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The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

To Examine Licenses.-The County Com.
mis'iOners have designated the following con.
siab!cs tn ex7mine licenses in the county for the
present year: Firsi district. John Dobbin sec.
ond. John Crooks third. Jacob II. Kraft: fourth.
J. T.. upptreu: 9Th. J. I. Benson sixth. Ma.
;haniel Spieer soventh, Jo,eph Nelson eighth,
John W. Green ninth. 4. Cole of L.: tenth. Jno.
W. Gfeen eleventh. X. :. White; twelfth. sam.
uel Markley, and thir'ecnth. Ludwig Emerich.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

From Alberton.-SundEy eycning about
O'Clock painful but no; necessarily fatal acci.
dent occurred at the residence of Mr.. 4. ]. Slim.
ner. IL seems that two Of hi. little BOYS we're
playing in the upper rooms. when one of them
picking up gun that was in the room began 10
play with il. Through accident the gun was di..
charged. the load taking elect in hi. brothers
right leg, making two very ugly wounds DIR.
W. u. Gambnll rendered surgical attention and
pronounces the child In fair way 90 recover
The entertainment in Aibcfton Hall, Tuesday
evening. 9th inst. was largely attended. Gary's
Grand March and Canary Bird Galop. by band,
under the leaiership Of their professor. Mr. Albert
q. Holland. Of baltimore. was most excellently
rendered. Miss Maria Parsons. Of Baltimore,
sang swee,ly. and was called TO the stage several
times by the audience. Prof. :. :. Grauer. of
Baltimore. presided at the piano. We must say
Of Mr.. Grauer that his equal. if any, is very hard
90 End. Last but not least comes our good old
worthy Prof Alber, q. Holland With HE elarionrt
solos, Sc. Oi course his world wide reputation
a. professor II music makes Il unnecessary for
u to say anything further upon that subject.
On the iiih Of April Mrs. Rebecea. wife of
Jno. Mcllvaney. died Of consumption, in the 5lst
year of her age.
Rev. J. J. Tyler. u. d., will preach in the Al
betion ehaTeh. Sunday. April 20, 4, 10 q H. and =
2. IN. Al are invited.
Married. by the Rev. y. ". Group. Wednes-
day evening. at - o'clock. Mr.. Jas A. GosnelI 10
Miss Minnie l.. lIouek. both of Alber;on. They
s,ariei on wedding tour by Gio p. IN. train.
Second grand hop of Albefton Library aud
Literary Associa;ion, in Alber;on Hall. May iih
4, T.. IN. d. N. :.
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Items from Phiiopolis, 9th District
Mrs. Price. Of PrieesiIe. widow Of the late Esra
Price. died on Sunday morning last. Her disease
was consumption. She was formerly Of Hartford
county, where most of her relatives reside. She
leaves two small daughters. aged ~ and years.
TO their ioss. The estate left IL said 20 be
Considerable. and Is placed in proper hands for
the education and care of the children. Many
sympaihiElns friends attended her funeral. which
took place on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 .. m. at
Friends meeting house.
Mr.. L. Parsons recently purchased piece of
ground near the l5-mile stone. from Mr. Joshua
Price. upon which be will build a canning house
eox3o feet. lie is improving his farm with neW
fencing. Ae.
II l. said good prices have been offered for other
lands in and about our vicinity. With the many
advantages of our section q the county We can
look for high hgures to be paid. The soil l.
naturally good and IL well worked cannot be ex-
eellei in productvenrss.
So far We have had very favorable spring for
grain and grass. The late rains have thickened
the grass 90 much that good crop Is now ex-
Pecied. Only . small acreage Of oats has been
s0Wn.
The lecture of Hon. Geo. Cotton, at Jessop's
on the Goth inst. was well attended and proved
hnaneial success. PuILOroLIs.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

ter.town Ts'e, says: "Thc temperance people
will make bold fgh; in this county in the ap.
preaching political contest for members @: the
State Legislature. They work in the firm belief
of the justice of their cause and will NJ doubt
exert an influence next fall. Their demand. II
the political parties reasonable and We think
should bc granted. Al they ask j. the privilege
Of votn; for against licensing the ,ale Of .pir.
ituou. liquors. II a majority oppose il the que,
tiou l. srt,i.i
The Baltimore County union., 1883-04-28

Beware OF Disease oerms.-As the
weather grows warmer nature admonishes the
thirty farmer and householder 20 take preeau.
tions against diseases and annoyanees arising
from vegetable OF other organic matter left in
corners aud erannes of barns, houses and cellars.
The warning is some,imes given by a strongly.
offensive smell. but more often by a close and up-
pressive atmosphere, the ioulness of which can
be detceted on entering Il from the open air.
although there 10 no distinct nor powerful oder in
Il. Almost every cellar. no matter how careful
the housekeepeF may be. contains small remnants
Of vegetable food, accidentally dropped or pro.
miscuousiy scattered In Out-of the-uay places
during the winter. Daring freezing temperature
outside little decay sets 10 but just nov there l.
a rapid fermeniing action in all such things, and
the health Of = whole household may be mys,eri-
ousiy affected without much suspicion attaching
20 the Few rotiing potatoes, apples, cabbage
leaves and other similar substances quite ever.
looked by the sanitary inspector of the family.
signs Of decay wing material all s,orerooms and eel.
lars that hare been tightly shut during the winter
ough, 20 hare thorough cleaning and airing.
On some dry, sunny and baimy day an energetic
use of broom, brush and water. followed By
wholesome application of white wash and an
opening Of doors and windows, 90 as 10 give
free circulation Of the outer air. might be the
means of saving them from serious sickness II
should b, remembered that in the spring time not
only the healthfal aud useful germs grow and re-
produce themselves most rapidly. but the noxious
germs are also at the period of their highest ae-
tivity, and great care shouid be taken 20 obtain
all possible Proiec,ion against these latter.
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Temperance Aiee.inrs.-

Temperance Meetings.-The 10th and / ih
districts Temperance Alliance will hold meeting
a; Dulany's Valley school house. on this Saturday
evening. at O'Clock.
4 weeks temperance meeting will commence a,
Andrews Chapel. 18th district. %. o.morroW sun.
day afternoon. at o'clock. The meetings will
be conducted BY Prof. w. ". Evans.
:. MERRYNAN ANDEHsoN.
President Baltic. county Temperance Alliance.
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Miscellaneous.


Reader, Who .4id you would like to &c, ,uch nio,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-08
OVER THE CITY.

Telephone connections Excelsior Steam
Laundry.
A soaking rain fell yesterday morning.
Fathers buy It. mothers bless 1t and
children cry for it-Patterson's Peachstone
Liniment.
The criminal term of the county court
will convene Monday week, with 400 cases
on the docket.
First-class work guaranteed at the Elk.
celsior Steam Laundry. Office 70. II.
Clancey's) $40 Main street.
Mayer, Mccormick 4 Hogan cater to the
public at the Cotton Exchange, (old Tivoli
hal), No. COG Main street.
Druggists who fail to keep Patterson's
Peachstone Liniment are very seldom
bothered with customers.
Ifyou want your washing done on time,
patrOnize the Excelsior Steam Laundry,
corner Commerce and Market streets.
One Of the fine horses Of the Texas ex.
press company, In turning suddenly, yes
terday morning, broke one OF Ito legs.
Lost--A large gold seal. The finder will
same 70 A. q. Garrett 3O7 Main street.
The infant child Of County Commissioner
The residsnce Of his brother, ct OAklawn.
"A sovereign balm for every wound q cor,
dial for oil my tears atterson's Peach.
stone Llniment." Ask your druggist for IT,
Coolest beer, finest liquors and cigars
coolest room, and polite attention, at u,
Cotton Exchangs, (cld Tivoli hall), No. 0O(
Main street.
Psrsons Wishing 70 run branches 10 III,
saver pipss nov being laid By The city
ehonld call On 4. MaWhirk. successor 20
= Hemef 3 O., ~ MN stleet.
Weelan,s wsll nlpsekl watef madshaI
go ne1l vsads'ssl ss'sS 4ct0 ~
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Double Daily Line.


Luxurious palace sleeping and drawing
room coaches are being run from St. Louis
to New York without change, in thirty
seven hours by the Ohio h Mississippi rail.
way.
=, Leaving, st. Louis daily at s a. M, to
New York without change, by the Balti.
more 4 Ohio railroad, arriving in New York
next evening.
Leave st. Louis daily at p. M, to New
York without change, over the Erie rail.
way, arriving IN New York second morn.
ing. No other route makes quicker time.
The palace coaches in use on these lines are
the best In the world. Scenery on these
routes is the finest in the United States.
Passengers from Texas will find these
routes the very best, a, accommodations
are superior and the comforts unequaled.
ASK the ticket agent about this matter
and he will gladly give you full iniorma-
ton.
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in the season many visitors are already

in the season many visitors are already
there from every section OF the country.
Protect your property from cyclones by
policy In the Ph1nix or Springfield in
surance companies; the best always the
cheapest. Pires, Hereford & McGrain,
agents.
Go at once and get a chance in the rattle
for two gold watches and two fine meer-
schaum pipes at Jake Menczer's Elm Ex-
change. Either one Of the articles are
worth the money.
Telephone your orders for groceries early
In the day to Bryan & Bradshaw as their
orders in the latter part Of the day keep
their telephone wire busy, and you can get
your groceries delivered at any hour.
Everybody who frequents the Fort knows
Gentleman GUS Rintleman and where
he can be found-behind the bar OF the
Local Option. near depot. Unexceptiona-
BILE liquor and courteous attendance.
The Elm Street Exchange has received
the finest lot of prime California wines,
which were bought by Mr.. Menczer in per-
son. Wines. brandies, WHISTLES and cigars,
that cannot be exceled. Don't forget the
Elm Street Exchange.
Drug store for sale in good town, county
seat, in northwest Texas. First-rate open
ing for a physician. Good trade. Satisiac-
tory reasons for selling. Stock about
LOO. For terms, etc., address Crowdus Il
Baldwin, Dallas, Texas.
Professor Il. M. Wallank, teacher of piano
al d harmony, has located In our city, and
desires to inform the public that he will
receive pupils of all grades in those
branches. MIR. Wallank has been con-
nected with some tirstclass educational in
situations OF Missouri and Texas, and brings
with him most satisfactory testimonials.
He also solicits students in modern and
ancient languages German, Latin
Greek-of which he is u graduate of Bran
denburg Academy, Germany. For further
particulars apply TO Frees Il Sons music
store, Main street.
There is not single family in town tha
is not in want of groCeries-good groceries
and many would like to know where
to go to get anything in the
grocery line that can be called for. VIZ
mention Bryan h Bradshaw, Elm street
who are always receiving fresh lots every
day, All the delicacies OF the season in thu
grocery line they keep, rs well as thu
the heavy groceries, such as flour, sugar
coffee, etc. They have wagons which ar,
going all the time and which will promptly
deliver all orders. You can rely upon get
ting fresh goods at the lowest price,
promptly delivered What more do 20,
wantH II you want groceries given you
just try them and see If they will not pu
prices down so low that you cannot tell |
you are buying them or not. Don't fail t,
give trial order through the telephone I,
Bryan Il Bradshaw, the Elm street grocers
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Louis Richstein is confined to his bed
by fever.
H. o. Cravens and wife, of Marshall, are
in the city.
]. A. Kerr, of Corsicana, is booked at the
St. George.
Mr.. Frank Mum leaves to-day for trip
to Mineral Wells.
IS. M. Johnson, Of Quincy, Illinois, is at
the st. George.
Walter Gresham. attorney for the Santa
Fe road, is in the city.
Charles II. Davidson, Of Chicago, is stop
ping at tho st. George.
w. H. Chamberlin, of Midlothian, is a
guest of the st. George.
Judge Carroll, of Denton, is in the city,
attending Federal court.
II. NJ. Leech, of Memphis, is among the
arrivals at the st. George.
G. W. Merrill, of Colorado City, was at
the st. George yesterday.
Paul Henry and wife, of Lancaster, are
registered at the st. George.
Hon. Arthur w. Andrews, a Leaking law
yer of Terrell, is in the city.
Judge Ferris, of Waxahachie, was in the
city yesterday on legal business.
]. Laing and ]. II. Mccormick, promi-
nent citizens OF Weatherlord, are in the
city.
John w. Delaney, of Marshall, was in the
city yesterday, shaking hands with old
friends.
Mr.. George G. Ward, deputy clerk of the
county court of Tarrant county, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. J. A. Jones, brother OF Mr.. ii. W.
Jones, our district court clerk, is confined
to his bed with pneumonia.
Captain j. l.. Leonard remains confined
to his room with malarial fever, which he
has had for the past few days.
J. b. Bissell, assistant city assessor and
collector, who has been quite i'll with fever
for severa! days, is convalescing.
tended visit to friends in the city, returned
to her home in Waco, last evening.
Captain Robert McCart, ex-city attorney
and a prominent lawyer of Fort Worth,
was In the city yesterday on legal business.
DR.. NJ, M. Newsom and Mrs. Newsom
returned yesterday from two weeks visit
to Wichita Falls. and Mrs. Newsom is much
improved in health.
Misses Mollie and Stella Ellis, two
charming young ladies of Tyler, are visit.
ing their sister, Mrs. +. II. Littlehale, at
the fair grounds.
AT the st. George. HC Morning, Can
ton; II Wiel, Waxahschie; X J Lawson,
Atlanta Ga. @ w Merrill, Colorado Texas;
] w Hate, l. y Terrell, G A Miller, Deca.
tur; J G Erwin. John McLeary, .Cisco;::T "A
Ferris, Waxahachie; ID n Moswal, Ala; r
NJ Leach, Memphis; B Watson, Texas;
y Cropsie, Plano Mexico; W ii Chamber
lin. Midlothia; Joel A Kerr, Corsicana; W
+ Ramsey, sc Padelford, C.eburnt; JW
Ferris, Waxahschie; II L Anger, Calves.
ton, NJ s Read, Corsicana; l. r Terrell, De-
catur; Paul Henry and Lady, Lancaster;
Daniel Head, Denton; John Harris, Gull
Colorado h Santa Fe; l. w Oglesby, Miss
Sue Trentam, Plano Texas; Miss Nellie
Benson, New York; Nathan Johnson, Den.
ton; FW Whalis Eanis; &c Glass, Terrell A
D WEIGH McKinney.H W Shaelton, Denton;
Ira A Culp, Evansville Indina; II Converse,
Chicago; ; A Q Buckhannon, Pennington;
VS. Robinson, W y II Welkin, Longyiew
W M Feagle, Waco Texas; S NJ Johnson
Quincy Ills. Charles T Dawson, Chicago Ills
L W Bailey, Fate Rockwell county Texas
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Feast of ShevnOs.

Services at the Synagogue during the
feast of weeks or Shevnos will begin as fol-
lows:
Sunday evening, June 10th. at I O'Clock
sharp, during which time the confirmant,
will be closely examined in the tenets of
their religion.
On Monday morning June 18th, service
begins at $3.50 sharp, when the children will
be confirmed.
Sermons will be preached ON both occa.
sions.
The services of this holiday are very SOL
emn, impressive, instructive and beautiful.
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THE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE

THE TEXAS LAND AND MORT0A0E
COMPANY OF LONDON.
The above company loans money on one
TO five years time, at reasonable rates Of in
terest, secured by deed Of trust on i'm
proved lands, large farms. stock ranches,
and city property. 1t also deals in vendors
lien notes; negotiates sales Of ranches, cat
tie, and bonds Of every description; and
does general financial and agency BUSH
ness in the State Of Texas and Europe.
O. K. WEILEsLSY,
General Manager.
Office COS Main street Dallas. Texas.
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l.. E. Curtis, jeweler, corner Of Main and
Poydras streets. Repairing fine watches u
specially.
Diamonds, Howard watches, Walthsm,
Elgin, Springfield and Lancaster watches,
in gold and silver cases; fine Swiss
watches. An elegant new stock of jewelry,
rings, fine gold sets, necklaces. lockets and
chains, ear-drops, gold pins, bracelets,
thimblssi fine assortment of sleeve. butt ons,
studs, gold specacles and eyeglasses. New
stock Of silverware, tea SETS, ice pitchers,
walters, toilet sets. castors Rogers Bros.
pat wood, fine marble and gilt clocks, at
corner Of Main and Poydras streets.
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Nothing Before Like II.

MOUNTING BefOro Like It.
From Waco comes a fluid known as the
Electric Red Ant Exterminater." One
gill poured into the largest bed of ants
ignited las per direction), will kill not only
all the ants, but also the eggs. This com.
pound is a scientific achievement and is
patented, Tucker 4 Willis, the leading
drug firm of Waco, own the patent for Tex.
as. They are selling OH very rapidly CouN.
rY RionTs.. DR.. ]. W. Stapleton owns the
right Of Dallas and several adjoining coun.
ties. His headquarters are at FAC. Toll.
vers drug store. Call and have this matter
demonstrated. No KILL, NO PAY, when the
directions are adhered 10. which are very
nipple indeed.
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Tax Sale.

Yesterday county Collector Gillespie
completed The sale of lands for taxes, state
and coun y, negIn on Tuesday. One hun
dred ana lifty-three tracts of land, mostly
in the city were sold, the amount realized
aggregatng ST. 453. AT least one-halt of the
land sold was bought in by individuals, the
heaviest purchaser being A. Sutherland, of
Iowa, and Mrs. Il. V. Granger, OF Houston.
The state was awarded only those tracts
which were short of description.
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HOUsEKEEpEe, ANo CoSsuMse;

HOUSEKEEPER5 ANO CONSUM
Will save money by buying Wrisley's
soaps, which are sold by all grocers.
Among their celebrated brands az the
Linen" white Velvet" "GermaL Fam.
ily," English Blue" "Old English"
Gold Medal.3pound Bar" Warranted
Pure" and the neutrality-suspicious., leach
bar wrapped in colored table napkin;
also, their New Tidy soap. 2-pound bar"
each bar wrapped in Japanese tidy;
made of pure vegetable oil and tallow.
The best is the cheapest. Be sure and see
that each bar or cake is branded &c. A.
Wrisley & Co., Chicago, ILL.,"
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The Dallas Board of Trade will meet
their many friends and the public at al
hours Of the day or night at their magniti
cent saloon and billiard hall, corner O
Main and Austin streets, with the best
wines, liquors and cigars, and polite at.
tendance. Their billiard hall Is the finest
and largest In the city, and their tables are
new and second to none in the state.
when you want good drink or cigar
don't forget the Board OF Trade.
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The County Golfers.

During the quarter ending April 3Oth
County Treasurer Downs has received $50.
6o6 80 from all sources, and paid out S32-.
lV26 leaving a balance of 1927, l14.25.
Since then receipts and expenditures have
about balanced. The county tax is 60 cents
and the state 80 cents ON the 800.
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Congregation Emanu-Ei.

Congregation EMANUEL.
A recess having been taken on last SUM-
days annual meeting, the members are
again cordially invited to attend the meet
ing on Sunday next June 10 at 9 p. m.
GERS and other unfinished business.
SIoMeND LoEB.
President.
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Euplou OH

Eupion OIL.
Eupion Oil furnishes clear, bright light,
iscrystal white In color, inodorous, and free
from deposit or sediment. II burns freely,
does not crust the wick, and Is absolutely
safe AZ proof Of this we refer to thousands
Of families who have used IL for years to
their entire satisfaction, and who will use
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A New Blackberry.

MIR. S. A. Mahon, who lives about mile
north of the city, left at the HERALD office
a box of blackberries, which he calls the
Texas Hybrid, cross between the dewber.
ry and common wild blackberry. 1t is Ger.
tainly a very fine fruit, and is valuable be-
cause it ripens about two weeks earlier
than the blackberry,
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CLOTHING FOR BOYS

DESTROYS n their out Suit had frs
and making and
thing
together
the
fol
andou
pnCes "a
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The immense rush Of strangers for sit.
tings at McClellan's Photographic Studio
706 Main street, during the bpngerfest, hss
passed, and now he Invites the citisens who
are intending 70 obtain few Of his choice
photo productions 70 call and critically q.
anime l,is latest and best work and get an
appointment for slttings.
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The Missouri Pacific Railway. -
Commencing Sunday, the 10th, will .un
= Pullman sleeper through to the Union
D pot, 81. Louis, without change. This
sleeper will start from the I. 4 p. depot at
Sertbs A. sny time alter 7ac S ~ 'q Tnr
tickets and TO secure berths In advance, an.
ply to Union ticket office, T. 4 P. depot.
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THE CITY.
spRINa STYLES OF BONNETs.

SPRING STYLES OF BONNETs.
The latest shades in Silk --Velvets'
6stins, Silks, Ostrich Plumes, and Tips,
and the latest styles in everything in
the Millinery..line. Ladies would do well
70 call and examine my large. stock, which
comprises the latest, freshest and most fash
,onable goods ever brought to.Dallas.
MRs...E. CHESTNUT,
Elm street, next dsor. to Oram's jewelry
sknro
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Plaster Of Paris,

PIheter OF Paris.
;, We will sell the best article Of plaster Of
Paris at ~ per barrel, warranted lust as
good a. any New York or Chicago plaster,
Snr ~ an evidence len Of iss quality we will
tractor that he may test its quality. Cali
q CaperAn 4 Bonds, 005 Elm street and
008 Pacific avenue, who are sole agents ior
Dallas. Denton, Collin, Ellis and Kaufman
counties.
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Excursion Tickets, Low Rates.

Commencing June lst. round trip
summer excursion tickets will be on sale to
all summer resorts and important points
north and east, good to return until Novem-
Der LIST. The time having been shortened
via Houston and New Orleans, makes this
route from eight TO twelve hours quicker to
all points east than heretofore, having fewer
changes of cars than via any other line.
For tickets call on ticket agent, II. & I. G.
X. II. and G. Q. & s. Fe Il. II. For rates.
maps, time cards or any information apply
to ]. l.. A. THOMAS,
I. z. A. G. II. and s. A. Ry. system,
Dallas, Tex.
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Prof. Georges Dancing Glass

Will meet at Mayors hall, Friday and
Saturday, Sth and 9th instants. Hours OF
ladies', misses and masters from 4 to Q y. IN.
Gentlemens class from s to 10 p Dam, same
nights. Tuition for gentlemen, $40; ladies',
misses and masters, 80; per ~ lessons Of six
weeks. Tuition In advance, unless other.
wise agreed upon, at the time Of entrance.
Liberal patronage solicited. Respectfully,
w. I. GKoRaE.
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Federal Court.

l.. b. Smith vs.. Gulf, Colorado & Santa
re railway company; plaintiff sued for the
alleged non.shipment of cattle as per agree
ment, and prayed for damages in the sum
ofS3,4l9. The case was dismissed at plain.
tiii,s cost, the matter having been satisfac.
torily settled.
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Exnural0l,

Excursion Tickets,
On June LIST the Texas 4 Pacific railway
Will place on eale excursion tickets to ali
principal places OF summer resort In the
north, east and southeast, good until Octo.
Der 3lut for return.