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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25
Rose COLD and Hay Fevcr.

Messrs. White & Brudct, Druggists,
Ithaca N. Y lean iecommend Ely's Cree m
Balm to relieve all persons suffering with
Rose Cold and Hay Fever have teen a
gfeat sufferer from the same complants;hav
had great relief by using the Balm. have
recommended IL to many of my friends for
Catarrh, aud in all cases where they have
used tho Balm freely have been cured. It.
Kenney, Dry Goods Merchant, Ithaca, New
York, Sept. 1880.
NIessrs. VIM Rust & Sons, Druggists, New
Brunswick, N. J. Since boyhood | have
been troulrd with Catarra and Hay Fever,
and have been unable 10 oltlin permanent
relief until used Ely's Cream Balm, which
has cured me. Alter a few days use could
sleep all night, which could not do before,
L. L. Clickerer, New Brunswick, n. J.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25
Indianapolis Indiana Farmer.
EVER IkIdsPuP,

when every ono says ching is so /. must
DO So" On this point Mr.. A II. Lyman,
Druggist, Manstee, Mich, writes: Every
",'e who tries St. Jacobs Oil, says that it is
the best remedy ever used for rheumatism.
Mr. White, "a customer, after having EN-
ployed every known specific lur rheumatism
was cured by 81. Jacobs Oil.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25

Ten years ago while gathering ice, strai :
ed my back and took cold, urination h 9
been painful ever since, until after cousun =
ing three bottles D. r V. q. am well now,
co years old aud feel like a colt.
b. B. Blodgett, Bakor, Syracuse, n. Y.
Guaranteed by all Druggists.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25

"A New Haven Register man crculates
the report that ait is very fashionable just
now for young ladies to learn To play the
violin" We admire the Register man, but
: # he is lynchcd we shall say, "served him
right"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25

For three yeais my back, kidneys, urinal
and stomach have troubled me 81 l have
been una le t, attend to business. Two
bottles D, X. V. G. has made me well man.
No one should he without it
j. D. Fredenburgh, IA, Walton St., syra-
case, N. Y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25
troublesome Children,

that are always wetting their beds ought
mt 70 be scolded aud punished for what
they cannot help. They need a medi,iu
having tonic effect on the kidneys and the
urinary organs. Such a medicine IS Kidney
Wort 1t is IA specific action. Do not TAIL
TO get it ior them.-- Exchange.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25

First swell. "Does it seriously make no
: difference to you whether or not you are
thirteen at a table?' Second swell. "Why,
yes, all the difference in the world, especial
ly if there is only enough on the table for
twelye.n
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25

"A lady on G asked Sidney Smith for a
motto ar her dog, whose name was Spot.
He suggested "out, damned spotW for he
diln't like dogs, having once been severely
I 1 en- by lady's pet.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25
Sumner
Complaints

At this season, various diseases of the
bowels arc prevalent, and many lives are
lost through lack Of knowledge of safe
and sure remedy. Perry DAVIS PAIN
KILLER is a sure cure for Diarrhma, Dys-
1ntery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, etc, and is perfectly safe.
Read the following;
DAINBRtnoE, n. Y, March ., 1851. :.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER nersr JGiis % afford
iasid'h re'lef for cIanp and pain In the stomach.
JOSEPH BuRDIrr
N1cnoLvILLE N. Y, Feb. 2, ISL
The reTy hdsi medicine 1 know of Tor dyfentery,
clio err riorbus, and cramps the stomach. Have
u1ed Il for years, and 1t Is sure ee every Il time ne.
HIoNooys. Iowa, March ~ 1881
Ihaye rsed your PAIS KILLER iu foyere cases Of
Ismp o9lic rnt oh 'lcra niol odSapd gave almost
C,RgEsv1rLE GA, Isb. =. lssl.
i,mt family. ,ltlge used it ma y times i9r bowel
"onNairg, rn1 It e,'rsys ceres Noald Y f9, a!e
wl'h'u'a 5'' ie IN the h'ssIc s,ao ME- ~ y "a lT ISL
uavou ed PEnnT D iv1s' PaI; RILLrr for twelve
year.. H. is see, snre. ogd f."eJ,@ 80 mother
shotll a-iow itt 70 O1 oas OF tie i-ui y ,-,.
oyr,p..nY,l I i. / NSTEi. * F5si.
I'VE we sgSn G nTinT { lf9y tg S9G aare y
o 20 to Ued WiIlo At D1tuS iu TIC fo1fe, y e,.--
QosvArpogo, s 8, ,fEs6. ), ISL.
H2ry every lam y II tl'' i9o e, r rfso 99;de
U s CCNsrIAr9,
CaEFELr, RAEut9g rELafIA I, D. c. 119l
Ih1y0 knUV1 rENRT DAVIS P:tV KtLLl.. mo- (
IrOu tho d1y IL Wa MIR dace bud - tr Year, o
ob;rTyGtol and use eard i7 Irt tLCs IN LIZ
hou3Lhod as ~ ,.li.r-H - sie r.ctssTN
l pCyTra, 4 g Consul.
BuETON Cu-IUEET ENC.
Bad been rcvcral dlyi s-i cr-u7 reNtrtN frc m
luarrhui, cqeonicp G lwith tense psiu, i, \
.r.oi your BtIS killer. cul iouul r'ino ini tlii
ro.!tf II J. EooNT.
u NToETAcvE Sr ,LOEuCN, 10.
Dur. rrc rc5i5crc1 - Hcn'v.t1rcg ycslain lroie
I havo ptysl IL u ull1y t11ss OF di1rrhin-, dJTcn
tory, GnI cAo.er,, ulI n-Ner knew t9i7l o CIV
rali Z. il. CLAlIoOE.
NJ family can safely he without this
invaluable remedy. is price brings j
within the reach Of all.
For sale by all druggists at 2Jc., 5oc.
and S1.00 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & sON, P-opric;ors.
Provii>nce, i. ].
June IS to sept. 1-nrm
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS arc offered you by
the BURLINGTON pourF. It will pay you to
read their advertisement TO be found else
where in this issue.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25

IA gooA- ooking old Germen with long
hair sat down, or rather up, in the BARRIERS
chair, and was asked whether he would have
his hair shnglef. lie replied, "Mein X, tt,
nc7 want same hair Root off. Wy woot you
nut some shingles on il necause?'
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25

gss- BE sure and stop aud ask for DR..
Bnnmert's German Vegetable Worm Medi-
cine. Warranted TO cure or no pay. A. j..
purling, Bank st., sole ogent for Lehighion,
penna. 90 l3w#
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MIscELhaNEoUs.
"A gross blunfer-A bakers dozen.

"A gross bluut era bakers dozen.
"A bees wing" hair cut is now in or
der.
Love knots should be tied with single
beau.
This tar route blackened good many
men.
Tickling the fancy"--Playing against O
faro bank.
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There's one thing like about the new
version" said old Bluuderbuss. "That ere
text about the boy being father to the man
is left out altogether. always thought that
was end to-" And he didn't know
why the smile went round.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25
IrIgheAt Prize Port WING.

The best wine in the country, that took
the highest premium at the Centennial, is
hpeer's Port Grape Wine, which has brcome
tho most celebrated product Of New Jersey.
This wine aud his P. j. Brandy are now be-
ipg used by physicians everywhere, who
rely upon them as being the purest to be had
ofdruggists. 1t is unsurpassed for weakly
females and old people. For sale by A. j.
Durling and DR.. C. T Horn, Lehghton,
and Zern & Rapsher, Weissport.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-25

Now is the time when everybody should
subscribe far the CARBoS AnvooArE 81 as to
prscure one II Dr Ksndall's Horse Books,
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Always goes around with long face
An alligator.
The toad believes that hop-position is
the life oi trade.
The potato bug will go over the bills, as
usual, this summer.
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ep OsO a WEEK In your own town. ESQ
AaAEA Quit free n o Mss. Reader II vnu
qpUV want bu mess at VIII ch pcts0rS nj
either seN van inGKo preat pay all the
time they work, VIZ t. for particular, 40 II.
II LETT, u o Portland. Me. Juno &C. ~
nR Watches. etca-! !n!c-s taao. V-ic,;ctal tiunilns
NJ ECahc -. Imitation Enisb Solid gold . Cacapvs.
IN Hani tlorUsc pGruttivr purposes. NaluaLo
W G1c-taioi iueisee. Yhon2sol : CO. l-2NassausLSY
January 20, 1ssl-y1
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THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

e5g- No othor line runs Three Through Pas
senger Trains Daily between Chicago, Des
moincs, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Lincoln. St.
Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for all points in Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Ne.
vada, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
The Shortest, spcediest and Most Comforta-
bic Route via Hannibal to Fort Scott, Denison,
Dallas Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Calves
ton and all points in Texas. x..s
The uncQualod Inducements offered by this.
Line to Travellers and Tourists, are as followS:.
Tho celebrated Pullman nG-whecD Palace
Sleeping Cars, run only on this Line. c.. ID. &,
Q. Palace Drawing-Toom Cars, with Horton's
Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for Seats
In Reclining Chairs. Tho famous G., II. O..
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars.
voving Chairs for the exclusive use OF nrst-
class passengers. -, ...s. .~. ,4,
Steol Track and Superior Equipment. COM
bned with their Great Through Car Arrange
ment, makes this, above oil others, the favorite
Route to the South, Southwest, and tho Far
West. t...,. q,
Try IT, and you will find travelling luxury
instead of discomfort, :
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale ct all Offices in tho United States and
Canada.
All information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
ing Car Accommodations, Tilno Tables, &C.,
will ho cheorfully given by applying to
j. Q. A. BEAN, Gen'l Eastern Agent,
500 Washington ST., Boston. Mass.
and 3l7 Broadway, Now York
JAMES r. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicago.
Z. T.J.PoTTEH, Gen. Manager, Chicago
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-04
LeadyilIe SIN booming.
From q Letter to Chicago Times.


During the past three months l have been
travelling largely through the East, and by
frequent conversations 1 discovered pre-
ysiling general impression in those sections
that Lesdville is played out camp, whose
once great and prosperous mines have been
exhausted by the enormous drafts upon
them, and that new discoveries do not
restore the broken phalanx. Most
men, then, look upon Leadville as the
dethroned Queen Of the Mountains, mourn
ing among the ruins Of her past grand
eur, and brooding over glories and tri,
umphs never to return. They seem to see
Delenda est Carthage" written over her
decaying shaft-houses and ruined smelters.
To each It will be matter of grea! surprise
TO learn the fact, which Ia supported by un-
denisble evidence. But now, when Lead
vile seems almost forgotten, the daily output
OF her ore and bullion Is greater and the
value larger than in the pamiest and nois.
lest period OF her history, and that the aver
age daily amount of ores mined and shipped
exceeds largely a thousand tons. About the
middle OF j. ne l visited with the Duke
oil Sutherland's party, the great Grant
smelters, and MIR. james, one Of tho proprie.
tors, showed US from the books that the ships
ment of bullion alone from their works 10
that date amounted to 3iS carloads of eleven
tons each since January /, 1881, and 10 this
must be added the vast amount shipped by
the many other smelters and reduction mills
OF the camp. All ofthis immense product ia
the result Of the labors of a fsrless number
OF men than those who thronged the hills by
DAY and our streets by night during the flush
times which marked the boom of 1879.
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shrcwdness that saved Newspaper

puHottOs
The recent suspension for six months OF
the Golos, writes correspondent at st.
Petersburg, would have brought loss of no
ssthan 5000 rubles to its unfortunate
editor, but happily precautionary meas ures
had been taken in time, and the authorities
have been completely tricked. Soon after
the return Of General Ernroth from his mis-.
sion in Bulgaria, one or two articles appeared
in tho Golos exposing in cautious and mod,
crate Language the absurdty of shedding
Russian blood fer the sake Of making Bull
garis free only TO hand her over few
months latter to the despotic rule of Bat
tenberg. OF course the general was angry,
and thanks to the influence he
enjoys in high places easily
secured the suppression of the paper,
and, when he had no longer occasion to fear
being answered, published a flibustering
letter in which he accused the Golos of cir
culating impudent and unfounded lies. But
for once the belicose general had reckoned
without his host, and the man of the pen
proved more cunning than the man of the
sword. Among the contributors to the Golos
Prof. Modestoff has long occupied
a high and honorable place, and
some months ago he obtained the nee
essary permission to establish daily
political paper. The permission, it Is
generally reported, was applied for in cons
quence Of fear tbatthe Golos might ge'
into trouble, and therefore no immediate
steps we're taken to start the new journal.
But when the blow fell Prof. Modesioff was
ready, and within two days of the suspension
the fret number of the New Gazette was
published. In form, type, political opinions
everything save the name, it is an exact re-
production of the defuoct psper, and is even
printed at the same office, All st. Peters.
burg is laughing at the sly trick, which, for
sharp boldness, reminds US Of Alphonso
Ksrr, who, when his paper, Me Guepe, was
suppressed, continued to publish /. without
any tile at all.
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FILINas

General Shermsn and Prigs,e Ht'zsll write
letters 20 esch other.
The Ioter Ocean stands by Dr.. Bliss sod
thinks nun entitled 10 the gratitude Of q
thinking people.
= Bret Hsrte Is bored wei nigh to dissolution
by persons who constantly quote his "Hesth-
en- Chinee" at him.
The Cincinnati milkmen have d.s
proposition that Glilkmen should endeayor to
establish a reputatian for honesty.
Respectable citizsns are good &c. to
have. Quite number, you will remember,
belonged to my gaDg-John A. Murrell.
The driver of the small pox ambulance at
Chicago loafs abou! the city hail. and there
Is reign of terror among the patriots who
serve in IL at building.
A Cincinnati street car company takes
trade dollars at ninety-seven cents and pays
them to the drivers rs full dollars. Pfoba-
bly, the three cents go to Captain Cook.
One Ohio mau bhoif the thumb of another
Ohio man and spst it out as ne might have
done chew of o. hsusted tobacco, Here's u
chance for another one'cent subscription.
Adam Badeau, the blographer OF General
Grant has shown so much energy in knock
LEG the bottom out Of historical facts that he
into be calei upon to do the writing for a
aiding campaign paper in 1884.
The New York Post says that sixteen
years ago senator Warner Miller came to
Herkimer with $780," Two days ago man
left Chicago with $4,000, 1t belonged to his
mployers,-Joseph Medill.
The oleomargsriue fellows wonder why
their commodity is SO bitterly attacked,
while all sorts of adulterated food are every
day bought, sold and consumed without a
word of complaint. There ale good many
hard conundtums in this world awaiting the
millennium for an answer.
Walter, said one of our pork merchants to
his sixteen-year-old hope, l don't mind how
shert you have your coats cut. so long ss
they strike you somewhere below the shoul-
der blades, neither does it trouble me to see
you choking yourselft to death in pair of
tight pants. Nor am much concerned in
how many scarf pins you sport each day, or
how large bundle you carry to the laundry
every twenty-four hours. Though the sight
of your mustache, in its feeble efforts for life
makes me isint,yet can bear up even under
thst but let me ever catch you wearing your
watch chain on the outside of your coat, and
you'll 90 to work in the store putting'up gro
ceries before you can say quite too utter Dc
you hear me?-uawkeye.
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Valuable Property for
SALE

0o Lots =, s,s. and west half of 0, block 1919
oorner OF commerce and Preston streets, good
small mouse, Out-housos, large ciatorn lb0 feet
on on commerce street, " feet deep TO Alley,
Lots and 2, block J5O.lO gs feat. rrort ~,
Commerce street. so feet on alley and no feet
deep,corner OF Commerce endH Il TIC rail
road reservation. Three cabins on The iot.
Price $3.50. y" "' 'o''
MS Yves! hsliof lots block 10, north side Of
house' and In rear Of DR.. Aliens .drug store,
small cabin on IL. Price $3.50.
=, Fast nall oflot II block no. G 2south side OF
a E,m street, % ey 100 feet,ulucding Blacksmith
Fractional lot In block l6l, G II, southeast Of
central railroad, south OF Kim street, 81 feet
front, running back In shape OF a Triangle.
p9 Emo mouse on it. Price $1,000.
FNe.elghths OF an acres less 30 feet, right OF
way OF Cen raj railroad across the Track, in
olud,ng house, well and three small houses.
The house belong to the oocupants and tho
ppmp TO o, Neiil,S and will not be sold. Price
Lot 4, block a7oX, at the corner NJ Swim
anu iiaawkin sstreets, fronting 30 feet on swiss
sInd Mirandaand ITO feet on Hawkints. Price
Lot 10 in block liz on the south aide Of Main
and 80 wet of Lloyd street, bOxiU0 feel and
dwelling house thereon. Price 5000.
Lots In block ll2, Commerce street, bOxiO0f t,
IN rear OF 10, above the two extending
both lots SS25
:, The tltlesto all the above property are bo-
lleved 20 be perfect and viii be Warranted
geneIallysby the rcsiduary leSetees OF A. H,
shepherd.
Terms of Sale;--0no-tbird cash, one-third In
six months, one-thlrd In tweiye
months, noios with ten per oent, Interest
from date, and deed OF trust on property sold
to secure payment, Purchasers NAV nav
money at ANY time and stop Interest, NY
The property will be sold to settle and mar.
ttlon the estate according 10 the will and Tho
powerof attorney from tho legatees
rx.,,,.,. ~ u. HUNT,
fact for iegatees. "''o'"os ="
AUGUST %, 1881
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A flrst.class Phse,on, cost $3.50; will sell
o. $3.50. A frst-class Buck Board, $40 A
frst-class Piano Box Buggy nj $50. Buggy
and Spring Wagon Poles from So 10 M
Buggy and Phseton Tops from SIC 10 $50.
Anti Shat Rettlers at so cents. Bupries.
Carriages and Wagons repaired in first class
style, at prices TO suit the times. All work
warranted, WM. LoNo,
1873 & 40 Cnmmnrnn airent
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We guarantee that Conrsi's Budweiser is
brewed especially for our Own trsde, accord
Ing to the Budweisef process, of the best
Saszer hops and Bohenilsn barley, and war
ranted TO keep in any climate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-04
SCHOOL NOTICE.
ST. MARY'S INSTITUTE.

WIN reopen on Monday, the 9Th OF Septem-
Ter In the choir room OF ST. Matthew's Iathe-
Carnegie. We
INsTRucrIoN-In addition to oil the branobes
OF thorough English education, French and
German, and also vocal and instrumental mu-
sic will DO taught. special attention will he
given TO the cultivation OF lady-llke manners.
OF which careful moral and religious training
Ia the only sure foundation.
SUPERvIsioN-Tne school will be under the
thedral, as visitors.
THE PnIScIrAL-Mrs. Carnegie, has had n
large experience In teaching In Scotland. Her
pupils have taken the highest.honors at The st.
Andrews university examln atlons.
TERMs-Moderate, payable strictly in adj
vance,
For particulars apply TO
Mrs. Q. w. CARNEGIE,
1922 Ervay street, Dallas, Texas.
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Forever ana Ever.

The Delmonico restaurant has been in
advance OF all competitors. They have Ius,
received, and will constantly keep on hands,
q tuli supply OF fish, oysters and game,
served up In the most elegant STYLE.
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4
| 'hO Sieks SALE-By virtue OF a eerta,n
a.. SsS 49, o. trust executed on to-wit the sI,h
uy OF september, A ID. ISIS. Nv CHARLIE N la
, S,snsts s tsrIon and James Thomas BRYAN in
pose OF securing G II Mccormick A Rrs mar
IN tho payment OF certain nron,isso,S
note OF ts;1SOo,l two hundred ana sew
suJ Y' sa,s dollars made by said Purdon
anu sara bryan payable 10 said q N Nc.
Cormioh \ Bro, bearing even dsts WITH
SAID deed OF trust, and 10 beoome dns
tNenty-four months after the date. IhsraHf
Will interest thereon from date at the rate of
.en yer cent per Annum, said note being fur
balance Of purchase money for The l.nls Ssr W
mailer described, and default having besn
made III the payment OF said note 10 ths
smouht OF tS-IS.50) two hundred and seventy
eigut uollars and hfIy cents principal ana In
tsrest now Tue then con- and |. Ron. n Ionas
Snerlh ot Dallas county, Texas. by the tern
OF said deed OF trust being authorized and am.
powered 10 the event OF the refusal or inability
OF the said Il ID Coughanour to act ps sncb
trustee and at the REQ uest of said q n McCnra
MEX \ Bro % sell the said hands hereinafter
described. Now the SAID Il ID ConghAnonr
having refused to execute said deed of Irust
Sn Ta i, tue sslu ne ; mes, sheriff as atore-
saiu, having been 81 iested hy the said q
Mccormack n Bgo., wilt on Saturday t.e
huay OF september, A ID, 1881, sell al the
court mouse door In sald county OF Dslias. AT
pubic outety To The highest bidder FOR cash in
hand, the following tracts of land. Wig. one
tract or llil fourteen acres conveyed 10 SAID
~ don and sald Bryan by James Collins ana
nancy n COLLINS on the 27sh day of Septem.
per 1919, oeing part of the Head Right survey
OF nhomas Collins, and more fully described
IN the records of Dallas couaty, book y nsga
tOS, also one other tract OF Q3O) one hundrej
and thirty aAres, conveyed t1fGin loidon and
SAID bryan ny q III Nice a. ~ and e,lfe and l.
MeCermiok and vile On lue 27th Of Sep.
sguluer 100, oelng part OF the W OrabtIee
survey ana more fully described In tins reoorda
OF Dallas county in book 81 pages iIO l72,
Fer record of said deed OF trust see Vol. ~
pages So5 and sos, Dallas county records of
deeds, etc. "
BEN. f. JONES, Sheriff
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Albemarle Female Institute,
CHARLOrTEsyTI.u.r.v ".

rLwenty.nnh fesslon begins September sis,.
ages unsurpassed Terms reduced For cass.
INV. 4. EuDANK. AN.
W. Il. DICKINSON.
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II You want to get good hesvy blue
flannel shirt, go 10 A. s s. Miitcnthsl, COO
Elm street
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just received at A. IS II. Mi..ep,halsl ,ree
hundred dozen gents white and coIJro5
hirts, Of all prices. ''''
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BEN. f. JONES, Sheriff
of Dallas County.
Department Of Insurance
Statistics and History.
AUSTIN, Tex Aurnat &

Austin, Tex, August 5, 1881.
This certihes that the Niagara Fire Insursnee
Company, OF New York, having complied with
all the requirements of law relating to Insu
rance companies In this State, aud having ok
hibited certificate from the Comptroller of
InDuc Accounts showing payment of the
State Occupation Tax for iye months from the
first day of August, 1881, is hereby authorized
to pursue the business of Fire ana Marine In
surance throughout the State from the first day
OF August 1881, TO the Slst day OF December,
1881, upon payment of such further tax to
county and municipal corporations in which
said company may do business as may be re-
qJired by law.
In testimony whereof, l hereunto sign my
name and an the impress of my orficial seal
the day and date first above written.
(Signeu) - A. w. SPAIGHT
Ca ,tuat
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