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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

A MOTHER FINDS HER BABY BOY.
An old Police Officers Narrative OF EH-
perIencsS In these Peculiar IDstitu-
iions Of Mysterious Par
eBtsge and Charity.

"When q woman leaves n baby at the
company, )" said an old officer, "for she
crecps around after dark, pulls the bell
and runs. But when she wants to get IL
again, "a some Of them do, she comes
for AZ officer. Now all this business II
petty tough, but | would rather b6
around in The first ease than in the last.
had T. go over with young woman
the other day. She wanted to find her
baby. She was happy as n lark, because
she was able now 10 care for II. want
Oh 81 warn her = little, but | didn't
know just how to begin. Finally SAID;
"'Whon did you leave the baby
therr7'"
"'A LITTLE more than year ago. said
She"
"Then she started In 10 tell me all
about il, crying and laughing all the
time. When | could got in word |
said"
"'lIsve you over seen it SINGER"
"'NO, not oncO.'"
"Are you sure it il thsro2"
"Oh, 1t must he there, of course. |
would know him anywhere"
"Well, | said no more. We went in
and tho girl gave the day on which she
| left the child. The clerk looked up the
record. 1 stood behind him ~ he did
! 80, for WAS afraid. Pretty soon We
came TO il. IL read: august q, 1853.
| Boy, two month, old. Lett AT door.
| Named William smith, Died Novom-
Der II, 1883 pressed the clerks arm,
and wrote on u piece of paper 'sav moth
ing Then | took the girl and we went
through the place looking At the babies.
Says |, you said You would know him.
Now | want you 10 pick HIM out
/ was getting mighty nervous. We
looked at liitoon or twenty, and pretty
soon she gave a scream aud seized one
poor little Tel Ow and almost ale him up
She got down on her knees ana kissed
him u thousand times, the big tears
rolling down on his face. thought she
was going 10 smother him. When We
got her quietcd said: Now, by tho law
Of tho state this baby is in the keeping
of this home, ! must know something
about you. If you are able to take care
of him aud You are all right OtherWis,
YOU shall have him. / began t. h,
afraid that had got into an almlghty
big scruIo. But, sir, II all came on
right, | found that she was married I,
n fine young follow, and that they wer,
doing we'll. She got the baby aud ~
hers, amt IL? or course II isl Chlcug'
Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Tho impression made upon the public
bv Bon Buffers canvass Is AZ marked
ny that made by mosquitoes bill on the
nose of wooden lndian.- Arlington
World.
The Fort Worth Gazette thinks the
editor Of tho Dallas llER III has no
brains. Who told the Fort Worth man
ahoutit? Surely he did not hud it out
all by hinls' IT, Waxahlchie Mirror.
BlGine's book, "twenty years in con
gress," failed to contain chapter on
"what | know about marriage con
| tracts" Mr.. Blaine also overlooked the
very interesting Mulllsan letters when
getting together his manuscript
| Grecnville Banner.
| III Paso il soon to DO visited bv the at
! torney-genera of the Sandwich Islands.
| We viii venture to say that he cannot
make the people ~ sensible speech on,
the lease law question n did the attor-
ney general of Texas. WaNahachie
\ irrur
COL WellbOru stands to-day second IT,
NO man iu he halls ofruugtcs~ from the
south; and perhaps no man has made
more rapid udVHncemnHl lu lnal u1.Iui
able men than hu mas, trrugunI"h there
M one OF the most pleasing ana eloquent
speakers IN congress. Midlothian
News.
According to the records mt Austin the
drummer is on the decrease. He takes
out third less license Than forlast year
According 10 hotel registers and rAll-
road travel he ha, not diminished in the
least. The drummcr, of course, would
not cheat the state by failing 90 take cut
license, Clehuruo Chronicle.
Tue trade Of Clohurne Is reaching out
intO territory II mas never entered be-
fore this spusOu. SrvCuty-llVr bales of
cotton were on orr streets one day last
week frum Granbury, Hood county.
This shows that Clpburne IL ahlo u at
tract much of the trade that goes to
Fort Worth. Our buyers are actually
paying better prices than In that city.
II some cutcrpri~iug man would only
erect a -four mill here, CiehurnU would
have the trade of he Surrounding coun-
try in her o"u hauds. Clgburue Tolc-
grlu
Fort Worth l. to have the largest and
best jill ia the state. There a mo- town
IA Texas that need such nm institutou
worse, except perhaps Waco, Tire home
Of BuChNuau, the uau who escapes the
sheriff, his deputies, the town marshal
and ull the police with thor beautiful
gold badges, while th,y were supposed
. 10 he sober, and he was crazy drunk
Hi County Visitor.
The rm "trre trade rs applied {,
the political opinions of men or pRrti 3
la the United States, jsH ptpab,u mis-
homer. The most advanced royeuu,
b rrfurmcr la the Democratic party is M
r immense distance from AZ tree trader
, An tina isdemaudvd by ,he DtmorrflI,
platform and Democrats is that uu NOR.
D revenue shall be- collected tUu is re
q qurcd To- meet the ured9 oftbn govern
1, ment, These needs are largo, md th
r ILuttpS which mu4t be collected 90 UIp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Tho college freshman, sopho-
more, or whatever he may he has FIN
ished his summer lounging aud has got
down to work aud lectures once more,
says Philadelphia Bulletin goSsiper;
but try as he will, vision of n certain
pretty face and neat figure will stead IN
between him and the pages Of his book ,
and he finds himself in memory back a.
the +, aside, strnlling on the sands with
this fair one gazing up into his eyes; or
pla lug ut tennis and serving Ter easy
balls that She cannot fail h. get back
over the net; or rowing her over the
placid waters of the tree-bordered lake
and whispering words that make the
color como aud 10 in her checks.
The summer flirtation, has after
all, been for him more than \ mcrc
amusement, as ~ evidenced ny the Ian.
gushing looks he casts Mt her ~ he sits
|a'''.-' $1,000. ~ tho.i annfef. md the ten.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

As Mr.. Vanderbilt ,ays.hor. i.uycey
thing IN feeling cuudd uc, ia the future.
lanes Landing, Arkansas used to be-
situated In Tonnes oo. one night the
hig river went ON bender, aud the uoNt
morning the hudug we, on tho Arlau.
sus shore, The half dozen residents
rrswlrd out o' bed, tp be- amazed and
.Wmh,imndei, and plunged into de
spair Alivr u Nit, "a steamboat came
along and turned b.r nose into tn,
hank, aud hCcupiRn c.llol out;
CIV That blaze, hNs hHppcucdY'
"rhis new rut-o0 has moved Us into
Arkansas" wHs the reply.
"Badl hnd. Aud how du YOU foel?'
"Well, We did feel All broke mp at first
hut wo'vo hal u meeting aud talkci i.
over, and we've got % heap of cnnfdcnc,
n the future, Cuuv To ilsgrr Up, we've
Jumped Tennessee debts tp tho amour,
NJ $500. ~ Nal street Nows.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

first blow he struck didn't rile 'em up
much, for only about two million came
ont an went for him The second blow
saw him raise the axe for the fourth.
But II never struck The air between
the axe and the tree was 40 tull of bees
that he couldn't move the axe. Thon |
lost sight OF him entirely. never saw
him again"
"WhyH Did the bees sting him to
death%
"No, they couldn't sting him. but
they formed solid wall around him
ten feet thick and smotherod him Ia
death Why, I couldn't Of got away
myself II most Of the bees had been
down on the plains at Chicago
Herald,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

The Evangelist Joe Harding, who is
conducting the meeting ut the corner or
Pearl and Bryan streets, in this city, is
meeting with great success, if the large
audiences and tho profound attention
daily seen there may Toe taken rs indica-
lions of IL. As he sits before tho people
(which frequently occurs) and talks tn
them Of the great truths of Christianity
one Is very torcibly reminded of tho
customs and habits IN that respect OF
the illustrious days of Athens, when
Socrates sat within her pOrticors and
taught those who gathered around him
lie * certainly II man of moro than
ordinary power.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11
WIN nrEs ny rmE MILIIoN.
The Lamentablc Tragedy ora Prospector
roor t'ard, Who Died "A Ouecr death.

The Lamentablc Tragedy ofa Prrspector's
Poor rard, Who Died u Queer Death.
"ralking about bees remarked q
passenger from The west "people In this
country don't know what bees IL.
mean they don't know what bi,
swarm rs. Now, out in California, a.
the foot of the mountains, I'VE seen
.warms that was worth talkin' about
The air was nlll of 'em. Bout shutdown,
when they come from the fields to IN ,lr
trees in the mountains, 1t gets dark a..
sudden as " the lights should 80 uut In
this here ear. One time my pard, Dave
Johnston poor Dave-an' mo found
there WAS hundred bar'l or two of
honey Ia q whoppin' big nr tree. W,
made up our minds to hey IL. so we
liked ourselves up for light We nude
suits out Of Ruuny SACKS that covered
our faces nnd hands. There wasn't any
place left they could silng us, aud W,
wore heavy gloves, tied down tight al
! ~. ''risia.. Va wore 70 take tnrus chop
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

There's an old legend ur the time
when Wdwell was candidate for gov
cruor. lie had servant A. the door,
who demanded cards from his visitor,
heioro they could hn admitted. Cards
do not grow In the rural districts, and
even the playing cards are not ur the
hest quality Bur the story has nothing
10 do with cards. one day au old inrmpr
aud his family called. The servant
answered the 81 |.
"lS the governors folks mt homer" de.
maudcd the old farmer.
ARE, p pn, arr, not is said the Mills
seminary daughter
AYE the governor iu'" said the old
man, and the Young lady niutcd.- san
Fran isrO Ghrn i"lp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Al the st. George: Il Alexander, G.
McKcller, Forney; Il II Craig, Texas;
i Allison, Mckinney; N Il Shamals,
Forney; Dan Murphy, Fort Worth; A
Cooke, Emory;F NJ IIarwood, Coleman;
l. NJ johnson, st. Louis; William Pc
trson, Quincy; Charles Moore, Mis-
souri,; II IL Hyde, ir., st. Louis; j J
Cohn, Marshall; II Lyman, Nashville;
+ n Oliver, LouisvillC; Miss lIaursa
Buchanan, Ohio; Miss Arthur, Selma.
Alabama; T. Nj Field, Glen Rose; ] II
| rastlebury. Longview; j y Stino, Hen
rictta; } McClary, LewistOwn; w ii
| MILESTONE, New Mexico; Is johnson,
Iowa; j II Manson, Colorado; G ii
| Hale, Miss Villa Edwards, Nashville,
Tennessee; John McDowall. Salem;
Harry Claghan, agent, Barlow & Co., Il
\ Roberts, Cedar Hin; A Il Graham,
Lewisville; Capt. Story, Mexico; John
A Williams, New York; G u Kenon,
Cedar Hill; n Il Adams,and son, Kauf
man; w Il Harrison, Greenvllle; r j
Shuck, Forth Worth; II Ilolcombe
Mckinney; II w Jones, Wills Point; n
q Laws, Cincinnati; d + Story, Terrell
John Peacock and lady, Austin; w l.
i wilkins, Longview; Thomas II Wood
ward, MARSHALL, j II Gullidgo, Plano.
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Il. w. Cohen, who was whipped il
Fort Worth Thursday, by citizens 81
the charge that he insulted working
but respectable girl OF that place, arrived
in the city yesterday morning ana IL {
guest at the Windsor. lie claims that thC
action OF tho parties was wholly I'm
warranted, and he has consulted law
ycrs IA 10 what redress ho can get
What advice lhoy gave him - no,
known
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and susceptible, and there are ten
chances to one that he will, ere long, ask
The young woman TO become his wife,
though as yet he Is nothing more than u
school-boy, and has no more idea how to
earn aliving than the college porter has
how to translate Horace. Before pra l.
natiny day comes, however, the engage
mcnt will have been broken. He will
have gone through this experience sew
cral tincs, probably, and will then,
though still young, be able to talk in
quite wOrldly-wise manner to his
his early yOuth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Mrs. A. lider takes this method to i'm.
form ner nid friends aud customers ana
The public generally that she has opened
rooms for dressmakiug at No. SIC ELM
street, upstairs, four doors east ul
Blankouahip x Blake, Dallas. The uni
versal tislaction given TO hur patrons
IN the past, both IA reg rd Ia style aud
quality Of work, Is sufficient guarantee
that the most fastldiDus Hstu will bt
pleased.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

An immense amount uf rubbish II
both written and talked about tho meet
ing Of these thr,o cmporors, Ac-
vofdmg to some folks, these throe
worthy gentlemen met to plan out
schemes Of Internal lQual robbery, others
declare that they met only TO "isoa,o Ia
bcllo France whutoNpr that may
mean; whilst n third section assures H.
that the old topic OF the Imperial tongues
WAS England, aud her base schemes fuI
annexing the who'pur this world, and
the next too. Poor ompOrursl how
amused they must be ut all the inconsc
qucut chatter that goes On Auput thcl
pruceo liugs! The fact ~, they met solely
TO form themselves into mutual pro
lection society. They are 30 hosct TN
anarchis :, bN socialists, and hv nlhilist,
that they arc at their imperial wits
ends, aud dou't know which way IL
turn. so they said, let VIZ mcet, aud So
il We can not devise u scheme whereof,
some small modicum of human happi
ness may be- reserved for us. They ar
indeed u pitiahle sight, these throe ON
perors. dodging bumhshels, scuttlinI
from corner 10 corner Oi their vast do
minions IN the dead of night, hidin
under sheaves OF sabre, driviu
through streets made nay by olliri
bunting. Who would bo an emperor
indeed p London life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

An lri-hmun was asked for his mar
riage certificate, lie slowly lilted his
hat, revealing large scar on the head.
evidently done by HIT iron. This evil
dcnr0 was Ia the point our certificates
are the praises Of those who have CN-
pcrrucrd wonderful cures by the use o.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Charles Lane, the colorcd aud reckless
driver Of n family coach, who ran over
an old lady at the corner Of Main aud
Murphy streets, Thursday afternoon,
was arrested by the police, and Mayor
rhbell justly fined him y, yesterday
morning IN the city court. II IL not h'-
inst uileusr, though the first timo he
has been ARE stpd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

AVE AXE REQUESTED 70 ANNOUNCE
W p. g.. TEERELL gaudidatc ,uy th,
ue Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. tiDc
nu,J1qtudNoN 4, 1855
AI7EAREAuIuONTEDrO ANNOUNCE
W u. u. tuoMHgS ls 30 candidate iur DE-,
Legislature from lgii1, .yunty
~ MI r. >. kiUHgulGU ASA Cauu. .t.
'r ihe legislature 'u Dallas county SuN.c.
.h-vft.r H' nr N....r.rrr..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

larEARE AUTHOkIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Judge q. y. ALDRI DGE MS IA candidate
or reelection to the office Of Judge of the
Eleventh judicial District
AREAUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Judge 4. Il. BURKE rs q candidate for
ne Judgeship Of this Judicial District NJ the
lusUing November election
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

The skin Is of that delicate nature
upon which the most Improvement can he
made and by the use ol pOlZnnl'S modi
Gated complexion powder all roughncss,
sallowness and irritation can hc over
come, leaving the skin delicately white,
soft and smooth. This preparation has
n Worldwide reputation, 50 no fear need
be entertain Of the result. Sold by all
druggists,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

tIEARE REQUESTS 10 ANNOUNCE
" W. HWAcEER for UNITY Clerk.
"A r. ARE KEQt ESIED > ANNOUNCE
~ ". NJ. G.. Hill as IA candidate for re-
cotton 10 the otlico OF County clerk.
\{rEARE REG ESTEU TO ANNOUNCE
~ Henry JuNEs as a candidate for re
.aciipu fu fho office Of District Clerk
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UlT Machine SHGY
Bras Foundry ald Boiler Works
iiW and Most Improved NAGH.HE9,
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN IL PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR,
21t Clock S. Of Santa F3 pegO,,
21a Clock S. Of Santa Fa Dapu,

DALLAS, TENNS.
Arc prepared 10 do all Kinds OF IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fine work q
pccaity. Repairing Machinery, lroa "a,
Brass Castings, aud In fact everything IN IN,
line executed and finished In manner eQus
To the best shops Ia the whole country
Models made to order, Don't forget wehav,
the Best Machinery and most skilled work
meu In Texas. Contracts Tor the Iron WORK or
ai kinds of machinery dCslred, DoS't forge
the place ifyou want good, substantial uoti
done At living prices.
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NOTICES.

NurlCE-sEAI EO BIDS WILL BH VIZ
y roiytlnt my Office unt,lSu ''lork ?. M
on Nclhber u, 1881, lny furnish M seven eaies
".''o iron rraings, two ma h",s 'uvsrs ~
llhr'N i ot non gIutlng, to cover zoe u.s.,
tntier on Main street In front of no helsN
my uiire ". q, lOuNSON,
n-LI-As. " 49, W. CLr Lnr-n-eI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

IXrEARE AUTHORIZED ANNOUNCE
w JOHE T.. GILLESPIE ~ a candidate 70.
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No /, Dallai
,Ounty, Texas, 81 the ensuing Novembe
b'ectiOn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

NEARE AUTHORIHEDTO ANNOUNCES
W s. n. BRASwEL rs q candidate for Ius-
ice of the Peace for Precinct No. |, at the
susulng election.
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yXTEAREAUTHOR TO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel j. &. STEVENS MS a candidat
ior Justice ofthe Pence of Precinct No. |.
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nHTIsICT JUDGE.

yIrEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE K. FEARN for Justice of TIN
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NyvEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY SCHULZ as candidate for Jus
tice Of the Peace for Precinct No. |.
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| * NIGb-PiANOS IA TUNE Ann Pc
| w pair by Il: wilkins, practical worE-
man from New York factories. Leave n, dr..
| Vt G. ii Edwards Music House 73S ana TaS
| Main street. nc5'iS
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE At A BIG X RGNIN-RFSI-
i dgncr corner COrsicauH ana Browder
street. Inquire of w. IRIGG, at Padgitt
eros ooll-7t
L'OH SALE CHIA ~ LOT o. UNKE-
i dr"iued p'edses, COuSi ting of gold and
silver watches, guns pistols, 5.c ~ / am
closing out bushes u d office Is hereby
given that al outstanding ans ,ue a d
lalliug due mus be paid or the ,oods and
pledges VIII be positycIN sold. RICHARD
CON IN los Loan Ohice t0il5 Vain st. o.9tf
l!UR SALE--AT A GREAT BARGAIN, A
= choice Farm of go acres, all enclosed by
| b"ls dare hedge, on which Is a fine new frame
residence Of ten rooms. conveniently ar
ranged large cstcru at the house, two Ten.
! ant houses and TWO wells. Al o 40 acre. of
| rich land covered with timber, within bali
| wilco the farm. Situated in an excellent
| ucghhorhood only five miles north, twenty
west from DHlliS. Ouc,cd for few days
| only, by Murphy az RoLANz, Real Estate
! N@enJs, t,o Main street. Oct8.
! NOR SALE--A HORSE, BUGGY, SPRING
I i wagon, two -DttS Ufhurncss and cow and
calf Apply 10 II. Il. irwin Box 81, or In per-
son a' =" llrnc" near Fair Grounds octS-tf
/ EoE SAIF-A FINE SALOON IN
/ |rngeNli', best stand ia Town. Adj
dress Lock Box &5, Galveston, or 5sj Gaines.
VINO ''.h ur Hooo security required. se2bln
.,Nu SALE - THREE EXCELLENT
! 4 uIHWm'l = wagons and tennis, Apply 10
tn RNrnNrs stables. si2llf
i 81, 81 -, L.-. nv hAl.'hI IA tIkNI-
Ia .,,. '''Sp, '"i e',',' Irlt IhrMp, ,plen.
g.tt,rt,,, ~ i'S ~ .'"''h H. rot'hh at
.''''''n' iIN.'' ~ '".s. se4Nu
. / .''' M NJ .-'N y Wood
-. J." Guy. t"'u5N .!'' u,'t lnaliS; over
't W., .-'u'' N.>'' "'N'l 90 puy 'Dt-
| - t,.,',' ,.,''i UT hl9hi@' hlalhtl
t..'t' n. ''ltitlnNrd. solicit
| i.Ht - "a Nti.t I.iiit Pr, MIA
! tIh' ~ miles due sunth ui lhr city. so 10
."' ..""5 nuNuiiaarous. lHii Ou. iurCouyan.
| i'h'. aug f'oHl; the uuuruH, apartments
separated ny ne most substantial fence;
| 70. HiIiul Nul. ilhs site uu Hn rWroupr mat
-.N ,' "t'it view OF tAy city its iuripu 81 70
.hu sra ~ l"fl Hlcs W'i' Tanks. uUy .g.ie
,"'N '''it Hno ana lierlN ur, wood Nay
.' .'.u .' Smut iI'~ls tosIli pNgcla srs and
'" ''i'S l" suit joins =" CROCKETT.
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WANTED.


WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN WITR.
w out children t. do holIsework fnr
small family; good wages tua suteei. An
ply ~ u. Il MCk EILAR For cy. ocIl6t
NTANTEDIF Fly LADIES TO MAKE
W al kinds OF gents wear Apply he-
tween the hours OF and in the .niorniSS
Factory entrance, Main street, third flnnss'
BLANKrsHlrS BLAKE. IVA s5.' ivr
w ANTED-S IORE BOY AT j, WINTt,f5-
w j., 4 co ;. opposite -. gorge Hole.
~ AS1ED-A GOOD DNUuGIST SaLES--
w man can add Ia his line "a fine ii,,, -
goods On commission; will not Interfere ain
his live. Address 5, Herald ON lots
w -.NrEb hNOWN-THE IMPROVEn
w l2-fuOt Stuver Wind Mill and pu,np
erected by D. l.. KEEPER for me, ar DALI
mas pumped 2Ol barrels of water in \
d. B, KEEPER, cistcrn aud tank builder
slower wind InlilS. pumps, feed grinders
- nd for prc lists md cato que Sho, Sa1c
Nnin S'rntt; = ga treSs IS Pasrl st. ocq-it
NifnnIED-N 4 THOROUGH RO0E-
~ keeper, familiar with al kinds of hns.
mess, position IN Il good house; would I'D.
just and balance u cOmpiicatcd SET of hIots
ar would devote the afternoon to keen th,,,
book of a concern who does no einblnv ~
bo kk,eper; the highest city reference ms %
ability and integrity Address ACCoUETAN1r
- l-@N ~. oc7-lW
* aNIGb- PIANOS IA TUNE AMI PF-
w pair by Il. wilkins, practical worS-
man from NeN Ork factories, Ielye q, der.
Vt G. ii. Edwards Music House 793 and Ias
Main street. nc5.iS
Az ANrED-ALL PERSONS TO KN0W
w that Mrs, j. h. Buruet il carrying on
the bgSi ess formerly done by her hushand
deceased, at 81 and Sl3 Main street, wheTe
she ut all times Is prepur. d with skilIGii
workmen TO do all kinds Plumbing, gas,
water and s'eam-fttna, lightning rods
| puinpS Hnd In large variety. Se2ltf
"a ANrED eAhE~MEN VISITING
! W dr. gglsiSan grncers to sell IN cunnec-
| lion with their line, staple article un com.
| mission. Address WURMSER ~ SON, ON.
riunuti. q seli-lm
| INANlED-rHE JENAS MUTUALEN.
! " lJwmrnL Association Will give goul and
! profitable Employment t. uNprrituced IuSur.
Huce solicitors Address A. NJ. HAIL. Sccrp.
| airy, ~ Main street Dallas. ,Xas tvlt,
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Irnat No nilcrs.

Trust No Others,
Why endure the agouics of neuralgia
when RouSnu's CHpcinr purus plasters
will quickly relieve H. 81 cents.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
JUsrICE OF TnE rLAOE.

WE AREAUTHORIzEDTO ANNOUNCE
w I. q. I. KENDALL AZ "a candidate for re-
election as Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No ut the ensuing election,
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ZINE SALOON IN

II" -||H"I WTN ND "|TN n Mood
j iu AMY quantity and ussi quality; over
pN1.H cog Hud. Also, wuutnh tp buy cot
Hn N'd H.d seed cotton ut ni.htst market
price. 81. NYsTERrNuu spl7-t.
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w -NTEb WHITE TMPROVEn
| w i2-fuOt slower Wind Mill and pp,nT
erected by D. L. KEEPER for me, n ar DALI ~
has pumped 20l barrels of water In y
hours into the tanks K. f WARES
| ID p kpiDp- ci.tprn and
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EOR SALE At A Rig tRGNIN--RFSI-
i dgncr corner COrsicaua ana Browder
street. Inquire of w. IRlGG, al Padgtt
bros. ooll-7t
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EON SALE CHEAg LOT o. UNKE-
J. deemed p'edses, consi ting of gold and
SILVER watches, guns pistols, SIC, ~ / am
closing out bushes a d office Is hereby
given that al outstanding ans ,ue a d
allmg due mus be paid or the GODS and
pledges VIII be poyitvclN sold. RICHARD