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A Boon Companion.

Mir. John Rolfe, Champion sicycIist oi Aussralia and England, writes to the A,xxs, Melbourne, Australia. that in the six days contest for the champsonship, after riding consecutive hours each day, his i,mbs became ssiG and sose, and he is positive he voa the great race, and was enabled to ride another 100 miles against time immediately afieEvard, from the wonderful effects produced by the use of Se Jacobs Oil, in training and racing. He calls 1t his boon companion, and recommends if to all athletes.
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SI. .Loris. Mo. Nov. is. i8g


 1. F. SMITH & Co.-Centlemen 1 have suffered severely for three years with biliousness, dyspepsia and general debil- ity. My trouble continued to grow worse, ill l became almos, a wreck with dis ease. My friends advised me 10 try Smiths Bile Beans. would not do 1t for some time, thinking they were about the same as many other so-called liver pills and liver medicine tha, 1 wasted money on without any relief. Alter all l tried your Bile Beans, and found relief in the frs, dose. continued se take one or two en going to bed-every other nighf-and some times every third night Ouss owing to how felt for about six weeks, and nov am vell and entirely a new man. l recommend Bile Beans to everybody tha, have any kind of sick- ness, for am forced to believe they will cure mos; any disease, if taken right Any persons that don't believe in your Bile Beans, send them to me.
 GEO. K. MCLEAN,
 No. 1922 Webster Ave. For sale by all druggists.
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Halls Vegetable Sscilian Hair Renes er IS . univessal favorite for ressoriDe gay hais so iss original color, and making hair gy0w out thick.
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Has Vulcan leil the skEesf f IA the title oi st ieniiiir aT,isie tn an sehangs. We understand that Vulcan ,s guilty of torgimg, and Il 'inay he Una, he has Ieh the skies for Canada. Ne,,sfiosss f/frsId
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It is no wonder that the on dense men suee eed so veil in New York. They arc abou, the only race ei people in that city who act as fl they oaisd a straw whether a stranger lives or dies fbik.dsifAfs Call
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The effective pte.eher ai~ey, alms to hi, the man who si'A in the neat pew. His church IS always tso-aed aad hs n very popular ~,th lis congrega,,on.--- Cbf.age .sSa.
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The IT. sn ~ho travels from the Allan ts' ,o the iaeii.s is spi 10 laink # is a grea, while betwcen drinks Hssfos H1iiSffs
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-07-12

The b,eyeie ndcr s sad 10 be like s sou.h American s'aie. bse .use he is always on the bunk of d evolution BosfoH bEIfeha
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The hezlsh question How are yoa r Nfsv york /osrssL
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the shadows and brooded-
 There is always something weird in such quietness. It is inexpiicable: the tangible and intangible meet in the soul, shadowy and unreal, as the ghossiiness of the duskily surrounding gloom. Here was the long, tangled grass of our door yard billoving up and down, as won't, in the passing wind, and about us this valley of deep, myster1ous dreaminess trimmed in with mystic quiet, gieamIng reed and waving ferns.
 .it is the realization of that ultimate dim Thule Poe speaks of,r said Cret- chen musingy, putting caramel into baby'y mouth
 By the gray woods-by the swamp
 Where the road and the next eneamp-
 aWaugh waugh!- cried young Ram unculus, grasping vieiously after great frovsy, gTsy-mottled spider which had come within easy reach, and the subject vas dropped
 Pee-ew-wee-ee pee-ew-eer Do you know what that means: It is the red winged vireo's stroke of sultry, high noon in the woods Who that is used to osess-rzmblipg has not heard, from afar osf, the solfzsy bird-call, issuing from the vood-depehs, as if from some pained mother-bird athirss and faint of the deep heat? There is bat one thing to com pare with it-the thirsay, utterly intense and piercing @s'reak k.-s'reak!-s'reAk!" 1" of the hawk during some August affer- noon, when the 6eEce, hot sun of the south has pfrched the meadows tiu the
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father mentions II, and brings the matter
 up, just laugh ii of, and say you was a
 big fsol to get full, anc he will say he
 was the bigger fool, and then you Jus hug your mother half string, and there
 will be few tears all around, and there
 will be three of the happiess people in
 New York. And wha; vii! the girl be doing all this time. you ask Oh, the girl viii have been the first to mee, you af the depot, and she will have hugged you a coaple of times, and told you to hurry right home and see the old folks, and she will be waiting for you a, her home, and you will go right oyer there and spend the evening, and when you 20 home from her house, and your father and mother are asleep, having the hap piesf dreams they have had Gor i've yeass, you will feel As though you wouldn't have missed this t1p to the old home for a ooufrolling interest in the Sonora Railroad Co, Limited" fou will reaiize that the father who was % haryh to you i've yesrs ago, loves you bstaes than he does his eyes, asd he wiIl be proud of you, and when you see how much happi- ness you have created, and how good you teel yourself, you vin want to wake yoas father asd hug him. But you had besser 70 to bed, tor you have got to be up several nighfs telling that girl about the climate Of Mexico, and. well, you better have your passes from Mexico to Nev York read and one,D because she viil go back with you, just to sec fl Mexico is such splendid country. Nov,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-17

WEARE AUTH03 tZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel j. q. SrF%ENs as a candidate
or Justice ofthe Peace o. Precinct No. l.
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GAINESVILLE COMMENTS.
WORK ON THE NEwJAIL STARTED.
Mr.. Culbersoa's CanvAss-Half-wayW Work
BY tho Kepublissns-DeAth OF an
nstimable Young Man-Con-
tribations for Cleveland.
CLArKsv1ILH, oct. l5.-TCorre,nond-

CLAHKsvIILR, Oct. l5.- Correspond
ehco. The cornerstone Of the elegant
new stone court-houso was laid yester
day under the auspices Of the Masonic
fraternity. Quite large number OF
Masons we're on hand to take partin the
interesting ceremony. Hon. John Wat.
son, grand master, ofliciated.
Hon. ID, Is. Culberson, candidate for
congress- addressed tho people Saturday
lie confined his speech mainly to dis.
cusslon of the national banking system
ana tho inlquitous and thriving tariff,
IL was mastery effort and a strong ar.
ralgnment of the Republican party.
The Republican county convention
which met Saturday, adjourned without
making any nominations. Last night
the Republicans OF this precinct
met in convention 1T the court.
house and nominated y. j. Covington
Tor commissioner, James E. Bell for ius.
tee OF the peace, and Jim French for
constable. There are great many me-
grOes in this precinct, and the Demo.
cratic majority is small, but will be
larger this year than usual.
This community was much grieved on
FRIDAY last to learn Of the death Of Mr.
George Tounes, who died OF congestion
OF the bowels after an illness of only
about day. Nh. Townes wasa Young
man, only 70 years Of age, and one OF the
most popular and promising in Clarks-
vile. He was "a son OF Col. n. w.
ToWnes, Of Whltesboro.
A. Nj. Taylor, ESD, put in about hall
an hours work for Cleveland and Hend-
rlcks the other day and collected S5l. Sc
Tor the use OF tho national Democratic
committee.
Tho weather is very fine, and the
farmers are busy gathering their crops.
Tho total cotton receipts to date will
reach about 900 bales.
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us beauty truly blent whose red and white
Natures own sweet aud cunning hand laid
on" ''
PoZzonrs powder mpnrtS q richness.
Making the skin as soft MS down
For sale by druggists.
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The Denison, Troupe & Houston r. =.
q. has been curtailcd, to end at Troupe,
and The part from Troupe to Houston
Will be supplied only by tho Texarkana
~ Houston X. L. o. Three of the clerks
have been taken from this line and ono
given TO the Toxarkana Il Dallas II. T..
q. and two 10 the Denison e TAYLOR r.
r. y. rms line IL extended to San An
tonio, and VIII hereafter be known NJ
inc Donison Il San Antonio Il. Z. O..
inc road from Taylor TO San Antonio
VIII have a double daily supply, which
Will bo great advantage to that part of
the state. The Texarkana a. Dallas r..
20. has now four through men and
Two helpers. Tho helpers run rs far as
Minoola.
IL Is hoped all complaint will cease
now about the TeXarkana and Dallas
clerks coming into Dallas "stuck." The
Daiias anu III Paso X. Y. o., ono of the
most important II. Z. q. In tho state.
mas seven men and two helpers. The
Intler run between Dallas and Cisco.
rms H. Il. o. needs helpers To Abilene
and two more through men to El Paso.
w. W. Warlleld, superintendent of the
IL; NJ. >: OF this (seventh) division, GER
talnly deserves credit for the mannor i'm
which he has performed tho duty of
superintendent for number of
years, and the efficiency, diligent alton
ton, and the interest aud linpartialitv
no has shown has won tho admiration
and estoem of all the clerks under his
charge.
The mail service is in excellent condi-
ton, an h progressing rapidly to per-
iecllon. We want TO sec the ToNarknua
and vi Paso X. L. q. made a
iuil, hrstclass II. l.. o., which
will no doubt, be done soon, ns this line
Is considered the most important i'm Inc
state. Wv
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SULPHUR sPKINGS.

SULPHUR Springs, Oct. IL Cores
pondonce. The HERALD correspondent
at this place, under date OF October 0,
leaves the Impression that this place Is
"busted." The terrible tale of no money
in bank, farmers discouraged, can I buy
their supplies, &c. can be refuted by two
facts which can he proven in moment.
Weaver, Whitworth 4 Foscue, banker,
at this place, in ono week did 500, 900
bust ness. There had been shipped up
to the date of the HERALD correspon-
dents letter, 300 balos of cotton. TO.
day there are no less than dozen new
buildings going up, among tho number
aSlO,OOO hotel nearing completion. All
carpenters and brick masons are busy.
business 10 very lively. Sulphur
springs was never 80 prosperous. hut
then, like all live towns, she has her
"'grumblors." Send In all your cotton
buyers; they arc wanted hero.
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EOk SALE CHEAr-A LOT OF ITNKF-
"A ueeileI pledges, consisting OF gold and
s,i,5 witches, sans pistols, etc ss | Am
cioSihg ont bushes AID notice Ia bareb,
EHth mat Hl outstanding asa enc a
G'lhE due mus bc paid or the ,oods srJ
EirdSet WI 9c positively sold. RICuIEs
WI y lNInH lnNm Onion 6OllL Main ~ n.,l.r
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EOR RENr

i'ut ELaT,-AS UN .,....I,Dlyi.R ,,uN
VIII also give use of co,t st,vr ,or
ll.ht hou.ckeemnr. Ami, g' tSi1 afcio
,uyeet ocis.it
E,GK yF(I-.. Wv ~ ~
Il cbcn,.st i,,, ,, ~, ,'A ,,,t iliAN an
hrlclt It,er,,' S,"I i''"u "hal W. %. /, o iafHe
~ NSr'',E,sg g5'u't ON him street. just east
en-, ,t,,... :, ,"'"vl' contra" llkh, uty, tyuth-
gusInss." i,g, ...,ip'rnuGe vent. ON and 80
BAy1vrp - 'uu' Apply 10 loVCLAS
nrtnre 80, 49,, ,,e"' As'"'e agents, No. Ia Syc'
-.,,lv ~ l'S-. Oclhlv
kWh htNI-A NIUElN FiTLNlSUED
md ro on'' Sou,Hern exposure, good wnter
qirr,, wv" "V'tnu"EhooL nj 1910 Commerce
-. oC6.w
l.UN lth NI-flNE EIRNTGtIlsI" LuDNfr
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LOCAL LORE.
MAIL SERVICE ouRrAILMENT
Horse Thief "suspcet' Turns Out to Be
the Genuine Article-BIarriage En-
gagemont Celebrated - The
Circus IL Sure to Come.
Tho wonderful Sell. shnu

Will be In Dallas on the 25th instant,
and the surrounding country will have
All opportunity of witnessing what is UNI
doubtedly the largest, the best, the
greatest and the purest show on earth.
Honest in its advertising, it exhibits ev-
cry thing it advertises Honest in the
manner in which il is conducted, it is
Tree from that obnoxious feature, the
"candy butcher" 1t il known tho
world over as the most complete show
IN all its branches ever behold. The
geological collection embraces every
beast OF which mankind has any knowl-
edge. The Star Arenic exhibition. or
circus proper, beats the world, and con
sists OF 200 star artists, giving a wonder
iul exhibition in four great circus rings,
six acts al one and the same time, or a
total fmoro than 100 acts, in one exhi-
bition, afternoon or night.
What the Minneapolis Tribune of
June 10 says regarding this wonderful
show:
"rHE CIRous.- Such a crowd as
rushed intupon Sells Bros, last evening
Is rarely seon at n circus, evon i'm Min
neapolis. Long before tho performance
commenced IL was necessary to close the
doors there being from 1000 TO 1900
people packed like sardines in a box in.
side the tent. The performance was an
admirable one throughout. Frank
Gardner and Adelaide Codona all per-
formed admirable equestrian acts,
Harry Long and Frank Gardner proved
themselves most wonderful tumblers,
tho Purys Sisters in a slack
wiro and globo act were
artistic, the Stirk family per-
formed wonders with the bicycle, and
Maggie Claire was a most daring aerial
artist. Each feature advertised was pre-
sented, and nothing was indiilerently
performed. The Sells Bros. are Justly
entitled to the good name they have
won az honest and excellent caterers to
the patrons of tho saw-dust aroma.
We can say from our own knowledge
that the wonderful fifty cage menagerlo
IL the greatest geological collection on
earth, including all known quadrupods,
wild and wonderful, ever classified 10
zoology. Including in it's vast entirety,
tho only living pair Of hippopotami ever
beheld, and the only girallos now ON OK
hlbtion anywhere. The completeness
OF the show AZ a whole, is certainly I'M
equaled.
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Jokarp
Some Arrssts Made.

Hen Johnson, tho night Waterman
who fired an Intellectual shot at John
borders few weeks since, was ar
rested yesterday on n writ issued on a
truo bill found by tho grand jury, charg-
ing him with assault to kill, and nut
under n $500 bond for his appearance AT
the next term of tho federal court.
r. Mlltnor was arrostod yesterday on
"a capias issued on trus
bill charging him with want
only shooting cows, and lodged in iail.
lie subsequently succeeded in giving
bond in tho sum Of $500. 1t il charged
that no has shot and killed at least n
dozen cows.
TO. ord was arrested on ten capiase-
issued on az many indictments found.
charging him with permitting gaming
IN his saloon. His bonds wore fixed nj
S2CO in each case, aggregatiug $1,000. His
saloon on Lamar street, near Main
street, was closed by the sheriff. who
levied an execution on II for $i72 in ia
yorof T.. Tillman.
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ADJUSTMENTS EXTRAORDINARY.

The silver Doublc-Noiccd English Night
inrale and Colorado Thrush, Miss car.
lotta Pearl, at Mayors Garden, sntur-
day and sunday Nights.
Miss Carloiin Pearl, who Is so highly
spoken Of hv 'he leading mauarerg NJ
the north, amongst whom are George II.
Shaw, OF Weeks garden, New York;
Harry Williams, OF the Academy OF
Music, Pitishurg, PENNSYLVANIA; n h.
Emmett, oi Academy OF Music, CnirYuo.
Warren Budwcll, of opera hnnsr,
Saginaw, Michigan, as bcnr h,
most roilnod lady, OF striking apnrar,
ance, possessing "a remarkably tlppr.
rich contraltO voice, highly cultivated
amt peculiarly sweet md pathpup.N wul
give the citiyuns OF Dallas am opp1rtn.
nifty OF hcaring hor ON Saturday and
sunday evenings nc MAYER, Carbon.
Meinc Bros orchestra viii rcrua,unnv
her. Miss Poarl is ON her way tn NON
Orleans, and ply consented o. stnp oypr
In Dallas by the liberal Inducements
offered her by Mr. Mayer 4 Toast or
song Tor those who will 10 aud hear her.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE y. FEARN for Justice OF tine
pace for Precinct No !.
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City vs.. Jim Sullivan, Tom smith, In.
toxication; AncO 81 each.
City vs.. John Williams, loud and un
necessary noise; fined s..
City Va. Riley McCouaha, obtaining
goods under false pretouscs; transferred
City vs.. l.. iainhardt, burning trash
on the street; discharged.
Vity W, Herman otto, vagrancy; dis
charged.
City vs.. LATHE White, intoxicationi
fined s..
toll; tInod So.
City, vs.. Bette Hinnau, vagrancy, con.
timed.
city vs.. j. Forsythc, fighting; fined
City rs. J. T.. Jackson, lighting; dis
charged.
city vs.. W. Il. McClasky, cutsing
continued.
City Va Ada Izep, Sabbath. breaking
motion for new trial oyorruled AM
notice Of appeal given.
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I'VE ARE THORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
W JOHN 7. GILLESPIE Us a candidate for
Justice OF the Peace, Precinct No. |, Dallas
'ounty, Texas, at the ensuing November
SECTION.
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nor RENT-CONORETI, = -, Q

w town in the state. tioa ~ EVEep
parties. Send 10 cents for fnI pay 20 rislt
ADDRESS Lock Box IS, GreenTiilap TlIt,ienlsn
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Nro now the Ictiing feature In gentle
u'nS AZURE The exceptionally hue
popular not only for busmpss. mn r,r
moro urgssy suits. The largest as.orf-
mont ot scotch and English pnids.
cheNoits, curNscrcWs and uvc,cIntiurs
~ inc state Ia TO bc found no pnurln.
hfosr merchant tu,iOrS, tW Main street.
uout scnd YOUR money abroad tor vour
clothing. First cnss wor, is done hcrp
as cheap as IN amy large city. aud bong
ias Bros viii III you rs we'll rs any other
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W. l.. CABEL1., Mayor
Attest; W. Z. PARRY, City secretary

A n ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
1ot an or nance entitled "Au Ordi-
nance establishing systoui of sewers for the
Clty of Dallas, aud prescribing rules and reg
ulanonS for the same, approved June 10, 1883,
ana adding now section thereto, to be
known rs Section a."
SECTION /. BE II ordained by the CITY
Council OF the city OF Dallas, That Section i
or an ordiuinancc entitled "Ap Ordinance
establishing system Of sewers for the CITY
.ni Dallas and prescribing rules ana rCgula.
uons' approved June l3, 1883, be amended SO
as TO read rs follows:
sec. 4. That nriyute sewers, water closets
ana sink hn-t ns, etc, shall he constructed I'm
each of said blocks or districts pud i'm nil
other blocks or districts where district sew
ers are now established, or NAV hereafter be
established, to connect with said district sew
cfs on notice from the city Engineer, and as
uliecled by such officer, and not otherwise.
Salh private sewers, water closets and sink
basins, etc, shall be constructed and main
thlned at the expense OF the owners of the
properly to which they may be attached, and
uhder such rules and regulations rs may
nom time to time be adopted by the City
Council.
Scc2 That there is hereby added TO said
ordinance another section, TO be known ms
section A. which shall rcnl as follows:
Sec V"A'. That the provisions or this or
ulnNnce, so far rs the same are applicable
shnll apply to all other district sewers pri
,ale sewers, etc, now established or that
hereafter may be established by the City
Council. '
Sec. 3. That this ordinance take cf,ec from
hud hfior its passage and publication.
Approved October ', lsSi
W l., CApprt kIoyor
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Dallas county; Thomas Chapman,
Georgia; w M Ingram, aalveston;J w
virgins, Tyler; p Clularess, Forney;
Them: t Hatchett, AlvOrd, Texas; ID II
Malone, Terrell; II I Lee, Pslo Pinto; j
, Livingston, b ID Busson, w Il Hue
son, Hamilton; T T d Andrews, Fort
Worth; n Murphy, New York; Gus
Purroger, jr., agent Barlow & Wilson;
w NJ Bevers, w w Price, Palo Pinto; Iii
L Bresseman, Paris; r NJ Lawrence,
Hillsboro; 5 NJ SPRINGER, Baltimore; T.
G Huckabee, Waxahachie; w b Philip
and son, Paris; = G Gardner, Gaines-
vile; ) $ Jap, San Francisco; G Pres
ton, Jefferson; d II Ice, Boston; l. II
Hutehins, Cincinnati; NJ Il Gordon, Dal-
las city; w X Bairland, Greenyille;
d Macarthur, Tyler; II Farrar, Ennis;
D II Bowman, Plano; u S Hawkins and
wife, Greenville, Tennessee; II ID Hal
sey, Boston; McEnnis, Chicago; j -
Norvell, II J Stands, w Walker, For
ney; w w Giles, Mneola; G w Hainos,
Quitman; r. IL Jones, NJ ID, Dallas coun-
"; w G LomaX, Waxahachie; William
Edmonds, Waco; Sells Bros car No. .:
II Decker, manager, J Napier, Ryan,
9 Campbell, G Walden, T Dransiold, J
!, Lancers, Y II Allen, A German, A b
Farrow, Sells Bros circus, advertising
car No, >, October %.
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Death of Rev. Clnudin. Mnrtinier.


Rev. Claudius Martiniere, brother of
Rev. Father Joseph Martiniere, died at
Che pastoral residence Of his brother
yesterday morning at 1910 Of consump-
ton. The deceased was born in 1912 mt
st. Martin au lIaut, Diocese do Lyons,
France, and camo to Texas in 1866 Ho
was ordained at Galveston by Bishop
Dubois. He was educated ut L'Argen-
time college. France, and has sister,
who is sister of charity in Alglers,
Africa. The reverend gentleman,
who had charge as missionary
OF the church at ST. Paul,
Collin county, Terrell, Ennis and Wax
ahachle was Jealous and devout
worker. His quiet and retiring, yet gen
Ito atlablo manners won for him the love
and respect of all with whom he came in
contact. Tho funeral will take place
this morning ut 10 o'clock from the
church of the Sacred Heart, on Bryan
street. Solemn requiem high mass will
be said and several pri SITS from dis
lance are expected to be in attendance.
The bereaved brother of tho deceased
has the sympathy of the church and the
community at large.
Father V. Quinnon telegraphs from
Lalnpasas: 81 am exceedingly sorry TO
be absent from G. Martinere's funeral.
Dispatch received too late"
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EOR SAlE-A GOOD MOLE AT A vepS
Il low price. Inquire 10. II. Thomas Hi
care OF VIII A. Watkin & Co., Herald Sn'nnn
T9OD ~, - : - 0clS-2t
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w young lady musician All ~ T. LIsHE
teach. Would go out 20 tench o as clas
nj nome; For particulars in0uira kecla
gence Office, 10 Main NJ. duife as Intel