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The Mineral argus., 1884-05-29
What Would bankrupt Army ofaoers

Washington Letter: Gen. Sheridan has
shown signs since he took hold of the army OF
an intention to pursue a vigorous policy. For
one thing, he has been astonishing the army by
ordering a series of exchanges of stations be-
tween regiments in the west. He believes that
for their mutual good and for the good of the
service exchanges of stations should be more
frequent. An exchange means a great deal to
the regiments concerned. One has been per-
hapa ten years at eastern post-Fort MoHenry,
Baltimore, for example. 1t has taken root.
Suddenly, often with very little warning, II
must go out in the Indian country to resume
routine life under totally different conditions.
At the same time a regiment
which has been a fixture for a de-
cade in New Mexico or Montana comes into
civilization again. 1t is often quite as disagree
able for the Western regiment to come East as
for the Eastern regiment to go West. "Why
sir" said an old army officer, eff the
regiment at Fort Blank, Oak, were ordered
East to-day it would bankrupt every officer in
its roster. Every one of them had some local
scheme for making money-a farm, or a mine,
or a herd of cattle, or something that they could
not give up without greatloss. From time i'm
memorial army officers have always done a
little money making as they went along out on
the plains. Take Dodge City, Kan. That Is
built on a town cite purchased by an army
surgeon from a squatter fora few hundred dol
lars, and afterward sold by the army surgeon
for more than $4,000. That's one of numer-
Gus cases. Most of those officers who have
been long in the West, where they have any
~shrewdness at all, have some money laid ur
against retirement day"
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More Grecian Discoveries.

The London Athen@um publishes the
following extract from a letter from DIR.
Schliemann, dated Tiryns, April II,
1884: "Three cheers to Pallas Athena!
In fact i have succeeded here in a won
derful way, having brought to light an
immense palace with innumerable col
umns, which occupies the entire upper
Acropolis of Tiryns, and of which the
floor and all the walls are well pre-
served. OF paramount interest are the
wall paintings, which my architect and
collaboration, DIR. Dorpfeld, is now copy
ing with the same colors. OF the very
highest interest are also the vase-paint-
ings with the most primitive represen-
tations of men and animals. The plan
of this wonderful prehistoric palace can
be made with great accuracy, and it
will excite universal amazement, for
nothing like this has ever turned up.
The capital found is of the most ancient
Doric order aver discovered"
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nnntn Of a Voted HoOsier.

Cen. William Il. H. Terrell died at Indianap-
Sis. on Friday, he 10th, Of consumption.
Gen Terrell was one of the best known men in
Indiana, and had a national reputation and ac-
ouaintance. During the war he was Gov.
Mnorton's financial secretary and adjutant gem
orsI of the state. Under Gen. Grants admin
strotion he was third assistant postmaster gen
srai Upon retiring from that position he was
snno1nted pension agent at Indianapolis, and
f6rF the last three years had been secretary of
tbe republican state central committee. His
renort in several volumes of Indiana in the
war for the Union, is a model of accuracy and
a valuable contribution to the history of the
state.
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Pensions.

Soldiers, Dependent Fathers, Minors,
Mothers and Widows, if you are in doubt
as to whether you have received allthat
is due you from the U. S. Government,
send to us for blanks and instructions.
Stoddard & Co., Alb G. Street, Wash
ington, ID. G.
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What promised to be pure love match
was broken off the other day when a
Philadelphia man discovered that his in
tended bride had used four eggs inmak-
ing a pie, when eggs were 45 cents a
dozen. After worrying about it for a
week, he concluded that a IN so ex-
travagant would bankrupt him in five
years.
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Important supreme Court decision.

The supreme court of Minnesota rendered a
decision in the case of the Red River &Lake of
The Woods railroad company Va. Andrew Sture,
from Polk county. The railroad company
built its line through the farm of Sture-1GO
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SABAH'S SIAYL.

appearance In the Sharon-Hill Case OF
the Sable Seeress Whom the Plaintiff
nsulte
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TIE HERALD THURSDAY MORNING MAYI1so'

only by large majority OF the party In the
nation, but n very large minority In the
republican party also entertain o ike view.
II ~ true, for consistenoy's sake, and TO
make n showing against the democratic
party In tho next campaign, lew, " any, 70.
publioans will be found sustaining this
bill, but In private conversation sirong,
earnest leaders In the republican ranks de-
clare that they are ready To tafo even n
more advanced stand IN layor OF revenue
reform, and assert thas II turc.ssiul this
fail tho next republican congress VIII ie.
duce the tariff below the amount specified
In the Morrison bill. When republicans get
extrsvagant democrats respondent In re-
gard TO the apprc aching presidential con.
test II would he we'll Tor them 10 look well
at the facts and iigures clearly presented IN
the last two nationsl campaigns. In 1916
tho democratic vote In the nation was A.
3l5 o1l. the republican vote ,0i0 COS, votes
for all other parties 81 3iS, or y clear mo.
iority OF 26370o over the republicans, aud
majority over all OF 40 357 votes, while an
honest count gave Mr.. rilden msjor,ty OF
% electoral votes. In 1880 the republican
vote was 4,4i2 $50, democratic i.4i2 800,
greenback 30S SGT. A republican majority
oyeI the democratic OF ONLY 30, and MI
norily IN the nation OF 1902. IL Will alto
he seen that Garfield received majority al
90 electoral votes, but these were lees han
the electoral votes OF New York New Jer-
soy, Connecticut aud California, and Just
tho present votes OF New York ana Ohio.
To-day wo have surety Of majority OF
the popular vote with nn almost certainty
OF the electoral votes of California and
New Jersey, with mora Than lighting
chances for New York, Connecticut, Ohio
and IRdians.-[ Palestine Advocate.
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STtrnESvILLE, April Is Correspond.
enoe.J lat p meeting OF the leedipg bus
mess men held In the town OF Stephenvllle
on Wednesday. April %, q committee wes
appointed 10 draft resolutions ombodylog
the sentiments OF the meeting concerning
TIE building OF railroads through the coun-
tv. The committee met on tho following
Saturday and framed the following resolu-
tions, which were adopted:
( Resolved, That We, the citizens OF Erath
County generally, and Of the town OF Ste
phenyillo In particular, feel the deepest
concern IN the future Of said town and
county; and,
Resolved, That we note with pleasure
the renewed and enthu9iasilc Efforts OF the
growing cllies oil Fort Worth ana Dallas to
secure railroad communication with tho
southwest; and
Resolved. That VIC bold ourselves ready
aud pledged TO aid, with encouragement
and money, either or both OF said enter
prises--if Stephenville be included in the
list OF town. through which ouch road or
roads will pass; and
Resolved. That IN order 90 secure an
enrly railroad connection with said ci,ies,or
either OF them. we will use every reasonable
effort, and respond 20 every reasonable de-
NJ pnd with promptnoss, cheeriulness aud
libsrslity. Respectfully,
J. u. BERRY.
J AN A. FREY,
GEORGE w. jerks,
j, n. CAGE.
j. II. HYMAE,
Committee.
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linz. tax as.sssors for two terms each. were
OF thai side OF the river, tho latter rom the
town o, Lancaster; aud Hon. J. W. Daniel
served two terms In tho legislature from
tho same town. Then II will not DO Tor
gotten that Hon. II. s. Guy served US In
the state senate from the same place. The
present sheriff lsA west-of ihe-river man.
This all shows that there II no room Tor
complaint. The city OF Dallas being on
this bank OF tho TTiuiiy OF
oonrse gives this side the gfeetent
numerical strength, but Notwithstanding
this that pkrt 81 the couniy lying wet OK
the river has had a fair quota OF the Offices.
both county and Legislative. This side OF
the river. exclusive OF the city OF Dallas, ns
the past abuudantly proves, has furnished
but two mem ers for the legislature lana
ong OF them, Mr.. Cochran, was barely on
THIS slde), aud only ono or two county ON,
Gers. All that part OF the county touth o'
Duck Greek and east OF the city, embtholh x
a very large aud thrifty territory, mas nSVsI
iurnishad either county oilicer g! MEM
ber TO the legislature. So Ia oct Jusuce
that Mesquite, being in the center OF .hls
territory, should have one OF the rep
~ eutaiIves this time, especially
i, nor citizens put forward .
r,n,ueient man. This they have done.
il AVE- never heard Sir. kimbTough'9 fitness
or ability questioned. He Ia unanimously
endorsed py the press OF Ahe county as
mon OF unimpeachable integrity and pos
-gssad with the requisite staying qualities.
The charge Is made by this would.pe polit.
cal distributor OF Lancaster that Mr. Nash
and Mr.. Kimbrough "eeem disposed 10 dis.
tribute rain oflicls TO suit themselves"--
thAtis,if he former runs for the senate.
There is not a word OF truth Ia this con-
10 uptib,e charge. ns every one who In inii-
mate with these Two men knows. But this
charge 10 made TO prejudice tho people
agairs, them, because air. Nash
happens b reside at the Same town Mt.
Kimbrongh does. The people pny no At
tention TO such silly lwgddle as thif. is
the politicians who are raising al TINS hne
aud cry aaout nothing, and not the people.
When tho people want a public servant
the 2 should look 10 his qualifications rather
than his locality, and they will. Mr. Nash
liyga in the centre OF tho district, near tho
line OF tho three counties composing IL, and
Is the man for the piece, because he is al.
ready in the harness and can accomplish
most Tor the entire district. IL there are
Statesmen Ut Lancaster. and ! know there
are, why trot 'em out; they vii. certainly
have as fair show as those on this
side OF the turbid Trinity. This city will
divide with both sides, going ss much TO
one as the other. These antagonisms got
ten up By politicians between different sec
tions or bstween the city snd country are
productive OF no good ana should be, as
they Will, frowned down by 81! who have
the Interest OF the people and the demo
cfatic party at heart. y, y.
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FOR RENT


Tor RENT--A NICE FURNISHED ROOM,
U cool ana pleGs.nt. at sol Jackson st, apS0u
lOR REST-925 ELM STREET, NEAR TEE
[ Postoiice. u large well furnished bed room;
young men. or gentleman and wife Call aud
sec at DR. Munay's oiice 92i Elm st. ma1.lt
TYOR RENT-A HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS
on, Elm stiest ! block north of County
Courthouse; good water abundant. Apply. 10
NJ GUILLOT, No lG Houston street fnai-2s
NUR kENT-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
y 10 gentlemen only. 7s6 Wood So. MALT
COK RENr-PART or 81 ORE SUITABLE
L for Office or merchandiss, at 70l Elm Ct aJ0'it
TOR RENT--A VERY DESIRABLE COT.
L tage orc rooms. conveniently located, cor.
premises, Apply TO NJ. S. Levy Sanger Broth
era wholesale department apl2G-0
T,OR RRET--A VERY DESIRABLE cor.
j. tage OF G rooms. conveniently located corner
SEES Apply to NJ. $. LEVY, Sanger Brothers
Wholesale Department api26u
IGOR RENT-FOUK ROOMS AT 203 EEL y ST.
o'er Wallace & wsggeners; very pleasant
rooms. suitable Tor Offices or sleeping 70 )rnB.
Apply to ]. w BARTON. G26 Elm at apr25-1m
NOR RENT--THE STORE HOUSE, GIL ELM
II street. now occupied by Lyons Brothers,
Wholesale taddlert; 25xl50 feet. stories. Apply
10 JAMES BARTON, CPS Elm st. apf25.1m
EoR RENT-HOUsE OF ROOMS SER
L wants room. buggy house and stable, cor.
ner OF Akard and Jackson streets, Nice fruit
trees grapes. etc. Apply on premises 10 Il j.
Putty. $50 Akard and Jackson streets. apr27lw
lNOR RENT "A NICE COOL ROOM AT NO.
4 s0i Jackson treet aprl9tf
FOR REN'--h NICE FURNISHED ROOM,
l. with southern exposure; minutes walk
front business part Of Town. Call ut northwest
corner Akard and Young streets. apr22 II
EOR RENr--THE SECOND STORY OF THE
/ new Postofice building, fine large room.
50xsO feet; 3. i. corner Of Sycamore and Elm
streeis Apply 10 MURPHY y BOLAKZ, Real
Estate AGENTS. marriott
EoR RENr-oNE ELEGANT SUITE OF
l. rooms and one single room, south exposure,
third floor OF new building on Main street. next
10 Hei AID building; light and ventilation ter
feet; water aud closets same floor LINDSLEY
BRADFORD. Attorne vs. 735 Main street (up
stnir ar?2m
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GRANBURY.

GnAEBUsY, April 2S-TCorrespondence, ]
The committee this morning finished the
subscription of $4,000 stock In the Fort
Worth & Southwestern railroad, and p. II.
Throsh and J ID. Barker viii take it TO
Fort Worth, when the charter will be Sc
cured aud work begun q, once.
There IL not more energetic and pro-
gressive town In the state than ours. With
only 500 inhabitants, we have a S25 600
bridge over the BrsZos river, q $1,000 col.
lege building. two steam flour mills and
gins, three church buildings, numbers OF
line stone business houses, and elegant res.
idonces, oil built with our own money, not
a cent Of outside capital has assisted us.
And now we raise $25 900 to ge. railroad,
and nearly every man in town. and even
the farmers near, subscribed, whether real
estate OWuera or not.
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uURRAH FOR nIUTTON!l,

Observing an advertisement in the HER
AID of Saturday, the Goth instant, a GER
tain butcher named Hamm Gays no has
opened mutton market, which has been
long ed here, and that he sells mutton
at 8 cents per pound; now, in reply, /
would saw havc $4,000 head Of sheep 10
get, by which / think Il Is my duty to sup-
ply my customers with mutton at less
any quantities. and viii go supply them.
The statement nbout "the long.ielt want"
was absurd, because every butcher in this
city had ample supply OF mutton at all
tmeg for his customers. II. HARRIS,
President Detective and Protective Butcher
Association.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.


ELECTION NOIICE--A PETITION SIGNED
r. by the requisite number OF qualified voters
having been approved by the honorable City
Council, of the city OF Dallas, on April 16, 1881
asking that sn election TO ordered 10 ostorrine
whether or not the territory. embraced in the
limiis hereinafter given shall become annexed
to aud foim part o the clts Of Dallas. ThisB
to give notice th-t an election viii be held at the
reaidente of Il. W Liltlepage on the l7,h day
Of May. $751; by. which Il viii be determined
whether or not the following territory shall be.
a lncxed 20 the city Of Dallas to-wii: Begin
Ming ON the east bonndiJ inc OF liarwood street
Mt point where II IL ntsrseced by the north
boundary liuc of tho city Of Dallas; th'rce north
west with said street until IL forms juaciion
with Masten street thence northwest along
Masten street until Il intrssots an imaginary
line, being an extension Of the south boundary
line OF John w. Paynes homestead; thence on
said line 70 said Paync's southeast coraeI; THENCE
along said south boundary line and IN q straight
direction 20 Trinity river; thence down said
river. 10 the corporate line OF the city II Dali
las; thence easiwariiy on said line to the pace
OF beginninr. II. w. LittlePage Is appointed
presiding officer 10 hold said election.
X. Il BURKE,
County Judge Dallas rouniv
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TIE SENATORIAL SUBJECT.

DALLAs. April 2s.-tEditor HeraldI-In
lhie norning's paper spear. : somswhai
15I0 over the oognomen OF i've stars. II
80 70 have . two.f Id object. First, 10
3kroV mad q Mr.. Mash and an aerirsnts
q ~ Ioeislature who resides on this side
= the liver. gecond. 70 create antsScn-
I06n6 befWeon the different sections Of Dali
M ooQnty In order 70 defeat or try to
80 tie eeutleman refsrred 10.
"a oh1o I've star letter exprooses the senti-
n,Gnf Of ony pant Of Dallas county. Why
- - WfiisF "a the nsms Of juetice
1lsl6qes" TIE toogeship down 70 Eliis
- iks oonsrssl16ni me people east
- flyof eFD not o1leeeine % . man vest
- III 6nd inisoGf uhsnsvsr they. trot
- -; 0ar - nee So. 1sn masS,
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EOR Gal Z


!AkTED-FARM HANDS, COOKS housE
y women aud other omployces Mt GOO Main
street Dallas, Texas mal.lt
yATANTED-BY a STRONG. HEALTHY
w. girl, a situation MS house. girl IN a good
family. Addrcss LANA, Herald Office mi.2t
w places; wife good cook aud lsundress;
would 40 entire work OF small family, husband
n coachman; can milk; garden and be generally
useful: no children: good references. Address
EDWARD, Herald once malt
MANTED-A GIRL TO Do GENERAL
W homework In family Of I've: good wages.
Apply 20 Mr.; = j. CANNON. corner Ross ay;
J. lease Of tho Southern Hotel, Silver City, New
Mexico, 2.lioiy brick, 3S slecplng.r0oms, 1ne
Office, bar and billiard:room al furnished III
first class style. Inquire or address q. 2. WAR
rem. Silver City, New Mexico. apr20.7t
s0R SALE-MAsON & HAMLIN ORaAH,
rea'ly new; on easy payments. Call at 90
Bryan street, aerS0-lw
NOR SALE .00J BOis d ARC POSTS AND
l. 100 bushels OF Millet seed. delivered on
cars a. Forney. Address ]. W WALKER, Fc q;
NOR sALE-A FINE SADDLE AND BUGGY
K horse perfectly gentle for family use; also
a ledy's nhm.on aud open buggy Apply or
address 75l Ross avenue. npr2I-lw
LOR SALE OR RENr--A BEAUTIFUL RES.
idcnce, just completed, ono block from
street car line and In very desirable locality,
buggy house and stable oa the place and
good we'll of wafer also. two other places on
same street. This Is mn excellent opportunity
for those tired Of paying rent 20 procure good
homo for very little money. Tho houses have
never been occupied Address Box GAG, Dallas
Texas anf21-lm
NOR SALE OR RENT - A FIRST ABS,
T. brand new plano; will sell on tho ineiall.
ment plan. Apply to SCI Ross avenue feb29tf
TOR sALE-H0hsE-A GOOD, RELIABLE
/ black buggy mare cen be purchased at q
bargain by applying to c. A. READ, Manager
Dallas Telephone lex. apr23u
Tor SALE-ONk BILLIARD TABLE, NgAK.
L ly new. Inquire at Craddcck's npr2Q.
TOR sALE-A N0MBER OF DESIRABLE
IL lots In tho new Cedar Grove Addition" ly.
Ing north of Cochran street aud east OF the Mis-.
souri, Pacific Rsilwsy. ranging In price from
200 10 $780, by MURPHY d BOLANZ. Real
Estate Agents, No 700 Main street. nprl6-u
L'ORSALE BROOM MACHINES FOR SALE
X Two new machines and presses Westlake
s. I}ritton manufacture, for sale cheap ADDRESS
VIM. PF0UTs, care Herald Office ian22u
/ OR SALE BALLOON FURNIfURF, COM
/ prising counter. shelving and ice chest. as
good as new; will sell very cheap for cash Ad.
dress s., Herald Office. nlicu
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w CONE to the ST. JAMES HOTEL, where
you can get the best accommodations for tho
money. only S1.5o per day Doaid, with
room) 10 to ~ per week; table board, si.bo
per week. Rooms to lot, with or without board
JAMES NJ. ORR, Proprietor. npr20.u
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NOTICE TO RACToRS-SEALED Pa0
Nv pos.l. for tho building OF brick or q stone
jail for Hunt county, Texas. will he received at
my Office. In tho city of Greenville. until IL
O'Clock m. on Saturday, the 18th day OF May.
1854 The bids win be received for the erection
OF The building, aud for the iron work separate
ly. aud the bidders for the building will be re.
qpired TO die with their bids an approved bond,
In the sum NJ eco with gu acknowled cement
OF siencis aud certificate OF n clerk OF court
where the parties reside Of the solvency Of tho
su-et.e S; said bond cond toned for the faithful
performance OF the work according. to the plans
and specifications Tho party 10 whom the con-
trac. FOR The cells and Iron work Is awarded Will
be required to givc bond They will also be
required TO present samples OF material pro.
posed TO be used in the cell and iron WORK.
Plans and specifications On bs seen at my OF:
fec. In Greenyillc, Texas, and Al the ONCE OF
Dodson & Dudley architect, Waco. Texas af-
Tor Monday, April 2s, 1884. Cash will DO paid
for the building as tho work progresses, and for
the cells and iron works when completed. The
court reserves the light 70 any all bids.
8. SHERRILL,
County Judge HUT County.
GggEavILLT, TpxAs, April ., 1884
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nendy Cor Emergencies
Nothing is go hsndy TO have in the house
as Benson's Copcine Porous Plaeters, Highly
medicinal. % cents.
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INSURANCE.

49, INoOnANOEs
~ uts and lIIstory, Austin, TexLs. February
~, 1sst.-This certihes, that the FIRE AsrO.
CITATION. an Insurance Company. Of Phila-
ha ,ss sN%p o o wn
apce Companies III this STATE ard having OK.
hibited Certificate from tho Comptroller Of
pSs TAX for Tseve month";. rom V hs
day OF January, 1854, Il hereby Authorised TO
pursue the busine,s OF Fire and Marine Iusnr.
ance throughout this State from tho LIST day OF
upon payment OF such further tax TO- county
aad municipal corporations In which said Com
pauy may do business ms may be required bv law
sign my name and afix the impress Of my OF.
fetal seal the day and da q trft above writtn,
ii P'BREWSTER Commissioner
nkPAkTMENT OF INSURANCE, STATS:
j, issi.--To all Whom Il May Concern: THIS IL
10 certify tina. the Iiibe,pia Insurance Com
psny OF New Orleans, La has IN all res
pecIs fully complied with ne laws OF Texas s a..
this state, aud that said Company holds GER
llacato OF authority. rom this Office entltling
II 10 do buslncssi In this state fct nino months
ron the ist dsy OF April 1851 to the a'' day
H. s.j-Clveu under my hand and scal. at OF.
fce, In Austin, the day aud date hrst above
CARNEs & EWING. AGENTS. Dallas. Tex 5.
DEpARTMENT OF INSURANCE, sTATIs.
~ tics and Hl'tofy. Austin. Texas FEBRUARY
iIh. lsSi.--To all whom D. may Concarn: This Is
TO certify that tbs Niagara flre Insurance Com.
pany OF New York N. y, has In all respects
iullY complied with the laws OF Texas as condi.
lions precedent TO its doing business IN this
state. aud thatsa d company holds certificate
OF authority from this Office emitting II 10 do
business IN this state for twelve months from
1t day OF January, 1881, to the 3is, day OF De-
cember, 1854
IL. s.. Given under my hand and seal. at
Office, In Ans,in, the day aud date first above
written II. y. BREWSTER, Commissioner.
JOHN y. ALDEHOFF. Resident Agent
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CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTS,

.ITANTED-ALL STONE. CUfTERsTo STAY
w away from San Angela, w we arc on u
srike for $500 per day BY order OF the Com.
mittee. aprSs.9t
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IN posals will 10 received BIZ the undersigned
till noon OF the first day OF May, 1851, fr tho
erection oil Il two orY stone school building.
Plans and specifications can TO eoen at the OF.
fee Of Mayor Buster. Weatherfori. The right 10
reserved TO reject any or oil bids.
NJ. W. BUSTER
Mayor and President Boari OF Trustees,
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Those suffering from Dyspepsia, IndlgeF.
ton etc., should read the advertisement
ofColden's Liquid Beef Tonic.
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Az ANTED--ACrIvE MEN TO CANvAas
W for our subsci .piiUn books IN every city and
county In Texas; liberal terms ara permanent
en- lloyment given Call on or address J. w.
s1ONN. Ol9 Mhlnht mnr2l unit
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lVANTED-To SKILL Low, ONE SODA
w apparatus, IN good order; also two fountains
CHAS KAHN. npr2-lm