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IGOR RENT--Four good farms for sale or rent
II near wills Point Texas, on liberal terms
also so town lots In Wills Point for sale. Terms
liberal. Cattle will be taken. John A. o'Neal.
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tJames l. Pugh, .los5l"L. q y Lamar. lSo3
Arkansas Missouri 49,
sang p Garland, .1SS3leFrancls M CoekrelllS 1887
*JnInes d Walker. .lsS5ISGeo G Vest 80. 1855
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+John Il Miller lSS7tChas. II Van Wyck 1887
sJames T Farley lSS]t Alvin saunders. 1888
Colorado Nevada.
Henry NJ Teller. 1855 flames q Fair ..,., IN
Nathaniel Hill .lsS5fJohn P Jones. 1855
Connecticut New Hampshire
tJoseph r Hawley lSs7t Edward H. Rollins 1888
tOrville II Plat, lSs5t Henry Blair. 1850
Delaware New Jersey.
SThos. +. Bayard lSS7twm. ], Sewell. 1887
tEli Salisbury .lS}3 "JohnR Mcrhersoh 1888
Florida. New YORK.
*Chss W. Jones. 1SS7ltWarren Miller 1887
*Wilkinson Call .lSS5ltElb G. Lapham, 1855
Georgia North Carolina
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Indiana Oregon
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tDan'l W voorhees, lSS5I"John II Slater: 1885
Iowa Pennsylvania.
flames W. McDlll..1 sSStJohn I Mitchell 1857
+Wm b, Allison .lSS5ltJ Donald Cameron 1885
Kansas. Rhode Island
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Holm Ingalls,. loS5ltIenry Anthony leos
Kentucky. South Carolina,
FLAMES b, Beck 1SS3l"M c. Butler 400. 1883
sJohn 5 Williams 1885 sWade Hampton. .lSS5
Louisiana. Tennessee.
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tBeni +. Jonas. :. lSSJ@Isham G Harris 1883
Maine Texas.
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tWm. p. Frye. lSSS "Rickard Coke, .... .lSS3
Maryland. Vermont 100
tArthur p. German 1SS7tGeo r Edmunds 1887
.James Groome. lSS5tJustinS Morrill, 1855
Massachusetts Virginia.
Henry l. Dawes 1SS7.tWm. Malone -. 1887
teieo. L. Hoar 90, 1883 FJohn w Johnston 1888
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NORTH CAROLINA.
OREGON.

NJ. Z, NVOTBV,F
PENNSYLVANIA.
l. Henry II. Bingham. tl5. Cornelius c. Jadwiut
. Charles ONeill. l6 RobtJ c. Walker .
3. Samuel ]. Randall. $l7. Jacob NJ. Campbell
4, William d. Kelley Is Horaio q. Fisher I
T. Alfred G.. Harmert 49, Frank f. Belzhoovers
G. William Ward 20. Andrew G. Curtin
Z. William Godshalk I D. Morgan X. Wise*
s. Daniel Ermentrout* -. Russell Errctt
Q. A. Herr Smith %. Thomas NJ. Bayne =
10. William- Mutchler d W. $. Shellenbcrgert
IL. Robert Klotz| %. James Mosgroves :.
II. Joseph A. Scrantont26. Samuel II. N iller -
10. ChaS n; Brummt q. Lewis +, Watson
LII Snmnnl L Barr
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Eor Sale.

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| AND FOR SALE-6i0 acres patented 10 f.
- Secuett on Mountain Creek, Dalla, Co about
10 miles southwest from Dallas; title good and
VIII be warranted by responsible parties living
IN Texas, HUNT, LATlIR0P h HAYES
noy26-lm
LNOR sALE-Farms for rent or sale situated
l. miles from Dallas. Comfortable houses;
plenty of water. Also rs acres VOL adapted TO
irult vegetables, or MELONS Address o. 7.
bowser, SIG Elm, Corner Market street moves
EoR SALE,--A farm of 100 acres OF rlcn,
l. black soil, situated eight miles southwest
from Dallas. One half In fine state of cultiya-
ton, balance pasture and timber--a nice, new
dwelling, with smoke-house and other out
houses, and q we'll OF excellent, everlasting
water-ohercdlo low and on easy terms by
e. JONES 4 MURPHY,
Land agents; office No 700 Main street
E0R sALE-A suburban home consisting OF
IL house with four rooms, an clubhouse, a
good cistern aud two and half or three acres of
land, Situated three fourths Of mile north of
the courthouse, on Cedar Springs road, Just out
side OF the city Of Dallas, For terms apply to .
7. Gillespie, attorney at law, Office 6iO Main
street. Dallas, Texas.
EoR sALE-A splendid farm of over 600 acres
IL of rich black land, situated on White Rock
creek about ten miles north from Dallas and
midway between Dallas Il Wichita and Houston
Il Texas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres well
fenced and In cultivation. Five tenant houses
ample timber and an abundant supply of well
and spring water. Bounded on the east by
White Rock creek. For sale cheap and on easy
terms by Jones Murphy land agents. office 70i
Main street.
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DALLAS. TExA



there VIII be held meeting of the stock.
holders Of the Dallas \ Wichita Kairoad Com.
hany at the general office OF the company in
! n city OF Dallas on Thursday, the i5th say OF
lpeeember ISL, for the purpose named IN the
Resolved; That meeting OF stockholders Of
!he DaLas& WiehltaRailroad Company becalled
70 meet at mo Office Of said companyIn the city
o. Dallas, at the hour Of 70 O'clock noon the Xxx
my o. December A. ID 1881, for the purpose OF
deciding upon the amount of, not exceedine
twenty thousand dollars per mile, OF bonds
which my DO issued and negotiated by this
company orthe purposcof Completing eaiIping
ana improving It's line Of railroad, and paving ia
Indebtedness, from the city OF Dallas 10 Denton
IN En'on county as may be determined. and to
ix Me rate OF interest on such bonds. and -
ausotlEe said bonds to be secured BY a ilrst
mqrigageo on the property, franchises, rights and
privileges OF said company. and tim noticc N
SIC 81 meeting pc given, as required by law. And
meeting of the board of directors of said cor.
may come before Il. 'S's 10
Dallas, october 1881 I'M Mccopu,ru
secy Dallas & Wichita Railroad Company.
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M ANrED-A situation as drummer or travel
w Ing salesman In n. r. Texas. Refer by
permission 20 W, c. Veal President Dallas
Board Of Trade, Dallas, Texas. Cores oudencc
solicited, addressed 10 me at Carr0lr, Prairie,
Texas W ID pYRp div
w ANrEn-Three or four hrst.cl, IS carpSn-
tiers, with tools. Call on II hrucgei, at
Adams LeonardS neY building ON Elm Street
dist.
w ANrED-ro borrow ON three month 5 time,
w against good security aud with good Ia,
terest paid, small amount of money Address
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WANTED-A tirst-clasS cook, washer and
w irouer, who eau come well recommended
towork for nm officer and his wife. at Fort Davis
Texas. Tosuch one $50 month will be paid.
Address giving references Major Kinze bates
list U, 5, Infantry, Fort Davis Texas nov9i.lw
w ANrkD--A gOod unncK GOua Wages and
w steady work 10 good mechanic Apply to
VIM Hoppe, Bryan, Texas noyi9.2w
WANTED-Agents for our new and complete
" Lie of President Garfield" Fully illus.
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NoTlCE-Advetuseme may be handed into
~ our business Office up to SIP. m, and into the
composing room up to a. m.
DEOPLE nom Dallas will find good meals,
clean beds and polite attentions al the Tay-
Tor House, Waco, Texas Mrs John II. Davis,
froprietreSs dl.lOt
iNoAL LANDS-A FoRTUNE-Wnl sell GOO
- acres of Cisco coal lands low down Reason
LOT selling Is 70 get means to open up balance OF
ianus. VIII be at the Grand Windsor Thurs
day ats a m, with samples and maps.
hSO-2 W. l., ANDREWS.
son REWARD will be paid forremm OF one
Rf-O large bay horse, years old. branded
K ON LEFT hip STEPHENSON * HARGIS lO7
Camp street noyeS-5t
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Democrats marked thus, :, 81; Republi-
cans +, 81; Independents t, ?. Mr.. McDill,
of Iowa, holds by executive appointment,
and the Legislature, to meet in January,
will elect for the unexpired term and for the
full term succeeding it.
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The leadire Daily Paper Of all North
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EoR RENT The celebrated hotel known as
II the o'Nehl House, for rent Furniture can
be bought Jno. A. oNeal, Wills Point Texas.
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W0kAR'S TRIUMPH,
"A Severe Surgical Operation. It is Endured without ta ing Ether. Re- turn of tho Disease prevented by
 the eRlOoA-purifyiIlg power of Dr.
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(Yrom the Correspondence of tse Kingston NY
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 The case of Mrs. Edward Meyers, of Ron- dout, New York, furnishes an apt illustra- tion of woman s power of endurance. This lady had been treated for months in the usual way for Erysipelas of the hand, with out benefit. Not until her hand lad become 2 mass of purified flesh, did she turn to pr. Kenned'. pr prietor of the "Favorite Remedy" for help.
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 SUMAMR ARRAhGEzSENr ..t.. x1Anes LxAva SaIDcxpcsF, vzs. S.o .. m. Freight Train lpassvnxes seUuua. noda1snsl tor Barsingson AoDtlsy, N ed. nesday and Friday.
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 State Lhns for Albany and thc Nest. sx.
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Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
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Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
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