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through their forty acres Ia the W. w.
Ksens survey, for 1910
Louisiana Handley OF al. TO ChicAso,
Texas 4 Mexican Central railroad. right Of
gay through their ITO acres In the John
Casey survey for $3.50.
Oh rlts Axe and wife TO Chicago, Texas
4 Mexican Central railroad. right oi-way
through their land In the W. N. Bennett
survey, or 400.
r. II. Mallapone aud wife to the Chicago,
Texas & Mexican Central railroad. right.of'
way through their land In the Jacob Rssger
survey, tor Sl25.
W. ". Sage OF al. to tho Chicsno. Texan
4 Mexican Central railroad, rlght'oi'way
through their land In tho John Casey our
vey, for $3.50.
& IA. Force and wlfe 10 Chicago, Texas
& Mexican Central railroad, right.oi-way
through their land IN tho Mckinney A
Williams survey, for ISL.
John Daugher,y and vito 10 Chicago
Texas & Mexican Central railroad, right-oi
way through The Mckinney 4 Willinm'
survey, In consideration OF the establish
ment ana location OF station and siding on
said land.
w. W. Anliok and s. II. Force TO Chi
cpga, Texas < Mexican Central railway
right -of-wny through their land on the
southeast side OF tho Samuel N. Hyde sur
vey In consideration OF beneiits 10 BIO de
rived,
Jacob Dixon and wife 10 Chicago, TexG
a. Mexican Central railroad, rignt-ot.wey
through their land in the Samuel II. Hydl
| survav for Sbb
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positi,n 10 him should combine, he Will be
the candidate OF their party. Heis able ahu
Adolf, and would be- the riost dithoult ro'
nublican 10 beat, but after all, he 10 only tho
,,pfessntetiye OF two ghosis-darheid sni
Lincoln, Beaides. there ~ AN element OF
his party, who greatly fear his impfn'
denos,"
much Roadway against Tilden.
General MeClornar d-"No. the popolsr
cycloue would sweep him out OF Us path;
b,tidss there Ia much antsgorism W ths
rspublinan camp; the Gonkling aud 500
neld breaches arc by no means healed, nor
the Logan and Blaine, nor many others tnat
aleavs arise among the leaders OF party
An power With Tilden the democracy
would be unit; they would go into the
oatte with the old battle cry ana q enie'
Wno always led the victory; the tariii cues
tiou would be subordlnsted "a tho Great
isius ofoyction aud vlndicstlon With mo
Inauguration OF u pure and imperaonaI
rdalui stration Of free government OF ara
Tor the peoplo the republicans lear filieh
and shudder at the mention OF his name
they see Tire handwriting on The wall aud
srsmble A. the approaching dissolution o
their party which dies when deprived oIN'
40 gotten spoils No, M. Heporter my
hDun aud opinion 10 hand IA hand and you
will sec that Samue j. Tilden, president
plsoi n 1870, will b, prcsident.slect once
uofe Ia 1884
Reporter - Before leaving, general
would YOU ike 20 express youtself on th'
Grant family imbrUEiio In Wall streelY
General McOlornand. (all the patuoh[
aillNus leaving his lineEmanis)-"Ohl
have nothing 10 say about that. GIANT ha
ab0u, found his level. He was q creature
OF accident aud a phenomenal success "
war. Plrei4rized other ptople'9 ideas sn'
bus' small armies with big once. he wa
nothing before tina rebellion and 10 nothinl
now ~
Thanking the veil preserved OLD wa
horse, who 10 Us erect ha mountain stn
! and iearnipc that he would leave la.
,ight, he reporter Withdrew.
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CITY COURT.


City We. Johanna Daley, assault and bat
terry; continued.
CITY va. Savannah Douglass, assault and
CITY va. ID. Massa, assault and battery;
City VS.. Newton Wright, jumping on
train; fined So.
Citv W.. John Davis jumping on train;
fined So.
City VS.. Mack Ncwhouas, jumping on
train; fined 50. ~
and Charlfa. Carey, obsiEucting Camp
street; discharged.
CITY vs. q. IL. Anderson, drunk; fined 50.
City w. w. l.. Kennedy, running JOB
wagon without license; discharged.
C;ty vs.. sallie Brown, yagrancy; con-
Oity VS.. J. g. Nabours, running job
wagon without license; discharged.
Citv VS.. ID. A. McFarlan, running JOB
wagon without license; discharged.
City va. Ed. s. Aston, leaving team IN
guarded; continued;
street; discharged.
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Ladies' should reflect well before usng
any preparation that issppled to 20 deli.
cate a surface 81 the skin. Any cosmetic
viii ~ first impsrt beautiiyins efect ana
not apparently injure the skin, but In
yery snort time little bloiches and discolora-
lions appear on the face which conclusively
snow the poisonous drugs in their compost
tlon IL can be safely said that more than
two.lhirds OF the face powders contain these
Injurious ingredients. Pozzoni's medieeted
complexion powder lie not only absolutely
free from all deleterious matter, but It's
principal Ingredient Is an aotive curative Tor
AN diseases OF the skin. i. has stood the
test OF years. Sold by all drrggilts.
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The Cow War Continues = Colcred
Police, "Poiice - "Poiicew
The Maifest--A Railroad Wumor OF
Much lmpori.
Other Matters, Local In Nature.
mAu.rEsr CElEBRArioN.

To-day the German singing societies will
begin their Ma'-iest celebration, when WIZ
coecluds to-rnorrow night. The cclebra'
lion will ,eAs place NJ Shady View park 2,
the terminus Of tho San Jacinto street rah-
way, and will conclude Monday night by
a grand ball. As an extra al,raoton ,ns
the Benton Cadets 10 Mondays pro.
gramme, already published. Mrs. Benton
win conduct the exercises
The following ~ ina
PROGRAMME
for 10 dav aud tomorrow.
First Day-The societies meet ~ Turner
hall At ~ IN. aud meron 70 ,p iad p,o" ,''
carriages. Upon arrival music and songs
at 3 %. m. German oratiou, by Hon Julini
Schuetze, OF Austin greeting OF her sun
iscts oy the queen; prize turnirg-Class l;
plays. foot races and various hm'isements
Tor youugaud old; dancing aud concert.
At night, Gt half past eisht, thoieau.
with illumination ana iirsworks First
tabiea i-scipio conqucring Carthage.
Second tableau-C Columbia. Third tabieeu
Achilles Vauauishes Memnor. Fourth
MISUNDERSTANDING. Filth tableeu--Eps..
minopdas dies victorious 10 the battle OF
Mantinea. Sixth tableau-Hciyeus
Seventh tableau--Combbt for tho pody OF
Pa'roclus Eighth tnplsaG-GoiuHT o,'o wei
by grand ball. ..,.
Second day, May 18th. Meeting OF sooie.
ties and all participants in tao grand stree,
d arade at their respective locations Sc
rigned by tho grand marshal, u. U a. IN.
Order OF procession:
Mounted Police.
Music Band.
Lamar Rifles.
May Queen Wagon
Queen City Qua ds.
| Columbia Ciermania and Helvetla Wagons.
Turner'S on Wagons.
Orators IN Carriage
City Councilmen and other Guests
| uclyetia, Tun.ve'cin and Gtueti Socieues'
File Department etc, etc
Decorated Business wagons.
LINE OF MARCH.
Forming on Commerce street; heading on
Sycamore; crossing north TO Nam; down
Main 20 Lamar; crossing over TO Commerce;
west TO Houston; north 10 Elm; east along
| Elm to Good street; north to Swiss; east 10
Cantegral; north 10 Bryan: cast 10 reer en-
trance Of Shady View park. Upon arr val,
music aud reception; Grafton by Barues'
Gipos, at 2 D. M; prize turning, class =
military drill; games and amusemshts loi
all: disrihuiioD Of price by tho May queen
| IN tislo aud dancing; fireworks and taolesnx
at night, same as trss night, to end Win O
grand bail.
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NOTICE OF E LOTION.

LLEcyION NO LIE A PETIT N SIGNED
II By Tho requisite numb, OF qualified voters
having been proved Dv tire honorable Cltf
Council, OF the cit o. paills on April l6. 1884.
as Ing mat an .ectiou 70 ordered % q ter0iina
whether or not he e'iirry tmbraced IN the
linilB hereinafter riven sha become annexed
TO auc foim a part tie Cit ~ alias This Is
TO give noice III an election vi be held at the
reslden OF + w "a tie, age on the l7h day
of May. $50 by which will be determined
whether or moi the following territory shl DO
Annexed 70 toe city of alias to.wit; Begin
niny on the cast houndry Inc Of lisrwocd streat
ut point whore 70 Is mt ar coed by the north
boundary line + the city OF Dni ne: tn noe north
west With said sire uni 10 ms q junction
wi n Mass1n street Whence northwest along
Mesten street un;ii trs,cts al imaginary
line, bains n exiens II ~ the south boundary
line Of John w. p yues homestead thence on
said line to said Payne'.s ulhcast coraor; thence
" opg said south boundary line and In a straight
direction 10 Trinity fvcr n noe down said
river. to the co pdrate iinee the city Of Dali
las; theuce casiw rly On said inc to tho placn
OF bcgiuniI x ". Liitepagc IL appointed
presiding officer 70 h if silt election.
X L BURKE,
Som Nv iufpn Nnlias rounfv.
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Tho Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fo road lied
IN the office OF tho county clerk yesterday
ths old Chlcago, Texas X Mexican Central
road before that Dad was purchs ssd by the
Bania Fe extending from DsliSs IN north
easterlv direction TO the county line. This
looks very much like the Gull, Colorado ~
Santa Fe road contemplated pushing us
line from this city 10 northonsterly diIea.
ton 10 Paris or some other point ia That
section Of country.
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pe-FIRsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Corner Of Bryan and narwood streets. Rev. c.
l. sconeld, PASTOR Services at il a. M ana
n ~. eeN's rec Az welcome
po-F1RsT BAPTIST CHuKCh-Cofner Of
Sycamore and Patterson avenue Services in
the morning ~ II n. M, and IN The evening
at p. N. Preaching by s \. Hsyden, in
the absence OF the pastor. Sunday-scholl ut
riy.sHADY VIsW PARK-preuching ny
Rev. j. G Russell at p m. aud 1850 M.
The people viii please bring boots snd songs
11J-FIRsT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
of Pearl aud Bryan streets. Services at IL q.
m ana : y. m. Sunday schoolat $3.50 H. m.
Al are invited.
rD-ST MATTHEW'S Services
al i m and 2 r m the he s, ,SoI EsS,
and evening
rBCOAfMERCE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Services ut the Christian church. on Coium erce
street every Sunday al IL @. IN. and $50 p m Z.
by Rev. Homer Wilson. Experimenting Wed
E9-bALLAs CITY MISSION w T..
Vaughan, superintendent Mission Sunday
tchool every Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock;
proper opens at 4:30 singing also after Sunday
school. Everybody, irrespective of denontna-
tloa. earnestly and cordially invited TO help In
..oh, the good we sill may do while the years
are rolling on"
r1-FLOYD sTKEEI NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH
Rev l.. NJ. White. pastor. Preaching at IL
a. m. and $50 pm. sabbath-school at "a. m:
Glass meeting second aud fourth Sundays at
D. m. Communion services every first SUM-
day. Cl,ss meeting second and fourth sun
days at a.p: m. General PRAYER meeting on
m mssnssa on Tharsdsy night tS:sS consrsss.
tional singing on FRIDAY night al 730 Every
body cordially invited to these exercises
.ETABERNACLE NJ. Z. CHURCH-Ccrner
q Elm and sycamss ssv, streets =, Rev O. ana
o. m. Sunday school ut $50 Q, m. Prayer
meeting every. "Wednesday evening at sp M
Heats free. Public cordially invited
nrFIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-uor'
ner Main and HARDWOOD streets. Bev. A. p.
Smith, pastor. Preaching at II q. m. ana
.. m sabbath school at $50 a. m.
eTsT. PHTRiCK'S CHURCa-Corner Wood
and Cahell streets. Rev ". Quinon psetor;
s1-5T. JAMES a: n. X. CHURca-.-YoUNa
n. sunday school ct Q = m: D. Iip
bitt, superintendent Services BY kev. H. L.
EsE0oND PREsBYTrERIIA AiscS Gmu r Il !.
n. and p m, by the pastor: sabbetn.scnoo
Il go .. m. A cordial invitation is extended
6rCUMB. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
pastor. Preaching II q m and 8 p: m. Sabbath
tendent. x cordial invitation extended % all,
@CH1PEL NC1RNATI0N-CoRNE OF
Hsrvood street and Mckinney road. Sunday.
school every Sunday morning at 9 O'Clock
Morning prayer and service drst aud third Bun.
day.
n6-LAMAR STREET n. 4. CHURC SOUTH
Rsy q Hsy ps ssssSra , r5ssSn' sss q M
Class meet NJ af p. N Communion ever
day night 4 ~. 4 cordial Invitation extend
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AFrEn AN OFFICER

Mrs.. Martha V. Rosson swore OUT q war.
rant yesterday morning for tho arrest OF
special constable Rodney Preston charging
That tho officer was called upon 20 levy
upon q sewing machine OF Mrs Ross1ns.
aud she chargna ,hai be made Eu assault on
her which was unproYuked md unca!ied
tor The officer says thai Mrs. Roison
came at MIN with Ratchet and that he
merely caught her to prevent hor atrlking
"A
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE DUsINE3s PROPERTY. I'M
proved and unimproved, in and about tho
business center and near the Central pcpot
and improved aud vacant residence property In
every part Of tho city aud In Haat Dallas, BIZ
MURPHY ~ B0LANZ Real Estate Agents and
Collectors, No 100 Main street.
EoR sALE-saALL TRACTS OF LAND,
convenient 70 the city. ana faims and Wild
lands IN Dallas and the surrounding c unie9,
by MURPHY & BoLANZ. Laqd Agents and
Oellectorr, NO 100 Main str. OF.
FOR SALE-[ 400 SEVEN HUNDRED Doll
L lars cash will buy an established cash bust
ness of one hundred dollars per week, including
the entire ontht. worth twice the money: II
JrOK SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE kEsI.
l. deuce lot. 0)x1S2 feet on tho southeast cor
nor Of Ervay aud Pocshontas streets, Oh the
street railroad and nvunlcnt to the CITY Park,
offered for few dGyR ~ bArR ain and on rea-
soneble terms. by MURPHY Il BoLASZ. 10.
TOR sALE-THE EAST HALF or BLOCK
l. 226, between Caruih and Collin ON west side
OF Orange street. convenient 20 business ana
well suited for tenant houses. by MukPul a
B0LANZ. Real Estate gents and Colleciot.,
EOH sALE-THAT VARY DESIRABLE
property on Commerce. street, near the Hou,-
ton Central r. r.. known as the long Branch
property; viii be offered Monday at bargain.
Texas Mexican Land & Investment Co., 72s
TOR sALE-LATE CITY MAPS AND CoUN-
~ lad maps Of Dallas and the adjoining
counties. by MuRPHY BOLANZ, Euccesso,s
Coilectors, No. 10 Main st Get. mayii.it
FOR sALE-A SELECT STOCK OF GRO.
1 ceries aud fixtures good location and good
ira dc established; rare chance 70 eyep into
payins business. Callor address 1907 Elm g:
for three days. msyll-lt
NOR sALE-CHKAP-IWO HOUSES AND
I lots in a central locality, on Wood street,
each house containing rooms. neatly huhneo;
cistern water. buggy house and stable; Any
ves,meut csunnt o better than call Immediate.
iy on DOUGLAS Il DANOVER, Real Estate
Agents, ia sycamore street. ms7-2M
TSOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-THREE GUUp,
l. second hand pianos, ~ q. H. Edwards .S3
aud 735 Main str. ct. maf-lw
EOR Sale OR RENT.A BEAUTIFUL RES.
street car lins and in q very desirable locality,
buggy house and stable on the place and q
eood we'll Of water; also two other places on
same street. This Is IN excellent opportunity
for those tired Of paying rent 70 procure good
never been occupied. Address Box 2l6. Dallas.
Texan apfN.lm
TSOk BALE OR RkNT = FlKpT-CLA5e.
L brand new piano, will cell on the install.
mcnt plan. Apply 70 361 Ross avenue. feb29n
EOk sALE-HORsE-A GOOD, RELIABLE
+ black buggy. mare can be purchased at
S.,Esin a By applying to C. A. BEAD hsn nSw
E0R 6ALE-ONE BILLIARD TABLE, NEAR-
/ ly new. Inquire ct Craddock's. apr2o.f
NOR sALE-BROOM MAOHINR8 BOk 6ALB
r Two new machines and proeses, Weellake
q Bvitton manufacture. for sale cheap. Addrese
WIN. PFOUTH, caro- Herald of1ce. ianzz6
1 OR sALE-sAL0ON FURNIfURR, CON.
L prnlng counter, shelving and Toe chest -
good a. now; viii cell very choap for cash Ad-
dress B., Herald omcc. errou
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A NEW Cor.OI,ED SOCIETY.

The colored people are taking steps LOOK
ing 10 the organization Of asoolsty for tho
purpose Of raising funds 10 prosecute those
who may XII any OF their race IN this
county, provided they deem tho killing uu-
iustlfiable. They think that by this means
they will got more justice. They arc GONG
or The principal that money Ia the most
vigorous prosecutor.
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DALLAS COUNTY PIONEERS.

Colonel John q. McOov. Colonel Crockett
and other pioneer of Dallas county, held q
meeting yesterday ut tho court house, to
re.organize the Dallas PioneerS association.
The association will hold q grand reunion
on the 18th OF July, ard an invitation will
be extended TO ali pioneers of North Texas,
who were residents OF thss section Of the
state prior TO 1850.
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longer be permitted 10 roam the streets OF
ths oity, DESTROYING shrnbbsrs. invads the
ily OF thoss who own cows are decidedly In
favor Of Tres grass. II the cows would con"
hne themselves 10 the streets II wculd he
good enough then, but NJ they. extend
their grazing 10 yards and gardens, the
pound is ginning TO look Ike n stock peN
and Dallas Is no longer STOCK rancho.
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FOR RENT.

J'oR BENT ONE OR TWO LARGE, NICELY
Il furnished or unfunIshed rooms ana board;
rooms with folding doors. 20 man ana vile or
to, single gentlemen. IN private Jai n,,
utes' walk from the Pc tolice; no better neiBh.
borhood In the city; none need Apply keep,
with best OF references. For Information cal
at No COS Elm street msiI-It
NOR RENy--FURNIsHEp ROOMS FEW
4 furniture; $50 jackson street mlll-lw
EOR RGNT-FIvE ROOM no Sc, WITH
y stable aud buggy house. Apply TO q, W:
LOUDON No. Di5 Elm street malllt
FOR RENT--REsIDENcE 7l3 rAcIFIC Av-
L enue. on July lat Noae ouE weli.to'do ron
tors need apply. AT premises. mail-it
y.oR RENT-MY RESIDENCE AT THE
A. Fair Grounds containing rooms, stofies
well and cistern water, Stable, ana every con
yenencl furnished o. uniufnishcd Apply 20
RFAT &FAULK. Main ssrost, CHARLES Q.
WOOD. mall.it
TOR RENI-A DWELLING OF FIVE ROOMS
u No 405 Houston street. 2ni block south OF
County Couri.house; good water Apply 70
GUILL0T Is Houston street. malt2t
IoH RENT-NIOk FURNISHED RIO Ms Ar
4 1870 Ma street wire screeuB Gt doors and
windows, protection from 1ies ana mons-
ouito g. mall-lt
Tor RENT--A NI0ELY FURNISHED FRONT
room, southern exposure, with board. cor
vonient 10 business, at Mrs. PHILLIPS. 7C9
JACKSON street. mtll-n
toR RENT "A NICELY FURNISHED -FOUR
room cottage. sitlatc1 on Norm PIeaton
street, betwe en- Pacific avenue and Cora street,
location high. Apply ON premises roalllt
NOR RENT-TrE OLD EN- HANGE BANK
L 900 Main street north side Of courthouse;
size 25E75; GOOD stand for any business. Apply
to 7. w BAPTON 62b Elm 81 Gnfsb I'm e-s
NOR KEKr--TWU.s rOHY HOUSA'-aOOD
II STANDING; well furLi ned for boarding. house.
Address d. o.. Herald office, nslO.2t
-soR RENT-CUTTAGr wITh FIVE ROOMS,
: cistern water md nice lower y rd, corner
Houston and Polk streets. Apply TO WHISTLER,
corner BROAD way and Polk streets EaS4t
I1OK EFNT-N NIUE FURNISHED ROOM.
/ cool n plons mt a. S0i Jaokson ST. one min..
uit's wals If n Depot. enS0tt
IGOR KhNT-A VERs DESIRABLE cor
Il tege OF 6 rooms conveniently located corner
OF Wood and Browdtr street; water on premi:
SEES. Apply TO NJ ). LEVY, Sanger Brothers
wholesale Department. anl2ou
TsOR EENT-FOuk ROOMS AT 2e3 81 ST.
l. oter Wallace & wnsgenes's; very pleasant
roOms SUI able for offices or ,leepinR ro 5nns.
Applyio ]. W BARTON. Gl5 Kim ~. apr26.lm
l,OR RRNT---IHE BToRE HOT Sc, 81 ELM
H. street. now oconpi by Lyons Brothers,
wholesale sadfler 25xl50 feet, 5storles. Apply
10 JANE BARTON, 626 Kim st epr25.1m
LyoR RENT.-A MOE COOL Room AT NO.
Il 8A Jackson treet. aprlgtf
NOR RENr-oNE ELEGANT SUITE OF
4 rooms AID ore sipgle room. south exposure,
third floor OF new building on Main erect, next
to Herald building light and ventilation ner-
feet water and closets same floor. LINDSLEY
& BRADFoRD, Attorneys. 1855 Main street Cup
staii anr2s I'm
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FooLING WITH THE MAIL.

Mr.. @. O. Wilson, of Terrell, and Mr.. @.
O. Wilson, . travelling tourist, think no
doubt there is great deal In q name. MT,
q. q. Wilson No. I is resident OF Terrell
and Mr.. Wilson No. 2 is travelling tourist
renreseutinR an eastern house. Wilson
No. got letters ont OF the post-ofiice At
Terreif which were intended for No. 2.
Thev were written In California and were
couched In endearing terms, such
~ "Desr Husband" my dear Hubby"
stc. Wilson No. turned the letters over
"a the MAYOR Of Terrell for safe keeping.
a few DAYS since Wilson No. 2 put In on
snnearance ct Terrell and on learning that
his mail had been opened and read ne came
srvest al Wilson No. / who will have hear
inc before United States commisesioner
McJormick one day thiD week 10 answer to
the charge Of unlhwfully opening the mail
Of another.
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NO ICE TO CON IRA /, roRs.


MOTT ITO coNlRAC oRs-5EAl ED PaO
IN POSI- for the buldins OF brisk or a stone
Jail for HUT county, II xss, will 10 received at
my Office IN the CITY OF Grcenville. until ~
O'Clock IN on Saturday the l7ih day OF May,
1854 The bids VIII b ruccivsd for the erection
OF tho building. and for he iron work separator
ly. and the biddor for the hui d'ng will DO re.
CURED 10 fIe With their bidsan approved bond,
IN tho sum NJ $500 with an arknowled cement
OF sirners and &c iAratc Of clerk OF court
where tho parti's reside ~ the solvency OF the
Bureties said hond conditioned Tor the faithful
p rformbpco OF tho wo' X according 10 the plans
end specifications. The party TO whom tho con-
tract for the cells and iron work Ia awarded Will
bo quired 20 rive bond They will also DO
required 10 presen samples OF material pro.
posed to DO uscd ~ the eel, and iron WORK.
2laos and speclilca Ions sn be- eeon at my Of.
fee In Greeuyiile, Texas, and al the Office OF
Doison " Dudlsy, AREN'T ct Waco. Texas, af.
Ter Monday. April rs. 1854. Cash win BIO paid
for the building as the work progresses, and Tor
the cells ard iron works when completed. Tho
court reserves The hight reiec any an all bids.
4 SHERRfLL.
County Judge Huut County
GvrrNvIItg. T. NAa Auli 1871
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CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTS.


WTAN1Ev-PARIlEswiln TOTO HANpLE
w A business In which 70 10 - par day can
be made. Addr,ss J. T. LEpYAhp' Herald o.
noa. .-.--.------.n.
lll77ANTT D-..-Tnoss AFFLcrED WITH
w chronic diseases ~ any form 70 en-, nnS
no examined free, NJ the Texas Medical knn
snrscai initI,uts. ", Elm str. Of DALAI Tssss
Address all letters 10 PROF. q. W. FAME
NJ. ID
M ANrED--oNt CNRRiAaE FAINTER ONE
M br'tf Nulder cooks. lam hamu s,o. o.
lXTANTED-YUuNG LADY NAN iED-AN
w into ligeni young lazy can se,. paying
iltuailon al v obster's Art Gaiory. ,Oi KIM ~
Must srte good hand. References rsqnirsd;
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