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miscellaneous Ifaants

NIANTE -BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A
w nicely furnished reom. not move thar
Ave or ten minutes walk from st George Ho-
Office. iun9.2t
Mj ANrkD - HouSEKEEPER TO TAKE
w charge of five small children; middle
aged lady preferred; will have full control of
house; references required. Apply at Eclipse
LumOer yard, junJ-lt
MTANTED-SdOEMAKE WANTED M
w medlately-two shoemakers; one on sewed
work and one on general work. Apply at Nc
GoWANS, IFS Sycamore street. Jung u
WANTED-oNE or TWO GENTLEMEN
~ Tor nicely furnished room, on second
n9or, southern exposure, with north and west
WINDOWS; only Ia blocks from 4. & f. Depot
CAL al 2O7 Ross avenue, or Foreman, A. D. Al
bridge IL Co. inns.ot
IA AN fED-ANl PERSON GOING AWAY
W during the summer that has horse or
morse and buggy that they desire kept for the
, n,n VIII DO wei TO call on BOWsER u LEM.
MON, corner Elm and Market streets Iuns 81
W1ANrED-sHoRT HANDSOME ONE TO
" decipher or transcribe peatly a quantity
OF plain phonographc manuscript. SO to Is pc r
page, Address, giving specimens of both writ
ings jAr, HERALD office. mist
MANITOBA GOOD MAN COOK 10 COOK
w for hay outfit of some 10 or u. none hut a
sober one need Apply; by June LIST GOODMAN
&hEfNoLDs, Forney, Texas. may27
WANTED-A GOOD COOK FOR SMALL
,o ~ family. Apply to Mrs. NE. CRADDOCK,
wv hrVay street mayl9tt
w ANTED-Oue Charter Oak cooking stove
W and thirteen do bile complete bedstcads
and bedding. Address L. KRAPF, Colorado
CITY, Tex. or Herald office.
WANTED loo, UOJ bushels of wheat at Civ
W Mills, foot of Houston street. Highest
prices paid CITY FIGURING MILL
AZ ANTED-You to stop at the NATIONAL
w HOTEL Firstclass accommodations AT
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
rWENTY-Flv CEN rs PER DAY. Board and
Ing is brick, with three stairways In case of fire
Located In the business portion Of the city, only
one square from street-car line and one square
from Texas Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot.
either road. Give us a trial, and be Convinced
that you can get good accomm odaton and save
money by stopping at the National. w. W. Ward
Proprietor. ,an,o.Iv,
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MISS ANDERsoN's DEPARTURE.
To Spend Two Years In Europe. Partly In
Work and Partly in Travelling.


The pier OF the Guion line OF steamers,
at the foot of King street, North river, New
York, was crowded with people yesterday
morning, who had assembled to bid good
by to their friends who had taken passage
on the Arizona for Europe. The tables in
the saloon of the Arizona were covered with
flowers, and on one large pillow OF roses
bearing the inscription in white flowers
"Good-by' was card with the words,
Miss Mary Anderson, from Layinia
Booth Miss Anderson arrived at the pier
III a close carriage at $3.50 O'Clock, hall
hour before the time set Tor the sailing OF
the steamer. She was accompanied by her
brother, Joseph Anderson, and Miss Bartall,
her friend and companion, both of whom
will be with her during her two years visit
to Europe. Miss Anderson was dressed III
plain gray travelling suit, with turban
hat in color TO match, and carried small
bouquet in her hand as she alighted from
the carriage. She pushed her way through
the crowd ON the steamer to the state-room
which is on the larboard side OF the vessel
forward, and remained there for about ten
minutes, when she made her appearance
on deck and stood looking out on the throng
of people on the pier until the Arizona
steamed out into the stream. To reporter
Miss Anderson said: al am glad to be on
the deck of the Arizona, because see be-
fore me long season of rest and ] sadly
need rest. expect to get to Liverpool in
eight or nine days at the farthes, and a
special Car will be waiting for me on the
London IL Northwestern railroad, which
will take me to London in four hours.
Then my holiday will begin. | shall have
nearly three months in which to travel and
enjoy the sights Of the Old World. On
September begin my engagement at the
LyCeum Theatre. in London, under the
management of Mr.. Abbey, and what |
shall do after that is over will depend en-
tirely upon how | take in London. If |
prove a success, and other engagements are
offered me, shall certainly take them, but
II do not have an offer to play outside of
London, ] shall sperd the rest of my time
! in enjoying myself in the different cities OF
Europe. That will be much more agreeable
to me than passing my time abroad III
work, though, of course it will not be so
iattering to my professional pride. | am
going abroad, however, to have Il good time,
and am bound to have it, whether | am
acting on the stage or playing the role of a
fine lady on u vacation" As the Arizona
steamed out of her dock Miss Anderson
stood by the ratings on the main decks and
waved her handkerchief to the crowd on
he pier.-[Ex,
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Enr SAFE.


EOS SALE-A GOOD PAYING REsTAU.
I rant, located In the best part of the city and
dolng "a good business, with furnished rooms
ior travellers; good reasons for selling. Address
Box 2Oi Postohice, Fort Worth. iunS.st
E0R sALE--FINE RESIDENCE LOT FOR
l. sale on Ervay street. opposite City PARK:
VIII sell cheap. Apply to GEO, A WEBSTER
- junS-3t
FOR sALE-SIX PURE BLOOD SOUTH.
L down bucks aud IS head of stock sheen.
Eaii al Doran- Brothers Market 72S Main street,
Dallas. Texas. iun6siw
\ OR sALE-DRuG STORE FOR SALE IN A
" good town County seat Ia Northwest
IeXas; hrst-rate opening for a physician: good
.Iauu' uSlactory reasons for selling; stock
about SLIGO 90. For terms, etc, address
GROW Du > BALDWIN. Dallas, Tex. ju6.iw
EOR SALE-REsIDENCE Al CORNER OF
Il Harwood and Wood streets For rms
apply to GEoRGEN ALDoIDGE iunG.lm
EOR SALE CHEAP -FhOM ONE TO TWO.
i horse power with sweep, all In good order.
Inquire at McLEOD's QUARRY orto THOMAS
MCLEOD, at Marsalis' new building OH Com.
ii ien, street. iun5 Ct
tNOR SALE-A GOOD FARM CONTAINING
l. $50 acres, miles south of Dallas, on the
prairie; 800 acres enclosed 1S5 in cultivation,
remainder In grass; everlasting spring water;
. houses on the premises 20 acres in the timber;
WIZ be sold on easy terms: price, $40 per acre
ABBY to ID. KING. 526 Harwood street or tn
fRATHER n ARDRY, Elm street may8O I'm
EOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE, 500 ERyAY
| street NJ NJ NEWS0M may2g. Il
tNoR SALE-lIAVING OPERATED SEVEN
drug stores for the past ten years, | wish to
eurhli some ana oler for sale my drug business
Nv faris, Tex, located in one Of the most pros.
porous and growing cities In Texas. 1t a rare
chance for suocess to any purchaser, Address
CiiAS, U. BOWEN, Paris, Tex. Mayo I'm
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General Abe Buford, the old turfmar,
was confirmed as member of the EpiscO-
pal church in Louisville Sunday. 1t will
be remembered that General Buford some
time ago became member of the Christian
or Reformed church, the fact causing much
comment, which will probably be renewed
to lesser extent by this latest step.
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Reunion Picnic Privileges for Sale Mt
Mckinney

Reunion Picnic Privileges for Sale Mt
Mckinney.
The reunion of old settlers and members of
the Association ofex Confederate Missourians,
of Ector brigade, r SIS Brigade, Fizkugh's
Regiment. 18th Texas Cavalry, and several
other eX.Coniederste commands, as well as ex-
Coniederates and citiZ,ns generally lex Union
soldiers being also lnyited) will be held at Me.
Kinney, on the 9TH and Sth days of next August.
The g,ounds will lie kept open day ana night.
The following privileges will be sold TO the
highest bidder on
SATURDAY, JUNE so,
ATT o'clock p m. at the courthouse door, In
the city of Mckinney;
l. Beer privilege.
.. Clear and Tobacco privilege
3. Saltwater and Lemonade privilege
4. Restaurant and Lunch stand privileges.
8 Ice C.eam and Cake privilege
4. Fruit and Candy privilege.
T. shooting Gal cry privilege.
s. Flying Horse privilege.
Q. Ball Game privilege
10, Swing privilege.
Purchasers will be allowed one to four stands
for each privilege, IL necessary aud desirable,
locations TO be designated by the Committee Of
Arrangements.
No exhorbitant prices will be allowed to be
charged for any thing. Beer and lemonade
moi toexCeed III cents per glass.
One-half the purchase money to be paid down
balance In ten days thereafter Parties not
complying with terms will forfeit the privilege
and payment
No one will be allowed to erect stand along
the road. In the grove, or old or new fair
grounds, excepting those purchasing at this sale
d SS s sss hsn $4,000 people are f T6eHS in
chairman Committee of ARRANGEMENTS.
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New Haven Conn, had queer scene at
the railroad station the other day. A hus-
band and wife, who had been for some time
separated, met by appointment there. She
brought their child along. Asking the
husband to hold 1t Just minute, she jun
ped into hack. Not to be left with the
baby on his hands, he pursued and threw it
into the carriage. The police arrested the
whole party. The baby was desosited at Il
house in New Haven. and the father retired
to Braniord and the mother to Donbury.
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Ghrap Column.
SAuitIes.


NOTlCE-Advernsement may De handed INC
~ our business ONCE up IN So. m, and into the
composing room no o. a. II.
y UTlCE 40 CvNrRACIuRs-SEAL PhO-
y posals will he received by ", PaFkr-,
Chairman Building ClmNiitee, until Juue %
lSsii' Tor bul'c'ng Public school Buildins in
the city OF Denton. in accor ance with the lans
and specifications ON file in the Mayors o'ecr
IN said citv Bond with security viii zoe 7, quir,d
of the successful bidder. The City c JunCu re-
serves the right Ia reject any or all bids.
W WRITER'S, SCc'y City of Deatou T Y.
y B-The building will be 70xs0 !eet-three
stories iun'.i4r
No.lCE -Cilizens or strangers wishing 70 iu-
~ vest IN city real estate. farms or wild lands
are Respectfully invited to call Al our office No
'09 Main street aud examine our lists. maps,
and abstracts Of land titles The best of refer.
enec given. JONES & MURPHY, Real Estate
Agents.
NOTICE TO CONTkACTORS-S BIDS
~ will be received by the Ci'y Engineer uptil
p, m, June l9Ih prOXimo, for putting down q
bols arc block Get pavement on Elm street
between Jefferson and PoydIas streets, l2l
ieet and be ween POy dras street and Sycamore
street. 1890 feet ia accordance with the plaps
and specifications on file in the city engineer
Office, Bond and security VIII be required with
bids IN accordance with section I, chapter So
C'ty ordinances. The City Council reserve tAt
right To rejec any or all bids.
w. NJ JOHNSON, City Engineer
Dallas, Texas, May 20, lSsl may29. 2l
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Smiths Extract of May Flower

Is natures own remedy. lis no vile concoc-
ton of naseous drugs and dangerous chemicals.
May Flower is modest little plant which
grows in New Foundland, Ia Pennsylvania and
Kentucky. Til diuretic aud astrin gent in its
properties, and has frequently been used to
great advantage in DiarrhGa and Bowel Com.
plants of children. Its great merit however,
is in its gentle and efficient action on the Kid
neys. 1t removes all impurities through natu'
raj channels and restores the system to
healthy condition, 1t promptly relieves pains
in the back and loins. In cases ofweak and del
icate females its value is beyond computation.
But for the natural modesty of woman. which
causes her TO shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds of testimonials OF
inestimable benefit derived from It's use.
Ask your druggist FOR Smiths Extract OF MAY
Flower. Read carefully the circular around inc
bottle. 1t is yours to choose between
Health. Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared only by s. b. Smith & Bro. Coying'
ton. Ky. For sale by all druggists.
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Seltacc Apestent.
LANGUOR AND LASSITUDE,

TORPID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A
SLUGGISH GIRO JLATI0N OF THE LIFE
GIVING FLUIDS. \ TEASPOONFUL OF
TARRANTS sELTZER APERIENT IN A
GLASS 0FWATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BREAKFAST WILL GENTLY RELIEVE AND
REGULATE TIE LIVER, QUICKEN AND
IMPART THE CIRCULATION AND IMPART
NEW LIFE AND VIGoR TO EVERY FUNC-
TON OF THE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS
HAVEIT.
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Smiths ls9tract.
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
The Time Tried and Universally Approved
Remedy for all Diseases Of the Blad.
der and Kidneys,
1t Positively Cures Where All Other
Remedies Have Failed to Pro-
duce Relief,

''Brlghts Disease OF the Kidneys" a fearful
scourage, which spares neither age, sex nor
conditions, b comes an incurabe disease only
for the want of timely attention. If allowed 10
work its ravages unchecked until II has fasten.
ed upon the vitals of its victim, no medical
skill can release its hold 1t claims Its prey, and
annually numbers its victims by the thousand,
A timely use Of
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Lhlies Of all ages who suffer from loss o
appetite; nom Imperfect digestion. lowf
sHNiV4nd nervous debility may have life
andy 6SAlth renewed and indefinitely ex.
tetNe6br the use Of Mrs. Lydia Il. Pink.
hams remedies for all complaints incident
Y the female constitution. We have not
QSy living faith In Mrs. Pinkham, but
NM assured that her medicines arc ut
agreeable and stllcacious.
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'lsa.a s|sa-zaas.-az,
For Bent.

EoR rem 1.-TWO NICELY FURNiSaEH.
L well ventilated rooms No. 40 Pearl stree,
corner Of Live Oak. Iun9.f
LoR IiENT--A FLAT OF SEVEN ROOMS
fronting south, with gas, water, and closets
on same hoor, opposite PJstoifce. Inquire nj
City National Bank may9o If
L both dwelling aud carpenter and BLACKSMITH
shop for only $40 per month. Inquire of ]. p
Ffouts. Herald ONCE "
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Smiths Extract of May Flower

VIII positively prevent such results. In proof
OF this assertion, we cite you to the numberless
testimonials in our possession and quote such
eminent authorities as Dr. Eli Ives, of New Ha.
ven, Conn.,, and DR., King Compiler Of Kings
Dispensatory) Ask your own physician ifthesc
names are authorities, aud decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice to all advertised medi
cine. Decide now, it may not be too late.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

If You are going 10 Tue Mineral Wells I'm Palo
train for any hack line. 1fyou do You arc liable
70 lose your money. There arv always a suf
nclvnt number OF hacks at tho railroad station
lMillsapl TO convey YOU 10 the wells without
your ticket. on tho train.
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MILLER'S HOTEL

81 80 & Al West 28th Street, New York City.
Southern people visiting Ycw York will lind
this house a most desirable stopping place, pos.
tages Of a hotel, al moderate rates, Convention
10 the centres OF trade tho parks, places
amusement aud principal churches 'Purel't
kish, Electric and Roman Rathn
BIND FOR CIRCULAR.
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Al NEi 10 LEND-R, D. Coughanour.
Gnnutct 1sahnr RI got

VuuutCt Eahor To let.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned up to l O'clock n ~
Monday July IL, 1888, for the labor of from 50O
To 0OD convicts belonging to the Texas State
commentaries, Mt Huntsville and Rusk. Texas
These convicts to be worked ut industries inside
me prison walls. or at Rusk, on the outside of
the walls, at such labor as is necessary 10 oner.
ate the iron furnace belonging to the Rusk pen.
itentiary. ''A
Ample shop.room will be furnished. tope,her
with such machinery as the state may have for
manufacturing. ava
AT the Rusk penitantiary, there will be n
blast furnace, with capacity Of % tons of iron
per day; also foundry and machinery for
making wagons, furniture, cars, etc, All ma
chinery new and frst.class. '"
Az Huntsville, there will be machine shop
and foundry. also machinery for the manuiac
tar, OF wagons, furniture, and shoes.
me convicts VIII be contracted In forces of
that to the full capacity of cell aud shop. room
Contracts to run not more than Eve C5) years.
All proposals must be accompanied by A good
and SUFFICIENT bond of one thousand dollars
$4,000, for each one hundred lOO) conyicts or
fractional part thereof bid for conditioned thai
contract and bond will be entered into and cxc.
cuted II proposal be accepted.
me board reserves the right to reject any and
Parties desiring to bid may submit. any addi.
ional proposal they NAV deem ppcper
For further particulars address, Tho ppdor.
signed, at Austin. Texas or n, ], GoRER. Suner.
intendent of Penitentiarics, at Wup,sville.
'eN"s' JOHN IRELAND,
/. G. sEARCY,
,,e, WALTER TIPS
.M----w Penitcntiary Board
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- -
BROWN WOOD,

BRowYwooD, June 6.-TCorrespond-
enoe 1.-The Sunday school Of Chapel Hill
gave grand picnic Saturday. The Sun
day-school there is composed Of nearly all
the people of that section. Indeed the
Sunday school Of Chapel Hill has proven
itself to be prominent feature in the reali.
ties Of Brown county. Early Saturday
morning Mr.. II. f. Clardy, OF our county,
drove into town and shortly thereafter left
sion. On arriving at Chapel HILL Profes.
,sor W. Il. Raines took the gentlemany
Speakers In charge and showed them all
lSbossible courtesies. The Sunday.school
Mad grand march from Chapel Hill
sAoadenly building to the large and beauti-
SfNl grove Of lovely shade trees, which stood
near large flowing spring Of clear water,
Xhe exercises of the day pened with
,yfNer by Rev. j. G. s. Baird. The choir
= iA&h sang piece OF most excellent and APP
.ProSriate music. Professor w. Il. Raines
MeKintroduced Mr.. w. NJ. lmboden. who
HAdSthe opening speech. Mr.. T, G. Rags.
dHHs came next, and then dinner was an.
n0sSstd, The dinner was as fine as din.
n4Spslbuld be-. Everybody seemed well
p&aHN, especially with the handsome din
ner bASl' was spread before them. After
div6SfE Sofessor F. 9. Ragsdae make u
PlSSSSe6 Ragsdale, and Rev. ]. u. S. Baird
cl62sFsh ceremonies Of the day with n
shell HNpHly made speech and prayer.
NotAMSan present was neglected. All
Of MTSSHeSches were complimented and
eveNhhS&Sas most agreeable.
GERkfN'kw. +. Perry and Mr..
j. 9,SK oSSsWiggins left Monday
mor&fnS 8b. the stage for Comanche.
General YASeEAas gone to his old home in
KentusKH. N4will return In o few months
with Sh(SN&&iN. Mr.. Virgins left for
PoughkeS6lNSNew. York, where he will
attendN NAss5idft business college. The
formeSA HSHN @fppator OF fine experience,
the latt@sS Ss{itSne Of his students, and
ID now NsfAys,& young teacher himself.
He willHyASSf3S Ne interest Of the Age OF
Il, Ess sn Sas x Of d Ts1sS sn
succeed lt&e. bSwspsSer business, as he Is
one Of tE$SSpSs incSssSpt and greatest Sues'
tioners ofk@ agE .$xAas for years proud
wood. @gySSySSSSennss 'I rendered ID pspt the
young faAryS %4sfbsAsSeiy splendid and
compltmeSsSS lasb lSnew and elegan!
forth until SBoSSS SSISck Tuesday morn
M. H. iEs$fM s bess with us THU
Mr. RonsS SSkyMSthe Industrious ant
gsn.le s, $Iy$as Ses dsSg .the city
Rom is iy69@SesfASh,!~ Ny
W. g, M9.st1, xf (, fS.s asyls all land
and Southwestern Tex2 sSEe,}S5Ss hale
hearty and s&Sleastns sSeHSASS
a, IN n: SS %s ahi
'i Count, ssgItlsssssaszsyWi
S$ASANSE' -.
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About MS SO SFsX>Ssnth man ,saps,
Miller, orr sssstS laimcdth the nkS&xS
here and urSf9uhs q numlf % al
scribers a. Sf Zach 70 an alleged <,sSSiI
publications 9Alleds stbe, s&eSas Tables
Tins ths hey sSui$ 81; 40 yssA.aS%
% soon aAhe ~ lfps, iNtlDli A0tl8 &S$i
seen nor $(sSd. 90 SSs XSsIet y
write s:' Up ny 3 PB BSH y Y
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Mo,teu to Icnd,

I DAMS NEGOTIATED-One TO five Years
- time, Land notes or deed of trust required
rs security. Texas Loan Agency, Corsicana,
'eNas' may0tf
MONEY TO LEND-On one 10 five years
W ume AZ reasonable rates. c. E. Wellesley,
general manager, Dallss, Texas
AND LoANs-J. b, Watkins h Co, DALLAS
II Texas fab 10 ~
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Dallas Eye Infirmary
Prof. D. j. STANSBURY. M. D
No. 1913 Kim Street, Dallas, Texas.

No. 1913 Kim Street. Dallas, Texas.
Mr. Michael Klue says: l have suffered for
nearly years with graduated cy elids, and have
been tire tied by many eminent oculists until
became blind After two weeks treatment In
the above insttut on consiier myself almost
woll. and can see as good us ever could
Mr. l. . Surratt says placed myself under
treatment at the Dallas Eye Iuilrmary as y last
resort, af,er having been treated by seven of the
best oculisw In this and other states was
neatly blind with granular ,njunc,ivi,ie, pan.
nus OF the comea aud corneal staphyloma. My
eyesight is perfectly restored. after three weeks
treatment, and have no hesitation In recon-.
mending the above lntlrmary us the best in the
state.
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Among the Pines.

Mr.. w. j. Hardison, sheriff of Martin
county, North Carolina, says of DR.. Worth
ington's Cholera and Diarrhma medicine,
that he regards 1t as the most valuable
household medicine in use.
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II you are chilled or wet through, u dose
of Parkers Ginger Tonic will iniallibly
save you from taking cold.
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ANOTHER COMBINATION.
THE LITTLE DETECTIVE
OR H0USEKEEPER'S SCALE,

The Scale weighs accurately anything from
one.fourth ounce 10 25 pounds. 1t is made with
steel bearings and a brass beam. Just the
thing for the house or Office. II is better scale
than has frequently been offered at twice and
even three times the money. The manufactur-
crs lChicagy Scale Company guarantees them
perfect
TheDallas Weekly Herald, for onc year,
postage paid, and this Scale will DO furnished
for Four Dollars si)
Tho Scale will DO neatly boxed aud shipped
by express as may DO directed by the subscriber
The subscriber must pay the expenses
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NOFlCE--Adverusement may De handed inc
~ our business ONCE up IN So. n, and into the
composing room M u l a. "