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fusion, covered with orange blossoms.
Then came the bridesmaids, escorted by
officers in full uniform, as follows: Miss
May Ewing, daughter of Representative
Tom Ewing, in white muslin, trimmed
with pink silk, and wearing bunch Of
pink roses. escorted by Lieut., Cherry, U.
>. A.; Rachel Sherman, sister of the
bride, in white silk, trimmed with blue,
wearing a bunch of iorget-me-nots, es-
corted by Lieut.. Berry, Z. 5. A.; Miss
Mhipple, in white muslsn, trimmed
with lace, wearing pink roses, escorted
by Lieut.. Augur, u. 5. A.; Miss Lock-
land, OF st. Louis, in white Grape, wear
ing iacqueminOt roses, escorted by Lieut..
Bradbury; and Miss Slack, in white
muslin and lace, wearing buttercups,
escorted by Lieut.. Collin, u. ). y. Then
there were two juvenile attendants,
Master Tecump Sherman, who reveren-
tally carried a golden EagOn of holy
water, and little Miss Florence Audeu-
ried, who carried a small salver, on
which, framed with lilies, was the wed
diug.riug. Mrs. Gen, Sherman, the
| brides mother, wore dress of dove
colored silk, trimmed with satin Of the
same shade. Her eldes. daughter, Mrs.
Fitch, wore blue silk, trimmed with
blue satin, and the diamonds given her
by the khedivc, and her second daugh-
ter, Miss Lizzie, wore rOse-colOred
silk. The brides aunt, Mrs. John Sner-
man, wore dress of lavender-colored
| silk, with an underskiTt Of rOse-colOred
| silk, and her cousin, Mrs. Don Camera,
wore white silk dress, ClabOrately
! trimmed. The gentlemen were nearly
| all in uniform, and Il strong OdOr ofcam-
| phOr was pnrccptible, as the old stan
I L.. a..#.
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How 10 ropula,ile Our NIno..

Wowere recently speaking TO IN Eng
lish gentlman of title, who was thor
olghly doing California, and much APP
preciated our climate and our scenery.
With regard to our wines, ne said that
no had tasted some very good and some
very poor; that he liked the white wines
the best and thought they were better
handled, but, said he, "lhe price charged
is 10 great extent prohipitiye. Six
shllllngs tSl.JO) is charged at some hotels
for native wines that should not cost
two This is a shurt-,ghtrd policy,
and Is greatly against the spread wine
using, and then he added, "Inis is the
only wine making country IN the world
where wines are not put down free go
all hotel and restaurant tables iu the
grapa-growing districts, aud most
strange it seems" lie was right. Wine
should bc put down free ON All the hotel
tables in our wine localities. II could bee
done for a tribe, and the otrl keepers
would save money by .holcss amount of
tea, coffee, sugar and milk CONSUMED,
ana this system would help greatly Co
popularize our Wine, and open up ueN
markets. Probably these people would
not drink u bottle between them, and
the cost would not Doe moro than about
five cents head, that is, for % good,
sound, ordinary WING. Higher ciass-J
wines could easily bs sold at hotel, and
restaurants for twenty-five cents % bot
Tie AN yield a handsome profit Go the
vendor. 1t is really time that % stand
was takeu by tho vineyard men aud
consumers At the price, charged for
what arc often vGy ordinary wines.
Tho producer does not make the profit
and tho consumer has TO pay for an ar
ticlo six times what it is WORTH Clo-
vcrdale Sortincl.
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GERMAN NUPTIALS.
SLEIGH RIDING IN MIDSUMMER.
A Magical Transformation That Aston
ishes Young Bride and Groom on
Their Wedding Night I'm
Their Merry Making.

In striking contrast with the average
American wedding, where the contract
ing parties HE away soon after tho cere-
mony, was a social event recently in
German society in this city, conducted
in truly teutonic fashion. The hy-
meneal festivities began early in the
evening and continued undated until
daybreak. George Zipp was the happy
father, his daughter was tho bride, Peter
Niebol, the groom, and a host of friends
were the guests. At So'CloCk at the resi-
denco OF the father 10 Elm place, in the
presence of large company, Miss Josie
Iipp was united in wedlOck To Peter
Michel, the ceremony being performed
according TO the German custom
and the German language by the Rev,
Henniken, pastor Of the Henry Street
Lutheran church. The ceremony was
brief but impressive. Mr.. Zipp gave
his daughter away, the parties Joining
hands, and the groom sealed the con
tract with ring and a kiss. The bride
was handsomely dressed in maroon
silk with lace trimmings, diamond
breastpiu and diamond ring and dia-
mOnd earrings, the gift Of her husband.
At the conclusion Oi the ceremony the
company walked ia complies from the
house to the sasino adioininp and sat
down at tho banuuettinp tables in the
parlors IN stairs, I'm The center of the
room was LONG table laden with we'd.
ding presents ana flowers. The cola
ton having been served. Louis Froeh-
Itch, rs chief orator of the evening, read
an original poem i'm his native language,
dedicated TO the bride, Mime. PfelZel,
o. New York, recited "A poem.
At midnight tho party assembled in
the concert hall,an dauGing and merry.
making bagan. IL had not proceeded
long when The guests we're made aware
that the season mad suddenly changed
and that thoy were i'm the midst Of a
driving snow storm. Large white flakes
! and fine tlon, vas coon r0vornd with 3
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MANRIAaE ~ nIGnIIrr.
The Wedding of Lieut.. Thncknra 20
Daughter Of Lieut.. gen. sherman 70,

The Wedding of Lieut.. Thncknra 10
Daughter of Lieut.. gen. sherman -Four
Noars Ago.
The marriage OF Lieut. Thackara, L. s.
NJ, to a daughter of Lieut.. Gen, sherman,
onthe 9Th OF May, 1850, was u very grand
affair, although not so imposing rs il
would have been ii the bridegroom
would have been baptized N the Catho.
lie falth, in which ease Che ceremony
would have been performed In the ada
cent st. Mathews church. While how
ever he was willing TO be married Inv
"boll, book, aud CANDLE" like a littip
man, he positively refused to renouncc
the faith of his fathers. So church
wedding was out of the question, and
the sherman house was givly adorned
with hags and flowers. The bride wore
a satin court dress, trimmed with lace
and seed pc tls, with bridal veil Of H.
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letter From Midland.

MIDLAND, Oct l.--ICorrespondence.
We CHANGED to meet in making the
rounds to-day gentleman from Ohio,
who accompanied tho last excursion
party of the Gould system, who inform
M that he had visited the new and grow
ing town of Midland, on the line OF the
Texas & Pacific railway. Among other
things the gentleman referred TO in.
iorined us that the stockholders of the
Midland Town Company held a meeting
ut Midland yesterday. The meeting
WAS we'll attended, and great deal OF
important business was disposed of. A
Mr.. Il X. Brant, proprietor ana editor
OF the Butler County Democrat, OF Ham
ilton, Ohio, was elected general mana
ger, and will shortly move with his
family, 10 Midland. Mr.. Brant will
have full charge of the Midland
Town company's business, and those
having an Interest In the "now town out
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Pianos and organs for rent at Frees &
Snubs


Speaking OF foreign oountesses abroad
reminds me of good story told against
the present Baron Huddleston, whose
notorious foiblo is tuft-hunting and
toadying to aristocracy. Many years
before he had been raised to the bench.
Huddleston took a trip to llomburg
with Sergeant BalIantine. While the
latter was watching the play at one OF
the tables, German countess, well
known for her gambling propensities,
sank back fatigued upon his knee with
out apparently being conscious of what
she was doing. In tins attitude she con
tinued to play, and when she rose and
departed Ballantine called up Huddles-
ton and said in dramatic whisper that
could be heard across the room: al
say, Huddloston, what will you give me
for my trousers? A real, live countess
has just been sitting on them.h 1t was
many a day before the lawyer forgavo
Sergeant Ballantine for his malicious
sarcasm at llomberg. The Rambler.
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NEW Machine SHOP
Brass Foundry and Boiler Works.
itH and MUST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN & pFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
One Block S. Of Santa Re Depot.
Brass Foundry and Boiler Works.
One Block S. of Santa Fe Depot,

'"'NI'I||N''i III.N-INI
Are prcp'red to do an kinds OF IRON
WORK ON shortest notice. Fine work
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Iron and
brass Castings, aud In fact everything in the
line executed and finished In n manner equal
to the best shops In the whole country
Models made To order. Don't forget we have
the Best Machinery and most skilled work.
men In Texas. Contracts FOR The iron work on
all kinds OF machinery desired. Don't forge,
the place ifyou want good, substantial worn
done NJ Living prices.
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NllrlCES.

NollNE-MeNE N IT, LoAN-WEHANs
,1'. ,W,,spVv.N tend rt SaiU0 10 loan ON dcsir-
Wv, NY years al q reasonable rate Of Inter.
Co M1hPliN h BniANH. Real Estate and
So.!SV'shg Agcnts, 1Ol Mam st ocl!-lt
uLtOt--sEAl I'D BIDS WILL nk NEi.
an ocelNed ~ my oilcc untl o'clock y. m I,
W" Nctnher is, lhSi inr furnishing seVep catch
ssln tr'n rrltings, two man holo COZ : r. and
nne. lo' iron grating, to CO vor ne ,ireet
gnlter ON Main street IN front OF the Herald
my ofiice w yoi9NsoS'
| DALLAS, October {, lsS4 CITY FngInon
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yTEARE AuTHORlHGuT ANNOUNCE
w W. +. GRAHAM a. a candidate Tor Cen
stable OF Precinct No. eL the ensuing cleo
ton
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" J. q, MCCAEr as u candidate iOr Con
stable IN Precinct NO. 4.
NgTE AXE REQ CESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN OvERASp as "A candidate for Con-
stable I'm Precinct No. g.
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LEGISLATURE

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" p. r. TERRELL asa candidate ioI the
'he Legislature Dallas county, Texas Eluc
on,IogW2AoN t. 1854.
ANNOUNCE
W II. i. Cu1NHIs us 90 candidate for tb9
Legislator. FROM Dallas county.
I'VE AkEAUTuOBHID IOANNDUNCE
~ Dir. Il. :. hINEEuUGH gs % Caudilpt.
or thc Leg.5aiure iu Dallas county, subject
me action of tlr Democracy.
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tNUlt SAiE-BN SOUTHWEST LAND
1 CoMPANI-i-room house, lot s0xl95. cor.
m,NsIr S1I HIoWdus and Porter streets; lot lux
houses of O and rooms, East Dallas north
Sast ol tOir Groundsi i-Iuom house, lot Ok
W. corner OF CorsiCana and Browdcr s.ry'. 80
H'rtS WIN houses and rooms, ta,i nal.
!ot lQNN, corner Griffin and Gihbs sir.ets.
.ntS ana =, q ard 2each 5rNl2i, I'm Middle.
SNh sNsdluon, adjoining aud west OF Fair
SIuuhN LOT SlNsV, corner Griffin and Allari
S.lte.,S; ,ot NNNO Joins Fair Ground ON the
west lol 2NNp' ON Pacific avenue, Opposite
passenger depot; lot on MO- corner Cotton.
WOW. WOW. ...n. and Lcdar Strings 81. auESlu
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COUNTY COLLECTOR.

N-EAFE AUTHORIZED uANNUNUCE
" EENEHLY SyuIrgs a. candidate for re-
election lu the office OF County Assessor at
the ensuing election.
WE ARE AUTHOWIFu ON An
~ u"uuCg ,fr. o.. %. GfIlE..|. .. . cam
i'date for reelection 90 the office OF County
collector.
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PARTNsRsHlp NOrICt

'IWE EiNt ur nAMN IS WUNuEt-
~, = IN, ~, Il, butchers and market dealers, NJ
w '.,ll"t NlNrt, having disposed of tGV'r bus
lness io the nrm o., Oiubcr & Wuuisr,ich,
h" loe'd 10 SAIL business. Al accounts
,,, me late hrm VIII hc pal, to az, new Hrm
"ho SooNhue mo business ~ the old stand.
CURL Il * WVNpEgIIGH.
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WE ARE REQUISITE TO ANNOUNCE
w ". H.THAcKER for, 'Unty Clerk.
WE ARE REQUESTED . ANNOUNCE
~ W. NJ. G.. HILL as "a candidate for re-
election to the Office ol County Clerk
it'E ARE EUuESrED 10 ANNOUNCE
W HESRY JOKES rs 70 candidate ior re-
'e'iiun 20 the office Of District Clerk,
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sasFs
soothing Influence,

soothing Influence.
Pains and inAgmma'ions resulting
from severe injuries are greatly relieved
and cured 40 oucc by the outward arpli-
cation of ST, Jacobs oil, the great pain
banisher.
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An freshman was asked for his mar
riago certificate. lie slowly lifted his
hat, revealing large scar on the head,
evidently done by n flat iron. This evil
dence was to the point. Our certificates
are the praises OF those who have ex-
perieuced wonderful cures by the use Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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HEALTH RESTORED.
EDUCATIONAL.
ACADEMY

Bryan Street, Dallas,
This institution, conducted hy the Ursulin-
ladies, is most desir3hly located. W,c s,strm
Of education pursued Is designed ~ devotion
the mcn,Ol, moral and physical powers a.
is' pupils, and to make thum useful women
OF refined tastes and cultivated manners,
TERMS ~ ADVANCE
Board, washing and tuition, Including
SlNuurry, Drawing, French, GCrmpu,
Fancy Work and 'hp ord .sry iuurtu"l
~ expenses, per v,.lun OF NNs months. tlA1
Music and usp uf piano - Il,
Entrance fee only fer the trSt vear a
Young ladies desiring Abundance INFO the
Noauemy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and Northumberland E,,
miher particulars, apply Co the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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REV. SAMUEL ROSE, D.D., CHniarfAN
AZ guardian and evangelist, Toronto. 4. NJ. -.
hld severe and p,iuiul trouble, crysipelatous
eHecdon OF limtsi tried the best medicai
sNul Wlhnut success, Giles iiuiment re-
'ent"d nnre AlriM ottlr, -,
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COUNTY JUDGE.

pTEARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
W Colonel ED. q. BOWER as a candidate
,nr the office OF County Judge at Lhe ensuing
election i'm November.
WE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED 10
w announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS as
candidate for County Judge at the ensuing
November election.
I'VE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" W. 7. STRANGE as a candidate for
County Judge AZ the ensuing election.
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PlTrsBURG, Pa, Oct. 6, lSSi.--The fol-
lowing copy Of general notice, issued
by J. r. Wood, general passenger agent,
Pennsylvania Railroad company, dated
Philadelphia, october 4, 1881, is promul-
gated for your Information:
con and after October 10, 1854, the
present arrangement, by which through
cars are run over the New York division
OF the Pennsylvania railroad and Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad, in connection with the Balt-
more d Ohio railroad, will be discontin-
ued, and from said date all passengers
ticketed or baggage checked via the
Baltimore Il Ohio railroad, destined to
points on or via this line or in the re-
verse direction, will require transfer
through the city of Baltimore. We
would thank YOU to instruct your agents
Of the withdrawal of through cars by
above route, and of the transfer required
at Baltimore, and notify through pas
songers accordingly
"Iou are hereby notified, also, that
from October IL, 1851, this company will
require its local fares east of Baltimore
on all business whatsoever which may be
tickoted.to or over our lines in connec-
ton with the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad,
in the same manner II does from othor
connecting lin at that point"
Very truly yours,
Il. \. FORD,
General Passenger Agent.
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Trust No nthcrs.

Trust No Others.
Why endure the agonies Of neuralgia
when Benson's Capcine Porus Pastors
Will quickly relieve it. - cents.
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COUNTY AIrORNEY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUNCT
W G.. f. CLINT Hsu Cuudidutr for roo GO.
ion TO the office of County Attorney ut III,
ensuing election
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WE ARE AUTHORIZEDTU ANNOUNCE
w Judge q. y, ALDRIDGE rs a candidate
or reelection TO the Office of Judge OF the
Eleventh Judicial District.
VNEARE AUTHORIzEDT ANNOUNCE
" Judge II. Il. BURKE as a candidate for
he Judgeship of this judicial District Rt the
ensuing November election,
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yVEARE ,UTHORIZEDTOA NNOUNCE
w 5. y. BRASWELL as a candidate for Jus-
lice Of the Peace for Precinct No. /, at the
snsuing election.
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WEAR REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w hEsR SCHULZ rs a candidate for JUS
lice of the ). zee for Precinct No.
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YETEARE AUTHO3IZ TO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel j. G.. STTgES as a candidate
,or Justice ofthe Peace .. Precinct No. j.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
= So ~ 4HE PEACE.

yTEARE AUTHoRIZEDTo ANNOUNCE
w T. G. 4. KENDALL as q candidate for re-
election as Justice of the Peace of Precinct
40 / at the ensuing election.
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l'u!, NA LA NICE LTTIAE PLtNTA-
ZION, ~ miles due south of the city, 81 10
iN acres a0vauiagepusly laid out for conven.
fence and profit; the different uunrtments
,tp'l4tru n.y. The most substantial fences: a
beautiful building Site ON am emlnencs thai
-l't, INr view of the city, rs surruuadh Is
aul scenery; pastures WITH tanks, frst-rate
culuyuWoic land and plenty Greenwood Nav
pe ,nll an SINAI. tracts To suit purchasers and
ON terms TO suit JOuS NJ. CRoCKErr.
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EQR SAlr

TOR SALE--A FEW BARGAINS IN CITY
4 real estate, well improved and ycr,- de-.
SlrablF located. Persons seeking invest.
menis viii find Il TO their Interest TO can ON
MURPHY BOLASH, Real Estate and cal
lgciiug Agents, 100 Main 81 0c!5.i,
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE X. FEARN for Justice OF the
peace for Precinct No. |.
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WA lED KNOWN-THE IMPROVES
W l2-foot Slower Wind Min and pun,n NM
erected by ID. i. KEEPER for me, near Dalio,'
has pumped 200 barrels of water i'm u
hours into the tanks r f WApsEN
y. b. KEEPER, cistern and tank builder
slower wind mills. pumps. feed grinders'
Send for price lists and catol~gu ~rop, ma
Main street; p. o. address SO Pearl 50. oc9. If
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VGTEARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w john p. GILLESPIE rs n candidate for
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No. /, Dallas
county, Texas, at the ensuing November
eleCtiOn.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
WANTED-AI WoMAN To No SS,;1,,--
w raj clearing in a store. AMY 1tASE-
GER Bros. FP'' GAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS, s;I1,5;-
w able Tor light house Keeping. no IL
dren. Address ~, Herald Office. oc WI.
WANTED-A SITUATION 20 80 I;t-zs
w eral work about house and stnbIes a.
good German man; will give satiSSno;s, by
wages no object. Apply to SH Elm 81 ociSl95;;
WANTED A YOUNG CENT, E,SJISy
W wishes a pleasant room, soutbern AN
posture, without board, in a private hoy,
not far from the business mart of town No,''e
dress, {. y. r., HERALD office. oct-iS111,.
WANTED-A WONAN TO DO CI-EaEs
w ing in store. Apply to Sanger Bto.
Nv AN1ED-COOKS FOR FIRST T7T -;
" families. Apply to the Auction anS
commission House of Fine, Very Fine eoa
Elm st. ocI9 o,s
w ANTED-AGIRL FOR AFIRST-CT- ISs
W family. Apply at Fine, Very Fjnoiss
Auction and Commission House, 6l9 Elm :,
w ANpED-A WHITE WOMAN WTT5J-
W out children To do houseWorlx fnr :
small family; good wages qua auteel IA
ply to D. G. MckELLAR. Fur ey. ocil9,
NNANIED-tltIN LADIES 40 MAKE
W al kinds of gents wear Apply Inc.
tween the hours Off and S in the mor1ing
Factory entrance Main street ,bir9 lug.
BIATKEYIJtp & RrAEr 9''Ne'' 'uiiH Aoor.
- = ~, :, !s-Jlyr
w man can add ~ rs ~. a. n LES
goods on commission. win not Sptar g rlle Of
his line. Address s.. Herald once ''''e Wlth
E;5i,T5T1 y WV, ,y7, WI
w f,ni $50, VI 81 u vi, II IMPROVED
erected bv d. X I{riror for ,Id "au uino,
has pumped 200 barrels of yro+rr I io
hours into the tanks p +, w. Il
y. b. KEEPER cistern and tank mil.
Slower wind mills purnus fc,I ,,ri,,1eI'
Send for price lists and catoI3pne .i 5aic
Main street: p o. address 5.l5 p.,iI q, W G ,'ts
7G-I5- ~ 7T7II-- ~ -T757f5 - ~
" feanar f1Infiio, III, .(, T Ii hppN-
49,, pi % i a. W ~ an Nlhls "l bus
iu,t Ia hni,,,a ~ o. Ell at"ie Woula I'D
on would devote The afiaruoop ~ " noViE;s,
hook. of n CONCERN who ,iGNs NO, - hteP me
bookkccper. the highest CITY referencaa 'oS n
ability and integrity. AdIrs.S AcroT,S,r ~ 70
r. q. Box 49, 1911
+, >s-I; u p, ~. a., nv, w NV
W - 4, atI',9 ~ / y \ AND RE-
,. c. ~ ~ -; y " ~ ms ~ pIdcli'u work.
M q 81 td,card' N1,st ~ Ave o. ers
Sioi, ..,,'t ""iuH ius'c oouSe' '"5 and 1S5
~ ~ ~ ~. oco-tf
w An iED-ALL PERSONS 70 KNOW
- thal Mrs. j. Il. Burnett is carrying on
the hNHl ,tsS formerly done by her uusn4nl
/ deceased, az 81 and Si3 Main street. where
she ~ all times is prepared with sE1lf-{
| "urEmch 10 40 all kinds plumbing, gas.
water and steam hitting, lightning rfsfs'
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NANIED-BY 4 THOROUGH E00K-
w Keeper familiar With all kinds oI L,t.
mess, apositon IN good house; would nd.
just and hnlance a complicated set of hooks
on would devote The afternoon TO keep The
/ hookkeeper; the highest city reference MS IN
abll'ty and Integrity. Address ACCOUNTAET
r. o. Box ll3. nc5Ii
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i, h. NF-CENrGAIlA INtA1 tp-
F..Nt',Uss sleeping unnH,s; south ..pp''
"ll CON Neri,ntrs. iiSpsLEY Is Ehap.
.HN w Main sfr',i uu.sfnf-s N.tf
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h'''' - i'a--f ANNE IN DALLAS CO.
4 or 10 rent for money. Rent two
miles west of Richardson; rich. r'arlz land
Wen improved, IN luc state OF cultivation.
| large dwelling, Z rooms; barn, uulbuiIdiags
eAH teuari houses; picudid orchard peac.1,
/ Two among tne best places I'm Dallas CONT
/ rifles perfect; mo- iucuuUTau"C: terms cg.y.
/ Nllly igor address Nr. J.. E. STROUD Eiri.
/ aNusua. hn.lG, county, Texas. guvQ-gu
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OPERA STABLES,
CLARK { DESMOND. ProT's

Corner Jackson AID Mnrko. streets. ON,
o'ock West OF opcta houoC. Carrp.Ns fOr
I,3arcS, etc. Ruggos and saddle morse.
'''enhnne orders prpmutlv attended io
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ANTED-A WOMAN To DO GSSI,S-~
w raj clearing in store. Apnlyt Z
GER Bros. pP'' GAN
w ANiED-FURNlSH ROOMS s;II, -
" able for light housekeeping: no al
dren. Address H., Herald Office oc NIL \.
WANTkD-A SITUATION 20 DO 1:-l-z -
w eral work about house and stables ~
good German man; will give satis6nc,t,oy
wages no object. Apply TO Sii Elm 81 ociSl
WANTED "A YOUNG CENT M ~ ~
W wishes pleasant room, southern ~
posture, without board, in a private 10y
not far from the business mart of town -O,''e
dress, c. f. r., HERALD office. DOT i, 81
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~ iNNlSHEuRuOMs FpRRENT. WITH
board at 10 Live oak street. Reference
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