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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-01-26
The Great Wonder
of the Age. ~ =.

1t is mystery 10 manylI2
people how / can sell az
goods at such LOW 80
PRICES. The secret =
is, buy nv goods with re- g. =
ference to the special wants
Of my customers, and with 2 :
IAN experience Of twenty %
years in the Dry Goods Susi-
ness, I know exactly what .
TO buy. l desire TO call the ..
attention Of the public gen
orally TO the fact that I have -
now on hand the most a..
, varied and best
selected Stock
IofGoods ever exhioiarr
iised in the city Of { olumbia :
Grateful to the good people y
of New6erry County for -@
their liberal patronage here
toEore. trust, oy falr ceai-
ling, to receive continuance .
oftheir fsvors. I eSpe-i
cia1Iy invite the
ladies to examine my ~
extensive stock of fine Silk
Ribbons, ranging from 5
cents to 500 per yard, r.
which are unsurpassed byis
any House in the South. Il <
80 Come ore and ALL: : exam rr
inc my goods aud buy them -.
while the stock is complete
in every department. Re. .-.'
member the place.
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Club N4+eS.

Club Nates.
The Columbia Register will be club
bed with the HERALD as follows: Week-
W Rcqi<tgr and HERALD $3.50. 1nv-
Cccklg Negiaer and HERALD So, Daaly
RcgiStcr and HERALD SS.75.
The N;eekly Neoman and HERALD at
"a 10 Att.
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"INa;tinr." bv CIyde Wayne.

VVa!I!llS, Dy Olyue VayT1E'
We will begin in two weeks the pub
lication of IN original story by = South
Carolin:. lady. This story will be fol-
lowed by others from the pen Of the
same author.
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Snow.

The snow began to Esll early Monday
morning and continued all day. The
ground being Very moist most of It
melted as it fell.
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.Sir. L. S. Bowers, post master 1T
Prosperity is our authorized agent at
that place.
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To Bridge-bu!iders.
See the adv ertiSement Of the County
Commissioners in this issue.
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Take "6LACK-DRAUGHT" and you
will never be bilious.
For sale Dy DIR :. r .ANi.
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Il is coano al Last!


Il is Couno at Last
SOMETHING NEW UNDER TIE SUM-
4 new err. is dawning Hpon woman.
uitbe:to she h;ls Eccn called upon to
suifer tie ills of mankind and her own
besides. The frequent and distressing
irregularities peculiar 10 her sex have
long been 70 her the "direful spring of
WOES unmumbered." In the mansion of
the rich amh novel of poverry alike wo-
mau las been the constant yet patient
victim of i thousand ills unknown to
lnan-anG without Il remedy. "Oh
Lord, how lon9w in the agony Of her
soul. hath she cried. But now the hour
OF her redemption is come. She will
suffer no more, for Bradtield's Female
Regulator, "Woman's Best Friend" is
for sale by all Druggists.
Prepared by DR.. J. Bradield, Allan
ia, Ga, price $3.50 per hottie. COW.
"tElNE OF CAR0ut" Tor Ladies only.
For sale by DR. 5. +. FAINT.
COKEsBUEY, S. e., Jan. %, 1880.
DR.. i. 7. Hill:
Ny Dear Sir-My family have de-
rived much benefit from your HEPATIC
PANACuA. As liver regulator I
think it uncq'!aled. am so confident
OF lis virtue, that I feel justified in re-
commencing it 10 AL that may be
afflicted with liver complaint.
Yours truly,
G. w. CONNOR.
p For sale to the trade by W. Il.
Barrett, Augusta, Ga, and BY ". i.
Pelham. Sim.
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G. W. CONNOR,

p For sale to the trade by W. Il.
Barrett, Augusta, Ga, and by ". J..
Pelham. Sim.
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Syecial and Local.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. &c. 1881.

INDEX TO NEW ADvssTlsEMENTs--
w. G. Peterson-Teacher Wanted.
Hunt & S;ngleon-Cottoa Brokers, &c.
F. Wer5er, Jr-Brdges! Bridges! Bridges!
A. J. AcCaught:n & Co.-Dissolutiou of
Partnership.
II. S. Observation-Disclosures Sale-No-
tice of Final Settlement and Discharge.
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POST OFFICE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

SPECLiL NOTJCE.-Bu$i7lc&S n.y.
tees IN Uti< {oc',t c0tun21 GTe l,a>crtcti ,tt
the nstc Of u ce1sLs per- inc ctch @lsef-
ttON.
Obituaries, noticcs Of msstings, COM
naunictttions retGting 10 YerS0'su5 1'1tcr-
ests, hibutes Of respect, &c. ar'e cit;Ty4d
as reyuksr advertisements III 81 per
squire.
N0tices of administration, a,sd othcr
leGa! notices. Obituaries, tribastes Of re-
spect and notices Of n'>eti1egs, rs Hceil rs
coUsna>tasicatjo'as Of q personal cA1rtsctcr
na7tst be paiG for i,s adctc1ace
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IS $500 for tOcle'e months, 81 90 for ST.;
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N.zss;J-T- caIEKEaIEe 5E:ss2ss s2ssEssssTES-{EaD
A4S3H N.SS9iS=-,--5-- Iss5dslS
: = 8 Z
McSnith Music Houses,
GreenvilIe, S. C.
AND
Charlotte, N. C.
We Mean Business and mo- Mis-
take. Beat these Figures
if you Can.

ORGANS-15 Stops, 8 :Setsj Reeds, Sub
Bass and Coupler, Beautiful Walnut Case,
only SOS. Stops, Sets Reeds, only $50.
7 Stops, 8 Sets Reeds, SIS. Stool aud Book
included.
PIANOS-Large Size, Rich Rosewood
Case, 7 Oct., only s179. Largest Size, u
Oct, only $500. Square. Grand, Extra
Large Magnificent Case, only $3.50. Good
Stool and Cover given.
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No headache or back-ache for ladies
vbo drink "WiNE OF CARDUl."
NILLER'S ALMANACS!

,,,,oh,. DR. ). Z. FAINT.
NILLER'S ALMANACS.
JUST RECEIVED
At THE HERALD BOOK STOKE.
Secure copy at once. Ill
.RtaCK-D3AUGHT" Ri makes cnllls
and fever impossible.
For sale by Ot'- D
THOMPSON, Dentist, opposite Herald once
Liens for Sale.
Blank Liens for supplies and for rent
iyr sac al iiis oitlce.
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Commercial.
NEWBERRY, S. c., Jan. rs. 1881
Newberry Prices Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY
By j. N. MARTIN & co.
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Fifteen Days Test Trial.
Our Easy One Year Plan

Enables every one TO own good Piano or
Organ.
Chickering, Mathushek, Guild & Co.,
Arion, Southern Gem, Favorte Pianos Ma
son & Hamlin, Peloubet & Co., Sterling Or
gans have no Superiors. y -.
Send for Christmas Price Lists and Cata-
logues. 1t will pay you. E
Prices on Guitars, Violins, Banjos, Ac-
cordcons and all small instruments are
greatly reduced. Address a 80. '..
McSMITH MUSIC HOUSE,
Greenville, S. c., P.~O. Box Is
Or,
H. McSM1TH,
Dec. 8, 35-6m Charlotte, NC.
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I lens for Sale.

THOMPSON, Dentist, opposite Herald office
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\ lra! pac age OF BiACN-0RAUGHT
free of cha!ge at
DR.. S. Z. FANT'S.
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JUST RECElf I'D

"a, acx-D3AUGHT" makes clills
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SPECLiL NOTJCE-BN$i1lc<$ n.y.
tees in Nti< loaiI cotu'nn are i,a>crtct ctt
the nttc Of u ce1sts per inc crscb nsseF-
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This paper may be found on file ut Geo. p.
Rowcll u Cos Newspaper Advertising Eu-
resu 10 Spruce ST. where advertising con-
tracts may be made for 1t in New York
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nj ItVtI III PUH91O10'
For sale by Dts- . 1
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For sale by DR.. W. +. PELHAM. 50-1y
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Election is Over.
MRS. JENNIE BRANNAN

Nov. 10, 46-tf.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-07-20
4 REaDJUSTER.

SHE
Do,i't put your arm around my neck
You'll rumple all my ruililes.
He.
Then let me kiss you without force,
And thus avoid all seutfles.
SHE.
There is no sweeteess in a kiss
Unless by force tits taken:
/ knsw it: iherel OH, tits is bliss.
This style of oscillation.
SHE.
NV ruf1lcs you have rumplcd, love,
Hind put me in fluster.
HE,
Oh, never mind; I'll fix it, dove,
For Pm a readjuster. az
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-29

tricity. The drawing is about six inches
long by three wide, on ordinary white pa
per, and the method OF executing this re-
markahle feat was in this wise: The origi-
nal sketch was made by hand in the form
ofdots, metallic ink being used. The sheet
was then placed on a table directly under
the pointer OF an ordinary telegraph wire.
This pointer was moved rapidly TO and fro
over the drawing receiver at the other
end being worked in precisely the same
way. Each time that the pointer comes in
contact with the metallic ink dots the cir
cult was closed and corresponding impress
sion was made at the other end ofthe line.
This process was continued until every dot
had been carried over the wires, and the
transmission was so perfect that without a
distinguishing mark the person who made
the original drawing could not have told
one from the other, The words "parteou-
neauX, First Brigadier dc Paris" were also
transmitted in facsimile. During the scs-
sion OF the congress letters were also writ
ten and transmitted by electricity, and sig
natures to checks and notes of hand are now
being forwarded hundreds ofmiles in the
same manner in the sister republic,-[ Phila-
delphia Record.
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rHr LAYp LrAarE nrslNEss.

Within week the government will sepa-
rate the leaguers now in Kilmainham.
Those there now form really very pleas
ant club. The prisoners in kilmainham
are not harshly treated They have COM
Portable clean rooms, with easy chairs,
books and the Dublin newspapers. They
can smoke and have each day six hours of
mutual intercourse. They can have their
food sent in. Their imprisonment would
be a farce If they could meet, and, through
q solicitor or doctor, communicate direc-
tions TO those without or explain their pO-
litical views to ev cry visitor for publication.
When the government found that commu-
.nications were going ont, eliminating in
the issue of the manifesto with the prison
ers' signatures, it was necessary TO adopt
severe rules. The government is now con-
templating the distribution of the prisoners
Forming the executive of the league among
Other Irish jails, Considerable delay in the
transmission of kilograms from Dublin this
week was caused by the supervision eXer
cised by the officials, who are carefully ex.
aiming every dispatch for the information
and use of the government. The police are
ridiculed for the escape of Mr.. Arthur
OConnor, but the fact is that the detectives
knew his every movement, and were in
structed not to try very hard to catch him,
because a certain official said, He soM his
government once and may sell his friends
next time This refers TO Mr. OConnor's
record when a clerk in the navy depart
ment.-[ Gable Dispatch to the New York
herald.
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rHE NlnAcLE cNor our IN ONO.

Mrs. Barr, who rose from dying bed,
now works cures by faith Miss Ella Rouze,
ayoung lady living mile from Worthwhile,
had been suffering from acute rheumatism
for many months, and had not walked so
far as across the house. Mrs. Barr sent her
vord to walk over and see her, that their
combined faith would accomplish what she
had been unable TO perform for long
time Miss Rou2e was equal to the occa.
Sion. She made the effort and not only
walked 20 visit this wonderfully saved wo.
man, but on nearing the house lcapcd a
ditch and climbed a bank to behold the
worker of miraculous cures. IL appears
also that Mrs. Barr is equal to any emor.
gency, and deilcs the clements when occa.
sion requires for il Is reported on unaucs-
tionable authority that few DAYS after her
recovery she stood in drenching rain for
fully thirty minutes and was not the least
Affected by It, her clothing remaining as
dry as though she Ind been under shelter
all The whle.--iB,llConte dispatch TO the
VinCnnatu Gazette.
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LAND LEAGUEIGM.

81 AS q proximate cause of the decisive
action taken by the government against the
Hand league must be reckoned the penury
and bankruptcy threatening tens of thouS-
ands who have been daily beseeching the
goyernment to interfere and prevent their
ruin. The bulk of the smaller gentry, and
mo inconsiderable portion ofthe larger, are
sentirely dependent upon their rents for
subsistence with the exception of such pro-
sduce as they get from dairy farm of some
twenty or fifty acres around their houses,
while the tradesmen in the towns, i'll turn,
largely rely for support on the country
gentry. Indeed, except in Down and
Antrim, and in the vicinity OF Cork city,
limerick, and Waterford, nearly everybody
depends upon land, and not one in ten can
rely upon other resources. 1t may then
readily be conceived to what plight they
are reduced. The cable telegram which
Stated that the shop-keepers Of kinsale ex-
pressed their satisfaction at the arrest of
Mr.. Parnell, inasmuch as their business
had been ruined by the league, showed a
side of the question not generally re-
cognized. In all probability were the bank
returns TO be published to-day they would
convey an idea Of exceptional prosperity,
but this would merely be due 10 the fact
thai tenants are lodging with the banks the
millions withheld from the landlords. Some
oil these last are living in English villages
In the humblest manner, The tradesmen
with whom they delt are, naturally, pro-
portionately the sufferers, and if this state
of things continues half of them will be in
Bankruptcy. Since the Incumbered Estates
Court came into play the Irish landlord has
not, as rule, been an embarrassed man,
and had it merely been matter of bad
seasons he could now have readily obtained
loans on mortgages at and 5per cent; but
the present condition of things insurance
Offices and capitalists decline to make adj
vances. - New York Times.
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Drugs.

Acid-Benzoic per ounce SOC; acid carbolle so.
muon, 55c crystal 6lcas2 per lb acid ctric 75cper
lb acid sulphurc, 5tol0c perlb; acid tartaric az
per 10; alum. aa5c per ID. MISUNDERSTANDING
26c per ID; assafetida, SOC per lb balsam co.
paba, zoe per ID; borax, lie per lb blue vitriol,
Toe per lb calomel 75c per lb; calomol, English),
cinchonidia, 75c per OF; chloroform. "a
cents per h. ehloral, hydrat, 81 75a2 %
per lb;oream of tarter, powder SSaiOc per 10: gum
opium S. 90 per ID; gum shelac, 55c per III; NOR.
Prime "a % per OF oil bergamot S. q per 10;
oil lemon 81 50per lb bromide potass zoe per 10,
P 4 W. iodide potass, 81 50 per ID; (P,G w:
quinine sulphate, s. 20 per or seed
cnrawey l5c per lb SIENNA, sc per lb;
strychnne, crystals 81 GO per or; sugar lead, CSC
ia sc per ID. Spirits turpendne 66c per gal
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WHY g..roN an.Ls ARE PRETTY.

Tic Harvard song has u refrain about
"Boston City, where all the girls they are
80 pretty that really isn't far out OF the
way, whether 1t is meant to he ironical or
not. For even one Boston born and bred
cannot help occasionally noticing the fact
{hat the majority, and large majority,
too, of the women whom he meets are de.
c|ledly pretty. This is true Of young and
~ alike, and the reason is that the true
Iecret lies not in the smooth, pinkcy COM
pIexion and blond curls of the one nor in
nc delicately wrinkled but fair skin and
|ovely gray hair Of the other, but in the ex.
oression of the faces, which in almost every
I4se is such as TO show conclusively, at a
lance, that their owners know something.
Il Newark Advertiser.
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GENERAL PRESS.
rHK NEGRO ANAuYzsp.


A well attended meeting Of the Philoso-
nl,icol society was held Saturday evening
;n Anollo Hall, President Ella in the chair
The paper read was a very entertaining one
IN Dr. ] Reeves Jackson on The Negro as
4 pistinct Species of Man" The doctor pre-
<aced his remarks by stating that he had
once been innocently credulous enough to
helieve that all human beings were descend
ms of Adam and Eve, that the Lord create
"A the world in six days of twenty-four
hours each. and various other things gencr-
lin taught. Later he learned to know that
Ia Bible, a religious aud moral code, was
lot TO be depended upon in matters of
<cience. Science showed conclusively that
He solid earth on which people lived was
he crust which had gradually formed by
The cooling of once molten mass. In otL-
tr words the Bible had human side to it,
and consequently must have impertections,
and a man need not be an inhdel
olied by Il. The Bible seemed TO teach
fhat the sun revolved daily around the
Earth. and yet a man could be good Chris
tian while asserting TO the contrary, The
negro was unquestionably distinct species
OF man. The supporters of the doctrine
Thar the negro descended from Caucasian
advanced two principal reasons for the al
Il ged change from white to black. They
claimed that the color of the skin was at-
fected by hot climate, and that this tan
color was handed down from one genera
Hon to another until that tan color became
black The fallacy OF this argument was
Blown by the fact that the children of tan
ned parents could he as white az the tairest
Caucasian tanned skin was not heredi-
tary any more than tattooed skin or a
crooked finger. The other argument, adj
vanced by the supporters the unity doc
frine, was that the negro was brought
about by the transmission of occidental
The same objection, how
fver, was urged against this theory as
against the other. Not until six
Fingered race, a tattooed race, or
some equally remarkable race was
discovered could it be shown that
the negro descended from a Caucasian
TChicago Times.
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, |
will send a recipe that will cure you free of
charge, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send
self.addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
7. lnmar, Station ID. New York city.
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A pnAwtso srNr nY rrLranArn.

"a, souvenir ofthe electrical exposition In
Pris has been brought to this country by
n Hon. Strickland Kneass, OF the Penn
|lyania railroad, who has jealously guard.
II since his return from his European
pr. II Is q life-like drawing Of the shoul.
'rs, head, face and mouth OF an officer In
q French grenadier guards, which was
Pnsmitted considerable distance by cleo
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Dirt Cheap,

c. II. Clancy, whose shirt mandatory
is located at No. 6l2 south Main street, is
now offering to the public white shirts of
good material, made TO order, at 81 apiece,
He still manufactures to order, his famous
make Of drawers-double-li in the seat,
Go see him and have your shirts and draw
ers made to order. He has on hand fine
lot of flannel goods, which he is making up
at remarkably low prices
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT
Coatinued from sixth Page
CoKE-Oc per barrel.

NOkk0DUc per Darrell
WooD-oak, hickory and ash. 81 80 to s. rs
per cord. Sawed stove wood Is retailing nj ths
rates of 81 80 TO per cord
CHARCOAL-b5 cents per barpI
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids win be received at this Office for
the next 30 DAYS, for sinking well 500 fee,
eight to six inches In diameter. Bond required
for the faithful performance and completion Of
the work The RICH, 70 reject any or.all bids 70.
served. Address I. z. REEVES,
Secretary Bald Mountain Coal and OIL Co.
Bolton. Bell county, Texas.
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2;or Sale.

'0 ,l., sA ', drug store at Albany, Texas.
4 terminus OF Waco Tap railroad Fresh stock
at ~ Louis prices Address 4. II. KERR.
-.---- Albany, Texas
L'OR SALE.-6lO acres of splendid farming
land III Archer county, near the town ~
nisfcher ana within the coalbelt Titles perfect
nul salc' or VIII exchange for Dallas real estate
stating Kind of property offered, ARCHER
,,-....-..-- HERALD Office
E0R SALE-A farm OF 100 acres of rich
= piacK sou, situated eight miles southwest
ton' pnllas One half In fine state Of cutiya-
uOn balance pasture and tmber--n nice new
dwelling, with smoke-houso and other mi.
houses ana n well of excellent, evoriasting
w"ter-ollercd low and on easy terms by
JONES 4 MURPHY.
Land agents; Office No 100 Main street
l. kitchen and servants room lnt M Ia. " ano
Apply on premises, No, 2la Live Oak street or
{. T.. HOSMER
Gas lifting shop. No 400 Elm street.
EoR SALE--A stock of groceries and well es.
MMa ,mbtlshed trade at one of the best stands on
MIin stIeet. Cause, ON account of IN health
Call at No 81 Main street for particulars
EOR ssALE-Five ponies three heavy and two
- hght, suitable for families One extra
!adys riding horse Call at 2i3 Main street ~"
E'oK sALE-A suburban home, consisting of
l. mouse with four rooms an t.house n
Soou cislcrl ana Two ana n hAlfOr three acrrs of
l9hd, Situated thrco-iourths of a mile north of
thee courthouse on Cedar Springs road, lust ont.
side Of the city of Dallas For terms apply toll
T. dilleSpie attorney at law, Office 6ij Main
street Dallas, Texas,
E'oR sALE-rwolvc sections of land I'm Tom
l. Green and Floyd counties Texas Address
r. W. ABNEY, Denton Texas
pos DARC posts and blocks for sale.
- 4. IL DALEY,
------- Fornoy Texas.
lNOR SALE,-Ou easy terms, ST George Hotel
l. SoVenty-hye feet front on Main street OK,
tending TO Commerce street three stories high
containing siNly-tiyo rooms Apply 10
w G, RANDALL.
EoR sALE-at bargain good dwelling
Il house aud lot well located
atBowser & Lennon.
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 & Wichita and Houston
Y Texas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres well
fenced and In cultivation. Five tenant houses
ample timber and an abundant supply of well
ana spring water. Bounded on the east by
White Rock creek. For sale cheap and ON onsy
terms BY Jones Murphy, land agents. Office ~
Main street.