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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-02-07
ANDovER.

The Canton Steam Mill Company have Just
commenced logging back of Lone Mountain,
South Anaover, with eleven men and six hors-
es. They will occupy the old Shepard camps,
which they find all right aud in good condi-
ton. 100000 long lumber, they will land on
the bank of Ellis river at South Andover.
BANGOR.
Bangor is to have a skating rink to cost S15,7
600 The building will be used for fairs, balls,
public meet ngs as we'll as for skating.
Monday evening, some of the waiter girls at
the American House were frightened by a
strange man in the upper corridor. A search
was made for him unsuccessfally, and it was
supposed he had slipped down stairs and out of
the house Later, when one of the row boys
went to his room he found it locked, and in
vestion showed fellow tuck ed away in bed.
He was routed up and given in. charge lof the
police.
On the 14th of this month, lodge of the
Daughters of Re bekah, will be Instituted at
Bridgton.
BUoKsPoRT.
Tuesday morning ss John j. Bridges was
discharging hard pine from schooner Addie
Jordan on to SwaZeys wharf, Bucksport, the
timber caught, forcing the horses sideways and
one of them stepped over the side of the wharf
drawing the other horse and set of forward
wheels with them. breaking through the ice
and drowning both. The value of the team
was $400.
GARDINER,
E. c. Heath. A. B., late principal of the
High Street Grammar School, enters Bowdoin
Medical school the present term.
Nearly $1,000 has been paid by the fire in
surance companies for losses by fire in this city
within the last eighteen months.
GoULDsBoRo.
Mr.. Hammond of Gouldsboro, who was res
cued from the lll-tated steamer, City of Coum-
ous, as been presented with $40 by the
friends oil those whom he assisted amid the per-
lis of the wreck. The steamship company al
so gave him free passage to Savannah.
MoNsoN.
A new lodge of Odd Fellows will be institu-
ted at Monson on the 10th of this month.
NORTH MoNTvILLE.
N. B. Gowen, a respected citizen, died Feb.
4th, aged about 40 years.
Miss Hattie Hall, s still suffering with q
fractured arm, the result of fall several
weeks ago.
There is an unual amount of sickness in this
vicinity, nor are our absent towns-people more
favored. Miss E. d. Stevenson is Eeriously i'll
in Lowell, Mass, and j. W. Plummer in jack
sonville, Fla.
There is but one vacant rent in South Paris,
and there are now between ten and twen-
ty families ready to move there, waiting for
an empty house.
SHERMAN MILLS.
Our correspondent writes: We have had
steady, cold weather for the last three weeks,
excepting two days. last Thursday and Friday.
Monday the 21st, Saturday the Goth, Monday
and Tuesday 28th and 29Gh, were extremely
cold here, being $50, 800 and $40 below zs-
ro 10 the morning. One week ago last Thurs
day we bad eight inches of snow, making in
all 16 or IL inches of snow in the roads, and
sufficient quantity to do good business on long
roads. Thus far it has been splendid
winter for business
Mr. George M. Frye, has commenced manu-
featuring shingles. He is having full sup
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-02-07

TORONTO, Ont. Feb. Gin the Ontario leg
islature this morning, test vote took place on
an amendment to the address in reply to the
speech from the throne. The government was
sustained By IL majority.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

The HERALD reporter is placed in pos
session of an account ola rather remark
able death which occurred on the north
oound mixed train No. II, yesterday af
iernOon at O'Clock, at Melissa, a station
IN the Texas Central railway, thirty.
eight miles north Of Dallas. our inform
ant states that man by the name OF
Wagner boarded the train at Plane
with a ticket for Howe. He occupied /;
seat in the passenger coach attached
When the train arrived at Melissa.
orders were received by the conductor
10 couple ON to number of cars Iyine
ole AZ that point. The engine, in blrk
my up with several cars, struck tht
passenger coach quite Violently and tho
shock prccipitatcd MIR. Wagner So
yerely against the rear of one OF the
seats. lie was IN n standing position ut
the time and fell unconscious TO tho
loor. Every available assistance wa,
rendered the unfortunate man, but Ia
no effect, as, he fingered but "A few,
moments after The happening. Internal
injuries in the region of the heart i,
hought to have caused his death. Wan
pner is resident Of Plano, whero il il
believed he has relatives residing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06
Cnmo Meeting,

The Seventh-Day Advontists will hold
their annual camp meeting in this city,
commencing Saturday, August 9th, at
Shady View PARK, and continue ton
days Among the speakers who will be
present are Elder G., |. Butler, President
Oh inc HenorM Conference, and Elder /.
~ van Horn, of faction, Michigan. In
connecuon with this meeting they will
also hold the annual session of tho 'Tcyns
Conference, the Texas Tract and Nis.
sionary society, Health and Temperanco
society, aud Sabbath-School nssucintlon.
me programme will be: PRAYER meet
lngat b.O u. M, worship In FONTS at X
social meeting ut ., Bible reading or
preacnlhg AZ 1880, preacnmg at 2s1 N,
M, business meeting at G, and preaching
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06
II. 8 7. G. Railway rImn cnrh.

Trainson the Houston Il Texas Cen
iral railroad during the reunion will he
run MS follows:
GOING NORTH.
s;l5 a. M To Donison and all intor.
mediate points. '''''
Up. mo Mckinney and inferno.
diate points.
diate points.
$40 p. MO Denison and intorme-
diate points.
ooiNG souru.
90 a. MO Houston and intcrmc-
Soo ?. m To Houston and inferno.
diate points.
diate points.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06
Changes ON tho Missouri Pacific.

The following circular OF the Missouri
Pacific railway company from In,
'ilice of the general traffic manager OK.
plains itself.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 1.-The following
manages IN the passenger and ticket de-
partments of these lines are announced
Mr.. II. &. Townsend to be general
passenger and ticket agent in charge of
al lines north of DeniSOn and TeNar-
kama, with Office at ST. Louis.
Mr., i. w. Mccullough is hereby M
pointed general passenger and ticket
agent for the lines in Texas and l.onisi-
ana with office at Galveston, Texas, and
viii have immcdi6tc charge OF the mas,
senger traffic for all territory south az
ant including Donson and feXarkaup.
i1porung 10 MIR. w. II. Newman, traffic
manager Galveston, Texas.
GEORGE OLpS,
General Traffic Manager.
Approved: II. NJ llONiE,
Third icc-President.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

PantJps Academy, N [iiIr. ( 3i99@is,
For Boys and Young Men. Fully equipped
Begins september lOh. Send for catalogue
REV. EDG Az WOODS, Ph. d. A., p,t,,.,....,.
joins Il, SAMPSON, A. MA 'o-l rihcIpalS'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

W. F, Quade, who was arrested Mon
lay and lodged in the station.house ON
the charge of robblng J. Hamburger, a
section boss on the Texas & Pacific, near
Arlington, OF some S2iO, was called Tor
yesterday by Il deputy sherit OF Tar.
rant county and taken To Fort Worth
Tor trial, No money was found on
Qnade, and as he had a companion. the
officers are looking for him, az they he
licvo he has the money.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

looked almost fairy-hke. The com
pany proved itself proficient in
the drill which was gone through with
precision in their every movement and
man9uvre. The evenings entertain
ment closed with ball, and the grand
pavilion was thronged with gay dancers
measuring time with nimble feet to the
hour to bid adieu to the scenes of the
evenings pleasures rolled around.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06
DALLAS D0INGS.
HOME CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.
Grievous disappointment = Out Once
Grabbed Again Carried Back to
Answer-Citizen's Commune
catiOns-Adyentists.
sueing Insurance Companies.

J. d. Darlington filed suit in the Dis
trict court yesterday against the Ham
burg Bremen Fire Insurance company,
praying for judgmentin the sum OFFS 900.
He alleges that tho above named com.
pany insured his property, the old Globe
hotel, on south Main street, between
Sycamore and Ervay streets,
a two-story frame, for $l,OOO.
and that before the expiration OF the
policy the hotel caught aiire and burned
down. When he produced his policy
for payment, he alleges the company of
fered TO compromise with him by pay
ing him S55l.02, which he declined to ac-
cept, and as the company still refuse to
pay the full amount of the policy, he
prays for Judgment, interest, cost etc,
in the sum of ~ 900.
He also fled suit, agai the We stern
Assurance company ana the PhmniA
Assurance company, praying for iudg
ment against both for the sum of Sl.0fJ
each, he alleges due on the above men
toned building, which subsequently,
burned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06
WANTED.

| EoR RENT-OAE HANDSOMELY FRI.
4 hlNncd front room, AT 80 Elm street
NugGtf
"a ANiED \ FARMER WITH Il
~ SnH,il captal IN legitimate business,
uii3. pays rom lOO TO 800 per cent. Callon ar
..'u'.,.>S l.U> flm Sc Dallas. AugG-2t.
WANTED - FlRNT-CLASS BOAkDtRs
~ ~ me day or Week, at Mrs. s "a
office. '''' ~ ""rIay'
| w AM EiI--A rlRSI-CLASS book -kecn.
~ or desires q situation. Best reference,
us 10 habltS, responsibility, capacity, etc Cnli
o. or address Il, as Elm street. nug5-k
| A AM TIL WANT a SITUATION IN
| w the hardware business, ana if L.
would invest few thousand dollars ne Dap,
| her or at interest. Can Civ, satIsfoc,"ry
! Herald. N''U laiia'
/ N'n&rEp-NEn = AGENFs gu.li-> nv
~ uunS. Apply 80 juiuu Nvy. ,ur,, .
~ , "ui''Nt 81 mon depot, Fort Worth.
{NANiEp-A Fm,i-t,.ts- ,,e,..t-
" maker ana inwnirr Who .pp r,..r,,.,
,.t' tHh leH- ", wanted hv IrHr, Ai.nn.
n.nu" ;'N''. on Wtll ~t'l 70 thirl utrrrs. nm
1910 " 1.'I .luoUn,s to $l5Uu, tJu Irvclrf
."' Wy 'f""h work. august
II -.'lri.-t.u I,.Nf FORA TaRM OF
~ years. husitcs1 hOLSo adaptpd .tt, a ir
W'n'Hhtc trade ami munul,rli.rIrv n,,,v-
,Id.iN 20 ll",-h. aapots: plenty uT f,pri
| low rent ana 'rliuuluc,s Of 'nrgtIpu. he
principal considerations
BhbCuCk, lauG Is Blows.
"''' 9m AID N!: Elm street.
" ~ mus ,ria, p.. az tIiT
~ schools To employ their teacher, 40 ,nc
itNlN Hcn'ul Auaury. Address IL II
''h'n'" r"' Npm St. ra'lns. nur1 a..
/, ~ ir!'--l - u,un, SEAMslKESS-
or p, JS,cai, ny 1t3 Elm St,up stairs, Inst door
~. ,sl.l oI hall. aug n
N TAINTED ROOM AND BOARDIN A ppt.
W Nate family, whore there are no other
bnhrders,ifpOSsiblc,n not moro than four block,
( from sanger Bros. hy u young mnn vEo
works at nj. ut. H. rcnccS cNcbgnnrd ld
-re-S " HFR NLn office,
"A tNtED-IEN GNLNANIZED IR0Y
w commentators and tin rooicrs ut Ilrm
W. ''.''' aug i-N
w ANltD -- An ENERGErfr Ayh
w Thorough business man. rSm,e HSg
unuk keeper and correspondent, with some
experience in banking, desires n positir
WIN mercantile Ormauuacturlngt oncer.
~ moderate salary. Address for one we,s.
i,,N',"N' h'hlnohd' va. aug3-djt VIII
" %,,,lrn - Statesmen, VISITING
W Druggists and GrocerS, 10 sell, In ron.
hecuon with their line, IA staple article On
commission. Address WURMSER q SoS. Gin.
,'-'.'''I. ~ augllm.
NANlED-HUrEL HELP-ONECHAV-
W htrmNid aud walter; both mus rive
Go9u reference; Barnes house, Albnnr Tex;
80 '' NNTheS' lrhpNrlur, luslu.
W An ED-Fltll LADIES no MAKE
w pants, drawers, ovCrpls mud shrs;
now is thr time To secure good positions Ap.
nE between : and o'clock, BLANKENInr
''NNE' ly9lU
w ANIED-llI E lEAAS MUTUALES.
" n3wlnent Association Will give goodml
plphlanle employment TO experienced insur
] 4 al 4
llorN' '2S Main street, Dallas Texas. jyn
ANrED-AGENrS FOR THE Live
" OF Cleveland Il Hendricks, contaInnga
MI history. OF the Democratic party. Texas
look ANA Bible Co., 757 Elm street. pplla,
i'N"S' iNlj-lm
w ANIhD-AUIlNE MEN TOCANN Ass
" Tor our subscription books In every city
ana county IN Texas: liberal terms and per.
lhNhenl employment given. Call on or I'D.
urCsS j. w, STRONG, Oi2 Main street. mnt.3-u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06
FOR SALE

blN HAhr-t 'StugH uuds aud pastures
nom lUN To 900 acres; several pastUtu
l'nced, from IN tu iNlO acres, Nlso. stock
cattle FERGUSON X ABNEY, Denton, Tex.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

City VS.. James Blewitt, Charles Ne.
myer, PEI hitting stock TO run at large:
continued.
City vs.J. Russey, John Dindinger,
permitting stock to run at large; fined
$40 each.
City VS.. John Taylor, Isaac Leonard
fighting; fined 81 each.
fined IS. 9s
City VS.. J. II. Shepherd, S. Carson.
assault and battery; dismissed.
City VS.. A. Smith, Charles Randall
assault and batter; fined 81 80 each.
City VS.. j.. Welch, Mic Nash, John Bal
lard, intoxication; fined SO each.
City VS.. w. II. Harris, vulgar lam
guago; continued.
CITY VS.; Lizzie Sweeney, vagrancy
City VS., Tom Luther, vagrancy; dis
missed.
CITY VS.. John Cullen and Jack FAY,
assault and battery; fined 81 each.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06
HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE
81. PAIlERSON Pr1sii-nt. InLMGIN Ia

iA''""'VN TIGllA' LuAlHuIUNi III,
Ihe largest Female College In Kentucky
bulIdings OF modern construction: appoint-
ments superior, accommodations UnSurpass.
ed; heated by Stcam and lighted with Tns.
not ana cold water on each floor; baths.
Course of instruction comprehensive; large
faculty Of superior teachers; extra advuu-
lagrS in Language, Music, Painting and Flo
patrons and pupils are references. For cat
alogue, copy of Monthly, published by the
Students, list Of references. etc, apply 10 the
trrsd'ni. or y. +, -. Clair, -allaS, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

NEW ORLEANS.

as II is universally admitted that Practical
Medicine ana surgery caruot be taught else.
Nhrre llNn "a the bedside of the sick and
wounded, this institution Justly cInfns 'unri.
vailed advantages iu the Introduction OF its
classes INTO the wards OF The great Charity
hospital, whose Eight Hundred beds and nm.
annual admission Of Eight Thousand patient,
SuPpiE unlimited clinical material Circu-
lars semi upon application.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

The grand exhibition drill and ball
given by the Dallas Rifle company at
Shady View park last evening was one
Of the most pleasant affairs OF the season
that has been given on these grounds.
Tho park was illuminated and filled with
the gallant soldiery in their nu.hv
uniforms, the civilian, and above
AZ, lovely Indies, II presented bonr-
htul scene that TO tho observer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

nh HAnt-t'SturH wuds aud pasture,
RON lVl To- o.WN acres; several pastures
Ipnv'u' rom lWio 300 acres, NlSo, stock
'"U'' FERGUSON ARNEY, Denton, Tex.
Aug6
INOR SALt-IWO uiurSNND STuCk
y cattle nom Ellis and Navarro counties.
Ennis, Texas, nug5-m
l,ot SAil.-ruE OLDEST AND BEST
y located Livery stable IN the city of Dallas
y ohtr'd Tor sale, because the present prOprl-
ylutS o'' not horn liVpymcn We can show
any one that the stable has not only made
out Is even now, IN July, making money. For
u ltoruc0l liNcryman, this Is a rare upportu-
NY, 10 secure good thing. Terms, one
lhtu cash, balance ON any reasonable tlht
wanted with interest md well secured. Ap-
Texas nuyl-tr.
ltuR SALE-rAitNlS IN DALLAS CO.
4 One hundred acres joint the town ol
hchnrSon. ON Ii & 4. G.. II X, " mllSss
north ul nallus; very rich black lands wei
improved; water plenty and good IWo
nunured and eighteen acres, one ana hai
mules west az Richardson; rich, black lanu
Wen improved, IN fine state OF cultivation;
,"rge dwelling, 1rooms; barn, outhnilIllig,
anu tenant houses; splendid orchard peach 4
ognud wells and y acres timber. These aI'
IIwo among the best places In Dallas county
ililcs perfect; no incumhrancc; terms easy
Apply lu or address In. /. IL. SiRou ~
WchardSon, Dallas county, Texas,
IOR SALE Oh nhNI--N FINE NEM NlN
Il room cottage cheap; u beautiful piae,,
inqulro ut the Eel psc Lumber Yard. IL, n
tOh 9ALf.-,iN ACCOUNT OF llL-
health, | will offer for sale my entire
ooarding-huuse outfit, complete IN every de'
pnr,ment consisting of fpinitnrc, heddlnh
un'ng-nom and kitchen; everything us
street iyAt
EOR SALE-OWiNG 10 MY AllShNNh
4 Tor proiracted time, ! OTTER for sale Ws
lnnre and buggy; perfectly ,cutl' ,m y NV
Nrc"'. irlIN f ri io''s" cot
EuR SAtF-BROpNl i, NM t'n'
sHl". Two nov mn.l .vs nnd " ~
Wet lnhr \ hrunn r.hulncturc, ". w,
nn'rc. Ir''
EhN SALE OR iiENT-A rinse
hr'nu nov rlpno, will son on ''r "'''
i"eni 1. '.n. Apply tUgsl Gir.. .'",' p. az
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"A ANiEh-i WANT "A SIrt'A ALTON N
me hardware business, and if aCrceai,ir
Would invest few thousand dollars rs mari.
her or at interest. Can Civ, salts or,"ry
Il9,IcrGncrS' D. HARDWARE care Dallas
nuEi-2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06
Central Texas HorucuiturnI socict,
Notes.

Notes,
Last evening, after pleasant and
profitable and enthusiastic session. the
Central Texas Horticultural sociot,
completed its programmed and adjourned.
TO meet in Terrell next year. Quite n
number of the members were in attend.
anco yesterday, several coming from n
distance. 4 large number Of our citi
zens visited the hall during the day ana
examined the cred table exhibit made,
though tic same was not 50 line AS ii
the two years past, as this has not beer
an exceedingly good fruit year. Quit,
n variety of fruits were shown by il,
members, and also preserved fruits ano
Jellies of manufacture that could no,
be surpassed. Many instructive ESSAY.
and practical experiences were rive
that will be embodied in report and
published, as the same Is calculated H.
be OF much value not only to Texas hor.
uculturists, but to every one who has a
home to eulbellish with fruits and
flowers. The society received some
valuable additions to its working mem.
bership, and they propose to do theiI
utmost from year to year, not only fol
aell interest, but general public good.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06
A Remarkable Cordial.

IL Is a woll known fact that gum
eamphor Is one of the hest remedies Tor
powell troubles, and combined I'm n cor.
ulal with peppermint aud the active
principle of the hucSleborry, ii presents
IN Dr. Biggers' Huckleherry Cordial The
n . Southern Remedy that restores
.ne llt,le one suffering from the effects
:" y, .eethlhg; and cares dlarrhWa, dyser
,,ulN anu an bowel troubles. For sale
by all druggists ut 80 cents n hattie
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

The ladies' Of the Auxiliary Exposi-
ton association have secured the largo
room ON the ground floor to the left of
INC entrance IN the opcra-house, and
VIII furnish lunch and icc cream ON the
evenings of the performance of Queen
Esther. 4 reasonable charge will br
ulaqe, ana they hope to be- literally pat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06
The Universal perfulnr,

The universal Perfume.
This Is the name that now, in all parts
of tho world, especially In fashionable
circles, II applied 10 the famous Murray
n Lanman Florida Water. This delicate
extract rom the enchanted gardens of
the tropics increases In popularity day
by day; nor IL this TO be wondered al
when we remember that whether used
ut the toilet or In the bath or ON the
handkerchief Il il alike refreshing,
agreeable aud refined.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06
A Tumble.

While engaged In placing lolst In DO.
sition on Clark's new building, ON Elm
street, in East Dallas, yesterday nfter-
noon three carpenters fell 10 fherrolnd
a distance Of fifteen feet, folloNed hv
the piece OF timber. The only sorio,is
injury resulting was n fractured nnlsin
sustained by one Of the men.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

Fannie Crutchdcld and Nellie Miller.
coiored denizens, were arralgued before
Justice Kendall yesterday upon q
charge of lighting, aud each mulcted In
.he sum OF - and costs. Both belong TO
inc upper crust of our saffron element.
Jealousy seems to have been the incen.
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NOTICES.

nlSsoLurloN OF pARTNERs,Iu
~ Nntlcc u hereby lven that Tho nnrtner.
shni,p nerr,2iorc existing between 4. 4. Camp.
NAM ny ,nnrlrs y, kelncckc. under the nrm
nS,nl'cd 10y mutnnl consent. l.. A rn,nrs
~ p>sniurs all liabilities md Viii ,r''i,
aii nee lnnls duc tlr nrui. The b,,stnr's XXI,
nM 'nnt,nuod at ihv old s'nnh Ia +
N"h'Plell' y ACAitpBsft.
. trAY. A. 9Ht, r,ysc.
l..'Nf '-sAt, tNvfN , "a 20
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DALLAS extends an invitation to WISH
tors and hopes that they may avail
themselves OF the opportunity to lnsneet
the wonderful improvements now i'm
progress nll over the city. The Queen
WY Is not paper town by any means
US : auested by its huge and substan.
tlal buildings now In course of erection
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(hnnrn nf Hnan

Marshal Arnold has issued instruc.
TONS to his subordinatos to resume
taelr former hours from II O'Clock tc
IT O'Clock, Instead of from gto9 .. watch
weeks past.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

In purity and healthfulness, Dr.
frice's Cream Baking Powder takes the
lead OF any other. 1t has been used rrr
years, anu was never better than il
Is Today. Dr.. Price believes that ali
articles used In food should be strictly
pure ana wholesome, aud determined
. VI shls standard of excellence in all
OF his preparations shall he maintnipod
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

We have heard more praise rendered
thc martS ut smiths bio Beans than
my remedy that has ever been ui,,nN-
cred IN the short space Of time they have
heon manufactured. There certainly can
ne no humhug about this remedy. Price
> cents per bottle. For sale by an drue-
WlstS 20
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CITY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS. la,
FIRST WEEK IN SEPTEMBER.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY


MISS MARY j, BALDWIN Principnl
Opens September 3.-Closcs June, 1885.
Unsurpassed In It's location, i'm lis buildipc.
ana grounds, In It's general appointments uuc
sanitary arrangements; Its full corps OF gu.
pcrior and experienced teachers; its unrivolpr
adNantngcS in Music, Modern Language,
instruction In the Theory and Practice oi
bookkeeping. The successful efforts made /,
secure health, comfort and happiness; lis ON.
position 20 extravaganza, its standard ofsolld
Principal for Catalogues
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-06

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