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special Meeting Of the stockbo,aou
and directors of the Texas 4 .t
Louis Railway COmDauv


Notice is hereby given that a specla, ,,oo,-
ting OF the Stockholders aud Dirrctors ~ ~.
Texas " st Louis Railway Company viii luz luz
ned at tn Office of said Company In the civ vu
o. Tyler, Texas, on the 27,h day of July, lssp
In pur usoce II resolutions 10 ihat az rso,'
which were adopted alta meeting of lhe nico ~,
tors vi SAID com pany. held In the con, ranv,,
once al TyleF, Texas, on the 27tn day OF III
1881 which are ns follows:
"Rss LIVED, That a special Meeting NJ m.
Stockholders of the TEXAS e St Ion7s u pa ~
way company be, and the same 8 herebv
lieu u take pisce 1T he General O0jce y
tne comOany, in TYLER, Texas, at 10 o,cIocL
on me 21th Cay of July, lssi TO take into can,
sloerston the prnprieiy OF increasi o the an
ltal STOCK OF said com oany, and 10 Increase
the same so rs tn make the i'd can TAI stncS
an mount NOT exec ding the sum of TweIva
~. Union DOLLARS, AK may be dets mined Inv
ihs slocknolders al said meeting thu same ~
inciude and cover al. STOCK which mas hereo
toIore been issued; and furt! err to nuIh VIC
the Issuance and disposition OF The Ronis Of
e s'id hRilway Company. the said bonds IN
w. IN suen IN am ,unt, and be PAYABLE at such
rae rer annum. "a the said stockholders NAV
men agtea npon,ard toau hori @ s mort. apa ar
N lrtgage Of the Rsilway and other pronertv
1i lhe company TO secure the payment OF said
bonds and the interest thereon: and 9nr tha
transaction of sncn other bu ines, as NAV
l. ultimately come before said meeting.
~ 'fslLVED, ihat a meeting the board Of
Directors of the Texas & st. Louis Rail-
WY Company be, and the same is hereby cail.
ea 70 taxi pace at the oillcs of The company.
In me city of Ty Ter, rexa-, at 10 O'Clock nj.
on lhe 27th ay of July, 1851 for the transac,
tlon OF general business Of the compa.s ". and
especialiy Tor the purpose OF carrying on and
giving effect to the actions Of the s'o;kbolders
IN Inc leasing the stocs, and prov ling for the
Issuance OF bonds OF said company, ami mort.
cages to secure the same.' ''''
Gil as. T. BONNER,
HecretarY,
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steam and Lightning

The HERALD job rooms have Just received
and have now in operation, a Campbell pony
lightning iobber run by steam, and capable
OF doing more work in shorter time and at
less expense than any other job printing
press in north Texas. The public generally
are invited to call aud SEQ it 10 operation, and
bring along their job work of any variety
or descrip,inn.
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A: u K. Mittenthal sell their stock Of dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes, OF such
reduced figures that the poor people can
attire themselves in as fine clothes as the rich
have.
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Ladies', mems, youths and chldrens
shoes At twenty per cent cheaper thea any
other house in Dallas, at A. Il Il. Mitten-
thal's.
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Buy your furniture at Blliugton's, 70
Elm street.
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THE
DALLAS HERALD.
The Great and LEADING
Journal Of Texas.
Another cycle of twelve months has rolled
Hund and We present again our annual
AIMS to the public for continuance OF the
generous and increasing patronage heretofore
extended to the HERALD.
The last year has been one frsught with deep
interest to Texas, and more particularly to tn
northern portion of the state. New lines Of
railroads have been projected and now under
construction, while the older com panles have
been extending their maines and pushing
branches in every detection. Immigration has
been pouring in rom nearly every state in the
union and the deneslypopulatedoo of Eu-
rope. These'immigrants, as q class, are far gu
perlor in intelligence and enterprise to thos
usually falling TO tho lot of new countries. As
n general thing they possess means sufficient to
erect comfortable dwellings, Improve farms
and in this way add to our general prosperity
In the face OF these facts the management O
the HERALD has endeavored to keo with
he advancement of the state, AMI the paper
has been enlarged.rom twenty four columns q
few monthsago to forty -elght column journal,
and Is now the
Largest Daily In Texas,
With correspondence In all the principa
cities and towns In the state, and in the great
metropolitan cities of the country. 1t is the
only paper In north Texas giving
Full Telegraphic Dispatches
From all parts of the Untes States and Europe
Asa
Commercial Paper
1t Is without superior In the whole south and
stands unexcelled In Texas for the fullness I'd
correctness of Its reports both at home and
abroad.
The HERALD In the future will occupy the |
same high conservative ground which has al
ways characterized 1t under Its prssen |
showing fayors to none, nor
fauling.to point out errors or endeayoring
eradicate them even in the most exalted 10.
altlons, state or national.
The HERALD in politics Is an Independent
ournal, progressive In Its Ideas, and advocate
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A. Il L. Mittenthal will sell you good
blue flannel suit from 500 to 5000.
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nOuble Murder.

Little Rock, Ark, August 25.-Reports Of
double murder committed near Waldron
Scott county, reach this city. John Stewsr
lived west Of WAdron where he ran store
in connection with his farm. Besides selling
goods he accommodated those who wished
with game ofpoker. Two men, Fulsom
and Hobbs by name, called on S.ewsr. and
induced him 10 open game. They had
abou. $50 between them which in less than
ten hours had found It's way into Stewards
pocket. Toward morning they drew out,
mounted horses and rode away. Next night
they returned, called Stewart out and asked
for whisky. When he drew the whisky he
turned his bscl, toward the mon, one OF
whom shot him through the head. Hefell to
the floor, and they dragged him cut into the
street and put five bullets more In the body.
"Billy" Msssingdale, of Waldron, on visit
10 Stewards family hearing. the shooting ran
out to see what was the difficulty. One Of
the dosperadoes chased him back into The
house and as he was entering the door, sent
abulet crushing through his head, entering
at tho back and coming out just under the
nose, He dropped dead o. the feet of Nj.
Stewart, who had run In her night-clothes ~
the door. Tho butchers fred one moro shot,
probably AZ the woman and then took 70
their horses and escaped. The murder Is the
mos, brutal and oowsrdly ever known in the
county, snd. no efforts will DO spared to hunt
he rascsls down, who headed toward the
indian nation.
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The Comet and the Predicted Cold
weather.
IN. Y. Herald.

,Ns heTdiu.
Strawberries comet has now reached ita
perihelion, but Mr.. Vennor's prophecy OF
strong, cold northery winds and frosty wea-
cher which were to be experienced at this
period are not forthcoming. Singulsrly
enough, while this prophet looked for cold
weather as an accompaniment of the third
comet of 1881 distinguished sc British eel
enlist 10 the last number of the Genteman's
Magazine argues to show that there may be
not any connection but coincidence between
the appearance of the great comet
of 1851 and the recent phenomenal heat
1t appears now that no such frosty weather
as was expected by this date has developed,
and timid people may breathe more freely,
as the predicted visitation is not likely to be
realized. We had the temeiity TO express
our incredulily on thiS point and to doubt
the occurrence of such frosty spell. (which
it was limited would take place about the
Goth instantly 80 early as the 10Th, and
nothing brought TO light by subsequent
temperature changes has altered our mind.
There is no reason TO suppose that any
thing so flimsy and sttenuated as a comet
can exert at vast distances any decided inau-
ence on the earlhi's temperature. IF there
could be conceived" said Herschel, referring
70 o comets tail, ''such thing as negative
shadow, momentary impression made upc n
the luminiferous ether behind the comet
this would represent in some degree the con-
ception such phenomenon irresstibly calls
up" Lsxell's comet remained en-.
tangled for three or four
months among Jupiter's satellites with
out causing any measurable perturbation in
their movements, but 1t has been computed
that, had 1t been composed Of matter like
that Of our earth, II would have even length.
ened our year by more than two and three
quarter hours. II has been suggested that
the flashing forth Of comets tails over mil
lions of miles Of the celestial vault may be
due 10 luminous discharges taking place I'M
der great outbursts Of solar heat and light,
which make these cometary displays along
lines of electric force radiatng from the sun,
and registering their influence on our mag
netic conditions. But after our present exs
perienoe with comets we need not dread
their influence upon our atmosphere.
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List week kece OF bone was dug UP by
the msn grading on the San Luis Obispo 4
Santa Maria railroad extension, in Csliiornis
The bone was sixteen feet long and two fee
thick. and when exposed TO the air, crumbleC
inio small pieces,
The De0ver & RIO Grsbde company con-
template building three Thousand miles Of
railroad in Utah within the next five Year,
They will give employment TO at least fifteen
thousand people, and Salt Lake will be their
headquarters.
Bartlett pears from the vicinity of Susuu
Solano county, Cal, are being shipped TO
Chicago. The freight charges on twenty Car
loads recently shipped were $l7 900 The
fruit realizes about $500 on each car load
An American cheese bore away the prize
ofs silver medal at the late great cattle
and dsiry show at Birmingham, England.
The prizs cheese was one of tho largest
ever made. weighing three. fourths of ton. Ii
came from Iowa.
The Baroness Burdett>Coutts had an en-.
gsgement one day recently TO distribute the
prizes at a < rls' school in Chsmberwell, but
her coschman lost his way in the wilds o
that region and her lsdyship was an hour
and a half late.
L S. Cobb, of Oobb's mountain, Georgia,
will make tweHty thousand quart bottles OF
fine claret wine from eleven acres this season
which will bring him $4,000
On the Colorado desert species of tortoise
grows 10 weight of twenty-five pounds and
the meat of this is considered of great deli
cscy among the Indians.
The California extension of the Union Pa
cifc from Nephi is now giving employment
to FIVE hundred graders. The road runs
through Tintic, and other rich mineral dis
tricts of Utah and Nevada.
The production of canned fruits and veg
etsbles for the state Of MARYLAND for the
year 1870 amounted to Sl,5S7, $50, while in
1880, for the city of Baltimore alone, the
amount was SIS. 201 ,265.
The Rev. Mr.. Fairly, of Hatch vile, Mass,
backed his wagon out into Crooked pond,
and was fishing therefrom when he fell into
she water. The body was recovered soon
after.
A $4,000 fountain has been presented by
P. T. Bsrnum to the town of Bethel, Conn.,,
his native place. 1t stands fifteen feet
high, is of bronze, and was executed in Ger
many,
The vineyards in Gabriel valley, Los
Angeles county, California, some Of the
vines of which are nearly 100 years old,
are yet very prolific bearers.
A Chinese wssh-house, in Stockton, CAL,
where several cases Of smallpox are said to
have originated, was burned by order of the
board of health.
Hon. Church Howe, of Brownsville, whose
life was despsired of tor time, is now con.
valescing and will soon be cut.
One hundred and fifty thousand cocosnuts
have been planted in Monroe county, Florida
this season.
The scuppernong crop of Talbot county
Georgia, is immense, aud much wine will be
made.
Sharks are numerous in Red river, Louis
lana. Oae recently shot measured twelve
feet in length.
The peach crop in Massachusetts, thu
present season will be larger than for many
years past.
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We guarantee that Conrs's Budweiser u
proved especially for our own trade, accord
ing to the Budweiser process, of the best
SasEer hops and B ,hemisn barley, and war.
ranted TO keep in sRy climate.
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IL you want 10 get good heA blue
flannel shirt, 20 to A. s 4 Mittenthal, ood
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VNoR SALE-.Ata bargain and ON very lIp-
II eral terms, line fartn Of 40 acres OF rich
black land, all under fence, and In cultivation,
lying Il miles north OF Dallas. Alec 30 acres
OF timbered land on the Dallas \ Wichita Rail-
road, miles west from the farm Title per
feet. Belongs to o non resident who cannot
conveniently look Alter L. for particulars,
100 Main street.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTIrUrE

oIAUNIONi VIHUINIA.
Opens September Goth, 1881. One ofthe FIRST
SCHOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIES IN THR UNITED
STATKs. Surroundings beautiful Climate un-
surpassed. Pupils from seventeen States.
TERMS AMONG THE BEST IN THE UNION.
Board, Washing, English Course. Latin,
French, German, Instrumental Music, &C.,
for Scholastic year, from Sept. to June, 923s
For Catalogues write to
Rev. WIN. A. HARRIS, d. D., Pres't,
btaupton, Virginia
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANIED To LOAN 81, COO to s5.OOO-A
w young man from The north, good ac-
countant and penman, with several years ao
tive business experience and office work, bear
ing 1lrst class references, wants a situation and
VIII loan TO his employers at reasonable low
viewto Investing or taking an Interest In the
business. Prefer wholesale grocery, grain or
cotton, but would not object TO other good
business VIII go 10 any good town ia the
south, and go trial, az to business qualifi-
put hrat class business men or firms need ans
Yer WeT, Address for ton days, l.. Boyd Brlllson,
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
ST. MARY'S INSTITUTE,
A Church school for Girls,

OhuEch ochoOi hor oTts,
VIII reopen on Monday, the 9Th OF Septem-
Der In the choir room OF st. Matthew's Cathe-
dral, Dallas, under the care OF Mrs. u. w.
Carnegie.
INsTRucrIoN-In addition to all the branches
of thorough English education, French and
German, and also vocal and instrumental mu.
sic will be taught. Special attention will
given 10 the cultivation of lady-like manneIs,
Of which careful moral and religious training
ia the only sure foundation.
SUPERvIsIoN-Tne school will be under the
supervision of the bishop and dean OF the Ca
thedral, as visitors.
The PRINoIPAL-Mrs. Carnegie, has had n
large experience in teaching In Scotland. Her
pupils have taken the highest-honor at the ST..
Andrews university EXAMINATIONS.
TERMs-Moderate, payable strictly In ad-
vance,
For particulars apply to
MRS, Q. W. CARNEGIE,
1922 Ervay street, Dallas, Texas.
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East Line ( Red River Rw'v.
Time Gard No, 2,

Taking effect Monday, March II, 1881.
West bound. JEFFERSON. Eaat bopna
400 y. m. Depart. Mail. ;. Arrive 10 10 n N,
DAIN9ERFlELD "'
$40 p. m. Depart. Mail Depart 7bsa, m.
1910 a, IN. Depart. Fright. Depart iJ5 A. M
PTTTBBUR9.
Ilbp. m. Arrive. Mall Depart $50 q, m
1l.b0a. m. Arrive, Fright. Depart 800 n. m
1885 p. m. Depart. Mall Arrive $50 n. m
1850 .. IN. Depart. Fright. Arrive 400 %. m
WlNSBORO.
$3.50 q. m. Depart. Mail, Depart 5:lb n, M.
a25 y. m. Depart. Fright, Depart ll.l5 a, IN,
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
l0l5 p. m. Depart. Mail. Depart $3.50 a, m
4a0 y, IN. Depart. Fright Depart Olb a. I'M,
GREEENVILLE.
2,05a. m. Arrive. Mail Depart 400 a. m.
7abp. m. Arrive. Fright. Depart 6sb q. m
, Connections. AT 9reenvllle with the NJ
Pacific railroad for all points In thonorthwest,
~ Piltsburg with the Texas & 1T. L. railroad
Tor dilmer, MI. Pleasant and Tyler, at JEFF
feraon with the Texas n Pacific railroad for
~. Louis and oil points east, south and SOUTH
east Passenger traip runs daily except Sum
day. mo. 4. Flynn.
General Manager.
3. RAINEY,JR.,
Gen. Ticket and pass. Act, Jefferson, Tex.
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EoR fGIg.-awlena,a :, ~ =, o,..,l

Eok ALk.-A splendid farm of ovsrsa.~.,
oreas 80 s.~,A IN, itu led on Wits I OF
mid. ~ between psi.s q wi iSSn Dallas, aud
sOl * Iehas Central railroad Nss,i,. NOUS
hrns sehoeu and m cultivation Piva "a, a', .
az an pie timber and an abund AMI AM
east by Wh,,sp TRsS oss water. Bounded on he
anu on easy terms by JONES & hUR EsaS ohhesp
agents oaiee 7o4 Esln steel. oNA NJ 4Anu
'os r SSAHhB.5My residence corner Harwood
good WsI WOOL streets, Two slories, rooms.
once. f'snses ~ given 81
ENoR REM Brick store hoIs.- Al, ny IA -,
~ corner Camp aud Lamar strests now ~ ~
Supieu py l.. d. Clark 4 Co. Possession siver
september ISL Apply to 4. b BRYAN,
IAN =, ,,,,z, AT SANGER Rros.
'o7 IN h I'm story brlck building, No
80, nuknesi the best stand in the city; posses.
SIGN given Immediately. Apply TO
Al DoNOHUE
EoR REM the best boarding house in ths
I ~ CITY, Kitchen, dining room AMI Slice ping
,potns complete with all fixtures suitable ,or
the same at reasonable prices to a responsibIs
person. Cali at onos on LOEB & WoODs
ar r nVp,s az Mike Rowe's conner,
OF 4.oEb'S CONCERT HALL,
$780, corner Main an d Martinstreet
Eo6 RENr-The property known as the
Apply 10 BoWSER = vTfRNoN
Eoh KEN This Store, OIL Elm street. "a nv
\ 10Y Ieet, formerly occupied by Calm Bros.
one OF the bost stands - city, Anniy 10
1ohn Browning 1857 En- sl,eet.
hAiLAS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
- Norton's building, corner Sycamore and
Eli Elm s SUI we guarantee to teach The sell
en u1S ~ W riahn, organ, Violin, Guitar, Flute
and Double Bass Music for $50 90 Ali AtrtnS
Instruments taught by Prof. ". Japenrs Of
Shicago' Lessons will not conflict with col
iesSs' pusiic or private schools Hours from
u; m' TO =, M. Persons desiring n musical
euueatlon are respectfully invited to 9 Ii and
'h'estigale our method of teaching,
RespeciiuN",
q = GDODNCW
fro'essor OF Music, Dallas NJ ical
" Conservatory
EWARD-. $50. 90 Stolen at TEhomingo,
~ lndlan Territory, August l2, 1851, -Four
horses, described ns follows: A hay horse.
ABOUT ,,h years old, IL hands high, branded U s,
year rs,s Sn ia swollen roam horse, about
Drown horse, 10 hands high. 7years olds no
brands. A grey horse, IL hands high, 0 yoars
old, ors r., on left flank and scar on
i nm OF ieit hind leg, Above horses are shod
OF gov VIII be paidior information leading to
recovery OF above stock. Address Henry
Loop, Caddo, Indian Territory.
NM ANTED-A situation as DO k-keep.r or
w salesman, with ten years experience. A
permanent situation desired Wages no OBJ.
lecI. Addres G A Moore, Dallas, Texas.
M ATTED-By young man, situation as
w a book-keeper or salesman. Address
A b, Mansfield. Texas.
A good milk cow ana two nice sorrel mao
IA ponies and hack for eale cheap. Apply
q, lt4b or l3is Elm street, East Dallas.
NTANTED--An experienced busipess man
w and competent book keeper wishes
situation lrst of Oct Der as book keeper. Ad-
uress at Western Union Telegraph ofce, or
Lock Box No 2A. Dallas, Texas
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GRANT a. BERRY,
Building Contractors.

And oil kinds Of Job work In briok, wood
and plaster done quickly and in good style,
satisfaction guaranteed on ell work. Leave
orders at Herald Office, or Fendrioh's cigar
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A good milk cow ana two nice sorrel mao
IN ponies and hack for pale cheap. Apply
a. lH5 or l3is Elm street, East Dallas.
WANIED--An experienced business man
w and competent book keeper wishes a
situation first of Oct Der as book keeper. Adj
dress ! Mt Western Union Telegraph ofice, or
Lock Box No 2a. Dallas, Texas
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M ATTED-By young man, a situation as
w pook-keeper or salesman Address
A b, Mansfield. Texas.
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tN ANTED-Two first. class coat makers
w immediately, at IL. Zlmmermans, 5U7
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M ANTED--60 bridge carpenters TO work on
w q. An. @ Ry Apply 20 NJ, d. Faux,
nlpt. Caldwell II Nicely, Contractors, III
Main street. Dallas, Texas. ~
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NM ANTED-A situation as DO k-keep.r or
w salesman, with ten years ok perlence. A
permanent situation desired Wages no OBJ.
lect. Addres, G A Moore, ID DALLAS, Texas.
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FOR SALE:

Il OR sALE-A nice set of bed room furni.
l. ture. Address j l., this Office,
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EoR RENT--A Nice room furnished or un-
a furnished to young men or gentleman
anu VILE. Apply at ll22 Main street.
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Texas & Pacific Railway
AID IT'S
coN.SSlE sc SIIl
Most Direct and Quickest Line
rJm all Points in
I E. < A 6

~ "a
|
| am TO
cHi6DSSn1s' MEMPHIS.
MIR nft0S ,ro,n LoufsNvfhfiIER
'o'Do' ANNA, ATLANTA.
Train. sIsr. s,;;. Ss;,A sns soI sss,n...r
~ EAsT Rousn S az foiiowsi
No. No. a. local passenger. .,,,,' ,,s,
NO. = mail and express. '.'.. ,''''''%H p m
WRIST BOUND. " IN
No, o. local passenger. ,..s.
No; l. man and express, ......' 80 i h;TSs m
Nos ! and run daily between, i' Sha IN:
Nos and run daily betwear woa,,.u,,,
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ENoR sALE-A positive sacrifice OF lois with
~ improvements, en- Main street Well
patron!zed stands for business houses, and
also one dwelling house and Let In a good
neigh borhood, convenient to business, and
healthy location VIII sell cheap for cash
Apply TO j. IZEN,
1850 Main street
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WANlED-By young man of GOOD char
w acter and perfectly sober, q situation
as salesman In ssme retail dry goods, grocery,
or clothing house; has had some experienced;
can give best Of references. Call or address +,
HRRALD Office.
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W ANIED-Ihs man who brought load OF
w reach seed To Dallas last " eek, to know
ne made mistake in his place of delivery.
iiney are wanted by j. Il. johnson, Professor
Southern Gem Nurseries. Apply ut residence
on william Street, near the old Mckinney
road.
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WANIED-A white woman to cook. Must
wv come well recommended. Amply toSJ
Adams, at Adams Il Leonardo bank.
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WANTED-MALE C0OK--To COOK for II
wv or 20 young mem salary SIS per month.
Audress with recommendations, Cook, care
Herald office
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w ANTED-Three good reliable exoerlenc-
ea seamsuess. Apply 10 Mrs. Nowlen,
over Thompson Bros. on Elm street,
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WANTED-Twenty good carpenters to work
w on depots and section houses on the ex-
tension ofthe Texas Il Pacific Railway. Steady
work iorsi monthsi wages % 90 and So rs per
Hsy, Apply 10 a. Brownlee, III Lamar street,
between Main and Elm, at Patterson's drug
store. "o
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H'OR SALE-At bargain, the Planter's
l. Wagon Yard, with all the improvementa
nqnlre at l.. Capcron, 900 Main street.
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