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An Effective Sermon.

A preacher addressed the inmate
of lunatic asylum ut JncksoL Vile
Illinois. lie watched this pa,iru
,eve-al Sundays anI became ON.
'inced that the man was being c,u-
'erted and might even bc cure | OF
his Insanity thereby. 80 no sought
~ interview with the mao jnst ai,e,
sermon on the way lIindoo WON n
hrow their infants in,o the e., ge
= sacrifice. The patient re me-
lad 10 SEQ him, hot the only rena' /
would make was, II co1l,h't b /
blinking while you were telling thu
tory that il was u great pity yam
io,her didn't cnock yon into ,b'
iver when you were q baby"
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HALrORD
''''''' '''' SAUCE f!

-YCN To sell Fruit and ~ Q mental rrc,s
W - Urares. Sbtuhs. Roses. st. no ex-
UAEmpTrerienre required. Salary aui ex.
Mn uDp uses paid.
J. =. LECTURE Rochester ". Y.
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Teachers Wanted ! ~ H. 10

per mouth. Steady work nll apring and sum.
msr. For particulars address !. q. McCUR
10y \ 20 fhilaie'phia Pa.
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HUMOROUS.
Josh BiIllno, Oh 5ho,,s

A ghost L. about ) f.. in. u
height, and eiabs IRON 4 "z. to
on. They srr OF the masculine unC
femcine nature, hat principally psiur''
They aio't sirsid Nv nothing, aud
will bsng aronnd graveyard ~
ksrelcss az n skoolboy will around q
horchard Ia green-applc tine. They
are like n CRATE many other things IL
this world-often heard ov, bat sci
dom soen. I will give 1900 dol'. t.
ssc . ghost, and $50 dolls. more t.
own one but want one kaught
whole and not hurt. Mi friend
Qaineas T. Barnnm will take o
whole drove ov them NJ the sam
price per ghost, and not quarrel
about the gender. Therefore, bring
your ghosts. Gbosts allus dress H.
vito nitegown sort Of rig, aud nrc
the quickest that have ever been
trotted out yet. Their ordinary gait
IL q mile seckupd but Ia said, fo'
q purse, they beat this handy. |
would really like to sec one go in
publik for munpy-private time is
always suspichns. Viii din't some oi
our agricultural hoss-trot as-osias-
huns offer ghost puss, free tor oil
ghosts. II would draw like mus
tard plast er 10 the mouth of August
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r. nrifii sent free to those who
VOpront, ble iuspsfs k.oWu. TSsry,hips
new. CAPITAL not ,equ, rod. We viii furnish
you every Thing, ~ day sna upwards h
over DIpht. No risk whstevsr. MANY ne \
wor srs ~sbt ~ opee. Asby IRE mskinu
hrtubss at the bu,iRsss. Lsdies make ss
muce ~ nrr; aud Sopns t"Yssn wrir ms ks
r. make morr w.nsy svsfy dly .hsp rsR y
meae IN : eset 10 any nralpsvy supioy mes 1.
Isy's 1nsn Z. vsx ~. ssvsss q sss, r., nnl s1esl
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THERE IS
A Ealm in Gilead +!

The snccess which has marked the rntrodnc.
tion oiuream Haim, n Catarrn remedy. prepar
ed by EI.f BROS. O~eso, N Y, is Indeed
marvellous. Many per .us ." Pit,Iton aud vi
cinlty are usin1 with mosi sstiipctnry re-
suits, ~ Town town l. reroyerI,x 4 the
-en'r o. smell, which she had not enlny ed ior
? 'o"n wears br"ugh tho uso ofthe Balm. She
had given mp her case ms incursble. ur. kar.
Ter, the druseisf, bias u,ed II In his family nd
ayoung Tunhhannock lawyer. known 10 many
oi our readers, ns'ihes that he was cured o'i
partial deafness, II ~ certainly q very efica.
Aug. 10, 1879.
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nnlnnnn a nsytIs. s.ssss ssss1 . lsk:
q; /; ;;':S;:';i;; :ii'
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MERIT Eust haVe Its Just Reward }

or the many catsrrh and Hay Fever rsme-
dies we Keep Ia sicck there II none Of which
our Gu toners speak more highly than OF Eiy's
cream Balm. comparatively new discovery
bnt one which, from the many rsports and sv-
hsdtuv article, We have rever handled .
remedy which has Increased ss "a pidiy IN sales
or that has given such universal Satisfaction.
Street, New York.
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She had sued for breach OF PROM
70, and the verdict Of the jury was
gainst her. "Vant t. poll th"
'ry !" said tho Judge. formall,
Want 70 pole the jury 7" shs re.
Gated. "Yes, ! do. Jrs' rimnr
10 pole for two minutes" AMI sb,
I'd thrown OF her -uu-b ",uot and
xpsetorated on the Palms OF he,
sods before The legal phrase eond
esxpIsined by her counsel.
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NytNTFh.--fo cure q ease Of rATARRH
w In each neiRhb,r uod, With Tr KstsneI ;,
Remedy To Introduce It Sample free. OH
TlLlUN, fhtsburs. pa
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The WHITE" stands
acknowledged King
of all Sewing Ma
chimes.
Important and CaltiOnaTy Notice 10
all intending purchasers Of
sewing Machines,


CLEVELAND, q, lay 27,.lsso.
We particularly call your attention to the
fact that We stamp number In plsiu, distinct
nxure. on the back shuttis.racs .liie OF each
machine and keep q record OF such numbers
When sold, q wARRASrY ron FIVE YEARS Il
| 1iveu 10 the purchaser. Thi. warrant bears
the name Of tho agent who purchased the ma
| chine from us, as also tho date OF purchase and
. number orresponding to tho slide number
The warrant is signed by us, and has the oppf-
ciAL sxAL OF our company stamped upon H.
| All other warrants In our nane ara spur ious,
| tnd parties finding the siiDE suNnVRs NuTIL.
,rEp on pgPAcRD, and no warranty TO CORE
s,ond with ths above description. nst know
st once that sooner or later the eownsr will be
involved IN trouble, With no one to fall back
upon.
The oESrtss "whits" r. to.'sy the most
opular ma,hine upon the market, the cheap
-. anlth bsst IVA or sill. 4 larger nun.
rer Of the "whits" have boen made and sold
ince they were placed upon the market, than
any other make In the sins length OF time
since sewing Mtchioos were Invented. Their
iightness, speed, space, beauty, qniteress, du.
rabiii,y, and price, combine to make thcm the
ma chine that every family desires to owD, and
Thoroughly satisfied when once they possess
the "w hite."
THg REGULAR AUruo1iZsD pEALsE rou
snyder and adjoiniuy counties, IL y. C. SEE
BOLD Miiiledurg Pa, and we advise intend
ing purchasers to p,troni,e none other, and
thereby set the genuine "Whi
:wBITE SEWING MACHINECo
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~ rr pYz business now before tho pat
- lie. You can mako mo me
hster Mt work for US thar
EsS n6A< d A. anything else. Capita
no required. We v III start you. ti2 day
md upwards made at home by the indust rions
Me-, women, boyS and girls, wanted every
"h'rs TO work tor MS. Now Is the time. Yau
can devote your Whole time to the work, or on.
~ yOuf spare moments, No other business
eili pay ou nearly as we'll. No ore willing t.
work can Ia II to max enormous pay bs engar
nv at ono. Costly Outtit and Terms irrr, A
great opportunity for ma Ing money easily
and honorsbiy. Address TRUHS 90, Ausus.
"a, Maine. June ~ sly
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Agents Wanted %,sl.i t;S.,ssSi: iIs %:''
'.o. \ oi The year.
IDOL WORSHIP Of tla World

Nv =. = nohhiNs. tate - tnkoham,, Iarsn
We" work ~ m tchess interest. describing
the strange superstitlon. ~ Heathsn Nations
IN all parts and aye. NJ the world The only
''lum rver issued rnve' y this gro / sub.cci
tnttnins n thousand firtS s'rnnYer that hctinu
the wili imniHglna'iors "f idnla'nrs concern.
i'R nei'y nni parts. tic Hestiny oi MAJ. witt
= \ tho strange beitAfs. Legends. customs. forms
u ~orship, temples, Rhtinss, sarrinces. cto
connected therewith. IL iliustrt'ef and bound
In unl1u. ttylc. A truly wonderful book. Ger.
, tin to sell tmmanselv FOR stIn 10 Iayss
terms. etc. ad9rrss HrB9ARD BROS. ~
Chestnut st Phiisic.rLia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-21
A Royal Wife Who is Help TO Her
Husband,
New York Times .

When Princess Paul Demidoff was no
more, Alexander yielded to la raison d'etat
and became reconcilsd to the Princess Dag.
mar He soon forgot his great disappoint.
ment. saw him in Paris 60 into convulsive
fits of laughter, the year of the 1861 exhibi0
ton, at Mile. Schneider's antics in "La
Grande Duchesse" At his wife's entreaty
he consented to study, and took lessons,
always with her at his side, from professor of
history, mathematics and political economy.
He and she became inseperabe companions
and indeed comrades. Sine went with bin in
his hunting excursions. When the state of
her health admitted she rode out with him,
mounted on a fleet and powerful horse He,
on his side, accompanied her on her annual
visits TO Denmark, where they cast state
aside, and lived a natural bourgeois life. The
czsrins is slight and tall, but looks mignonne
beside her husband. She has less regular
features than the princess of Wales or the
duchess of Cumberland, but has more ex-
preston and animation. Hes eyes are those
ola song bird. The face is oval, and the
nose is slightly retrousse; the mouth is pout.
ing, for this illustrious lady has full rosy
lips. She has beautiful silken hair. H,r hands
and feet are small and elegant. The figure
looks to advantsgei in riding habit with a fur
collar. ! have seen portraits by Romney
which were very like the new czariRs, who is
imbued with grace, smisbility and, it is said,
the faculty Of divinipg spirits. The vulner.
able point Is horror of what is coarse,
vulgar, unrefned, or democratic. She has
never yet been to the Elysee. The ozsro.
witch visited there when he soiourned at the
Hotel Bristol, but she could not bring herself
to 60 with him. Her majesty is refinement
itself, and to some extent petite msitresso
And yet she was brought up in very
Strengthened circumstances and taught to
make her own dresses and bonnets Her
fathers income did not exceed CA 200 a year
before he assembled the Danish throne. The
sszarna was at Copenhagen during the
last war of the Duches, and has never
forgiven the Germans for tho evil they did
then 10 her native land.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-21
31st
Popular monthly drawing of the
Commonwealth 1Is,rits,Ita c.,

At Macauley's Theatre In the City OF Lousi
villec en-
sAruRDAY,.APRlL 80, 1881.
These drawing occur monthly (Sundays OK
cepted) under provision Of an act of the Gem
eral Assembly of Kentucky, Ancorporatipa
the Newport printing and Newspaper Co.,
approved Arril 10, 1878.
n.rhis ID special act, and has never been
The United states circuit court, on March
81, rendered the following decisions:
lst-That the Commonwealth Bistri.
button Company In legal.
2d-lts drawings are fair.
The company has now on hand large 70.
serve fund. Read the list Of prixes for the
APRIL DRAWING
rrhe' ........''.... ........"......sS0,W
rrise............". 1000
10 Prizes siioo each. lo,So
90 Prizes $500 each. 1905
100 Prizes slOO each. ..............,...... 1000
200 Prizes ESQ ch...............,....... 1890
800 Prizes sy0 each. ".-.... ......... 1900
looo Prizes 80 each. ..."....,.......... 1910
0 Prlaes $500 each, Approximation
Prizes. .........,,... .........,.,,... $500
Prizes $500 each. Appro ximatton
Priics sicc each, Approximation '''''
Prizes Observation-Disclosures, 200
900 Prizee. enc, 40
Whole Tickets %. Half fleets si 20
"a Tickets $50. 10 Tickets Sk0
Remit money or bank draft In letter, OF
send by express. Don't send by registered
letter or .postofiice order. Orders Of s5 ana
npwa d,by express, can be sent NJ our expense
Address all orders 10 X. NJ Ro>nrMAN
Courier Journal bulldns Louisville, Ky
orr. ]. Cum-rford, al2 Bros tway. New York
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Columbus (Geo.) Enquirer.
Nothing has so plainly manifested itself
70 thinking mon, as the fact that the south
ia developing itself to the practical. The
hitter lessons of the past will be but light
aalic,ions il the grand lessons they taught
are made impressive, and are profted by.
We have previously called attention in these
columns 10 the imperative importance of
educating the young to fit them for this new
order of things. The south is rapidly de-
veloping into manufacturing and progress
i've section. The simple agricultural habits
are being innovated upon, and the immense
advantages diversified labor gives are being
appreciated. To be even with the progress
of the age it behooves us to put our children
In q channel to be educated to understand
mechanics, manufactures and the arts. The
natural advantages Of climate and water
power, the great plenty OF labor and the &C.
Cessible cheapness of raw material are draw
ing an unusual amount Of capital IN manu-
features all over the south, especially SO in
Georgia. Already there is an untitled
demand for practical superintendent of
cotton mills, for mechanical engineers with
brain and ingenuity, for skillful and sober
machinsts and department overseers.
Every mill owner in the south prefers a
native to take charge Of his help. In the
very fitness Of things, they are best adapted
to manage home people. Many small, mills,
Just beginning WILL rapidly enlarge. Now,
they can pay only enough to comfortably
support young men as superintendents.
There is therefore, a growing demand for
educated, practical, competent young men
of southern birth and education. We know
nothing promising so much to our active,
intelligent young men. Quit crowding the
lsw and study chemistry newest and
most promising science. The future OF
chemistry, especially practical chemistry as
tspples to the invention in cheapening
methods in dyeing, in production of OF com.
binslions, and of all artificial substances
which rival the originals in all their good
qualities and are offered ut lessened cost. is
enticing and fruitful.
Let the would be physician let the madi-
col college alone and 60 to school of tech.
nology. Learn theoretically the arts. and
then 60 to work to put the knowledge in
practice.
Instead of filling up stores as cheap clerks,
our young men would serve themselves and
their section best in machine shops and fac
tories. 1t is these people that make inven-
tentions. It's these arts that give employ
ment to so many men and women, who other
wise exc out but precarious livings. 1t is
these industries that beget others. Tanneries
make shoe factories; cotton mills support
machine shops, oil mills make living for
the coopers. Let our youis people but be
educated to think of these things, and soon
they will develop this country as it was never
even dreamed Of, and being prepared, can
make themselves practically masters of their
own grand enterprises.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-21

The charter of the Galveston & Eagle Pass
Dir line railway has been fled in the Office Of
the secretary Of state, with the usual certificate
that five per cent. of the capital stock. has
been paid in. The charter requires tho road
70 pass through the counties Of Galveston,
Brszoris, Mstsgords. Wharton, Lsvacs,
jackson, De Witt Vicoris, 9oliad, Bee.
harnes, McMullen, Live.Osk, LsSalle, vii.
ION, Atascoss, Frio, Zsvslls, Dimzitt and
Maverick to Eagle Pass, from which point
ne lair lice" will be continued on to the
Gulf q California,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-21
Society Sensation =.

Cleveland, Ohio, April 20.-The Herald'l
special represents society about Minerva,
Ohio, convulsed over Miss Jessie Wither.
,,poon, q yourg lady Of one Of the frat fami-
ies, 10 years old, and hitherto bearing 40
iifeproachable reputation. To-day che
saused the arrest on the charge Of adultery
mo attempted abortion, Of j. W. Vagalsong,
uea!er IN musical instruments. He 10 q man
u family, and previously social luminsry.
" smith has been arrested 10 being impli-
Gated In the attempt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-21

,ooI FRIES, Amounting TO .......,. .Sll0 AN
Responsible corresponding agents wanted n,
al an points, to whom liberal compensation will i
clearly, giving full address, SEND .,rders I've
mall, addressed only to '"'' W
=, NJ a. DAUPIi.N, New Orleans. La.
N. ball correspon ,ence should be with
M. a. Dauphin as above. In all cases tbe
tickets themselves are SEM, and newer circ AZ.
lars ouering certificates or an ything eliza in.
STEAD. Any one proposing to offer anythins
else by circular or Otherwise on his own bs.
naii or that OF the company 10 a swindler,
under the supervl ion o, Gems, q. r. Res, - ~
gard and Jue6l Early Capital Prize
$I0t 200. Whole ticl ,,s 81.
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PASTURE,


DAsTURE II have Ave hundred acres In
l. pasture, W III plenty Of running water.
Terms reasonable. Enquire at Yeargan 4
BIOS fruit stand, Corner Lamar and Main
street,. Il q. Knight
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BOARD OF Trade saloon and Btll,nru
Hall

At this establishment on the corner Main
and austin streets. Purdy Il Randall, pro-
prietors, are to b. found the very choicest
and only the very choicest of liquors, wines,
sles, beer, etc, from the leading msnufactur-
ers and dealers Of this country and Europe.
A newly fitted up. most tastefuly arranged.
and thoroughly lighted aud ventilated bin.
lard hall is one of the attractions. Cali and
see them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-21
A. 4 r.. M,tten,hn,

Calls the attention of merchants Of this city
and vicinity to their own manufactured
Texas Star Overalls, which will outsell any
northern make BY a handsome profit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-21
NORTH, EAST and SOUTHEAST

Trains arrive and leave Austin station nj
follows: No Small and express arrives al . al
MI No 4lnall and expires, leaves at $3.50 a. m. +,
Connections-AtT exarkana, with all ira mi
on ST, Louis, Iron Mountain & So. R'w'y. foI
all points North East and Southeast. AtI.ong-
view junction and Mineola, with all rains for
International Railroad for Tyler, Palestine,
Houston, Austin, Galveston snd San Antonio
Az Dallas, with trains OF the Houston q Texas
central R'w'y, for C0rsicana, Mexia, Brsmond,
wsco, Calvert, Bryan, Hampstead, Brenham
AZ sherman, with II. & Il. q. R'y, for ali
po'nts on the line fthat road. At Fort Worth n.
with stages for all points In Western Texas
Al Shreveport, with Red River Steamers al
New o rlcans. Pullman's Palace Sleeping Car,
from Fort Worth, Dallas and Sherman TO Il.
Louis. Any information In regard to rH.as 10
meights or passage, time ami connections with
no cheeriully given on application 10 Geo.
Noble. Gen'l Sup't, Marshall, Texas, w. r..
Newman, q. +. A., Marshall, Texas, or r. w,
thompson q. r. Il T. A., Marshall, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-21

Ladies enjoy comfort and ease BY wearing
a pair of those fine hand .sewed common
sense shoes, the best thing out. Just re-
ceivod At LEON KAHN's,
GOA Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-21
FOR kxIMANGH


H'OR EXCliA MEGA few interests In min.
ingclaims In CIR mt county, New Mexico.
for good Texas la DIS. Address W q Currle
SHAKE spcare, New Mexico
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-21

Pages boot and shoe store, sos Main stree t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-21

Mrs. Chestnut will be glad to see her lady
friends, at her new store on Elm street, where
full line of ladies' goods can be had.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-21
TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN
NOTICES,

>->-~-->->-->-~--~~~->
NOTICES.
AuVer. soments NAV be hanued
anto our business ofnce up tosp. m :.
eaa ln.o the composing room up TO a. m.
NNOTlCE TO RAILROAD CONTR a.
~ iOhS-The bss, and cheapest mattres-
ses are at j. ]. O'Briens, sSg Main street
nearly opposite market house.
NJ onlCE-All KINDS OF uphC lsI.ripg. mat
~ uesses, carpets, curtains, swpinp.
soua a anu teistor work done at j j O,RrienI,
Sos wan strset, nearly opposite the market
,-First-class board, by day Wees ar
~ month, by W. Thomas, late of RsIti.
more, mary land, No. lOa5 Main street. Daiias
near st. Paul street, Cars pass the honse
NOTICE A bargain. Two hnndre1 And
-, ~ nIty stock horses well ranched in wes.
se'n isxas, payments easy; apply TO John
2. AaoreWs, Fort Worth, Texas
NJ oilCE-Oattie Tor sais FonT tnonsan5
~ mead OF stock cattle, 30 head of horses
Ta one .oi the best ranches In the west
e,.s' esAy; some real estate taken in nav
ment. An lrews Bros Fort Worth. Texas
oFiCE = A bargain can 6e had In "a
:, pounds OF bourgeois type, In prime non.
oltion. by applying at this oificc. WV"
NoTioE-Order to have your furnitnre
~ piano, etc., moved or packed, left oniy
~ Jones q Murphy's. will e promptiy nj.
sehaed TO. Respectfully, II. Z. Kreuter,
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East Line & Red River R, R.,
Time Card No. 2,

Taking effect Monday, March II, 1881.
west-bound. JEFFERSON. East bound.
400 p. m. Depart. NAL. ;. Arrive O:l0 a, m
100 q. IN. Depart Fright, Arrive s,iO n. m
DA1NGERFiELD.
$40 p. m. Depart. Mail ;. Depart 7:5s a, m,
l0:l0 u. m. Depart. Fight. Depart l:lS a, m.
PITTsBUR9.
!:l5 p. m. Arrive. Mall Depart $50 a, m
II 100 q. m. Arrive. .Fr'eht. Depart 500 d, m
1885 p. m. DEPART. Mall. Arrive $3.50 n. m
1850 y. IN. Depart. Fright. Arrive 800 D. m
WINSBORO.
$3.50 q. m. Depart. Mail. Depart b:lb d. m =.
2ao y. m Depart. Fright Depart II :ts q. m .
bULPlIUR SPRINGS,
lo!t y. m. Depart. Mail. Depart $3.50 q, m,
iaJ y. IN. ID part, Fright Depart p;j5 a m,
GREkENVILLE
ls;o5a. m. Arrive. Mail :, Dspirt 200 a, m,
'aop m. Arrive. Fright. Depart Gas q. IN
Connections; At 9reenvlllc with the Mo.
Paclnc railroad for all points in the north west
at Plltsbtirg with the Texas 4 ". T.. RAILROAD
Tor dllmer, Mt. Pleasant and Tyler, Ut JEFF.
ierson with the rexas 4 Pacific railroad for
~ Louis and ali points east, south and south.
day. JNO. 4. FLYNN.
Gene'al Manager.
y, RAINEY, Jp,,
Gen. Ticket and Pass. Agt., Jefferson. TEX.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.


X TOR SALE-A small farm aud one section oi
Western Liant, fine grass. suitable Tor 4,
ranch; will sci, or trade for res ideLce properly
man. Gil Elm st an IsIw
A ZOE sALE-lhe" Barber Properiy"-
G.iX - Consreie house with Q rooms and
and one-dfth acres of grour d. on
''Cumberltnd HILL" several hundred doilars
worth of Water Pipe laid through the pre-
misses and the soil 10 In a high state of cultiya-
lion. having been used for q vegetable garden
for several years A barg In Is offered. Call
On JONES & MURPHY,
aprl74t Real Est. Agts, 700 Main St.
NOR sALE.--A few half CANOPY suits nj re.
l. duced prices at Billing 0n's Furniture
store. Also large stock Of all kinds of Furni.
tu'e- everNt hina at bargain.
DOR SALE, ON easy ermS "A few choice
u residence lots (of any size) In Peaks ad-
di,iou, near the Fair Grounds. The most
beautiful lots about Dallas. Apply to Tbos.
Field, 4O5 Elm street.
EOH LE--Brlck store NJ. 8li Elm street;
L brick st re No 70l, co ner of Elm and
College streets; 5 cottages, 8 rooms each, Nos
~ and ltt8 Elm street, and 1888 and 1885
MAIN street; dive ling house, > storie,, 8
rooms anu Clubhouse OF two rooms, Nos, 1854,
1876 and l43S Elm street. Also, valuable
lanes In Dallas and other counties. Hunt,
iathrop Hayes, attorneys-at-law, No, $40
Main street, Dallas. Apli-tf
NOR SA lie OR Observation-Disclosures lands
! In Jack, P.noia aud San August ne com.
Hes Also, fne improved farm in Collin
county, within three miles Of Allen station.
VIII sell trade on easy terms the above
named property: For further particulars, adj
dress " cOKER. Allen Station.