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OBITUARY..
GEORGE c. HARDING,


Special Dspafeh 10 IAs Chicago Tribune.
1NplANAroLls. Ind. May s.-Georgo G.
IlarlIux, editor Of the Saturday Reulciu, OF
this city, md for many years one Ut tho best
known Journalists Of the State, diet! this
morning Of etyspclas, tho result OF MI In
jury causcd by falling oyer MI iron grating
IN tho stdowalk, about ton days aRo. Ills
death WIS entirely unexpected, as,
until tho Last dny or two, no
attention had bpon paid to the slight wound
from which ho was suffering. Ilo was 81
years Of agc. h{r. IIar,l!ng commenced Ills
newspaper cnreor with tho l1rltrlo Deacon,
OF Paris, ILL.,, and was attorward special cor.
respondent Ut tile Cino!nnatt Commercial.
From thence he went to tic True Dc.tt1, Of
Now Orleans, and .was city editor Of
t1e a9h' Iioaston ~ r., Grexasl ns!sgra7,t at tho
leete4 either as editor or proprietor with tic
G9teS County t!lltnois) Ledger. aud ths
mud ths Revtctv, OF this city. liz was rccoE-
nlze'l aa geElus IN newspaper circles, anl,
feared Ills pen, no o,.o doubted his ability
, 1881-05-09
ALLEGED ARSON,

SpSt1d1 IHp1ttH 70 IHs CNEdt0 1T16NNe
BosToN, May s.-Thoro have beeu II largo
number Ut incundIary fires In l,oston during
the past fuw weeks, including two to-day,
one Of which nearly destroyed n hny-shcA Oh
the Boston d Maine Rafltoatl track, To-
riEhAthe police arrested d deat-,nnte ilan,ctl
Edward Fitzpatrick, living at Sol.leryllle, IN
suspicion. mid n clear caso Is saltt 10 Iiayn
besn made ont against ilini tho prlncIpal
the Fire Department announcing tltat fires
would be sDt Rt eertftl pofhtH ut sttotl times.
Thu Hires Wuro sci. golng. always at tho tno
1ianled, but III different localities than those
inuicated. Tie authorship OF the lettera ID
clullleu to have boun tracetl to Fltzpntr{ck.
, 1881-05-09

Spfttal Dlspatth to TAe Chicago TF!bunft
!. KANSAS CRY, Mo-. May s.--It Is thought
that trains Of the Wabash, St. Louis Il In.
ellie, Hannibal l. St, Joe, Chicago. Rock
Council Bluffs Railroads will llo ablo to cross
tic Missouri River bridge ut this point on
Monday. trhg long dirt and trestlu approach
Oil tha Harlem .sldo was datnnKell TO
tic amount Of about $4,000 BY tho
late flood, and since lie water recctlcti gangs
of men hnve been Mt work day nrti night 70
repair the damage. An immense at1l0llnt Of
freight has accumulated OH the east and
north sides Of tho river, md thousands of
loaded ears arc side-tracked at stations IN
Missouri.
, 1881-05-09
PENNSYLVANIA TAXES,

rtnLApkIl'il1A, May ia large meeting
Of taxpayers was held at the Academy Ut
Music this evening. for tho purpose Of urg-
Ing Upon tho members Ut the Legislature the
necessity Ut tIlnodiale actlon OH tho pusaaYa
Of the Amended Tax bill, Which proyldos for
tle abolition 2f The fag, ,systen.. which sh4lt
np3M!!ltiuentUf q DBltn0Talt Collector By the
Tax RecelyHr, who shnll ba compensated by
tlxsu salary, lnstaad Ut fees, which he nov
rntNlUA ~ s'
, 1881-05-09
.cARtlNvILLE's PROSPERITY,

OAuLlSvlLLE, Ill.,. May s.-Ths yeaz 1881
will show tie greatest activity In building
operations iu the history Of tills city. ll0uses
are IN couTso Ut erection In every portion Of
Que, hlin.lretl thousand dollars Will be ax.
pended IN improvements, ni,d With Ito tseyei-
oDusellt vt the large, eDsl Interest alld Ati!er
manufacturing establishments tie pOplila-
sion will b. largely increased.
, 1881-05-09

morning carrying three parcels Of goods 10
Thomas .fones' fink shop, at the cornor Of
Clark and Twentieth, streets. 4 policeman
denied hnv!ng. recn1se.l anything. Tho
officer crushed past him mid lntn
tile placa allll fnunh tho
property, nine brass Journals. larEu size, nIltl
man at robey 4 l,ooti.'s packtnR house. itlel,-
titles Afortarty rs the nlnil whom lie saw cur.
rytng the brnsses past his house III tho morn.
ing. Tho Journals Rro supposed to 1lave beet,
stulen FROM some freight car. md mn owner Is
Vnnfnd '-
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CLINTON, ILL.,. Nfay H.-NllIlam n. Fuller,
formerly the proprietor OF the East Atain
S.rcet billiard parlor. In this city, atd later
q book-asent for N. $. Reed, Of Bloomington,
H., has by false roturns mud alleged forgertcs
robbed ils ellp!pyur Ut como t:At, alld Is now
n fltyltlyu from justice. lie Inns d balt rop-
utat!on IN this city, whore lse is well known,
mid ls connected with ulle 1T our foruhlost
fMMlllcs. Officers aru on Ills track,
, 1881-05-09
ARREST OF A BAD AUSTRIAN.

Sptfld4 DT5b07Eh 70 7h5 Chicago 1Fl5uN.-
DosroN, Slay6.-When tho Cunnrt steamer
Batavia came to her lock this morning
osllcors were waiting to arrest Josepi,
Knabeok, Mt the request OF tic Austrian
Government, for tho ombczzlelnent of the
public money III BrldR. ~Pesth. It took q
long T.. tine to scarcl, through tho
800 pnsscnsors. but the tanll was
stealing II 600 gnIlders, md when Searched
Ind only between $500 dnd S410 In Unite,l
States money In hIs possession. anil claims
tltat le Mus r0bbet Of 1900 gulldcrs tn Liver
'ffo man Is willing to return without f0rfnnl
cxtratltEon pnpers, aid will probably DO sent
back 1n tho next steamer.
, 1881-05-09
TIE STElNAN1 MURDER CASE.
Sptetdl Dt&pateh 10 Jn4 Chteaoo Tribune,

LA CnossE, Wis, Atuy s-Tho Steinam
murder case Is attracting UNUSUAL interest In
this city. MS tic parties Implicated arc old
anu respected citzens Ut thfs place. Mr..
Stclnam, accompanied by Chief Of Police
Hatch aud ILLS attorney, Charles W. Bnnn,
went to Pralrlo du Chien yestertny. where
Mr.. Stclnan. was Immediately arrosted and
held In 8, ,0o0, which was given. Mr.. Hitch
and, nTter fally Investigating tho charges,
li,ds that they cotnu from several prominent
men OF that place, and 1t Is believed they aro
lllaae tU lnjuro Hi. Hteinatn. The exainfna-
ton is sut for Monday morning, wloll mat
pltblic. AS the case now sta1lds It Is consiu-
crable Of n mystery, md II the charges are
true Mr. Steinnnl sf,ould haye been arrested
before,-the alleged crime having taken
place III 1871.
, 1881-05-09
BAD flR;IHE LADIES.

BTsst1 D6paseA 70 1Aa EAleooo 1FskNMN
1NuIANApQl.ls, Ind.. May 8.-Ah lmpot-
tant opinion has been given by Attorney
0cnerai Baldwin, which declares unconBtf-
tatlonal the not Of the last Legislature In
tendsa to authorize the eIaot!on Of women al
County Snperintenaents and 70 other
school offices. Thu act Is copy
, 1881-05-09

ARRESTED FOR ENTERTAINMENT.
Special Dapafeh tak Ina chttaeo 1rtbana
MANlTowoc, Wia., May 7.-Last evening
E. s. Brown, the agent of u. II. Osborne l.
Co., lodged complaint for elnbczzlcnont
against NJ. Erickson and II. G. Itanson,
dealers here In farm machinery. Tho
amullnt charged to be e,ntezziol IL between
81. 00O anl 81 ,000. They wUro duly arrested
nnd arralgligA, Alld tllt caae adjourned Tor
Dng week. Tie tlcfuntniitx weru held to
bail III the sun Of &B00 each.
, 1881-05-09
: TILE FIRE RECORD.
At ROCK ISLAND, ILL.
3pttiaf Dtspaleh 10 Ths Chicago THhutts,

Rock latASp, ILL.,, May s.--The 1eock ISL
md Glass Works were destroyed by nre at
soon after midnight Inst night. At II tile
watclltnnn mnde his rounds and found that
all was right. An hour later tho blaze was
beyond control, having spread froM the
turnacc-room, Tho works llayo been doing
heavy business since 1850, and were
crowded with orders. Tho ofIlco anil
Harcroons were saved, and with them about
$4,000 worth OF glass In boxes really for
shipment. The loss Will reach $4,000, i'll
clMllng the enforced ldelcss during rcbuikl-
Ing. Tito insurance on the buildings ina
clifnery, and contents Is $4,000, divided
IS folloMs: NATIONAL, Of iInrtlord,
S,,5oo; Westcllcster,, Of Now York,
sa orens q Hartford. an s55o 5Fr@Ms5sf MaTti'.
westorn National. Of Milwaukee,, Sa0oo;
American Central, Of St Paul, s9,bo0; Fire
Association, Of Philadelphia, 81, ,b00; Star,
0f Now York, $1,000; Gornianih, OF
Now York, 5000: Nletropole, Of
Of Nov York, sl,ooG; Newark Firos 's
of Newark, sl,bJ0; A'nazon, Of Cinctnnnti,
9g,500; L0ntlon Assurance. Ut Lontl0n,
S200; Manufacturers, Of boston, 1880;
C1ml1erclal Union, of London, sl.56o; Bur.
falo German, Of Now York, s., 800; QUEEN,
Of Liverpool, $500; North American, Of
Philadelphia, Sa,HO.
, 1881-05-09
AT INDIANAPOLIS.

'8psttat Dt,pateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
1HDIANAr0l.1s, Ind, D1hy 8.-srho foundry
and machine nllopB OF ltetferInRton 4 Ber-
ner, on West South street, were damaged
81, 100 by fire Inst night. The firm lost yalu-
able patterns, which cannot be replaced,
worth $1,000. Losses covered by $1,000 iu-
Bur9uce,
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GARFIELD VS.. CONKI1NG.

rnAfrTv%T
Az Mn: iSrEhviE" WITH THOMAS n. NicI1of:
Thomas NJ. Nichol at Ills hotel yesterday
a,ul asked his views on the prevailing
TOPIC ,p.. OF e political , Interest, the contest
dent, and particularly 1 on tho ' presldont,s
action In withdrawing ;, the New York
appolntmenls' ,a ~, nir. N,c''oi saa; "The rIes-
r,'a,. o'. uu nos nann ~ uattra ,,.,. v !
tllade by those who oppose the President III
n quarrelsome spirit and manner. Gun. Gar.
1leld is not a quarrelsomo nun. uo is tho
very opposlI ......
SENATOR coSkt1Nd HAS QUA1nEtED
Win more OF MS associates than any other
mnn III public ille. Look oyar tho list OF
public men TINT Conkltng Ids either quar-
y sneerel nt: Dlnine, Sherman, Hayes,
Schurz, Evnrts, Foster, Fentoil, Cur
It's, uoar, Burnsi!le, Dayartl, Lunar, ald
nlany, others. besides II WHOLE llfe Of such
corumon conrtesies Of q gonticnan rs no
other man WIS over tolerated iii. ailu hp
won't be tolerated III much iUngur."
=" You don't seem to be an adnllror OF
Conkling?"x
mo, sir; an
NOT AN ADM1i,gR OF ANY BULLY on ry-
nAST."
Hero 1lr. Elclol paused and said: "Now, /
lavn saa1 ,l naasl! tiltnss' sIch lnlnRs % never
,ad - AID ' te s not aisss iYy s toSe , + gTeat n
prov4catlon 10 10 1ustlty them: bnt Tor
@ efefucs @ e pai to 'IH iils ~ mans nan S'fplss plasss
a1tl 1 con!uct i! public llfg lg Is q vicious,
~ n,,ft Sns ~ m,s.atg'nK o,oen1
inst s,,mnr 1ao III tnn gy yntHar nv o,as a ,xas
, 1881-05-09
COL. TON SCOTT DYING.
ErActdl DknAtsh ia 1xA f,Atosoa 9y46,.hx,

PMiLApELr4IA, May A-Coi. Tll9tlas A.
scotrs death IL now only question Ut
hours. lle has had 0 thlrtl. stroka Of paraly.
SIS aud has lost consciousness. lie rested
SOMEWHAT last evening, but Dr.. Mitchell, Ills
pllyMolali, has no hopes of his regainlng Ills
SENSES for ai,y longth vt time, liz was out
Oh Tuesday for the lust t!ule.
, 1881-05-09
.QIITCAH0.

The alarm from Box 2S5 ut 7:20 Inst ove,l-
Ing WINS caused by u mat catching fire FROM a
kltehell-stove at No. los Foster straot, owned
by Il. StagIner Of No. ~ West Harrison
street, al,4 occupied OIL tic secontl floor,
where the tlra broke out by Mrs. IlalllUy.
:S'Ih1 plarni tr9ir Box 4a7 ut 4:ao yesterday
aftertio0n was. caused by some allnvllgs
catching. fire from n furnace ut Parker &
and Twenty-secUnd streets. The blazo was
G!xtl11galsl1ed with but slight damage by tho
Fire Department.
The aEarln from Box 80 nt 8:4o yesterday
AFTERNOON was turned IN BY n woman who
Li9by's packing G-ltOuso, ut the t0rnUr of State
ard SIxtcontl streets. which slla ln[stook for
smoke.
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An liNWELCOME DROVE, e,,,,t ID

SAN F,,ANclsco. May s.-A.x,,s s.t xu,,s, ".
stsa.er CIV Of rokIv from itoil11 s1 iufiy cut
YokOllan,n.: with u t'loas1''
nese 9buAr1. ,t,,
, 1881-05-09

WOMEN N0TARlES PUBLIC, ii
sptstai AtsVsseA to IN CAteaoo 9rbpn4.
INpIAxAl'oLls, + Ind, May s,-Attornsy-
General Baldwin has given u, oplnIo,s, Vt,-
der which TOY. Poster Is now aotlug, wltcI,
establLsl.es tue rlxht Of women 10 be appolnt-
cd WI Nuiaeies Public.
, 1881-05-09

n lnttiu u 81 jacobs Oh u tfao euA
, 1881-05-09
Of tho Npw York appointments have, in your
"ft bns.had very different effect from
What think Gan. Garfield thought 1t woutu.

o5iai,S Ct sS Nsy York appointments h"v'' in your
y!$ dsa Tssz sszEs sEss ssssss sfs' i 15sS :s
a.. IT WAS \ M1srAKE
and l think .nost uf. tho Republican Sell
asefs ics 70 foiS; a uis ss at vii ttns
foT s eanr%at|o, a'S III ahe N0oes's0n '"l' como up
rs a # + ~ ss;e Ut nhtn fmst ho taken
Moth, my opinion. 0f cotlrso tie sltta.
tim fs suci, tint nto move OF ;tha other, will
~ clafnlctl BY tic party favor1ng that which
y siccCsstll ns ecrtMi'i snrk OF triumph: but
SfsSs tf h 1 nss nsss0pS t e fFR s Sse VIZ VIZ
would otherwise hays vs. Voted % for '.ho 5
stand, VIII eossiddo1 1uass st not 00SfaS SFins
lest ans? ias M''ss!sSs fo9 a1mopy 3;aa2 aa
staness e G. re M!ee!eite ssf ae f'aYa say sns
llsast. that tho pr!se9t' situation has bean
MUCH 1'ErExns uroN s,'Kw yotls srArE,
staies,nanship to wfilcn tic ss b4each oStwee,l @
CUnktlnK and anti-ConklIng, because the lie
paolieai! party needs tlie !Gooporatlorpf the
ss4sesS ls s'sShSs % e s FL np%'na0n q d
No, because nlter tllo executive business
has been ltsposcd Of yo!l could not keep a
quorum a,, Of i Senators in Washington twenty.
"rhen viii tho Mahoue movement be de-
Not tn.my, Judgment, because there arc
SO many peDp!e III tho South WHO nro fully
hs t sss tsst fE paFtas as ' Ty s4
ihc. Independent movement which Sefator
MahOllu l,as in hand rs tue only thing to lead
!tp TO That state VI poIiticnl sentlmet,t which
, 1881-05-09

'i.aronater ebtrootod for temperature, ELEVATION
and lAstFL1nonlht 0trur.
Moan hhrOtlGtur, AGHt.
Mean THERMOMETER. TIL
Mthn humidity, t8,7.
Highest temperature, M4.
LuwuSt temperature, G1,H,
QENIMAL OBSERVATIONS.
CItlCAuO May S-lQt6 y. m.
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race still maintains a tribal organization in
connecticut. Schaghticoke, the ancient
seat OF this people, is situated in the town
OF Kent, under the Schaghticoke mountain,
| IN the middle valley of the Housatonic.
Schaghticoke now consists of six little
brown, clapboarded one-story houses, ten
anted by some seventeen persons. and the
whole tribe number about fifty. The reser-
Walton of three hundred comprises Schagh-
tlcoke mountain, valuable only for its tim.
Der. Vinie, the aged Queen of the tribe, is
nearly white, earns her living by basket
making, and is a member of the nearest
Congregational church.
1t has been reserved for an Italian citizen
oil Harrisburg, now perfectly Americanized,
and therefore imbued with the Yankee
genius, to conceive the idea of boring ut the
side of Vesuvius to ascertain the source of
Its volcanic fires and utilize the tremendous
power which has for ages produced this
amazing eruption by fire, smoke and great
streams of lava, Angelo Posi-
Ponti is the name of the
gentleman, who has devoted a long time
to this subject, and who has now
come to the conclusion after study of the
phases of the petroleum. region of Pennsyl-
vanla, that the causes of the volcanic forces
in Vesuvius are the same as those which
produce the gases in the oil region, only
that those ofthe volcano are the greater
and more powerful in their character His
idea is to have a shaft on the land side of
the mountain, or number of them, and by
that means reach the bed or beds of oil
which, he argues, flow into great basin
Immediately under the crater of the vol
cano, and this, by currents of electricity
are made to burn and overflow in great
floods of lava.
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A Lizard Under N Mans skin.

A gentleman from New London, Rails
county, tells the following story, which he
vouches for: He says that there is col.
ored man in New London, who, for wears
has claimed that he had scorpion under
his skin, and that it crawled from place to
place over his body. A few days since Doc
tors Sprague and Rails, of London, cou.
pie of scientists, coaxed the darkey to sub.
init to surgical operation for the removal
of the varmint. They distinctly traced
the, animal under the darkey's skin from his
waist over the left shoulder, and thence
back again to position between the thighs
and knees of the right leg. Clasping the
limb above and below where the animal
seemed to be, they administered chloro-
form to the man, and making an incision in
the leg, took therefrom living reptile-not
q scorpion, but something resembling a
lizard, 1t was placed in n vial of alcohol,
and the doctors have had several offers for
its purchase. The darkey AYERS that col.
ored man coniured him when he was a bow
and that he has been tormented with this
animal ever since Hannibal special to
Globe-Democrat.
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EQR sALE-at bargain good dwelling
l. house and lot, well located
0,po, o, p. BowsER,
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Browns Arnica SaIve
Heals ulcers, cuts, burns, and inflamed
aVps
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
For SaIel

Tho undersigned will sell any Of the following
Property, viz
q by 10 feet northwest corner Ross avenue
aud Pearl street. with store house thereon
W by $50 feet north side Ross avenue with
residence thereon, No. 537 Ross avenue
CITY Drug Store, Ills Elm street. with IS feet
of ground or with GO feet front.
Part OF block No 265, west Of Central railroaa
and north of Swiss street. near one-half acre.
A, T WFNSLFY Mt Exchange HANK
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There VIII be held u meeting of the stock.
holders Of the Dallas Il Wichita Railroad Com
pany ut the general Office of the company In
ihe city OF Dallas, on Thursday, the 10th day OF
December 1851 for the purpose named In the
following resolution
:, Resolved: That meeting Of stockholders OF
the Dallas " Wichita Railroad Company be called
70 meet at the office of said company In the city
OF Dallas at the hour of IL o'clock noon, the i5h
day Of December, A. d 1881, for the purpose of
deciding upon the amount of, not exceeding
twenty Thousand dollars per mile, Of bonds
which may be issued and negotiated by this
company for the purpose of completing equiping
and improving lis line OF railroad, and paying lis
indebtedness, from the city of Dallas to Denton,
N hsnton county, as may be determined, and 70
Tx Me rate Of interest on such bonds, and 10
authorize said bonds to be secured by a first
mortgage on the property franchises, rights and
privileges OF said company, and that notice Of
said meeting be given, as required by law. And
at the same time and place there win be held
meeting OF the board OF directors of said cor
poraton foT the transaction Of such business as
may come before IL.
Dallas, October 7, 1881 JIM, McCoRNcK
Sec'v Dallas & Wichita Railroad Company =
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pos D'ARC posts and blocks for sale.
~ I. IL. DALEY,
FOrncy Texas
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THE LITTLE DAY DREAMER.

ofwhat is our dear boy dreaming.
His slate before him lies
With copy and sum UNDECIDED,
Gazing far away are his eyes;
His chin on his elbows is resting,
Forgotten Is the rule
That an elbow on the table.
Must not be seen at school.
o. is 1t of cricket he is thinking,
or Is il of his new ball 2
or Is he a new name seeking,
His favoritc pigeon to call ?
o. what can be the subject
So powerful to cnchant!
Sure something very serious
Employs the little brain
Does some bright dream of the future
Our little dreamer hold,
Aud for few brief moments
The scroll Of life unfold
Do funcy'S glowing pages
show him the Time when he
from books and slate and lesson,
And toys shall be set free?
Whatever be the vision,
Present or future joy,
The change for few moments
In our mischief loving boy,
Is great ms wrought by magic;
But nh the spell soon breaks,
And fan and mischief soon return,
When he 10 work awakes,
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g,uemty- asiue Cent Column.
Notices.

NoIlCE-Advertisem may be handed into
~ our business Office up To Sp. m, and into the
composing room up to a. m.
MONEY TO LoAN-I wish TO loan $50 ooO in
W horth Texas, but would prefer for The
DALLAS, Tarrant and Kaufman Applications
can be made TO me at COS Main street Dallas.
Texas. JAMES b SIMPSON novic-sw
NOTICE, ---Strayed from Al Bryan street bal.
~ las, on the 10th of October, a small, blaek
shoulder Anyone restoring or giving any in.
formation at theabove address win be rewarded.
NHoMAS HOUSE-9O7 Main street near
a sycamore, Dallas, Texas; rates 81. so per day,
board by the week or menth Street cars mass
l ye mouse run within two squares of each depot
IN, tnS mouse is new and well furnished The
mnle win be supplied with the best the market
allords, w. THOMAS
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An Inquiry

An Inquiry.
EDroR HERALD-Wherc can / purchase
the best and cheapest furniture in the city ?
Please answer ENQUIRER
George Rick is the oldest and the largest
furniture dealer in the city His goods EN-.
brace everything in the line, and his prices
are as low as they can be bought for in st.
Louis, Cincinnati, or any other western
city. Remember the place, No. 100 and 732
Elm street and the man George Rick.
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miscellaneous aalants.


MANTED--A situation, by a relinble man In
w wholesale or retail grocery, dry .oois ar
| hardware store Has had some experience I'M
retail and jobbing house. Address ''Saiesman n
Box 292, Dallas, Texas, noysi,u
| WANTED-A good partner With a small cant.
" tal, IN one of the est locations for a stock
OF goods in Texas, Address. Horace Rakcr.
Meatheriord, Parker County, Texas Refer to
charles Meacham Dallas. noyaO. II
| WANTED-A situation, to commence Isl DO.
w cember as first or assistant hook keenan,
OF 70 DO general Office work, by perfectly steady
ana thoroughly competent business man. who
VIII give as references present EMPLOYERS md
offers Address, X. Y, T., HERALD Office,
| WANTED-A good white boy 10 take care al
w morse ana work at house, Apply at office
waters Pierce Oil Co. East Dallas nl9-2t
| WANTED-Four good carpenters, immediate.
" ~. Apply. at Flippen's building on Ross
avenue lnl9-Stl G. FIGH
| WANrED-A good timer Good wages and
~ steady work to good mechanic. Npply 10
VIM. Hoppe, bryan, Texas novig.2w
! WANTED-By graduate Of a trst.class uni.
" Versity and Il teacher of fifteen years ex.
perlence, situation us principal of a school OF
professor IN college. Can give unexceptional
| references as To character and competency Ad.
dress Professor" in care of HERALD meat
! WANTED-Agents for our new and complete
W Life of President Garfield" Fully films.
uated. Agents, this is your chance TO make
money. For terms, etc.. address Texas Book 4
Bible Co.. ~ Main street Dallas. Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-20
For Rcnt.

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EoR RENT-A two-story plastered house.
IL nearly new, 3 rooms, halls and closets els
tern water, buggy, horse and stable, all in good
order Nenr corner Good street and Pacific ave
nue. Apply T. S. Madden, No. 10 Good street
nov202t
EOR RENT-Two or three nicely furnished
Il rooms Apply sl9 Wood street nov2O-2t
EOR RENT--0ne nicely furnished room. En-
Il qure NJ 1923 Elm street nov2Olw
HOTEL FOR RENT-Partly furnished Thir.
Il teen bedrooms, parl0r, Office, kitchen and
servants room. An experienced hotel man
wanted. For terms, apply to
MRS s. +. LACY
novlo-lw Denton, Texas
EoR RENT-During the winter my residence
Il situated ON six acres OF land near the Fair
Grounds. House contains seven rooms besides
servants room, and all necessary out. buildings
on place, such as cribs buggy house, stables
sheds lots etc. also FOOD water, in faCt q COM
Portable and convenient place. VIII let n good
milch COW go with the place Inquire of
novl2 II. f. BURKE. ut courthouse
E0R RENT.-Property known as the Texas
IL Pacific wagon yard, by o. T. Bowser
BOWSER & LENNON.
L'0R RENT-Four rooms over John Potts gro
l. Gerry store. Elm street. Apply to
JOHN BROWNING, 1867 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-20

ENOR sALE-At a bargain, II small market igar.
4 den iarm of 10 ncres, suitable for viney yard or
dairy, with good range for stock, with dwelling
house stable, cisten and peach, orchard three
miles from Dallas Address =. o. Box $50