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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-29

Millions Of rats, mice, cate, bed.bups,
reaches, lose theft lives BY collision VIII
Rough on Rats" Sold BY dthggisla, i6o
boxes.
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CHEAP DWELLING HOUSE F0l
~ Rhe, 7l2 East aide Main street. A IIotT
bfiek dwelling IN good condition led WI la1,
9 'ntaInA j rooms on hfbt floor, I rOoRi " tsI
hoofi GO and water Throughout; tItthIl IT,
pAitiOS disposed 10 Invest; the fOnlll IiiVC vi q
cent. II 10 o cheap property. Tor bhu nd III
apply 10 ALEXANDER BONE, e., BnIu, d
kstaie ADD GensIal Business Agent iII ttAG
street, Gran Rle's Block, M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-29

ned Bsta, RoaehSs,
Rats, mice, Ants, hies, veEmin, mosquitoes,
insects, de-, cleared out by Trough on
Rata" loo. boxes 81 dfuggistA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-29

NOV OFFERED FOR SALE All
IN Great Baresin, lot toIiID, sltuIih M
Twentieth and Mbin Itreett, impfOved byiitu'
second and third stories, with Enh bovs, IN 1
AlOyI This d O1etSd for 4 short tine talJ AIWI
low figure. A tHO-stOry frame dVllhL iSs
new end In Eond order, t0BiIlhIbE I hshini
kltthen; lot 4OI2S7 iCel, oil Jacob Ilfttit RBAHiH
tremltJiIaTae WOrkIhop on Lllsji llIt0 LEs
farm Of 100 Aerts, with 50 IerUti toil; iIts SEe
proved, Location on Ohio river I Mills irsk
tifS, 10 Belmont county. For particular Ibldaa
the real estate ONCE Of
C. A. BcHAEFER a o. =,
jy79 ODsra Houts ornOf, WhNllhE WI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-29
Qtre ~qntli9enter.
SloSsI Nos. as nnd y ToaEtoenll stFeet.
Now Advertisements 10.

rev Advertisements.
Wanted.
Steamer Sidney.
Excursion to Washington, Pa.
Thirty Days Trial-Dye'S Electro Vol.
taic Belt.
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As'rE'';n.7s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-29

i,Seo FTiIas. nl1to
n Tickets, $50. S1 Tickets, 6IOO,
Remit Money or Bank DnIt IN Letter, or sand By
Express. DON'T SEND By R~EGISTERED LET.
upward, BY Express, can be ASnt at our sxpsnSa.
Address ali ord0iB to r. N, B0aramRn, Courier.
Journal Blildiny, lOuIaVille, Ky, Or Z. J.
CommaTford, 800 BroadWAy, New HOFk.
1y7JTThAAW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28
A woman's Quick wit.

A correspondent writes: The part Of
Tennessee through which l have been
knocked about 10 full of "reminiscences of the
war, but there 10 none of the bitterness left
In war time the people were greatly divided
In their sentiments, and no man could tell
t'other from which. This remark reminds
me Of q story heard yesterday, about an
ostimable woman Of seventy odd, who died
two or three days ago here on the noun
tains. 0le day, during the war, when the
country was fairly alive with guerrillss, she
had occasion TO take some valuable goods
with her on trip she was making, and put
them on her horse, back Of her. When she
had gone some distance in the woods she
heard squad Of guerrillss approaching,
and knowing her goods would not be safe
for moment, she straddlod her horse, man
fashion, and throwing her long skirt over the
package behind her, completely concealed il
When tho guerrillas rode up she was unable
to guess whether they belonged to the north
or to the south-their uniform being nc
solution whatever. She determined, If
questioned, to play bluff game with them
and she soon had chance TO exercise her
wit. Hellol called one Of the guerrillas
Hello! she returned. What side are you ONT
che challenged. She laughed good laugh
at him as she replied, kicking out her feet,
on both sides, Of course; can't you sect Thi:
brought roar from the whole squad, and
they began to banter her in her own fashion.
Which side is your old man onf asked one
of them, Hes on neither side, she laughed
he's on his back, and has been for years
Such wit saved her, and they let her pass I'm.
molested.
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ONE DAY.

Gocd-by desr day, good by.
And let IN wrtathe with immortelles
The moments fair that fly
ON golden wings of loves and mark will
white
The hours wherein no cloud OF pain
Hatn dlmmed thy beauteOus light.
Farewell, sweet day, flrewell.
Fen now the curiew peals
From memory's t0l,ing bell.
1 count the echoes as they fall,
And grove AID slgh, yet smile, that they
Are ever past Ieoail.s
GOod-by, deaf day, goof-by.
Like some iond heart we've loved and lost
That in deaths grasp doth lie,
With tender 10 gars upon tn brow,
Each tender bloom precious hour,
Erhou ,eem st unto me now. .-.-,~. ,sr
Farewell, dear day FAREWELL
9othou where those sleep tn II ara sonel
For after all, 'u' we'll, 1~s%S
l would not call back one dead face,
i would not live thine hours again,
Nor e'en tlV lows retrlce
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Saratoga Races.

Sara,cgs, August 25.-Firs, race. three
four,bs Of mile dash; Porplex won, Bnlsu,
Ger second, Colonel SELLERS third. Time
lila, Second race, ono and Ave-eightht
Miles freeman won, Boulevard second,
Cinderella third. Time $3.50. Third race,
ono mile; Fair Count won, Little Bu,,ercur
second. Jessie X. third. Time l42l The
sleople chase was the greatest of the kind
ever seen In America. Field and Kent wen,
together TO tho twcn'y.seyenth jump when
Old Trouble wen, into the lead and won by a
length from Franklin. Disturbance tbrsw
his rider on the twenty eighth
Jump, but KEEP, on rdetless. He took the
remaining jumps with Trouble and lead him
Ia the q nisn by ono half length. Time $40
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FOR OUR FRIENDS

There is no poetry in the light fantastic
toe that wears corn.
The giraffe is not large eater. A little
goes agreat way with him.
Why do birds have soft time of il! Be-
cuse they sleep in feathers.
@=Pickpockets succeed because they have an
aWfully taking way about them.
Why arc hald-hesded men like kind words?
Because kind words never dye.
Why is a turnpike gate like dead dog q
tail? Because it stops a Vaughn.
A wsg is of the opinion that no person
wants straw spelled backward on the end OF
his nose.
tense that several partnerships we're quite
dissolved.
tkWhy is archery not very profitable BUSH
nese! Becsusethe most any one can make at
it is center shot.
A youth WAS recently asked why an ostrich
sticks his head In the sand. He replied: $50
that be may not see himself robbed of his
feathers"
The way to resent an invitstion to drink 80
that the insult will never be offered again, is
to take something that costs twenty-five
cents glass.
sbsnt be gone long, said Fogg, as he
started out the other evening to 60 to the
1odge.' I'll be right back. See that you
come back right, also, remarked Mrs. f.,
significantly.
Your meal is ready, sir, said the waiter TO
Hsyseed. just from the rural districts. Meal,
exclaimed Hayseed conlemptuously, do yer
think I'm boss? g me some corned beef
and cabbage young man.
Who was the greatest American poet?
asked Poo sess)r Stearns. George Washing.
ton, said the slow boy in the farther seat; he
was versed in war, versed in peace, and YER
but the professor interrupted him to say
that was the 'versp he ever heard, and lust
then the lightning struck the Baptist college
and without coming 10 q vote the house
adjourned.
Are you fond OF Wagner's work.. asked
Mr.. Sharpe. Fond ofthem! exclaimed Miss
Posigusb, think they are just splendid! So
rode in one from Boston to Chicago, and
Sharpe sighed sorrowful sigh, but he mali
aged TO call up sickly smile, and say that
he didn't refer to car tunes.
He Was at breakfast, wrestling with piece
ofremarksbly tough veal. His wife said to
him, ''you always say there's something to
be thankful for in everything. fancy you'd
DO puzzled to find something to be thankful
for in that veal. Not at all, he cheerfully
responded, stopping 10 breathe; was just
thinking how grateful we should be that we
met 1t when IL was young.
There was young lady whose cry
Was, "I'Il have small waist or I'll dle;"
With many hard piuches,
She red uced TO II Inches,
Then ended har life with Aigh.
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High swell on tho North Carolina
Coast.
li.nai O0oa Wa hin Sto, n N A,nu.,

Sigual ONCE, was hinKtoa, ID. o., Angus
25.-Since the hour Of the regular observa'
tions this morning q very high south swell
has been reported all along tho North Caro-
lima coast. At Hstterss the signal service
observer states the sea had risen 70 an enor,
NOUS height at sunrise, and 10 now breaking
over tho bar and running across the beach
Its direction Is southeast The wind change d
from northeast to east at q, m. aud then 10
southeast and 10 now northeast again. Al
10 Q. m. the winds velocity was over twenty.
eight miles. To tho northeast heavy clouds
can b. sen above the horizon. From cas-,
TO south csutionary signals have been crder-
cd TO be displayed along the North Carolina
coast from Cape Henry 10 Smithvillo. There
are indications OF hurricane east Of North
Carolina and probably moving TO tho north
westward.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28
Reclining Chair Cars Ere

Beeides FIVE lines or Pullmrs.!ss Of tho Iu-
and handsome Day Conutilatel by them.
RoG m,%n and an sne u crossed Mo ne Is
peted ar y % the main force, tu. there are
e'.is 10 the San Matteo mountains who havo
committed some dep o lslions and killed sev-
erAl parscns L. Is believed that the CAM
paign will not DO as revere as heretofore nor
mortality 40 great.
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II you want 10 get a good heavy blue
flannel shirt, 20 to A. & < Mitttnthsl, COZ
BIN street.
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We guarantee that Conrai's Budweiser i.
orewed especially for our own trade, accord,
ing to the Budweiser process. OF the best
Stszer hops and Bohemian barley, and war
ranted to keep in any climate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28
An Indian Outrage.

San Franciseo. Cal, August 90 "A die.
patch from Tombstone, Arizona, says the
Indians attseket the town Of Eafeks. New
MEXICO, few days ago and killed I'll The
ihhsbitsu,s, said 10 be sbou, seventy 10 mum.
her.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28
Texas & P,,'cciifc Railway
AID ITS
coHsSS.!aSe sIs
Most Direct and Quickest Line
Tim all Points In
I Z X A s

ST. LOUIS, uvx.u.
CHICAGO, NNSuust
INnI .no LOuISvILIES
ToJ E 1maf oiAs' CHATTANC 09A,
AND ALL POINTS
Trains Leave bALAss srAssiS5SNs n :: suicw
No. I, local passen ssr BOUND ns,n ~
NO. =, mall and express. ,,,,,,,, m
A. WEST BOUND.
NJ o. local passenger l;ssu m
NOs; and run daily; between sii Abslis:
and 81. Louls. e
an MO s;,S and run daily between weathsrford
Nos; and connect at Abilene with accom-
SmSuMnuoh TO and from Grelton, 82l miles west
""''aS' n, r. TURNER, Ticket A'gt
r CONNECTIONS.
Ion,s JssIk A with all trains on tn
for ali noin Un Mountain and Southern Railway
0i Az o., p p",ntS North, East and southeast,
,,i ~ ~ LiVINSvlhW JUNCTION and MTVEOLAs
Tyis, ii % sTains on International Railroad for
and Nan XN S,oe, Houston, Austin, Galveston
~ Az DALLAS, with trains Of the Houston A
R Saas central Railway for Co.sicana, MeSis'
DDeionu' waco Calvert, Bryan. Nemnatsad
ar 1sH TaN, and all points In Middle and South.
AatsHERMAN, with IL. at. c.R.R n,
points on the line OF that road, - W.
fOni NOAIH, with ntARea for all ,a,vt
In Western Texas. ''e'S 'o' Ill poiht
-, Al n SHREVEPORT. with Red River steamer,
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
roH worth Dallas and Sherman
10 St. Louis,
"A any Information In regard to rates OF Fre,sn,
anu rrSsssage, Time and Connections, Will BE-
'A'0'u"' given on application to
GEO. NOBLE,
Genr Sup't, Marshaif TaxM.
W. Fl. NEWMAN.
Hehl Freight Agent, Marshal, Texas.
r. W. THOMPsON.
tlenl P. d T. Agent, Msrshsu Tar.
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"ANfED-By young man of good char
w acter and perfectly sober, u situation
as salesman 10 SEINE retail dry goods, grocery,
or clothing house; ba8 had some experience;
can give best OF references. Call or address II,
HRRALD ONCE.
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" ANTED'-The man who brought load OF
w peach seed TO Dallas last week, to know
he made mistake in hts place of delivery.
they are wanted by j Il, johnson, Professor
on William Street, near the old Mckinney
road.
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East Line & Red River RW'v.
Time Card No, 2,

Taking effect Monday, March Il, 1881.
wcst-bound. JEFFERSON. Eaat bouns
400 p. IN. Depart, Mail. :. Arrive 40 A. m
100 o. m. Depart, Fright. Arrive Ion,
DAINGERFlELD
6:l0 p. m. Depart. Mail Depart 7.Bse. IN.
1910 o, m. Depart, Fright. Depart l,tba. M
PITTbBURa
7;l6 p. IN. Arrive. Mall depart $50 n. m
ll;t0s. m. Arrive. Fright. Depart 800 %. m
1898 p. m. Depart. Mall. Arrive $50 a. M
wfNSBORO.
$3.50 q. m. Depart. Mail. Depart b;lb n, m.
2:25 y. m. Depart. Fright Depart II AS a. m.
SULPHUR BPRiNGs.
l0lbp. m. Depart. Mail. Depart $3.50 q. r.J'
$40 y. m. Depart. Fright. Depart q. Pulse
GREEENvILLh ON IA
2.o6n m. Arrive, Mall tn e,iiox,;,,,
'7;ibp. m. Arrive. Ff'e, -o-ine ""o"lnR
Connections. Al ua'
Pacific railroad for alt b1ndon'
al Piiisburg with thcd good night, and Il
Tor Gilmer, Mt. Plea AT mis- hour, go, m
ferson with the Tex,vlny d,ore,s, fun a.,
east. Pssssngep ~ W. ~ dhy. pas, the ulse hsi
dag. ,cresio by this tlma 10 ID,
kn 10 nominal. tn, symp
Cen. Ticket and Pa
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WANTED-As situation by competent and
w experienced ok-keeper. Best OF ref
erence given. Address A q Il, Herald office.
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GRANT q BERRY,
Building Contractors.

And all kinds Of Job work In br'ok, wood
and plaster done quickly and In good styis
Satisfaction guaranteed on ell WORK. Leave
store.
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- - >>~> -
SCHOOL NOTICE.
ST. MARY'S INSTITUTE,

CHurCH SCHUOT tut UIrTHi
VIII reopen on Monday, the 5th OF Septer-
her in the choir room of ST. Matthew's Cat
Carnegie.
INsTRUCTIoN-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 be
given TO the cultivation of lady-llke manners,
OF which careful moral and religious training
is the only sure foundation.
SUPERvIsIoE-The school will be under tho
supervision of the bishop and dean of the Ca
thedral, as visitors.
THE PRINcIPAL-Mrs. Carnegie, has had n
large experience In teaching In Scotland. Her
pupils have taken the highost-hono OF the ST.
Andrews university examinations.
TERMs-Moderate, payable strictly In ad-
vance.
For particulars apply TO
MRS. G. W. CARNEGIE,
1922 Ervay street, Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28
FOR BENT,

FOR RENT PROPOSALS Tor renting the yards
and sh,ds OF the Merchants Press and
Manufacturing Oompanvi for the coming yenr,
Septembe let to september lst lsS1 The avn,
VIII be received by the Undersigned until ~ m.
Satnrhnv. the 2lth. Gan. 4 Caasell. Srt',.
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W ANTED-Two first class coat makers
~ immediately, at III. Zlmmerman's, 6O7
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WANTED-Boarders-A few gentleman can
w be accommodated with excellent board,
anu cool, comfortable rooms. by applying at
one block back of the city market.
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LOST

I osT-one hay mare IRON stable vita r1pe
IL around neck, branded q A on LEFT ali ulder.
Liberal reverb Tor returning to Delmonloo
Reataurant. A n LiylnRaton.
Eailas, Aug 9TH, 1854,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28

WANTED-MALE C00K--To cook for 10
w or 70 young men; salary SIS per month.
Address with recommendations, Cook, care
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WANTED-Twenty good carpenters to work
w on depoIs and section houses on tho ex-
tension ofthe Texas& Pacific Railway. Steady
work for SIX months; wages ~ so and 81 rs per
day. Apply to "A. Brownlee, iii Lamar street.
between Main and Elm, at Patterson's drug
store.
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", .. NbO- NOW,
Professor OF Muslc, Dallas Musical
Conservatory,

NV ANTED-A situation as bOok-keeper or
w salesman, with ten years experience. A
permanent situation desired Wages no OBJ.
ject. Address G A Moore, Dallas, Texas.
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EoR fALE.-Asplopa,st, fam ., o,., s,o -,

For ALk.-Asplendid I'm of over 60 acres
creek, about ten mites a n irom n.I,ss nv r1
mt between Dallas 4 Wichita ard Hons.
we'll tene sss central a railroad, NJ. ly4 acres
houses; am PIE timber aud an abundant slnniv
81 Wen AM spring water. BOUNDED ON he
s sSS oy white Rock creek For sale chean
agents, Office 70 Main street, ~ u '"nu
E0R SALE.--My residence corner HarWood
n ahh Wood streets. Two stories. q roorns
SOU SOU wen anu essiern. Possession given AZ
~ o. MoLURR.
ANok hkNI- Brick store house, so by no ieet
n o5rner Camp aud Lamar streeta. now oc,
cnpied by L. h. Ozark Il o., Possessien stvsn
september LIST. Apply 10 F.B BRYAN.
.=.7,,, .. --,,,-- AT Sanser Bros. ;
ENoR RNNf-rwo story brloR 6uI,al1g- M
a%v rum street, at presant occupied by l.,
uusheSi the best stand In the city, posses.
sion given Immediately. Apply to
NJ DoNoHUE
H'oh bENr-l he best boarding honse In tina
Il city. Kitchen, dining room and sleepins
rooios complete with all fixtures suitable Cor
lhe same NJ reaso able prices to a Responsible
person. Call at ones on LOEB 4 Noon
or LoEB's CONCERT HALL. '"' corner
eoraer Main an Il Martinstreet
EoE RENr-The property known as the
Ami, commercial Hotsl, on Elm street.
-ap i,., 70 .,...- hoWSER 4 LEMON
L lsO feet, formerly occupied by Calm Bros.
Vne OF the pest stands IN the city. Apply TO
John Browning, 1857 Elm street.
DALLAS CONSERVATORY OFF MUSIC
~ Norton's building, coruer Sycamore and
Elm sueets. We guarantee TO teach the sci
ehce OF plano, Organ, Violin, Guitar, Flute
and Double Bass Music for $50 90, All siring
Instruments taught by Prof. v. Jauengs of
Chlcago. Lessons will not conflict with coll
leges, public or private schools Hours from
a; M TO p. m. Persons desiring musical
education are respectlGll- y.ied to Q N and
investigate our method OF .,,, Ing,
Respectfully.
o. =. GOO. NOW,
Professor OF Music, Dallas Musical
" Conservatory,
II ENARD-,S5O.0 90 Stolen at Tkhomingo,
III Indian Territory, August la, 1851 -Four
Horses, described as follows: A bay horse.
about wears old, 10 hands high, branded u S,
with lett ankle swollen roam horse, about
years OLD. IL hands high, brand unknown.
A brown horse, IS hands high, Years olds no
brands. grey horse, Is hands high, Q years
old, branded + on left flank and q scar on
front OF left hind leg. Above horses are shod
al round and had CALLED shoulders. .A'rew.rd
OF 500 Will be paid Tor information leading to
recovery OF above stock. Address Henry
Loop, Caddo, Indian Territory.
nv ANTED-A situation as 6o0k-Feeper or
w salesman, with ten years experience. A
permanent situation desired Wages no OBJ.
ject. Address G A Moore, Dallas, Texas.
wv ATTED-By young man, n situation as
w book-keeper or salesman Address
A Il, Mansfield. Texas.
A good milk cow ana two nice sorrel' ma :,
IA ponies and hack for sale cheap. Apply
| ~ l345 or l3iS Elm street, East Dallas.
W. and competent book keeper wishes
situation lrst of october as book keeper. Ad-
dress at Western Unto, Telegraph ofice, or
Lock Box No, 234. Dal - Texas
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WANTED-Three good reliable exoerlenc-
w ed seamslress. Apply 70 Mrs. Nowlen.
over Thompson Bros. +, on Elm street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as clerk, by young
w ran who hiss had some experience In
grocery business. Address LOCK boz go Dial.
las. Texas.
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WANfED-A white woman to cook. Must
Adams, at Adams 4 Leonard bank,
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M ANTED-By aman thoroughly acquain
w TED sheep, partner 10 go larg ly iulo tn,
business. Address w b, case Herald (hlice
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w ATTED-By young man, n situation as
w . book-keeper or salesman, Address
A d, Mansfield. Texas.
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W ANTED--A good cook and house girl.
w Apply at Crawford & Smiths law office
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"ANrED "A number ore canyesssr
w for advertisements. A drinking or a
Jay man need not apply. Address j. g.,
HEpAIn mia
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"ANTED--An experienced business man
w and competent book keeper wishes a
situation lirst Of October as book keeper. Ad-
dress Y at Western Unto, Telegraph office, or
Lock Box No, 234. Dol Texas
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WANrED-6Ob bridge carpenters TO work on
Wv q, M. o Ry Apply to Nj, ID. Faux,
slpt. Caldwell Il Nicely, Contractors, 2Ii
Main street. Dallas, Texae.
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nor SALE-Owing 10 other engagements, [
= Will sell my place, us south llarwood ST.,
iolr large horses, two furniture wagons. tools,
Two COWS, household furniture, etc. at saori,
foe. n E KpEIfrEp
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

MANITOBA blacksmith and Wagon max.
w er None but experienced work men
need amply at Wsrdon & Smith, corner OF
Elm and Houston streets
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-28
FOR SALE.

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THE REVISION,

sE1,tOx nY TliE l.Ev. r. A. TowI.E.
Yesterday morning tic llcv. C. A. Tuwlo
preached at tho bethany congregational
Church, cnrner OF Huron AMI 1'anlna
streets. on tl,o Revised New Testament, tax
Ing for hls text tho well-known Scripturat
pnssage: "'rIic Word Of tic LnrI chtlurcth
forever" Mr.. Towlc began BY saytng that It
was Ills ubjcck Il, spcnktnr upon tho subject,
to correct tho idea which some people Ind
conceived TINT II new Diblc Ind been Etvel.
them 10 worship. lie tllel went Oh to cx-
plain why tile revision Ind beet, ,nnslc-
simply BECAUSE civilization Of to-s(ny pos
sessetl a more tl.orongh ,knowlc,lsc of tho
Greok lnnEage taHn I dlt! y;s w,ie t1s n, t'!. ,
enuso tho axs,ct meaning of soma words Il,
the English Language, ~, liad cl'anKotl 4.!
so,ncwnt since t!iu Hlblo =, was iirst
TRANSLATED from tho Greek into Englls!.. S0
old translation that ministers l,ntl long bceil
III tho habit nf reading certain texts mt nx-
nelly as thoy appearetl, hut cSnctly as they
wore mclnt; nj for illstN,lcs., , ,s,b;Stltutlng Y! VI;
saee si'e wG. e. corinthians G rs: xiii. And toeh liz
i,estow Mi ny gotNls to feed thu poor, and
though giyu my, body 10 l'o burned. alHt
Hve t c@1t H. i t,a proitst s w.
i'ow @ prelsi'y rs psrfsct as il csaisi b. 70 far
rs the translation WIS ,tniieerlletl: hut 1t
male no difference whether we st I'll clunE to-
the OLD or the new trnnsns1oi'. No essential
doctrines had been changed. and no secsarinll
saMc pl.l l.ook Of i,ouks. Tile revision la'l
already Induced many To .rentl t!c Bible who
llnd ncver. before cared 70 look NJ it,
anil, though they nay have been melted sole
rs tt,ey wcre iaugIt tic SYorsl of God. Many
conversions would result simply froln this
curious desire to read the revised New Tcsts.-