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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17
Use of Wooden Clothing.

Prof. Jnger, of Stuttgart, recon-
mends the use of woolen clothing both
in summer and winter, and has invented
q sort of normal dress by which he
claims the accumulation of fat and water
in the system can be prevented. This
normal clothing has two essential prop
critics:
|. It consists exclusively of wool,
avoiding all materials woven from plant
fiber Cotton or linen).
9. 1t makes strong point in keeping
warm the middle line of the front of the
body.
But the principal peculiarity of the
clothing is the exclusive use of sleeps
wool, even avoiding pocket and other
Innings Of cotton.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17
An Editors Trials.

No words can tell how much Thark-
cnys generous soul suffered in his cdi-
torial capacity. There is Il class of peo-
pie who look upon an editors office as II
bureau of general relief young widows
with numerous children send in manu-
scripts with frank avowal that they are
conscious Of possessing no literary ability
whatever. but that they feel sure this or
that one will be accepted, as otherwise
they and their little ones must stnrvc !;
there are farmer boys, who write diagon-
ally across brown wrapping paper, and
beg for favor as a means of acquiring an
education; there are thousands who
have failed at everything else, but are
sure they can write some are pretcn-
tious and impudcnt, others modest and
appealing, and with the latter it is par
ticularIy hard to deal A great many are
vitlpcratiyc, and look upon the editor as
n deposit installed to crush all rising
genius. More than once, when Thack-
cray paid out Of his own purse forartlcles
which he could not use, the writers re-
preached him for suppressinS matter
which surpassed his own. The work be-
came uncomfortable to him, and he gave it
llD,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17
A FellOw-Feeling.

The manager Of n dramatic comblna,
ton playing an engagement in Detroit
was approached on the last day by a
stranger, who asked for pass for that
evening:
"Why should give you pass?" was
the blunt demand.
"On account Of the fellow-feeling, u
was the serene reply.
"Sir, | do not know you.
"Neither do know you, but that isn't
the fellow-feeling | had reference to-.
"Do you belong to the profession?'
"No."
"Then 1 fail to SEQ how there is any-
thing in common"
"You struck this town last Monday,
didn't you ?" asked the stranger,
"Yes."
$50 did I, and I'm going out OF it to-
night dead broke, same rs you. That $
my point, may it please the court.
The "court" whistled . melancholy
tune, figured up the cash receipts once
more, and then wrote the pass without
further argument.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17
Mnnrinr a Mask.

What agood thing itwould be if women
would only speak their minds. There Is
nothing that honest men desire moro than
to understand that mysterious race that
is So like them, and yet 50 unlike, who
share their homes hut not their thoughts,
who prc so shrcwd, so practical and so
irrational Tho poor men yearn the
break down the invisible barrier and see
into the real life of those they love SO
we'll: hut the loved ones smile and chat
ter and say pretty things, and ingenious
things and things they have borrowed
from men and improved i'll the borrowing,
but never one word Of the real thoughts
that are working in their busy brains,
So the men fluttcr and lie because they
think the women like it, and the women
accept it all because they think 1t is man $
nature: and the men think women
cmpty-hcadcd angels, and tho women
thInl, men are fine intelligent brntcs; and
the two classes 80 on loving and dcSpls-
ING one another accordingly, and all for
tie want Of a little truthfulncss i'll CON
ycrsation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17
A Phenomenal Whistler.

William Gumby, colored man living
in Philadelphia, is a very remarkable
whistler. His notes are indescribably
sweet, and yet withal powerful enough
to fill large-sized hall. Gumby can
whistle in two distinct octaves at the
same time, and when asked to give an
exhibition of his skill he whistled the
Mocking Bird" and several other tunes
In manner in which not two but three
tones were distinctly audible. The tones
seem to be something between n flute
and fife, possessing the sweetness OF
the one combined with the shrillness OF
the other, and yet possessing something
that belonged to neither. He intends to
perfect himself, and then appear on the
stage. g.,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17
Clear Grit.

A plucky Kentucky school ma'am is
Miss Hillbreth, of Hopkins County. She
attempted to punish boy named Merrill
for some miSdeamor, when the youth
drew his knife. Miss Hillbreth unarmed
him, and he brought n club to his assist
ance, but she finally whipped him. That
night the boys father went to Miss Hill
breth's boarding-houso and cursed her
shamefully. The next day he went to
the school-house to continue his abuse,
but the lady had armed herself with a
pistol and dared Merrill to enter the door.
Merrill ran home, and was returning with
shotgun, when he was arrested by an
officer, but soon escaped, and is now az
large.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17
The Game of Boston.


The game at cards called "Boston,
says late writer in the New York Wmc$,
after the capital Of Massachusetts,, and
much played hy our foreiathcrs, has
lately been revived, it is said, in New
England and in New York, especially
here, and is greatly enjoyed on account
of the skill required for proficiency.
Boston is played by fonr persons with
two packs of cards, which are never
shuillcd. One OF the packs is dealt and
the other cut alternately, to determine
the trump, the trump governing the
game. The dealer deals five cards to
each player twice, and deals six cards
the last time around. il the first player
can make, or thinks he can make five
tricks from hlS hand, he says - go
Boston, and his fclIow-pIayers may over
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NUMBER sc.
ALL SORTS.

A CnINAMAN has entered tho Harvard
Freshmen class
GEORGE BANCROFT says Washington
was six feet two inches high.
OFFENBAoH made much money from
his operas, but died poor.
Mrs. FLoRENcE's costumes in the
"Mighty Dollar" are insured for $685.
00O
APAR1s shop had $1,000 customers
one day this fall, and sold $3.50, ,000w worth
of goods.
VERMONT has four venerable ex-Gov-
ernors living, each Of whomis more than
so years old
WHAT is the difference between fxad
star and meteor? One is sun, the
other dNrtcr.
TIrE woman who has the best time Mt
party is the woman who has the great
est show Of real lace.
TIE Rochester Ucr0id SAYS that the
man who has corner in pork should be
made to squcol.
A NEVADA ball report says: "Miss
Honora Y. was full Of Gelatin fact, the
eclatist lady present"
TIE honey crop is n pronounced fail
urc by onc-half. SO that we have not "
sweet thing in bees this year.
No LESS than 5000 Cinnamon are now
building railroads in Oregon, Washing
ton, and British Columbia.
ATLANTA has Il new enterprise, watch
manufactory. 1t begins with facilities
for turning out six watches per day.
w w Copcor,x Of Wpsbinrton. has
civnn owoy &3 O0O ono in public benofac.
tions and ii 1000, 600 in private charities.
urypv WALLACE and Jane Wallace
his wife hnyo entered college at Yves.
jnvon University. o.. as Freshmen"
on. n;u, ",1,- ~ ooo 0oo of ;rhoh.
na', ",''' ,'t |,ai,, t,.,;oo no n,rol,
,,.Li"t I,'," ~ Inos Totr yith % O0O o0O ~
;nLnLitmts.
n..u.,..,,,.i,,, IS n,o oo,,l,uoti,, s.
w 1iIH o,,';,io' ", ',s' . .,'oWia,i"n ~
Io lc''ln "i''lito',"l ii,;I y, Ii,o C"p.,iu VI
i'oii'S' h1' m ~ o''.'i m T;mo of Ttol,. "'l' p
"Y,,'' y ,,,
laE poo' S',,ilS' @ ln, "uiM9 ~ ~ l'"ly t, 'ino n''
III 'Wi,' o '' ;9.titinr % % L"iS 90 "onS;1dr"1 m p"11
o,I, @ ,n9 amTnront v thn roomio ,Uo''oi0'
H''io anu o0',, '',''''' '''' P0'pI''
a nILL collector returned to Memphis
on horseback w With nag lull Oh Sola ana
silver com. Inc EofSe ran away the
nnB "miI' % ,'nii"o "It 5n MI tLo "" r,"rov ,o''o"''
lor 'l'l.'' l,'0N'"5 w ''l' In''.''
AN effort Is on i9ot at washington TO
procure the assembling 'here OF a worlds
convention TO promote International ar,
bitration, Sept ., 1865 tle centennial
of the acknowledgment OF American IN
dependence,
"EvERYBoDY is looking at Rhode Isl
and" remarks the editor of the Provi-
dcnce DiSpatch in the course of an edit
orial on 1.-THE Duty Of the Hour" This
explains the recent advance in the price
of microscopes.
prorAv,ry has increased to such m
cxtont in New York since the telephone
WINS introduced that the company has
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17
SUNSET.
by HALLE e. YOUNG.

In the far west, as the day grows old,
watch a city Of dazzling gold;
From the minarCts &at pierce the Sky
listen 10 hear the muezzin's cry;
Affairs are many and all agl0w-
Their incense smoke Is white rs snow;
Banners Of crimson are floating ont
From arches Of opal scattered about;
Stccplcs and spires in sp!cndor vie,
And temples Of jasper touch the sky.
Hast thou, o! city above the trees,
An Ahclard and lIcuisc?
My fancy is busy in peopliug thoo,
SO high above our earth and sea-
Thy glory illuGmes the bending skica,
Ard ! dream thee glimpse Of paradise,
And wonder, and worship from aiar,
~ ANGELS swing Tie gates aiar.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17

THE Emory City British Columbia)
Sentinel says it is read in every house in
that town; but there are only two houses,
and one of those is the office Of the Sen
tinet newspaper.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17

Trail came from educatinghis daughter
at seminary. She reproved her father
for wiping his mouth on the table cloth,
and he went to the barn and hung him
self.-DetyoH Free Press
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17
TIuE SOUTH TO THE NORTH.

r,,,,,,,,J ,,,, ,,,i.j L,i Nm, ucIlDl.. fppg
''''"'''"' """"'"''"'' "'L"'" w WV
rSitdtOn.I
l.
''Tw1s ortcr gIorious hott!c
In tbc s,ynnng or fine Rapilnn
Inv on NV hack Mt uIidniGht
Awouuird and hcIplrss man.
heard such delightful music
FROM lanks with their mOAllS ana Broahs'
hated the iGnks hk' cold pZ0n,'
Ih'N shot my fnther and s.ui
y" Always aimed Tor kiIlhB,
Ana carried loaded gun.
No. hnng and crashing OF battle,
Ihchot charge and the warriors cry,
Lett hgh-hcapod, drcnchcd earth WIN NcUm''
Ahd the wounded who begged to de-
ar on We could hear the roaring
80 l'll OF the raging oi murderous men,
we loud ohF have fearing or hoMnB
lhal our side might tho victory VIII
We had marched to the night in tho morning;
- i"ught uniii forced 10 Stop
nov, vas hungry and thirsty
VAN never q hle or urup.
iu"uEht ol tllr ,Imc I'hnerS,
WIN mH'E thllktinRS lta7ti
nov, oi ult wasted fragments
y Il nave Ehatrhed Tor thr very lcaSL
uvWEht "' lne hprhliui fountain
"a' P,"ACu ny my lath'r uo"ri
ltmnUklt oi thr Wld-urc bayou
hNt Glt my canoe ghdod ocri
tnnuBut ot the mighty river,
no plantations moving through;
up"Hht oi tho aslaht heaven
nIt s''"louh lii' ram ana dow
bU, llvS' were AL empty lancleS,
- Nd.t' 'N'h Increased NY tHtbb
'Iul II p""GrrsN longing
Was hAo Lah'alus cursed
H.
Suddenly In the thick darkness
weak voice made me Of angels think;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-15

Fast trains on some of the more enterpris-
ing railro ds seem to be coming into vogue
again, and st. Louis is to have the benefit If
the shortest possible time to New York and
other Eastern cities. The Vaudala Line
never in the rear and generally in the lead -
will change its time schedule tomorrow, and
the distance to New York LOGS miles, will
be shortened four hours by their new last
train. Passengers leaving St. Louis tor that
point will thus be carried through in 33
hours, 1t is almost superAuous to refer to
the superior equipment and elegant accom-
modations of the Vandslia route. It's advan-
tages are known and appreciated by all
travellers between the East and Wcst.--St.
Louis Republican, May so.
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HusIuess Notice,

Call on 4. G. Byrn, agent, Terrell, Texas
He represents the very best fire insurance
companies doing business in Kaufman county.
He will sell or buy city OF county property,
or give any information desired concerning
the same. Call and see him. He is also the
agent for the DALLAS DAILY AND WEEKLY
HERALD for kaufman county, and will
deliver every morning the paper
anywhere in the city of Terrell, for
twenty-five cents per week, and take orders
for advertisements and Job work at publish
ers prices ANY business entrusted to him
will be highly appreciated. Office upstairs,
second-door east of the Postofiice, on Moore
avenue, Terrell. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-15

The lithographing establishment and book
bindery of Miles Strickland, Galveston is
one of the largest and most complete in the
State. 1t is the only biadery in Texas that
ever got diploma for blank book manuiac-
turing. Strickland is the pioneer book binder
in the Southern country, and he has added
to his office all the late improvements and
machinery, until now it is without an equal
in the whole South. His prices are as low
and his work as substantial as can be found
in the best offices in the Eastern cities. Send
for circulars and prices, Orders promptly
filled
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-15

For the past few weeks the Herald jon
OFFICE has added largely to its extensive
stock of Job material. Several new fonts of
book type, together with forty fonts of latest
style display type, six presses, all run by
steam, render the HERALD Jon OFFICE the
most complete in all its appointments in
Northern Texas, and without a superior in
the entire State, Our workmen are all men
of experience, which is a guarantee that the
work is executed in an artistic manner. Our
friends and the public generally are invited
to ca and examine specimens and to hand in
their orders Prices moderate and work
done al shortest notice.
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A Sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure Gonorrhea, elect,
Cordee, Structure, disease of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs of males and
females.
Dr. Hunters Specific No 2 is sure rem
edy for Shermatorrhea, Seminal weakness,
Nightly Emissions and Loss of Power, caus-
ed by self-sbuse or excessive indulgence
Price of DR.. Hunters Specific So per bottle
injection 81. Sent everywhere by express
Or. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No. AIS
North Seventh street, st. Louis, Mo, Send
two stamps for treatise. Cures guaranteed
or money refunded a4-d&w-1y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-15

English Female Bilters is not II beverage
but ID q powerful and unmistakable female
tonic, importing iron TO impoverished blood,
gives a keen appetite, aids digestion and
proper assimilation of food, strengthens the
feel, +, invigorates the chronic, aud is promp
and reIiabet in is effects.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-15

Here Jimmie, run up to Jones and get me
u ten-cent package of BLACKWELL'S
FRAGRANT DURHAM BULL SMOK'
ING TOBACCO. See here, mean the gen.
nine Durham; look for the Bull on it, and
take no other All right sir, | noes it; dee
kant fool nae.
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The jackson Wagons.

The following explains itself and accounts
for the unprecedented demand for the Jack
SOB wagon all over the world:
TEcUMsEH, Mich, April 2, 1880.
"a. 7. & W. Manfg Co.
| tell you, all things considered, the
"Jackson Common Sense is the wagon.
When William Hayden moved from Jack
eon, twenty-five years ago, he brought a
jackson wagon 18th him, which he used
Twelve years there, sold it to farmer; he
used it five years, then sold it to w. Com
FORT, miller; he used it five years. 1t was
iust sold by him at auction for S25 twenty
i've dollars), and will stand several years use
Jet. Inever heard of wagon with such a
secord before; seventeen years drawing -four
md feed five years on farm and scld at
anction for S25. Yours truly,
KENNEDY & HAYDEN.
6 Sold by D. Bryant, west side of court
house square, Dallas, Texas.
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Board of Equalization.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Honor
~ able commissioners CouIt of Dallas
county, Texas, will convene on the nth day
IF June, $50 (bejng the second Monday for
the purpose OF re- ewing The assessn' MT lists,
or books of the County Assessor tor inspec-
ton, correction, equalization and approval.
Any person feeling aggrieved from an over
assessment can avail himself of tle oppor-
tuuity of having the same reduced
- Witness my hand ana official seal,
LIS, this LIST day OF June, A, u. 1sS'.
-. A. HARDWOOD. County Clerk.
By G, f. BoLANz. Deputy.
BY referring to the above II will be seen that
tie Board OF Equalization mees on the lith
inst. | WILL therefore, receive assessments
up 10 that time, and would earnestly request
all parties who have not rendered their prop
en- y for 1880, to come forward and make re-
turn of said property before the expiration Of
that time K ID. kAWL1NS,
Tax Assessor, nallss county, Texas.
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she attended ball-dalced to q late hour
became overheated-went home thinly clad,
IN cold, damp night air, and caught col
Next Observation-Disclosures of appetite slight
fever-dry skin-pains ard ACCESSIBILITY seu-
reconsideration to get up. Remedy
one bottle English Female Bitters, prepared
epecally for such conditions. Never tails
alther in recent or chronic cases,
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FINANCIAL.


ITO LOAN--On mdoubtea security, 81 900, on
i would buy good paper. Apply to FRANK
WHEAT 767 Main st
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TWENTY FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES.

- OflCk = advertisements NAV he handed
mt our business onice up to 5 p. IN
ana into the composing room M 10 a, M
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mo EXCU ANGE Ii $40 acres of line grazing
L and farming land with part cash, to eX'
chlnge for merchandise Address, A. j 7
Herald Office
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Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
mium at st. Louis Fair, 1879.
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ALL SOR is

A PARTNER with cash cap ,tal of four or
"A five Thousand dollars, for the coming sea-
son, to run the mill at this place, on the Dallas
n Wichita X. w., l6 miles from Dallas; about
TO he the great thoroughfare from Dallas north;
or. would sell mill and farm on good terms,
Call ON 5 b. Scott, 5Oi Elm ST., Dallas, or adj
dress Roy Il. Scott, Trinity Mills, Dallas Co.,
Texas. narSO
A TTENTION, TEACHERS Parties desiring
n to teach in the Public Schools of the city OF
Dallas will send in their applications for posi-
tlOn on OF before june "a, 1880. James b, Sinp-
son, President Of the Board.
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NVANrEn--A music tcacbcr competent To
" teach bolh, brass and string Instruments.
VIII pay good salary Apply at once To san
Saba Curnet Band, san Saba, Texas
NNe NrEn a dinmg-room girl (whte) a.
w the Wilson House, Ennis Light work
aud liberal wages \ desirable situation.
Address Wilson House, Ennis, I MAS.
Nv ANrED 20 Board ny a gentleman and Two
w little boys. Terms must be moderate,
Address "a" Herald once
NyANTED-A boy tn assist rs mailing clerk.
W No one need apply who is not unusually
rapid with a pen Apply at Herald oNice.
"ANTEp - y situation by competent
w druggist, with ten years experisuce;
capable of taxi charge of a Sto;ei object OF
th nge ~ IRE Than salary Address IL. h. W.,
Box 50, Tyler leyas,
WANTED A girl to ito general work fur
w small family lnquircat Herald Office
NNyANTED "A nicely furnished room, by
w single gentleman. Address L, y. Box
No. l64t
NITANTED So BOADERs-In private family,
w whore there are no other 10 srdprsi u few
hoarders, iine rooms, good location and gOoi
table, Reference required Apply to j. II,
Davis, Real estate agent 100 Lamarst
\(TANrED "A white woman to 20 In toe
w country 10 do c oking ana general
housework for small family, Gerrtan pre-.
Ter ed, Address K. l.. Hadick, Decatur,
Texas.
NY ANYED-A man, to cook and care for
w horses and cows. Apply to q. NJ. Wheat,
at Sanger Bros.
UTANrED-Two hundred tie CHI ppers
w wanted Immediately on line of Dallas
\ Nienita railroad Apply to Adams Il
Le0r ard, Dallas, or to X, s. Rosser, on the
line OF the road. Ties are to be 6A inches
thicS, inches face, aud 81 feet long, and in
Sptcted by tie agent of the Texas & Pacific
ra lway.
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FOR SALE

FOR CASH, to the highest bidder at the Dal-
las County courthouse, on the 9Th day OF July;
there will be sold, at public outcry, one hundred
and twenty acres of land in Rockwell county
situated on the headwaters ofthe South fork Of the
Sabine river and known As survey No 26i, pat
ented to Nat NJ Burtord, as assignee of Lewis Il
Wilson. This Is n most excellent body of land,
lying well and being exceedingly fertile AT the
same time and place also,will be sold a six room,
> story house, new, well built and comfortably
finished, large cistern, $50 barrels, aud lot on
which il is situated; the me being one-third of
lot mol, in block A 70, ON Wood street, between
Akard avenue and Lacey street The title to all
the foregoing prope ty is perfect and the property
iiselfyaluable. Forfull particulars, apply TO
ID 4 RAlNWATER,
At the City Elevator
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:
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

StTOCK SPECULATION.
= Parties desiring to opcrnto in Stocks will
ind ii to their advantage to communicate
with the undersigned. Large aud small lots
bought and sold tn ongh the New York EX-
chenge, on mnderate margin. RUSSELL
SAGk'S STOCK PRIVILEGES A SPE IAL-
TY Highest price paid for Boston, hartford,
and Erie (old stocks) Correspondence solic-
tied. j. 5. PURDY 4 CO.. Stock Brokers.
40 Exchange Place, New York
Reference Hon. Russell Sage.
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LOST.

I ACKNOWLEDGMENT DECEMBER Il, 1879, due
u twelvs mo this after date. papabla TO
Iletry Boil or Elizabeth Boil, for St2j, with
Interest, All persons are warned not tl trace
or buy Sald note, as payment has heen stopped.
Note WAS given by NJ. NJ. Buckley enry
Boil
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

NVANrEu--A music tcachcr competent to
w teach both, brass aud string Instruments
W I'll pay good salary Apply at once To san
saba Curnet Band san Saba, Texas.
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aisaaaHfHaaHHaHaaaHHaas 20
FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT--A small neat, furnished house
L to gentlemen aud wife. Young lady TO
no ard with the family. Address "Rent, "
Herald Office
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NNeNrEn a dnmg-room girl (white) AZ
w the Wilson House, Ennis Light work
aud liberal wages. \ desirable situation.
Address Wilson tlOuse, Ennis, I MAS
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WANTED "A white woman to 90 In toe
w country 10 do c oking and general
fer ed, Address X, l.. Zadick, Decatur
Texas.