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compel the attendance oi absent member
Under calls ~ the house, Aiken, chair
man 0i the judiciary committee No !, =
ported uuiayOfAhly on house bill No. ",
| relative 10 the neglect of officers, hecausH
the bin was foreign 10 the governors pro-
nlamation, also on house bill No. relative
TO the dissolution Of attachments, byA
stitute % he printed.
The reports were adopted.
Nash, chairman, reported with recon-
mendation that tie two bills providing Tor
commissioners to the New Orleans cotton
centennial DC considered together Adop
ted.
Mckinney, cha'rman, reported uniAyors'
bly, house bills No. 35 and 80, both relative
10 the investment oi school funds.
Cochran said he aud Chambers would
prepare minority repor. on this subject,
Rosenthal also said ae favored minority
report and they would sfnu IN one.
T1e regula- order, the substitute bill
from the committee, 10 amend article ilj
OF the penal code, ghs taken mp and amer
considerable discussion upon various
amendments was ordered engrossed. The
amendments require stile blocks 20 be
placed on each side OF gates, and strikes
out the provision restricting tho pekalty
20 cases where he owners OF the gates have
complied With the requirements ut the act,
and prohibit the construction OF gates or
other distractions across third class roads
where the same hava been paid tor by the
county. The til requires hitohiug posts
ON each side Of gaze, H. l.f, with the an
proaohss, must Doe sept 20 s.d order. Vi
olAtions OF the act are 10 Ur deemed mis-
demeanors under penalty of from So TO $50
A message from the senate announces
that the passage of senate bill No, 3, to do.
nate all OF the public domain TO the school
fund.
Matthew was excused indefinitely on ac-
count OF illness.
Various bills were referred by Speaker
Gibson.
Honorable G II. Yordson, member Of the
Sixteenth legislature, was invited toa seat
in the house.
The resignation OF Dean as one OF the two
clerks of the house was accepted.
A resolution was adopted fixing the mum
Der OF clerks at three. Tuesday at 1880 y. |
m. was fixed for the memorial services OF
deceased members.
The house then adjourned sntl 10 IN.
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LEGAL.

vu,HE STATE OF TEXAS TO THE SHER-
IN or any constable OF Dal az County, greet
ina: You are hereby commanded, that by
milling publication of this citation IN some
neVs paper published In the county OF Dallas,
f,r four succe e.sive ", eks, previous To te reMrn
.day hereof, you Summon w. ). OBief, whose
residence is unknown, t. be and appear neiore the
the County Court, to be holden In and iyr coun-
" of Dallas, at the Courthouse there@, In yhe
DIV n DALAI. on the ist Monday in February
nex' :, then and there to answer 70 the penuqn
OF Q. Aultman 4 Co.. CORPORATION. nIso ~. IN
said Court. on the 22nd day OF December, iYs3,
against the said w. 8. o. Bier and .. K SIM
1ons and alleging IN substance ~ follows, o,Wic
FOR two certain promissofy notes In wrillR
dated May 22nd. 1882 each for the sum OF w,
and due respectively: on the LIST DAY o. Nov9m'
Der, A. d 1882 and LIST day OF SovemoeL, ~,
besrng intereat from cate. at the ra oi ~ per
cent per anpum with 10 per cent. additional ~
~ attorneys eif collected by legal process,
said note being pay able at Dallss Texa,, and TO
the order OF BDwser & Lennon. said notes
we're on the 10Th day Of October. lSs2- transfer
red by Bowser 4 Lemmon 10 G Aultman d
Co. for . valuable consideration. aud !ora a ORE
closure ofiien on the following described pre-,
erty, to.wit One 3s.inch cy.nder new m1nei
separator. wherefore plaintiffs pray Judgment
for debt, interest a'torsey's fees, foreclosure
OF lien ard all cos.s OF suit etc.
Herein fail not, hut have you then ana tlere
before said cours this writ. with your re furn
thereon, showing how you have executed the
same
Court OF Dallas county.
said cour In the city OF Dallas this the I'm DAY
Of January, A ID. 1884 W. N: a. HILL
Clerk County Court Dallas County.
nv l. HuaHts Deputy.
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Foreign Fields.
DvNANIrERs on TRIAL.

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The trial of William
Volt ana Edward Bondur, charged with
being IT. possession Of explosives tor uulaw
lul purposes, has begun.
THE SITUATION IN ToSqUIH.
A dispatch from Hal Phong. Tonquin
dated the 10Th, says the country is quiet
The hostile ban0s in the district OF IMAM
Dinh have dispersed.
Admiral Coutbet has ordered fort
nights provisions 10 be forwarded to the
French forces from Hal Fhang Tor move.
ment against BIcninh.
WRECKED.
SHANGHAI, Jan. H.-rhe steamer Hawai-
Qneen, from this port for Hong Kong was
wrecked on Hill Shan. island. Five natives
were saveG. Nothing is known OF the rest
of the crew OF six Europeans and one hun.
dred and ninety-eight natives.
HIuILfsTIc ENTERPRISE.
ST.. PETKRsBUPG, Jan. AL Is stated that
Lieutenant Colonel Sudeikin, who was
murdered by nihilists on the night of De.
cember 2oth, betrayed the expenses of the
Journey abre al OF yablopsky's wife. and 1t
is believed that Jablonsky himself ha, left
the country. The latter Informed the
nihilist executive that the killing OF Lieu
tenant Colonel Sudeikin was imperatively
necessary.
The Public, q new socialist journal, Is an
nounced. 1t will serve rs link between
the will of the People and the Students
Chestro.
A reward OF $500 roubles is offered by the
police for the arrest Of Jablonsky.
TsESG STICKS.
LONDON, Jan. l4.-Marquis Tseng has
gone to paris. The National says: Tseng's
letter published in the Breslan Gazette
created much discomfort at the French
foreign office, where 1t was believed i'm
possible for Tseng longer to represent
China.
La Padrie assents that Terry decided to
request Tseng TO be superseded.
viGHAUX AND scHEFFER.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE Dalkline billiard
contest of 81 600 points, 600 points night,
between Niguaux and Scbeiler, began at
the cafe of the Grand hotel this evening.
There was large attendance. The score
at the close of The nights play was: Wig.
naux 600, Scbm SOL Vignaux's principal
runs-l07, 1876, SO; Schgfler's-l2i lO5,
80.
A WAR sPECK.
PARIS, Jan. At Is thought that Using
iscoming TO Paris TO demand his passports.
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sIntr CnnitnI Nntcs.

AUSTIN, Jan. H.-[Spec clal. lin the de
bate this morning on the engrossm0nt OF
tho bill relative to authorizing the use of
troops by the governor, Senator'S Shannon,
Davis. Jones and Gibbs took strong grounds
against the use of troops, believing that Il
tho sheriff. are made 20 do their duty they
can suppress ionce-cuiting
Charters died; Friendship Grange Co.
operative o. sociation, z. of H., Milan
county, capital stock $40 600, LAGRANGE
Building association, capital stock $2j
GOO. Kaufman Building association, cap.
ital stock $4,000
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Railway Men Excited Over the
Appointment
or Receiver for the Texas \ ~.
Louis Narrow Gauge.
A Houston Youths Escapade With n
Variety Actress.
The san Antonio city Eleciion-A Baby
MISERY.
Palestine Merchants Who Dread the
Sherlifs Writs.
Coart Decisions Frsm Gal,eston-
Gulf Notes.
other News BY Special Dispatches.



sr. LoUis, jan. li.-[speciGl.l The locsI
cotton market was steady at revised prices
which were put up on all grades OF VIII "a
cotton. The demand was good and the
moven,.rt amounted 10 even 1900 bales
| Local -put quotations Low ordinary. l'2'
ordinary rs; good ordinary y l'2; low
midding TO- middliug lO3 >; good nld.
ding 10 g.l6, middliug fair III i-si tslut u
q; low middins y l'3; mlulllhS 'Sf hVVd
ordinary S34. u,.
Cash wheat WAS pretty hrm but u slight
decline was due to the decline in the specu-
lation markets; No. 2 red, l.O2
Cash corn went down, but was in good
demand; No. mixed, ~ 3's.
The cattle market wus slow aud the re-
ceipts not large. There were no eastern
buyers to-day, but they are expected ihter
In The week.
Tho MR. has been full Of rumors concern
ing the Texas 4 ST. Louis railroad, which
ar,, hnrd 10 run down. The following ia
giyen on the authority OF the Post-Dis.
patch: "a reporter saw prominent oih-
cial OF the Texas 4 ST. Louis railrosu TO-
dav with reference 10 tne npi ointment ol
receiver. Mr. W. X. Wooduri hAvis2 teen
appointed by Judge MoCrnry A. kenkuA on
Saturday. He WAS verT bop 'ul conc rh'
ing the prospects. Hs SAID tue receiver
had been appointed u the .caiiou oi
friends Of Colonel far-nofs ~ hopes us
by this means tbs bondho'dtrs who
had refused TO respoud 90 mo IL per
cents ass. s1meni uuuer tue reAdl luslment
plau. would be brought 10 time. This plan
has not iaiei by euy meats, ns % per
cent. ot the boudnulders have responded
and the money Is evailHbie for use In get
ting the equipment which rs badly needed
With proper equipment and little time
IL is believed that the road will come out
nll ~
ptrninore and Mr. Wood ward are out OF
town. Colonel ParamUrc has stHked nll he
has on the road, but from an intimate
friend 10 was learned that even IN case OF
the failure of the road he has property and
sureties enough 10 save him from ruin.
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MAI,SIIAII.

MARsHALL, jar. l4.-tspecial. l-Dr. John
Jackson. chief surgeon of the Gould conbi-
nation is registered nc the Capitol.
The installation oi ilicsrs Of Groy COM
mendary No. 10. Knight remplars takes
place tonight At the Methods. church.
The offiosrs for the ensuing y ar are: Ell.
Fry, G. G.; L. w. Taylor, @. j.; John r.
Srnson, captain general; r. p. Haw-y, =.
". anu Dr. J. IT, T., or j. W. Toe in.
siallation will he public, after which they
will repair % their elegant temple, whore,
with large number of Visiting knights,
they will participate in an elegant ban
quet.
' o. r.. Heynes chief of the mechanical and
motive dspsrtmgll OF the Gou,d system Of
Texas aud LouiilRr q, has established his
headquarters In this city.
DR.. J. H. Taylor succeeds d.. b. v Edds
70 surgeon OF the Texas & Pacific railroad
at this point.
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Winter Sports In Canada.

MONTREAL, Jan. "A. The governor-gen-
eral OF Canada has accepted the Invitation
10 be the guest of the city during the week
Of the winter carnival, commencing Febru-
ary 4th. The progress OF the ice palace is
vsrv satisfactory the weather being cold and
favorable. Ten thousand blocks OF ice will be
used 10 its construction. Seventy hve
horses are entered for the trotfing races on
the ice. The entries for the curling compe-
tition are also very numerous snd fourteen
eold medals are to be competed for.
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IONGyIEW

LoNevrKw, Jan. 4.-[Special. IAN acci-
dsnt occurred on the Cult, Sabine h St.
Lolis road yesterday, by which an engine
ran off, humping the passengers and break
ing up the ties, but doing no further dam
age. With all the accidents on this road
during the past year no one has been Sc
rlou.ly hurt, but there has been some hair
breadth escapes. The road is nfteen miles
long, and its net income is over S75 per day.
number of new cars built tor Its increasing
traffic A number of changes are being
m sde In the railway force at the junction.
No postage stamps were obtainable in
this city to-day.
A heavy rainfall occurred last night.
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GAINIcSTON.

GALVESTON, Jan. IA -[Spscial.l THE COM
missioner OF appeals reported to the SUI
preme court to be affirmed: Turner vs.. Nc
Canties, from Shscklefort: Snow ct a W.
Taylor, from Hamilton; Ballew VS. Casey
and Swasey, from Johnson; Elan ct al. vs.
Parkbill ct al, from Hill. To 10 reversed
and remanded: Baker vs.. the Brazos and
and Burleson Bridge company. from Brazos
The small steamboat Bessie, from New
Orleans, en- route to the Rio Grande, put in
here last night after a passage OF over two
veeks. Captain Matthew Coz, the coast
p,lct. says that he experienced very severe
weather, aud had to run bet seen the north.
srs that have prevailed on the gulf coast for
some time. The vessel will undergo In.
spection here, after which she will procsed
on The Journey. She Is only 40 tons and
draws iourtesD inches Of water.
GALvIsror, Jan. II -IPcessl-The con
tract for the construction OF the Ball hieh
| school building Vas to-5sy awarded Locke
4 Company, Of this city. The conT &C.
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WICHITA EAIIs.

WICHITA FALLS, Jan. A. Especial -
At large and enthusiastic meeting of
our citizens to-hieht, IL was determined to
call an election Tor levying sufficient tax to
maintain our public schools ten months in
the year, and 10 enlarge our pres.
ent school bulding4 81 IN to
accommodate the ever increasing school
population. The average daily attendance
ITO.
A hook and ladder company will be or
ganized soon.
Several parties OF German, Swede and
Alastian emigrants have arrived this week.
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WAREHOUSES; coNsUMED--HEAvY Loss.

WAREHOUSES CoNsUMED--HEAVf Loss.
NEW YORK, Jan. i4.-The four.storv
warehouses OF Lawrence Il Co., Nos q, 2S
and 90, East street, were burned this morr =
ing. The total loss is not less than $4,000.
The princi pal losers were Il. Waterbury Il
Co, rope manufacturers, their loss being
500 900; J. l.. & d. s. Riker, about $40 600.
The firms OF Todd & Co., Francis d. Moul-
ton & Co Halsied 4 Co. and Nash, Wilton
Il 90. losc together $1,000. The damage to
the buildinge, which belong TO the estate OF
the late Chas. A. Coe, will reach 10000.
The loss OF the firm OF Lawrence a. 20. on
apparatus is $50, 900.
VIM. Kipp, OF the insurance patrol, fell
through the hatchwsy Of an adjoining
building and was injured.
LArHl,-Closer estimates make the total
loss $3.50 600. Waterbury 4 Co. state that
thew had in storage $1,000 bales of jute
bsgsing, worth s3s 900, and that their dam
age Is covered by insurance. J. l.. d ID. $.
Riker had 2s7 casks OF garancine dye stuff,
valued at So, 900, which is nearly total
loss. but which was insured; and $1,000
bushels OF salt in bulk. valued at 5000.
About $4,000 will cover the damage. The
buildings were almost wrecked.
NEw YoRK Jan. 1.-THE middle build
ing fell this afternoon, crushing the roofs OF
the houses on either side. The latest esti-
mates of the losses show that they reach
additional damage Is reported Mt 81 romp.
kins street, adjoining the burned warehouse
on the nortn. The buildings belong to
Cae & Latey. A large quantity OF malt
there, belonging to A. q. Bulling, was
damaged $4,000; insured.
CHURCH Destroyed.
LouIPoRr, n Y. Jan. ii the episcopal
church ut Middleport vas burned this
morning.
CHILDREN SAVED.
BRIpeEroH. n. J. Jan. 1.-THE Baptist
church at Port Norris, New Jersey was
destroyed by Ere yesterday. Two hundred
children attending Sunday school al the
time were removed unharmed
BUSINESS BUILDING BuRsxnN
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE Dai News
Naples Illinois special says: TepVdsiness
buildings aud several other structures ~ert
burned here last night, loss $35 0oo, parti
ally insured.
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TYLER.

TYLER, Jan. H.-lSpecial The Fedora
Court convened m this city this morning;
present. Judge A. u. Mccormack, District
Attorney PAsohal and Deputy Marshal
Kirkpatrick The grand jury was duly
empanueled and charged. The cases OF
et al, and two other cases against other de-
'endants, were continued by consent, as
follows: Charles Rebstock & Co. VS..
ii. /. McCarty, ct al; Kentucky Msnu.ae.
turing Co. Us. II. G. Johnston &
CO. aud AZ. 0s'sS,&. & Talue vs.. w. H.
Swift; Dodd, Brown & Co. vs.. 3. W.
& w. l.. Tucker, s. ]. Ash W. re1as d ST.
Lcuis Railway.
This court will probably adj urn satur-
doy for the term.
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NOTICES.

,,ortcp IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ihk
N senorai sunu meeting oi ne ~ ,csnela. \, M
q, The naiIa, a Wichita nalroad COMPANY VIZ
NO held al ihe rsner. oioe OF ,hs ebsAl biaS les, y,
~ ss,,n Vim January, A. u. lss. n leing the lo.h
dsy NJ said month, al ~ o'clock noon, Lheie
viii also be held al the tsme .me ana nap,s
meeting OF lhe hosfd OF NV pnso'''' W '"''
NJ; Me,oNat,n isss deollaSt
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FOR RENT.

k'vn NE ,raa, janli-lt
NOR pENT-FoUR LARGE ROOMS; SOUTH.
\ EN- EXPOSURE centrally located. inquire a,
'I8l Main street. !"ss,m -
NOR RRENT-sEvERAL PIANOS FOR RRNT
atC. II. EDWARDS 7a5 Main ST. janlSlw
NOR RENr-THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
II elegantly furnished throughout, Tor tenn OF
Years. Bar fixtures for sale. Apply az ap'ei
Office, Corsicaps, Texas. Jan ~
HuR RENr Two NICE fURNIshED
S" aT', ~ = nti.IiSGToN. dee9o-u
NOR RENT-U> JANU.hY lsT. THE TWO
store rooms, Nos. 7?5 and 727 Main street
now occupied by Edwards music store Apply
70 City National bank. ----.. oes-a
I,oR RENr-OFFICE ROOM IN AN ELE.
\ CANT ground aoor office. Apply to FRANK
WHEAT, 723 Main street. ro,.u
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FORT WORTH.

FoRr WohTm, Jan. IL -lSoeolal. l-Gov
.roor Ireland sent the following message
/ to sheriff Maddox to-day;
o. fnll u formation touching the negro
! Walker have concluded to give min up.
/ II he IL not hung he will be returned 20 :us
when they are through with him. His
crime In Missouri was very sirocious;
tSignefl JoHs IRELAND.
Jones alias Hays, the murderer OF Williams
~ BridRtown, over to Newman. the deteo.
tive from st. Louie. who went north
with him to-aight. Walker was In irons
and chained securely.
Al bslf past eleven TO night Don
Jim Juan Zamora' ,ans, wssro famous 1i Mex
perch pole act was pr.cipitsted distance
Of thirty feet TO the door below. the pole
za@era sl " on brs ' head, ' Tho
blood oszing fsom mis- ears
and mouth. lie l. stnl unconoous, and
physicians think bis case hopeless. The
excitement In the theatre was very great.
The Hendricks mansion on Main street,
built In lsl6and one Of our oldest land
marks, was burned this morning at 3
O'Clock A. Won Bslldow, tailor, loses
5000; Sam Wun Lung sustained loss un-
krown. A large assortment OF garments
leii Tor washing was burned. The house
was worth $3.50
A report will be made 10 .he con, Il ic-
morrow night shosing the numner OF
b fuildings er,c c.ed In 1858. 1t shows Ts4 res
licences, forty store houses and thirteen
factories, slops, etc.
In the district court to-day the Gaze OF
Richard Evans, oolored. charged win the
murder OF Georee Cooper, "A boy, was con-
tinued on an hfii iiavit OF defendant.
II Is thought by local officers that Som
mers alias Sanders. wanted for the Quebec
murder. Is again In the city. He is being
watched until Detective Gardiers. who is
to be incog a' San Antonio. can
be heard from. Sh ould he attempt to leave
he will be arrested on suspicion.
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x..n, James, on.e Continued.

K,,s,s Cirr, JAM 14.-rhe case Of Frsnh
lanes ior the tue Cut train robbery .s-
csiied 10 the crininai court this morning
.,a sortinued until p, trnsry 11th on sc.
count Of the ii.iness Of the defendant.
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JACKSONVILLE.

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. H-TSpecisi. l-Fre
occurred in Rusk Saturday night destroy
ing the business houses Of NcCaskill, Har-
ris b. Wren and j. w, Sommers 4 Co.
The insurance on stock as yet is unknown.
r. II Small, Of Palestine, will start the
copy will be issued ON the 10Th OF this
month.
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bend.

p,u.AprIrsr., Jan. IL. Strikland
Knsas., formerly chiet epkineer and sur
vsycr Of the CITY s.idsn. sne ,o S Of he Penn.yi
rsnis Railway company, died this morning.
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Railway MATTERS.
SUIT DISMISSED.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 4.-JudRe Thayer, of the
circuit court. in the case Of Nelson snd
others against tho Pacific railroad and the
Missouri Pacific railroad, sustained the de-
murrer and dismissed the bill. The suit
was 10 set aside the foreclosure OF the third
mortgage on the Pacific railroad 10 n.
Garrison In fsyor of creditors, VINO were
Judgment creditors
robsD DnUBLE TRACKED.
ST. THOMAS, ONT, Jan. H-As soon as
the weather permits thirty seven construc'
ton trains will bc placed on the canada
Southern division OF the Michigan CentrsI
railroad for the purpose of doubie-tfacking
the line through the ensuing year.
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I,srRAYEp Or STOLEN PROM cAeo-
T. lima street. North Dallas. Sunday nfeht
Dec "a one deep bay horse. Is lands Nigh,
S-years old. bran sed L .. on the hn shoql 'er
q hip; also one Hight bay mare. light msi4 apd
lan ID hands high, considerable white In fore
head, eli feet Whise hrAt dsd r H. opl len
any 10 form siion ther Of will be ! herallt ~
WGrfed. d. HOUSTON. 2s Cerolifle 50.
Da1laa fexaa pec. 81. leo& isn2slt
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REWARD.

nEwARD-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE
<,,r ,he nr,r Is, of the Dallas Female College
Monday night, Jan 7th Itisa roam horse 10
hands high. branded tID on the LETT shoulder.
nEwARU-Fvn TIE hETURT, OF MY
IL soirel pony, abopt Sh years oiu nnn -
a,ray ed from my u emi es Tuesday night had
on |. new yellow rse blanket no halter. JOHN
HUNTINGTON. 1916 Jackson street lfnlt-bt
nEv. SAMUEL ROSE, u. y CAEib
had severe and painful trouble, erysipelstions
affection of limbs; tried the best medical skill
Without success. Giles Liniment removed me
itching burning sensa;'o on: effected cure. Trial
hottie aSc. Sold by CRowpUs & ALlDWIN.
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WANTS.

,,N1 1Rp-BoARDEks At 9ll k,.M ~.
>WH,c ~ ,e 1entlemen will hnd hrsl'class
S"wheto everything l. kept oltal snd
neA ~n IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY
w AN',a Tscirt white pfciericd gooi nome
h... Apply at PoohnhnhIas sweet n., e,
mpeIn rysrrre HSnd Etyiy lania.s'
.,.STFp-A fiRsr.tLAss nhi ~ nihL
w 70 Al eenoi al hsnsewo.k Apply ~ n,, No.,
iIsIoN's. $40 Pearl thes. 'a'',',, -,
,.s,Fp TWO BolLks MANkk,, ~
w piy Immediately 20 SoNy,n .lon uIui1S
.Sood wages and s''a'! e'ni'o''''"" iaoiotf
10 .s,rpi,--k ,.ar UkKMAS ulnL, ArfLl 20
w Mr. RANDALl., az hryah So "a 200, /,
=, s,i W.td scnnol houst. laul. "
.STrp--A pO,l ION IL A uOoD
w hcas.' ellher hardware or grocery, 10
-, me btslnvss. SalafyA secondary mels =
es," rs., I've AS good reference a Dallas anlIua
..Ha,sss n O. Herald Office, laho'lN-
.,,ovTII .Np-EA PEKIENCEp AND COM.
Shoa, s,eno,rapher will tea h lfx onlgl
- pvs one each ey, Ming NJ reid 100 oi pupil
na,e.s 80. r." Herald ouic'. NV
.I,NTEll-Tu SELL LIVERY BObl MOolf
w ncco,fs ON hald; you viii ha'C no ttouDle
,,,s ,int, 40 yet wood u yoh WIZ t,ll sout nlI
,a.ms .n., ~ A. DYsTERBACH neoo,sn
,TANTED-YOu TO STOP AT IhE NAIloN
w AL HOTEL; iirst-clsss ncoomnouaposny IN ",
ycasouablo rate ONLY Ucns Uns rha hniit'
n,,ct with three stAirwsys IN case OF nta
,nk ,nksa In IN" busisess portion OF tho city. ohly
~. s,nara from stroet-cgr line, and one sluie
onc sd sdnsss d pacific and Missouri thcinc Depot
rrcr,enicnt 10 passengers coming OF soihh 49,
o,,hey road. 0fiico open All nHnt' Suesis n,o
called for all trains. II oLeAh'' r'op''es'