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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-09-20
DR.. FAHRNEY'S



T>HE wonderful cures effected by this now we'll
Il known remedy, not only in our private practice
At home, but throughout the United States, has
drawn the attention q the medical profession 10 10
use throughout the land. In Chronic Rheumstism
and Acute Govt, Jaundice, Bilious disorders and
Liver Complaint, Pimples and Eruptions the bee,
Erysipeas, Dropsical Troubles. Painful and difficult
henstration, Nervous or Sick Headache Costivenss,
or Constipation, Milk Leg, Scald Head, Skin Dis-
eases, Ulc~rs and Boiis, Kidney and Urinary weak
ness Female weaknesses and letter affections.
large proportion Of the CHKosc AED OBSTINATE
DISEASES that afiict MAMsfSD have their origin IN
an impure state Of the BLooD and depraved eoDdi.
bon OF the LIyRs. and poisons the very fountan Of
Life; and no better remedy can be used th,a
produce such change Of feeling often TO AsTorsH
the SuEFERER. Be ADVISED and give il Trial. AL
DRUGGISTS AND SToREkEKrKRs sell IL.
$500 PEE BOTTLE
PREPARED Bv
DR. ID. FAHRNEv Il SON,
HAcERsTowN. ND.
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-09-20

The Presiding Elder of the Win
chester District, NJ. E. Church South,
will attend the Third Quarterly meet
ing of this church, in this city, Sept.
2lst, and preach morning and even
ing at the usual hours.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-09-20

STOLEN OR DRIVEN AwAY.-Mr.
HI. r. Spero, residing near Bedington,
had horse and buggy stolen or driv-
en- away from Herring's store between
4 and 5 O'Clock, Thursday, during the
fair. The horse. is bright bay, a
good traveller. No information has
yet been received as clue to the thief
or the whereabouts of the missing
horse and buggy. The horse and
buggy have since been found in the
pine hills, driven there and abandon
ed in the bushes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-14

toN Saloon ING TO MY ABsENCE
a, a 20, lor protraeted time, l offer for sale INV
Ir tire anu ouggN; perfectly gentle and Inc
WNyr' Apply TO Martyrs Stable. Main
street. JOHN + ELIIOIT. ~, nd ~
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fosnd Floating In the Trinity-The La.
dies Auxiliary straightforward
services-A Birthday Party
Odds and Ends.
Was He Murdered?

on the 18th of last June the body of
an unknown white man was found float
ing in the Trinity half mile below the
bridge. 1t was so far decomposed that
the manner of death, if of violent ma
ture could not be determined. An in
quest was held over the body. which
was buried at the expense of the county.
Tho HERNLD gave u full account of the
finding of the body and description
OF 1t which was copied in the Gainesville
liesperian and was read by Mr.. John
A. Murrell, of Cooke county, and
he arrived at the conclusion that the
unknown man was friend of his, by
the name Of August Clinkinberg, who
was IN his employ, and whom he had
sent last May to Cook county with 5000
t0pay OLA land indebtedness, and from
whom ho had never since heard. He
could not rest for thinking of the mat
ter, and he determined to come to come
TO this city and have the body exhumed.
lie did so, and yesterday when
undertaker Smith took it up
Mr. Murrell recognized il as that Of his
missing friend Clinkingberg by his
clothes, abroken thumb aud his teeth.
When the body was found floating in
the Trinity the pockets were turned in
SIDE out and there was not cent found
on his person. Was the man murdered
for his money? Here is Il lob for good
dpfNpH 20 work
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Tho HERALD made mention vsstar-
day morning that an unknown man
had been run over and killed by a pass
ing train, Mt the crossing of the Gulf.
Colorado ~ Santa l'o and Houston 4
Texas Central railways. His legs were
cut OH close up to the body. Ii proved
| 70 be james Kline, a workman mt tho
! PhWniN Planning Mills, who was ON his
way home at the time he met his death
llo had sack, in which were pota-
toes, onions and beef, besides some
croGkoryware, ho was taking home
WIN MN. lie leaves wife and child
III destitute circumstances, and il is
learned from reliable source that thev
arc deserving of charity. jus
emipanngled jury of inquest.
I. C. ilalsoll, night Waterman as tho
Union depot, testified that Sullivan, on.
gineer on the Houston n Texas Central
railroad, told him he had run over a
man about half II mile down the track.
On going to the spot he found the body
to DO that of James Kline, who worked
NJ the Ph"niX planning mill. IIo was
sun under tho cars, and when they
backed of | pulled tho remains ont
Both legs were cut OIL near the body, and
his head was badly bruised. Lie was
extinct.
Police Onicor Maddox who accom-
panied llalsell testified the same in sui.
stance. The jury returned Il verdict in
accordance with the above.
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complimentary to nnllcry Crawford.


The donation named in the following
letter Is certainly we'll deserved com
plimenl, and the bestowal of it is like
| everything else, done by the liberal
| hearted citizens of Plano. This or
ganlzalion Is attached to the
Dallas liiilc company, aud Capt. lIous-
ton could not have named it in honor of
4 trucr cavalier than Col. w. l.. Craw-
iord. During the basbecuc tho artil-
| lery was posted ON the brow of hill
ana tho appearance Of the cannonoers in
Their white summer uniform going
through tho movements in firing IA
salute of seventeen guns to the Gov
ernor and COMMUNICATIVE Chief, was
really handsome"
Plano, Texas, sept. >, lSSi-Cnpt A. J..
Houston;
DEAR SIR;-lhc account for expense
| of the gun detachment of the Dallas
ltlile Company has been received from
your quartermustor. IL is reasonable
and satisfactory, As nm evidence of our
| appreciation OF the interest which your
"Battory Crawl ford" added to our barhe-
cue rs we'll as for the purpose of en-
! couraglng the young men of your bat
! tory we ask you 10 accept tho enclosed
check for $50 with best wishes. MANY
| thanks tn you for your personal atteli-
! hon Yours Respectfully,
FRED SCuiMEIPFENIO,
('ouImittpp
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nature. But how much better would he
have talked had he known also that the
"Mild Power Cures" and that through
the invocation of Humphreys Homeo-
patliic Specifies you have the mild pow
or which does cure; and how easy the
cure becomes under the influence of
this mild power? No poisoning; no
drugging; no dosing; only the simple,
tasteless sugar pill specific, which iike
rain To the parched ground, or water to
the thirsty soul cures and renews and
reIuvenates without trace Of poisoning
or the evil effect of drugs. No wonder
that these harmless specifics are 40
sought after and so appreciated by ali
classes of the community. Well did
Shakespeare say "rhrow physic to the
dogs" and in these days lie would have
added "rake Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifies. p Exchange.
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NJ ANrtb-BI A SINGLE CENT r.
W man, one or more UNFINISHED ~ooInS
not more than minutes walk from {, Ytrai
Freight Depot; private family preferred hod
pest references given. Address j. {. o., Her.
q w. ,,---.--- Spl2 70
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The Brown Stockinns, in good trim,
left yesterday morning for tour of the
state, and Dallas expects TO hear of good
playing by thom, and as the average
Dallasite'is satisfied with nothing hort OF
victory, IL bespeaks the confidence of
the people. They VIII lmke the follow
ing tour: Galveston, Sunday, Monday
ana Tuesday, September II, Ii and lG; at
houston, sunday, Monday and Tues.
day, september q, - and y; San Anto-
MO, sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
September y, - and 30
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The following now telephone sui.
scrlhorS have been connected with the
Erie Telephone Exchange to date dur
ing the present month;
Mrs. W. T.. Best, residence Mckinney
street; Carter ~ Gibson, job printers
Elln street; l.. Rlchonstein, residence
1900 Wood street; prathcr, Ardrrv 4
Ewing, Insurance agents, al Elm street
w. White n Co., cotton factors. 5Oli.
Elm street; Waid llill, cotton oilice
Elm street; Dallas Female College, w
Il Jones, principal; nr. A. w. Smith
otlce 'Mi Elm street; lrsulino convent,
East Dallas; W. l.. Griggs, rcsidcnc,
East Dallas.
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In the city aud county, recorded dur.
ing the past week. Reported by Muir
ply " Bolan2, success ors to Jones a
Murphy, real estate agents and collec.
tors, Office No 100 Main street, opposito
st. George hotel:
William Shirley aud wifo to Mr.. NJ.
a. E' LipscOmb, 80 by 1856 foot on north
side OF Ross avenue, northwest from
Shady View purk, for 500.
Mr.. NJ. A. u. Lipscomb To II. II Parks,
wv by III feet, on north side East Ross
avenue, northwest fiom Shady View
park, for $500.
i. w. Til aud wife TO parthenia Work,
mpy ~ LOOT, ON north side of Live Oak
street. In block 27G, for 50 1000.
A. l.. Cole aud wife to II, NJ. Lively.
5Il. acres In the NJ. Il. Fortune survey,
Omiles north, - west, from Dallas, and
all OF their interest In and to ID acres i'm
SAID Fortune survey, and In II utres of
the 20 Merrell survey, for 81 900.
Eliza Armistoad To Anon Scott, all of
her interest In and To | aero of ground
on tho Dallas branch, about one mile
enthusiastically from tho court house,
for so.
John II. West to Thomas Warner,
ll2l5 acres and his undivided one-third
interest In and To 6 acres In the NJ, =.
Pulliam survey, thirteen miles north.
west from Dallas, for Sl.l05.
Daniel Stafford and wiIo To Reinhnrd
Noll, lot 4, block 3, of "Flanders'
Heights" about two miles wostwnrdly
from Dallas, for $500,
q. e.. Cole and wife to w. h. Brown,
lot ., block @l, In Eryin's addition, for
1913.
John II. Stemmons TO Parthenia
Work, q strip of ground 10 feet wide, ON
part of the cast line OF the Aaron Over
ton survey, for road purposes, for So.
u. II. Ayers and wife To Jefferson ID.
anu Jeremiah Cox, lot 10 and T. y of 10,
In block 2Si, for 81 600
w, j. Clark 10 j. l.. Peacock and
William Shirley, 10 by 10 feet, ON south
side OF Young, cast of Ervay street, for
JLhAdams, administrator estate of See
~ Nhetstone, 10 Monroe Spikes, rrac.
tonM lot, the west corner OF II. 4 Il, q.
X. X, and San Jacinto street, for $3.50.
John L. Futrell and wifc TO trustees of
the NJ H. church south, one acre, the
southWest corner of the John Mcdaniel
poses, for $25.
w. Il. Lowe aud wife 10 Levi Jones. So
acres In the Paul Watson survey, 81,
600. ' W. VI
John Hall 10 A. NJ. Lavender, iO2 acres
In the John Hall survey, for $lOO,
Adam II, Files ct al, To l.. &. Davoren
and w. Mckee, an undivided one-hall
Interest In and TO lots u. and s I'm hlocl,
No. | OF Crowdus n Akards addition
for $40.
Jerry and Sam Files, hy their guar
dian, 10 7. u. Davoren and W. Mckee
their undivided interest In and to lots q
gand In block OF Crowdus X Akard's
addition, for $500.
Mrs. Mira Newman ct al. To z. T.
Dayoron and w. Mckee, their undivided
interest In lots q, I and \, block of last
mentioned addition, for $l3S.35.
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NJ. b. Martin and Joe Grogan met at
The Stock-Yards saloon, In East Dallas
yesterday afternoon, and disagreed
Martin got the best of the fight, beating
his adversary up pretty badly. He
jumped into his wagon and started for
nome at lively gait, but Deputy Sher
ms Jacoby and kearbypursued him and
placed him under bond for his appear,
ance mt court.
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This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies, is most desirably located. The system
Ofeducation pursued IS designed to develop
the men,al moral and physical powers Of
the pupils, and to make them useful women
OF redned tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
Statiorey, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary inirma-
ry expenses, per session Of tve months, 500
Music and use of piano ..... .......... 81
Entrance fee only Ter the first year ~
Young ladies desiring admittancc into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
further particulars, apply to the
NT0pIVETR GTTpEpTnp
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City vs.. A, Herr allowing disorderly
conduct IN his place of business; con.
tinued.
City vs.. II, j, LOWS and NJ. V, Rauls.
intoNication; tined s. each.
city VS.. Tom Afford, assault and bat.
tory; discharged.
city W.. George Martin, interfering
with private property; fined S.
CITY vs., John Overland, cursing and
abusive language; continued.
City w. boulock, assault and battery,
discharged.
City vs., Hattie Martin, aggravated, aS
sault; Transferred.
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SAVED HER LIFEi

RIDGE, MClNrosH Co., "a.
DIR. j. BRAprTFLD; Dear Sir--I have taken
several bottles your Female Regulator for
FALLING ot 'ho womb and other Diseases COM
hin'd' OF siAtecn years standing, and really
n'.lr'c om cured entirely, for which please
accept my brrtielt thanks aud most pro-
1oGnd gratitude. know your medicine
saved my life, so You see cannot spcnl, too
highly la its Rvor. have recommended II
toseNeml Of my friends who are suffering as
was Yours, very respectfully,
MRS. W. Il. STEBINS.
our Treatise ON the Health ana Happiness
OF Woman" mailed free.
TnE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Atlanta a.,
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Ladies', An,IIllnrx snrle,r.

The members of the Ladies' AuXu-
liary society of tho New Orleans Expo
sltion arc requested to meot "Wednesday
morning ut the Grand Windsor hotel,
IN the windsor wing of the building, 20
attend To business of Importance. A
full attendance Is requested, and Il i.
hoped that all who can will mako IN
their business to be present.
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Wv wc HEM m, IA ~, LARGE END BEDROOM,
, ,,Cn OF gentleman and wife without children
II,"t would I've permanent. This IL n mosi
v .,rH,i room, close TO Posioilcp' aS5 Elm
10 ~.
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" W wv lNIFWs
Men Of advanced age, like Mr. Benin.
MN Miller, Thompsontown, Pcnnsyl-
ynnia, In his 10th year; Mr.. ". If. Rcd
wood, salesman, Baltimore, MARYLAND,
IN ms sd year; MIR. John Lame, HYDE
Park, Illinois, aged 60, aud many others,
We're all cured of rheumatism hy n few
applications of 81. Jacobs oil, the great
pain-curo, o
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The memorial services of the late
Bishop Pierce, ST.. Bishop of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church south, who died
on the Sd inst. at Sparta, Georgia, will
be appropriately observed this afternoon
at 3 o'clock, at the camp grounds NJ
Shady View park, the three Methodist
churches uniting in the solemn cere-
monies
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BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE
REGULATOR

II Is special remedy for all diseases per-
tanning to the womb, and any intelligent wo-
man can cure herself by following the dlrcc.
lions 1t Is especially ctiicacinus in eases of
supprc, sed or painful UNCONSTITUTIONAL whites
ana partial p olnpsus. ltallords immediate
relieI and permanently restores the mem
Srunl function As remedy to he used dur
ing that critical period known as "CuANGe
OF LiFE,' this invaluable preparation has
no tuunl
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FOR REM1

NRNlSHED ROOMS l,0R -pl.N,r,v,r,,
1 board; reference required. AnnIr NJ ~ ~
Live oak street. '''''' Apply NJ ,W
INOk RENI MN N.IulI,,,. ---- W
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

w EAREAUTHORIZEDTOA ANNOUNCE
" I. Il. L, kENDALLasa candidate for re-
election as Justice of the Peace OF Precinct
No. AZ the ensuing election
WEARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
ENRf SCHULZ as n candidate for Jus
lice of the Peace for Precinct Mol
AZ FARE AuTHORGZEDTO ANNOUNCF
lice of the Peace for Precinct No. 1. M ia.
ensuing election.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
" colonel J. G.. STEVENS a9 % canAil.'-
'fJuatice 81 the Peace Ol Precinct No. l..
w FARE AuTHOBIHEDTO ANNOUNCE
~ join p. GtLLE~rtE asa candidate tn,
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No. /, DaIm.
ounty Texas at the ensuing November
M y ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
once for hrociuct No '
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LEGISLATURE

\NEARE KEQu ESrEp TO ANNOUNCE
~ T. r. TERRELL as % candidate for me
Lhe Legislature, baligs county, Texas. Flee
on,i1Vu3NuN I, 1854.
Nv EAkE AUlliOklLEpT ANNOUNCE
" 4. T.. CuuMnEs asa candidate for Tho
Legislature from lallns county.
NJ EARE AUTHORIZED OANNOINCE
or The Legislature In Dallas county. subi,rt
' tho notion of Mo Npwncrpev
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W hARE AOTuulNHEpTOA ANNOUNCE
W the uumc ofJ. r. pnwNs ms n cnn1i-
u'lc Tor county Treasurer Of Dallas county
NV lnc cn.ulng clrctiuu, November I. 1871.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED no AN.
~ nouncc Mr. h. ID. LANGLEY as "A cnn-
ildnle Tor County Treasurer OF Dallas cnunty.
election ir November IVY
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Messrs, StemmOns q Field, who were
taken to Sherman by special train to
secure the writ and lively times are an
ticipated. Mr.. Baker, of st. Louis, man
ager OF the Western Union, is expected
TO arrive to-day or tomorrow.
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The Electric Light saloon to-day at 4
o'clock p. m. and thereafter will have
Geographic reports of every inning of
Galveston Base Ball game as soon as
played. Attention is called to their ad-
yertisement on the LIST page,
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4 - ,'T0|,"T NNNIN N UNLIINS CO.,
Richardson, ON H.& 4. {. H. H., I2 miIes
norm oI Dallas; very rich black land: well
improved; water plenty and good. Two
hundred and eighteen acres, one and n hail
, ,,.,! M oSt oI Rithnrdsoni rich, black land,
l.I5t dwelling rooms; barn, outbuiIdinas
eiu 'SuHht houses splendid orchard pench}.
koou Nyiia and - acres timber. These aTcc
rWlI AMONG the best places In Dallas county.
t,IvS perfect no incumbrauce; terms onsy'
NpVlN 'nor address Dr. l.. II. SrRoUn. RicS,
-------- mummy v ---lN. nmWlN- I'm
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IA lED-LADiL~ go ONE HUNDRED
" ladies to make shirts, drawers, Overalls
ana pants extra inducements offered for
september. Call at the Factory, COZ and 500
Main ST. RLANKENHIr ~ BLAKE. iy2O-lyr
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The Houston ~ Texas Central railway
applied yesterday to District Judge
Maltby, of sherman, to grant II writ
conjunction eWoining the Baltimore &
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A strange Insight had Shakespeare into
oven tho common affairs of men. His
touch was the touch of genius, his
words an inspiration. And 40 clearly
and tersely did he put the truth that ali
mon acknowledge It's force, even IL they
do not yield obedience. He saw men
everywhere running themselves with
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

w EAR RE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JUICE g. n. ALpRlDGE as n candidate
eleventh Judicial District.
w ARE AUTHORIZED ANNOUNCE
Judge X. h. BURKE US candidate for
ne Judgesllp OF this Judicial District nj The
ensuing November election
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toh SAI.E-bRuuM MACHINES For
" NS. TWO new machines ana presses
bSnt"NS brlt,1n manufacture, for sale
ofic.' -N""'eSS VIM fFOUTs, care HERALD
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CONSTABLE.

Nv EAkE AuTllORlHEDTO ANNOUNCE
~ w. L. GRAHAM asa candidate for Cen.
stable OF Precinct No. ! at the ensuing cleo.
ton, 'h WV
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNoIfNrF
W j. {. MCCAIir as "A candidate t,r Tnr.
stable In Precinct MOL.
WE AXE REQu EsTED TO ANNuU NJt
JOHN OVERLAND rs candida. lori Con.
ia'lc I'm Precinct No ''''
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In another column will he seen the
tho cards Of GOuo Bros. and of Man.
ming, Cullen ~ Co., Recommending to the
public the now concern of Crutchcr a
Crowdus, real estate aud COLLECTING
agents. MIR, Frank NJ. Crulchor has
been for years connected with the land
business of the Messrs. Gano, and has
by his untiring energy built up for them
u large city and county business, which
tho new firm succeed to. Mr.. Walter
Crowdus is well known to our citizens
as being a young man of lino business
qualifications, push and energy, and
with large acquaintance, and fully com.
pctent To transact any and all business
which may DO entrusted to them. Their
Office ut GIL Elm street is Handsomely
htlcd up with every convenience, They
solicit real estate in city and county,
aud also collections. aud will devote
tholr host energies for the benefit of
their patrons.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE


Mrs Gen j. Il. b, Stuart, Principal. The
next session of nine months begins Sept. H.,
1881. Efficient teachers in every department.
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
mll particulars apply to the Principal.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.

The 9th Annual Session be,i,s No, -,
Most elegant bulldmgS In thn Snrth Al
modern convcnicuccs. Best ailynnfgg,s i'm
literature music and art. SprcipI nttTnlin"
tn health and comfort OF pupils. Modcrnio
chhIscS' Apply early to W. G. BNsS'
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COUNTY JUDGE.

WE AXE AUTHORIHEnTO ANNOUNCE
" Colonel En-. q. BOWER ns a candidate
iQr the Office Of County judge al The pnsulne
election In November.
WE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED 10
W announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS Ms
November election.
WEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
county Judge NJ the ensuing election.
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COUNTY ArrUnNEy.

" EAlsE AUPlluRlLEDTO ANNOUNCE
W e. +. CLINT MS u cnndidntc tnr rs-N 900
lion To the office or County Attorney at I'M,
ensuing election - Wv
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GE0RGlA MILITARY ACADEMY


0NNWHTTIl VII,
-. incorporated and governed by n Board OF
Trustees; full and experienced Corps OF
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
and heouhIonnssi discipline equal to that OF
the best schools In the country; new and
magniIccni buildings, erected especially for
the school seven states represented. Degrees
conferred upon graduates The Fan Session
begins October sh. For Catalogues, etc, ad.
dress the superintendent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-14
MORPHINE S Sa'sSn' ,, eHs

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-14

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