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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE

ST PATTERSON, President LEXINGTON, KY.
The largest Female College In Kentucky.
OF modern construction; appoint
ncuts superior, urcOmuodHt.OuSun surpu>,-
ed; heated by steam ami lighted with gas,
hot and cold water ON each floor; baths.
Course of instruction cumpr,s cusiNc; large
faculty &, arperjJr ,oUchcrs; extra ivan
lpgrs in Language, Music, Painting and Flo
.ul'on. Bot two pupil, occupy a room. Its
patrons and pupils are references. For cat
Atorur, copy ~ Monthly, published by the
Students Us, of references, etc, apply 10 the
presidNnt. OF z. Z. 81. ClNr. NnllAs. ToNas.
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When you visit or leave New York
City save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop ut the Grand Union hotel,
opposite the Grand Central Depot. 81.
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at q
cost of Sl,0OO,OO0, reduced to 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. Elc-
vator. Restaurant supplied with the
best. llorse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads to all depots. Families can
live better for less money ut the Grand
Union hotel than In any other iirst-class
hotel in the city.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
i.itauntOn,N vi.

Opens September "2d, 1881. One of the
FIRST SCHOOLS FOR NoUSG LADIES IN THE
UNtrED STATES. Surroundings beautiful.
Climate unsurpassed. one hundred and
forty.thrac Pupils from Eighteen States.
TERMS AMONG THE BEST IN THE
UNION Board, Washing, English Course,
Latin, French, Gcmnn, Instrumental Mu-
sic, etc, for scholastic year, from Scptcm-
bcr to June, s23S. For Catalogues write To
REv. MM. \. HARRIS, u D..
President, stanton. Va,
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY


SNNUnOn, bO'
incorporated and governed 10y a Bonrd Of
Trustees; II full and experienced Corp, OF
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
and hcalthfumess; discipline equal to that OF
the best schools In the country; new uud
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
the school; seven stntes represented. Degrees
conferred upon graduates. The Fall Session
begins October Sth. For Catalogues, etc, adj
dress the superintendent ...
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THE STANTON FEMALE SEMINARY


REV. JAMES WILLIS, Principal,
This well-known institution is one of the
best in the south. Noted for its excellent
corps of teachers elegant and healthful lOCa-
ton, home influence and moral culture; best
facilities for Music and Art Not sectarian
Terms moderate. Session opens first We'd
nesday In September. Apply for catalogue.
The principal win visit Texas the latter part
of August and accompany those going to he
school. Correspondence with him will deter
mine time and place OF starting.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL
COLLEGE, OF TEXAS.

NUIIIVI OF IINN0s
(TECHNICAL BRANCIrOF THE UNIVERSITY
College Station, Texas.
Endowed by act of U. S. Congress. Equip
ped by the State Of Texas, with form, build
ings, shops, machinery, apparatus, etc, to
the value of 100000. a practical school for
training young men to become successful
Farmers Engineers, Machinists, Chemists,
Architects, Contractors and leaders in all
business enterprises. Tuition free. All other
expenses extremely low. Session commences
September /, lSSi. For fun particulars ad-
dress II. II. DINWIDDIE,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

N Il ARE AUTHORIXEDT To ANNs.,
w t. 4. ID. ANDREWS as FInatN.1u
counties OF Dallas, Tarrant and Rocl.-M
WEAREAUfHuAIZED 10 Avn.
w II. u. CoONBES as a caUdidot
Legislature from Dallas county. MI
w I. q. I. Kendall as a capdi,aY
election as Justice uf the Peace of 3.
No, | at the ensuing election. Nh
w ARE Requested TO ANN.
w w. I. STRANGE as "a cnnJJSoJt
County Judge at the ensuing election
w y ARE REQ UESTED To INN;6a,
w NJ. ). Austin, of Rockwell. as w
date for Floater for Dallas, Rock,SroeS
Tarrant counties. laval
Observation-Disclosures,
w W. +. GRAHAM MS n candidate ~ y,
stable of Precinct No. / at the ensuinn
ton. q
WEARE REQUESTED TO ANNof,,
w HENRY SCHULZ as a candidate ~.
lice of the Peace for Precinct No.
WEAREAUTHoRIZEDT ANN0rJ
" Z; f. CLINT as candidate for n. =
ensuing election, d
WEAkEAU THORIzEDTo ANNof,
=, - pDAoM BILL ~ candidate fox
sNsni IL, t aiect,o o,,oe lor lreelnct No, AZ
5s",,'7 S'I.,,o'''
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10
t,data G To,, Az, y, ID; GILLESPIE as
CoIiector 'iou W Vne once oil Coz
,S y,
w ARE AUTHORIZED TO
~ n0uhce Mr.. y; ID. LANGLEY as a
Election in SSH anSyy,, ileasufer OF ''ailasco.
~ : ~, 49, ,,, S,itgV,'
w - IN n H;G SOESTED TO ANN0N
,,,lle" in " p SioGAkr rs candidate for
T,yl Ii,tppN, ~ ~, =,
w ! ton ~, ISESS = 70 NJ 10 ANNOUl
~, pro, nitA ~ u Us eahulguta lori
49, III : ieeIliet no j.
W Il ~ AI NJ = HI ~ = h2I ED 10 ANNOGl
aIactinn tn ", f6e dt id ~ e;n1ldale for
vv,I, -,t,i, 5LnIl,,,,r,, , =, ~, C'elA,
w Il ~ W i'i1S Ci''' ~ ~ ANNOU!
do.,,a, - - nt " candidate lOi
50, 49, ~, JERK
Va - ~ 49, i-' LIN HEQcl
! "a ~ "',,'VuIJv ,ilt i,ui a OF ". H.
,o S NJ fhe ensnio !"t 2uerl Of D.
Yvyt5AI,E ,,lTtinp ,,,an :. , eiectlo
/ w ~, =, n ~. ~ ~ ~ ANNOU.
nr Ie M ~ ~ nt ICE Us candi
4Iorcrt6 Indic ~ III, Ui,'ee vi Judge Of
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URSULINE ACADEMY

Bryan Street, DaIIas.
This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies, is most dcsirably located. The system
of education pursued is designed to develop
The monpal, moral and physical powers Of
the pupils and TO make them useful women
of refined tastes and cultivated manners,
TERMS IN ADVANCE,
Board, washing and tuition, including
Statinpcy, Drawing French German,
Fancy Work and The ordinary Inirma-
ryeXpenscs, per session oftivc months, 500
Music and use of piano ..... ............. 81
Entrance fee (Ouly fer the first year .. .
Young ladies desiring admittance into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials aud recommendations. For
further particulars, apply To the
MnIIIER SITpERIOR.
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Washington AND LEE UNIVERSITY


Lexington, Va.
Instruction In the usual academic studies
and in the professional schools OF Law and
Engineering. Location healthml; expenses
moderate. Session opens September Is. For
Catalogue, address "Clerk of the Faculty.
q. w. T.. LEE, President
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ST. EDWARDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS


Underline 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, 800. For further
particulars, apply to Rev. Z. J. FranslscuS,
c. :. c., Austin, Texas, or to Rev. FL j
MNrIinoH. nAllns. ToNnS.
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Medical Department University Of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS

As it is universally admitted that Practical
Medicine and Surgery cannot BE- taught else
where than at the bedside of the sick and
wounded, this institution Justly claims unri-
vailed advantages in the introduction of its
classes into the wards of the great Charity
hospital whose Eight Hundred beds and an
annual admission of Eight Thousand patients
supply unlimited clinical material. Circu-
lars sent upon application.
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THE ELIZABETH AULL FEMALE SEMINARY


Twenty-hfth year. Only eight graduates In
ten years. No canvnSsng, Select Family
school. patronizcd by senator Vest, Judge
Buckner, and Col. Phillips and recommend.
cd by Senetor Cockrell Catalogue.
j, 4. QUARLES, ID. d., President.
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FOB SALE.

NOR SALE-oN ACCOUNT OF ILL
Il health, | will offer for sale my entire
outfit, complete In every de-
partmont, consisting of furniture, bedding,
dining-roOm and kitchen; everything as /
good rs new. Call ut once ut 100 jackson |
street. iy2it |
NOR SALE-N CLEAN SIUtN Or I
Il uhoui $1,000 hardware, stoves and TIM !
ware, with good set timers tools, In u grow |
ing Texas town Of Ito inhabitants Business |
well established and Increasing rapidly; will /
sell business house with stock, or rCnt, as
preferred. Rest W reasons given for wishing
to sell. For particulars, apply To W,L, BET
rEltrON, NJ Betlcrton, Irvine y Co., Dallas,
IvNoN, NusuSi >th, ISL. augll'lw
L,uR SALt--Pasturc lands aud pastures
u nom 100 iO iVOn acres; several pastures
fenced, from lO To l,WN acres. Also, stock
cattle. FERGUSON " ABNEN, Denton, Tex,
Aug6.
COR SALE-rWO TnOU SAND STOCK
Il cattle from Ellis and Navarro counties.
lwo.thirds of number female. j. BLNKEy,
Ennis, Texas, nugl-lm
/ NOR SALE-IHE OLDEST AND BEST
/ L located Livery stable In the city pf Dallas
I is offered for safe, because the present pruprl-
! CtOrS arr not born liNCrNmcn, We can show
any one that the stable has not only made.
hut Is even now, In duly, making money. For
II practical lkerymau, this Is u rnrc oppurtu-
nifty To secure n guod thing Terms, unc-
third cash, balance ON any reasonable time
wanted, Win interest and we'll secured. An
ply 10 or address WHEAT n WHEAT, Dallas,
Texas. nuul-tr
NOR SALE-FAltMS IN DALLAS CO.
II One hundred rcrcs joining the town of
richardson, ON II. d r. G.. II. r. Y miles
north of Dallas; very rich black land; well
Improved; water plenty aud good 1--WE
hundred and eighteen acres, one and u hall
miles west of Richardson; rich hlnck land
well improved, In fine state OF cultivation,
large uweil,hg, rooms; harm, outbulldlnm
ana tenant houses; splendid orchard lppncln
good wells and u acres timber These ar,
Two among the best places in Dallas county
, ItlcS perfect; no lncumhrance; terms easy
. Apply To or address DR. l.. II, SlRoVu
Richardson, Dallas county, Texas.
e lu20-lm
: INOR SALE OR RENT-A t1NENteW ii,
4 IL room cottage cheap; beautiful plact
!, Inquire ut the Eclipse Lumber Yard. Ii. NJ
y PAGE, iN,Sl
n TUR SALE--UWING 10 MY AhSlNtv
Il II for protracted time, offer for snic mn
n mare ana buggy perfectly gentle and I'm
Y WlNei' ,nPpN 20 Mnrtyns stable, Mai
street. JOHN Il ELLIOTT, luniT-t
10 EOR SALE-BROOM MACHINES no
IL u sale. Two now machines and presse
!; Westlake \ Britton manufnctnre. fnr snl
IN cheap. Address wM. pFouis. care HfRhI
Nj office. ,S, 's'. {, =
le Tor SAFE OR RENT-.A F,e,l. cLAg
n Il Lr0nureW plano: vill s,ll ,n e.t,tini
u hl0h' .''l' = = , 1ost. SnN ve' q.
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NOTICES.

NuT(CE TO CITY rAN PAiERS-OF-
~ ftCE or ASSESSOR ASD CuLLECruR,
Cry HAIL, August II, lSSl.-l again beg 10
call your attention to the fact that the city
taxes for the year 1881 ARE due and must be-
paid before the LIST dly of september Costs
will be added nfter that date. The city hat
obligations tn meet To pay for the NUst
amount of improvements which haze becu
made aud are now under construction. /
would urge all those good citizens who can
pay 10 do 81 now, ana not wait TIL the lust
day of this month. j. c. BOGEl,, Assessor
and Collector. aurl'-'t
NOTICE 10 CONfitAJtJA ,--s. .A,,ry
~ bids Will he received ut the oillce OF the
city Secretary until Sp. m ON TUESDAY, the
10th pruN, or huildirg an Cuhnukmeni
around the reservoir at the Naicr-M ofls, ln
this city. according To The specifications and
grades furniAted by iii, city Engincnr Tc
c {. Council reserves llc litht 70 reject ANY
nniull bids. ausS-ill
DallOr, lcx,s, a isu a. lcl
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FOR RENT.

lNuK RENr-THE THURMAN ml
Il dencC, No. ~ Cochran street h9u,
I rooms, kitchen, hall. front ana hacA
line well water, large barn, carr,ph'
aud COW lot, large grounds, 5 9o'.N
etc, u very deslrunN
Apply =. #, HARRIS, L. ;. lntoriW
office, Nurton's building,
EOK RENT-ONE COTTAGE " N
II mcrce street ear lines; cNceilem VI
water, hydrnnt also: with 3ruoms anu,s'
Sugc; southern exposure; u very hcu,~
cation and an excellent ncighholhu'V
ply nt lll7 Commerce street.
EOR RENT-EiGHr ROOMS AIt
I street lup-stairs); good cnoklls Nh
ng-room; two rooms irontlng ON M
Amply TO j. W. BARrow, ~ Elih y, ~. n
EVUR itENT-A LARGE BRlCh ~
L ut6ll Elm street, with fnntnie o,i
and depth nf $50 feet; building Wi.
with large airy rooms both above a' y, 4
would make n good wholesale drug ~
Ing honse. Apply TO j. W. BAHioS' Il
street. ........ /,
NOR RENT - DAIRY uVTflil,
II cows, wagon, Guns, mix roulvJ 4
ply To FERGUSON 4 AnNkt, h'w asi
dealers, Denton, Texas, Iii; mi
EOR RENT-A TWO-Sloln a, @.
! II currer Cottage Lane And lNySsan
Apply To ], oPPENHElM, ~ h''"a a
4 EOR iENT-oNL HANnSQI.M,l.hfs,isr ~
II nlshed front room, az 10 h'"' Aoil
IGOR RENT-ONE or THE Wa
L ruhlc store.rooms W lfn,ns, u
feet, with basement nj SAME dilhva M NJ
posite Herald Office. Apply I" ~
SAtnoN
INOR RENr-GENrRAllN hnh
II Frst-clnss sleeping rooins', ~
ure; all convonlencos. LIS bshe'
FoRp. rs Main street, up-slai.'7,, "a
EOR RENr-NO. 80 Eiih. n
Il noxt door 10 sycamore STA VI
lis Sycamore street for rem ~. "a
yonw; thcsn ale No. Z iU' 'a",iy b u
. Just west of the Post De- Alnnar
Lass q DAMN ~ No ill -N...-.-i,--s''
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WANTED.

"a NTL,n coon C,,t- ,n,,,
W ~ - ,n,,,'.c,, NUi C,,NN. A AZ
~. :. :. " C.y-i"' le4a''
W Az dnb-A IL L alum ~ A ~
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w., ,,,9 -''vu t,,vl 1870 ,Vule W
'''' '''''"' apgl
,,,,yrl.I -pol,,F,,,n,- an MN
N - -, " W. '.I'7 ~ NE
streets. The proprietor. dpsirous of meal
as lar rs he can !hc general dpnres,i0l
business. will from this date charge N
Sl.5J per week for day board: table frst. IA
j. r.. JOHNSON. aufl
NSrANTli,-AN EEPERI.v,Ep MI
w writer: must come wei r-,omua
Address ur apply 40 tine Office off ,lb'i
street CO., No. f35 Main ,trrct, ua.las,I "A
ROBERT W. I}uRNs. SIpL ii
NA'AhIED-BI s YUM, .ADII
" position a- CORES .nuanutln ln, 4
house oro'il,c OF some Nind. Addf,,, II
care '''nld u''ire'
WANTED "a rINSI-tLNSS Wl
~ Keeper Gc,ir'- -iuWtiuu; DeSl reid
res a, see habits, responsibility, capacity
'"''"' or """'''' s. ''' lih ~ aug
"a AIMED lMNEDiATELA--A Gl
w MErr, one who understand, hi3 4
| ll's-, -''l pltc Iulu To 20 SolCr WNit
dress, With Goud references, or apply DO \
,''' "A 'N"la Z" 20 rnnl.' rex as
/ u ANlEh-A GOOD SIEAuN SUI
/ ~ maker io manage I'VE business
dress with references, W.p. ktNGALLuI
/ 'uuoH' ItN'''' aU.'I
/ w ANlED-FlNE GOOD GlilA VA
/ W ted at HUGHES Bros. Il Co. Appd
! once. su.l
INNrANTEt-t,It,N r-NNEtp.-I Nj
! w TO make up work and manage ssl
business; 10 Il good steady man COED Vi
| and a steady job; no other need apply
/ D klNbALL, Clarendon, Texas. augi
N\'ANTED-BN \ YOUNG LADY
| W experience, a graduate In all El.l
hrunchcS-a situation u, teacher In o pnl
family; best references. Address j. Eg
l., Dallas, Texas. augs1
lIr\NIk,D--N WOMAN TnuK nd
/ " and iron fora small family. Good VI
MRS. FlrzGEKALp, go Bryan street. aa.
GENTS WANTED 49, ADDRESS
! "A Louis Electric Lnmp Co, ~. Iouk,
fur circulnrs. cuts nnd forms of 0aI
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Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline of Man, Errors
of Youth, and the untold mlserles resulting
from indiscretiOn eNCcSseS. IL contains lbs
prescriptions for all acute and chronic diseas-
es, each one OF which Is invaluable. SO found
by the author, whose experience for % years
Is such rs probably never before fell to the lot
ofany physician. 3OOpageS, bound in beauti-
full French muslin, embossed covers, fun gilt,
guaranteed to bc n finer work In every sense
mechanical, literary aud professionalism
aGy other work sold In this county for $3.50
or the money Will he refunded I'm every in.
stance. Price only 81 by mail postpaid. H.
Illustrative sample cents. Send now. Cold
medal awarded the author by the National
Medical Association, to the officers OF which
he refers.
The Science Of life should be read by the
young for instruction, ana by the afflicted fm
relief twill benefit ALL London Lancet.
There Is no member of society To- whom The
Science of Life will not be useful, whether
youth, parent, guardian, instructor OF clergy
man. ArgOnuut,
Address the Peabody Medical Institute, or
Dr. W. II. Parker MOI Bulhnch Street. Bos-
| ton, Mass, who may he consulted on all dis
eases i.Quiring skin aud experience. Chronic
and eNtluUte diseases that have bafiled tie
sE spas G[ III Si@iF I P@ys EA s saE.
ccssfully without an STEAWG Ca p
| Instance of failure. III NoGRE
Mention 'Iii pRpcr
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Ladies' approve OF your smoking "Lit-
tie JOKER
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"A AHIED--rIrIN LADIES 10 va
w pants, drawers, oyeralls ana sui
now is the time to secure gOodH,lllenS
ply between and s o'clock, BLANAiS1,
q BLAKE, Ns-l
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THE HERALD: DALLAS TEXAS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15 1884
They buried Willie in his Blue
And Harry in his Gray.

And Harry in his Gray.
The shadows fall upon their graves,
They fall upon my heart,
And through the twilight OF my soul,
Like dews'the tears will start;
The starlight comes so silently
And fingers where they rest
So hopes revealing starlight falls
And sinks wi thin my breast.
They will not ask in yonder Heaven,
Where smiles eternal day,
Why Willie wore the "loyal' Blue
Why Harry wore the "Gray."
Believe me, my friends, that the time
America, like the mother in
these stanzas-America, the mother
alike of the Willes, who Wore
the "loyal" blue, and the Harrys,
who wore the gray-will feel the strong
maternal tie, binding her to all alike.
When she will weep over their graves
alike; when she will erect monuments
to their memory alike; when she will
glory in their deeds of valor and in their
chivalry alike.
In conclusion, soldiers of Parsons
| Brigade, let me wish for you that as the
years pass by the friendship which kin
dies in your bOsoms will glow with Oft
renewed valOr, and that wherever in
| this fair land you shall from year t.
wear hold these beautiful reunions you
| will find as true and as warm welcome
as YOU now meet with at llillsboro and
in Ilill county.
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Pantops Academy, N yiiir, F VirsiS%,
For Boys and Young Men. Fully equipped.
Begins September 10Th. send for catalogue.
REV. EDGAR WOODS, PHI. DJ Co-prlncinnls
JoHN II. SAMPSON, A. Ma '"''
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CITY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS, LA,
FIRST WEEK IN SEPTEMBER.
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Staunton, Va.

Mrs. Gen. j. f. B, Stuart, Principal. The
next session of nine months begins Sept. IL,
1881. Efficient teachers in every department.
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
full particulars apply to the Principal
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Az ANrED-BG \ YOUNG LADY
w experience, graduate In all El,l
brunchcS-a situation u, teacher ina prl
family; best references. Address ]. T.,
T., Dallas, Texas. augllg
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"A ANIED-lHE TEXAS MllVALl5
w dOwmcnt Association will eiWg}y,li
profitable employment TO eNperlenseu "
mce solicitors. Address \. NJ. hAh7S
tnry, 72@ Main street, Dallas, Texas Y
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NOR SALOON ACCOUNT OF ILL
Il health, | will offer for sale my entire
outfit, complete In every de-
partmont, consisting of furniture, bedding,
good as new. Call ut once ut 100 jackson
street, iy2it
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Belleye me, my friends, that the time

Why Willie wore the "loyap Blue
Why Harry wore the "Gray."
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
Territorial Items.
Richard Gird is in Tombstons.

Richard Gird IL in Tombstons.
John Steamer, proprietor Of the Flag
staff brewery, was burnt to death on Thurs
day night Of last week.
The special election held to-day for the
purpose Of issuing bonds 70 the amount of
$s50O, 10 be applied TO city hsn and Other
yuposes. was decided in favor Of the prop.
osition by vote Of 30 to 10. This We nm.
dsrstand sec,rss 70 Prescott a complete
are apparatus and in otherwise sxpendine
moneys for improvement in the public hal
Of the city.-Presoott Miner.
According to the last Official report, th.
Territorial rrison Of Arizona contained Ii.
oonviots.
The Sentinel places the number Of Yums
Indians-snen, romen and childrsn--a'
100.
Yuma gardeners are Offering green PEA,
for sale,
Fhenix baker adyertisss 20 small loave,
Of bread for 81.
y. s. District Attorney Zabriskie has in
stituted two suits against G. r. NDake, eI
Y. n. Marshal Of this Territory, and hi
oondsmen, aggregssing s32,3a2.sa, xhiGi
amount was received by him shile Marsha
end - yet pnaooouHtsd for,
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-30
Summons.

| In the District Conr. Of the Third Judi
oial District Of the Territory Of Arizonr,
County u Moh We.
CarInen -. Saith, plintif, ys. Jarc-
Smith, defend mt. Suiniuous:
Action brongLt IN the District Court of
the Third Judicial District of the Territory
Of Arizona, in and for ths County Of Mo
have.
The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting
TO James Smith.
You are hereby summoned and required
to appear in an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff In the Dis
triot Court OF the Third Judicial District
IN and for the County Of Mohavs, In the
Territory Of Arizona, and answer the com.
plant filed with the Clerk Of this Court, at
Mineral Park, in said county Ia copy Of
which complaint accompanies this sum
mons within twenty days Cexclusiye Of
the day vi service after the service upon
you OF this summons, II served In this
county: but il served out Of the county.
and within this district, then within thirty
days; In all other cases, forty days. And
you are hereby notified that IL you fail to
appear and answer the complaint as above
required, the plaintiff will take default
against Won andapply 10 taoCourt for the
relief demanded therein.
The said action ia brought to obtain "A
d. cree dissolvinP the bonds of matrimony
between plaintiff and defendant, and 10
give the plaintiff the custody OF the minor
children. That such port ION Of the coIp-
mon propert be- allowed and set apart 10
plaintiff as shall be equitable and just nj Il
that the defendant be enj ineil and ~.
slrained from digposing Of o encumberiI 4
their common property. Tat the defend.
art pay plaintiff reasonable alimmy for l,r
support during the pendeney of this actor,
an 4 q torneys f9ss and general relief, Al d
costs nd disbursements in this behalf e,
pended.
Given under my hand and the seal
<EEA Of tire said District Court at Min.
uk6S0 srsl Park this 18th day Of Nov
ember 1884.
JoHs X. MACKENZIE,
Clerk.