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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29
TO TELL A SLEEPS AGE.

At one month old the lamb has eight
temporary teeth in front and three
temporary molars on each side of each
jaw; at three months one permanent
molar is added to these three; at nine
months second permanent molar ap-
pears; at fourteen months the first
two permanent incisors appear in the
center of the front of the lower jaw !;
at eighteen months third permanent
molar appears; at twenty-one months
the second pair of permanent incisors
appear, one tooth on each side Of the
first pair; at twenty-seven months the
temporary molars are changed for per-
manent ones; at thirty months the
third pair of permanent incisors ap-
pear, and at forty months the fourth
pair is complete. The sheep is then
full mouthed, and is rising four years.
After that the age is indicated by the
appearance of the incisors and molars ;
but this is deceptive, because sheep
fed on thin, sandy pasture and on
straw wears the teeth much faster
than one fed on better pasture and on
roots. Some sheep may have good
teeth at ten or twelve years of age,
while Others can scarcely bite at eight.
-Rurdl World.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29
GLUCOSE.

A writer who signs himself "Glucose
Stakeholder" sends communication
with the headline "For Sale or Rent"
to the Chicago Grocer that is refresh
ing in its frankness, and from which it
would seem that the glucose market is
getting swey-backed. He says:
"Any number of glucose factories,
costing from $50 600 to 81, sec, 900 each,
located in various parts OF the country,
are now lying idle. The reasons for
offering to sell or rent are that an UNI
appreciative public does not respond
TO our philanthropic endeavors to fur
nish bastard sweet at the price of
genuine sugar. Nobody asks for glu-
cose. No housewife buys it for culin-
airy purposes or for putting up her
fruit. We have been compelled to re-
sort TO all sorts of expedients to get it
used at all, and have had TO flavor or
color j. with cane or sorghum goods
TO make il pass as table syrup. We
mix it with cane sugar, but the public
: rebels. We smuggle il into confec-
tionery, and arc able in these ways to
work OF a good deal, but it is q good
deal of trouble to cover up our tracks
Then, again, the sorghum men are
making genuine syrup equal to the
best from sugar cane, one gallon of
which will sweeten as much rs two
and one-half of ours, which they will
sell about as cheap as we can sell ours.
Last year they made $1,000. 600 or TO-
100000 gallons, and will largely in
crease the amount this year. Under
all these discouraging circumstances,
we have decided 10 permanently re- |
tire from the business, and offer for
sale or rent almost our entire plant.
aggregating in cost from $40, O00, 900 |
10 6,OOo. 900. Our factories can be |
utilized for various manufacturing !
purposes whose products viii not be |
as Objectionable to the public as ours
have been. For further information |
and terms apply to any Of u.s.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

In sbui.g the foregoing partial books for sale
or exchange We con6dsay challenge competition ehaes and dsra
b RI the report Board Of Agriculture sdwd county
leads the State corn and Assessed valuation To bona
investors We special ndaesmen and win gladly furnish and pleas
en- grads aad examise Of special psopss
whether we - purchase nfomaoa xcuroni and bayes
are cordially invited make ocs bsdquare
promptly aad reliably saswsrsd
- Orcr q Hank of Coumeecs, ~ Dosglas Whi Kan
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29
The peach-prowiug centre is eradu-

The peach-growing centre is gradu-
ally moving south. A few years ago
there were great orchards in New Jer-
eey. Then Delaware was the chief
producer. Now MARYLAND and vir-
ginia are. coming TO the front. The
largest peach farms arc in Maryland.
The Round Top farm has III, 900
peach trees. On the estate of Colonel
Watkins there are 10000 trees. A
peach trees usefulness is over after
ten or twelve years of life, and tho soil
in which il grows is unfit for peach
culture. - Exchange.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29
H. E. FIR IE N D,
Real Estate and Land Scrip Broker

land for SALE in all Of improvement and
Choice farm specially Also
stock ranches from $500 $500 The following
p subject change and in instances be made to
suit the purchaser
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-31
Pursued by Wolves In Canada.

A young friend of mine, being out G
dark one winter $ night, was pursued by n
pack. He heard them afar Oh. and imme
diately ran at the top OF his speed for home
He was born in the backwoods, a fact which
probably saved his life. for he tackled, and
did his best to throw them off his scent. /
cannot recall his burning words, vet | do
remember that he only reached bis shanty
in time to bang the door in the face OF the
lea ling wolf, and that the pack snuffed and
howled about the place all night, disap-
pointed at looslDg their prev. Next dav
in company with several other daring men.
he dug pits for them. judging that lhey had
not left the spot, but were hiding in the
neighboring woods. These pits they Gov.
cred with light sticks. laying a thin cover.
er'ng of earth over all, with bait ON the
top. Next night the wolves came again,
snutled the carriop, fell into the pits and
there remained till the morning, when the
associates issued forth with axes to dash
out their drains, skin them, and make VOWS
that they were ready to be eaten to-mor.
row ifthey could "trouser" such a pile of
dollars as they we've likely to get for their
beautiful skins,-[Cornbill Magazine.
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haohie beauties and bellies will be present.
Mr.. Lee Beckley, u young gentleman OF
urbane and accomplished manners, has
opened new furniture store.
The village of Huichins puts on at times
q very melancholy and woe hegone ap-
pearance. We happened to De there a few
days ag1 and saw a flock ut sheep standing
ON the front pOrtico and climbing the stair
way Of one OF the largest and most aristo-
cratic looking buildings ON the public
square. The grass was green on the man
thoroughfare and riderless horse was leis-
urely grazing. The sepulcheral stiffness OF
the place siokened us little, aud We APP
piled to a venerable physician for pre-
scription. "Sir" said the doctor,
cycling us closely, IL hope you
will bear up manfully and not sink under
your suilenngs. but To oe frank with you, a
lilty dollar bill could not tempt me To give
you prescription"
why SO. Doctor" replied we, with
seeming establishment.
We'll, to make long story short" said
he, "the grand jury of the county differs
widely with the physicians as TO the heal.
ing virtues of a prescription. and all of
them have been arrested aud punished and
only | am left to tell the tale.
Enough Doctor" we replied as We
uouIuiully Ddut ulHl hiitu anu Wdlhtu III
the direction of the Lancaster hack.
Mr.. John Brundsge. contractor, SAYS
that the bridge across Five Mile creek will
he completed in the course OF week or ten
days.
Air. David Soanaker left yesterday for
Jones6oro, Tennessee, by way OF st. Louis
and Cincinnati.
Hon. Arson Rainey and Mr., Dick Clark,
of Waxahachie, paid flying visit TO our
town last week on legal business.
Mr.. lack Nance and family expect to re-
turn to Dallas the latter part OF this week.
The weather is cool and clody.
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Convict a:ahor to Ect.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned up to | o'clock n. m
Monday, July l6 1883, for the labor of from am
70 wv convicts belonging T. the Texas Statc
Ienitentiaries, ut Huntsville and Rusk Texas
Ihese convicts to be worked at industries inside
the prison walls, or at Rusk, on tho outside of
the walls, at such labor as Is neclssary In nnor
Ate ne iron furnace belonging to the Rusk ben.
Ample. shop.room will he furnished t,co,her
WIN such machinery as the state may have for
Az the Rusk penitentary, there vii, be n
olasi furnace, with capacity of tons of iron
per gay; also foundry. and machinery for
nn,ag Was ms, inrniture cars, etc. All ma.
chlnery new and trst'Class
At Huntsville there will be machine shon
and foundry also machinery for the manuiac.
'ar OF wagons, furniture, and shoes,
Inc convots%lll be contracted In forces of
not less Than twenty (l0) or Il any number over
tnat 10 me tu|l capacity of cell aud shop. room
contracts 10 run not more than Ave C5) wears
Az proposals must be accompanied by n good
and suflctent bond of one Thousand dollars
$1,000, for each one hundred uCO) conyicts' mr.
fractional part thereof bid for conditioned thai
contract and bond will be entered into aud exc.
cu,ed Y PROPOSAL be accepted.
all bids. s''" '''e'' "'' anu
Parties desiring to bid may submit, any add.
unnal proposal they NAV deem proper
For further particulars address tho unaer.
signed. at Austin. Texas, or I. J, Cong sinner.
intendcnt OF Penltontleries at Huntsville,
'exas' JOHN IRE AND,
q. SEARCY,
WALTER lips,
mnIn.zW frn,ipn'iavy Hoard
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DR.. S. b. Britain says: CAS- a rule phys.
icians do not, by their professional methods
build up the female constitution, while
they seldom cure the diseases to which it is
always liable i'll our variable climate and
under our imperfect civilization. Special
remedies are often required to restore or
ganic harmony and strengthen the en-
feebled powers OF womanhood: and for
most of these we are indebted to persons
outside of the medical profession. Among
the very best of these remedies | assign u
prominent place to Mrs. LYDIA II. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound"
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SUCH A NICE YOUNG MAN
Tho shame ful Way lie Was Treated In the
Rural Districts

Rural Districts
A young ST. Louis society man who has
been paying Il somewhat protracted visit to
the httle village OF Colllnsyille, ILL.,, will
give 1t wide berth in future. Ills first
name is Frank, and he belongs to a wealthy
family which came here from Switzerland
years ago and is now reckoned among the
first in the city. He is young, AS has been
said, but in all the ways OF metropolitan
lie he is Old, though he knows little of the
manners and customs of the rural districts
and heretofore has cared to know less.
He had been the whole rouHd of metro.
politnn pleasures, and growing weary of
them went to Collinsvile several weeks ago
to rusticate. Collnsville boasts that it has
more pretty girls to the square yard than
any town of the size in the sucker state,
and as the st. LOUIS society man was the
| western compromise on the dude, he soon
became the rage among them to the intense
disgust otthe rural beaux, with whom they
had periorce been content with before
the ST.. Louis revelation came.
The matter grew worse every day
until finally it became unbearable, and then
the Collinsvlle beaux forgot all intestine
Quarrels and joined against the common
enemy. The intruder must be driven out
at all hazards, or there was danger that he
would 20 OIL some day and lead all the Col
linsville bellies trooping after him. So n
conspiracy originated, of which The COM
mon rival was the unsuspecting enemy
The young men who had before scowled
at him from under lowering eyebrows now
courted his society. He felt battered
and he was still more battered when he
was invited to 80 hunting-snipe hunting
There is no need of telling the rest.
He was the only man living who had not
heard of the method of holding lantern in
one hand, bag in the other, and whistling
until the snipe came into the bag. The
hunt came off last Friday night, and he
stood in swamp six miles from Collins
vile, whistiing, until the storm came up.
He made his way back in the gray OF the
morning, drenched with rain, and thor.
Dug ly miserable, and got out Of town as
quick as possible.
He has sent back for his clothes said a
resident of Collinsville yesterday, land the
girls all say it was an awful shame, he was
such nice young man."-[St. Louis Re.
publican,
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Erepl.
MILLER'S HOTEL

o. 81 al West 2Bth Street, New York CITY,
southern people visiting Yew York win Gnd
sessirg the comforts Of home with mo savsn.
tages Of hotel, AZ moderate rascs, Convenient
70 the oentrcsof trade. the parks. pisces OF
amusement and principal churches Pure air.
kish, Electric and Roman Baths, '"'''' iu''
BEND EoR CIRCULAR
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Cheap Column.
aotirss.
NoTlCE-.Adverusements may oe named in
~ our business Office up to SD. m, and into h

NoTIoE-Adverusemen may oe named inio
~ our business Office up to SD. m, and into thf
composing room no til \. n
-OiuAens or stIAnsDTs WIsAlug 80 in
~ vest IN city real estate, farms or wild lands
are respectfully invited 70 call nj our office. No
'V', Main street aud examine our hNS p-ns
ana abstracts of land titles. The best OF refer
ehec given. JONES 4 MURPHY, Real Estat,
\ pIlSE 40 CONlNACluRs- SEALED bids
~ will be Received BY the Ci Y Engineer u4l;I
, p m June l9,h prONimo, for putting d wn n
o1lS q are BLOCK eet pavement on Elm street
between J.netson end Puydras streets. l.i0
'tet ana be w'en Pburas street sud Syca o!e
sld spec hc4ucnS on file in the eity engineers
ouic Bond aud security will be required With
mus IN accordance with section l, chapter 21
= " pfdlna ces. Th' City Council reserve the
nSht TO rVJec am AL bids
m, W. NJ JOHNSON, City Engineer
bdllhN, leNhS. NAV " 1888. MAYA. oil
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''""' ''"So tlllNW
whole Tickets, So; Half Tickets, 81. 81
Tickets, $50; 30 Tickets, sIOO.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or send
by express. Don't send by registered letter OF
post-otice order Orders of IS and upward by
eHnpltss can DC Sent AT Onr expense, Address
all orders to X. NJ BOARDMAN, Courier. Journal
Building ] OniSYille Ky
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l,oard of lsn,,aliaat;o,,

NOhCk Is hEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
honorable Con mtssioneis Court of Dallas
county Texas, will convene aud sit as n Board
OF Equalization on MONDAY, the 18th day of
SuNE iSSS to receive all the assessment lists OF
ton, correction, equa' ization and approval n,
wh,ch time all disputes between the Ass ,ssor
setlee. "' W N"'i'
Y. ;. -Giyen under my hand and official
W, NJ. G. Hi L, county Clerk.
ny CHAHLEs I. BoLANz. Deputy, mayso.i
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DIR, ii. v. Dunston, of BERTHE county
North Carolina, wrote fDr. Worthington,,
Cholera and Dlarrhma Medicine. AWAY
used il with success
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Enr Remi.

EoR kENT:-Two NICELY FURNISHED
~ rooms Apply 10 d +. RAINWArER. $40
wood street. orr. +. HOUSE 6i5 Elm street
ma t3l-lt
nor RENr-A TWo.STORY RESIDENCES. \
L rooms; convenient to business; large shady
Saru gnou Stern and harn Also double tene-
menl house. Apply 10 b, GIBBS may5.tf
EoR RENr-A FLAT OF SEVEN ROOMS
fronting SOUTH with gas, water, rnd closets
ON same hoor, opposite Z .stollice. INQUIRE nj
CITY National Bank maySo IF
EoR RENT-A In &c building, suitable for
l. oolh dwelling and carpenter and blacksmith
FfOuts. Herald Office w -
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w AhTED-You to stop at the NATION AL
w HOTEL. First-clsss accommodations At
reasonable 4. a, rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
~, hsNir.FlyE CEN r. PER DAY. Board and
i,oug,hg from ~ 90 TO 81 per week The build
ing is brick, with three stairways in case ~ ra
located In the business portion of the city, only
one square from street-car line and one souare
from Texas 4 Pacific and Missouri Pacific Deuot
o ashnt TO passengers coming or going ever
elner road. Give us trial, and be convinced
that you can get good accomm9 dation and save
Proprietor w. ala, W, " n ,'l
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Euc BALE.

Il OR sALE-A GOOD FARM CONTAINING
55O acres, miles south of Dallas. on The
prair;t; 300 acres enclosed; 1856 in cultivation.
remainder In grass; everlasting spring water,
houses on the premises; 20 acres in the timber:
w., ne soia on easy terms; price, $40 per acre
rkaIliER ARDRY, Elm street maySo I'm
IoR SALEM RESIDENCE, 500 FRVAY
| street NJ N. NEWSOM mavoo. -
HoR SALE GOOD MICH COWS AND BEEF
cattle. Apply To q, A, WEBSTER, 1Ol
- :" o'lt'l. ~
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1etu Advertisements.
Dallas Eye Infirmary
Prof. D. j. STANSBURY, M. D.

No. 1913 Elm Street Dallas, Texas
Mr. Michael Klue says: | have suffered ios
nearly years with graduated eyelids' anu ua'T
been tire ted by many eminent ocullss, un,' IN
the above institut on consider mysel a''nV''
well, and can see as good as ever could ,,,o,
Mr. Lee Surratt says; placed myself ui lsst
treatment at the Dallas Eye lntirmaty as tina
resort after having been treated by sever Vi az
best ocuists In this and other states, ! n "n
nea " blind with granular njunc'iyiue psWu,
nus Of the comea and corneal staphy'oma y;
eyesght is perfectly restored, after three Wscr,
treatment, and have no hesitation IN LEVIN \, ,hs
mendng the above Infrmary as the best III Wv
slate
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W ANIED-Ar The HuNsTA1LE BOOT
az. ana shoe Factory several first-class boot
nIers aud 10 good peg or nail DO TONERS Ar
aton'e. n,syo5 t,y
w ANIED-ENPERlENCE AGENTS FOR
Lie ana Accident Insurance in every
,,ou, w.; Address J, Ii BEATTY. Secre,ary
NashVile, rem, 2SN. summer st. may2g.it
w ANlED-A GOOD GERMAN GIRL 10 40
hlhsework and coOki x III Il small tami.
y, Apply at No, 81 Bryan street maySg.2t
w ANTkD-A GOOD MAN COOK 10 COOK
: i"r hav outfit of some 10 or u, n~ne but a
d REYNOLDS, Forney Texas. NAV,
SN ANIED--TRAVELING SALESNTFY WtIo
arg visiting the trade In Texas to handle
u , Iast selling and good paying line on commits
sInni extra money made with but little work
Address BANNER OIL CO., Austin, Texas
nr1t
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Wells "Rough ON Corns"
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." 10
cents. Quick, Complete, permanent cure.
COrns, warts, buniOns.
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KIDNEY ZVsl;S1
4SA IllSl kyNZsysS u

-, Last year went to Europe" says Henry
Ward, late Col: 60 Reg n. G. s. N Y, now
j., only to return worse from chronic liver
conrlan': Kidney. Wort, asa last resort has
gwen m better health than I've heretofore en-
loyeed Tor many, many years. He's cur d now
and consequently hapny '"'
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w ANIhD-Bf SIX OK EIGHT GENTLE.
men, good day board where no on er
poarutrs are kept liberal terms will be given IN
INC HBht party. Address b, Herald office.
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@nmcu to l.entl.

oANS NkGoTlATED-ou to five Years
- lime Land notes or deed oftrust REQUIRED
a as security Texas Losn Agency, Corsicana,
y N"s - may9'F
MONEY TO LEND-On one 10 FIVE YEAR,
W Time at reasonable rates. G. X. Wellesley.
gener MANAGER, Dallas, Texas.
AND LoANs--J, b. Watkins " Co, Nallas,
- AeAas. feb 10 II
MoNHf ~ LEND-R, D. Coughanour.
W fohr IL
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w ANrED-l0Oc0J bushels of wheat al CIV
W Mis- foot Of Houston street Uipbnt,
prices pail, CITY FIGURING Mill As'es'
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$4,000 FOR 80
10th -
In the City OF Louisville, on

In the City OF Louisville. on
Thursday, May 81, 1889.
n, Inese drawings occur on Ihe last day of each
ton by the Federal and State Con atJuI aN
placed this company beyond the controvs, xsS W
me law. To this mpany belongs ths az \,
honor OF having inauguraed the on v nan 'i hv
when their drawings are proven honest sUS
B-The company has now on hand la,ra
list of prizps for tha ~ '"ieiuiy 'uo
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alisrsllausous. uSlants

WANIED-A PARTNER. ETHER ACTIYE
or silent, wi 5000 TO engage In II man
u ACQUIRING enterprise; business hr,trlass, pro6Is
good; Address BUSINESS" lie, aid Once.
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WANrED-0ne Charter Oak cooking stove
" ana thirteen do bile complete bedstrods
1 r,,n gTeuding. Address l.. KRAPF, Colorado
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toh GA Lte'-HAl lNu OPERATED SEVEN
= drug stores for the past ten years | wish to
curtall some and offer for sale my drug business
u, raris, Tex, located in one of the most pros.
"nance Tor su,ceSs to any purchaser. Address
CIIAS. .. BOMEN pnris luY mo, M ,,, -
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WAAIED-A GOOD COOK FOR SMALL
,no, T. family. Apply to Mrs. NE. CRADDOCK,
H.'"y oNloct lnnN lNII
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w ANrED-l,0 0 MEN TO WORK ON INN
~ sewers in Fort Worth, wages, 81 10 nar
uSey; "ayments 9TH and 2Oth of each month. e.
w. SLATTERY, Contractor 1' ,,r,.,, NJ ",
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Some people are very much worried over
the pronunciation OF Spanish names ol
towns, cities and counties. IL requires
much study and care to acquire the correct
Spanish method of pronunciation, and ali
the words, so from the fact that all the VA.
rious classes OF Spanish differ much from
each other. There are cultured and up.
cultured children Of the Latin races, and
their methods vary almost us much as do
Times.
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w ANrED-s3O PER MON III WILLBEPATD
~ fora good wet lur for a child / v,'ay
9 No. Apply 10 Mrs. BLAKE, c.rner BRYAN and
-'" ''i'NbN. mnvpntf
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koh SALE OK TRADE-l $40 ACRES OF
4 hfavy tlm6ered long leaf pine land, situ.
ateu IN the southwest corner of Sabine comfy.
on on lhs Inc Of sabine Pas & Texas Northern
t natWay ror further particulars address j. II.
may29 Ct
kok SALh-A HOUSE AND LOT IN FINE
Il location and in iirsl-class order. Apply on
premises, so Canton street, or GOi Main street
lnp StatrS-back room J mavSs Iu
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WANTED-Two GIRLS, ONE As C9oY,
w The other Is h0tse.klrl.
cos MRS. ALFRED DAVIS,
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I'oK sALE-PlNERY rOk SALE. 2OOl ACRFS
L IN Wood county, near Texas Il Pal6c Rail.
roau lumber, Il desired, can be cut by water
T ro Apply TO Undersigned, Marshall,
go " nhN''Nl'h. mayl9-2w
Lon SALE-fhe house aud lot known MS DR.
l Gibbs place, on Maston street between Ross
avenue and Dallas branch house contains fonr
large nicely-iinished rooms besides kitchen and
auln ihg'room; good repair, good water, and
See undersigned, c. +. Carter. nav. i @
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TEXAS PRESS.
Opinions on Various Matters Of Present
Moment.

Some Further Comment on the "DallaS
Festivities"
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1t was the tariff question that defeated
General Hancock. The democratic party
declared for principle upon which hangs
me welfare OF the masses of the entire conn.
try. All people are interested in reduced
taxation and General Hancock was foolish
enough to pronounce il local question:
and then, after having gone up like a
rocket he came down like one-broken into
atoms, 1t was because he did not stick
ss9uarely to the principles prescribed Tor
him that he was defeated. The fight must
be made squarely in 1884, or there will be
another collapse.-[Austin Statesman.