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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-01
August k1Owen

The imfaense sale and great pepulari-
ty Of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER in all
towns and villages in the civilized
world has caused many imitators to
adopt similar names, expecting to reap
a harvest. for themselves at ths expense
of the afflicted. This medicine was in
trod1eed in 1868, and, for the cure of
dyspepsia and .Li,ar Gomf Iaint, with
their effects, such as Sour Stomach,
Costiveness, Sick Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Indigestion, Palpitation of the
Heart, Vertigo, etc, ETC., IL neeer has
faited TO our knowledge. Three doses
will relieve any case of Dyspepsia.
Two million bottles were sold. last. year.
Price, rs cents. Samples, Ds cents.
GREENS ATLAS AND DIARY ALMANAC,
the most expensive free Almanac ever
published, sent free on receipt of two
cent stamp. G.G. GREEN,
Woodbury., N. j.. U. s. A..
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The German Government is about to
rsviXe. It's scheme "a cutting a canal
navigsble for war vessels between the
Ea.tN:, Sea and the German Ocean. The
schens.is warmly supported in military
.iss}sss.
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Mothers! Mntners!! MOfhers!!!

tnOtneFs. NOtlerS.! MOtntTs'''
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering
aud crying with the eIeruciating PAIN
of cutting teeth? If SO, so at eSce
ard get bottle of MRS. WINsLoV =
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve the
poor little sxtiorer inmediately-ds-
pend upon it; there no naisaake about
it.. There is not mother GA earth who
has ever used it who viii not tsll you at
once that it will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to tAe child, operating like,
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription Of one Of the oldest
and best female. physicians and nurses
in the United States. Soda every
where. 25 Genes bottle. jal2-ly
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social Party.

Tie Odd Fellows snd Nasons WI!
givss social party at their hall on Tues
daw evening March 2d al members
of both Orders, in good standing, are
invited to attend, and take ladies.
BY order Of COMMITTEE.
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SPECIAL. EOCAIS..


A. dwellihg-house ON Third street is
offered. for sale on reasonable terms.
For particulars, apply at this Office.
NH LIFT
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Don't forget ID boys, Free lunch
every night at A. D. Whiiams'-the
Palace Saloon.
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Bismarck. il still copfped to his bed.
z be- Emperor conferred with him for an
asu aud o. .alf saturday
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DOG LOST /!

LIBERAL REWARD win be paid for the
return OF the DOG PRINCE 10 the
HtAw MOUNTAIN BREWERY,
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WANAHAChAIE.
Correspondence Of the Herald.
WAXAHACH1E, pecamber2 2, 1850.

Correspondence of the Herald.
WAxAHACHrE, Decsmber2, lSoO,
Tbs Waxshachie Enterprise has changed
hands. Mr.. B. f. Carpenter, the former
owner and publisher of the Enterprise, has
sold bis entire interest to f. F. YeSger and
L. e Senter. E. f. Yesger is member Of
the WaxahAche bar, and q gentleman OF
fac literary attachments. Mr.. Senter is a
resident of Johnson county.-Ths lodge OF
Odd Fellows at Ennis, gave grand enter
tsinment on the evening of the 3Oth. About
thirty-fve members of the order went over
by special train from this place. They re-
port that thev were entertained IN royal
manner by their brothers at EnniS.--The
roads leading 10 and from Waxahschie are
nearly impossible, and the consequence
is that the cotton receipts are very
meager. Farmers who have cotton ungath-
cred in the fields have almost abandoned the
hope Of ever saving any more OF it. In TACT,
the quality is materially damaged from the
incessant rains. But little corn has been
gathered in this county.--Captsin Ross,
the newly elected collector for Ellis county,
has been busily engaged in making his
official bond, the amount of the same being
SG5,000. The commissioners court Will
convene on the fourth day of December 70
approve the new official bonds.-There
is a fuel famine raging here. Not a
pound Of coal or stick of wsod
within tho corporate limits for ssle.-.The
Rev. G. &. Brown, of Marvin college,
has substituted for coal and wood cotton
seed, and a right good substitute, too, it
makes, furnishing fuel for about fifteen stoves
il the college.-"Uncle 10 Boren," as ne
is popularly known, one of Ellis county,.'
pioneer settlers, is lying very sick at hi:
home.-A number of immigrants arrived
at this place last Monday from Tennessee
The county is now ia no condition To
make favorable impression upon naw-oom
ers.-Horses continue to die with the ep-
izootic.
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an ambitious little neighhor on the Texas and
st. Louis railroad. Dsngerfeld, the old and
Lew county site, being without five miles Of
the geographical center of the county, under
the law, a majority of those voting on the
question could have removedit Happily, how
ever for the financial welfare, as well as the
convenience the taxpayers and people gen.
orally, they wished otherwise, and so Danger.
field still the capital. Naturally some excite
ment ard ill>feeling attended the contest.
presume we will now enjoy the sweet welcome
calm that is to follow the general and county
site elections.-Rev. j. B. Renfor, an emf.
nent Presbyterian divine, is dangerously i'll
at his residence in this place. The com.
munity Is deeply solicitous about his condi-
tion, but hope for the better.-It is ex-
ceedingly difficult to write Il readable note
from this point, when all facts and no fancies
enter into its makeup. Before closing, how
ever, must express my admiration of Heg-
tits criticism of Judge Davis opinion ia the
Philip case. Judge D. APPEARED 10 have
been so carried away with partisan zeal thst
he forgot his duty as u Judge H should
now lay off the ermine which he mas SO ruth.
es sly brought into disrepute. ADDS
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st, Joseph Gazette.

The following telegram was published a
few days ago in the st. Louis papers,
Nashville, Nov. 24.-Charles Rutledge
Whipple, southern correspondent of the
Louisville Commercial, died here to-day.
Resolutions were adopted by the local press
in respect to his memory"
Mr.. Whipplo's career, although he enjoyed
NJ wide personal acquaintance even among
journalists, is interesting to every member of
the crsft, because it is in many ways typical.
He was brilliant and versatile young man,
who, from M almost obscure position,
worked his way into the university of Vir-
GINA and read everything during year or
two o. desultory study. He was good Tor
nothing else and therefore fell into journal
ism. At once as "cheeky" as o reporter
must be, and as modest as a girl, he lived in
Richmond, Virginia from pillar to post for
number of years and did all sorts Of news
paper work. The field there was too small.
Bnt all the world was before him where to
choose, and he was next heard Of in Louis
vile. Kentucky. He had been employed on
the Commercial for q year and q half at his
death. A wide reader, brilliant writer,an enter
tanning speaker, iovia! companion, he had
many little hints of genius in him. He once
wrote a series of articles on "Old Richmond
which are full of history, personal remnis'
cence and wit as well as marvelou'ly true
insight into southern character. And, Of
course the poor fellow had a drama snd
many lectures on the stocks, and a few
poems which sre not dull. He enjoyed life,
and it i, sad to think that he is dead. Every
journalist that ever met him loved him
We'll, VOL, there is land, the fable says,
where appropriateness has no iaconven
fences, and no care need be taken OF what we
shall eat or drink or wherewithal we shall Z
clothed; but It is para Use of books -Shsk
srore. Lamb, Dickens, Poe--all .erd and
Witty genius are there-and soft, white pape
and 'Fsber pencils are abu dant.. No printer
cries for "copy." Poor Whippls and all lik'
him can write there for their own swee
pleasure, on and on forever. Iha! is tn
heaven he yesrned for.
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GORDON.


Correspondence OF the Herald.
GORDON, Texas, Dec. |, 1850,
As rrpA your valuable paper and notice
corrcsr zee from other points, conclud-
ed 10 Iar you a line or two from our little
''city." You are aware, no doubt, that every
% stoEce in Texas is city from the start,
nevertheless we have houri.hing little town.
The coal mines are blooming. =
Messrs. Sides and Butler have each black
smith shop, with more work than they can do:
Arnold, Ovens s. Murphy are feeding all
the people that are here and the visiting public
besides. MIR. j. Keel is putting up large
hotel, and seven or eight other buildings will
90 up this month. Why should we not
have a good town? We have the best coun-
try ives. &c Weatherford to support u.s.
There is no doubt that coal is to be
had in abundant quantities ha;
been little dull for few days on account OF
the weather but the cotton has begun. tc
come in again. The merchants are paying
every cent cotton is worth here. The gen
ersl estimate is there will be 1000 tales o.
cotton shipped from here this scsion.--
Everybody can get work here that wants it
Consequently we prs bound TO have atoWi
oC some responsibility.
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FORT WORTH.
DALLAS, Nov. 10, 1850.
correspondence of the HI aid.

Correspondence of the Herald
FoRT WORTH, Dec, 8, 1850.
The day began with the usual clouds and
mist. So much cloudy asd rainy weather
indicates, as has been written, that Texas has
a rainy sesson.-Two horses, owned by
John Ryan, who resides on the Ceburne
road, were stolen last Wednesday night
One Glissner is suspicioned.-The Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad is now the name OF
what was formerly the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad-The roads leading to t! G
bridge Just com pleted at the head of Ihrock-
morton stree. have not yet been graded, and
so the use Of the bridge is still delayed
Twelve loads of wood on the plaza at once
this afternoon.-The mayors court was
buster than usual yesterday, and dollar and
cost often rang out.-Seven marriage licen.
ses have been issued within the last week
Within the last week there has been
eleven transfers of real estate, amounting in
value 10 ST. ,536-Thirty Tennessean:
have arrived to settle near Chico, in Wise
county.--More cotton than usual arrived
to day and the market was quite lively
A rabid dog was shot by Policeman Daven-
port in front of the courthouse this morn.
ing. The report of the pistol, as usual
drew much attention and q crowd soon gath
ered.-Mr r. NJ. Steen of Chillicothe
Missouri, the father Of John Steen is here,
and, as he has not seen his son for about
twenty years. is planning to surprise him ono
have some fun General Talmage man
ager Of the Missouri and Texas railroad
representing the Gould combination
arrived on special train last nigh
and was joined here by Colonel Noble, of tht
Texas ana Pacific road. They are prospect
ing here to-day. f. NJ. Goode ha
Just received bill of laiing for 800 bales o
cotton to be shipped at once to the north; h
also has $50 bales at Weatherford.-A
survey of the Galveston, Colorado and SAINTS
Fe road was run through the eastern part o
the town esterday.-Some roads are re
ported impossible with wagon; other
it takes two god horses to pull on
bale of colton.--The sun has not appeare
day. Many immigrants generallycrow(
the Waverly house every night. -
Sam King was arrested by Sheriff Maddo,
last night. He will be taken to HenrietlS
Clay county, for ,rial.-Lieense has bee
issu for the marriage of Mr. Lee Orr
Miss 0llin Lewis, Of near Double Springs
Mr. j. Thurmond WAS married to Mi
Naomi Brook, near Village Creek.-M
Brown, of our city, is producing an electr
light.--L:cal Option corner, the gent
Cnris Rintleman's saloon, is the most convt
nient place in Fort Worth for travellers
take smile of something pure and good, b
sides Railway Improvement cigar. II
liquors are oil pure Ken ucky stock, and
Keeps full line of popular brands of win
Of all kinds.
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This lady had been married. thirteen years,
and during at least one-haif that time hau
been .uGeter from toe effects OF Leuchor-
rhua. or Whites, and It's many attendants.
She was very much reduced In strength and
flesh, being unable to take any active exercise.
Dr. l. advised the use Of DR.. Dromgoole's
EyGLIsH FEMALE BITrERs, as he Knew It's
composition. With many doubts, she com
menced its use, but after the use OF six bottles,
sting ouly IS OOJJ she was restored. to per-
( Ct health W
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There is nothing like a good comfortable
seat in this life; good solid, substantial
seat thst will not give away. This is the
reason why c. H. Clancy 100 Main street,
up stairs, has made such famous reputa.
ton by the manufacture of his double
lined or seated drawers, which last five
times as Tonga those of ordinary make
Shirts, collars and cuts ara made to order.
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A GALVESTON Enterpr,se.

For many years Miles Strickland, of the
Island City, has very deseryed!y held the
reputation of having one Of the most COM
plete blauk book manufacturer, and bind
ing establishments in the south. He has
spared no expense of securing the very latest
Improvements in his line. It is for this
reason that he can turn out work as good as
anywhere TO be found at thu very lowest
figures. Numberless testimonials verify
these facts. Give linn a trial
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MATTERS BY NAIL.
NOTICE.

Mr.. j. S. Benjamin, of Sherman, having
been discharged from our employ, we would
caution all parties from transacting bushes
with him on our account. His authority is
revoked. Mr.. Robert P. Toole is our au-
thorzed agent in Sherman, with whom our
friends can transact their business.
PFoUTs, ELLIOTT & HALL.
10 1Ssn
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Something More Needed.

All chimneys bearing the Dragon" brsnd
are guaranteed to withstand the fercest
hsme while dripping wet or any amount of
cold sir or draft in ordinary use on the
lamp they never break. They are for
sale at D. Goslin's China hall who sAs the
exclusive sale for one year.
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Health And Beauty Combined.


One who has long studied this subject now
presents the result Of bis invest cations. He
is happy to say that he has discovered
"Woman's Best Friend" 1t is adapted espe-
cially to those cases where the womb is dis
ordered, aud will cure any irregularity Of the
'meuses.n BradGeld's Female Regulator
acts like q charm in "whites," or sudden
check Of the 'monthly courses" from cold,
trouble of mind or like causes, by restoring
the discharge in every instance. In chronic
cases its action is prompt and decisive, and
saves the constitution from countless evils ant
premature decay. Prepared by DR.. j. Brad
field, Atlanta, Ga. For sele at $3.50 PEI
bottle by all druggists Wholesale by
Thompson, Schott & Co.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT - The Scales homestead. with
L vegetable garden Of about y acres, situa-
ted at the Eastern terminus Of the san JnCint0
street railway, 1t consists ofa dwelling with
seven rooms, good tenant house and barn, n
we'll of fine water aud a splendid orchard Of
several acres, containing variety of mutt
trees, and Is situated In a good ueighborhood,
To lease for the coming wear Mt reasonable
rates. Apply to &. IL flowInan, nj onice OF
White & Plowman, Sill Elm street, upstairs.
NOR RENT - The property known rs tn
L European House, No 1875 Main street
well furnished containing fourteen rooms
Inquire at 1857 Elm street. John Browning.
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MIDTOWN, Chambers Co. Ala,
July II 1871

l have used your Female Regulator extern
sively in my practice for long time, and
with entire success where there was no conn
plication of disease. If it is not specific, ii
is, in my opnion, the best known remedy foI
the diseases for which it is recommended.
j, Ii. DAVIS, NJ. d.
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EOKsALE - Two choices farms, situated IN
4 tho rich prairie country, about ten miles
north from Dallas, five mites west of Richard
son, on the n. Il 7. Q. RailrOad,and Jour miles
east of Farmers Branch station, ON the D. "
W RailrO ld one OF 26O acres and tho other
of 4l0 acres, mostly In cultivation, and " acres
Of timber. lying about lva miles southwest on
the Trinity river. A great bargain Is offered
IN both places. Inquire of Jones n Murphy,
land agents office No 100 Main st., nNllas lex
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DANGERFIELD.
cor es, ondence o. lhe Herald:

Cor es; ondence Of the Herald
DANGERFILp, Dec. 8, lSSO.
Your Col. Pfouts was in our town few
DAYS since, and we had the pleasure of visit
Ing him. He is genial and companionabe,
ming Subscribers to his excellent paper.
Morris county has just passed through the
honors of another election, namely, TO deter
mine whether the county site should remain
at this place or be removed to Morrlstown
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Fruits and Flowers cigarettes and smok-
ing tobacco. Headquarters Trinity cigar
factory
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Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, !
will send recipe that will cure yod free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send .
self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
I. Inman, Station D, New York city.
n28d&wly
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Nor SALE-The Ahney farm, situated on
II the Decatur road, miles west Of ben
acres of black sandy prairie, with 800 acres in
cultivation, neat framed tenant housed, good
residence OF s rooms, with u hall and pantry;
good barn and plenty ofw'ter For sele us a
whole or in any sized lots, Address I W,
Abney, Abney's Farm, Z. o., Denton Co.
Texas, m
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PHYSICIAN.

Y AME AND SICK FoRSEs, pronounced In
/ 4 curable, cured free of cost. Giles Lima
ment Iodide Ammonia.
Spavins, splints,, riuSbones, bunehs, thor
ough pins, sprung Knees, cuIeu "itAou' oleii''
ish. ,.,... ..,.,,i "A.
ease. shoe-bols cure guaranteed. Send fol
namphlet containing full Information 10
DIR, W. NJ. GILES, 100 West Broadway
New York.
Use only for horses the liniment In yellow
wrappers. Trial size 20 cents.
4 THOMPSON, schott b Co., Agents
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NOIlOE-The heaviest orntorl- as we'll rs
~ the finest Quits, qailtsd haNutifully, at
6Noents per spool Address Quilter. OF call at
IOl jackson street, Dallas
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NorlCE-An Al experienced hook -keeper.
~ with good references, desires 81 uation
IN Wholesale or retail house, Address 81. L.,
at Herald office.
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TWENTY-FIVE CrNT COLUMN.
NOTICES.

- S--I ~ - ~ SVbt hNs
NOTICES.
NOrICE-An Al experienced book Keeper,
IN with good references, desires a 81 uation
IN Wholesale or retail house, Address 81 H.,
al Herald office.
NOrlOE-The heaviest ontort- as we'll MS
~ The finest Quits, qailtae beautifully, at
mcents per 50 lol Address Quilter. OF call at
.Ol Jackson stree, Dallas.
NOTICE Alver, semen;s NAV be handed
~ into our business office up to p. M,
an9 into the comnoslng room UNTO ! a. m.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
WANTED A respectable shop girl Tor our
w retail candy department. Apply 10
Conner y Wheelock,
XITANTED-5O epal miners Apply TO
W Jones, Cowen * knowlton, Fort Worth
or Gordon.
| Wy ANrEp--l desirs to rsut ood two or
| w three room house. Ia good neiShbor-
! hood and hesllhily located. Gan pay cash in
| advance. Apply follower, at StubOltneld
! house,
| WANTED - ASituatlon as teacher In a high
| w school by nrst-clRsS teacher with
| seven years experience asst of testimonials
and references Address Il, j., care Herald
Office.
NvANrED-siiuQ by experienced book
| w keeper and tlrs .elass grocery clerk.
| Best references for SohrletyLnd integrity
address NJ. b., Herald Office
NXrANrEn--A book-keeper of experience
w desires situation Good reference
given. Address NJ Or, Ierald office.
NATANTED-A situation as shcusekceper in
w family by mldtie-aged lady. Adj
dress No. "a MirArd street..
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as.steward or clerk
w in some good hotel. Address Z, \. Nj,
Her Id ottice.
|
SITANrED - A good steady woman, 10 dc
w cooking and housework, or cook and
wash in u private fAnilyj gord wages paid 4
a good woman, either white or black. Apply
TO Leon Kahn ; Shoe store, G5i klm street
NyTANlED--At once q good shoemaker
w Geo. \, AlcNit2ky, Denton, Texas
Post-onice Box us.
Wy ANTED "A good dairy hand, Inquir
w Germanla House, sli Elm street, or j
W. Wells, one mile east of Dallas,
tXT AN tED--A good COOK, for small tam
w lily; good wages paid; none but eoo'
cook need apply. Idquire at business otiic
LlvI.s.,s.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED respectable shop girl Tor our
w retail candy department. Apply 10
Conner \ Wheelock.
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NXANrED-50 olal miners Apply TO
w Jones, Cowen IS knowlton, Fort Worth
or Gordon.
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NOTICE - Alver, soments NAV be handed
~ into our business office up to Sp. M,
ana Into the COMPOSING room mn To a, m,
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WTANrEp--l DESIRE to rsnt a ood two or
w three room house, In good neighbour
hood and hesllhtiy located. Gan pay cash in
advance, Apply 10. Bower, at Siubbltleld
hOugp
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NTANTED,-A sltuation as teacher In q high
w school by nrst-clRss teacher with
seven years experience sst of testimonials
and references. Address J Il, j, care Herald
office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as.steward or clerk
w in some good hotel. Address q, a. NJ,
Her III office.
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NXTANrEn-A book-keeper of experience
w desires situation Good reference
given. Address NJ o., Nerald oIhce.
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wy ANrED-si;uouon by experienced book
w keeper and tlrs ,.elass grocery clerk.
Best references for SobrletyLnd integrity
address NJ. b., Herald Office,
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w ANTED- "A situation as ahnusekceper In
w family by omiddie-aged lady. Adj
dress No. rs MirApd streat
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SXTANTED - A good steady woman, TO do
w cooking and housework, or cook and
wash In n private lNnilyj good wages paid TO
10 Leon Kahn's Shoe store, G1i him street.
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NIvANIED-At once, good shoemaker
w Geo. A. McNitzky, Denton, Texas,
Post-oflice Box us.