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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-26
NEW YORK.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. ]

New York, Jan. 25.-The amrket has
been we'll manipulated to-day. Prices
were strong at the opening. Oregon
TranscontiDental they marked up to 10.
It has been waiting market, pending the
result of the meeting of the Western
Trunk Line association. There was less
activity than for the previous days of the
week. Northern Pacific preferred was not
slow in responding, and good buying of
all dividend payers was observed. The
Grangers were all strong but very quiet.
Reports were circulated that a settlement
would be effected to-day, and ST. Paul
was easily lifted, giving the bears an
opportunity to sell, which they availed
themselves of without delay. A drop in
Oregon railway of four points was almost
unnoticed, the balance doing so we'll. The
advance was not maintained, though at
o'clock Oregon Transcontinental was SELL
ing at seventeen AMI the general market
was decidedly feeble. There was a good
deal of discouraging talk regarding Ore
gon Transcontinental affairs, but it is hard
to imagine what new stories can be set
afoat now. It should be allowed to rest.
Reports that the Western Union managers
were to receive the attention of congress
did lot affect the stock. Before the
day closed there was an improvement
from tt Q lowest point. A glance over the
list will show little change in prices fo- the
last twenty-four hours.
It has looked little today as though
the manipulators for an advance were
having rather tedious time in accom-
plishing their ends. Outside support is
much wanted, but it fails TO respond.
Chicago & Alton advanced to 1873 at the
last. The feeling was quite unsettled
when business ceased, with a very ragged
look to Wizards. West Shore bonds were
com paratively neglected and showed but
little change in price. The Gould stocks
we're well supported and the coalers dull.
1t is reported that there is bull pool in
Lacka wanna. During the first hour Hollins
& Co. were buyers of Lackawanna and
Northern Pacific; freeman & Co. of ST..
Paul, and Northern Pacific. Prominent
commission houses are feeling more bull
ish, and advising customers by wire and
letter not get short of the market, and
give the opinion the liquidation has but
little left to feed upon, in stocks. The
short interest in Northern Pacific is again
large. It loaned at 1854, aud Canada Pa
| cifc at 81, to-day. The Western Trunk
Line association adjourned without ac-
complishing anything. Louisville & Nash
vile earnings the second week decreased
| $4,000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1884-01-26

IHE ZOhA BOhSS CASE REVIEWED.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Jan. 25.-The claim is now
made that the prosecution in the Fora
Burns case is ready to produce negress as
witness, who went to Kentucky immedi-
ately following the tragedy, and who will
testify before the grand jury that Carpen-
ter and Fora Burns made her cabin their
trysting place, and that on fhe night pre-
ceding the finding of Zor&s body Car
penter took Fora away from her place IN
buggy.
OBSCENE LITERATURE THROUGH THE MAILS.
ERIE, Pa. Jan. 25.-Frank s. Heath, late
proprietor of the Corey Herald, and chair
man of the Pennsylvania State Greenback
mmittee in 1882, was arrested last night
charged with sending indecent matter, ad-
vice to abortionists, etc, through the
mails. At the hearing this morning he
gave bail in the sum of 81, 800 to appear
in the United States conrt, Pittsburg, in
| February.
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ester to search the registers. On one or
two occasions witness feared that RoWell
had abandoned the matter altogether. He
was devoted to his wife, and was cheerful
before his (Palmer's) disclosure, and then
he became Respondent, irritable, impa-
tient, forgetful, absent minded, unmethod-
ical and hurried in business matters. The
witness told him he could get divorce,
and in year or two after they separated
he would meet a loYable woman
and marry her. There was
no doubt there were occasions when he
was impressed with the belief that Rowell
was becoming insane. In the presence of
his (witness) wife, he (the witness) took
some little familiarities with Mrs. Rowell,
which she resented. He said to her that
he hoped she was not any more intimate
with any other man than with him. She
replied she was not, except with Lynch.
The witness accepted this as substantial
admission of adultery. Embracing and
kissing her was as far as ever the witness
went with her.
@. a. Turner, undertaken, identified the
slung shot found in the parlor.
A. Il. Thomas testified to finding b1l-
let in one of the pillows.
Mrs. Rowell, in an interview in the
Batavia paper, bitterly denounces Palmer
as the author of all her trouble, and
charges as his motive his desire for re-
venge, because he could not gain posses
sion of her. She says she Goes not under
take to estimate her sin. as she knows and
feels that she did her husband great
wrong, and God knows she is sorry. But
that does not restore the dead to life or
bring back the innoeen and henceforth
she will try to atone for the error OF her
life.
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A VERY BAD CREW .

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 25.-Some days ago the
dead body of James Turner, prominent far
mer, living near the town of Arno, in Douglas
county, Mo-, was found on the porch of his
house with his gun lying by his side. The
family reported that Turner hsd committed sui
eide, but later Developments led to the arrest
of Charles johnson, a step-son, and Sarah Clay
ton, grand daughter of Turner, as the murder
ers of Turner, and to-day johnson was lodged
in the Springfield jail and Sarah Clayton YVES
taken to the Marshfeld jail. A confession is
said to have been made by these parties that in
| connection with Mrs. Turner they conspired to
kill Turner SO as to get his money.
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a DENIAL.

Mrs Rowell states that the interview pub
lished is fabrication James Showerman, the
author, forced himself into her presence on pre-
tense of making neighborly call, they being
acquainted She told him she did not wish to,
and would not be interviewed. To direct
question, whether she had stated single fact
given in the interview, she replied she had not,
and that there was not "fact'' in it that was
true
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SPLINTEIls.

Fresh artesian water at Ord's saloon
ee.
For first-class ice cream 20 to $40 Main
street.
Frank Il. Mum, sign painter, sos
Main street.
Telephone your orders TO Franklin &
Pfouts, machinists.
The best machines, all new, at Frank
lin Il Pfouts' machine shop.
The only iirst-class ice cream parlor in
the city ut $40 Main street.
II you want good job OF work done
call on franklin Il Pfouts.
Telephone Moon & Co., feed store, SO7
Main street, for hay, oats and corn.
For good board and nice cool rooms,
apply at Longs hotel, l4lt Main street.
The best machinery and best work
men are only employed by Franklin a
Pfouts,
IL you have never smoked good cigar
come and buy Sanchez & Haya.
llickoX Il Patterson.
Ord's Place, Lamar street, is the place
whore you can get the best wines, liquors
and cigars In the city.
The Select School OF the Cedars, fifth
year, opens September II, 1854. Full
corps OF competent and experienced
teachers.
Mrs. II. NJ. MIEHS, Principal.
32i Corsirana street,
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,WO ACRES in Wise county; prairie land
10 To 20 miles from Decatur; controls the ws,
ter of that section. W"
$40 ACRES timber land In Dallas county
on lhe trunk Railroad, II miles from Dallas
Land Is fertile and well adapted 10 farmlnr
purposes. Can be had at a bargain.
6iO ACRES, superior qualify in Archie,
county, 10 miles from the town OF hrche,
with stream Of living water. viii sell q,
or live stock. fF''''
w ACRES adjoining the town OF Itaska
IN Hlll county. Offers splendid invest.
inent for town purposes. Can be had low.
4S2 ACRES prairie land with house OF tw,
rooms, 3 miles east OF Hillsboro, in MI.
county, 100 acres now under cultivation.
\ excellent farm Of go acres, mile west n
Hillsboro, In Hin county, In n state OF IN,
cultivation, prairie timber and water com
blned tenement houses.
900 ACRES, In Hin county, near Hills.
boro, LOCO acres In cultivation, 4 tanks. 4
houses wire fence-one Of the best propcrtle,
MEXICAN LANDS-Largo bodies in OLD
HeXico.i Wv
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AlYArnIIO Locals.

yARADo, Aug. g. Correspondence
~ DIR. Ditson, of Kentucky, is tho
|alnent feature Of the camp meeting,
d GAINESVILLE, five miles from AL
|io' His lectures and sermons have
|rted large crowds of people from
|Alrne, Alvarado and surroundiu,,
|ES Sunday, August I'd, there was
|n 1900 to 1900 people on the grounds.
he Of our farmers to-day brought to
|na cotton stalk measuring 30 inches
|Aeghi and bearing l25 forms. He de
|s he did not use any measure to
4, having taken the first he came to.
|ldight rain fell here yesterday, and
|A little fell done worlds of good.
|lhe building boom still continues in
L town.
Pie Ayarado Guards, under com
|ild Oh Lieut.. J. w. Stark, had a street
|cessiOn last night and marched as
4 Ssthe Missouri Pacific railroad de-
y On their return home, they dis
|NEed several suspicious characters
|tHing about the square. Lieut.. Stark
|iN the order to halt, and then calle 4
i "Who goes there?" No response
ng given, the Lieutenant gave the
nmand to charge. UpoH closing in
1fl the supposed offenders, il was
ynd that they were women, bound for
\ southern portion of town. After
Sing due apologies, the company re-
to the armory and adjourned, all
lesslng that they were sadder, but
n mnn
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4 Down Town Merchant

Having passed several nights dis
turbed by the agonieS and cries of a SUI
lering child, and becoming convince
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
was just the article needed, procured u
supply for the child. On reaching home
and acquainting his wife with what he
had done, she refused to have il admins
tered to the child, as she was strongly in
favor of homeopathy. That night the
enid passed in suffering, and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the dav
following the father found the baby still
worse, and while contemplating another
slceplcss night, the mother stepped from
the room TO attend to some domestic du-
ties, and left the father with the child.
During her absence he administered n
portion Of the Soothing Syrup to the
baby, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept well, and the little fellow
awokc in the morning bright and happy.
The mother was delighted with the sud
den and wonderful change, and although
at first offended mt the deception prac-
ticed upon her, has continued to use the
syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. A
single trial Of the syrup never yet failed
70 relieve the baby and overcome the
prejudice of the mother. Sold hy all
druggists. rs cents q bottle.
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Colorado CITY NeNya

DORADO Cry, Aug. 4.-lCorrespond.
hl-The quarantine last week
n'I Texas cattle cast quite "a gloom
Y our city. Had it lasted long il
I'D have proved very disastrous to
section of country. As it was
eNas only a delay Of one day in the
|9ments.
putty Sheriff Wayne Parks, while i'm
Fun ola criminal last week, was fired
by two parties on blackberry
A. lie made u narrow escape, one
'alllng the bosom of his vest. He
tned the lire, but without effect.
dge I. Is. Wheeler was i'm the city
sseek to hear the injunction suit OF
leIas a Pacific railroad vs.. Colo
wy, Mr.. Ballingtr, of Houston,
hed for the railroad, and Capt. Mar
i' The city. The suit il brought for
lIpose of enjciming the c,ty from
sung taxes ON the property of the
h' claiming that the city corpora
snoI a valid one. A decision has
. W been rendered.
a,oI race, yesterday, ut Phoenix
1ssIWeen Mr., Nemeyer, OF our city,
u Jacobs, of Fort Worth, at
large crowd. The race was
M 800 purse and gate money, re-
4 sm a victory for Mr.. Jacobs. Bet
s~ lively.
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE.-LANDS FARMING AND GRAZING

5000 ACRES, alternate sections In Terry
county, so situated as to form one solid body
bt llO,VOO acres, with wide surrounding
range and excellent grazing land. Perma9
hent water can be had with very little OUTLAY.
patent.
2lOO ACRES land, solid body. on Double
Mountain Fork Of BraZos river, in Scurry,
Kent and Fisher counties. Everlasting wa
yer, and good grass and protection. Is AS
good location for ranch as can be found
IN Western Texas.
1000 ACRES in Crosby county, on White
river; permanent wafer, good grass and pro-
ierUon, ana forms the key 10 wide range.
WIN be sold on easy terms. 1000 acres in
closed with wire fence.
lgOOO ACRES in Tom Green county, solid
Body; Texas & Pacific Railroad runs through
IT, state patent.
l,!52 ACRES, southeastern portion Gala
nan county; open timber and prairie land,
Can be had ut a bargain, on long time and
lOw rate Of interest.
1850 ACRES, Palo Pinto county; prairie
and, well adapted to farming, with living
water, II miles OF railroad.
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NsGlot features, u complexion,
~ uhntlurc of u skin that admire. %
IN. Lo,1oni's complexion powder.
"Ntharms you will acquire.
An OId.TImr prnnrhnr-

~.
'puV years ago there lived, or
NY" Vn @lourned, in Erie county, n. Y,
n, -'u ,', Ia Sieur, a Baptist preacher,
4 Nv T,'noOl knowing 1t was kind OF
. -, ~ "'Gu'I Of the hard shell branch OF
. IFra'slon. Nothing but his name
\ ,'.Ishis French origin, he being, in
.y Set u shiItless Yankee. In his
ovn =, vas as well If not as widely
b. ~ h. MS rollow-preacher Lorenzo
Ia ,"vcarried with him wherever he
An strong and unfmling appetite,
nion olnally strong and unfailing
NM, 10 any kind of work
S"u u might have been satisfied.
II Experience had made him n
s aa although he might often be
|hbar,mnS Tor a midday luncheon
|1ys ',Icss cottage on Saturdays, he
|bou rev up ut some substantial
b. ,Sse IN time for supper, and to
7, v uu news 70 round that Elder lie
/ ap v"!u preach" on Sunday. lfhe
|nss VIZ OF his own, he was quite
II fV,ous of IL, yet gave abundant
,r ot morrimoni and wit i'm Others.
of .er Saturday he rode into the
my lathcr's house and down to
or with which and tho where
|boo' 'ne oats bin he was as familiar
|e uau made them, and returned
i 6%ouse Just as my mother drew
of, olu brick oven an immense
|A,rp lin aud beans, intended for the
~ ulhher of the family and any
l. tSuo might "drop In" at meal
|ps was n dish the ira
|s5, w which my mother had
II not from Boston, nj least
IemssyGg9u phce-her far-on home
|ewGL.HIi yorkshire, next farm To tho
|anb1s: Beautifully Drowned. a III
. sna W pork resting on "A lurimi.
Il ina u had been softly simmerinr
Tx In ,Ii''Nlng out OF the bread ut 10
~ e",, ,he morning. Only the gentle
adSlHiu,iiu nave spoken properly OF
o.uclol's crackling;" only "A wo.
|lb,n. aud bred In New England
on ~, prepared tho dish In its nor.
looL hS "'elder" eyed the nan with
|enisnn,'ol longing as Richard rnye
I in I y, pastry after the preiiminary
i eyoo o ell ofthe jolly rriar, md,
hi note proved, mentally made a
y nov, ~, ~ Tue whereabouts.
hearty mo nlng the "cldorr partook
reaiy ..aklast, aud at half after 10
A hbI. ior the sermon. Placing "A
|Abool' on which was a Bihlo nnI
4 coni,i holt Of the cupboard,
pa sh A., .d the precious nan, no
70 tho prayer, md then chose ard
tind anl a',i tho longest hymn he
cd s'yp''Iad added, "While the broth.
~ sing this hymn YOUR
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A Card.

take pleasure in announcing to the
public that have sold ont all NV riobt
tltle and interest in the trunk and yalise
BUSINESS, heretofore conducted in tho
Guy OF Dallas, to Messrs. Henry Pollack
~ co., and bespeak for them kind con.
tlnuance of the liberal patronage here
toioree received. am still representinp
5he hrm. Of Vogler Il Geudtner, Of
Cnlcago, IN the States of Texas, Louisi-
ana and Arkansas, and solicit. AS here.
i.ofore, all orders at wholesale from nv
lends and patrons throughout the States
named. Samples of Nogler IL Geudt-
ner's goods will cheerfully be shown by
my successors, at ~ Elm street, and
orders left there will have my carefuI
PERSONAL attention. My Office is still al
Texas. SAM poTT.rtr -'''7'
p, Representing Nogler Il Geudtner,
Chicago, Illinois.
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MAIL TOUCHES.
,,e HERALD CORRESPONDENTS
,seting ut Alvarado-Alvarado
T,Iitary - Midland Mites = Depot
Removed-A Live Hotel
Colorado Cattle Tepios


unb.SD, Aug. 6.-LCorrespondence.l
onr depot has Just been moved across
~ rack and soon will be neatly painted
ND occupied by Agent Welch who will
,.o represent the Pacific Express Com
IN, Very much has been said, the
|rost of il unwarranted, on the depot
'ostion. but the truth is the building
ns erected on the wrong side of the
.ask where the danger from fire is
hi greatest. AS soon as the railroad
Iompany could give it attention they
IIsced it where it should be.
The Town Company will enclose .
lai of ground east and west OF the
Knot and at the proper season
M plant ornamental trees, shrubs and
InNers, so that every passenger
/" this great thoroughfare, shall have
ipaSant Impressions of Midland.
8There was quite gathering of
MIXERS and members or the Town Com
Inv here the other day, and, although
4 has leaked out that plans IN
living the expenditure of 5000 or $500
An cOnsummated, very little is actu
In known, the policy Of the Company
3arently being to act first and talk
Edwards. Additional ranchmen are
Iming into this section quite rapidly.
before all of the available pasture
I'M within fifty miles of here will be
Imped. Numerous dwellings will be-
5l1lthis fall long school sections, which
3TUbe occupied by actual settlers, and
Of these people will make Midland
IAdr trading point. The salubritv of
h atmosphere, the beneficial effect OF
HIS climate upon persons "broken
Iiwa'l health or suffering from asthma
IIpm bpnchitis, ETC., and the abundance
n pun water, "the best in Texas" as
/nngay, are all attracting no little at
Ientln, particularly among people in
be oder states, and with tine advent OF
hlbcertain to come large number OF
jti0rs and residents.
The Llano Hotel, under the active
inlgement of Messrs. Butler q Log
Is being pushed forward rapidly.
will be II hotel that we shall all be
id OF, and in competent hands must
ea success. II is said that u "grand
ing" with the usual accompani-
Ess of music, dancing, etc, is on the
II the rumor proves true the
ers OF the III RAID will be advised.
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elder will refresh bimselep on,
the door of the closet he draw 1Penlhg
forward, and with the helm Of . ne psl'
winch he was never without bai,,ni,
hlmself ahundantly thromrhoni P tSu
singing. My mother told me The noo ny
sang the hymn from beginning to epS
without smile ON any face. / conc Ur,u
gatlon that could do the like in Ties
days would be sight to see. 'i'S'
AIter an absence from home of several
weeks the "elder" learned that a vo,,no
glri' IN whom he felt greatly mterestaE
lad died and been buried. In his neyt
DISCOURSE he spoke of her with mnch
tsI IaH, ana with eyes full of tears said
~ COR child! She is dead and gone ,s't 70
hno es /! should have gone to See he('
i. .el ~ re- this time if l could have cot ' a
e-horse wagon. y Harper's Macslino
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r. A N @ III e = .
TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILROAD LANDS

Cure for Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by n
sense OF weight In the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing Tho
patient to suppose he has some affection
OF the kidneys or neighboring organs.
AT times symptoms Of indigestion are
present, as ilatulcncy, unoasiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspira-
ton, producing very disagreeable Itch
ing, after getting warm, Is very com
mon attendant. Blind, bleeding and
itching. piles yield Mt once TO the applica-
tlon OF DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
%hich acts directly upon the parts If.
the intense itching, and efTecting a per.
manent cure. Price 30 cents. Address
The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Company.
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Hickox 4 Patter.
son, Dallas.
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New Real Esta,o r,rn,

nossrs. +. NJ. Reynolds and ], NJ
Dixon have formed a copartnershin mn.
der the style of Reynolds Il Dixon. 10,
the purpose ofcarrying on the real es
tate business. Mr.. +. NJ. REYNOLDS, on
account OF i'll health, il absent from the
city, and in his absence Mr.. j, M
Dixon will transact any and all bust.
ness intrustcd To the firm, The new
firm solicits the continuance of the lib.
oral patronage extended to Il. NJ. Rev.
nolds Il Co., and ask the patronage q,
the public generally at their office, 81.
Elm street. vs.
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DALLAS Academy.

Sixth year opens September s, 1884
Four departmcnts-G Grammar, inferno
date, Primary and kindergarten. Tn,
Principal will take entire charge of the
Grammar aud Intermediate depart
ments; Mrs.I. T. Green, ofMcmphis( Ia pu.
pill olCol. Parkerl oiPrimary department
an experienced Froehol directress, with
Miss Maggie johnson "a assistant, OF
Lizzie Brown, Spanish aud Vocal Mu.
sic. Drawing, Painting and Elocutiou
taught, German taught without extra
charge.
Apply to the Principal, 1912 Jackson
street, Dallas, Texas.
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What a sIississippl PHO, Saws.

Capt. y. NJ. Riggs, who Is well known
ut New Orleans and along the Mississip
pi river, says: al have been SUFFERING
rom dyspepsia for the past five wear,
and from broken rest by severe pains in
the bowels and kidneys. tried every
medicine recommended for these dis
eases without success. At last used n
hottie OF Browns Iron Bitters, which
proved perfect success in my case" Ii
cures all liver, kidney and malarial dis
eases.
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Young Men,-Read This.

Tho Noltaic Belt company, Of Mar.
snail, Mich, offer to send their cole
Electric Appliances ON trial for thirt,
days TO men young or old) AFFLICTED
with nervous debility, loss of yitnlit,
and manhood and all kindred troublos
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, para
Nsis and many other diseases. CON
plete restoration to health, yipor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk IL In
Cured, as thirty days trial Is allowed
Write them at once for illustrated
pamphlet tree.
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When you visit or leave New York
City save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop at tho Grand Union hotel
opposite, the Grand Central Depot. Siy
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at a
cost of Sl,000,0O0, reduced to 81 and up-
wards per day. European plan. Ele
yator. Restaurant supplied with tn,
best. Iiorse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads to all depots. Families car
I'VE better for less money at the Crane
Union hotel than in any other tirst-clas,
hotel in the city.
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Aliens Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens the Brain, and positively
cures Nervous Debility, Nervousness,
Headache, unnatural losses, and all
weakness ofGenerative System; IL never
fails. 81 pkg, q for sat- druggists, or
by mail from J. IL. Allen, 3l5 First Ave,
New York CITY.
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The Hoard Of Examiners for Tonchcr,
OF iuhhr Schools OF the City of Dallas
Will meet ~ .'rove's school house. Mon
nay, september lst, at 0 n. m. Appli.
cants will take proper notice.
by order of President.
~. NJ. TlLLMAN, Secretary.
Board OF Examiners; prof. "a. Wv
Aldehof, Prof Grove, DR.. A. i. smith.