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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
Too High.-We have been informed

Too High.-We have been informed
that gentleman, who is a large contractor
and builder of Washington, d. c., has for
some time been trying to negotiate for the
purchase of lot of land near this place for
the erection of twenty first-class dwelling
houses, ten Of which have already been en-
gagged by citizens of the District, and we re-
greet to learn that owing to the high pric es
asked for land he has been compelled to go
elsewhere. We had supposed that land in
this vicinity could be bought at very rea-
sonable figures, as it is certainly put down
at such on the assessment books.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23

Badly Burned.-On Wednesday night
last a colored girl named Mary Howard, OF
this place, was very severely burned by her
clothes taking fire. She had spilled some
coal oil on her clothing and in passing a
lighted lamp which was on the floor the
flame communicated with her clothes, burn.
ing her severely about the body. At latest
accounts she was doing very well and hopes
he entertained Of her ultimate recovery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23

The National Grange, Patrons Of Hus
bandry, began It's annual session in Wash
ington city on Wednesday last. Mr.. H. O..
Deyries is representing this State.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23

Choice Cigars.-The best five cent
cigars ever offered in this county can be
found at Owens Drug Store. These cigars,
the "Figaro" and "Stylish," are half Havana,
and give most delightful smoke. The OPP
portunity to get these cigars at such low
figure is the result of the reduction in the
tax on tobacco Oct 5-2m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
Wedding Outfits a Speciality

gss'- DARK ROOM for displaying Evening
Fabrics.
ia French Dress Textures for
Plain aud Combination Suits.
in French Tric6ts and Habit
Cloths tor Ladies' Taior-madr Suits.
Nonpareil Velveirens in black and colors.
Lupus celebrated Cashnrres, Chudda Cloths
and Armures, in black and colos, from
soc 10 50 per yard
Henrietta aud Grape Cloths, COurtaulh's En-
glish Grapes and Wells, all widths and
qualities
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
Special Inducements

In Table Linens. Towels. Napkins, Marseillcs
Quilts and all wool Blankets.
Antique and Nottingham Lace Curtains, Raw
Silk Table Covers, Furniture Cretonnes,
American Hosiery Co.'S celebrated Merino I'm
derwrnr for Ladies', Gentlemen and Chill
dren French and American Corsels
Ladies' JERSEYS. Perniot's Kid Gloves
Cotton, Lise Thread aud Silk Hosiery. Now
elites in Pure Linen Handkerchief
The celebrated Quaker City FINE DRESS
SHIRTS for 81 apiece
Genuine Enfield Shaker Flannels, in white
and scarlet. Bingham, Alpaca aud Silk
Umbrellas.
Genuine Camels Hair and Chudda Shawls,
Gents Scotch Mauds. New Paris and
Berlin Wraps, Victorias, New Markets
and Russian Circulars. in all qualities
and prices.
1Es> All Coltons, Calicoes and Domestics at
Lowest New York Prices.
1ass- All orders receive prompt and careful
attention -NbM
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
State Sanitary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


State Sanitary Convention Sessions
OF State Sanitary Convention will be held
in the city Of Baltimore, on Tuesday and
wednesday, the 9th and 2Sth instant
There will be sessions the first day at IL NJ.
and 780 p. NJ, and on the second day at
1890 A. NJ, 3 r. NJ. and 730 p. NJ. During
each seSsion of the convention there will be
one or more addresses or papers read on
some subject of general interest pertaining
to public health, each paper to be followed
by discussion Of the subject treated
The following subjects will be open To dis
cnssion Ventilation, House Drainage and
Sewerage, Distribution and Fabrication Of
Water for Domestic use, Hygiene of Public
Establishments, Steamboats, and Railway
cars; Contagious and Infections Diseases,
Injuries To Health from Overlooked Lands
and from Mildams and other DISTINCTIONS
in Rivers, School Life and Hygiene, Causes
OF Insanity, Malaria, Vaccination and Vital
Statistics, Sale Of Poisons, Laws Regulating
the Practice Of Medicine and Surgery, &c.
Papers upon any of the above subjects, or
upon any subject germane to the Public
Health are earnestly solicited, and will be,
as far as practicable, published In the Bien-
NAL Report Of the State Board of Health.
The object ofthese conventions is to awak-
en- an interest in sanitary matters through
out the State, by bringing together for con
sultation all who feel an interest in public
and personal hygiene, and who desire to diff
fuse among the people such information rs
may secure exemption from avodable causes
Of disease The occasional outbreak of local
epidemics the intimate relations of our
State tide-water and its proximity TO the
indus of yellow fever; the spread OF Asiatic
cholera in the East and the possibility of its
reaching our shores, render precautionary
measures Of the greatest Importance at this
time, and should arouse every section of the
State to unnsual activity in sanitary matters.
IL is proposed 10 hold. these conventions
annually in various sections of the State,
and in order to make them of the greatest
Importance, the Governor of the State,
members OF the Legislature, all mayors of
cities, the authorities of towns, villages and
counties, and citizens generally especially
physicians and clergymen, are cordially in
vited to attend aud take part in the driber.
atlons. Henry c. HaIowelI, Esq, m this
county, is one Of the ' ICE Presidents
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
A New Court House.-Now that we

A New Court HOuse.-Now that we
have National Bank fully organized and
a handsome and suitable building is to be
erected for the transaction of its business,
there remains one more needed and progress.
sive enterprise at the county seat, and that
IS the building of a new Court House-one
suitable for the transaction of the Court
business OF the county, and with comfort
able and healthy accommodations not only
for those who are required by reason of
official duties to be constantly present, but
for the large number who are compelled to
attend during the terms of Court 1t is
known that the present building is not only
unsafe as far as the records are concerned,
butitis entirely inadequate for the transaction
OF the county business, and his honor Judge
kitche took occasion to remark last week
when the Grand Jury entered the Court
Room that he was sorry that there was not
better convenience for their reception.
The present building was built in the
primitive days of the county, and at that
time was quite sufficient, but the county has
grown to be one Of the first and wealthiest
in the State, and with this rapid develop
ment and great national growth has come
an accumulation Of business which calls for
enlarged and safer facilities.
1t is true that the old building has its his.
tory and lis memories, whilst many who
love the past would hate to disturb it by the
removal of single brick, yet whatever of
historic romance it may possess the practi-
cal emergencies of the present demand its
demolition and a handsome and modern
structure put in its place. As it stands to-
day IL is frightful and iretful imagery
rising up before us like some dark and ugly
memory Of the past The sunlight pours
down upon II, but still it is bleak and gloomy
as some haunted house; the birds sing in the
spring-time, but their warblings fall on its
bleak and damp walls like strains of music
over q stoic's heart. The winds shrek and
howl around its corners and vestihule, but
1t shiveN nor shakes not-winter hangs her
Jewelry in the trees, which adorn the yard,
to sparkle in the glad sunshine, but still
gloomy, il retains the same liieess and un-
attractive appearance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
A RARE BARGAIN

in 2O-nch wide Pure silk Muscovites, in
eight new fall Colorings, al ST.
BLACK SILKS IRON the hest French
manufacturers, from 75c TO So 80.
NOVELTIES in Silks aud Brocaded Velvels
Radzimiro, Ottoman Silks, Satin Merveileux
eros deLondres in black aud all colors
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
Lyons SILK VELVETS,

of my own direct. importation.
COL0RED SILK vELVETS, 10 inches wide,
in all the new shades. at 50.
Coored Silk velvets, % inches wide, in all
shad,s, at So. 80 and So, so.
Hluck Silk Velvets, ia all widths and quail
ties from Sl.25 to S..
black and Colored Pure Silk Lyons Velvets
from 20 10 % inches wide, at SO to 50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23


u. A. DAwsos& Co;
Dear Sirs The Buckeye Pump bought of
you had little trouble 10 get started, but
since that 1t has given perfect satisfaction,
and am better pleased with II up to this time
than any other pump ! have ever used
Yours, Re, MADISON y. HAIRLESS.
We refer by permission, 10 the following
gentlemen who have used the above Pump
aud can speak from experience;
John r. ViDsou, WIN. II, Rabbit, G. W.
Fields, VIM. II. Carr Jacob Poss, Cooke D.
Luckeit, James Shaw, s. d. Lyddane, Rock
vile J. A. McEeal, Montrobej Henry Clag.
EFT, Montgomery ClagetL
Pza- Send for Descriptive Circulars and
prices.
KIGER 4 DAWSON,
jan b-if Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
SEATON PERRY.
TALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

These Goods are personal selections, pur-
chased from first hands ia New York,
and embrace the choicest produc-
tions of the most celebrated looms
OF THE WORLD
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
Take Notice.

Il AIDES, MISSES AND CHlLDREN'S
IL SHOES, Baltimore made and best quail
ilies, for sale by
oct 10 D.. n. BoUIc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-03

Her young friends aud schoOlmates here
were much PLEASED to see her.
The Aurora Literary society is making
PREPARATIONS for another grand entertain
ment, similar % the one held on July 4,
ls>3. The unexpeeled Success which al
tended their efforts last year has led the
society 10 believe tina, good enterta nment
OF this kind would be appreciated BY the
people at least once a year. No effort will
spared 10 make this entertainment as good,
II not better than the one OF the preceding
year.
Baby Maud. youngest child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. I. Oates, died .asl Sunday, May
y, lSS3
The closing exercises Of the Masonic In
sli'ute will take place at the Hall next
"wednesday evening, As In iormer years,
AN elaborate programme has been prepared
for the entertainment OF the patrons and
spectators.
Mr. Amos Finch. and wife, from Deca-
tur, were in town last Sunday.
HUBBARD CITY.
The Hubbard City string band met for
practice for the first time for months, on
last Monday night.
The proposed ice-cream supper by the
ladies OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church OF this place which was advertised
TO take place on Friday night mas he,u
postponed Tor the present owing To tht
shortnes. Of time.
The Hubbard City Literary and Debating
society had their third public meeting last
Friday night. The subject for debate was
OF an historical nature, and those who were
fortunate enough to be present were treat
ed To more historical lore and more differ
cot versions of the same event than was
ever heard by man before.
FoRNEY
n marriage in high life was consummated
IN the Arkausaw neighborhood last Sunday
Mr.. jim Keys and Miss landers being the
principals. owing to the immense con.
course OF friends assembled to witness the
marriage, the ceremony was performed ia
the open air, with the blue vault OF hcay, n
ana an umbrella as their only covering
Miss Thomas, asister OF Mrs. Joe Record
VINO mas been visiting her sister in this
place returned to her home in Dallas
county last week.
An erroneous impression seems TO have
gone abroad in regard to the Sunday
school convention, which takes place in
this city on the 30ih instant There will be
no picnic we are informed, and the friends
OF the convention will do the managers "A
iayor to correct the report to that effect.
Mr.. Robert Nogel of Dallas, aud Miss
hHAaoeth Nennor, of Foruey. were united
IN marriage at the home of the bride's
mther' Wednesday night Rev. c. b,
fladger officiating.
MESQUITE
MT, kimbrough slapped out for McKin-
ney Wednesday evening. for the purpose of
escorting lady relative from thence to
this burg.
Mesquite reioices in debating society.
Dr. }, l.. Dismukes, of M2yfield, Ky,
who has been In attendance ON the recent
baptist convention at Waco, Texas, is Wis.
ting his uncle, DR., Lynch, at this place.
The Mesquite Sunday-.chool contem.
plate buying AN organ. A good idea all
should contribute something.
We learn from Mr.. X, W. johnson that
his mother, an aged lady, is in a critical
condition.
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COMMON SENSE COMPRESSED.

1T Is DIFFICULT TO GIVE IN A DOZEN
LINES THE REASONS WHY TARRANTs
SETTER ArERIENT SHOULD BE PRE-,
FERRED As A CORRECTIVE AND ALTER.
NATIVE TO EVERY OTHER MEDICINE IN
USE !. 1T ALLAYS FEVER. . IT CLEANsEs
THE BOWELS WITHOUT VIOLENCE OR
FAM. g. 1T TONES THE STOMACH 4 m
REGULATES THE FLOW OF BILE 4 IT
rRuMOlE S HEALTHY rERSPlRATIO Il
IT. REllEVtS me SYSTEM FROM IN.
MlloLES0MG HuMoRs Z. IT TRNZoI;II.
iIlES THE NERVES. s. IT AClS UPON IIF
b bhnV asa nEiuRfNr, AND Lastly. IT
FORMS ONE OF THE MOST Delicious
COOLING DRAuGlITS THAT EVER PNSSED
DOWN TllR THROAT OF AN iNVNfin
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS '''''''
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&cliotous.

rs'CoMMEkCE SC CHRISTIAN CllURCu-
sundays school at $50 Il IN Preaching AT II a
III ana 80 ?, M. Praycr-meeting Thursday
evening at $50
NO, n,o-DALLAs cnY MssloN-Go out to the
Mission sunday school this afternonn NJ tho
| court mouse Singing commences AT MO sun
nay -S'hool proper NJ 1; singing also aft,r tho
To all, '" 'Ne"ueu
| m",FLoln STREET NJ f. CHURCH South
NV . lllll pastor. Preaching ut II a
Acordial invitation extended to all "''
,no-CoNGREGA rIoNAL CUURCu-Corn.ro a,
,latwoou ana Bryan streets. prcachiny by Rev
| T. Sconeld ut IL u. m, aud 1870 H. m, sunday
Sehool ats p M. hearty welcome to all.
nG,rABERNACLE NJ, T.. CHURCU-Rey :
z "a thomson pas,or Services ut II n H. and
| GOV r. m sunday. school at 40 ID m aents
lrec Public cordially invited "''
ns-FlRSr PREsBY TERRAIN IIITTRIH-I7oT-
| ner Main aud HarwoSd streets. hoy p
smith, pastor Preaching nj II a m and ,
| v N sabbath school at $50 a. m Welcome
and seats for ALL "N"'i''
.ino'FlRsr CHRISTIAN CHURCH-SeIyiccs
h NgnTr Davis, of kTkyille Missouri,
ulVtner ana now guest OF nr. A. T. DAYS
WIN preach AT B)'rd oi riadc rooms iovrr
daily invited va "'o 'ol'
Rs-VVMR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Icf.
, I street Rev, u. ", Broughton, pastor.
tteachihg IL u, M. and 7.S0p, m. snhhath
sVh9ol ~ NO a M. Robert H. scay, snpcrin.
tendent, cordial Invitation ex,rnieI ~ ali
| wwe,LAMAR sIREkrM. H. UH0KI "A SUI :,
I-Worshiping At Dallas Female collrpc 7 ira
n naN street Rev. W. II, Hughes, pastor
Iteeching NJ y, m and 5 .. m. Communion
every first sunday after the morning sn,s,n,a
SahnNh school NJ pa M. Prayer mcctin, cvsry
| WeuacSuay night ats y, m, A cordial inv,a'
ton eNtcnucd 10 all. "''""
/ UaUV.
nVFlRSr BAPTIST IuURCu-Cnr,o. -,
| sycamore and Patterson avenue, Row n "
| TANKS. pastor sunday school nj uSn "a,
", ), H. Williams, superintendent, pr.a"h im.
to all. "e'Vome
ISL, pArRCkS CHURCu.-Cornc, woo,
nuu Napvll SuyylS, Rev Y Quinnu pastnr ~
uAy, SUNDAY, Nth, first mas So'clock, ia ~
lllHh mass, sermon 10y R,v. 4 Uta.l"n ~
waco, who viii preach u. night ESQ vesncsa
rather b'delon is u lesrued speaker AMI cyo,,,
hNa" 70 '""itrh ""u VNVty'
no NY uAk stKEt t-,,,-,7- -,
Norner Live Oak and lletwood street. \ A la,
ueh' pastor, Service, every sunday NJ liz
m, AM y, m sunday schoo, atG 4. m "
Nuulson, SUPERINTENDENT The subject of M,
mhothinS sermon to-day will be the meaning oT
MS-MlS ION SUNDAY sCAUuL-riu. ,-,,,<,
yert OF we MySion SUNDAY school, at tho cnnr,
nonse ots Jug breaking nature, and wbich
luS' now iseNciltng 50 much interest. vii hn
nc,n oW VIC n,ght OF tho lhtA OF June, Friday
mtssio will be- only twcnty.aye cent, onN ny, NM
aum't OF all going aud taxing their iit,l" amos
WY TINS novel entertainment besides as,
lsting vnod cause NNS'"Vs Nv
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proclamation (Gontin,,a
o. he sn o'obln"
3anttcHS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may De nsnoSs,--
~ our business Office up to SD. m ana qi ed I'M

NoTlCE-,Adveruseme NAV me- bsnsS,,,--
~ our business Office up TO SD. m ana qied mo
c0uIpaSing room up 10 a. N. ~''u mo he
NotlCE citizens or strangers wisbins -
y vest IN city real estate, farms or ME- W H.
are respectfully invited 10 cajl Al onr "n WY lands
'09 Main street, and examine our ill.,, usce No,
ana ahSire Is of land titles. Tho baSt maps
encr given JONES Il MURPHY, X,a Az Ieie'
oy xi i. dq 2 CoS Mt "A BIbs
?, m June lysh proximo. for puttiSS e !; nrA
oois are ol1eS | eeI pavement on Elm Nv, IVY a
between J.terson and Poydras stre .I s'i'el
Street sGTs Sa sfop street sycaaoa
and specifications on file In the civ en,, Plans
ONE Bohd anu security VIII b. rrqnitsd ssts
BIDS IN accordance with SECTION / ahae,aw with
Ll{ oflina ee'. The City Council resStye' y,
r.r. W, n JOHNSON, City Engira..
Dallas, Texas. Nav % ISS;. AuSlneer,
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For Renr.

FOE, GSEtSNrr-ruRNisHED ROOMS, APPLY
:" Wv hoss avenue. ju2.I
oh hENT-A FLAT OF SEVEN ROOMS
-, IN. n"u1nhs south, with gas, water, and closets
city National Bank. ''''"N'' nav, Il
koR RENr-A large building. sn,,ab. tor
.hon V na uwelling and carpenter and blacksmith
Ft,p,;s wi u on.y Nv per month. Inquire of ]. 7
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Moncu 10 l.cnfl.

oANs SEGorlArED-one TO live years,
49, s uno, Land notes or deed of trust required
n cy SECURITY Texas Loan Agency, Coisicana
.NN"S maygu
MoNEl 70 lEND-On one to five years
eonor unno ~ reasonable rates. G. K wellesley,
sonetN manascr Dallas, Texas
,Nrw noANS-J. d. Watkins n Co, oalss
LsAas. Eblgu-
wi e''s'"'V ich 4
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.PECK'ycO MrkNDITM oFEIIl

s,anh a., Has joke in every para -:
Ne cscapades OF PECK's iiAp BOY AND
~, S - "a. end all the masterpieces OF the great
~, numorist OF the day. A literary marvel. Wy
w "a v Wrrmrns Price, by mail, t25s. AGENTS
c,,' NJ ~ Terms and lsuehable 1'lusiralsss,
ouiat and secure choice Of terrtory.
R.a pEALE 4 CO., 81 Iouia IA
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AcW Advertisements.
The sun lu \ tA|yAHS

From morning to mornias and from week IN
Nee, WsSs run NUN prints ooatinucd story Of the
plans, loves, hates and troubles. This story -
more miciesung than am romance that was
ever devised. subscription; DAILY "a nascsS
py ma,', ooc, a mouth, or s6.SO q year, sns,
pagcsl. 81 per rear "A~Alf 70
J. ". ENGLAND, Publishss New York CITY
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For 4als.

N9Rhs,ALE-lMpkovED AND UNiMpRovE6
L business property on Main and Kim s,,.s,s
.oNEs " MURPHY, Real E,tate .gents '''S'
Eok SALE-hEslDENuE PROPERTY IL
hn,r various parts of thecity. JONES < MR.
t'ok sALE-sARMS IN DALLAS ASDsTR.
Real Estate Agents. 'HA' Mukfhf,
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w AnaEED D To stop az the NATIONAL
W. hVrEL Firstclsss accommodations A. A.
Tess PNTw ra Ate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
loSvins fron, ~ 81. zen rs PER DAY. Board and
pg Is brick with three stairways In case ~ NV
located IN me business portion of the civ onlS
one square from strect-car line. and one sonsrs
rom Texas " Pacific and Missouri Pacific Denot
s otHhhNenehI 10 passengers coming or going over
tha, o rd ,Uau uve us trial, and be convinced
Proprietor ''on"i' W. W. maid
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kok sALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN 5T
4 acres unimproved lands In kaufman conn NV
Y, a9ont = miles from the city of Dallas ON
i Euis, rum, aann Il, n. JONES & MURPHY, Real
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MANTED-A GOOD MAN Co0Y 80 s ,Sa,iv,
" Tor nay outfit of some 10 or -. nc,o U N,',
,oper one need Apply; by June LIST Go6nWvuH'a
REYNOLDS, FOrney, Texas, N0opMAs
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Ecoal.

NniiVE1All persons living or doing business
=, IN IN ,ne cry OF Dallas. are hereby notified 70
aim eW Wy ana disinicct their premises, and hll
ai nnues Where water is standing or may stand.
,mh hi,S 70 DC made with earth or sand, aud no
suWve's or cutters. This notice must DO complied
WIN immediately. II you wish TO save your
,Ta nvs money aud time, This notice also sp-
p"os 10 those acting as agents OF or for Others.
Ma, ,,.. NJ NJ. NEwsOM. N. D.
why =. IsNh Heal, j officer Dallas, TeN&
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noe SALE-HoUsEHoLD Fl RNITuRE FOR
iny S Sn,S also Shhe decorated dinner set sew.
, AL me above was brought from Chi AGO two
, "v,Ns aSoi am returning Also the house 10
teut Apply At 9lI Live Oal stroo, ' :, ~
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WANTED-l,OO MEN TO WORK on Ny T Iva
~ sewers in Fort Worth, wages s, !, me
day; payments 9TH and 2O,h Of each mo SnJ' PEI
w SLArTERY, Contractor. huulh,
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WANTED-s3) PER MON I'll Will mr. ~
~ fora good wet uur.e for a child u laid
9,u. Apply 10 Mrs. BLAKE, corner BRYAN ,pI i
NM lAoIs
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k'oK 10 S aa GOOD FARM CONTAINING
prairie 800 acres enclosed ls5 in rmtv atom Mc
ppghnaiiuer IN grass; everlasting spring water
, Use on the premises 20 acres In the timber
Wml , pe soId on easy terms price, SO per acre
~ nRp hS,I " MING, 626 llsrwood street, or 10
''s"N hNhhl Kim street naval i'm
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WANrED-A PARTNER, EITHER 4C ar ~
w or Alent vi S. Oto, to engage IN , I've
uacturhg enternri.e; business flrstc n ,.
sooui address BUSINESS lie aid Once eVus
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WAN lEi.--'hoRT HANDSOME 0YF No
~, ugclpher or transtrloe neatly 9ns sh ~
page. Address, giving specimaps ot o. " 70 per
ings IA. lIREAIp Office. VI oo'h writ
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Va AM ED-A GOOD Coon FOR sWSTr
F,oo M WnL WI pay good wages. Av %hL Il
ink.
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E'oh sALE-DALLAstlrY ANDIOUNTY
,a,o R Snu Maps JONES & MURPHY, RralE,.
NOR SAIF-cor ,y,m, iunSlt
diamond stud cost sSO sell for AZ iof 90 as1
22i Live Oak street wa 'o' si'' Apply ,oS
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Aliscellameons uaant.

WANTED BUILDING LOT S0T>-~->--
w than 5ONlOO; located withia Six h,od AZ .
Main and harwood streets, address ' .,l,s Of
49, ~ limo /.
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK FOR sWiiT
, W fan family. Apply to Mrs. NE. CRApDoeGlKI
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w ANIED-lUO men To cut railrosd nood "a
ivy T Sross'ues Apply to b. d, AtweiI. Hpi Hia
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ne'CoMMEkCE sr CHRISTIAN ClIITRCu-
sunday school at $3.50 Il IN. Preaching AT II a
III ana 30 p. M. Experimenting Thursday
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w Nv LU-A ST ONG HOY t---
" white or colored, to make bin,shist hER
ally nsefnl around hotel; wages g. 5o genel'
aud hoard Apply % santa Fe House i week
"a ANiED-A BOY Al CABINET sA MI MI
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VIZ SaLE OR TRADE-l $40 ACRES OF
ara, u, '"y numbered long leaf pine land, stu.
n n,eu III Ihe southwest corne- Of Sabine county
R "nuv n"e OF SABINE Pas & Texas Northern
HOUSE, Real Estate Agent, Cieburne ' Texas "
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