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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

London, Sept. A Berlin dispatch to the
Times says Emperor Williams address to
the soldiers of the German army on the oc-
casion of the anniversary of the battle of
Sedan, which occurred yesterday, though not
perhaps intended to do so, cannot fail to
convey deep significance to the rulers of
Europe.
The Times dispatch from Calcutta says:
Ayoob Khan will retreat towards Herat, and
will allow General Roberts to follow him to
Herat if necessary"
The cholera at Peshawur is dying out.
The Times Simlo dispatch says the retire.
ment Of General Stewards force has been
practically completed without injury TO the
health of the troops and in perfect order.
The correspondent Of the Times at Bonn
bay telegraphs that serious apprehensions
are entertained at Kurachee. The steamer
conveying three companies of reinforcements
to that place was ordered to 60 with full
steam. Trouble is expected on the Sinde
frontier.
Mr.. GLADSTONE LOOKING WELL.
Mr.. Gladstone entered the house OF com.
mons for the first time since his sickness dur.
ing the session this evening and was received
with tremendous cheering. He is looking
we'll.
FRANCE.
Paris, Sept. 4.-Le Francis reports That
the proposed letter of the religious congre-
cations was drafted by the vatican in accor-
dance with the desire expressed by premier
UFreycinet to the papal nuncio and that
the document has been approved by several
French bishops and by M. DFreycinet
and has been accepted by about 80 superors
of the congregations. The Temps declares
the Alsstian.. Jesuits in Rue Lafayette will
be expelled like others. A
ENGLAND.
London, Sept. AIN the house of lords to.
night Earl Spenser, lord president of the
council, stated that there were symptoms of
splenatic apoplexy in three carg>es OF cattle
which had lately arrived from the United
States. As all American cattle were
slaughtered at the port of landing there was
no danger of British herds being infected.
The house passed the census bill, and q
motion was offered that the census indicated
religious persuasion. and was energetically
opposed BY John Bright and was neglected.
Sir Wilfred Lawson called attention to the
forcibe interference with affairs of foreign
countries and asked the government what
was the object Of the naval demonstration,
which, be said, II not sham was the first
step towards war.
A Paris dispatch to tho Daily News says ii
is remarked that NJ. Constsns has lately been
much with NJ. Gambetta, president Of the
chamber of deputies, as has also NJ. Lepere,
whose dissent from the views of the premier,
DeFreycinet, is noticeable.
GERMANY.
Dresden, Sept. 4.--The statue of Germania
WAS unveiled here yesterday.
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A Destructive Fire

Bradford, Pa, Sept. 4.--About o,olooL
.n's morning the Dudley house, large
no'ei In Salamanca, New York, was die.
covered 9 to be on fre. In few moments
names broke through the roof and tho amir.
oui,oing was developed in flames, Ths
sa'la'ag was located in a solid portion ~
mann street and the flames spread RAPIDLY mn
and down both sides of the street TIA, ~
a an, Two hre organizations in The MAUI aoa0
oo us sney were powerless to pe viii; te nv,
oonnagration The steamers Ana nsa 'n 10
Company No. Four, Of Bradf SS PAY my Of =
nose company from 0lean, were n, =, wv 'r~n.
oy telegraph, and on their arrival Iu ,haa
checked the fire, The PRINCIPAL i hn,|i soon
DESTROYED are Hayenera Bros. SSo V cnN
suranse $4,000; Qsrsen Il Co., SsS cNS ~; M
sqrapse $4,000; Dudley house o1OoS m m
s Mr Dudley of Buffalo, $1,000 j insssan y
TSo,ooo, These were the heaviest suilsrars
there were twenty-five buildings Il ali ae.
ssumed, and the total loss d sst;ms, a son.
siot ,ooS; Insurance. at $50 900. Tha Az ~ y
plosion N " lamp ex-
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A Party Of Indianians Call on General
Garfield.

Mentor, o., Sept. A party OF CONNER
cial travellers from Indiana with their wives,
numbering in all ninety-fve persons. arrived
here to-day in special cars and called at
General Gar6elds house. They assembled on
the lawn in front Of the house, and when
General Garfield appeared one of the visitors
delivered an address explaining the purp se
of the visit, to which Garfield replied, tina k
ing them for the compliment, aud referred to
the vast enterprises represented by our i'm.
mense trade, the growth of tie west, bounti-
fai harvests, prosperous pe Times and financial
corial thanks for their visit. They were then
introduced to the generals wife and mother.
They were cordially and pleasantly received,
and afterwards took their leave and returned
to the west,
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Shipping.

Havana, Sept. 4.--Advices of September
from Acapulco to August Goth, brought by
the steamer City of Merida, report that dur
ing heavy east storm the American steamer
Carolina went ashore. The Pacific mail
steamer Carolina left Panama, August oath,
for San Francisco. She Is reported to have
arrived at San Francisco, August Slst.
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And still They Come.

As will be seen from the following, clipped
from the Portsmouth, Ohio daily News,
Dallas has made another acquaintance in the
way Of an enterprisiug merchant: ~. N,
Leedom, ESQ.,, has just returned from Texas
aud,gives glowing description of"The Lone
Star State.", He intends packing up imrne'
diately, and shaking Portsmouth dust from
of his feet, to emigate TO that state, locating
at Dallas. Mr.. Leedam has done much to
advance trade in the city, was one of the first
to draw trade to Chillicothe street, and we
are beloth to part with him."
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srau., q

chicago, Sept. At is probahla H..
= Maud D. will be among the attractions At thu
september s,'l meeting Of the Chicago iOcky
olao. Accommodation ior the msra AZ.
asked Tor BY telegraph from Cinoinns,; MY .S,s
at once, 'As "in pegin work
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HanIOH for England

New Yorbt. 4. Edward Hanlsn, &C.
companied lis trainer, Geo. Hawthorn,
sailed this mig in the City of Richmond
for Liverpode is confident Of defeating
Trickett, 40 in excellent health and
spirits. He be absent three months, and
may possiblsr some other contests.
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"Artful DOdger' Jones.

Special to the Herald
BRENNAN, Sept. 4.--Shepard and Jones
had joint discussion here to-day. Jones
maintained his reputation as an "artful
dodger.' Shepard called upon Jones to state
whether he intended to vote for Weaver,
Garfield or Hancock. Jones, in his rejoinder,
ignored the, question.
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yeI,ov Fever ON Cuba Island

Havana, Sept. 4.-Yellow fever has as
sumed an epidemic character in the village
of San Diego del Waite, in the jurisdiction
of Saguq, attacking even Creoles, and caus.
ing the death of forty persons In few days.
A sick soldier passing through the village
imported the fever.
There wore twenty-eight deaths from yell
low fever and one from smallpox at Havana
during the week ending last Friday.
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Obituary.

New Yorlpt 4.-Rev. Samuel Dexter
benson, D, honorary secretary Of the
Domestic b missionary society of the
Protestant copal church in the United
States, died erday at White Plains, in
the seventeen of his age.
Buffalo. n Sept. 4. Hon. A. P. Lor.
ing died thisning.
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Judge clark Resigned

Special to the Herald
Waco, Sept. Alton. George Clark, as
sociate justice court ofappeals, to-day for.
warded his resignation to Governor Roberts,
to take effect October lst, proximo. Judge
Clark will continue to reside in Waco and
practice law.
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Weaver won,t rr...

augusta Me. Aug. 4.--General Weaver
spoke here last night. Hetook positive ground
a Sss,i fusion, Previous to the meeting h.
to.os 70 DO escorted by the Democrsticc
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Special to the Herald.
Pilot Point, Sept 4.--An employee of
the Motfat gin, named Hoosier, while en-.
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AUTUMN'S ADVENT

Could been Timed Suit better finds fully Established
our Elegant CORNER ADDITION which, the Notable
made Main Building possession of the
Grandest Business Emporium in the Southern States
Our Fall Stock in all lines been much Heavier
than owing greatly increased Facilities for Dpong
order Of great quantities of goods We shall Expand Sales
growth of the Country and continue do The Lions Share
both the Retail and Wholesale trade of this section.
We invite Inspection by Ladies and Gentlemen, of Our Fall
Offerings the Different Departments devoted respectively their attire
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gagged in the operation of the machinery,
met with distressing accident to-day by
having hts right hand terribly lscerated BY
saws OF the gin. Amputation of four fingers
was necessary.
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NJ lI-l6
cnnsnjj5etaSaa .............,...... III 1916
r cs3 RrIp net receipts IA, exports to
:. channai e,esoi France, -; continent,
., Wooi STEADY fair Inquiry; domestic feA.
sS sS pulled 2O@i,' unwashed, i5@SS; TeAos'
Hides firm; moderate trade, wet salted Nav
50 Tbs, 1lh@l3 '''eo'e'' "
Night = Money, 2@3i exchange, 4sOs, Gov.
stnii'Shts quiet bnt steady; new b's, lO2.,
"a . iiVti IS, llo'4' state ,nt nominal,
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@isH. nm
Flour-higher grades OF, superflne, say.
aoInie' 4@h; treble, 4k@R; higher grades,
Dry-salt meats easier; quoted: shoulders.
loose, %; packed, -; clear ribs, -;
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CHICAGO, Sept. 4. : The Droyers, Journa,
reports cattle receipts, $40, shipments. 2. 90.
common to choice shipping firm, s0Si 9e,
western Texan. 8 40; through Texans. . GOA
IS, stockers, 5oa3 40 butchers, 2 25ms s8.
market generally Arm and all sold. W ~
Sheep receipts, SO; shipments, -, mark a.
quiet but steady; lsmbs, 50a3 90 per head;
sheep, y 6O05t %.
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had any butter and eggs to spare they would
take them, too.
The Guinea Fowl.

The guinea is a fowl with not the most
musical voice, and yet II Is In this respect an
improvement upon the peacock They sing
their own tunes, prefer the free wood to the
house lot, and will fight when called upon.
Farmers complain that they get few eggs
from them; that their feathers are almost
vslaeless; that the bodies of the birds are
small, while the flesh is very tough. Guinea
fowls were held in high esteem by the
ancient Greeks and Romans, who obtained
them from Africa at great expense, and
served them up at their feasts and banquets.
They regarded them as vastly superior to
any Of the domestic fowls then known. The
flesh Of Guinea fowls is very highly favored.
The birds are highly useful in destroying in
sects of all sorts. 1t Is likely that these
fowls might be rendered very profitable if
they were kept differently. Although they
have been partially domestcated for more
than five hundred years, they still retain
most Of their wild habits They delight to
roost in trees, to wander of long distances,
to lay their eggs in secluded places, to rear
their young in thckets, and to cat the seeds
OF weeds, wild plants and insects.
Farmers who have woods on their places
would do we'll to experiment in allowing
these birds to remain in them during the en-
tire year. BY doing so they would be re-
lieved from all the. annoyance they cause
when they are kept near the house. They
would lay their eggs and rear their young in
thckets and roost in trees, where they would
DO out OF the reach OF danger. Boxes could
be placed In clumps Of bushes in which they
could shelter during stormy weather. They
could be fed corn and small grains when
there was no food in the woods. Guinea
fowls were introduced into Jamaica and
other West India islands some three hundred
years ago and soon "took to the woods"
where they increased very rapidly. They
arc regarded as game birds and furnish a
large amount Of most excellent food.
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Colonel John W. Payne, OF Dallas,
Texas

Will address the people upon the finance
question, at the following times and places
Paradise, Wis, county, Monday, septem-
Der goth, II night.
.Decatuc, Wise county, Tuesday, 2lst, at II
O'Clock a. m.
Pella Wise county. Tuesday . st. at night.
Henrietta, Clay county, Friday, Gath, at
right.
Jacksboro, Jack county, Monday, 9th, ut
O'Clock p m.
Webb City, ia county, Tuesday, 2sth, nt
Up. m.
Belknsp, Young county, Wednesday, Goth,
att p m.
Graham, Young county, Thursday, SOth, at
p M.
Pslo Pinto, Palo Pinto county, Friday, Oct.
LIST, ut night
Gordon, Palo Pinto county, Saturday Oct
2, at night,
East and, Eastland unity, Monday, Oct.
4, at p m.
s'ephenville. Erath county, Tuesday, oct
8, AT Dight.
Granbury, Hood county, Wedn' sday, Oct.
o, at night.
Glenrose,. sommervell county, Thursday,
Oct, I. at nigh
Cleburne, johnson county, Friday, Oct s.
at night.
Alvarado, johnson county, Saturday, oct.
o, at night.
All papers within the scope of the ap'
pointments please copy.
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Notice TO Retail Liquor Dealers.

Notice is hereby given to all persons en-.
gagged in selling liquors under the bell punch
law that they will 5e required, at the expira,
ton of twelve months from the time they
commenced business, to give new bond and
to pay the sum of $3.50 specific tax, and the
further sum of $40 each for use of registers
Parties are requested to comply with tho
above at least one day before expiration of
license in order to occasion no delay. q
Respectfully, w. II. PRArHER,
Collector Dallas County.
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wicked for Clerrymen.

al believe it to be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen or other public men TO
be led into giving testimonials TO quack doc
tors or vile stuffs called medicines, but when
a really meritorious article is made up OF
common valuable remedies known to all, and
that all physicians use and trust in daily, We
should freely commend it. l therefore cheer.
fully and heartily commend Hop Bitters for
the good they have done me and my friends,
firmly believing they have no equal for lami-
ly use will not be without them.
Rev., Washington, y. G.
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caution 10 Tobacco Chewers.

Take notice. The process of manufacture
and peculiar style of tobacco represented in
our Vanity Fair, Niger Head and Bulls
Eye brands, invented by us several years ago,
aud secured by letters patent, are now being
initiated by INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers.
ANY person or persons selling or offering for
sslo limitations possessing the FlNke Cut, Pc
culiar in our brands, will be strained or
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
WIN. 5. KIMBALL Il Co.,
Peerless Tobacco Works, Rochester, N. Y
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aME AND SICK TORsFsT1To

aAE AND SICK EOKSEs, pronsnnc d In
IL durable, cured free of cost. Giles Lima.
ment Iodide Ammonia.
opayins, splints, rin2bones, bunchs, thor
lsh. "V"' o'eih
strains, shoulder lsmeness, nayicular dis
ease, shoe-boils, cure guaranteed. send for
pamphlet containing full information 10
New York, - Dioau"ay,
Use only for horses the liuament in yellow
wrappers. Trial size % cents, 'N''o"
thompson, schot & Co., Agents.
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FOR SALE,


kNok Rt.NT-RoonS to rent, furnished or
~ unfnrn shed, with or without board. An
ply at ZIG Ross avenue.
tfoR SALE My home OF acces, with young
orchard, 2miles south of Dallas, at $500
iorcash E.G. Rust, Texas Baptist office.
EOR SAlE-Four span good mules, five
IL sets of double harness. one good two
horse wagon, enc good Dexter spring buggy,
one tent l2xli. Parties can see property by
calling at llark's railroad camp Just across
Triaity liver. on 4. & 2. road.
AN EXCELLENT FARM FOR SALE-.
AThe undersigned offers for sale an excel.
lent farm situated in Ellis county, | mile
west OF Ferris, on the Houston n Texas Cen
tral railroad. said farm contains IFS acres of
prairie and timby rel land, OF which los acres
are under good wire fence, with bois d arc
postS 40 ecretin Gu tivation and Is acres used
Tor pasture. Two neat comtortab dwelling
houses, two good wells anJ fine tank OF
stock water are on tue place. ANY one wish.
ing 10 purchase good ia m can secure bar
gAln by calling on or addressing Paul Nj,
Potts, 6l9 Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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HnbituaI Costlyeness

is the bane of nearly every American woman.
From it usually arises those disorders that SO
surely undermine their health ard strength.
Every woman owes it to herself and to her
family to use that celebrated medicine, Kid
ney- Wort. It's the sure remedy for consti-
patton, and for all disorders of the kidneys
and liver. Try it now.
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worth - Thousand Dollars!

Every child born into family is thought
to be worth "a thousand dollars" to the pa.
rents. Why then should they not be cared
for from infancy to maturity? Keep the
mouth and teeth right by Sozodont, and you
start them right.
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Go to Ervay & Bro, No. 623 ELM street.
They have large and complete stock OF
everything in their line at bottom prices
Prescriptions carefully compounded day and
night.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Nicc furnished room, southeast
A corner Poydras aud Commerce SITS.
ENOR REsT-The two-story frame residence,
IL No. 1920 Main street, containing ak
rooms, gallery and bay window, water works,
ana underground cistern. Apply TO Lock Bog
i20, Dallas.
EOR RENT Cosmopolitan house, 1922
1 Mhin street; bar a tackled aud every con-
venence Tor conducting n hotel; Is
lhe whole Is rented. | will continue to rent
rooms iursiShcC or unfurni.heI /. FOR further
particulars APP ly To 1892 Main st.
FOR RENT Store ON Elm ST.. formerly oc-
y cuptedby Calm & Bro. one of the most de.
slraole In the city Inquire on premises
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ANNOUNCE ENTS.
County Judge

"a L ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Hon. r. f.. Burke, democratic nominee
AS 6and idate for IT. election to the office of
County Judge.
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Good beer is something to be- appreciated.
O. Conrad Il Co.'S Celebrated Budweiser
never fails or give entire satisfaction.
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SEpiIepsie' Cured

BY the use of the great German remedy.
For particulars, address P. o. box 10, South
era & Western Medicine Co., Dallas, Texas.
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Radically expelled. For particulars address
p. o. box 70, Southern & Western Medicine
Co., Dallas, Texas.
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Our crackers sell we'll because they are-the
best Dozer-Weyl Cracker company, st
Louis.
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LOST.

oST-On Friday, September nth, a gen
- tlemsn's cameo double locket watch.
chain. Tho finder will be literally rewarded
oy returning 1t to the Delmonico restaurant or
A. X. Livingston. .,
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You will find an excellent stock of fall
suitings for gents wear, at Douglas Bros.
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We have a splendid line of cloths suitable
for wedding suits. Douglas Bros.
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De sscfano Bros.

Pure apple vinegar. and any amount
{ choice apples End potato es for
10 low at De Stefano Bros.
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PHYSICIAN

pHYslolAN AND SURGEON-DR, NOR.
4 TON. Office, In first national bank build.
ing. Residence, San Jaoints st, near Leon
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Is. WARREN STONE rs a candi-
late Tor County clerk, ut the ensuing NOvem-
Dor election.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZE" 70 ANNOUNCE
w w. NJ. EDWARDS rs candidate for re-
election to the office of Justice of the Peace.
WYE ARE REQUESTED IT, ANNOUNCE
w G. A. FLOYD rs candidate for JUS
tice of the Peace in Precinct No. 5, Dallas
County,
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Wh. a. Il RN OOD as q candidate for
'n-election to the "ih., OF District Clerk, at the
'nsulng November election.
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tXTE AR AUvhORlZt b 10 ANNOUNCE
w X. b. RAW ms -.H candida,e for re-
election 10 the nice orc II IS Assebsor,
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.ITYHOTEL

las oeeH newly repaired and reatted, and the
mouse In every particular; they also take pleas.
q, nre In announcing that they Will see that theiY
mouse loses none Of Its present patronage This
tIon Is situated In one q the heathiest por
depot, 1901 Main ST., Dallas, Tex, -Jos. Cris-
well and Benz Criswell, prpprietors. :.
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FARM AND HOME.
THE FIELD, GARDEN AND STABLE.

CHAMBERS in HOrses-PrOgress OF the
CrOps-A loud Demand for Diary
Far ms Wheat an Pasture and
asa Crop, with Notes asto Its
Cultivation, Failures and
Success The Guinea as
an Insec tiferOus
Bird-MOusebOId
Receipts, Etc.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.


NITANTED-A stude vt OF short hand, who
w already writes 100 words per minute,
has come knowledge of book keeping, and lie
good lopg-hand writer, wishes a position in
which no can obtain small salary and have
some time To study. Apply to Short Aanu,
Herald office.
\N An TED - a good cook Apply 10 A
w Davis, corner Masten and san Jasinto
streets.
WANTED-Two comfortably furnished
w rooms, with board, for gentleman with
family. Address ii, tins ofioe
WANTED. Information concerning the
w Whereabouts of Geo. +. Kelly, supposed
to be partially insane Address Mrs, Julia
Kelly, SOL Franklin street, Baltimore, or Hal.
W. Greer, lawyer, Cor .tcans, Texas.
"ANTED-B Bell Boys at the Grand. Wind
w sor hotel,
NY ANTED-B oarders wanted at the corner
w OF Lamar street and Ross avenue. Nice
furnished rooms. Mrs w. K. Spencer,
NY ANTED-A first class tailor, cutter and
w maker 10 take charge f shop, Address
Alonzo Hunt Weath.rford, 1exas.
ia, ANtED -AGENrS-For our new and fast
selling hooAp, and fine IL ustrated Fam.
ily Bible. AL on or address, Texas Book and
DIV eCo., 40 Main st Dallas, TeNls.
NY AN rED-tgom two TO six hundred acres
w ofgood prairie land within thirty miles
oil Dallas or Sherm n; mutt be cheap Tor cash
AddressN Hanna, L. o. Box 3i1, Dallas,
giving description, location and lowest price,
Wy ANTED-EmI loyment by aman OF faml
w lily, with twenty years eXrerier ce in the
General Mercantile business. VIII take a DO
sition at q living salary. Best of references
gwen. Address 7. y Lock box "a,