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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
THE MAI-EEST,

The committees having in charge the de-
tails OF the great Mai-iest to be held in our
civ shortly, held another interestipg meet
ing last night and heard reports from the
cbnirmen OF the various committees. They
gave encouraging reports OF the fine pro-
gress being made aud the interest manifest.
ed by all classes OF citizens, and ore assured
that tho fair now bids to assume greater
proportions than was at first anticipated by
the promoters Additional names arc be.
ing daily added TO the already long list of
those VINO are to participate IN the process.
sion. The committee earnestly request
that parties wishing TO take part in the pro.
cpssion will lssve their names at the Market
drug store, 30 that they may be assigned
propes places in the grand street parade.
The following firms have 90 far entered
for the street parade Of the 18th, and repre-
cent over forty floats advertising their but
iness: William Ernervsin, Pacific Express
company. Texas Express company, II. 81
mon, j. 3. Witwer. +. G.. Moore, Ellington,
II, CABIN q Co., Hamilton Il Young, @. II.
Edwards, Dallas Barrel factory Samuel Pol
lock, Trunk factory, Weir Plow company.
Martin, show cases, Moline Plow company,
Harris, butcher.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

William N. Smith flied suit Ia the United
States circuit court Yesterday PRAYING that
dsmagea be awarded him against tho Texas
n Pacific railway company In the sum OF
$40 600. The petitioner, who Is n resident
Of Hot Springs, Arkansas, alleges in his
chsrges that he YVES injured In a wreck on
thst line, near Abilene, on the Attn OF April,
1881, cAused.by the breaking or giving away
of a rail on account OF o worthless tie: that
his injuries are OF permanent character.
wherefore be prays for damages In the sum
of $40, 600. The plaintiff 10 represented by
James e. Cockrcll and Robertson & Coke.
Mack Htoddler 4 Co. filed an attachment
anti against ]. X Thompson Il Co., OF
Wichita county, praying that attachment
issue 10 cover. SSH 40, amount OF merchan.
disc plaintiffs sold defendants In good faith.
They further charge that the defendants
have disposed Of their property with the
view OF dsfrauding their creditors. The
plaintiffs are represented by Crawford 4
Crawford and J. M. Dickson.
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DEATH OF MRS. yoLLIyER.

Thig community was shocked on yestef-
day morning to hear Of the unexpected ana
sudden death OF one Of its most estimable
and beloved citizens, Mre. Annie Rainey,
wife OF Mr.. FAC Tolliver. She bad not bsen
entirely well for the few days preceding,
but on Saturday the sy mptoms grew to be
quite uniavorsble, and by evening, really
alarming. . ABOUT 4 o'clock Saturday
morning, eho psssed away. rs gently as a
fading day, but with the shortest twilight
between the Two c0hoitIVns y,
life and death. The husband
was absent on q business trip, but afIer two
or three Intellectual efforts by telegraph was
reached at Greenville. though too late for
him to take the west bound train. lie IVES
expected home last night. Mrs. Robinson,
sister OF the deceased, will be here this
morning. Due notice Of the funeral will be
given this afternoon.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION. L.:


TSLFCrIoN NO rICE-A PETITION SIGNED
II by tho requisite number OF qualified voters
having been approved By tho honorable City
Council. OF the city OF Dallas, on April l6. 1854
ASKING that an election he ordered 70 dsiermins
whether or not the territory embraced IN the
liGiw hereinafter given shall become annexed
TO ana form a part o. the cit, OF Dallas inns s
Ia Give notice the, an election Will be hold ~ the
re,idence Off. W Iiltlepage on the l7lh day
Of May. ssi, by which !. VIII be detefm,n e.
annexed % the city Of Dallas, tpiwit Begin s!yns,
uiux on the east bourdry line OF liar Hooo euest
Al a point where II I. intersected BY the NORTH
boundary line Of the city Of pslas thsnce noL a
with Masten street thence northwest eone
Nasten street until u iotsnects an imaGns1
line being en- extension Of the south boundary
line Of John W. Psyue's homestead; thence on
said line 70 said Paynes southeast corner; tnence
Along rsid south boundary line and In straient
direction 70 Trinity river. thence down faid
river to the corporate line q the CITY 81 "a.
OF beginning. 4. VI. Lituepege IL appointed
presiding oilcer 70 hold said election irpvr
County Judge Dallas County.
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ntnIIp,ot,s Deeds.

NADkID, May The election for mem
beers OF the chamber at deputies. resu,tsd IN
the choice OF 33f conservatives, including 20
ultramontanes; AZ liberals, supporters OF
SsEasta; 80 members ~ the dynebtic l,fti .
postiblists, including CASTELAR,; . radicals,
aud 3 Cuban Rutonomis.s were chosen. Inc
goyornmeut olaims 30 have frustrated yar1'
Gus revolutionary muy0ments, yes attempts
have been made 70 SGT fire TO the mouse
which o)nt,lns the shore end OF the MAJ
gelllQ9 cable,
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How They treat Editors In Cuba.

HAVANA, May 2-YesterdGy edition OF
the republican newspaper, III Phienque,
was seized and tho editor sentenced Tor a
previous ofieufe, impri.onec for 81, month,
to be deprived Of tho right 10 vote and pay
sts Of trel.
LONDON. Msy 2.-Ezypt has not been m
v!ted TO take pSrt in the conferences. Tho
impression exists that France and England
srs discussing OF the disbAndmeot OF tho
Egyptian army.
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QUEEN CITY GUARDS AT HOUSTON.

A note from o visitor who accompanied
the Queen City Guards OF this city, to
Houston, says that the Guards arrived ut
Houston ut O'Clock .. m, on May "a, In
good spirits and ready for work. They
were received at the depot by detachment
OF the Houston Light Guards, accompanied
ton Light Guards headquarters, where .
cordial address Of Welcome Was delivered by
Captain Scurry. the accomplished COM
mcndor. They were than marched 70 tae
autchins house where IN elegant breakfast
Was prepared for them. While % breakfast
. beautiful bcquet was prevented 70 Captain
Fslton for the Quseu CISy Guards, By Nh.
Gale, their generous hostsss, which W.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
REPORTER RAPS.
Tx. Confederate Reunion N0tes-A Da'-
las Enterprise.
Meeting OF Maifsst Committee Queen
Cisy Guards.
Other aaiters VI II Local Nature.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REUNION.


The grand reunion OF the sx.confedsrates
OF Missouri Old Settlers OF Texas, John
sons Spy company, rennssseeans, Cabells
Arkausss Brigade, Ross Texas Brigade,
Eciors rsxas Bris ade, Polignao's Brigade,
drsndbery's Brigade, Maxey's Brigade,
il,h Texas Regiment, Fitzhugh'e Regiment,
Siblsy's Brigade, aud Others, which. In
clude all the ex-conledcratss In Texas, from
what aver state they may have come, or
command TO which they belonged, VIII
have grand reunion at Dallas, com
manoiDg on the 9th day OF August,
1884 and will continue for four days. Gem
oral Hoods brigade having appointed 10
meet at Dallas on the 27th OF June, 1881,
arrangements ars now being made, and We
hope will be contumtted, "a got Hoods
brigade 10 defer thor meeting until the 9th
VI August aud meet with US, when We will
nave the graudest reunion Of e1.Confsder
ales that bag ever been since The war.
All papers iriondly TO the cause will please
copy, Colonel ID. A. Williams and Others
are working to this end.
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Tho New Pool.

NEW YoRR, May 3,-rhe new pool CON
tracts OF the 81. Louis lines were signed by
representatives OF all ronds at COMMISSIONER
Fink's office to-day. The nav contracts
provide for distribution Of east bound bust
meas at fixed per centages aud regular Get,
tlement balances; tie per cottages ana
times OF settlement are not yet agreed upon,
and these matters will DO taken up at q
future Meeting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
nIaRGEL LAND SALE.

The Texas g. Pacific railway closed yes.
terday through iis land office here, OF
which Mr.. w. III. Abrams is the head, an
other sale of so goo ncres OF land located in
Bsndera county, tor the sum OF Sl8O 900 TO
the Magnolia Cattle company. The land
department here ere selling great deal OF
fac land, and doing Great deal towards
settling up the western portion OF the state.
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and party, who have been specially detail
ed BY the trensery department 10 explore
the new river discovered last year IN Aiasaa
by Lleutsnsp. St'rey. The latter Ian thrse
weeks ago on the schooner Aurelaska, un'
der government orders To continue tue ex'
ploratlons OF the river. The fact that
Doley, Of the marine service, has been or
dered 10 follow Storey to explore HIS dis-
coyery, sxcites much comment In navel
nlrnlna hmm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
THE WAY II WORKED.

Lao. week the HERALD contained notice
Of Mr.. Ed. Martins livery stable aud fine
turn.outs, csptioning tho article with
"Tilden and Randall Coming to Texas" "
And 10 aud behold, the Colorado Clipper
and other papers are copying Il as an item
OF news. They are not coming but Ed.
Martin has fine turn outs for hire at low
prices all the came.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04

denver, Col. May 2-rhis morning an
officer arrested an Italian in the act OF
s.esling coal from cara near one OF tina
freight depo,s. On the way 20 the Jail
through the railroad yard he was ast upon
by u crowd OF Italians and clubbsd and
stabbed psarly 70 death. The appearance
Of squad of policemen only saved his lie.
Twoniy.two Italians we're jiiled.
The Union Pacific sir,kts have received
official notice that '0rd-r 81, reducing the
salaries, has been refolnded, and all have re-
turned 10 thar places this moroloc.
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TRULY A BENEFACTION.

To find out some sure cure for the terri
BILE habit OF opium using. The secret has
been discovered by Dallas physician, who
has taatimonig,g rom many clad souls who
have been cured by DR.. Benton's" Sure Opi-
um Cure" DR.. Benten has reputation for
treating chronic troubles, and has multi
tuoes OF witnesses 10 testify in his favor
Office of Di Benton Is ,00S Elm etreet.
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Tho Pittsb urg Driving Park.

Prrr,DuRG, May The programme Of
the RUNNER meeting, Of the Pittsburg aud
Exposition driving parks, from July 10 70
Is inclusive, HAYS bsen arranged. The
parse, aggregate $2s 900.
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DKpARrMKNr or INsURANcF, sTATIe.

IMPAIRMENT OF INSURANCE.. sTATIs-
.. lsss.-To ali whom II May Concern: This Z
70 certify tina. the German. American Insurance
Company OF New York. n, ". has IN all res
condition. precedent 70 its doing business In
this rtsts and that said Company holds GER
tlncats Of authority nom this once entitling
4 70 DC bus!nss. N shis STATE ics sseiss i AZ,
IL sj-oisen under my hand and sal q Of.
Zoe, IN Austin, the day and daee Nm! eUeve
cxfNBe 8 xWIHG. Agents, Dallas. Tsx .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
Hanged.

hanged Mt Bloomfield, Sissourl, Just bsfore
noon TO day. for the murder !. James Nc
Nab near Essex, stoddIrd county, thie
state, four years ago. About 4,00O people
were present Dickson made brief speech
on the scafiold In which he declared his in
norpuce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
THE MISSOURI Pacific SLEEPER

Leaves new brick depot ct $50 every nigh
and rams through 10 s.. Louis without
change. Bsrths reserved only by Il. L
Turner, SOL Main street.
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THE CROPS.

The farmers fear that the continuous
rains VIII ipjure the crops and give the
weeds the advantage, inssmuch as the
worked. The crops look splendid, how
ever. and with fair weather they are likely
TO pan out beyond the fondest expectations.
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answered by Q note from the Guards, who
always appreciate n oomplment IRON the
ladies. The unhoundsd kindness and cor
diality OF the Lisht Guards has slrendy
made tho bows faol at home.
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hrrIvnl nI TIM Rcnr.

ST. JonHs, N. r, NAV 2-The Bear, the
first ship OF the Greedy relief expedition,
arrived today for coaling. She sails Bat
urday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04
Thc Niianight Score .

New YORK, May 2.-Eidnight score
Rowell, 525; BiizEersld, $50; Noremao, 40S
Vint, $50; Herty, 4s3; Elson, ass; Nitaw
l5I. phnohot 306.
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CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTS.


iK1ANrEp-oNR RESPONSIBLE MANA
w ger and three agents u travel over tho
state IN good paying business. Apply OF No
i iy9 ), \. = Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN
w wish bonrl and !, dgiur with private fam.
lily OF room without busrd; would prefer place
where no other bofi iors arc taken. AddiessC:
NJ. REDWOOD. hlr 10 Office Iae4.lt
VANTED--A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO
w general housework for small family; good
canton street, "Codars." may3.2t
tET ARTED-A Good HAND TO WORK IN
w dairy; none but com etent man need ep.
ply. Address nr. HowePs Drug Store, 60,
~ ANTED-I2 GOOD JolNER5 FOR INSIDE
w work az Houston, Texas Apply TO M.
y EST, Al Windsor Hotel, Dallas, Tex inaS.2t
TETANTED-A SIT QATIoN AS CHAMBER
~ maid or pantry work; good references Ely
fETANTED-A GOOD COOK. APPLY AT
" Mr.. ". L. GRIGGs, Fair Ground, or at
Oliver & Griggs. bankers. apI30.t
yITAhTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w homework Ia family OF i've; good wages.
cuue and Boil street, apT3seoo3t
IN ANTED--ACTlvE MEN TO CANVASS
w for our subscription books In every city ana
county 10 Texas; liberia terms ara permanent
employmant given. Call on or oduress J, w.
sToNG, 9i2 Msinst mar23,untt
| yiTAHTED-AGEN1S ADDRESS THE ST.
| w LOUIS FLE TR,C LAMP 90. 81. Louis,
Mo. for circular, cats ana terms Tor tn 80 Can.
die Power Css2erson Eleetrlc Lamp. ep2,ses.S.
| TXfaNTED-AYOU TO sr0g AT Tbt. HAaION
| w AL HOTEL; nfSt. 81 sss ecccra nodsuo.n 2:
| tsasonAbls Ygse. ONLY ONE DOLLAR hHp
| rgENTY-YIYE CEST5 PER DAY. TAG pnnd-
| !ng "a hrol, with three sta.rTays IA 0ose tlia
coated In ths business portion 81 the o:ty only
| ere Bqdare fsun strosscar lino and one square
| rom TexRH 4. Pacific and mlsccuri sscinc !JepoL
O1ov0nlont 10 paoscngcis coming or going oteE
either road 0frco opnn all night. 1uesu ore
called for all trains. Il: CLkARY, Prop1eior,
| MAJ ANTED-YOU NOT TO STOP 5up no
| w COME TO the ST. JAMES IL lTEL, where
you can get the best accommodations for the
morcv only G1.50 per day. Board. with
rooml 30 10 81 per week; table board, $3.50
per week. Rooms 10 le', with or without board.
JAMES NJ. ORR, Proprietor ap,20.i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-04

Wells "Rough on Corns."
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." 15c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, bunions.
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FREE RIDE OUT WEST.

For particulars read advertisement in this
paper OF the public exile of town lotB ct Mid
land, the new town out west on line OF
Texas & Pacific railway.
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LOST.

+ osT-A DOG (NEw FoUNDLAND) WHITE
era reward will We given for his delivery ct
Schneider q Davis. mn3 "
\ OsT-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BIZ
/ paid for the return Of q package or notos,
bills, cic. q Q. BURNETT, Sll Main street,
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ion Is made tor the Missouri river. They
want ton millions appropriated. while the
bill In Its present shape gives them but hall
that amount.
A Georgia postmaster has cent TO Wash
ington a Letter enclosing circular request
ing tho contribution Of Set tor campaign
purposes. The circular was shown TO Post;,
master. General Gresham, who Gays he wiz
protect any postmaster who refuses inc
contribution called for by the circular.
Hon. John M Langston, United Slelea
minister to Hayti, arrived here to-day, hay
ing started on mis- reform - soon NJ posslule
Nlter hearing oi tho charge VI MURDER pIe.
ierred ngelnst his son. Lang ston talksffeely
concerning his sons crime, saying the plsa
| OF seli defense will be ,nads aud perfectly
good aud conclusive deienss can DO shown,
| He has procured tho services OF Colohei
| Ingefspll and attorney A. q. Riddle, ~
counsel Tor his son, and says tho defendant
will ha on hand when the goyefnmcnl
Ii, ready 10 ptocsed with the tfinl.
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DIED..

cAsEY.-At 8 O'Clock p. m, Friday. he ~
fsssi.l .Ia sss s'-ss 60. :: ny - ~, a
Trisnds and acquaintanoes invf>ee
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RnllMnY NIntlsrs.

sr. LOUIS, May 2.-Dr. O. NJ. Taylor,
Knitted Btates commissioners OF Afknnhhh
for che New Orleans Cotton exposition, and
chairman OF the Arkansas state board OF
eom issioDsrs was htre to-day IN conhulta-
on with officials OF the Gould railway sys'
em regarding representation nj the rev
Crlo.u. exposition, and II was decided that
tbe Gould eystem would mako grand ex.
iiblt, embracing the products Of Missouri
Ark ,nsis and Texas, and that preparations
ior Il should begin Is, Ouoe
The Transclulinensgl ASSOCIATION, OF
which George w Nttine IL commissioner,
will hold meeting here Monday next To
determine whether the California pool
ehgll be continued or abandoned.
On Tuesday the Iowa ttsfllc association
met hero. On April cath the Wabash gave
tho required thirty days notice OF with-
draWgl from thiB association, end IN accord
ance with this nO0ce missioner Catinan
to-day notified tho general managers oi the
road In interest that the association WsuId
oeaes 10 exist on the 9th OF May. IL u
Thought, however, by well-iniofnled RAN
road ofllclls here that an effort wi DC
made 10 continue the Iowa association WIN
out the Wabash.
DFs MoIEFs, Iowa, May 2.-The Iowa
r.ilwsy commission to-day reported 10
Attorne, General Case u refusal oil the Gen,
trail road Of Iowa TO observe the decision OF
the com mission and keep up operation or
its tralns TO the northward and ask thnt ne
at once proceed TO enforce the decision
through ths courts. This Is The first act OF
tho commission rinca Judge McGill became
a member OF the board. IL IL said the case
will bs pressed without delay and that there
IL practically no doubt o. the defeat oil the
ohdurste company and the enforcement OF
the commissions decision.
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A NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

Mr.. A. l.. Clore will open new boarding
house on Monday on Elm street, one door
west of Preston street. The house ia only
one block distant from the Union depot.
aud will be convenient for the travelling put.
lie. House will be newly furnished and
table frst-class.
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For particalars reed advertisement IN this
psperIol the public sale oftown lots q Mo:
land, THE psV town out west on line Of
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENr-A SPLENDID FURNISHED
& Room convention, to business, 756 Wood
street. may AT.
L'OR RENT-AT OPS ELM STREET. NEAR
Il Pottoflicc, lSfge we'll furnished bedroom
cannot be surpassed oh cap to three or four
gentlemen or man and wife. Can and SEQ at
DIR. Murray's Office 925 Elm street may 4.lt.
For RENt-noUsE OF THREE ROOMS,
nice lot, shade and fruit trees, No. So3 SCUM
Houston. Apply TO s. Terry. may Alt.
IJoR RIM "A NEW AND NICE FIVE
r Room housc on Jackson street between,
Akard aso.i.,y s.ree!s. .ou.heIn iion,' WI
be iuished by the s,h, Apply to J. 4: Hay
IGOR rem - DWELLING OF F1y ROOMS
L on Houston street. seconc block south OF
the county courthouse. Good water. Apply
TO N. Outlet, l6 Houston street. meya.2t
EoK RENT = SEVERAL GOOD PIANOS,
DO h square and upright at @. H. Edwards,
733 and 795 Main street. mai.lw
Eon RENI--gBE OLD kXuHANGE Banks
It 20 Main street north side OF corrthouse;
size 25x75; good stand for any businsss; Apply
to Z. w. BARTON COS Elm st apr2o.lm.e.s
LUR RENG-TWO NICELY BURNS HE'D
Z rooms; southern EXPOSURE. with or without
board. within minutes walk Of Herald once.
35 Akart avenre. corner Jackson Inas-ol
FOR sEsT.-ROoMs TO DELEGATES AT
4 tending the STA o Press Association; can ac-
commodaie aboat 70. Apply to MIS- WIN Long.
lili Main street. ma3.at
FOR RENT--A COMFORTABLE AND CON.
veniest suit OF rooms for offices. Apply 70
VEAL. COOPER HUNTER meJ.2t
uOR RENr-HOUSE WITH -FOUR ROOMS,
L furnished coz piete. No liza Commerce St,
between Hsr 70 d and Cabel streets. Apply TO
JOAN WOODS. Grand-Windsor Hotel m92.3t
EOR RENT-A TwO.sTORY HOUSE ON
Bryan street, Apply 10 w. o. CONNER. at
sanger Brothers. MAJ Nv
4, OR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM,
i cool ans pleasant, al 500 Jackson ST. spSOtt
FOR RENT-A VERY DEsIRiBLE COT
tare OF Q rooms, conveniently located, cor.
rer Of Wood and Hrouder streets. water on
premises. Apply 10 NJ. y. Levy, Sanger Broth
era wholesale department apf2o-u
I,oR HKNT-A VERY DESIRABLE COT.
II tsee OF rooms. conveniently located corner
, NJ Wood and Browdsr street,; VISITOR on prem,
Wbolesa'a Department apl2ou
| T,OR hFNT-FOUn ROOMS AT 2o3 nLs ST:
II o,er Wallace & wssgenerG very pleasant
roomy. su,,sble for Offices or sleeping ro9ma
| Apply W J. W BARTON. 625 Elm 81: apr25-lm
NOR RENT-1HE STORE HOUSE. GIL ELM
| II street. now occupied By Lyons hrotners,
Wholesale saddlers; 25x150 feet Sstories. Apply
U JAMRa BARTON, Cos Elm at: apr23lm
NOR RFNT-A NICE COOL ROOM AT NO
IT So4 Jackson street spfryzi
i~OR RENT-THB SECOND STORY OF THE
| L nsw Postodice building. q fine large room
F, 60xs0 feet 8. X. corner Of Sycamore and Kim
streets Apply to MURPHY q BoLANz %. Hsss
TS0K EFNT-0NE fLB1ANT sUTTK or
h rooms sud one single room. south exposure.
| third floor OF new building on Main street. next
4 10 Herald building; Light and ventilation YER
| feet water and closets same floor. LlNDSLEY
3 BRADFORD. Attorneys sS5 Main street Cup
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Tint Husband of Mine
Is three times the man he was before ht
began using "Wells' Health Renewer.'
81. Druggists.
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The NAV criminal term Of the county
court begins on next Wednesday, with .
moderate docket; attorneys and defendants
should bear this In mind, and govern them.
nalvee a>cordinRly.
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4" IT'S set o. features. a complexion,
The tincture of skin that admire"
In using Pozzoni's complexion powder,
Fairest charms You will acquire.