
Fort Worth for travellers to take "smle"
of something pure and good, besides a
fragrant Railway Improvement cigar. His
liq lors are all pure Kentucky stock, and he
keeps full line Of popular brands
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The next invention Edison Is to attempt is a
machine that will keep woman's eyes closed
during prayer time in church, when friend in
the pew in front has new bonnet. Then one
to crystalize the fragrance from BLACK
WELLS FRAGRANT DURHAM BULL
SMOKING TOBACCO.
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Lady Beautifers.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metics of France, or besutifers ofthe world,
while in poor heslth, and nothing will give
you such good health, strength and beauty as
Hop Bitters. A trial is certain proof. See
another column.
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Meredith Bros, corner of Sycamore and
Main streets, have one Of the neatest sample
rooms in the city, and they know how to
manage it, suiting everybody. They keep
nothing but the best liquors and cigars.
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Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
MUM at st. Louis Fair, 1879.
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EOR RENT - Two neatly furnished rooms;
L southern exposure. 70l Jackson and Poy-
dras street
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You will never miss a bargain by buying
your groceries at JOS Menczer's.
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,N ANrED--A good cook Apply at j, M.
w Grams, l03 Cottage lane
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TWENTY FIyF CaET COLUMN.
NOTICES.

n Office - Adver, sements NAV be handed
and , my our business Office up TO p. IN Il,
eIo lnto the oomnosing room nn 70 a. M
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DOR RENr--Pessant furnished cottage,
l. four rooms and kitchen. Will rent whole
or part No. l2G Maslen street.
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AZ ANTED-A man to do general work abou,
asmall place, TO care for horses, etc ;
also wanted acook fur small family. A nar-
wood
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WANIED--A gentleman wishes In prl-
w Nlte restdenc', II con Portable and neat.
~ lnrhlshsd room In the frat story pre-
A., care Hera ofllce.
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NY ANTED-rwo wagon makers. Apply, or
w VILE to Thomas Ball, Terrell, Texas,
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE On easy terms, or Exchange for
AZ Ellis county farm or land-3l4 10 acres
choice land In Wharton county, suitable for
farm or rancho, Price, 81 900 Cyrus 4.
Hogan, Land Agent, Ennis, Ellis county
Texas.
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w ANTED-Puchase for ten or mora
w choice Ellis and Navarro county farms.
OF ~ to 500 acres; prices from SO TO s.b Der
acre. Apply 70 Q. Z. lIogan, EMMA TeNna
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WANTED Fifty good Tie Choppers on
WIZ furnish board at he dquarteGs for good
men. save excellent timber, and will pay %
cents for chopping, and pay every month
Pafties can be passed free on railroad by APP
plying to Adams n Leonard, bankers Il. S.
Susser,
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EOR SALE-ht a bargain, the Jack Whit
L man horse, phnton and harness, won at
the ,ille the other night. Inquire az Leon
Kahn's, 60i Elm street.
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NTANTEO - To trade for second hand mill
w machinery, a half interest In good
two-run steam Touring mill. doing nun Der
one business. Address #. Herald office.
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LOST.

Y OST On or about the lltn dav of Maven.
~ Der, 1850, in Gainesville OF near there, or
IN the Vicinity Of Marysvillu, a pocket-book
containing valuable papers; only valuable to
the owner The ilnder VIII receive a suitable
reward by sending the same to John BywaIer,
care Dallas lie aid.
/ OSF-Some - here on Commerce street East
~ Dillas, on the morning Of the 18th, Il
sinai god Watcn, enameled with aCk; place
for picture ia both Uses. A reward equal to
me value of the watch will be paid for the re-
turn, a. IL Is yaiu tbl to the owher On aroount
OF beingh pre.e2t. Finder will please return
10 L4l6 Comm rec street and get reward.
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M ANrED--f class housekeeper In a
w large hotel. Address A. b., Herald
Office.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENTAL exceedingly low figures, de-
AZ sirable residences, from three to eight
rooms, one block from the courthouse. els.
tern and well water abundant. Apply, Jeifer-
son street, No. II. NJ GnilIOt
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w AM O-A salesman fora boot ana shoe
eneo In the business. Address T, o. box az
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tN ANltD-A good cook, for email fam
w lly; good wages paid; none but GOOD
COOK need apply. Inquire at business otfice
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED OR SrOLEN-A liberal reward
- ffered for the recovery, or any informa-
ton that will lead TO the recovery of the fol-
lowng descibed horses One sorrel horse,
about ten years old, fax name and tail =,
branded Il on left shoulder, white face. Also
one black or deep brown horse, branded
on left shoulder, about twelve years old, left
hind leg larger than the right been cut with a
rope. Address Charlotte pelton, Pleasant
Valley, Dallas county, Texas.
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WANTED, Chamberms ids At Grand Wind.
SCR Motel; good wages paid. Apply at
once w II Whtla, Manager, W
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w ANIED-T0 sell cheap, for cash barber
w shop furniture, consisting of two barber
chalrs, three mirrors, etc, etc. centrally To-
chtedin Denton; satisfactory reasons given for
selilng out Cal upon or aidres Geo. Gre
tien, Lock Box 3l6, Denton, TEXAS
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NJANlED - A cottage with two or tbree
Herald office. 49, Nv
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WA TED--A cook. A Swede or Gerrran
5lI Elm street 4'N'"S'
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M ANTED--A few active, enternrisinv man
Iokel Maps In Northern Texas CsI'
on S,r OF aI n A. IL. Van SAINT, No, 80 Main
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NJ ANIEO - Immediately, one Song and
Dance man, two serio Comic female
Louise a. Chrlsty, Business Manager
olympic Theatre, Paris, Texas,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

NJ ANlED For the olympic Theatre.
w rams, Texas, male and female per
i s, III all branches of the Variety profess
Christy, Manager '-' N"''''ey