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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UJANTED-BY A WIDOW LADY, A POSI-
wv ton as Nurse or Companion to an Invalid
travelling. Address MRS. Is. M Postofhoa
iol1h1Ik
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PHOTOGRAPHERS SUCCESSOR TO J. \
Todd, Sls and 80 street. Sacramento.
apel-lm
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H. F. ROOT. ALEN. NELSON }. DElsCoI
ROOT, NELSON A. co

I MON FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
- Founders and MachinistS. Front street. be
tween y and Q. Castings and Machinery at
every description made TO order ja24-iptm
F. POSTER g, O., ,.--,-,-.,,,
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:. oARLE
Garlic & CROLY

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared 70 do all kinds of work in their line
in city or country. Principal pkce of business.
Sacramento. shop, No 1924 Second street be
tween X and L. PostOthce Box No 40 SaCra-
meQtO iplG-;ptf
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WALLACE 4. BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
DE. 10y TOND WON,

~ sacramento
Office Hours. Il % % v ! t to y P. NJ jels4p5f
GO 70 s p. NJ
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A MAN AND WIFE FOR A RANCH, SIS TO
~ $50; q general country blacksmith, 81 per
day; q wheelwright, going wages: cheese
maker; a harness maker. by the piece milk
ems, $50 TO SIS: also, 5 waters and 2eooks; men
TO hay, going wages Female-20 girls for house
work, for both city and country, wages, SIS to
SIS; a woman cook SIS Ia SO: also girls for
waiting So girl to sew and girls for various
other work. Apply TO HOUSTON & CO.. cor.
Fourth and SIS, Sacramento iel3lPtf
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WANTED

uTANrED-APPREST GIRL FOR HAIR
w Work. Apply Hair Department VEIN
STNlCK K II,BIN lea-St
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DIR. a. L. BRUNE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE or
] the University of Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence No. 521 J street. between Firm
and Sixth Sacramento. OfiCe houIS-9 to II A
NJ. 8 TO and to 5 ". jylSE
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I ST, BET. FRONT AND sEcoND ss,,p.
L mento. Roller and Iron Works Also nnan,,-
iRcturer OF Water Heaters Tanks, Gasometers
Hydraulic Pipes, Mining Cars, Snske Stacks
Jackets, iron Doors and shutters. PROMPT All
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c. SUTER

FURNITURE MANUFACTuRER. WIRE WIN
l. dow Screens and Doors kept ON hand And
made to order. Thirteenth ana J SITS ap5I{tf
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T. j. kERLIN.

DEALER IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
IL also, Hay. Grain. Liquors and Tobacco
etc. Our motto--the Best at Lowest Prices. Cor
ner Fourth and streets, Sacramento. ap22 lu1
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JAMES MCGUIRE.

p0OK-BINDERS, PAPER RUI, Frs AND
ID Blank Book Manufacturers. No. Sl9 street
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. jy204p,t
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c. ZWICJ<FI

M STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
w ana tihh, Cast Iron Founder Manualct-
urer o. All Kinds OF Cast and Rod-lron Railinsa
and Fences Al Building CASTINGS made to or5tsy
S4plm
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DIS. BREMER 4 souTHMORTH.
II. H. PIERsoN,
ATTORNEYS-AT-L
". c. VAN FLEET. v. B. TRBADWFlI-
TREADwELL & VAN FLEET.
W. S. BEATTY & S. G. benson,

A TTORNETS AND COUNsELORS. 669
Il street. near sixth. Sacramento Cal ans-ir
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pRs. KELLOGG s GOss.
DIR. LAME,

physician AND SURGEON.-OFFICE AND
| Residence No. 323 J street, between Third
SP.h. Office of city superintendent of Pubic
Schools az same place se54plm
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GEORGE W. YOUNG,

SUCCESsoR TO PIKE & YOUNG. CARRIAGE
- Manufacture corner Fourth ana / strnS,s
Sacramento. Established in 1850 An si-es Of
Spring and Thoroughbrace Wagons A good ss
sorment Of Eastern Buggies, Repairing, Paint
ing and Trimming done r,SbiTsf
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FOR SALE-T6 LET.

HARMS FOR SALEl-wHEN- YOU CONE TO
Il Sacramento make il point to see CARL
STROBEL, 'our Broker No. S2 street
jel7-6I4
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SPLINTEIis.

Fresh artesian water at Ord's saloon
free.
Dallas Female College opens It's fall
term on next Monday.
Temple EMANUEL school will opcn
Monday, September LIST.
Elocution and the modern languages
receive daily attention mt Dallas Female
College.
To-day at Shady View Park st. Pat
rick's picnic and pound party. Every
body Invited.
Do not fail to attend Tonight the pie
mic of s. Patrick's church at Shady
V ew Pal Everybody isinvited.
Dallas Female College is receiving a
complete renovation inside and ont, and
Will be altogether presontable ON next
Monday, the fall opening.
The Dallas Paint and Color works
started their machine yesterday and are
now ready to turn out some of the best
mixed paints in the country.
Imported last year eight No. / Ken
lucky thorough bred short-horn bulls.
II you want bargain call soon on
Bayne ~ Cecil, at Union stoclS-yards,
East Dallas.
Imported last year, eight no. | Ken
lucky thoroughbred short-horn bulls.
lfyou want u bargain, call soon ON
Bayne u Cecil, ut Union stock yards,
East Dallas.
Mississippi Military Institute, the
| Worlds great exposition school, at Pass
Christian, Mississippi, near New
Orleans. Apply to Col. T.. IL. Murfee,
superintendent,
Hon. Barnet Gibbs, the nominee of tho
Democratic party for Licutonant-Gov-
ernor, has accepted an invitation from
the Cleveland aud Hendricks club To
deliver an address at its meeting Friday
night on National politics.
In another column will he found the
published receipts of Mrs. Prince for tue
amount paid her by the Mutual Life In-
surance company of New York. This
company represents more money than
any other institution In the world, and
they are always prompt in paying their
policies. Mr.. John w. Wright is their
Dallas representative.
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Music Vocal and instrumental and
arts are spocialtics ut Dallas Female Col
Ippn
PrRSONAI

Mr., Charles Fred Tucker has re-
turned home from Houston.
Mr.. o. n. Holt, attorney for the Hous-
ton% Texas Central road, is in the city,
Col w. II. Hughes arrived in the city
yesterday from Galveston, and is II
guest of tho Windsor,
Walter Caruth, W. II. Thomas and w.
IL. Castor, left on north bound train for
Colorado, TO look after their mining in
terest, which promises to be an import
ant investment.
Col. j. r. Elliot, State Commissioner
of the New Orleans Exposition, spent
the Sabbath in the city. He is busily
engaged In working up the interest of
the state, in the coming Exposition.
Mr.. j. G.. Johns, prominent citiaon
of Kansas City, who has been spending
some days in this city, was called home
to-day by a telegram announcing the
death OF his brother-in-law, w. j. Cor
don.
Mr.. W. l.. Hail, Iusiness Manager of
the HERALD, returned yesterday from
the Houston convention and Calves
ton, whore Mrs Hall and son, Freeman,
are spending few weeks at the Beach
hotel.
Az - iNs lNtllNNlllf \ llltl ' ltIk Oh lllt
Fuel department of the Missouri Pa
cilic, returned yesterday morning, after
an absence of several months. lie has
been spending his vacation in the noun
tains of New York.
Miss Sadie Benton, of New York. sis
ter of Mr.. Charles Benton, is installed as
book keeper ofthc various theatrical en-
torpriscs that Mr. Benton has engaged
IN. She Will preside in the business de.
partment of the Dallas opera-houso.
Mrs. Charles Benton has returned to
| Dallas, after an extended trip North,
| during which time she has been en-
gagged in "booking' artists for the ensu-
ing theatrical season mt the several
opera-houses in this state under her
management.
Hon. Barnett Gibbs, the Democratic
nominee for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ar
rived homo Sunday from Houston and
Galveston, and has been very busy re
ceivng the hearty congratulations of
his host of friends, who are for him, re-
gardless of creed, color or political faith.
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The suffering men and women who
have felt that there was no relief from
the prosecutions of the piano iend
should take courage, for their deliver
anco is at hand, Signor Vallo, Professor
of Music, of No. 1908 Arch street, has dis
covered simple method hy which the
volume of sound OF any piano may he
reduced at will nearly cight-tcnths. lie
says II rs impossible to prevent one
lcarnmS 10 play on the piano from
! pounding ON the instrument and thus
| producing much moro noise than Is noe
essary for successful practice. 1t is
| equally difficult TO restrain a child from
/ constantly pressing on the hard pedal,
/ thereby introducing continual diScnrds
! TO increase the unpleasant uural effect.
| Not only does the sound annoy others,
| but nom its loneliness It deaiens the ear
/ OF the learner, making IL more difficult
| to acquire true musical taste.
n reporter called on Signor Nallo yos-
| terday afternoon and was shown the
method by which he reduces the sound
! of the piano. II consists i'm adjusting n
! simple Wcdge-likc attachment between
! the damper and the franc Of the piano,
/ thus destroying To a great extent the
| Nihmlory power of the chords. The
ellect was 10 soften the tone till the vol
ume was about equal TO that of guitar.
| one IN the adjoining room could scarcely
hear the piano when PLAYED and the adj
vantage Of this whom Il learner is per-
forming will he Obvious. The sweetness
of the music was not lost, the effect be-
ing simply to reduce the volume. The
attachment can be instantly put on or
of, aud no injury to the piano results
from having restrained the learners
propensity for noise. - Philadelphia Re
cord.
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The People Rule

ON political subjects Mr., Vanderbilt
declined to talk. He said that he felt
little interest in the coming election,
and that probably he should not vote at
all. "Nine times out of ten the Ameri-
can people are right he added, "and
they are wrong only when they have
reached decision hastily; they are
never wrong when they carefully weigh
the merits Of question. | have great
faith in the deliberate judgments of the
people. The men who 20 home from
their days work to read the newspapers
or discuss public questions with their
friends, they arc the real rulers of this
country The thinking men control its
destnies.' - New York Tribune.
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PERSONAL---VERY. and Undeveloped

PARTS ofthe Human Body Enlarged, Devel.
oped and Strengthened" Etc, Is an interest.
reply to Inquiries we will say that there is No
evidence of humbug about this. ON the con.
trary the advertisers are very highly Endorsed
Interested persons may get sealed Circular
giving all particulars by addressing Erie
Medical Co., T., q, Box 5l3, Buffalo, N. Y.-To.
euo Evening Rec.
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Mitigating "a Nuisance,

The solid English branches are empha-
sized mt Dallas Female College.
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INNERARITY INJURED.
BEATEN BY CONSTABLE MILLER
In a Difficulty over Service of, witness
Paper in a Burglary Case in Court
Milibr Surrender -Innerar-
ity's Condition Critical.

n difficulty took place yesterday after
noon at the corner of Camp and Lamar
streets between Constable George Miller
and Mr., T.. $. Innerarity, in which the
former struck the latter over the back of
his head with his revolver, telling him
TO the sidewalk, where he remained for
a time stunned by the blow, motionless
and apparently lifeless. Constable
Miller surrendered himself to the
wounded man carried him to his
room near by on Camp street, whore he
was attended by Drs. Thompson and
Pace. His injuries are of n serious ma
ture, and il is feared his skull is frac-
tured. II appears from what could be
CLEANED by HERALD reporter, that Of
iicer Miller served subpoena on him
to appear as witness to testify in the
case OF the State VS.. John James, charg-
ed with theft Of goods from the
dry goods house Of Blankenship IL Blake,
while in their employ one version is
to the effect that when the officer read
the summons to him that he snatched it
and shook the same in his face, accom-
panying the act with an opprobiOus cpl
tibet, when the officer struck him with
his revolver. Another is that lnnGrarity
put the writ IN his pocket and refused
to give ii up, which brought about
II war of words between him
and the officer, when the latter struck
him. IL was developed in the course OF
| the reporters investigation that Inner
arity had bought some of the goods al
| legged to have been stolen by James, and
that there was some misunderstanding
| about the matter. 1t seems that he told
Ip ll.,lr. j Il, a lot
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,

The 9th Annual Session begins Oct. LIST.
Most elegant bnil dings In the South, All
modern convcncncCs. Best advantages In
literature, music and nrt, Special attention
To health and comfort Of pupils. Moderate
charges. Apply carly TO W. &. BASS,
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Declared Unsafe.

Under section II Of the city charter
governing buildings, Mayor Cabell APP
pointed committee of three to pass
upon the safety Of the lie Grand wing
of the Grand Windsor building, and the
committee having reported the cast
wall as unsafe to life and limb, City
Col. w. II. Hughes, the owner of the
property, and W. G. Howard, lessee of
the building, TO pull down or repair the
same in such a manner as to satisfy the
City Engineer within twenty-four hours
after the service of the notice. Mr..
Howard has a lease on the building
which does not expire until June, 1885.
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Ladies approve of your smoking ali
tie Joker.N



City VS.. Joe Keys, fighting; dis
charged.
City VS.. George Anderson, James
Claines, Cain Worthiugton and c. II.
Cooper, intoxication; fined 81 each.
City VS.. john Gordon, intoxication;
fined s..
City VS.. George Perry, cursing; fined
city VS.. William Price, cursing; dis.
charged.
City vs.C. A. Tooly, drumming on
railroad platform; fined 81.
City vs.. John McClardy, lighting;
fined s..
City vs.. ii. Herr, fighting; discharged
City VS.. Thomas Jones, interfering
with private property; discharged.
City VS.. Oscar Williams, Henry Long
and William Cumley. loud andunneces-
ssry noise; fined 81 each.
City VS.. Jerry Toliver, abusive Ian
gusge; fined 81.
City VS.. Lou Randle, abusive lau-
guaKe; fined ~.
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NOTICES.

NoTlCE-lNDER AND BY AUTHORITY
~ ol u resolution, adopted by the Council of
the city OF Dallas, June s, 1856, sealed promo.
sulS wiz ne received MT the Office OF the CITY
Secretary until 3o'clOck u. M. Septemberi
1871, for lighting the city either BIZ gas or
electric light for period OF two years, from
ana after November 10, 1881. The City Conn.
GIL reserves The right to reject any or AN bids
W. Il. PARRY. city Secretary,
NOTICE 10 CITY TAN PAYERs-OF.
4 FlCE OF ASSESSOR AND COLI rCToR.
Clri HALL, August II, lSSl-l again beg Ia
vull your attention TO the fact that the city
u Wy, lor Tue year 1881 are due aud mus, Ne
ry,d before the lst day OF Septcnlhrr. COST.
WIZ ne added after that date. The city hn,
Onllrntions Ia mret to pay for Tho VAST
Nh9unt OF impror ements which have Lsc-.
mute ana are NV under ConstructlouN
would urge all those good citizens who rpn
puN TO un SO nov ana not wait tNl Tho msi
unE ct ihi. month. j. G.. ROGEl.. As.r,,r
ANA Collector. t,fu.,t.
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timore; Wyatt Lipscomb, f = Lallier,
Cameron; p r Dawson, Brenham; ID G
Wiltshire, Glen Rose; X NJ Frank, Balti
more; + II Brown, San Antonio; George
II Davis, Bowie; X kaufman, New York;
dale, TeXarkaua; III S Killman, Allen;
A S Rifle, New Orleans; Ii Lawrence,
Vicksburg; A Cooper, Lynchburg; G
G Montcastle, Allen; j + IIuster, Corsi-
cana; NJ Luminger, Des Moines,
Iowa; George w johnson, Arkansas
City, Arkansas; b w Lee and niece,
Winsboro; J NJ McCamore, Fort Collins,
Colorado; T. f. Taylor, J b Forseman,
st. Louis; G w Renalds, Forney; y 4
Haggerty, NJ arshall; o ID Kelsey, lie
troit, Michigan; w Thorpe, Duck
Greek; II b Johnson, Dallas county
Mrs. l. Burt, st. Louis.
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LOCAL LORE.
A WIFE BEATER UNDER BOND.
Recovery of a Stolen Horse-A Texas
Tooth Exhibit for New Orleans
The Methodists to Have n Now
miscellaneous.
ohnrrad wlth neatlng lIls WIG.

Warrant issued yesterday morning on
information filed with County Attorney
Clint, for the arrest of Adam Tuful,
charging him with aggravated assault
upon his wife. 1t appears that Tuful,
who is young man, few months
since wooed and won Miss Laura Mead
ow, a lass of fifteen summers, daughter
of respectable farmer. The young lady
did not gain the consent of her parents
to marry, as they deemed her too
young, but after the lovers
had the nuptial knot tied,
without the knowledge of the young
lady's parents, the best was made of the
situation. Tufel leased farm, and af-
forwards released il and the house, with
the exception of one room, which he re-
served for himself and wife. LATER he
and his young wife disagreed, and Sur
day, II reports are true, he assaulted
her, beating her up. lie was arrested
last evening by Deputy Sherifls Nearby
and Work, and placed under bond.
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A Printer Charged with Arson.

The following is clipped from the New
York Mail and Express concerning Col.
A. J. Hines, who once upon time made
Dallas his headquarters. II reads:
"OMAHA, Aug. l9,--Col. A. j. Hines, a
printer, was arrested last evening on
charge of having set fire in the Bee
composing room on Sunday morning.
Hines has been a leader among the
striking Union printers ever since the
strike of last spring, and has made war
on the Bee in various ways
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kOh HALE-ON ACCOUNT OF ILL
- health | Will offer for sale my entire
hoarding-house outfit, complete in every de-.
dining-rOOm and kitchen; eycrything ny
good as new. Can ut once at 100 JacIg 4
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Driving Away Rats.

One who claims to have tried it says;
The best thing to drive away rats is the
peppermint plant; the rat cannot bear
the smell Oft and disappear. We place
1t in the oats, rye, etc, when they are
brought in, and also under the pig-pen.
Though we no longer have any rats, we
keep ON using the plant, lest strange
one might make us visit.
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An Australian has deyse a scheme for
bringing down rain to ORDER The con
corn is in the form Of II balloon, with u
balloon is to be sent into the clouds, and
the dynamite Is TO be fired by a wire
connecting it with the earth. 1t is the
intention of the inventor, II is stated, to
make trial of the apparatus OF the dry
districts of New South Wales.
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Oolored Base BnllIsts,

The iirstOf two games to be played b,
the Dallas Black Stockings and the
WaXahachie Red Stockings, was played
yesterday afternoon on the base bali
grounds, resulting in II victory for the
former club bya score of ~ to :. The
second and last game will bo played this
afternoon. The fielding was simply inn
mcnse.
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Union Rnsc RalI Clnh.

The Union base ball club as reserves
of the professional Brown Stockings,
organized last night with the following
members; SHELTON captain and pitcher;
Lilly, assistant captain; lIadlock, Me
Leod, Cornwall, Boyer, Jackson, Lind
sey, Stevenson, Good, Mcconnell, Here
ford, Leak, Momand,
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still Alive,

Arrest VIM, who sustained serious
injuries Sunday by being thrown from
his buggy at White Rock camp-meeting,
was still alive when heard from yestor-
day. lIe'hns been removed to his home,
where he is receiving all possible medi-
cal attention. He is regarded by the at
tending physicians as being in n preca-
rious condition, as his skull is irac-
lureu
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4 Burglar Isanlcd.

Sunday night Mrs. Spence who resides
on Wood street, near Veal street, saw Il
man prowling in the back yard at a late
hour Mt night, and as she was alone was
very much frightened by the presence of
the unknown party. Her screams called
City Marshal Arnold TO the scene, hut of
course the party having been warned
He'd before the officer arrived.
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New Methodist Church.

The committee of the Lamar street
Nj. II. Church South, was to have met
last evening for the purpose of selecting
a lot upon which to erect 100000 church
building. What they dill was not
learned. The committee has in view
three lots, two on Commerce street be-
tween IlarwOod and Eryay streets, and
another on Bryan street.
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UniversitY of Virginia.

The siNty-frSt session Of this institution
Will open october |, 1881. Thorough iustruc-
ton In Literary, Scientific and Professional
Departments, Including Law, Medicine, En-
gincerlng and Agriculture. For information
apply To nr JAMES r. HARRISON,
Chairman OF EAcnllN, L. . InlNorslIN nf Nn.
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Yesterday morning while making an
excavation at the foot of Lamar street
Mr.. John Nevard unearthed large
tooth of n monster mastodon. II was
several feot in length and weighed five
and one-half pounds. As soon ~ il was
exposed 10 the atmosphere it began to
crumblo. lie ought TO send IL as an OK
hibit to the New Orleans Exposition.
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Deputy Sheriff Winston met up with
a horse in Fort Worth Sunday that was
stolen over year ago from Mr.. j. Il.
Prigmore, Of this county. The animal
was in the possession Of Mr.. Ceavngcr,
of that city, who had purchased the ami
NAL without knowlngit was stolen The
horse will be restored to its owner.
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GEORGIA MlliTARYACADEMY


Incorporated and governed by n Board Of
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
and healthWlnesS; 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 FAN Session
bugips October Sth. For Catalogues, ETC., ad-
dress The superintendent,
MAI. h, j, BURGESS,
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VANTED-COPYING BY a LEGNs
w and rapid writer at home. ADDRESS, \
T., this office. o,,,,,s Y
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CLERK

{XTE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ W. II. TUACKER for County Clerk.
I'VE AXE REQ uESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W, NJ. G. HILL as Il candidate for re-
election to the Office of County Clerk.
ENTE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" HENRY JOKES as Il candidate for re-
a'n"ilon 20 tho office Of District Clerk,