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Browns brow was cloudod.

Browns brow was cloudcd.
"Some girl scrapc?" qucricd his friend
Bilkins.
"Wcll, TO tell you the truth" replied
Brown, There is Il girl at the bottom of
1t. You see, ever since | made that
strike at Atchison, and thank Heaven
pulled out of IL, I've been kinder keep
ing my matrimonial weather eve open,
us i were. thought I'd found her. but.
wcll'-heaving Il deep sigh tits all
oVernOw."
Tell me about il, old fellow" said
Bilkins. sympathetically
"Nell, you know I've been to New
port for the past four weeks. | met her
there. She was bud-to look at tpll
you, and | was awiully gone on her.
Everything went smoothly, until I
found out how much she knew"
"Ignorant?' qucried Bilkins.
NO, Just the other way. | happened
to hear her talk the other day with Prof.
Bu2zer-it makes me shuddcr 10 think of
IL. 1t was all about the esoteric Budd-
hism planetary changes and world
periods. Think of it. 1t let me ont. of
course. You cannot expect such "a
woman rs that to take any interest in
could you?"
"rhore is much truth in what Won
say replied Bilkins, thoughtfully. and
Brown looked relieved and lighted "A ci-
gar Boston Globe.
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CITY Court.

City VS.. John O'Connor, intoxisation;
fined So.
City VS.. Annie Hill, vagrancy; con-
tinued.
City VS.. j. W. Burncy and Eliza
Sweeney, vagranCy; discharged.
City VS.. Al Gordon, George Nichols
ferred.
City VS.. Ed Walpole, permitting stock
to run at large; continued.
City VS.. Jack Duncan, fighting; con
tinued.
City VS.. Alice Hillis, disorderly house;
discharged.
City VS.. w. A. Jones, obstructing the
street; dismissed.
City vs.. J.. G. Bigger, abusive language;
fined 81.
City vs.. Henry Jenkins, fighting; con-
tinued.
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'Vk SALE-iltE OLDEST AND BgsI
4 located Livery Stable In the cityof I'm
~ offered for safe, because the present pmrr
clurS are not born livcrympn. We can ,iot
my one that the stable has not only mai,.
nul is even now, In July, making money. Il
u practical llvcrynau, This is rare oppor
nltN, 10 secure q good thing. Terms. on
mira cash, balance on any reasonable tlnt
wanted with Interest and we'll secured. Apt
ElN loor address WHEAT & WHEAT. Dallas,
i'N''N' augl.tf
FOR SALE OR RENr-A FINE NEW SlN
y room cottage cheap; a beautiful placl
,nqulreat the Eclipse Lumber Yard. RIM,
PAGE, irs1i
IGOR SALE-OWING 10 MY ABsENC3
i lora protpctcd time, onGr Tor sale ma
marc l.i, ana buggy perfectly gentle and q ins
driver Apply TO Mariyn's stable, Maid
street. JOHN + ELLIOTT. iurl-
FOR SALE-BRuOM MACHINES fv!I
a. sue. Two new machines and presses
NcSll0ke Y Brltton manufacture, for ald
cheap Address WM. PFoUrs, care HTRNr
ONCE anS.ii |
FOR SALE OR RENT-A FIRSr.CLAsd
Il brand new plano; will sell on the iustall1
hlen' Hlan' Apply to 38l Ross Avenue.
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SPLINTERs.

Fresh cream cheese, at Bouchc's.
Fresh artosian water ut Ord's saloon
free.
New styles in mems fall shoes a, Block
Bros.
There are twenty-onc patients in the
city hospital.
Aresrcshing breeze ut O'Clock ycstcr-
day afternoon.
anew supply Of Water Proof Polish
at Block Bros.
a light sprinkle of rain, lust enough To
be percepVble, tell yesterday afternoon,
Wanted, Immediately, n milking goat.
Apply ut Douglas Bros, 10j Main street,
The Knights of Pythias will give n
picnic at Shady View Park ON tho even,
ing of the 2Sth.
The committee on claims have audited
the accounts, but when they will be paid
Is another thing.
work ON the sewer on Main street
between Field and Murphy streets is
progressing rapidly.
Annie Hill, a banana colored dnmc
was arrested yesterday on the charge of
vagrancy and lodged in the lock.up.
have few Jerseys and Short Horn
hellcrs and bulls in the city for sale
cheap. Imported last fall.
II. NJ. GANo.
IL has been said and written time and
again, but II Is nevertheless true, TINT
the station-housc Is not III to put hog
III ana Is n digrace to any civilized town,
Tho small boy still insists in iumplnr
on and oil passing trains vt the dcpots,
ana the reporters have special sharp.
ened tabers laid aside dedicated la
chronicling their future.
Collin county visitors are cordially In.
vited TO drop In at the PUNISHABLE boot
ana Shoe factory, Tl2 Elm street, and SEQ
the old Mckinney friends. Ice water
ana Lemonade for all the boys.
Carriers l. tile Liver Pills are free from
all crude aud irritating matter. Con-
centrated medicine only; very small.
very easy to take; on pain; no gripping;
The Select School OF the Cedars. firtb
year, opens September n, 1851 Emil
corps OF competent and experienced
teachers.
Mrs. t. NJ. MrRps, Princlpal.t.
32i Corslcans stree
The concert given last night at Shady
View Park by Meme Bros'. orchestra
was well attended. There was dancing
IN the grand pavilian, and the music
did. 'f'O"'
lin another column will he found tho
published receipts of Mrs. Prince for The
amount paid her by the Mutual Life In.
surance company of New York, This
company represents moro money than
any other institution IN the world, and
lhcy are always prompt In paying their
policies. Mr.. John w, Wright Is their
DALLAS representative.
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Habens CnrrIls Cnse.

The habeas corpus case Of Bob Woods,
colored, charged with the theft of $50
from Mike Kinney, at Antoine's board
ing-house, some six weeks ago, came up
before Judge Hurt, of the court of APP
peals, yesterday, and was continued un-
til Monday on account of the absence of
MIR. Arthur Wheless, material wit
ness for the prisoner, who
proposes to prove by him that on
the night the robbery is alleged
10 have taken place, that he was
working at the waterworks. Some of
OF the money was traced however, at the
time to Sallie Mccoy, a colored girl, who
stated that Woods had given it her. She
had spent nearly 800 for silk dresses
and finery, which the officers took
charge Of
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United States Marshal Mckee and
Deputy Sheffield left yesterday morning
for the Federal prison, at Chester, Iii
nois, having in charge Williams, Cantrell
and Jack Brock, stage robbers, con
yicted and sentenced for ~ years each.
Williams and Cantrell were convicted
some three years ago, and they have
been confined at Huntsville peni-
Tertiary to await transfer. Brock
was convicted at the last term of the
Federal court on the charge of having Il
hand in the Black Hollow stage rob
berry. G. c. Clark, who was convicted
Of counterleiting United States coin,
was also taken along TO serve out a sen
tence of two years.
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LOCAL LORE.
eREENBAcK DELEGATES CHOSEN
The Water Commission shouts "Eureka.'
Another Habeas Corpus Case
Federal Prisoners Bound
for Chester-Town Cow.
superintendent orpublic Schools.

Prof. Bolls, the new Superintendent of
the Public Schools of the city, has es-
tablished his headquarters in room No
s, of the PROT building in the post
office block, and has fully entered upon
the duties of his office, in the reorganiza-
ton of his department. Some thirty APP
plications have already been made for
the twenty positions of teachers,
which goes TO show that
there is no lack of candidates.
The examination of teachers will be-
gin the first Monday in September and
continue three days, and those who sue.
coed will be assigned according to their
class if nominated by the Superinten-
dent and Board of Directors. The classi-
tication and assignment of pupils to the
various wards, the list of books re-
quired, ETC.; will be impaired by the
Superintendent. His office hours will
be trom to SID Il. M, and from i;l5 to
y ID. III.
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Saddlery Hardware, $3.50.
SHOE FINDINGS

~ Elm and us Main Streets, Dallas. Texas
VIII duplicate Cincinnati, st. Louis or Chi
cago. Patronize home manufacturers and
save time and freight.
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asa rcStOrer of exhausted nerve force,
1t has been largely shown during the
pas. thirteen years that the now Nitaliz
ing Treatment dispensed by Drs. Star
key " Palen, l.0g Grard street, Phila-
delphia, Pom ylvania, is the most
prompt and efficient agent vet diScov
cred by the medical profession. Its use
by oyerwurkod business and profess
sl0nal men would save many hundreds
ol lives every year, and give To thou.
sands more the ability to work without
the WEAKNESS, exhaustion and peril
which now attend them. \ pamphlet
containing ull particulars in regard TO
the nature and action OF this remarkable
Treatment, will Ice mailed free. Write
for it,
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Struck Big water.

The Water Commissioners are happy
in the belief that they have at last found
an abundance of water in the City Park
adjacent to the water works. In max
ing an excavation for miniature lake
in the park the workmen came upon a
bed of gravel, from which a stream OF
pure water burst and flowed so
freely that they were fore
cd for time TO suspend
work, so great was the flow. The FUR
Their the excavation goes the moro album
dant is the water, and lift does not cut
off the flow of BrOwder springs proper,
the supply will no doubt be sufficient
to supply the city with an abundance OF
water,
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
~ nounce Mr.. {. b. GILLESPIE as n can
lidate for reelection to the Office Of County
Collector.
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Greennnck NLenlinr.

There was gathering of the Green
hackers at the courthouse last night.
The attendance was rather slim. Cheap
Government, an abundance of money
and the National debt were revived,
and the speakers carried the thoughts OF
the reporter back four or five
years ago when this political element
was splurging, rs 1t were. Mr.. w. G.
Wolf was called to the chair, and Mr.. Il.
A. Hughes was elected secretary Of the
meeting. The only important feature
of the meeting was the election of dele
gates to the State convention mt Waco,
which convenes on the 18th inst. The
following were elected, viz; G. w. Civ
ems, +. Fendrich. j. G. Murrell. Dr..
Carl Murray, Henry $. Carr, Il. a.
Hughes and w. II. Harris.
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t4Oh SAlt-ON ACCOUNT OF I'LL.
a hleallh { will offer for sale my enti-l
neutrality-suspicious. Quit, complete in every d
,uihing-loom and Kitchen: cycrything
snnQ as now. Can at once at 10 lacked
.'l''t' iyl1|
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Mr.. w. III. Abrams, land commits
sioner of the Texas Il Pacific railway,
received large chunk Of coal in a crate
yesterday from the railways mine ut
Gordon, which he win ship with his
large assortment of exhibits to the New
Orleans exposition. 1t is a good quality
of coal and will make creditablo OK
hibit. Mr.. Abrams is laboring zeal
ously to make good showing ut New
Orleans,
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The Beetle and the Flea.

If one hundred and fifty pound man
had strength in proportion to that of the
beetle he could lift nearly 100000 pounds
If he were agile in proportion to the
agility Of the flea he could leap over a
three story house. Some poor fellows
are so feeble that they can neither lift
nor leap. Their blood is poor, their di-
gestion bad and their energy gone. Give
such men Browns Iron Bitters, which
will enrich their blood and tone them up
nlOriouSlV
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PRESooTT, ARK., Oct. 10, ISL. +.
SMITH Il Co., ST. Louis Gentlemen:
We are, indeed, glad to say that your
Bile Beans are all that YOU claim Tor
them. We have been in the drug bust
ness for some years, aud never before
had any pill to give such universal salts
faction rs your Bile Beans. our sales
are Increasing very rapidly for your
Beans. Your friends,
j. A. PIPKIN, Co., Druggists.
For sale by all druggists.
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shoot" the Cow or the Ordinance One.

shoot the Cow or the Ordinance One.
Property-owners complain bitterly Of
the depredations made by the cows,
which, contrary to an ordinance, are
permitted to run at large. Their gar
den3, yards and tlower-beds have been
raided and ruined so often by these
pests that many Of them have signifed
their intention to shoot stock that in
wade their premises. Many who have
labored and expended money in beauti-
Tying their homes have seen them com
pletely devastated by the ravenous
cows.
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE


ST. PATTERSON President LEXINGTON ~
Tho largest Female College In Kentucky.
BUILDINGS ol modern construction; appoini.
ments superior, accommodations nsnrpnss.
vui heated m steam and lighted with ms;
course OF instruction comprehensive: large
faculty OF superior teachers; extra ndVnn.
lAgeS In Language, Music, Painting and Flo
eu!lon, but two pupils occupy room. Its
patIuns unu punlls are references, For cat
hloguc, copy Of Monthly, published nv ia,
Students list of references, etc, npply 10 ihe
President, or L. y. ~. clair, Dniins. lrcyns
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49,. ...ttN
new Chickcring Piano II desired. at az RoHl
avenue ana southeast corner of Mustcu n:
aug'l.
E'Ok RENI-A FINE BUSINESS lWbll
n undcr ~, Sames Hotel, corner Main ala
MuiphN; possession given September Al
Oail at 81. Jnmcs Hotel. HnG
lOR RENT TORE-ROOM is TV
Sehtcr of the best business brirk hlTJ
IN tue city uf Tyler, Texas: suitable fur A.
kind ofu business, dry goods. groceries, W.
unc opening for u boot aud shoe au'( ~ 4
nnlNt;r rent 10 commence september j. 1N'l
Nu'lress W.T. CAIN, Tyler, Texas rugli,.e
NpR RENr-rlIE THURMAN RESI-
a uenCe, No. 20 Cochran street; house WIZ
= rooms, Kitchen, hall, mont and back e'yh'
INV wen water, large barn, Currngc-hoNN
anu cow lot; large grounds, T. acres, uall'
snrunbGry,. CtC,ia very desirable reSldNcf
Apply H. +. HARRIS, L. >. Internal rcNg9e
Office, Norton's building, augl'rd
lWh RENr-ONE COTTAGE Oh COW
- mercc street ear lines; eNccuCni tlNtl"
NNler, hydmnt also; with J rooms AMI las'
sage southern exposure; "a very healthy Nv
VWlloh ana an excellent ncighhorhnod' AZ
PlN NJ lllI commerce street.
EOk RENT-ElGHT ROOMS ATsll MAY
u street (up-stnirs); good cooking anu wv
lnr'room; two rooms fronting ON Main \,
Nnpy 10 j, w. BARLOW, 62i Elm st. ausl.s
EWR RENT-A LARGE BRICK siuhe
a az hll Elm street, with frontage ~ wv
anu depth of 10 itet; building two.s'9lss
WIN large airy rooms both above ana lels,...
would make n good wholesale drug oreWNW.
ing mouse. Apply TO j, W. BAgrON, 60 IN
INOR RENT-oNE HANDSOMELY NH
Il hlshed mont room, ut ~ Elm street
EOk RENT-ONE OF THE MOST ptST
Il fnhlp Store. rooms In Dallas, ~. W
leeI with basement NJ same dimcnsionN
Goslte Herald Office. Apply TO ULhN AZ
LYON EXTRAORDINARILY LuCAIhrr
u flrsl-class sleeping rooms; south vntp
urei All convonlcnccs. ItNnsLEN Desa
FORD rs Main street, upstairs ..,,
FOR RENT-Nu. so ELM sithy
~ next door to Sycamore street; w., III
llo SNcnmorc street, for rcui Tor q ~ ,,,. 4
yenm; these nrc No. / business lnei !
JUS west ut the posiollict. ArplN n t
hNsS hANuvER, No. llt SNVpmor
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Justice Kendnlrs Court.

The case of tho State vs.. j. w. Saun-
ders, charged with attempting to out
rage Mrs. Hurlbert, was called and dis
missed, there being insufficient evil
dence TO sustain the charge.
The hearing of the ease ofthe State vs..
Saunders. charged with assault with in
tent to kill, was continued over until
Monday.
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Browning, Plano; Col f G Nicholson,
Boston; Jno Ratican, Fort Worth; \ ii
MarchOanks, Thos Free, Ennis; Ii Il
Wakefield, Waketon; X l. Lowenstein.
S II Ludlow, Greenville; DR. Carter, J w
Wise, Fort Worth; n II Ballard,
Maringo, Kansas; 5 II Rothchild, New
Orleans; T l. StanGeld, Terrell; + NJ
Douglas. Weston.
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Out ON bond.

John Minton, the important witness
In the case of the state VS.. Jim Hunni-
cult, charged with the murder of +. T..
Humphreys and who was attached hy
the State and lodged in Jail, gave bond
yesterday in the sum of$5OO for his APP
pearance at the next term of the District
Court, with Joe Motley, Tom Fisher
and Ike Fisher as bondsmen.
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Eight hundred and ninety-onc Kernels
OF wheat, weighing about two ouncce.
wero recently distracted from the mouth
81 n squirrel killed near Santa Cruz. Cal.
Eight ofsuch mouthluls mako u pound.
This fact will probably interest The
farm er, who has Il thousand or more q
theSegormandizcrs on his farm.
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After Twenty Ynnrs.

MILRoY, MlFFLIS Co., PENNA.- Mrs.
John Gommill, in 1864, injured her spine
and was partially paralyzcd for nearly
twenty years. She was advised To use
ST. Jacobs oil, the conquerer of pain.
The first application gave instantaneous
relief. Before the second bottle was eN-
hausted she was cured.
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\ Tonawauda, New York firm is max
ing "merry 20 round" somewhat after
the principle of the "nying circus with
saddle horses, carriages, animals, etc.
ON which about 2jupcrsons may sit com
lortably, II Is operated 10y portable
engine, and considerable speed can he
attained.
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The strength Of the Brooklyu bridge
was shown in the last cnrthouai;e.
Though the shock was felt nj both the
entrances OF the bridge and at the depotS
no arWhatcyorwa noticed on the span
and IN the center of the bridge.
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y very simple plan for street rail
road has been devised by DR.. II. G. Da-
Wis OF Newton, Massachusetts, hy which
Il track and pavement can be- put down
yet bc more durable; il will also slye II
large percentage n repairs.
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REN. SAMUEL. ROSE, DID. CuRIsTfAN
~ guardian aud evangelist. Toronto. g. IL
mad severe and painful trouble, cryslpel,tous
auction ol limbs; tried the hrSt mcdicnl
'khl Wlthnnt success Gilns' fiuhnnnf ~,
moved the ilchiug, burning sunsnilon, ~
iceied cue. EMl L.tflc. -. ~
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WEARE AUTHORlZEDTo ANNOUNCE
" I. L. -. ANDREWS as Floater from the
counties OF DALLAS, 1arrnt and RoclSwali.
WEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
~ Il. Il. CoOMBES as candidate for the
LEGISLATURE from lallas county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
~ I. u. I. Is ENnALL as candidate to7 re-
election as Justice OF the Peace of Precinct
no, NJ the ensuing election.
WE ARE REQUESTED To ANNOUNCE
~ W.. 4. STRANGE rs Il candidate for
eoohty Judge at the ensuing election.
WE ARE Requested To ANNOUNCE
NJ ;; Austin, OF Rockwell, rs candi.
date Tor Floater for Dallas, Rockwall and
Tarrant counties.
XVEARE AUTHORIzEDT ANNoUNCr
W W. +. GRAHAM candidate for con.
stable OF Precinct No. ut the ensuing cleo.
ton,
WEAkE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w Henry SCHULZ as candidate for ms
tice of the Peace for Precinct Mol.
{VEAREAUTHoRIHEDTO ANNOUNCE
W c. Il. CLINT as a candidate for re-c'ec.
ZION TO the Office OF County Attorney al the
ensuing election.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
w >, n. BRASWELL as a candidate for Jus-
nee OF the Peace for Precinct No. |, at the
ensuing election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
= nounce Mr. {. b, GILLESPIE as q can.
1NGate Tor reelection to the Office Of County
Collector
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
" nOunce Mr.. Il. ID, LANGLEY ms a can
udale for county Treasurer Of Dallas county.
Election in November.
WE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
- j. G. MCCARr as Il candidate Tor Con
Ua2'e IN Precinct Mol !.
AYE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ JOHN OVERLAND as a candidate for Con.
yale in Precinct MOL.
WE ARE REQ TESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ W. NJ G. HILL as a candidate for re.
election TO the Office of County Clerk.
WE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ HENRY JONES as a candidate for re-
lection TO the Office Of District clerk.
A h ARE kESPECTFUILi REQU EST
" ed 10 announce the name of W. II. W.
SMITH as "a candidate for Sheriff of Dallas
ounty. at the ensuing November election.
lNEAREAUTIlORiIEDTOA ANNOUNCE
~ Judge q. y. ALDRIDGE as a candidate
or reelection TO the Office Of Iudge of the
Eleventh judicial District.
AE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
" Colonel j. G, STEVENS as a candidate
Ior Justice the Peace of Precinct No. /.
az ARE AUTHOKIIEDTUAN
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No. /, Dallas
s2unty, Texas, at the ensuing November
election.
M Il ARE UTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
y Judge II. -. BURKE rs a candidate for
Che JudgeShip of this Judicial District at the
ensuing November election.
M FARE AUTHORIZATION ANNOUNCE
W Colonel ED. q. BOWER as Il candidate
lof me Office OF County Judge at the ensuing
election in November
w II ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
W W. II. THAoKER for County Clerk.
~ f. ARE REQuESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W GEORGE r.. FEARN for Justice OF the
'eace for Precinct No. /.
NJ ARE AUTlOKIIEDTO ANNOUNCE
W Mr.. Ii. s. KMBROUGH as Il candidate
tOr the Legislature in Dallas county, sublec,
10 the action of the Democracy.
WE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
W announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS AS
candidate for County Judge at the ensuing
November election
v
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The second bale of the floecy staple
was received yesterday by the Mcr-
chants Exchange. 1t was raised by j.
>. smith, near Weathcrford, weighed go
pounds, was classed strict middlinr, and
was bought by Bryan ~ bradshaw NJ ~.
cents per pound.
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AT the st. George: Gus Garrison,
Sulphur Springs, Texas; I'll Townsend
and Lady, Cleburne; II $ Mathews.
Texarkanai o + Parks, Waxahachie; |.
w Mckenzie, MeNia; q Nash, Sher-
man; Miss Mary y. Rigby Austin: l. A
1uzzard, sherman; FW Jackson, c h
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Reverend w. l.. Pope, d. d., San
Pedro, Department STA, Barbara,
Republic Honduras, Central America,
says from personal experience he en-
dorses the virtues of st. Jacobs oil, and
recommends 1t 20 others.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
slaunton, Va.

Mrs, Gen. j. T.. u, stuart, Principal. The
next session ofninc months begins Sept. II,
ISL Efficient teachers In every department.
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
mll particulars apply to the Principal.
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St' AN IED-A GOOD STEADY srlnj
w maker 10 manage Il live husines. n
dress With references, W.p. KGMBNfI' ria.
cndOn, Texas. ,,r' XVI
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NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-21
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,

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