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Run Thorn Out.

Since the war on the Fort Worth
gamblers was begun anumber of rough
characters, who do not gamble but
forage wherever it goes on, have drop
pei into this city. During the past week
several daring robberies have occurred,
and the police are of the opinion that
they are the perpetrators. Several ar
rests have been made and some of the
property recovered. The officers are
determined to use the utmost vigilance
AID spare no pains in bringing these
characters TO Justice, and will arrest
them on the charge of vagrancy if they
cannot find any other charge on which
to take them, No whitewashed So
called job or employment will wash with
them, as they are determined to rid the
city Of this class of men.
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University of Virginia.
The slXty-frst session OF this institution
Will open October !, 1851 Thorough instruc-
non IN Literary Scientific aud Professional
Departments, Including Law, Medicine. En.
glnecring and Agriculture. For Information
apply to Dr. JAMES f. HARRISON,
Chairman Faculty, o University OF Va,
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L7VN 0NLN-UWING TO MY ABSENCE
= Tor q protracted time, ! offer for sale my
mare and buggy; perfectly gentle and dnt
driver Apply to Martyrs Stable, Main
street JOHN ELLIOTT. iunl7.td
EOR SALE-BROOM MACHINES ron
4 sale. Two new machines and preSsesi
Mestlake 4 Brittun manufacture, Tor said
cheap. Address WM. PFoUTs, care HERAL1
Office. an@.if .
EQR SALE OR RENT-A FIRSrCLAS3
A brand new piano; will sell on the INSTALL
ieb2Q-tf
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Camp Directing at Shady View porl,

On the 10Th of September, at Shady
View Park, a camp-meeting will be in
augurated by Rev. L. NJ. White, pastor
of the Floyd Street M. T.. church south.
The meeting will be non-sectarian, and
all are invited to attend, regardless OF
creeds. The grounds are specially
adapted for the holding of such u meet
ing. They are beautiful, well shaded,
splendidly enclosed, readily lighted,
free from intrusion, good water, gray
eled walks, render it pre-eminently
fitting place for holding thesmeetings.
seating room, while there is an abund-
ance OF shelter in the event of rain.
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Where she snt.

Evansville Argus: Mr.. wilberforce,
OF Main street, is not a bad man his way
but he was sorely put out tho other
morning at breakfast. He had lent a
neighbor most of his parlor chairs, and
when he entered the room he found but
one of these useful articles left. He inn
mediately called his daughter and turn
ing angrily to her, said; "You enter
tanned Augustus Smith for two hours
last evening In this room2"
blush.
"And whore did he sitY"
"On that chair"
"And where did you sit?n
'H-I-I-n
"Ne provarication. Where did you
"I-oh, gracious! IL sat on the coal
bod, pa
Mr.. WHEREFORE says he doubts the
truth OF the statement, but where could
the poor girl have sat?
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Fine Fruit.

Messrs. Howell IL Thomas, nursery
men, who reside one and half miles
from tn city, left at the HERALD Office
yesterday basket of as fine peaches as
were ever displayed in this city. They
were Of the Crawford's Late and Stump
the World varieties. There is no doubt
that North Texas will soon be regarded
as one of the best fruit-growing districts
i'll the whole country, In the last few
years more attention has been paid to
cultivating better varieties OF all kinds
of fruit, and growers have met with the
greatest success.
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Superior to AN .Eaur de CoIorno,

Is the genuine Murray IL Lanman
Florida Water, comprising as it does the
perfectly distilled essence of all the rich
est iiowers of the Tropics, ii stands with
out rival as toilet requisite. Each
bottle of the genuine article carries
around its neck narrow white strip
bearing the words "Trade Mark" and
the fac-simile of the signature of the sole
proprietors and manufacturers, Lanman
d Kemp, New York.
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PREsooTT, ARK, Oct. Is, lSS3.-J. L.
SMITH & Co., ST. is.-Gentlemen;
We are, indeed, glad to say that your
Bile Beans are all that you claim for
them. We have been in the drug bust
ness Tor some years, and never before
had any pill to give such universal salts.
faction as your Bile Beans. Our sales
are increasing. very rapidly for youi
Beans. Your friends,
j. A. PIPKIN, Co., Druggists.
For sale by all druggists.
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WITNESS MINTON.
His Hearing on Writ of Habeas Corpus
Still In DuranCe Vile.


Still in DuranGe Vile.
The haboas corpus case of John Min
ton, the attached witness for the prose-
cution in the case of the State VS.. Jim
Hunnicut, charged with the murder OF
f. Il. HUMPHREYS, at the Stock Yard sa-
loon some three months ago, came up
before Judge J. NJ. Hurt, of the Court OF
Appeals yesterday A few days after the
killing Minton disappeared. During
the reunion of the eX-Confederates Mr..
Tom Fisher, who knew that he was
wanted, saw him on the grounds and
arrested him, turning him over to Sheriff
Smith. His bond was fixed ut $500, in
default Of which he was committed to
Jail. The writ Of habeas corpus was
sworn out for the purpose Of securing his
release or the reduction Of his bond, both
of which propositions were refused by
the court, ana the prisoner was commit
ted TO Jail in default of $500, the original
amount Of the bond. 1t is said that
Minton knows a great deal about the
killing which he is loathe to disclose.
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HAMIL TON FEMALE COLLEGE


ST. patterson, President LEXINGTON, KY
The largest Female College In Kentucky.
buildings of modern construction; appoints
mentS superior accommodations unsurpass-
edi heated by steam and lighted with gas;
not ana cold water ON each floor; baths
Course of Instruction comprehensive; large
faculty OF superior teachers; extra ndvnn-
lages In Language, Music, Paintingnnd Flo
cutlon' But two pupils occupy room. Its
patrons anu pupils are references. For cat.
,Hogue, copy of Monthly published by the
students, list preferences, etc, apply TO the
Iresldonl. or u. n. 81. Clnlr. nnllna- lrnNns
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BELLE p. PRINCE.

DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts
are natural llavors, obtained by new
process, which give the most delicate
and grateful taste. They are of great
strength, and bottles contain half more
than those purporting to hold the same
quantity. We conscientiously commend
DR.. Prices Flavors. His vanilla flavor
is delicious.
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Important

Important.
When You visit or leave New York
City save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop at the Grand Union hotel,
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at a
cost OF Sl,OOO,0e, reduced TO 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. Ele-
vator Restaurant supplied with the
best. Horse-ears, stages and elevated
railroads TO all depots. Families cal
live better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than in any other flrst-class
hotel ia the city.
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Justice Kendnll,s Court.

II. Il. Hubert was before Justice
Kendall yesterday, and was placed
under $500 bond to answer at the next
term of the District court to the charge
of assault TO murder.
The hearing of the cases of the State
vs.. j. w. Saunders, charged with as
sault to outrage Mrs. Hurlbert and an
assault, We're continued over until to-
day.
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Arrested for Robbery.

Al. Goodin, a driver ON the Ervay
street car line, Frank Devean. hostler at
the railways stable, and George Nichols.
a cowboy, were arrested Yesterday bv
Marshal Arnold and Officer Spencer.
and run in on the charge of being the
parties who SHIELD up Mr.. Louis Mohr-
hardt the other night, on st. Louis
street, for a small sum of money and
his gold watch and chain.
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LOCAL LORE.
FIRST NEW COTTON BALE OF 1884
Extensive transactions in Cattle-Inter-
esting Habeas Corpus Case-An In
fiux of TOughs-COurt Notes
and Other Matters.
First Bale oil the season.

The first bale of the season put in an
appearance yesterday morning, and due
homage was paid it by dealers in the
fleecy staple. 1t was the centre OF at
traction, the theme of conversation in
cotton circles. 1t was criticised by COM
petent critics and classed "good mid
ding" 1t was raised by Mr.. Thomas
Woods on his farm near Boyle's school
house, six miles east of this city, ginned
by Mr.. Thomas Fisher, and weighed ~
pounds. Messrs. Bryan d Bradshaw
purchased it at twenty-five cents per
for the first bale.
pound, they having offered premium
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Aner Twenty Yanrs.

MiLRoY, MIFFLIN Co, PENYA.-Mrs.
John Gemmill, in 1864, injured her spine
and was partially paralyzed for nearly
twenty years. She was advised TO use
-. Jacobs Oil, the conquerer of pain.
The first application gave instantaneous
relief. Before the second bottle was ex-
hausted she was cured.
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ACADEMY
Bryan street, Dallas

Di1 9NT'Nbt bulthS'
This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies', Is most desirably located. The system
Of education pursued is designed to develop
me menal, moral and physical powers OF
the pupils, and to make them useful women
of refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Eolrd, washing and tuition, including
StatiOney, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and fhc ordinary iniirma-
~ expenses per session ofiVG months, $l00
Music aud use OF plano Observation-Disclosures. 81
Entrance fee tunlY fer he first YEAR ..
Young ladies desiring admittance into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. Fol-
further particulars, apply 10 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
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RnsIness mnnsn snlh.

Mr.. Newt Lacy sold yesterday to Mr..
John Hart, of Jackson, Mississippi, his
two-story brick store on the south side
ofElm street in block 81, for 81, $50 cash.
Mr.. Hart, who has been looking around
In Texas, purchased the property simply
as good Investment. II is regarded by
property owners a. splendid invest.
ment
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The Seventh Day Adventists have,
after a weeks meeting at Shady View
Park, folded their tents and suspended
further labors for the present. A rumor
Is afioat that one of the congregatIon ~.
eeived a pistol shot, supposed To- have
been accidental, y" h"No
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County Court.

The following cases were disposed of
in this court yesterday:
State vs.. John Bolton, aggravated
assault; discharged.
State VS.. Mary Ross, colored, theft of
clothes; discharged.
state VS.. Dick Shepherd, colorcd, ag-
gravated assault; discharged.
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VI II |i'-I hlNIERS-ONE AND Pos
siQiy TWO sober printers to do news
composition, day work, 80 cents per 200 NIX,
one real hrst-class sober job printer mighi
get permanent situation by correspondence:
IF r,,. opoer gees 70 the books and increase
Reporter. 'at,gIG, 5 iv
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DEV. SAMUEL ROSE, DID, CHRISTIAN
~ guardian and evangelist, Toronto. q. w.
had severe and painful trouble, cryslpelatous
nhection Of limbs; tried the best medical
sklll without success. Giles Imminent re-
moved the Itching, burning sensation. or
iected q cuic. Trial bottle, &c,
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Purchase of Cattle.

Mr.. A. Nj. Richardson, of Fort
Staunton, New Mexico, large cattle
dealer, purchased through Mr.. John
Andrews, of Fort Worth, yesterday,
5000 head of cattle mostly cows, from
the Red River Cattle Company. The
price paid was not learned.
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'f' WIN ST. uugE-lf
,HOB SALOON ACCOUNT OF III.
IL health, | win otter for sale my entire
po9rding-housc outfit, complete in every de.
palmcnt, consisting OF furniture, baGding,
0lnlng-room and kitchen; everything al
street. ir5H
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Louisville Rugby School
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
sStnunton, VA.
COLLEGE OF TEXAS.

Opens September 22d, 1881. One Of the
FulST SCHOOLS FOR NoUNG LADIES IN THE
UNITED STATES. surroundings beautiful.
Climate unsurpassed. One hundred and
inrty-three Pupils from Eighteen states.
TERMS AMONG THE BEST in TILE
UNION Board, Washing, English Course,
Latin, French, German, Instrumental Mn
sic, etc, for scholastic year, from Septcm-
Der to June, &H3S. For Catalogues write TO
REV. WM, A. HARRIS, y D.,
President, Stanton. Va.
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i,Wh SALE-IHE OLDEST AND BEST
4 located Livery stable in the city of Dallas
Is offered for safe, because the present propri-
tlors are not born liverymen. We can show
any one that the stable has not only made.
hut Is even now, In July, making money, Fo1
q practical liveryman, this Is a rare opporlu1
my 10 secure good thing. Terms, one1
third cash, balance on any reasonable time
wanted, with Interest and well secured. Ap1
Ply to or address WHEAT & WHEAT, Dallas.
ieA'1s' augl,it
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NOTlCES.

VlIE STATE OF TEXAS-rO ALI, PER.
4 sons interested In the administration of
the estate Of Il. W, Goldthwalte, deceased
j, u. Gayle, executor of l.. b. Goldwniie, de-
ceased, has died, in the County Court of Dali
us county, hnnl account showing the condi-
ion : { said estate of r. W. GOllthwaltc, de-
ceased, which Will he heard az the next Term
of said court, commencing on the list Mon
day In Nov. A. u. 1881, at the Court -housc
In the city OF Dallas, ut which time an pcr-
sons Interested In said estate may appear and
contest said account II they see proper.
>, Witness; W. N. G. Hill, County clerk OF
Dallas county, Texas.
Il. S.l-GlVcn under my hand and the seal
OF SAD court, AZ office, In the city OF Dallas,
this 9TH day ofJuly, A. ID. 1854.
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AUSTIN COLLEGE.

sherman, Texas.
The next session will begin on the 81 of
September, 1854 Instruction in Mi tho usnSi
departments thorough. For Information
apply to REV. Il, L. PALMER, u. D.,
President, Sherman, Texas
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,

The 9th Annual Session begins Oct. Isl
Most elegant bnil dings In the South. An
modern convcniences, Best advantages i'm
Literature, music and art. Special attention
TO health and comfort of pupils. Moderate
charges. Apply early to w. C. RASS
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

M II ARE AUTHORlIEDT ANNOUNCE
w 1. I. d. ANDREWS as Tloater from the
countries oil Dallas, Tarrant and Roclwal.
WEARE AUTHORITATIVE ANNOUNCE
" H. Il. CooMBEs as candidate for the
Legislature from Dallas county.
WE ARE AUTHoRlZEDTo ANNOUNCE
w I. u. Y. KENDALL as n candidate for re-
election as Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No. at the ensuing election.
NT7E ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. I. STRANGE as a candidate for
County Judge at the ensuing election.
ySrE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w NJ ;. Austin, of Rockwall, rs candi-
date for Floater FOR Dallas, Rockwall and
TaTant counties.
REAUTHORIHEDT ANNOUNCE
w W. +. GRAHAM as q candidate for Con-
stable OF Precinct No. nj the ensuing elec-
ton.
VTEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY SCHULZ as n candidate for JUS
hoe OF the Peace for Precinct MOL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w Z. L. CLINT asa candidate for rec &C.
ZION to the Office of County Attorney at the
ensuing election.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ 5. n. BRAswELL as a candidate for JUS
ice Of the Peace for Precinct No. l, at the
ensuing election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 AN.
nounce Mr.. G. Il. GILLESPIE as q can
lidate for reelection to the office OF County
Collector.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
" nounce ME-. D. LANGLEY as q can
l,Oate for County Treasurer of Dallas county,
election in November
WE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
~ j, q. MCCART As "a candidate for Con.
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The Payment OF a wise Proylsion,

Columns, GA, Aug. 9Th, lSSl.-Re-
ceived of Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany, of New York, by the hands OF
John w. Wright, agent, five thousand
$4,000 dollars in full payment of Policy
No. N7,0O7, ON the life of my deceased
husband, John f.. Prince.
BELLE p. Prince.
In giving the above receipt, feel con
strainedto express my many thanks tC
the company for their prompt settlement
of this loss, and Mr.. Wright, their agent
for having induced my husband to make
this provision for his family, and also
for his prompt assistance in making uI
the proofs of loss.
BELLE p. PRINCE.
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At the ST. George; Charles p Car
ponter, Texas; L II Atchison, Chicago,
w n Baker, Houston; II Allen, Tex
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III Elm and us Main Streets, Dallas, Texas.
VIII duplicate Cincinnati, 81. Louis or Chi.
cago. Patronlzo home manufacturers and
save time and freight.
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EoK RENT-oNE OF THE MOST pES55
4 rahle store-rooms in Dallas, US W y
ieet, with basement of same dimensionsi,V ~
eosite Herald office. Apply to GLEN VI y
SALOON nngS-u
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TORRENT

FOh KEN !.
EOR iENr-A FINE BUSINESS ROOM
n under 81 Sames Hotel, corner Main and
MITphyi possession given September ls',
eau At ~. James Hotel. arg4-
TOR RENT-STORE-ROOM IN THH
I center of the best business brick blocS
IN the city of Tyler, Texas: suitable for any
kln% oil u business, dry goods, groceries, elc'i
u me opening for Il boot and shoe and lal
mouse rem tocommence September ], Ivy
ANureSS VIC CAIN, Tyler, Texas angll..!
ENuR REN1-rHE THURMAN RESI-
a ucng', No. so Cochran street; house WIZ
j rooms, Kitchen, hall, front and back porch
unG wen water, large barn, caTage-hoas
una COW lot; large grounds, "A acres, uul1
Shrupnery, ETC.; n very desirable RESIDENCE
Apply J.. +. HARRIS, u. 5. Internal reyenu1
Office, Nortou'S building. augl1l
EOk RENT-ONE COTTAGE ON COW
4 merce street ear lines: excellent ciSlen
Wuter, hNdrant also; with 3rooms and Pr
sage southern exposure; n very healthy 10
e3tloh and an excellent ncighborhood. AZ
ply at llI commerce street.
IGOR RENT-EtGHr ROOMS AT2ll MAll
4 street (up-stairs); good cooking ana dnl
ng-roomi two rooms fronting ON Nam \
Apply 10 j. w. BARLOW, 62j Elm ST. augl.,
EOR RENT-A LARGE BRICK SIuRl
D at GIL Elm street, With frontage OF y lfe
anu depth of 100 feet; building two-StOll.
with large airy rooms both above and belovv
would make good wholesale drug or cl9,l,n
street. Try augla
EOR RENT-ONE HANDSOMELY Fun
Il nished front room, ut 726 Elm street.
! IGOR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST DEsIl
- ahle store-rooms in Dallas, 2ils b
ieet, with basement of same dimensions W
eosite Herald office. Apply to GLEN VI y
SALOON angS-u
! EOR RENT-CENTRALLY LOCATED
~ First-clasS sleeping rooms; south ehp,ssll
urei all convenlences. LHDsLEY Il bkss|
FORD, ~ Main street, upstairs
! EOk REN1--NO. $50 ELM sTRbNi
~ next door TO Sycamore street; also
llS sycamore street, for rent for Il tern
years; these are No. | business locWnssss
Just west OF the Postofiice Apply TO ~
LASS n DANONER, No. ia SYCAMORE stn'.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED ANNOUNCE
" I. u. I. KENDALL as n candidate for re-
election as Justice of the Peace Of Precinct
No. at the ensuing election.
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ORIGINAL
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
GLASS 1854, AUG. 10Th,

Number for number, prize for prize, with
go additional prizes
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EOR SALE.

EOR SALE-FARMS IN DALLAS CO.
u One hundred acres Joining The Town of
Richardson, on II, q #. c. Il. r., p miles
north OF Dallas; very rich black land: well
improved; water plenty and good. Two
hundred and eighteen acres, one and a half
well improved, in fine state of cultivation!
large dwelling, rooms; barn, outbuildingS
ana tenant houses; splendid orchard tpeach):
. good wells and p acres timber. These are
Two among the best places in Dallas county,
titles perfect; no incumbrance; terms EASY,
Apply to or address DIR. l.. II. STROUD.
Richardson, Dallas county, Texas.
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ilirs and Bugs.
Files, reaches. ants, bod-hugs, rats,
mico, gophers, chipmunl<s, cleared out
ny Rough on Rats" 10 cents.
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Mnnied. Coz. pnnina

Wanted, fifty COED, substantial COW
ponies, Address John s. Andrews,
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TOR RENT-EIGHr ROOMS AT9u MAE
4 street (up-stairs); good cooking and dh
lng-roomi Two rooms fronting ON Man \
Amply 10 j. w, BARLOW, 02j Elm st. augl2'
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Verdict of All the Juries.
BensOn's Capcine Porous Plasters have
been awarded gold medals over all COM
petitors. Safe and positive.
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County Clerk Dallas County, Texas.
Ia |. III HIFnmRa nnpp0v

NOTICE TO CITY TAN PAYERS-OF.
~ FtCE or ASSESSOR AND CoLLECroR.
CRY HALL, August II, lSsi-I again beg To-
call your attention TO the fact that the CITY
taxes for the year 1881 are due and must be
p9id before the Isl day of September. Costs
Will be added after that date. The city has
Obligations TO meet to pay for the vast
amount of improvements which have been
made and are now under construction, /
would urge all those good citizens who can
pay To DO so now, ana not wait tin the last
day of this month. j. c. BoGEL, Assessor
and Collector. auglo-tf
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Mrs. .. ~. Pollock.
PRINCIPAL OF
THE MONTGOMERY FEMALE COLLEGE
Located at Christiansburg, Va, on the
summit of the Allegheny Mountains,
WIN be nj the CAPITOL HOTEL, HOUs-
TON, TENAS,
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
staunton, Va.

Mrs, Gen. j. Z. Il, Stuart, Principal. The
next session ofnlne months begins Sept. II,
1881. Efficient teachers in every department.
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
full particulor0pply to the Principal.
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pantOps Academy, N yiic. C @irai@is,
For Boys aud Naung Mon. Fully cquinpcd.
Begins september 10Th send for catalogue.
REV. EDGAR Woons, Pm, d. ~, .p....,,...,.
JouN r. SAMPSON, A. Nh No'trh''pals
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ST. EDWARDS ACADEMY FOR BOYI


Under the direction Of the Fathers of the
Holy Cross, Is beautifully located three miles
south OF Austin. Terms, Board ond tuition
Per session Of five months, SEQ. For further
e, :, Co. Austin, Texas, or to Rev. FIR, j
Martinez, Dallas, TcNus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-20
w AN TIE ID

A large sized horse power Boom Derrick
second-handl In good condition.
Address, stating price, size, and condltl on.
JIG. LILLIs,
Courthouse Contractor,
san Angelo, LON Green county, Texas,