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speeiat Dt,pateA to TIE Cateaao 1rtounA> -
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 14.-Gen. Walk.
| or, Superintendent Of the Census, expects
! that the forthcoming report, when completed,
will be seven times as largo as that Of the
census OF 1870.
THE VIRGINIA s1UDDLE.
1t is announced very positively that the re-
loyul Of Republican postmasters in Virginia
and the appointment vi Eeadjusters in their
places has been sulnmnrlly stopped. OF late
numbers of Republicans from, Virginia have
visited the President to protest against turn
Ing members Ut that party out Of office to
make room for Rcadjusters.. 1t is said
that the President has stated to these
visiting Republicans his wish that the regular
Republican organization Ut the State Shall
be maintained intact; that the party may, II
it sees til, make an alliance with the K;:-
atijusters, but. ifany such policy ls pursued,
1t should b: ;llupteu by tho Republicans rs i
whole rs an. organization; further. that the
i'resident has expressed l!is 4p p4nrposs to glve ne
the control OF patronage i'll Virginia to the
Republicans i'll that State.
CONGRESSMAN WHITTHoRNE,
speaking Ut the Matlone and Virginia move
,uent, says: "rie Republican party is never
going to divide the South with Malone, no,
never. The South is in Il condition to be di-
vided, but 10 try it with Malone is only to
can be divided. Give us war with Mexico,
or something lively, and the break may come;
but not with MahOue.''
PETROLEUM.
To the Western Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, D. C., May. ii The values
Of exports ut petroleum and petroleum prod
,lcts iron, the United States during March,
1881, We're S3,33e5, ,ll6, and during March, 1SS0,
$<s2,,;7S ;7S 5422 For zine months ended Marcel, II,
;lsSl. -, ,64S, 501; same period in 1850, $780,
GI3,515.
The Secretary of the Interior has rendered
a decision lit which he rejects the claim OF
the State Of Kansas for an alleged deficiency
OF 1862 acres of land which were certified to
the State in 1S;2 a5 double the minimum Of
lands III the adjustment Of the grant under
what is known It's the Agricultural College
act. This decision af1ir1ns the recent de-
cls!on of the Commissioner General of the
Land Office; from which the State appealed
to the Secretary.
, ANNAPOLIS.
The following designated Board of Visit |
ors Of the Naval Academy nre to convene the |!
1st of June: Senators Morgan and Allison, /
Representatives Welborn. Scoville, and !
Browne; Messrs. ". J. Dibb, OF Alabama,
W. J. Allan, President Of Girard College. F.
]. Lawrence, Of Massachusetts, James Par
kcr, Of New Jersey. B. J. Hinsdale, Of Ohio, |
Beverly Tucker, of Virginia, and the Rev.
S. l.. Cutting, Of NewYork, with Admiral
Rogers, Commodore Carter, Chief-Engineer
Loring, and Medical-Director Browne.
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NoaU, there are n, the Caty
Of Chicago 1VHOLESALE
GROCERS aU},o-1uezE they
IeEI-1H goods So on, the sly, -
They get good prices too.
They don't mean to sell at re-
tait, yo1t k:seoac, because they
are IS Wholesalers, - ''Job.
bers, - .;'' importers, - and
Dig1eit0ria,es, too, and they
don't stoop to sell iae driDzets
at all; batt to you 'tjust for
old acquaintance s0z;c,' -
(aU1ty they haze E,eoarn YOU
for FIFTEEN YE41R,S) to
yo1t, OF course, they are acill-
ing to do q ''1>ersotGl Jttro1'''
''01ed yow co,e haze just echzt
yow ac01et ut Jo06er's price. -
So you buy and feet really.
satisfied that yoat haze bought
ve1'y cheap, and 80 home con-:
tent ua,t happy. But 0'IacE
0'd1y. hoeU yott acre fecceI!
Il, future buy ao1te'e goa. cna,
I0 better.
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Lake Ontario Getting the Same Storm
- that the Western Lakes Got,
Yesterday.
kilograms. from St. Paul Giving
an Account Of Its In
tensity.
The Temporary Barracks for the
Insane at Anna, H., Blown ::
Down.

| u IL L > lc Nall %E4s y ICE. :.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL Ors1cEa-3
| 'WAslIlSGTo:', ID. C., May 15-l a. MIN.
dications-For the Tennessee and Ohio Val,
ley, local rains, followed by fair weather.
westerly winds, slight rise in barometer
I and no change in temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, light rains
followed by fair weather, southerly to west
erly winds, rising barometer, and a slight
| rise IN temperature.
| For the Upper Lake region, generally fair
| weather, slightly warmer southwest to
! northwest winds, and higher barometer.
| For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Nils.
souri, Valley, generally fair weather, varia-
hle winds, mostly north to west, rising, fol-
lowed by falling barometer, and no decided
change IL tempeTature.-
49, GEN. uAxES's OBSERVATIONS,
The Chief Sigma! Officer furnishes the fol-
lowing special bulletin to the press:
The storm which was central near Lake
Superior on Saturday morning moved east
with Increasing force, and is now central
near Lake Ontario. Local rains are reported
from Virginia, the Lake region, the Ohio
Valley, and Kansas, and light rains in Mis-
souri,, Tennessee, and Alabama.
The temperature has fallen in the Middle
States, and thence westward to the Ohio VAL
ley and Missouri, and has risen Slightly in
New England and the Rocky Mountain re-
gion. The highest temperature reported
during Saturday was as follows: Custer, IS
degrees; Montgomery, 95; Charlotte, 81:
Lynchburg, %; and stations III Tennessee, 81
degrees. ~.
The rivers have fallen sixteen inches at
Cairo, twcnty-eight inches at Cincinnati, two >
inches at Memphis, one inch at Vicksburs,
and risen one inch at Helena, where it is
three feet nine inches above the danger line..
At Keokuk it has risen eight inches, where
it is two inches above the danger line. At
New Orleans the river has risen two inches,.
where it is now one. inch above the danger
line.
Indications are that warmer and fair
weather will prevail during Monday in New
England, the Middle States, aud the Lake re-
gion.
The Lower Mississippi will rise slightly
at stations below Memphis, and fall slowiyat
stations above. The river at Kcokuk has
probably reached its highest point, and will
fall slowly. :..'
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Nav 14.-1n.14o
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shall vote on such nominations, has no suhstan-
!lal Or important bearing on the question OF
confirming Dir. Robertson. .

conntnlng Dir. Robertson.
AREPoRr THAT NEEDS CONFIRMATION.
WAsH5NGToy, D. C., May 14.-One OF the
Senators appointed by the Republican call-
dent says the latter was disincined Mt first
tu transfer Judge Robertson to some other
office, provided Conk1inS would agree not to
oppose the other name sent in for Collector,
wtllcn would be that OF a man identified with
ne antl,Gonkling element in New York
State, When assured that this proposition
would be acceptable to Co,.klin., the Presi-
dent wayered and finally gave expression to
the suspicion that he wo.1ld become involved
Ill q political trap. While the matter was
through the newspapers, and then the Prcsi-
DENT announced that lie would not adopt 1t,
put let the matter remain for the Senate to
dispose Of.
The President has. made known that he
would not WltIldrnW the nomination Of Will
lam E. Chandler, us lie ha; been urged to do.
FURTHER AS TO WHAT coSKL1SG SAID.
Senator tonkling entered the Republican
caucus yesterday rather late and :nutc u
short but sharp sneech. lte stitl tile caucus
had been called without consolidation Will,
direct methods. He declared that Robert
sons confirmation would disrupt and defeat
the Republican party in New York, but said
thai, as the Republican Senators were rushing
mi 50 eagerly to that fate, he washed his
hands OF the whole affair.
IT Is CONCEDED on ALL SIDES
now that Robertson will be confirmed. All
talk Of any other disposition Ut the casc ll;.s
ceased. 1t is: understood Senator Congcr
will report Robertson to The Senate Monday
without any recommendation: that the noln-
Conk1ing, III il speech. will state fully his
reasons for opposing tho confirmation; that !.
vote will BE- taken Immediately, without any
reply to Conklilg. unless he Should attack
the Administration. which it is stated he will
not do; then the Senate will ask the presi-
dent If lle has more. business, and whichever
the President has 10 more. the Senate will
adjourn sine die. Chandler's nomination
will not the Senators say, consume much
time,
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HARVARD, ILL.,, May 14.-Richard EngIe,
All old and respected citizen of Harvard, Ill,
died at his residence yesterday afternoon,
after only few hours illness, OF inf1amma-
tion OF the bowels. 4 coroner's inquest was
held, and 4 verdict given rs above stated. 4
post mortem examination revealed the facts
rs above. He leaves wife and three child
rem, I
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6peetat Dtspafeh to The CHICAGO TrtDun&-
" ST.. PAUL, Minn.. May ia Herman dis
patch says: The storm here last night wa4
terrible. The lightning struck the barns on
the farm Of Cross & Greswold, Of Mime
apolis, at Norcross, five miles from here, and
killed twenty-three horses. Tho barns vera
nii burned. The loss OF horses, coming in
the midst Of spring farm work, is serious
one to them. There are Tumors Of damage
at various points, but none up to this time
can be traced to authentic sources. The
wires are working hard to Fargo and other
points north. The main part of the storm
seems to have passed to the west Of us,
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WE'LL TELL YOU PRESENTLY.

Maccaroni,, bet Italian, a5-lb box So. 90
Citron Peel. ) lbs for. ......-...... LOO
Sardincs, hest impt'd. 10 cans for 1.25
Shrinips, Dunhar's, 10 cans for. o.3;1
Alkethrepta, 10 bottles for. 4.25
Roasted D. G. Java, 10 lbs for. So. $50
Best Virginia Permits, 10 ]bs for. 55
Eest Roasted Ia. Peanuts, / O lbs for G:5
Choice White Winter Flour, per brl GOO
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PAUSE AND PONDER.

Alden Raspberrics, 10 pounds for. $3.50
German Sago, 10 ponds for. $500. go
East lndia t,agn, 10 pounds 1or.... .55
Whole Pepper, 10 pounds for. ...-. 1.7O,
Whale AlIs.,ice, 10 pounds for 900
Soft Shellci !AIE,on;ls, 10 lbs for. LIS.
SheIletl Almonds. 5 Tbs for. 1.G5
Best Brazil Nuts, 10 lbs for....... Is
Best Pecan H,lts, 10 lbs for. 90
Gold Mandarin TEA, No. ?, 10 lbs. $50
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WHAT DO We MEAN?;"

Best Filbcrts, 10 lbs for. .$1.00
Best fa}nnts, 10 lbs for. -. ...... 1.50
Green Rio. 10 lbs for. ..............1 .1.3D
Eagle Condensed Milk, 10 cans for: LIS
Imperial Granum, pkys for..... go
Coxe's Gellntine, 10 pk:;s for. +..:. 1.25
Nelson's Gellatine, 10 pkys for. 1.23
Dabbitt's Lye, 10 cans for. r....... Is
Maccaroni. domestic, 12-ib box for 90
Gold Mandarin Tea, No. /. ~ lbs. $50
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barometer corrected tor temperature leg3 lto1.
and Instrumental error. :
Mean thermometer, ILL
Mean humidity, 6k7.
Hghes: temperature, s9I
Lowest temperature. tD1.
Mean barometer, ~ .62.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS
CHICAGO, Nav l{-l1:19 n. m
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

NEW YORK. May 14.-Arrived, the Brit
annie, from Liverpool
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Speeial Dispatch to Tie CHICAGO Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 14.-Gen.. Walk /
or, Superintendent Of the Census, expects
That the forthcoming report, when completed,
vii! be seven times as largo as that Of the !
CENSUS OF 1870
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-01

TNHE STATE OF TEXAS, County of Dali
4 lGs: Whereas, On the llth day Of Nay,
lNsO, the CITY National Bank, Of Dallas IA.
sued 10 Georgia Morgan certificate OF de-
post for one hundred collars, payable TO har
or her order; and on the 4lh day of June, 1880,
issued to said Georgia Morgan cartifioste oil
deposit Tor fifty dolGrs, pay able TO her order;
said certificates being numbered respectively
No 2557 and No. 26ll; and
Whereas, Georgia Morgan Temescnts to said
bank that the said certificates have beer Geol-
dentally burned, and that they had not been
transferred or endorsed by her, aud that she
Is now the only person entitled to be paid the
said deposits;
! Now, therefore, In consideration Of the
premigts aforesaid, and Of the payment of the
said sum Of one hundred and nifty dollars by
said bank to said Georgia Morgan:
Know all men by these presents, That we,
Georgia Nor an, os rlncipal, and Moll!e
Cross and r.. q. Mansfield, as suretles, ac-
National Bank, Of Dallas, the sum of two
hundred and fifty dollars, recoverable before
any court Of Dallas county, Texaa, LAYING
jurisdiction Otthe subject matter
Conditioned, Ihns If the said Georgia Nor
gan shall well and truly indemnify and hold
harmless the said bank against any and all
claims, demands aud judgments,that Rhal be
made or recovered against the said bank upon
or by reason of the kad ce liflcates or eth or
OF hem, and shall pay on and discharge any
Judgments, costs and damages shat may be re-
covered against said bank by reason OF such
certificates or either Of them, then the said
bond shall he null and vote otherwife Il
shall be IN full force and effect
Witness our hands this-dav of January,
1881. MOLLIE Gross
X. A. MAN SFlELD.
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uninn pacirc Rnnds

New York, Jan. S1.-PspOrs
were Glcd to day in suit begun
in the United States circuit court for this
district by the United States attorney
general through tho district attorney, Wood
ford, against tho Central Pacific railroad,
company, Leland Stafford, Charles OrocEer,
w. V. Huntington, L. ". Hopkins, i. Ii.
Miller aud Q z Huntington, touchiSg the
payment If moneys duo by Tho company to
the United States and an injunction granted
BY Judge Choato restraining seid company
from paying three per cent. dividend which
they doclated payable to the stockholders tho
1st Of February proTimo. The bonds wero
filed 20 await the final decree of the court in
the sum # $3.50 600, Coils p. Huntington
Leland Stamford md Charles Crocker, the
latter &C San Frsnciico, becoming the honda
men Tire government claims that under
what is known - tho Thurman bill, The
company has not provided for the interest OF
tho boni' for which u Is responsible to TIT
government.
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STATE or1NXAa.

"a sBE STATE or TEXAS.
n To the ,herr or any cons, able OF Dallas
county. greeting You gre hereby COM
manded TO summon Mary Ballard and w. W.
Bullard, whose reNideUces are unknown, Enl
their heirs, whose ~ Is and Residences ARE
unknown, by making publication Of this cits-
ton In some newsurper published In mo
county Of Dallas for four successive weeks
pri0rto the return day thereOf, 80 appear b.
tore The commissioners ST condemnation ap.
pointed by the Honorable Il E Burke, county
indgc NJ chambers, at the court house, in the
city of Dallas, on the nh day OF FebrNsry
next. then and there 10 answer the petit ion oi
the Texas Trunk iailrobd company, nltd in
the county court Of raid c ,unty n the 18th
day Of January, a ID 1851, suit numbered
1896, said petition praying for the appoint.
taent Of special commissioners, as provided
hv statute, and for tue condemnation, for the
purpose of constructing, establishing and
Manufacturing It's railroad of strip Of land 400
feot long ard 2OO tet wide, running across
the iollowm described tract Of land, to-wlt;
The rarccl of land containing lQl actes. living
IL miles ;. II from the city of Dallas adjoining
Rylle Prairie, known as part of the Mckinney
Williams surrey. end heinz that norton oil
salt survey, decided on theath 'Ry OF January,
1860, by VIM. rubotrrille to Mary and W. W.
Bullard.
Hereof fail not, bat of this writ make due
return, showing how you have executed the
same.
Witness my hand and he seal of said cour.,
at Office OF the city al Dallas, this the 18th day
Of January, \. - 1881.
A. HAYWOOD, erik
! by w II. TuAcKFR Deputy.
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NOTICE.

Notice IN hereby given 90 MI parties
concerned that the Anglo American Land and
Claim Association, n corporation chartered hy
The l.wB of the state of Illinois. will Apply 10
the next legislature OF the State OF TEXTS for
the enactment of the following special law:
An act authorizing the Anglo American
Land and Claim Association TO purchase, hold
and acquire, and to sell or otherwise dispose
OF real and personal property in the State OF
Texas,
SECTION l. Re it enacted by the legislature
of the State ofTt Mas
That The Anglo-Amerlcan Land and Claim
Association, corporation chartered under
the laws of the state Of lllboig for the purpose
of locating colonies ON land in u o iflerent
states and territories OF the United states, are
hereby authorized and empowerel to pur-
chase, hold amt acquire, and to sell or other
wise dispoae. of real and personal property IL
the State of Texas.
Dated at Dallas, Texas, this LIST da9 of jan
uarY, a. D. Wsl.
JAMES Il. SIMPFOv,
attorney for Alnhetnt
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SPECHAl. LAW.

NOTICE Ia herr by given that after thirty
IN days publication hereof, application
will be made to tho legislature of rcxss for
the passage of a bill amending the city char.
ter, In substance Az follows:
To repeal sectlous2 and 7 of am nded
charter they not complying with law.
To amend section III of charter and provide
for building and repairing sidewalks and
furnishing failure by fine.
To amend section 1863 of charter by chang
ing the manner of selecting board OF apprai se-
ment and the number of said board, TO act In
condemning private property for opening
streets, etc.
To amend section 90 so as to Il crease the poll
tax to be used for school purposes and pro-
vide penalty for non-payment.
To amend sections G2 and 81 soas to increase
the jurisdiction Of the Mayors court and in.
crease maximum of fine snd imprisonment
under charter and give city jurisdiction Of
dis0rderly houses, cts.
JOHN j. Good, Mayor
DALLAS, January 25, 1851.
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Anti-COnkIiur.

New York, Jan. SIG. H. Foster, nom
mated by President Hayes for U. S. district
attorney in place of General Woodford, is
now state senator, a strong anti Copklng
man, who refused 10 vote to mske unani.
nous the nomination of Platt in the caucus
for United States senator.
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indianapolis, Jan. Sl.-Evidence sI to al.
legged Encouragement in the affairs OF the
Female Reiormatory institution continues 10
be very damaging to the managers. II was
brought about for political reasons, ths insti-
tuition having always been under democratic
control.
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TO TRADE OR SELL.

Cine End hand buggy, extra good.
Eonr mead OF horses; some very 1ne.
Five pianos.
Two fine gold watches.
une kiln good, hard orick.
One case fine English guns.
win trade any or all OF the above for country
produce ut cash prices.
I have also several tracts OF good lani in
this and other counties Tor sale low.
j. l. REENES Main Street.
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Z AME AND SICK FoRsEs, pronounced in
IL cnrahle, cured free Of cost. Giles' Lima.
ment lodide Ammonia
Spavins, splints, rlngbones, bunchs, thor
ough pins, sprung knees, cured without blem-
ish.
stfsns,sehouldeT lameuess, navioulsr dlH-
ease, nhoe-bollt, cure guaranteed Send for
pamphlet containing fun information 10
DIR. W. NJ. GILES 10 West Broadway,
New York
Use only for horses the lmiment IN yellow
wrappers. Trial size 25 cents
Thnmnson. schott ~ o.. AEenls
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Drained Win RnIet-

Richmond, Ind, Jan. 3l.--A toll-gs,e
keeper named Baldwin, living near Dalton,
attempted to brain his wife with a billet Of
wood yesterday. She has since been uncon-
cious with but little hope of recovery.
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would be reported TO tho house, but such
difficulties present themselves that it is be-
lieved 10 be impossible TO secure the sssent of
the committee TO any bill.
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A Rrnlsemnn RiIIea.

:. Richland Centre, Wis, Jan. 31,-An Tn.
CINE and three cars of the Lone Rock
trim jumped the tack near this place early
this morning. @. Edred, bral oman, was
killed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-01

Wasl la on. d, O., Jan. Silt is stated
that the pressure ON the house comnittee,
having the matter in charge o report biz
for postal telegraph system, is very great
Several members of tho committee oxpxess
q, opinion hNni bin will be f.vorAb,,
,epo'teI Al ilat Il war believed spln
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tTOR BALE A rare chance Will sell at
T. bottom prices for cash or trade forlmproved
property or secured notes, forty sulky plows
by beat manufacturers and of the best make.
Apply at Milburn wagon depot, on Austin
street In rear of AdaWs 6 Leonard's bank, to
w i Hrift
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DHYsICfAN AND sUEGEoN-DR. NOR.
4 TON. Office, in first national bank build
ing. Residence, San Jbcnto street, near
Leonard
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~ G. ID az e. .l.f il..I.

Is made froma simple tropical leaf Of Rare
Value, and isa positive Remedy for all Dis
eaeesthai cause pains IN the lower purl of tie
body-for torpid Liver, Ilendacne, Jaundico,
Dizziness Gravel, Malaria, and all difficulties
Of me Kidneys, Liver, and Urinary Organs,
For Fel1ale Diseases, Monthly transformations
and during Pregnancy, it has no equal tire
stores the organs that make the blood, and
hence is the best Blood Purifier IL Is the
only known remedy that cures llrlght's Die
case. For Diabetes use Warmers Safe Diabetes
Cure
For sale by oil Druggists aud dealers at 81. %
per bottle. Largest bottle In the market.
Try 1t.
". III. WARNER Il co,
Rochester, New York.
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Notice TO Tax.E9aYers.

The state and county ad valoreln taxes lOr
l8sOwill become delinquent on The ST day Of
March next, at which time the office will DO
closed until delinquent lists are ma lie out We
qre required by law TO make flhal re llemenf
by July LIST, and the present law requires that
all personal property be eXhGusiod before
lands can bo advertised TO taxes. There ore
IN view Of the large amour, of work to be
done, and the short time allotted in which TO
perform tho same IL will be impossible 10 eX-
tend the time for payment beyond March LIST.
All persons who owe the state aud county tsA
tor above year will consult their interest by
iett.rment Of the ZANE before expiration OF
the tine, and thereby save cost.
Respectfully, W. X. PRATIER
1aX Ca Hector Of Dallas county.
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nor SALE - have five good and well
Y improved farms, and fine In proved Wills
Point property, such al the O'Neal House,
CITY Hotel, etc, etc which will sell reason.
ably or exchange for cattle. Jno. A. O'Neal,
Wv Ills Point TpNag
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ESOR RENT-Dwellng with six rooms, good
X water, Or for sale. For terms enquire
at 400 Polk Btrsot, between Market ana Aus
lin. ON nrnnlEpR
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THIS Is THE LIVE
That runs both Day Expresa and Nigh, ~
prese ont of Texas.
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VIYANTED-AT City laundry airl not un-
w der Is years FOR the ironing DEPART
Aent, to learn the business steady work for
wears Call at 7OG Cummgrce street.
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FNR RENT.

mo r. RENT One or two neatly furnished
IL rooms southern exposure, with or With
ont hOerd. 70 Poydrpg street.
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ETTANTED--On Few Orleans & Pacific
wv railway 800 teams, 800 men, % team
sters. Teams, 81 50 p9r day, men 81 10 per
day, toamsteTs SD per month and board
Carney q Hart, contrac tors, Shreveport, La.
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WY ANTED--ln private family board Tor
w lady and three children. Furnished
room preferred, References given and re-
quired. Apply to h. care Herald olte.
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NXYANrtD IA first class cook (and tlat
w kind only Mt SOL Jackson street, rear
Of Episcopal church White wom9n preferred.