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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-04-10

The happy father of twins recently
sent the following message to brother
in the West: Immense joy-we- got
twin babies today-more hereafter. )"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-04-10

In Dakota, married women retain
their own real and personal property.
and may make contracts, sue and be-
sued, as if single. Neither husband
nor wife has any interest In the prop,
erty of the other.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-04-10

Louise Michel has been permitted to
leave her Clermont prison for few
hours Mt a time to visit her sick mother.
She is spending most of her time in
writing stories for young people, and
the stories are of a character peculiarly
adapted to qualify young people for 3
future residence like hers-in prison.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-04-10

Says an experienced bachelor: THE
best thing to take when you go to kiss
a pretty girl-take time. The more
you take the better she likes it"
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Business Cards.

j. HI. DU5SELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Counsel in
IN EnRif4 h md German. Of1ce over FLhsh's
Clofhin Z Store Phenix Block, Ravenna, .
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- p. B. CONANT,

D = +. Is. co AMI,
"A TTORNEK Az Law. Ravenna, O.
IA Once in Blackstene Block, North Chest
nut street. RaveHna. ONO
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ROCKWELL s. NORRIS,
Attorneys at Law and NotsryP Deuel.
Block, Kent, Ohio
Dec. 10. 1883. ". r&
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A. N. FARR.

NTOTARY PUBLIC. Mantua. o. Con
N yeyancing. Collections and Pension Bnsl-
ness promptly attended TO ON the most reason
able terms. oiS-u.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-04-10

The first weeks of the new year have
passed away, bringing with them gold
en- treasures of life and love. With the
old year all the shadows have gone
and all its sorrows.
1t is pleasant group that is gathered
in Farmer Matthew's cozy sittingg-room
in the bright glow of the red freight.
Alice, sitting in her mothers lap,
laughs gleefully at the bright pictures
grandpa is showing her in the Mother
Goose book, repeating after him the
jingling rhymes that seem to take her
fancy. He laughs, too, as she lisps
them in her quaint, baby fashion; and
Nora. laying her white hands upon the
golden. head, looks up with smile into
the pale, handsome face above her
Wife and mother, she looks from one
to the other of her treasures, with q
glad, satisfied love.
And Grandma Matthews. pausing in
her knitting to look upon the happy
group, wipes away the moisture from
her eyes, saying softly to herself:
'And little child shall lead them. -
Pacific RurGL Press.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-04-10
l. HI, PHELPS

q /, Ii, PHELPS
A FFORNEY AND COUNsELLCR AT
N Law, Ofce over Pete KING Grocery
West Main St, Bavenna. Ohio.
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Every body u,e "Lit.lo Jofer" smoking
tobaoco,
nIiNrnN.

Denton, June 7.-TCouespondence. l.
Emery Q. Smith, the chairman OF tho demo.
cratic executive committee, called tho
county convention to order Mt 2 =. M. and
made q stirring speech enloGizing Samuel
j Tilder, correcting tbet the republicans
have placed strong ticket IN the field, bur
one that could be easily beaten by the old
ticket of 1876. The COMMITTEES on perma-
nent organization presented the namel ol
w. II. Bates as CHI irmar, and jesse Hos
kius az secretary, and the committee on
resolutions presented the following:
Firs,-We re-ailirm the national demo-
cratic platform OF 1875.
Second-ThEt we endorse the ucion al
our representatives In congress in their sup
port OF the Morrison bill, and that we ere
in favor of tariff for revenue only.
Third-rhat we are in favor OF the old
ticket OF 1576-rilden & Hendricks.
Fourth-That it is the sense CT this con-
venfion that Denton county 10 entitled TO
the flDater from this senatorial district, and
request ihs support OF Collin county for
tb. candidate endorsed by Denton county.
Fiith--rhst We recognize In Judge J. A.
Carroll an exponent OF the democracy OF
Denton county, and recommend his eelec-
ton as a delegate to the Chicago conven-
ton from the stete-st.lsige.
The repor.s Of birth committees were re-
ceived and sdopted, unanimously.
EIluTl " OlllNl u lc.btaNAOI. W.
dorHing the administration ~ Hon. w. q.
Walsh, land commissioner, and recon-
mendiDg his reelection and supper ed the
same by q happy and well.timsd speech.
The resolution was unanimously adopted,
as was one endorsing Hon. J. w. Throck.
morton aud recommending his reelection
to CONGRESS rom this the fifth congressional
district.
Captain william Austin. candidate for
n 1ater, after repeated calls. excused him.
self on the grounds of serious indisposi.
ton IN few but well-chosen sentences.
The folio wing delegates were elected: J.
A. Carroll. John Collier, T. y. Smith, X. n.
Daniel. w. A. Kendall. X. p. Poe, j. y.
Newbury and w. II. Bates. The latter
gentleman, the cnsirman OF the conven-
ton, has been in every convention In Dem
ton county since the war, and no conven-
ton would be considered democratic con-
vention without his presence.
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a Davaiinn sculptor IN New york.

There arrived in this city q few weeks
ago Bavarian sculptor az much tulent
named Rupert Schmid. lie proposes 10
settle here and % ttert ar ant school, lie
he's taken q studio aud has already we'll
under way work Wiih thoroughly
American snbieot-nhmcly, quarter
length OF Thomas q. j. iis1n, depicted al
the moment when he made the discovery
Of the electric light. Inc WORK, which 10
broad and picturesque 10 treatment, shows
the soleDt0s. holding IN his hands O couple
OF Bunseu uella, whose wires be j)lns. Herr
Schmii brought over with him I'm audi
ton % SOME Dlats aud q bal rel.Gi carved
iu wood, after Gabriel MaX's picture OF the
yOurg grl who listens while Cupid whig-
para w hVr ear, a liio.ege figure for a foun'
tain, representing "a partly draped young
F'rl lgiug or some rocs3, with her LEFT arm
placed on an overturned ilr,
and Der right hlud before its
mouth, out Oi which the water IS
supposed 20 n,w. Her hair, represented
dripping wet. falls ia wRter.like lines TO her
breasts with excellent effect Toe pose Of
The figure oi tine nymph il fricelul and
the modelling OF good quality. / 10 IN plas-
ter bronzal with such sgIll thai 10 the eye
the deception Is perfect
The soul ptor---whOse artistic learning
seems 10 be toward the decorative side of
his art, and who has executed many
lltIffa tIn RElfl bi''Nn ANNtAAAifh WI ifNlN-
dnction in the sculpt oral adornment.oi build
ingq, notably bearers ( r electric aud other
lights-was born a. Dsggendorf in Bavaria,
and stu died at the Munich Academy or
Fine Arts, where he received two medals,
under Professor Widenmann. He has since
resid d in Munich, Augsburg, Dresden, Der.
lin, Paris and Rome, where he spent two
years In 1879 and 1880. While IN Rome,
Herr Schmid modelled bust Of the pope,
a CODY of which lac brought with him. 9th
ers arc owned by the German cardinal 10
Rome And BIZ Hawaiian church dignitsries
and bodies. lie also executed there figure
of Roman lady seated with amaudolin, and
group OF peaaant mother and children.
Among his monumental works arc the Or.
VoIk Denkmal and other me norinls in the
cemetery at Augsburg. Among many
bu5's ore those OF Professor Beitenkeier, OF
Arch bishop ScheCr, OF Munich, OF Theodore
Horerhelt, the battle painter; Of Duke
Fouggtr and his wife, Of augsburg, and q
couple OF females alleg0ficAl Of ltaly and
the Tyrol. Herr Schmid also did figure
Ct Cleopatra. A newell post figure Tor a
slsircase light repress the nude iig-
ure OF o woman. was exhibited a. Agu3.
burg In 1881. Herr Schmid also collaoor.
aied with the Munich sculptor Waagmullef
on the sculptures In the palace and gaidens
Of Linderhoi. erected BY the king OF BlvG'
ria in limitation OF those OF Versailles,
which the former yltiied In connection
with the work. Herr Schmid proposes TO
send his Edison bust to the Philadelphia
electrical exhibition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

The committee Of arrangements for the
reunion OF Hoods brigade, a. Dillss, on
the "a aud % d instant, met pursuant 70
adjournmsn'. The meeting was called n
order, Captain Adams Ia the chair, and
Captain CASTOR secretary.
Tn IN nittsH appointed J. Il Cumm ng
TO procure mul3 for the 2Sib, OF Shady
View park.
The committee appointed w. A. Jones TO
procure Contributions for feeding the vie
itors.
The committee appointed A. VI. Wbeeles
on water aud ice.
The committee then selected CAPTAIN
CASTOR 10 pr cur ard arrange the orators
of the day.
The committee appointed Captain Swlnk
IN advertise aud eel the pryi eyes az Shady
View park for the 27ih Ind 2Sth OF June.
The committee then requested that Mrs.
CASTOR, Mre. Adams, Mrs. Sgink, Mrs Al
bridge. Mre. Miictol and others act as
com mitiee 10 arrange for tho basket picnic
ut Shady View perk, on the 2sih Of Juue,
and they are requested 60 meet tomorrow
TO srraDce their T icsednfs.
The meeting then adjourned, TO meet
Tuesday evening ~ ? o'ciock y. M, at the
Office OF Williams & Turney.
g. J. ADAMS,
w. II. GAsTnr, Pre- ident.
Secretary.
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A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN oRDI-
n nance IN relaiir n 10 the Belt street railway
company, crossing the Dallas branch, on Hai-
wOoi street.
sEcrIos /. BE It ordained by The Council o;
the City OF Dallas, That the privilege be and IL
hereby grantee the Belt street railway pany
TO raise the fridge on HAYWOOD street, acsoss
the Dallas branch, four feet above its prescHt
height, and TO lay and uro their track thereon;
but upon the express condition that said COM
pauy shsll construct raise. widen by adding a
foot path, and keep In repair the approaches TO
said bridge on both sides OF said branch and
the brl.ge Itself, IN such manner az 10 facilitate
the easy passage Of wagons and other vehicles
over said bridge and thai this arrangement
shall contll ne rnnl changed by the mu ual
consent Of the city and said company, or until
tao city shall determine to erect more SUD
stantlal and durable bridge In lieu OF the pres
ont stfurtura.
SIC. That before raifirg raid bridge rs
aforesaid the president, general manager, or
orthor officer or agent authorized 70 subscribe
and ex ecu,e aions for and IN behalf of said
company. shall execute 10 the city OF Dallas,
duly authenticated for record. and deliver "a
the mayor an acceptance OF and agreement 10
the terms end concessions set forth in the frs
section of this ordinance.
sKc s. That this ordinance shall take effeci
and be in force from and after Its passage.
Approved May 2s. 1881
W. L. CABELL. Mayor.
Attest: W. K. PARRY, City Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

party of Texas excursioniEts-gues's OF
tho Missouri Pacific rosd-on board tho
special car Laurel, December |, 1883 for the
purpose OF holding mn annual reunion, and
IN reelproaate courtesiea received on route.
John T. Ennie, Mrs Marie Louie Ennis,
Captain I w s Kidd, William 8 Everett
Willi,m II Everett. Mrs Charlotte 5 Ev.
sreit, George A Ross, Mrs Emma Y Ross
Parry EnRleman Ennis, Car Emery Ennis,
Jam,s l. Brown, Judge u w Ellis. 4 i
spangler Mrs Mary \ Spsngler, A ID Jud'
kins. A Shaw, Mrs Helen J Gage,
Clotilde Gaze, Minnie Warren, Mrs Frances
A Conant: Johu Is Frawley, Mrs jennie !
Frawley, n q kterap Mrs n q Keeran
John Lewis, Thomas Thompson, Joel W
Daily, j w Southwick. Joseph N Bow
mar, DR. Rud A Kots, Otto Koss, A q Rush
w 4 Barrett
Tao association will be "at homen at IN,
Grand Pee ic. Chicago. June cob, 1854
The HERALD regrets It's inability 70 be pres
ent on 10 pleasant an occasion.
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TnnN for nIalne.

AUGUSTA, NE, June s.--Among tho
myriad OF dispatches received by Mr..
Blaine IN the following:
Cleveland, o.. Juns 7--Ion. james q. Blaine,
Augusta,
Our hougehold ioin In ono aTest thanks-
giving. From tho quiet OF our homo We
send the most earnest wlsh that through
tho turbulent months 10 follow and In the
day OF victory yon may bo guarded aud
kept.
f5lgnei LUcRErIA x. GARFIELD.
Cordial dlspatchfa were alsO receivl y
from the Garfield boys, students in VIII
linms college.
The following dispatches were also re-
celved:
Ben Harrison sends dispatch promiEinE
the electoral vote 10 lndinna. james
Longstreet aends the congratulations Of the
whig republicans OF Georgia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

woman with whom Patterson had beon
living was there, waitiug also, and when
Patterson stepped uut Of the coach shs
seized him, tore ofi his orevat ami tore his
clothing, The police took Auna Flynn q
the stail0a house. phe.clergy refused Ia
marry Patterson nnd Ella Heating. Pat
terson is under indictment for murder
committed elghieen mnniha ago.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10
rr,p,nnd The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !

LONDON, June 8 Granville and Wad'
dington have agreed upon tho basis Of the
conference on ite Egyptian affairs terms
the powers. They affirm the principle OF
temporary occupation OF Egypt by Eng.
land, 70 which no limit is Gxed. They pro-
poee an international control OF powers 20
audit the whole svstem e revenues and
expense Of Egypt. Euglaud recognizes the
suzerain rehjg OF the p rte throughout
Egypt including the Soudsn. France
formally abandono all claims TO dusl con-
eraN
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LucREIIA n. GARFIrLp.
Gordon aud Khnrtoum

LoYDoS, June The Times says: The
friend Of Gordon hsva made arrangements
TO send message 90 Khartoum with letters
and oopiea O, rsrosls OF the debates In
parliRment on the Souden question and OF
the proceedings OF The various meetings at
which the government was urged 10 rolieve
Gordon. ExtfaotH from the London and
provincial press will also DO sent for the
purposs OF showing Gordon that q large
section al the public favors military action
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COUNTY CopnT

This court wss engaged yesterday in the
trial OF Two cases against the Texas q Pa
ciiic railway. The first was thai OF A. j.
SIG for the barring Of ME grass and over.
flw OF his land alleged by him to have
been caused by the roads throwing mp an EN-
baukment, which subj ,oisd g ~ overflow.
rhe jury gave the plaintiff Sli6 damages
The second case was that OF A. ID. Nash
Va. the railway company for the killing OF
a COW, and the jury rendered verdict In
his ia or for $50
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CONNECTS IN RnnTE.

Mr.. ID. Grow, sub'agept fer trAntfer-
ring convlois TO the penitentiary, arrived
Yesterday, on route, having IN
charge Marion Reeveg, charged with
assault TO murder, aud sent
up for two years, ana Charles Bennett,
burglary, cent no for three years both OF
whom ere from Denton. He will elso take
along with them Bennett, no was sent up
Tor fourteen years from Vice oonnty,for as
ssult 10 murder and THEFT. He liz tho party
who oscsped y few days ago while on his
way, and who was subsequently, captured
.
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Orange vs.. Emerald.

NEwRY, June S.--The nationalist pa.
raded the streets with bands and banners.
A meeting VISA held outside OF town and on
the return of the nationalitts from the meet
ing they threw stcpes, and when the pre-
c. ssion reached the Protestant quarters OF
AL shots were fired. The police and troops
interiered. Four nAtionalists and several
orangemen arrested. Many peraons were
injured
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10
NIIfIinIIs TRIAL.

charged with the murder of George Greer,
colorsd, was called in the district court
yesterday morning tor trial. The day was
cor sumed in getting jury, and last even
ing the requisite number had not been
obtained. The trial OF the case will con-
suIue spyeral DAYS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

The skin s OF that delicate nature upon
which the most Improvement can be made,
and by theuse Of Pozz0uPs mtdiCaied com.
plexi1u power all ropgnufss, sallo Fnesa and
Irritation can be overcome, leaving the skin
delicatelY while, fOf. and smooth. This
preparation haa O Worid-Tidn reputation, so
no fear need be enioitllncd OF the result.
Sold bv all drugaisie,
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Sudden Changes.

sudden Changes.
Changes OF temperature are apt to oc
oision dangerous affections; In the full
bl0oded, epoplexy ~ 10 be feared. All,
both young and aged, should have Brand
reth's Pills ready; they are neyer-failing.
When you have pain In the head, ore dizzy,
feverish, rheumatic, or Otherwise tHscted,
take from three to ten, according 20 bulk
If individual. In twenty-iour hoursi or
lees time, you will be onnteut. Consiitu-
tons are much alike. Vertigo, dizziness
and pain car come ouly when impurity in
the blood IL too much Tor "ihe llie'' In us
10 carry without struggle. And IL IL this
struggle that Brendreth's Pills aid, end no
mistases are made when vou merely take
away impurities from the blood.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

pona's Extinct,
For n ufnlRiu, rheumatism, burns aud
all ILLUMINATION. lis wonderful curative
influence ~ long maiutoinsd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

Green Apples,
Eaten in the spripe time, or any other see
sop. ID liable to give one bowel trouble
which can be speedily checked by the use
of DR.. Bigger Southern Remedy, the great
specific that will certainly cure crsmp collie,
disrrhml, dysentery and restore the I!ttls
one gradually wasting away from the snects
drueeitt for II. Manufactured bv Walter
A. Taylor, Atlanta. Georgia. proprietor
Tayloy's premium cologne
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HAkrFonp, CorE., June s.-Henry o
Wsrk. The noted song writer and c,mposer
dad ,nis evening Of heart disesse. March
Ing Throueh Georgia" Grand Fstbsr'l
Ciock," Dear Father. Come Home" wi
wrItfeo nv him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

The county commissioners court met
Yesterday, but as there was not a quorum
present, adjourned over until next Mon,
equali=ati
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Mr.. Thomas Murray, alderman, Queen
street, Toronto, Cansdh, says: "After all
other remedies mad failed 10 relieve me Of
a severe burn on my hand ST. Jacobs Oh
curfd ma
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VALDosrA, GA, June 2s, lSs3.-DR. ].
BRAprfELD Dear sir:-I have, as you
know, been selling your Female Regulator
for YEAR,, ard I have had a steadily in
cressing demand tor II, and II gives tho
very best satisfaction. ] frequently sell II
10 physicians. who use 1t In their practice
with satisfactory results.
Yours truly,
II. Tn MAS, M. ID. and Druggist.
Treatise on The Health and Happiness OF
Woman mailed free.
BEApFIELp REGULATION Co,
Box rs, Atlanta, Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

Younger and Betfsr.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters are not
older than ell others; but they are better
Than oil others 25 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

Browns Bronchial Trochcs'
Are widely known as an admirable RENE
dy for Bronchitis, Hosrse1e ness, Coughs and
Throat troubles. Sold only In boxes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

Crxc1rrArr. o June ga scene occurred
81 the Cathedral this evening, When VII
llsm Patterson arrived IN . Gosh VIII kIIo
Kssticf TO Be msried. Anna Flynn. the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

Cheerful Conversation
IL one OF the plesssniest amenities Of
lie. But . furDt talksr whose gems oil
tbouehtD drop from lips which cifcl 'se
yellow teeth going TO rack ard ruin. meses
Wonld. Bear this in mind, conversation
e'I>ee. and lend addej foeos 70 your inter-
arc>s bv keeping your teeth white ard pure
Win 6osodons, wholeoomest and most
thorough q toosh propsr soions, which -.
movoo ear ~, recdefs The gums beeltny
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MnTlCss.

NIoTiCE TO DEBT0as AND CRED 4 oRs
IN The undl rsigned. whose r.slden,c q
uost ofllce 4 at Dallas. Texas. having been d1
appointed administrator OF the est TO OF "
regular term OF the county court OF faii couI|
held for probate snd other like pur oossV-(
the s1st day Of May last. hereby notifies aA y
sons indebted 10 said estate 10 make immed1
payment and those bnving claims against
same 10 rresent them duly authenticated witl
the time prescribed by law or they will be q
pond a. the law directs. ED. G. SHIT
This J1ue r. 1884. Ao1
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WATCII THEE.

A negro man in the employ of G. G.
Manrer, nm Esst Dallas sHloDnis', stole his
gold Wa'cb, chain aud email sum Of money
yesterday and "5kippsd the gutter"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

pOK SALE ONE ZINE ssNEN OCTAVE
A. full, four round corner plano. This piano
Is In tho best OF order aud flIe bargain for any
person who wants good. slightly see nd hand
plano. Call carly for It certainly must be sold
soon. Cash, or easy terms WILL A. WAT
KIN e CO.. Herald Bulldog. 3t
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MANrED-Y0Ur TO STOP ArTHE NAT0IN-
w Al uOTrL; frst-cla,s accommodations at
reasonable rntcs-oNLY ONE DOLLAR AND
Ts ENTY.FIVE CENTS PER DAY. The build
Ing is brick with three st0irways In case OF fro.
Located In the bufinoss portion OF the city only
ole tquare rom strlet-nar line. and one square
from Texas & Pacific and Missouri Pacific depot.
Convenient to passengers coming or going over
either road. 0llcc open all nisht. Guests are
called for all traias II. CLEARY. Proprietor.
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EOR SALE

I1oR REST-BRICK WAREHOUSE, NO. sO7
Main street. Apply to J.. T.. HARhI5, Agt,
West Texas Internal Reyennc oillcc, Norton's
buildlSG. jeio-iw
EOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN -ONE ACRE
l. of land with house OF two rooms. hail aud
kitchen, good barn; also pc ach orchard and 9TH
or kinds Of fruit ono and halt miles north q
tho court-houso on Wof Irall roa.. between
chimney and u dar Spring road. Apply to
c. " SOUTER, on premises. jeiO-l [
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~ ANTED-ACrlVE MEN 40 CANVASS
" for our subscription books IN every city and
employment given Call o. or address j w.
Strong 9i1 Main street mar23-tf
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NVANTED-A FIRST -GLAs5 COOK, WHO
w will also wash and iron In afmall family:
good wages win be paid to one fully competent.
Apply at 100 olive street mnyS.u
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TIJANTED-THE TEXAS ENDOWMENT
" Association win give good ana profitable
or ,loyment to experienced insurance solicitors.
A. ii1s Texas, mayl7.lm
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,I{ANTED--To RENT A NICELY FURNISH
w cd aud wen ventilated room Apply at 3l6I
Elm EtrI ei BORser e LemDn ma2S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-10

MANITOBA WHITE WOMAN TO COOK.
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TO Mrs W d BELT. Paiterion avenue, opposite
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