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, 1881-09-17

MAJOR ONErLLE returaed from yisit
10 the Occur d Alene Mission LAST We'd
nesday, and furnished the Chronicle with
the following statistical information.
The Occur dAlene Indians number 40
souls. There are I4J families, residing
in 10 frame houses, 100 log and lodges
In 1880 they had 1900 acres Of land, veil
fenced, upon which vas raised - follows
Wheat, %. 900 bushels; oats, 30, 600 baah-
els potatoes. $1,000 bushels; turnips, q
$40 bushels; carrots, $500 bashels. They
cut lSo tons Of hay. In the way OF stock
they have 2l00 head Of horses, l60 cows.
90 work oxen, 1857 other cattle and 1850
head Of hoss The school has 81 females
and % males, with an avarage daily a.
tendance Of 43. Twenty males can rcsd
English and 26 females read and write the
language. About IS males can write
English They own SO lumber wagons.
They have a church 40xl00 fees inside
and l2 100. ceiling The contractor
was Mr.. Sexton; price, 500 The In
dians contributed some s3OO0 in ooin-
They are aaxious to have The Government
build tor them grist and sss MIL
, 1881-09-17

We received . pleasant cal iron Lieut.
scawstks, the Arctic sIpioror. to-day.
ws End the lieutenant. pleasant and
aifsble gen,leusu and j. Ia no wonder
tbs. he accomplished 50 much In ths
f.;aii Zones ~ith his mea- Th're s
juss sueh thing o kindness - seil as
discipline even in tss army, and # Il wss
prse.iosd more sooh sypsEisaess - that Of
t:su.- Schvstks ~csd be nnee fssqcsnf-
, 1881-09-17
Brodeck b Go.
Main ST.. ssaf 'Ae

,ad the services Of one OF 'ae
Having snsssssn on on the P.cihc cos.t lately
very osss bS " Taber the leading sspp.sei p,Si
s.Dss Ss n saS e.ssss ii work connected ssh ss
p.ss sss.s " O. s. Fss s Ps5sTs ss s ~:
o. % espy sssI iaa .s5 ind ss s: L. s
!: e s iss superior e an. : ss.sssss s.s
.ssi.f.ssery. Wsa %. i1p1ss's s.n = ..sen L
elesdy - ws" . BBoDfH ~. ~,
call the hndSs, &sue ws-~'
". T.
, 1881-09-17

Tau Emperor Of Germany went cot Of
his wsy sous hundfsds ef milss On his
Journey from Gsssoin % Possdam, ir
order 10 pay ayins visit to his vile st
Cebleptx
, 1881-09-17
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
i-solvent's Notice.

fsoiVents Notice.
Ia ns Ds,ric, COR: q; Ws.hingtan Tori
try tof It's Firs: Jail,isl L istrict th.re.
y: So.dn; term n Walls We!ls Ia
"Nis Nsls ouunty, il saii Territory.
In :as ns':sr Of Jsue- Il. Tu.tle in-1lvent
Hhs;-:., he Ahoys psne! James H. Tut
= Ia alrd he E-t!tioa in this court. u-sviny
IA re Iasy ulsse cS,si Il al hi. est .,s
Aa e dl.chs'gni froTn bic debt. IN punsn.
~ o. 50 sct Il the legislature. enti.ls!' An
N 's.s'iSa l. jnso,vent debtor. syar y.i
ssaA-y 1is'. No" Nuw. ,hsrs;g,s ro.;,..
ersoY a'tn . tbs Creditors Of sid mol
y. !" x AID aEg-SE b-icFe ,te nudge Of ,hI.
~ yraT at tl' ch.mSers, =, VAL, WsjI.
=. I'T,'I i..r'iioEy. u the lat day Of octo,
- \ u. l's!, ,' 10 o'c!ock a v - .hoy,
- Wy ine PRAYER q aaid in-uiveu, .h,.u.d
4. REEvEs AYES. CIrsK
. S'hS AIILs. Ie;Gty Clerk S-s
, 1881-09-17
RAILROAD DIVISION.

Trains leave the Depot in Walls Malls
very day, except Saturday, st 7s,J T. NJ.
ARRIVING st The Dallas the next mornius IN
A;re To connect WITH the boa, for Portland.
Trains ieaTe The Dalles every day, ezoep.
sunday, IT go P. n, or on the ARRIVAL Q; the
'oet iEon Portland, arriving IN Walls Wal!s
.t1:l5A 81
PASSENGERS tor A;nsworth change cars 6.
all,la Jane.ion.
, 1881-09-17

It Isl limited that De. Bliss vants gov
srpna.s o6oe BE night be Pus uassS
0ansEAi
, 1881-09-17
RATES On DeHS fKEEIHI !
WALIA NALLA t. FOK-IANn.
RATES on ~ FREIGHT.

Ths Freight Rates between Portland and
Wslla Nsiis are classified ding TO the
character oi freight and rstAs fir0d rangins
from s.2 10 per ton upwards. Sche1uies g1Ying
,ierall-i lrformstion furnished on spplicaticn
a, the Office of the company.
, 1881-09-17
TIE RULING POWER.

Ever since III. sale Q. Mr.. Biliings'
stock to M. Willard, the latter gentleman
has been the ruling power in the affairs
II tn. road II is understood among in
,iders that through sn the mutations in
he stock market ,tas gentleman and HIS
niends have hung On to their stock Pos
,essions and have bought more IS oppor-
unity presented. The friends of Mr..
Wizard arc all men OF ample capital, and
iaeas business in pushing the enterprise
through They have the controlling
power, and hence it is highly probably
that at the meeting or the 18th oi Sep
tember Mr.. Willard, SIS bsiore stated, viii
be elected president. The road in the
near future, if not ih the present, will be
run BY one-nan power-Henry Willard.
A few days ago reports were current that
this gentleman will attend mostly to tho
interests OF the Oregon end OF The line,
aud Mr.. F. F. Oakes, vice. preaident, the
Northern Pacific line. These reports
nave been admitted By certain parties TO
be founded in fact Even now, Hr.
Oakes IS regarded By capitalists as
TIE HEAD EYEcuTIys.
Cnder Mr.. Willard, and as sueh vii con-
mand exact obedience 10 the plans By
which work in building the rosd viii 10
thoroughly sneTgised and put through
with dispatch. After this il accomplished
he enterprise OF Mr.. Oakes will be fur.
her utilized in developing the business OF
,he road to the fullest extent Thst gen
rlausn is now en- route 10 New York ,o
report his observations. He viii uiii-
msrely return 20 give his personal super
vision IN the conduct Of the business OF
the road hers. The prospective directors
nd Mr.. Willard and Mr. Oakes realize,
| from the past, that to command success
rbs prime controlling executive power
must be in closer proximity with the
| roai itself, and that instead OF orders per
coisting through telegraph wires, they
must be issned in the west, and BY one
| xho IL famiiisr with daily requirements,
1 and who has constantly in view tho obiec,
I've points 10 he reached They ses, TOO
that the president OF his representative
mus. be directly identified with the peo'
ME through whose territory the Inc runs
while at the same tiule he commands the
fnanc;s, hacking already pledged To york
Msssrs. Wizard snd Oskes have frs'
enen.ly sllndrd to the abundant capita
for putting the road ,hrongh. So far as
can be learned from unimpeaehabls .esti
.nony, they tod the truth and that
money power behind them will give tkem
,upreu.e power and sustain them TO the
end. preliminary to which viii bs the
election ri directors on the 18th OF Sap.
.ember, sll Of whom, probably, will b,
Willard men
, 1881-09-17

The uas<r i 20 lew in the walls wAls
River that he 6ah create dsst shile asvs-
sssiss up stsssa.
, 1881-09-17
WESTON RE-ANCii.
PASSENGER RATES

Iraig's VIII leave for Blue Mountsiu Station
n "Wednesday and Saturdays at cIOck, ?. N.
, 1881-09-17
cT PAUL'0 SCHOOL.
n.,pn,ss SCHOOL FOR oIkIs, WAlIA
waLLA, W. 7.
Tn. I,sh, .sv. ). A. PADD"tA' " "
EeSt6r.

IT,. ,.sc,r year consists OF tao terms es'h
ihe ' term ei twenty weeks. .,,
The Chrissma. fern s.e eeS'ns Issi. %
pupil. taken a: any time and .ad sni guardians
,Gs a;l, aa ind this school good home f0I h'0''s'
les children. ,,o the principal,
Mas. LrurEI H. WELls' "-nA sssm
, 1881-09-17

Between Walls Waia snl San FrSHci1co,
1T class, S5l % class, S.4.
between ailn " siia and Portland, Sit.
.' Tbs DaIlrr, SO.
Walluls June: oa, 81 90
south Aim worth. - %
Tickets must be procured at the Depot
,.fore elterinV the cars
, 1881-09-17
NOTHING But HARMONY.

Fer some time, previous TO the rotirscy
Of Mr.. Billings from the presidsn!isl
chair, there Was 3 wids spread story to
he effect that his relations with seyersl
of the directors we're positively discor,
d.nt, but reports from those who We're
we'll acquainted with faets, asser. that
hose statements wero exaggerated. /,
s true, there was st times q divergence
IN the views OF individuals in the board
II directors, az to matters Of policy, but
40, cuiminsting in direct sntssonisna
among themselves; st least, 90 sag gentle
men who had full opportunitie. for knowi-
eips
, 1881-09-17

vice-President 0akes 70 have Spec
iai Charge Of tie Lias East
Of Tie Rocky Moan
tsins.
TIE Internal .aalr. q The NsrtAes, r.eiae

The next annual stockholders meeting
of the Northern Pacific railroad company
viii be held in New York city on the 18th
day Of September ns1t- Doubtless it vil!
be in its results one OF great mtsrest,
though conditions precedent are such IS
favor the opinion that there viii be no
friction of measures that may be pro-
posed From sll tbs. can be judged by
the recent events in the history Of the
road, aud in ,hs light of the present,
wherein one prime element seems 10 be
IN control, Mr.. Henry Willard will be
elected president Of the company. This
IS confirmed by the opinions Of gentlemen
interested 10 the read, and whose past re.
!ations with il entitle their views 10 re-
spec.tsl consideration
, 1881-09-17

<are. sammeryttIe, s.enday, "Wednesday
nnd frisiuI.
Leaves Weston Iaes,iTJ, Jhnfssa, Ehd
saturday.
Making daily connexions at each end
Of the route with Ladd's daily hne from
La Grande 10 Nallows.
Passengers viii save $3.50, and arrive
one day sooner st Umon, Oregon, thsn D!
any other route
FARE from wes.on to suUnergilis > 20
Summervins 70 Union =.
20 Ia 6rands 90
, 1881-09-17
The Ton weigh, Is s.oao Pounds.

Al freight remaining al Stations over "a
hours viii be stsred 81 owners TiSk in Com
.lsny warehouses. damage OF los by Ere M.
excepted.
All Freight remaining 1T Stations uIsesllsd
lor for three months wal be sold ST the discrs-
ton Of the company.
, 1881-09-17

aus- Aug. = Aug Il. Aug. 6 Aug. II Aug. I6
Aas'l 'ls Ars.H Aug.2s Aug. q ,Auy..55 Aus. 81
ept Sept s Sept l3 Sept 4.5rpi &c SEPT Is
Sepels sept2s sept q Ssst q. Sept :, -ept 81
oc@ Get scot. l3i3ct. ct /; ;iDc.. Is
oct. Il Oct 2sIoct p Get ?, ,e,. 3 Jc. 81
, 1881-09-17

j. N. BUCKLEY.
superintendent Halfway Division.
{. u. PRESCOTT,
General Manager.
JOIN MIR.
General Freight and Passenger A2er-.
WaIIs Wa!la. Atril -, 1851. dSwtt.
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CITY CHRT CHAT.

It'd warm dry and dusty.
Pairie chickens on Toe, at Jarrotrs.
The watermelon market on the wsne.
The mercury registered at 1902 In the
shade yesterday.
A new plank sidewalk Is being laid In front
Of the dollar store on Elm s,rset.
Parties wishing copies of tho September
edition had better send in their orders 81
once.
James Brown was assessed So and trim.
mings on tho charge Of drunkenness before
Ju,tlse Pfice yesterday.
Tho Narrow Gauge committee arc out
among the people importuning shom for sub.
scripiion for tho Texas & 81. Louis Marrow
Gauge road.
Lizzie Hanly, the keeper OF house OF III
fame, sud the inmates wore arrested yester.
day charged with indecent conduct, and will
have hearing to-day before the mayor.
II you have cane seat chairs with the back
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PERSON

County Assessor w. II. Prather and his
son, are at Wooten Wells.
Captain w. p. Wilson, editor of the Fort
Worth Advance, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Katie Stone returned home yesterday
from Denton, where she had been on visit
10 friends.
WB Wells, with Samuel Oupples g. Co..
wooden and willowware, ST. Louis, Missouri,
is OF the Grand Windsor.
r. r. CLANCY, superintendent of the
Howard oil works, was in the city yesterday,
guest OF the Grand Windsor.
Miss Lucy Keller has returned home from
visit 10 Saratoga, Long Branch, and other
places of interest in the east.
j d Crawford, the we'll known and irre-
pressible travelling salesman for Pfeifer
Bros clolhiers, New York, is in the city.
j. L. A. Thomas, Texas passenger agent
Of the Star and Crescent line, who makes
headquarters at Houston, was in the city yes
terdsy.
Capt, Robert Gay has Just returned from q
trip 70 northern Missouri, his former home,
where he has been for several weeks. He
comes back much improved in health.
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GnIyestou,s Room.

The Island City has boom on Of last and
30 big one that there Is neither residence
nor store 10 DO rented. Her business mon
arc full Of business, and the place IL running
over with attractions and inducements of ali
sorts. Chief among those In tho commercial
limo Is the great Job office, stationery ware
house and lithographing establishment Of NJ
Strickland. He has kept pace with tho i'm.
meuse progress OF Galveston, and to-day ii
able 10 do york with bis unequalled fscili
iies that cannot DO surpassed In nesinees oil
execution, promplness and bedrock price,
BY any similar house in tho south oreven the
north. Call on him on the Strand and go,
or yourselves.
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FRIES, Coquettes
And hair switches, the styles at A A Pear
sons
D. W. MILAN

NJ. T. MORGAN, D. W. MILAN
Hot Springs, Arkansas,
SUMPTER HOUSE,
MORGAN & MILAN, Props.
This house, being conveniently located &c
bath houses and surrounded by beautiful
shade trees, is unsurpassed by any hotel in
tho valley as homo for sick and wearied
having all the modern improvements, such
as gas, telephone, etc. ID. w. Milan Il
formerly of Dallas, Texas, and will be pleased
10 sec his many friends and acquaintences,
and will take great pains that their wishes
arc grati6ed. Have your baggage checked.or
Hot Springs railroad TO Sumpter house.
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or bottom worn out, send them 10 III Elm
street. discount mattress mandatory, ant
they will be promptly filled with cane OIL
perforated wood at reasonable charge.
The September edition of the HERALD will
DO the largest paper ever published in north
Texas, and will be full Of valuable matter
Advertisers wishing space should send IN
their copy at once as we expect 10 stereotype
tho whole paper.
Mr.. Garlington's two story house on Elm
street, when completed will DO ono Of the
gnest buildings 10 Dallas. A. j. Rosenfleld
has leased the whole building and will move
Toto II September 9th. he will make II the
finest grocery store In Texas.
Policeman John Crowdus, charged with
4 biting was tried by the police board and
acquitted. He did not have on his uniform
al the time tho difficulty occurred, was no,
on duty, and was proven not 70 DO tho aggres.
sor. The board gave him some good advice
and let him 90. City Marshal Arnold sayl
he Ia q good officer.
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Merchants, Read This. TO those subjecle
Ills Incident TO the vexations OF business Ire
dyspepsia and a feeling of debility and fr 70
fulness, we say, without cquivocation, to k
simmons Liver Regulator. This remedy
unequaled In the cure of piles, constipation
plants. The Regulator is free from any lnju
rlous merourial substance; not disagreeable
can be taken at any time, without interfering
with business or pleasure. 1t is SO gentle safe
and such good dlgester that IL is often used
lieve any apprehension that ameal may dis
agree with you.
'Having been q great sufferer for many
years from general debility and digestion,
concluded to try your valuable medicine
Simmons Regulatory In small doses, ant
found IL to be what II was recommended for
You can use my name at any time you wisl
In Its praise.
~. +. DUMAS, Merchant, Haddock, Ca"
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ya,uah,e pIan,ntion for sale.

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 in
cultivation; Eve sets of tenant houses with
now bois dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty of timber and water on
premises. Nine miles north Of Dallas, about
four miles southwest of Richardson depot,
and some three miles east of Csrrolton de-
pot One Of the best black land plantations
In the west. Price low; terms to suit pur-
chaser. For further information, apply to
DARLINGTON &. UNDERWOOD,
DallAs, Texas.
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inst Received.

Choice New York creamy butter, l ID tins;
Young America cheese; Crosse & Blacks
wells onions, pints and halt pints; A. G.
French's pruues, in l ID tins; Yarmouth
bloaters; Patapsso pepper extract; pure
fruit syrups; new Baldwin tomato catsup
new pickles; essence Of anchovies; Louis
lana orange preserve; fresh caviar and eel
new dried currents and prunes; Whittakerf
hams, etc, Just received at
CAIN, FRrEBERo & Cos.
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Hamilton Female College, Lexington,
KentuCky

This is the most popular college in the
south for young ladies. Situated in the
midst of the famous "Blue Grass Region,
noted for the heallhfulness of its climate and
beauty of scenery. Accommodations unsur-
passed, fine buildings, excellent course OF
study, large and able faculty, unrivaled ad
vsntages in music and painting. But two
young ladies occupy room. Over twenty
students from Texas last session. An escort
furnished pupils Fall term begins Sept
18th. For terms, route, references, cata-
logues, "Monthly," etc. apply to
f. p. STCLAIR, Dallas, Texas.
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Save Yen Ha,r-xoop IL Beautira

Save Yen Hair-Keep ft Beautifa
The "London Hair Color Restoror" IL
he most delightful artic lever introduced 10
10 American people and Is totally different
from all other hair restorers, being entirely
free from oil impure ingredients that render
many other articles for the hair obnoxious,
Where badness, or falling of the hair exists,
or premaiuroly grayness from sickness, or
othor causes, its use will restore the natural
youthful color, and csusea healthy growth,
cleansing tho scalp from all impurities, dan
druff, &C., at the same time most pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, frngrsntly perfum-
cd, rendering tho hair soft and plable making
Il an indispensable article In every toilet, Ask
you druggist for London Hair Color Restor.
or. Prico, 75 cents bottle. Six bottles, S4.
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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Southeast corner of tho public square
Greenville. Texas.
The rooms are large and well ventilated.
Everything In the house 10 new, handsome
and comfortable. Large sample rooms for
commercial travellers. The hotel Is conducted
on tho European plan. Travellers can got
their meals 10 order at any time Of the day
or night.
Opened March 18th, 1881.
A. SHANDY,
Manager.
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The physicians say; ave feel justified In
recommending the Conrad's BudweiEer 10 tho
public, because we know Il 10 DO perfectly
pure and healthy, being manufactured of tho
very best hops and malt that can be found
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Observation-Disclosures.

Excursion tickets 10 the famous White
Sulphur Spring ana other resorts In tho east
and souih-east via tho Star Il Crescent al
rail route through Now Orleans. Apply BY
letter or In person 70 g. w. Ely. passenger
agent, or Il. o. Flood, ticket agent, corner
Main and Austin streets, or at UDion depot
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Best locs largest stock, no old goods.
carried owe. p'oveties daily arriving In
millinery, ladies' suits, fancy goods, notions
and everything Tor ladies' wear. Convince
YOURSELF a. N. Rosenshal s. Co.'s, corner Elm
and Poydras streets
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Kids 25, So, so cents at Peorsen's. Mitts
IS, 80, rs cents, 500, S1.25, Sl.50 and $500,
at Parsons. Bonnets snd.bats 81, So, SO,
81, SIS, So, at Pearson's Ladies' hoes s
cents pair embroidery cents yard, at
Pearson's. Bargains at Pearsons on Mon
day. and those ether days that follow None
dau
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Tho Gntters RInndnd.

Tho filthy cutters were flooded yesterday
aud oceans of filth carried of. They grew
to DO such o nuisance that several ssloonists
delegated B. +. Dorsey to call on President
Conner of the water supply company, and
ask permission TO food them, which he
granted
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Gall at Johnson's lunch stand and ice
cream saloon, Main street, west of Grand
Windsor Hot coffee, fried chicken and
everything in the lunch line at all times; alao
tobacco and cigars.
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A; public auction, on Tuesday, the 2Sd
day Of August 1881. with or without furni.
ture, the new Abilene hotel, situated in
Abilene. Texas, and Is now doing a good
business.
For particulars apply 10
EVANS & HAMPTON,
Abilene, Texas.
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Horse stolen.

Mr.. Frank Field. who resides on Ross ave-
| nue. east of the railroad track, had fine
mare stolen from him Wednesday night
The animal was In a stable from which II was
taken, the door being bursted open.
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Ed. Price ESCAPES,

Ed. Price, colored, who was sent to the
poor farm several days ago for whipping his
wife, broke plank of the high fence
Wednesday night and made his escape, and
has not been heard of since.
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ON mereiai Men and Others Visiting
Austin should stop at the Raymond House.
1t is by far the best hotel in the city and the
rates have recently been reduced 10 so per
day. The rooms are large and airy, every one
has an electric bell and every thing is frsta
class in every respect.
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Singing, smarsing, irritation Of the
urinsrysrrse pa Par diseased discharges, cured
by Buchups Si,tsD Druggists. Depot.
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Buy your furniture from first hands. You
can do so and save money by calling on
Union City Furniture company, Gil Elm
street.
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children, Ladies' ana Misses Corscts,
From 800 TO 50 80, at M. hosenthsl s. Co.'S .,
corner Elm and Poydrss streets.
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Parties owning lands in Clay, Wichita,
Archer, Wilbarger or Hardeman counties
can find cash purchaser by addressing
A. r. COLLINS, Denison, Texas.
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Land I'm collin ana Hunt

Counties for sale, near line of new rail-
road. FOSTER & HARRAL,
Houston, Texae. =. ~
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Notice,

The respectable drug stores, hotels, ref
tauranls and places OF public rssorl all over
tho country keep "Oonrsds Budwoiter
Beer"
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Tho beet limo OF ohairs, sofat, safes, table
and rockers in III, city, at Union City Furs
nituro company, Gil Elm street.
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Elegant Limo OF Ladies' Underwon
Go to NJ. Roscnthal & Co.'s, corner Elm
aud Poydrss streets.
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Railroad Printing.

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
prepared TO execute, In the highest style OF
TT, any and all railroad printing at the short
nOia
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Personal,

Am now making the finest stick, taffy ant
cream fancy candies ever made before in THU
city, and offer it to the wholesale and retail
trade at prices that defy competition. l will
also have toys and notions for the wholesale
trade that cannot be had in price or assort
ment this side of New York, go hold you
orders. Fine fancy groceries below cost
Cigars, tobacco, soap, baking powders, pick
les, and Texas tulu specialites.
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Hoopskirts.
Tho new small sizes, al A A Pearson'a.

IL you want to get good heavy blue
flannel shirt, 60 TO A. q Il. Mittenthal, COG
Elm street.
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Call for the Hunstsble boot.

The finest lot of bedsteads in town at
Union City Furniture company, Gil Elm
atraat
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