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SULPHUR SPRINGS.
IRIS HOPES AND ASPIRATIONS.
Can be Counted on for Good-NOminates
Excellent Delegates-Has Citizens
of Worth and Ambition-Pic-
MICS - Rain-Business.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. ESPECIAL.
I am glad to chronicle the fact of more
rains, which bring plenty to the farmer
and money to all.
Pursuant to call, the County conven-
ton convened last Saturday to elect
delegates to the State, Congressional
and Senatorial conventions. Harmony
prevailed, and public expressions of
good will and endorsements to aud Of
the different National and State Demo
cratic candidates. Hopkins sends n
one, and he was also an alternate to the
late Chicago convention. DR.. Gilbert
has such decided, sound views
ON the lease law, and is so well
able TO eXpound his belief, that
ne would make a worthy Legislator, and
as he has been solicited, it would be good
for the people if he is nominated. Hop
kins now deyiates and will have a con
yention to nominate home candidates,
| heretofore a hurdle race, but fears Of
'daws" in borrowed plumes may llutter
in the race, has decided DENOMINATIONS.
| one who wOuld-be Legislator in this
county, is spoken of as "haying decided
| Democratic views" and Il "free-Tass"
man. That romans open for discussion.
AS the two are at present arrayed, tlcy
seem somewhat autithetcal. one indie
! pendent who has been son the fence,p J
suppose watching the signs Of times, has
! jumped down on the Democratic deal
| board and proposes to be shullled in
the nominating conventions. This whole
| county, ] believe, has Instructed for
Richardson as uperintendent, He Is
displaying remarkable tact. All ofhis
nome papers, every week, have contri-
| buttons from his ready pen, and not con
! tent with the secular press, he writes
able articles for the Christian Advocate.
lie Will certainly be nominated and
none more worthy.
II was always q great day, red-letter
| day, with the little ones, when in their
first time at school, they got past
"Bnker.n That is certainly what our
present Incumbent has not achieved
1t is certainly gratifying to know that
our Congressman, with but few cNcep
tons, will be retained. Let all be solid
on tariff reform, rs Acceptable to the
Democratic party, and with the inhu.
cnce that their recognized ability and
long standing give, will be important
factors In controlling votes and CANINE
power.
News items are scarce. Picnics have
been, and are still being held in different
precincts; what blessings to candidates
They can fill up on the good things o.
the table, and then fill the dear peopl,
with their political ideas.
Thore is u calm in trade. Farmers ar,
counting the costs, and settling ano
summing up last season expenses bclor,
venturing.
Merchants arc calculating on the
probabilities OF future trade, ere the,
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Coke over Production.

PlrrsnrRa, Pa AuLS.- Coke opera.
tiers are loud In complaint about the
depressed condition Of this important
industry. Notwithstanding the stronu.
GUS Efforts of the syndicate 10 bolster n
mp, trade continues to fall on. The
problem of supply and demand has owl.
IDENTIFY not vet been properly studied,
and, evidently, has not vet been orop,
orly solved, as over production is Tic
alleged cause of much of the present
trouble. \ meeting of the Coke produ.
GERS Association has been called for the
Nih Inst, whom measures will be taken
10 remedy the OWL. Is probable tina:
The association will order suspension
OF operations for some time IN the coke
region over which they have control.
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FUSION.


DEER PARK, Mn, Aug, 7.-Anothcr
conference was held here to-day between
stephen d. Elkins and several leading
Republicans and Greenbackers of West
Virginia. The number present was not
rs large rs at last weeks conference, II
being Understood that only those who
We're to have part in the management OF
the canvass in West Virginia should at
tend.
Tho closest secrecy was observed. None
registered at the hotcl, all being
ed NJ Elkin's cottage, and meetings were
held within its doors. Elkins and ok.
Senator Davis returned last night from
the mines adjacent to the West Virginia
Central, which section Senator Don
Cameron and several Pennsylvania Re.
publicaus recently reached via the
| White sulphur. some of those in tn,
conference with Elkins, here to-day
arrived yesterday and awaited his com
| ing. H0 has assumed personal charg,
| of the canvass of Maxwell, the Fusion
candidate for Governor. Funds, Il /,
/ said, have been literally promised by
| the Republican National committee
and the campaign will he inaugurated
at an early day by a meeting in Wheel
ing.
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A FAILURE.

The Trunk Line Association Adjourned.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4 Tho committee oi
five appointed to consider aud report
some line of action for the guidance Of
the Western and the Southwestern
Trunk Lines, did not 80 into session UNI
til after II o'clock this morning. The
general situation remains as indicated
IN the Associated Press dispatches OF
yesterday.
II Is declared that u continuance ofthe
Tripartite agreement will ha discussed
and possibly a decision reached to-day.
As nearly rs can be ascertained, the
Rock Island Is now the only road OPP
posed 10 the abandonment of that comhi-
nation. II IL maintains its present atti-
tude the future Is certain and tho meet.
viii adjourn without action.
LArER-rhe conference adjourned at
, O'Clock, having demonstrated that ID
was Impossible To reconcile the differ.
ences. Al the general conference the
entire subject If the maintainancc of tho
Colorado rates, and the further eNis.
tence of the triparlite agreement WAS re-
ferrod to the committee of five composed
of General Managers lughett, Potter
Cable, Robinson and Kimhall, who wer,
instructed 10 report on or before Sep
tcmber 2id.
In the meantime currunt rates are [,
be rigldly maintained.
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EOR SALE.

f,'uR SALl1--pastdrc lands and pastures
= from 100 to 5000 acres; several pastures
fenced, from 100 TO $500 acres, AlsO stock
cattle. FERGUSON u ABNET, Denton, Tex.
Aug6
JNOR SALl1-'rWO THOUSAND STOCK
A cattle from Ellis and Navarro counties.
Iwo-thirds Of number female. j. BLAKEY,
Ennis, Texas. augl-hn
IGOR SALE-rHE OLDEST AND BEST
4 located Livery stable i'm the cityO Dallas
is offered for sale, because the present prOpri-
clorS are moi born liVcrymcu. We can show
amy one that the stable has not only made.
but Is even now, in July, making money. For
"A practical livcrymun, this Is n rare Opportu-
nifty to secure good thing Terms, one
thlru cash, balance ON any reasonable time
wanted, With interest and well secured APP
ply to or address WHEAT * WHEAT, Dallas
Texas. augl-tf.
IGOR SALE-FAkMS II DALLAS CO.
I one hundred acres john the town OF
Richardson, on II, a T. G. r. r., y miles
north OF Dallas; very rich bluck land; well
Improved; water plenty and good. Two
hundred and eighteen aclC-, one and half
miles west of Richardson; rich, black land,
well improved, In fine state oi cultivation;
large dwelling, rooms; bn1t outhuildings
and tenant houses; splendid orchard peach;
GOOD wells and - acres timber. These are
two among the best places i'm Dallas county.
Titles perfect; M iuruWnrWnce; terms easy
Apply To or address On. l.. r. STROUD,
Richardson, Dallas county, TcSus.
iu2l-lmo.
NOR SALE OR RENT-A FINENEW SIN
4 room cottage cheap beautiful place,
Inquire at the Eclipse Lumucr Yard. Il. VI,
PNGt. iyAu
NOR SALf--UN ACCOUNT OF ILL.,
I health, ! will otter for sale my entire
hOarding-housc outfit, complete IN every tic.
pUytmeut, consisting ot tlru1 urc, bedding
uU,ug-rOOm and kitchen; everything ~
| goul rs new. CIll at once nj 40 jackson
street. Iy2t
l'uR SALE-OWlNG To MY ABSENCE
| 4 for protractcd time, I offer for sale my
mare and buggy; perfectly gentle and n hn(
| driver Apply 10 Martyrs stable, Main
street. JOHN + ELLIOTT, iunlT-tf
lvOR SALE-MiOuM MACHINES For
| 4 sale. Two new machines and presses
/ Westulie a. Britton manufacture, for sale
/ cheap. Address WM, PEOUTs, cuyc liERALI
| Office. lan&-tf
! !NOk SALE OK RENT-.A FiESr-CLASs
| A brand new piano; viii sell ON the Install
ment alau. Apply to aBl EoSs Avenue.
! TpuoO-tf
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rho unlrcrsnI pcrrnmr.

~ NnANfl~aA itiiNlhfs
This - the namc that now, in all sllud
of the world, especially in fashionable
circles, isapplied to the famous Murray
n lanman Florida Water. This delicate
extract from the enchanted gardens of
The tropics increases in popularity day
nv day; nor IL this TO be wondered al
whom we remember that whether used
% the toilet or In tho bath or ON the
handkerchief IL Is alike refreshing,
agreeable aud refined.
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caicAoo, Aug. S.--'rho Journals Des.
inoines, Iowa, special says: Notice has
been given TO the state Board of Health
of AN outbreak OF "A fatal cattle disease
~ Lemars, seventeen head of cattle
having died within twenty-four hours.
tnu state Veterinary Surgeon has boon
scnt TO inyesllgaIe No "details as vet.
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Fall and Winter, 1884.

Having placed our orders before the
late advance, in anticipation Of n pro-
pitlOus season, we are OYerstOCkod in
some lines and offer inducements to
cash aud prompt time customers second
to no house in the country.
Conservative merchants, who, In
giewOf the uncertain condition Of crops
md the stringency of the money mar.
ket, are unwilling to place orders with
Eastern JObbers before they can know
the needs of their trade viii find our
house convenient depository from
which to draw their supplies quickly
and in such quantities as their trade de-
manis, at Boston and st. Louis prices,
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY


incorporated and governed by n Board Of
Trustees; full and experienced Corps Of
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
and hcalthfulucss discipline equal to that OF
the best schools in the country; new and
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
the school; seven states represented, Degrees
conferred upon graduates. The Fall Session
begins October Sth. For Catalogues, etc, adj
dress the superintendent,
MAI. b. J. BURGESS.
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE

s. T. PATTERSON President LEXINGTON EY
The largest Female College in Kentucky.
Buildings OF modern construction; appoints
Mcnts superior, accommodations msurpass-
ed; heated by steam and lighted with gas;
Course of instruction comprehensive; large
faculty Of superior teachers; extra advgn-
,uee- In Language, Music, Painting and Flo
cuiion But two pupils occupy room. It's
patrons aud pupils are references. For cat
a'pgue, copy Of Monthly, published by the
students, list Of references, etc, apply TO the
prneilent or 7. I. 81. CInir. DallAs. NeNns.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL


NVIITIINT w IIslNaIFs
(VECuNICAL BRANCH OF TUE UNIVERSITY.
College Station, Texas.
Endowed by act Of L. $. Congress. Euulp.
ped by the state of Texas, with tuum build.
inps, shops, machinery, apparatus, ETC., 60
the value OF S2tO,GDO. 4 practical school 'Or
training young men To become successful
Farmers, Engineers, Marhiuists, Chemists,
Architects, Contractors and leaders In all
business enterprises Tuition free. All other
expenses extremely low. Session commences
september /, ISL. For fun particulars, adj
dress 1t, 1t, pINWluDlE,
Chairman pt,hC Faculty.
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We have heard more praise rendered
the merits OF Smiths lille Beans than
any remedy that has ever hccn discoV-
cred in the short space OF time they have
been manufactured. There certainly can
I've no humbug about this remedy Price
- cents per bottle. For sale by all drug
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\ ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING Ann
providing tina, the sidewalks an eaci,
side Of commerce street shall be G,,r.o,u
feet wide; ''"''c'n
see. l..-Bc Il ordained hv Tho tlt,. ro,,,,,,,
ot the city Of Dallas, tina, thrrr .bnli L, NM
NJ hereby established sldcwslk, ON en,h sihc
n Nnnmercc STREET unl tht tap same sheii
oc OF the Width OF fourteen feet. ''''''
b., Soy, 81 MI nll orllnancesl In conflict with
The snine are herlhy repealed "'''
see. a-'rhRt this orlinnnr, ,,,. an.
nom and after lts passi,go. ""O '"'''
Approved August 5,li, lSq.
Attest W pApt,,,
W. T.. PARRY,
titN SecrptnfV .""''i
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| MANIFESTATION AND BoARpiNA
w waite mmily, where there are nu
hOnrdcrs,ifposslhlc, not more THAN 'v gun
from sanger Bros, by II young luDii
/ works NJ uipht. X fcrenccs exchange
droSs 4. n. iIGRNLn office,
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French we'll Rath HauSe
a. NJ. BEETuAM, Proprietor.

This popular establishment is helngenlarra6
uNd improved from time To time to meet the
demands OF increasing patronage. II Is the
finest IN the city, and every convenience H.
provided for the comfort of patrons. The
ladies' department is under the immediate
suporlntondancc OF Mrs. Bcetham.
RATES; Hot, Cold or Shower Baths, q
cents Electric Bath, 80 cents; Hypodermic
Medicated NnpOr 81 -
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NltANTED-FlFrN LADIES M
w pants. drawers, oNerhl 'i,.,f'
now " tiv time TO secure fW" W, 40
ply between I ana s o'clock p'' Z
a BLAKE. III
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FOR RENT.

L'OE REN1-l& COLORADO CITY, 4
= lUrgc, well furnished huurllUg-huusr
centrally located \ good hnusc-kCCpcr
having qualities necessary 10 conduct such
vu establishment can do we'll here Refer
gnccS required. Apply 90 box 80, Colorado,
I,NUS uutS-lt
EOR RENI--A Observation-Disclosures
} room and unluruiShCd room Tor rent,
with accommodations To huprj; also day
nn1rttra wanted. Apply To MRS, 1ALIiA-
FARp,IB Pacific avenue. augS-It
LuG NENl-rWO NICELY FURNISH
l. ed rooms; southern exp sure; with or
without board, 40 $40 ASard avenue.
hug0-it.
EOR RENT-ONE HANDSOMELY Ful-
uishcd front room, nt I2d Elm street.
Nug-btT
EuR RENl-uNE on Tat MOST DESI-
u mhlc store-rooms In Dallas, ~ by Il
lect W IN basement of same Dimensions, or
po,Hc Herald office. Apply Ia GLEN Liza
SAlonN nug3.tc
ut,ttrNl-FNi.N. Ci.t,Uf LAND
a. NO IN iull state o. cultivation: balance
Welt wutvrcG good pasture; house OF rooms
large bum ana necessary ont luiidMgs: pN,
cHuyut orchard; spring Of water in ward; {,
rent iorcash; three and a hall miles south %
Mckinney VCNaS, on Dallas rOHd Address
or apply on premises To GEORGE GIVE
Mckinney. ToNnS. nuu}-Stw-2w
EUE KENT OR SALt-ONE or TIL
4 incest residences in the Ctdlrs. corner
Young and Browdcr; q rooms, . ciy,c,ns
WalcT Wuyks, lds, stables. iue yard, and al
outnousos In hrst-clusS order. Apply at stur
ort"s'truco, I. NJ TuINAN. nuga 81
/ INOG RENr-CENTRNLIY LOCATED
4 Fiut-clpN> sleeping rooms; south eNpos
are; ali cunNcricucos. ltNnslGN u BEAn
/ t'tu. 80 Nnin STREET, upstairs iN.i
I'OR RENT-Nu. $50 hiN STREEI
/ = next door Ia sycamore street: MISC ",
! us sycamore street, for rent Tor term a
/ wears; these are No business locntlon,
lust west Of the PoSinllcc. Apply tp DouC
. Lass e DANnvEE, No. IA sycamore street
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NOTICES.

NOTICE 10 CONTRA SrORS-SsAT,Ep
y bids viii I've received at the office OF tho
IltN Secretary until So, m. ON Tuesday, inc
18th pruN or building m cmbnnktnrnt
around the reservoir at the Water. Work. In
THIS city, according 20 the Specifications and
GRADES furnished by the C'ty Eurin,cr The
Guy Council reserves the light 10 reject any
AM ~ ol9s, ,.,-. UugS. M
hlSSOLUTlON Or rAniNENsnIts.-
~ Notice i hereby given that the pnrtrcr.
snip heretofore existing between r. 4, C'nnn.
bell and Charles Il. Rcinccke, under The arm
nnne OF Campbell y Re'nocko. Is This dnv
dissolved 10y mutual consent, f. A. Cun,,.
he'll assumes NIL liabilities and win rrcpint
gu accounts hue the firm. The business viii
be- continued ut the old stand hy Il. a.
Campbell. ACANpnt.tt 80
CllAs. A. REtNEcKF.
pallns Texas, Angus, ., 1881. pues n
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fNUR SALlG-pasturc lands and pastures
I from 100 To 5000 acres; several pastures
fenced, from 100 to 1900 acres, Also, stock
cattle FERGUSON d ABNEG, Denton, Tex.
Auu6
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nnrsrord,s Acld phosrhntc.

BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
limitations and couutcrfcits have
again appeared. BE sure that the wore
",IoRsfoRn's" is on the wrapper. Non,
are genuine without it.
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You VIII say the Same.
"Nothing relieves pain so quickly rs
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters." IS.
$. stafford. Now York. 25c,
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A GOOD MAN ooNE.

Particulars Of the Death OF the Galveston
r0etmastcr.
GALVESTON. Aug. This city was
profoundly shocked at the sudden death,
ut his desk, of Mr.. Oscar Garoisson,
postmastef Mr. Garisson aud spe-
eiAi agent OF the post-oillcc department
hal JUS e9alQlctod tho. examination OF
various departments OF tho post.oflce
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NNmvER'irnfAr Frl6 lir-r ,t
r1,o nmm NM, Aus ~ i,,-u ~ rnn /. AK.
IN r,r y S S,,,,, A,stli' Reward viii 10 mi
nouusvi,i irni,hlnS ll'.a 80 q. ". soss.
'' "a Aust.lt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WE AREAUTHORIzEDTo ANNoir>.a9
" !. q. L, KENDALL as candidate far
siecilon as Justice of the Peace of Pre'irse
No at the ensuing election. '''hct
ME ARE REQUESTED TO AN NtjT7yCp
" W.. T. STRANGE as n candidoto u
county Judge at the ensuing election. "r
WE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOTVrv
W NJ. >. Austin, of Rockwell, as a condi
date Tor Floater for Dallas, Rockwall ani
Tarrant counties. Gnu
w ARE AUTHOKtZEDIO ANN0IfNCp
W W. +. GRAHAM as q candidate for %
stable OF Precinct No. at the ensuing eia,
Ion. fF - V'eV'
WHARF, REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY SCHULZ as O candidate for III
iceot the Peace forPrecinct MOL. =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NNOITNCT
~ Z, Il. CLINT as a candidate Tor rec 'ec
Jon 10 the Office of County Attorney at III,
ensuing election. N'
WEARE AUTHORIZEDTOA ANNOUNCE
w >. n. BRAsWELL as candidate for I'M
ice OF the Peace for Precinct No. |, al th,
ensuing election. Wv
WE AXE AUTHORIZED 70 AN
" nounce Mr.. C.. y. GILLESPIE as n con
udate for reelection TO the office OF Count
collector N'"i'
NJ u Al,E AUTHORIZED 10 *
" nounce Mr.. +. ID. LANGLEY nj n can
nuate Tor County Treasurer of Dallas COUNTY
..e2tion inNoyember.
w h AXE hEQ ~ ESTEDTO ANNOUNCE
j; q. MCCARr ms a candidate for Cor
table in Precinct No |.
WE ARE REQUESTEnT0 ANNOUNUl
~ JOHN OVERLAND as a candidate for Coi
tla1le IN Precinct No. |.
Nv e AkE KEQU ESTED TO ANNOUNCj
~ W. NJ. Z. HILL as candidate for "a
lection to the office of County Clerk.
w u ARE REQU ESTED TO ANNOrNC
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pew WILLIAM L. CuUuhrT, ntE
Methodist Church Extension, saws Giles
Lnlment lodide Ammonia is the best rem
edy ever put before the public Tor ncurnlaia.
lie suffered for 80 years, and never, until he
and takes pleasure In thus nn6iirly nm
nouncing MS cure, as he desires 10 be "A hcnc.
factor to the human family. sold hy nll
druggists. ~ "''
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SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. Especial.
I am glad to chronicle the fact of more
rains, which bring plenty to the farmer
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ST. EDWARDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS
THE STAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON, VA.

REV. JAMES WILLIS, Principal.
This Unknown institution h one of the
host Ia the south. Noted for its cNCCllCht
corps Of teachers, elegant ana hcRlthnul locu-
ton, home Influence Wd moral culture; hest
facilities for Music and Art. Not secinrian.
Terms moderate Session opens first We'd
ncsdNy In September Apply tor catalogue.
The principal will visit Texas the latter part
OF August and accompany those going to { he
school. Correspondence with him viii deter
mine time and place Of stRriinG.
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JUDSONINSTITUTE
Marion, Ala,

Forty-Scvcuth session begins October |,
lSi. Faculty uf fifteen. Collegiate course
iur Young Ladies'. kindergarten and Pre-
P,rn,2irg mepnttinltShts' STnnol OF MUSE,
catalogues, send to
ROBERT FRAZER, President.
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"'Tisa set of features, acomplcNiun,
The tlncturc of "a skin that admire, %
In using POZlonis complexion powder,
Falrcst charms you win acquire.
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AUSTIN COLLEGE

sherman, Texas.
The next session will begin on the 30 Of
September 1851. instruction in all the usual
Departments thorough. For Information
apply to REV. Il. p. PALMER, ID. D.,
President. sherman, Texas
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Az ANlEu-l WANT A SlIl Ailv
w the hardware business. and itaga
would invest a few thousand dollars rs !
ncr or at Interest. can give salts,
references. n. HARDWARE care !,
Herald, au.'
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V}rANTEU-A TOY; MUST COME WEI
" recommended Apps 80 Iuuau
I,Itl ID
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4 GEMS WANTED - ADDRESS \
4 louis Ccirjc Lamp Co 81. Louis. n
for circulars. cuts ana terms OF % canl
power Marsh Electrical Lamp. augS w,l
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EDUCATIONAL.
DALLAS
FEMALE COLLEGE,
Terms Per Session of Twenty Weeks.

Terms Per Session of Twenty Weeks.
Primary ........ Observation-Disclosures. ..... SO 10
Preparatory Observation-Disclosures, .......... ~ w
Academic ........................... - w
ColIeyiate. ............... 80 %.
Incidental Fee payable on entrance).. ! 70
Graduation Fee ........................ 10 10
Boarding twashing not included) with
lights, fuel and servants attention. 10 90
Tuition bill to be paid monthly. Board dis
half payable In advance. Pupils furnish tow
els toilet articles, table napkins, and one pair
each OF sheets, blankets and pillow cases.
EXTRA AND OPTIONAL,
Piano, Organ or Guitar ENTHUSIASTICALLY SO w
SPECIAL Vocal Lessons Observation-Disclosures. % Ut
Use ofInstrument for daily practice zone
hour, ................. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . W
.............. ............ Teachers Rates
Latin, French or German .......,...,.,.. 10 20
CaliSthencs daily ..... ..........,.....,. 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental, after the
most approved composers. Modern and clas-
steal music taught: also thorough bass. We
otter to the patrons of the school the services
Of a corps of compe ont, wcll-sGlaried teach
ers, chosen and tried, some Of whom have
been with US for five and q half years, and to
all boarding pupils the attentions Of a moth
err at the hands Of the principals WIFE
Daughters of ministers Of all dcrpmna-
tons instructed free OF charge, except as 10
Incidental fees and extras. Give us trial,
aud we shall make good these pledges.
W. *. JONES,
President aud Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-09
WANTED.

barber shop. < coed opening and indu
ments for good barrier. Cal on OF addn
@. w. PATRICK, Proprietor Sun Hotel,
Elm street. aug
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY, nv
w tirSt-clasS dressmakcrs; must col
well recommended. Good wages Gnl perm
ncnt employment. Address MRS. NJ.
FONrAINE, Colorado City, Tex aus
NNyANTED-ROOM; NICELY FURN1S
w ed. airy and well kept; in good
cality, for u single gentleman; prefer a
waite family. No buardlng-houses need
swer. Address TOM SAWYER, Wind
Hotel aua