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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-12-16
Grain and Produce MARKET Report.

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Special Notices.
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ATTHE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. Firs,
IONGINrS.
ELEGAST Dress and BUSINESS Suits at
LONGINFS.
(tALL for your Pail and Winter outfit at
" LONGINFa.
DRTCEs OF Now Goods will make our COM
petitors pale. ut LONGINFS.
no NOT fail u ACC the many new styles OF
- Hats and Caps, az fONGINPS.
|
! LALi. and Winter Over-t'oats At
L LONGINrs.
I ARGER Stock than ever before At
- LONGINrS.
FoR sALE.-A number ono Alto Horn,
Call NJ this Once.
nLD Newspapers for sale NJ tho FRnE PREss
~ ONCE, 10 cents q hundred
| J,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Hotel pro-
per,y centrally located In M"nkato. Yor
49, ROSE & NOE. Manksto.
WINTER APPLES.-A thousand barrels
and retail, and at the lowest cash prices, for
sale by John Frescholtz. one door south ~ the
post-Ofiicc.
CHEWING TOBACtO.--Try the clones 4
" Shaubut' Fine cut chewing tobabcO. put
up expressly for us.
WATCH for announcement OF sambOrn &
WalZs holiday opening. Don't buy or
bargain for holiday presents, until you have
examined their mammoth stock.
NyANTED.--Am man who has had a perience
w In the Piano and Organ business.
4. A. TIFFANY.
REMOVAL.-Mrs. Taylor has moved her
~ Millinery Goods opposite Klein's FIirni.
ture store. New goods received weekly.
MONEY TO LOAN.-Loans made at nor
IVA cent interest, and bonds negotiated at
his Office, opposite tho Minnesota river bridge.
NJ. q. WILLARD, Mankato.
MONEY 10 LOAN.
w W. l.. COON,
lIf Mankato, Attorney at Law.
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MONEY TO LOAN.-At y per cent interest,
t's borrower pay charges. Apply to
-" " aanka ~ Min Minn.
MONEY TO LOAN.--At = per cent. interest,
y. l.. OSBORN,
Real Estate and Lonn Agent.
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IIFFANf has the largest stock Of vioiins
prices,
- observation-disclosures -
~ A complete line of SuitiuRs and Over.
coatngs, to he made up In the latest STYLES,
NJ, d. SUNlyT'S.
NV II the time 10 Hct DOCKS whilc they
ar" cheap. remember the place, at
TlFFANf'S.
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- turned, and WIN be found At shaubut's Old
and Cider. Come on" Come all, ! won't be
------------,--r-
HAMMERS, LOOK HERE. Il. Roller,
i will pay you the highest cash prices al the
CENTRAL WAREHOUSE for Wheat, harley, Oats
Corn, Timothy Seed, Old Iron, Zinc, Brass,
Copper, Paper Rags. Dressed Hogs, Hides and
Wool. Call ana sec before you sell. I2-iOm
.--. ----.--.-----
DIES SURE 70 look az the "Eiphmic Patent
~ shirt" before buyinR elsewhere Try me
once; YOU will use no other; / will do IA I
agree. I'll stand 10y you like u brother, not y
wrinkle will YOU sec, Ask for me and sc,. a |
great curiosity. am for sale nj
aawG N. q. sUNDrS.
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Chapman las for several years past gives
special prices 10 early purchasers Of holiday
goods.
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Iadie, Chatclain- with watches NJ tn, inrs.
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Ladies' CharclaIns with watches At Ta,lors.
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\ Deferred Pleasure.


words cannot portray nor tongue cypress,
the nggTnyaIing feelings that found pu>-r--
sion In u young mans breast last Friday night
as h. wu~ ,cn-r"ut" with II hiky hnr-" To- lake
his sweetheart mit riding. u" knew ia" horse
was eccentric in going when he pleased, and
ha'l, ~ hr supposed. figured nn all TIA" con-
iinprnCi'~ ~ To- starting aud stopping nn
schedule time. bII he forgot ~ reckon un lily
switches and passing train Wh,i" "Il-ruIIi"
These II" encountered in in" snap" ut other
young fellows without hHlk! ar "cc"uIrir
horses, on of whom stopped him for few
wori- of greeting. AMI then ,irnN" "u, huI
alas, our FIRST y. t. didn't driN" "n, hul ~at in
IN" cutter and rnl!,cd sweet wnTl- Of counsel
Ia his eccentric horse, until paticuC" ceased
to Ia n virtue and that j. what his rirl thought
also. for while he stood in the winirA cold
chirrlping L. his docilc bcnSt she went oil
with another fellow. Since then Their" hns
been c"hlncS~ wholly uncXplninahlc.
BE sure aud buy your Christmas presents
while you can select from u fresh stock, ana
take advantage of cheap prices. Remember
'riranys.
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New hooks.

The January number Of the Atlantic Month
Is. published Ivy Houghton, Miiiiin Co..
Boston, fully sustains it, past reputation by
being rcplctc with interesting reading matter
from eminent writers, such ~ "A Winter
Journey Ia Colorado" by Shaler: "A Sympos-
nnn OF sixty Year Ago" by Harriet W,
Preston; sarah Bcrnhnrlt" 10y Richard g.
White, aud many other stories for the Young
aud Old.
Christmas Books" by Charles Dickens, and
published by j. X. Funk & Co., New York, IN
two volume 49,, are rich aud racy with those
thoughts that only Dickens IL enabled To give
The Christmas Carol In prose, being ghost
story Cl Christmas, viii force the buttons of
your cinthcs from laughter while the illustra
tipns are caracatIr's worthy II Keppler.
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II would surprise those On the frontier 10
know the vast army Of men ana the large
amount "f capital that il being occupied In
the timber lat u few miles cast Of this city.
Ia one locality alone there are al work over
40 men cutting and drawing wood To bc
shippc'l over IA" 81 Paul & Sioux City rOad.
Onc contractor hns contracted for 2O,UO cords
~ w"nd - be cat this winter. The prices
vary for cutting from 10 cents 10 <i.UJ II cord,
and an nblc-bodi"d man will average his two
cords per dizzy. Most uf the men build sham
ties, thus saving n large outlay for bOard. In
many other localities there arc other squads
of men and teams al work. To estimate tho
amount of wood that viii b" cut this winter
would bc impossible, but IL will undoubtedly
reach many thousands Of cords higher thar
ANY former year.
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hides ON TIE RISE.

Hides has risen, NJ least one rose lHIt Mon
day from Saylor's saloon, by IN" a-~i1ian"" Of
u young lad mailing from Minneapolis, named
Torrcnc" King. II WIS green hide too, AMI
only worth - cents II pound, uud why King
couldn't rnisc dry hide in preference IN
green one was mystery the jury ~ Tho
court room couldn't understand. but the,
sentenced him to Iy-ilNc days In tho county
luII In reflect upuit ia
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FRICTION or WHAT.

Joseph Thibod", = man who is gradually
going down the shady side of lie and who was
accused Inst fall Of setting fire toa ncighbor-
wheat stacks, was dismissed by the grand
jury, because the evidence produced was in
sufficient 10 hold him, aud strong proofs were
aiduced showing that II might have been
friction that caused the tiro.
Besides the above cases the Grand Jury
found indictments against the following:
Chas. Elm aud Chas. ianpdon for attempt ~
commit larceny.
sam. Cacklcr. burglary.
Mr. Bierman, horse stealing.
;. Waterbury. pblygamN.
Ezra SIauifcr, forgery.
Iha-. smith. forgery NJ LAX" crystal
!. ". Py", Jr., attempt a. MAIN.
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Since the "O"p "'toi of william Wells, some
few years ago. 10 event has 81 startled our
hitherto stnld community like the announced
failure of Mcssrs Pracl & DuBuissun. still
our cool, deliberate West Enders incline "a
canal across the I-thmus of Darien proves n
success this recent failure will he the table
lnlk for II brief day, while the storm and
hurricane 81 life sweep these litil" incidents
of The hnN into oblivion.
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~ A complete line Of Suiiings and Over
coatngs, to he made up In the latest STYLES,
and at the very iow"H coh prices. :..w8
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COurt Incidents.

At every term of Court there In produced
and placed ON exhibition to the public gaze,
the worst phases of life, at least the attorneys
cndcuvor Ia make them appear ~ such. To
see the latter, clothed In MI their legal par,-
phcrnalin, nrriyed against each other like n
couple uf gladitor- la the arm, nhJeciug 10
this uud ubiectinp to TINT, aud shaking their
fingers with dangerous ,letcrity aud often
times In close proximity Ia some ONES nasal
organ, would naturally lrud Ia tho impression
thui they were mortal enemies; hut when
Court ndIourns AMI these imaginary foes inck
arms nnd slide down the sidewalk together,
laughing AZ the dcxicriiy with which they
shielded their clients from this Ur TINT legal
proicctilc, yuir suspicion T. NJ one" 'iiSnriiicd
nnd nm mir of mystery surrounds them.
\ BAD pYE.
Some pies have always been known Ia h
bud, especially mincc pies, hu, they IN"
easier digestrd than John pyc oi this city,
who arcs" On his ear last saturday night iIi-
tending - make II grease spot "f young
Grant, hul Grant demolished the l'y" quicker
than n hungry cat could in harvest time, when
Ply" drew a revolver nnd attempted 10 sn"ri-
cc Grants dearest interests but tul"'i,"wing
o unsteady nerves
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{WME AT LAST.-Fred Fowler has re-
" turned, and will be found az Shaubut's old
stand IN Block IA, with any quantity Of Apples
undcrsold.
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Continued ON Second Page.
Alleged stock Thieves.

Yesterday, Constable Spillers, of Precinct
No. 3, arrested David Handy and William
Woodford, on papers charging them with
stealing cattle, oath being made against them
by David Housely, before Justice W. NJ.
Edwards. They were lodged in Jail. The
same parties have been arrested and jailed on
like charge once before, but came clear.
They protest their innocence in the pres
ent case.
Captain Marion Moon, sheriff of this
county, yesterday arrested man named
Thompson and an unknown party on sus-
picion of being cattle thieves. They had in
their possession, and were offering for sale
at q very low figure, yoke of steers. They
said they we're from Poorville neighborhood.
The unknown party was jailed and Thomp-
son accompanied Sheriff Moon 10 Poorville,
for Identification, as he asserted that he could
there prove everything to be all right.
George igman, was yesterday arrested
by deputy sheriff Wooton, on charge of
stealing twenty eight head of cattle from a
party In Ellis county. Brigham when ar
rested tsl disposed OF the stock by sale to
Peterman & Co., of this city. He gave bond
for appearance for trial at the next term OF
the district court. The cattle are now in the
possession of the sheriff, subject TO replevin
or await the result of the trial.
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GAINESVILLE.
correspondence ofthe Herald.

correspondence ofthe Herald.
GAINESVILLE, July 90, 1880.
~ Mr.. Fakes, of Fort Worth, was married to
Miss Ella Walden in Gainesville on Wednes-
lday morning, al the Methodist church. The
happy couple started at once on tour to
The north. civil court was in ses-
sion last week. A good deal of business was
disposed of. Cattle shipping still goes on
al lively rate. --Rev. W. B. Preston, who
has been absent for two weeks, returned Sat
lurday evenng.--Ane Efforts being made by
The city authorities to bring the "soiled
doves," who are so numerous in the city, to
justice. Counsel have been employed to as
sist the city attorney and vigorous prosecu-
ton will be made.---Rev. Dr. Jacob Ditz-
lei arrived in Gainesville Tuesday
evening and went on toward the
vest. He is on a hunting tour
Dol. Sparks, senior editor of the Hesperian,
Eis quite sick-The party that went from
lore to New Mexico, in the spring, have not
!succeeded WILL. Two of them have returned
and the others are scattered through tho
country and will return as soon as they can
gtt money enough. They all say the ''rich
mines" of that region are fraud
Joseph Mulhall, of the firm of Mulhall g.
Sailing, ofSt. Louis and Chicago, makes his
home in GAINESVILLE during the cattle ship
ping season.--Two immense trains OF
Empty stock cars, each with two engines, came
mSunday and are now loading with cattle
THE ST. Charles hotel has reopened. II
Mnow in charge of Mr.. Barker. COL
MClure, of San Antonio, candi.
date for Encouragement, wa;
ih the city Thursday and Friday
M. J. NJ. Peery is dangerously iii with
Iphoid fever.--Wash Jones, the great
Gnenbacker. spoke Saturday evening in the
CONT house. About two hundred and fifty
people, mostly Democrats, listened to him.
be made single convert we have not
Nard of it. 1t was too late for any one to
sply after he got through.--One Heyden
Mbrought suit against Sheriff Ozment for
$o0O damages for wrongfully attaching
pds.--W. j. Rawlins has gone to Chi
81 for few weeks.--Captain Jack Mar.
meoes to Whitesboro to-day to reply to
WISH Jones.
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CoRsICANA.
Correspondence of the Herald.

CoRsrcANA, July 20, 1880.
The candidates are all anxious for another
free lunch barbecue in this section. They are
like angels visits) few and far between.----
TheNayarro county delegates being instruct
ed for Roberts has caused quite commotion
in state politics, setting an example which, if
closely followed, will give the Old Alcslde
the lead in the race.--A negro boy was
worsted in scrimmage with an ice hook to-
day. An artery was severed, causing the
claret to flow 'freely.-Sister Mary st.
Joseph, mother superior of the convent at
this place, was transferred to the convent at
Lockport, N. Y, and left for that place
to-day, followed by the good wishes Of all
our citizens.--There will be primary
election held early next month to cut down
the number of county eandidstes.--Our
norther turned into a southesster, and rain is
looked FORA wedding is on the boards
for next week.---The churches were well
attended yesterday, and number of people
attended the camp-meeting on Brier creek.
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FORT WORTH,
Correspondence of Tire Herald,

Correspondence of the Herald,
FORT WORTH, July 20, lssO.
A wi]ownamed Heart, who lives near the
base ball ground, was accosted early last
Saturday night by a large black negro, who
began to choke her and afterwards threw her
on the bed. In the seutile she managed to
break his hold sufficient to scream, which
frightened the fend and he made his escape
Though not positively known he is thought
to Se spotted. No arrests yet-Ben Brog-
den, Of the country, became sleepy, and
dozed of, he thinks, for about fifteen minutes
last night on bench down on Main street.
Ben awoke directly to find his pocket turned
and all his $3.50 gone. No clue yet to the
perpetrator.---C. @. Wilson bought ten
car loads of wheat last Saturday
at 854 cents, which will be shipped to Gal
weston to-day.-William Crunk, who has
105 acres in cotton, four miles south of here,
brought some open bolls of the Storm Proof
variety to town to-day. They are large and
fine. From the way they refused to shake
out. they are storm proof indeed He says
he could pick out bale of cotton now but
will wait week. He expects to get the $50
prize offered at this city. He had already
picked few hundred pounds. -1en ear
loads of cattle we're shipped to st. Louis
this morning-A great deal of country
produce on the market to-day The first
new bundles of fodder, sheaf oats and bun
died millet, all at 81 25 per hundred bun
dles.--About 5000 bushels of wheat ar
rived to-day. Prices still firm at from IS
cents to Sl,25 per bushel. Hay SIS per tom
In the criminal court this morning, there
was a motion for new trial in the case of
the state against John Parker and Robert
Vincent, but it was overruled and the de-
PENDANTS were sentenced, the former for
ten years and the latter for three years in
the penitentisry; both will appeal.
case against William Ramsey for stealing
$3.50 Is in progress this evening Miss
X Minnie Elliott, daughter of DR.. Elliott, of
Dallas, is visiting Miss Annie Speer, of this
n vicinity.-Jimmie Vaughan was playing
in front of hand car and happened to get
his foot under it and had two toes cut off.
The accident occurred at o'clock this
evening.-Sixteen darkies we're "baptized
into the Baptist church" yesterday after
noon.--A negro, riding wild horse
\ bear the depot yesterday, was thrown and
his arm dslocated.---I. DahlmsR leaves for
New York this evening. w.
III. Sanborn, acting quartermsster, and family,
ileave this evening for Yankton, Dakota. He
will join his regiment at Longview. Jack
Lamb, night yard master, was arrested this
AFTERNOON for beating man over the head
last night with his lantern.--
Local Option Monarch reigns supreme at the
Fort, and McBrsyer plays well its part. Phey
are favorite brands, and are to be had at the
Local Option saloon, presided over by the
genial Chris Rintleman and Charles Hitler.
The imbibing of either and few whiffs from
/ Pacific Railway Improvement cigar is suf-
Recent to make the grand duke smile.
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BRYAN.
Oorrespondenc &c OF the Herald.

Correspondence OF the heralu'
BRYAN, July %, 1880.
We have been having quite spell of cool
weather for some days; rather unusual at this
season of the year This precinct elected
twenty delegates to the Democratic county
convention, to meet in Bryan, August 9th.
The ladies of the Christian church gave
an elegant ice cream soiree at the court
house Friday eyening.---Some apprehen-
sion is felt of not being able to obtain asufi-
cient number of hands to pick cotton this fall.
Some propose to bring "exodusted" darkies
back from Kansas.--Colonel III. B. Stod-
dard, commanding the second regiment
It's. V. G., has made the following staff APP
pointments, which have been duly confirmed
and commissions issued (Commissioned)-
Adjutant, w H Hannah, Bryan; surgeon,
A II Ketchum, Navasota assistant, surgeon,
l. M Bassett, Hearne; quartermaster, + W
Hopkins, Hearne; commissary, o l. Nichols,
Austin; chaplain, V D Gee, Bryan. (Non
commissioned) -Sergt ant-major, Jno D Rob-
erts, Bryan; acknowledgements, F Sheets,
Hearne
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Department Of

Department of
INSURANCE STATISTICS and HISTORY.
Austin, Texas, July 20, 1880.
10 All Whom 1t May Concern:
THIS Is TO CERTIFY that the CONNER.
car Union Assurance Company, of London.
with the laws of Texas as conditions n,sce4
dent 70 ITS doing business in this State, and
mat the SAID CoInpany holds a certificate of
authority from this Office emitting ii to do
business , IN TINS State for one year from the
December, 1850. N'' u
Given under my hand and Seal, at Office. In
Austin the day and date first above written.
IL, 81 V. o. KING, Commissioner.
kERFOOT & HhREFORD, Agents.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, PrincipaI.

administration continues to increase In pros
l. perity from year to year. 1t offers superior
advantages IN location In its building and
grounds in its general appointments and sani-
tary ARA ogements its full corps OF superior
and experienced teachers; Its unsurpassed Rd-
fine arts physical culture and obstruction In the
theory and practice of couking the successful
Efforts made to secure health, comfort and hap
piness; its opposition to extravaganza, It's
standard of solid scholarship. For full particu-
lars, apply to the principal for catalogues.
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INSURANCE.
Department. OF Insurance Statistics
| and History.
To ALI Whom it MAY concern,

AuS'ih' AeAas, June IL, 1880
To ALI Whom 1t May Concern:
THIS is TO CERTIFY that the German In
surauce Company, OF Freeport, Ill. has in ali
respects fully complied with the laws OF Texas
az az conditlons precedent to its doing business
IN this state, and that the said Company holds
certificate of authority from this Office en-.
fitting 1t to do business In this State for one
year from the LIST day OF January, issO, to The
3lst day of December 1880. w '''
Given under my hand and Seal. at office in
Austin, the day and date first above written -
u. 81 V. o. KING, Comm issioner.
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DENISON.

Correspondence of the Herald.
DENGsoN, July IS, 1850.
Business livening up considerably
Watermelons plentiful, Mosquitoes more
so.--The Grayson county protective soci-
ETY. held picnic Saturday at Joe Lanes,
about two miles west OF town. There was a
good attendance. Speaking by Colonel c. b.
Randall, CAPTAIN Tom Brown, County Attor-
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Gnrmnns for Georgin.

Petersburg, Va, July ga large party
of emigrants, including men, women and
children, filing two coaches, arrived here
this morning from Germany, en- route to
Georgia.
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GALVESTON.
encs of the Herald .

respondence of the Herald.
n GALVESTON, July 90, 1850.
William Rockford, the shower of the queer,
WAS arrested and Jailed yesterday, is
~ about thirty years old, a painter by
oe and of dissolute hsbits,--The Gal.
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City..Tax Notice.

0nlce of Assessor and Collector,
Dallas, Texas, July IL, 1880.
Taxpayers are respectfully reminded that
the city and special rallrcad taxes for the year
lSSC must be paid before the first day of Septem
her NEXT that after that date costs and penalties
Will accrue. j. q. BOGEL,
Assessor and Collector.
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NOTICE To-
ARCHIT ECTS

A RCHIrECTS are hereby requested TO sub
N NIT to the City Council of COrsicana, at
any time before september 1851 the plans and
specifications of two school houses One to ac-
commodate about 800 pupils and to cost about
Sl2 600 60; the other to accommodate about 300
pupils and to cost about So, 10000 The City
Council retains the rlVht TO reject any plan.
Those presenting plans by letter, will seal and
address the same to the undersigned, and en-
dorse on the envelope, "Plans and speciflca-
TONS" GEORGE PHILIPS,
N. II. BUTLER,
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Department of Insurance Statistics
and History.

AUSTIN, Texas, July 0, 1850.
ITO WHOM II MAY CoNCERN--THIs Is TO
L Certify that the Springfield Fire and Marine
Insurance Company Of Springfield, Massachu-
sets, has in all respects fully complied with the
laws OF Texas as conditions precedent to Its do
company holds o. certificate Of authority from
this Office emitting 1t to do business In this State
Tor one year from the LIST day Of January, 1880,
to the 3lst day ofDecember, 1850. Given under my
hand and seal, at office, In Austin, the day and
date first above written,
V.O. KING, Commissioner.
hERFoor q HEREFORD. Dallas, Texas, Special
Agents for the State of Texas.
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Wesleyan FEMALE Institute,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

Opens its 3st Session September goth, 1880.
Among the first Schools for young ladies' In the
United States. Climate unsurpassed Sur
roundings beautiful. Pupils fiom Seventeen
States. Among the lowest Terms In the Union.
TERMS: - Board, Washing, Lights, English
Course, Latin, French, for each half Of the
Scholastic year Observation-Disclosures. SIZE
All extras very low. For Catalogue, address
Rev. WIN. A, HARRIS, d D., President,
Staunton. Virginia.