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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17
BaoT EIS.

DARROTT'S FARfSH HOTEL, CHAR
IOTTTSNlIIF, VA, in the centre of the
city opposite the public square. Rates ~ % f2JO
Per day. lSrgest aud bcst-JrTsnged Hotel III
charlottesville. Large, airy rooms. Excellent -
bies. With every assurance Of giving sStsfactiou,
We solicit ue travelling pubnc 20 give Us call
Special raiCs Tor bOafdcrs. Omnibus attends all
trains. W. j. PARROTF.
lr 4-eod3m Owner and Prnnnetlr.
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NAi ESLE1 AN FEN ALE lNSIiI l.,
" STAT NTOE, VIRGINIA.
OPENS >ETIFHRkR - le-s. One OF me
FlR~T SCHOOLS FOR T0TNe LADIES N IHH
UNITED STATUS surroundings D. .tniliui. 'h-
ualc uufuriassca. one .untJeG 7nd icTiy-lhue
boafd ng nupiis frsn eighteen ~;alc9. ItfAlN
ANDNG TnE ntSr N THE UNION. Board
Wa>hiu-. Fugli.h Cour.o G, Latin. French, German.
IustIustbtal Muse, &c.. f1r scholastic year. from
September o. Ijlic. SIS. For catalogues WIZ, 10
EFv. ". a. HARRIS ID. d.. Pre- iden,
jy 2T-deod mGw6w stanton. w.
TFACH'S EOARDIEG AND ID 4 !
. SCHOOL, 812 FAST FGANNLIN STREET,
RICHMOND. NA.-Ih+ twentieth srssipn cor-
mcnccs MONDAY. September iJih, uhd continues
nine months. Circulars at the book store, o. l-'n
application 90 :. T. biAtN.
/, l3->u.K cFofn Priucipal
NPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.
l. NEAR E&AADEIt, VA,
l. 81 BLACKFORD, u. A., PRiNCIPAL-
FOR BOYS.
OPENS SsPTENBEu 2iTH.
CaialorusS sent. iy 20-eot2m
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old POINT COMFORT,

HYGEiA HOTEL,
Situated one hundred yards from Fort Monroe.
orEN ALL TiIE YEAR. Equat 10 any hotel m
tie United States. Surroundings unsurpassed ;
appointments. tahlc, and service uueNcelled.
Bsthing. boating, fishing, and driving specially
attractive. Prc-cmncntly resort for southern
tsople. Terms les f0r equal accommodations
than any resort In the country. Pure ocean air,
free from malaria, and conducive 90 refreshing
si0cp. send FOR descriutivc pamDhlct
my s. eod3fu n. PIiOEBUS, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

DELLENCE HIGH SCHOOL.
- BEDFORD COUNTY. VA.
For Boys and Young nsn. Preoare' for B0sS-
uoss, College. OF University. Thoroughly and
Handsomely equipped. Flll CORPS Of Instructors.
Trr C,stsjosic. address ". X. ABBOT,
PHuciDi.
prr1 f-v.lrr POgT-gFgtCV. iV eOt2m
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STRAYED FROM NY HOUSE,
~ No, 722 eas: fcanklin stseet, Llv- -s1eSsA
sk.CoLoREI1 POINTER, snxwefsaas 10 The
name OF ~iruno" Had on leather collar with
reward WIN Be paid for his resaru y tss abese
address. an l7-2ts
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nANPATIKE MALE ACADEMY.

i - =
The seventeenth session Of THIS school viii cso-
uence on TIE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER
Teacher. EDGAR Il. ItAYAOSll graduate ol
Tie University Of Nirt iuIa.
For circular. apply to -
C0LoN1L THOMAS II. CARTER.
Manquin pDss-of1rs,
au C-eodtDci King Wiliism county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-17

HANOVER ACADEMY. VIRGINIA.
ii TANLORSVuLK POST-OFFlCE
COLONEL HILARY r. JONES. n. A., Princpo'.
The THIRTY FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION bE~
GINS DCTOBER IsT. Students prepared az nc
school graduated the past session AZ the Naval
Academy. ftevsns lnsti,ute ~ Technology. end
the I'ufvcrsitv ar Nirgiaia. ENTIRE CHANGE
IN TFIF ARIA NGrkiENT or SCfONL BUILD
lNCS Sod for eatsOgue. iv 2O-eO1tDcl
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HAVING PURCHASED 1900 PAIRS OF
BLASKETs AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE,
We viii dispose Of a,m at once at SUMMER
PRICES. such an opportunity TO save money
was never before offered.
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NLW ENGLAND CONSERNA ATOItY
~ OF MUSIC Music: Vocal and instrumental
and Tuning. AU: Drawing Painting. Modelling,
and Poftraiturr. Oratory: Literature and Ian
guaccs. iiomc: Eicgau' accommodate sns for 300
lady students. Fan term begins SkpFEMiEa
1liH. Beau,iiuliv-illustrated calendar free.
Address T.. TUURJkE, Director. franklin
square. EostOn, Mass. " 24-IhkSul2t
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EDGEHILL SCHOOL,
H KESWICK DEPOT. ALBENARLE VA
MISS G. K. RANDOLPH,
hRs. ". B. HARRISON.
NeXt session OPENS SEPTEMBER l7Tif with
fnli CORPS of competent teacher. both ratlve and
foreign ~ 20-Sl&N Pm
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The Chair lMr. llurD announced that
Mossrs. Mccormick, Wickhum. and Games
were appointed on the Senate's part on the
special iCinJ committee 10 ascertain il we
have an election law. and with power to re-
port by bill or otherwise.
The Chair announced several changes in
standing committees, nccessitated by the
death Of Judge Crumplcr. Mr.. Christian
goes on Courts. Mr.. Turner on Roads. Mr..
T0wr's on Agriculture, Mr.. Mcdonald on
Committee 10 examine Second Auditors
Office.
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Atount VI DeAskSbrS'
Mr. Echols offered resolution. which
passed, providing that no bill be printed
except by special order Of the House or
the chairman OF the Committee on Print
ing.
Speaker Stuart (Mr. Pollard in the chair)
offered the following:
Resolved. That the Finance Committee
be, and they are hereby, instructed to pre-
pare and report forthwith bill prohibit
ing the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund
from purchasing any bonds Of the State,
either for the purposes OF investment or
retirement. which represent In whole or in
part coupons maturing since the 1st day OF
July, 1852, and to provide for the identif-
cation OF all such bonds.
After an explanation by Mr.. Stuart the
House adopted the resolution.
OLD POINT COMFORT.
Mr.. Barton said that In conversation with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-24

under his supery sion as Judge, and he de-
voted great deal OF time snd care 20 his
work. Every point ives taken Into the most
careful consideration. TINS doga were made
10 run about 10 show their seton and we're
carefully watched. over halt an hour was
spent over them, IL was not necessary Tor
n man 10 be M 70 than ordinarily acquaint'
ed with hunting dDgs 10 tee that beaufort
and Meteor were the beat IA the ring, and
the biz crowd gathered around the judging
inolosure berame Intensely interested IN he
contest between them. Finally tho prize
was awarded Meteor, = Texas dog, the
property OF Colo el w, II, Hughes OF Dali
las, rexss, and the enthuslams OF the pa,ri'
ots broke forth IN cheers that revived mem'
cries Of the recent Observation-Disclosures b.
New York Times
Msleor's position while being judged was
almost per'tof. His only blemieh was o
lump on the right aide Of his head, caused
by nm accident wilhelm the teld. The opin-
ion was that the right dog to,k the pre-
mium.--tNew York sun
Tho exhibition OF pointers was much bet.
tor than lnst year. both IN numbers and
quality. fher, were liD entries with thir'
teen Absputfgs. This number has been ex.
caedei hut once, Two years ngo there were
l5l entries with oil. thirteen absent There
were eight In tho large champion class.
Meteor, who won the pride Of place, aud IL
the properly Of Colonel W. Il, Hughes, Of
Dallas, rcXns, j. ut the type OF the small
pointer, sl'bough he Is Que or two pounds
over The dividing lne wnen IN good condi-
ton. We fret sES Meteor 10 the chicken
trials year ago leat September, aud then
Wrote OF him, with the exception OF being
little of IN head, Meteor is ono Of the best
formed animals W. ever saw. He 10 a thor
oughb bred. gamly appearance that Is not of
ten found" No was ia beautiful condi-
ton, except thai there was an unsGhtly
lump, caused by bite, upon the side OF
bis head. -TForept and Stream.
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The virginia Elections.

PxREnsDuRe, Va, May 22.-The repub-
licsn general ticket is elected. The repub-
licsns carried every ward In the city ex.
cept one. United States Senator Malone
was serenaded.
RrcHMoSD. Va, May 22.-All the demo-
cratic city officers aud members OF the city
council were elected. About one-fourth OF
the full vote was polIed.
DAsvILLk. Va, May 22.-The election
passed of without disturbance. The dem
ocrats. or white party nominees, were
elected. Captain w. II. Graves beat J. II.
johnson, the present umbenf, for mayor,
By AZ votes. Nearly every white vo'e was
polIed. About 20 negroes voted the demc-
cratic ticket; 100 did not vote. Governor
Cameron came up this morning ard re-
NAMED until afternoon. Head pleassntly
be bed received carpet bsg full Of letters
about sending troops and he'd come 10 see
Tor himself and was pleased with the quiet
ami GOOD order. Mayor johnson was
hanged In efigy BY tbs torchlight prcces-
sion to night.
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A Texas Dog Wins the Prize Mt the Grca
Dog Show In New York.


The only incident OF the day was q con.
Test among champion pointers, which wal
narrowed down TO Meteor, OF St. Louis,
belonging to Colonel w. Il. Hughes of Dali
las, Texas, and Beaufort, OF Bradford, Eng
land. TIE respective hackers OF these beau
tiful animals. became vociferous In praise
and foolish In wagers, 30 that when the
7dgts took hold OF the mst,er, there being
some IS 600 depending on their decision,
there was slmost the semblsnce Of q scene.
The ribbon was finally and after great care
and deliberation awarded to Meteor, Who IL
an imported dog. Of liver and white color,
3 years old and valued at SIC, 600. Ten thou.
sand dollars 10 tolerably tidy sum for q
small dog, and probably could not be real.
lied on Meteor II be were part OF broken
banks assets; but Il looks well and sounds
we'll. SO did the dog. When the prize was
awarded to him. the spectators cheered
quite Justify; bat the garden Is large place
and ~ takss great deal Of lussiness TO fill
it.--TNew York Herald.
Toe English dog was a firm fsvorite With
ali the Englishn men and imitation English
men In and around the garden. The
American dog was thorough fsvorite with
ell the Americans. The owners Of the two
dogs backed their opinions in substantial
manner and 5000 changed hands on the
decision Of the juege. Mr.. Z Q. Sterling of
g.. Lo1is hsd this sspfciI cas- OF dogs
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There are many cheap cosmetics offered
FOR sale which claim to contain nothing in
furious to the skin. This Is all bosh, all, or
very nearly all, are compounded from the
mos, deleterious aud poisonous drugs in
the materia medica, they destroy the vital
i,y Of the skin. making the consumer pre-.
maturely withered and old. j. A. Pozzoni
guarantees his medicated complexion pow
der entirely free from all injurious matter.
Use none other and you will never regret.
Price 80 cents and 81 per box. Sold by all
druggists and perfumers.
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necessary, IL hereby appropriated, out OF
any moneys In the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, to carry into ELECT the pro-
visions Of this set.
Sec, IL, That the commissioner OF nsri.
culture shall report annually 10 congress, al
the commencement OF each session, n list oil
the names OF oil the persons emplo yed, nm
i,emizsd statement OF all expenditures un'
der this act, and full particulars OF the
means adopted and carried into elect FOL
the suppression OF contagious, infectious
or communicable diseases among domestic
/ animala
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All Owners of Cattle should kn,r Ina
Giles Lini sent Iofife Ammonia acts with won't
derf1l rapidly and ntvcr saiis. Tho hardcr-
punches are removed, abscesses healed, lamet
ness disappears c0r1s and contracted hoofs a.
specially Sprung knees. thce boiis, rioRhoen,
cure ruarant ed Send far pamphlet. box sss2
New York Pos'ofl1s Trial bottle Is cents.
sold b. al dru ssists
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For SALE


NOR sALE-DoGs-I OFFER FOR SALE
II s puppies. ats5l each; the hest bred Lew.
cllyn setter. In America; whelpGd April Ig
Grace Gladstone: Grace by Gladstone, exile
veletie, she by Druid x-Countess Draco. Ad-
dress J 7. TREZEv ANT Jr.. Dallas. 1t
NOR sALE-TWO GOOD DUN, BUGGY OR
II work horses, a 2-horse wagon, almost as
good as new; u good 2.sea,ed buggy; 2 TETS Of
work harness. and set Of buggy harness: cs n he
bought cheap for cash. Call on j. X BAKER,
Division superintendent or G, A. READ, Nan.
ager. Eile Telephone Co, Dallas, Tex. mal6d
C,0R SALE-BROOM MACHINES FOR SALE
I Two new machines and presses, Westlake
n Britt0n manufacture, for sale cheap. Address
WIN. PfOUTs. care Herald office. isn22tf
EUk DALE OR KENT-A BEAUTIFUL RES.
I idencc, Just completed, one block from
street car line and In a very desirable locality,
buggy house aud stable on the place and
good well Of water; also two other places on
| same street. This Is on excellent opportunity
for those tired Of paying rent 10 procure good
homo for very little money. Tho houses have
never been occupied. Address Box 2i6. Dallas,
Texas. apf27-lm
L,OR SALE OR RENT - FIasT-CLASs,
l. brand new piano; will sell on the INSTALL
pisnt sian. Apply 10 DOL itoss avenue. feO2Jl
Tor sALE-HOhSE-A GOOD, RELIABLE
| black buggy marc can be purchased at q
bargain by applying TO G. A. READ, Manager
Dallas Tclephoue Xxx. apr23tf
| EoR sALE-oNE BILLIARD TABLE, NEAR.
| L ly new. Inquire at Crad1ock's. apr20-u
OR sALE-sALooN FURNIrURe, COM.
J prisng coun or. shelving and Zee chest, as
good as new; will sell very cheap for cash Ad.
dress s. Herald oillce. aniou
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For RENT.


Tor RENT TO A GENTEEL PARTY. WITH
l. good 70 erances, a largo dining. room, bed.
room and kitchen. privs.e family preferred bat
would give privilege OF keeping table boarders;
can have two more rooms n required. Inquire
of Mr. CHARLES, st'Df. Murrays Office, OPS
Elm street. near the Posonicc. ma2i.2t
LfUR kENT-TWO FINE FURNISHED
L rooms aud front rooms; very plea amt; cheap
TO gentlemen. Call and see. ut ops Elm street.
close TO Postoflice. may2i-2t
COR RENT-A LARGE: PLEASANT FUR.
nished room, fronting both south and north,
with or without board, In private family, No, so
Bryan street, Dallas. ma2i.2t
EoR RENT-FoUR ROOM COTTAGE, SEC.
Il ond door from Akatd street. on Jackson
street norh side. Call at $50 Jackson st m227t
FOR kENT-UN JULY lsT-kEsIDENCE,
7i3 Pacific avenue; large house and centrally
located. Apply on premises. mals.u
noR REN1-rHE OLD EXvHANGE BANK
80 nj al urt-house;
size 25A5a good stand for any business. Apply
IN w. BARTON 625 Elm ~ aprl5.1m e.s
LOR RENT, NICE FURNI ID ROOM
cool an pleas mt at sol Jackson ST. one min.
ules walt from Depoi. np30ti
J,oR KENT-A VERY DESIRABLE cor
II taRe OF rooms. conveniently locatyd corner
OF Wood and Browder street,; water on premi.
SEES. Apply TO NJ. S, LEVY, Sanger Brothers
Wholesale Department. apr26ti
L'OR RENT-FOUk ROOMS AT 203 ELn ST.
II over Wallace & WaggenePs; very pleasant
rooms. sunable for offices or sleeping no )rsg
Apply 10 j. W BARTON, 6i5 Elm IT. apr25.im
LOR RENT--1HE STORE HOUSE, gu ELM
L. rect now occupi d by Lyons Brothers,
wholes ale saddle 25xl50 feet 3storles. Apply
20 JAMEi BARTON, 625 Elm St. apr25 I'm
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CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTS.


VA AYrKD-A ,MlUpLs.AdED woNAn 40
w 20 eeneral honsework IN q small family
s csf AZ ya issa s ass '''~ p, Ssaiw
lAJANTKD--A SITUATION ny AN HAS.
w tern gain and dairy farmer; has ? boys
old enoas h 10 work; the man ID a. good stam
ihre,hing machine feeder would like 70 is.d
machine through the season. Address HhNkl
BRoADBELT, Dallas Texas. mi2hst
IIrANTED-A FIRsr'CLAsS wHiskEf
" drummer none hai 40 oxtoneneI1 "sS'
drcfs 20 !" care Herald oiiloe, ms2l,iw
tkTAN fED-IIoIEL COOK Al fiif FISHER
w House, Ci.co. Texas. 10 a hfsi-nlass COOS
we viii nay hfAt'olash Price ABBY 70 y "
flandeI. or Charles iander' 100 hain sues su,s
,VANrHp-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK
w for a country hoel; also hoy or Riil TO y alt
on table good wage, 10 the right parties Ah'
My 10 JOHN J. oBslAN. Proprietor Hotel
kopperl B0,Quo couuty, Texas, or ONCE OF
this paper mnJ2l'u
lAJANTED = HoADERs AT OLEANnER
w Dardingho rso Just opened Ia The rev
btick, No. l2ll Kim stree, bloct weht oil Union
Depot, with south font all furniture end pea
ding new; everything frsi.class aud new, neat
nnd tidy hrs'-olass boarders ~iil be received ~
the day, week or month. with or without lodH.
luRi every eibrt made 20 make quests le n,
hOmo; larse NJ q airy parlor dining foOms meal
houTs-brahiasL $3.50 to SEQ; dinner 1850 10 2N;
supper ESQ TO $40. Mrs. A. l.. CLokk, FRO
prietorcss. malS,lw
iATANTsp--THE ThXAs ENDo NMENT
w Association will give good aud profitable
employment 10 experienced Insurance solicllots.
Address A, VI. HALL, Secretary. 723 Main
stcoL Dallas, rcxas. mal1,lm
,UAN1ED-A FlRs i-CLAsS COOK, WHO
w viii also wash aud iron. 10 n tmall family
good wages will be paid q enc fully competcns
Apply NJ IN olive street. mahu
iNANTkD.-ACIINE MEN 40 'CANNAss
W for our subscription books In oyefy Guy ana
employment given. Call on or address J. w,
sTONG g2 Malntt mars UNI
UANTED-AbENIs. AUDkE5s HE sr.
w LOUIS hLEpTR @ LAMP co. 81. Louis,
Mo-. for circular, cuts aud terms for tn So Can.
die Power Caspcrson kleotrlc lamp. ap2iw&,Jt
lUANTED-WITH A VIEW OF LOCATING
w In some pleasant, part OF Texas, man
wants TO invest ABOUT two thousand dollars
W2t00 and hts services In some le-
gilmata business. Tho patty 30 desiring
Il ffstclass correspondent and very rapid
penman, quick ut figures and experienced In
formulated accounts; is cleanlv In person aud
temperate IN HABITS, and not afraid OF mon,al OF
manual labor. Correspondence solicited by r.
NJ. ] =, care Texas Book and Bible Co., 5e7 Elm
street. Dallas, Texas ma2leod2w
w AL HOTEL; hrst-Clsss accommodations ai
,easonablo ratio ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS PER DAY. The build
ing 10 brlok. with three stsirwaya In coso OF fra
Located In tho business portion OF the city. only
one square from stroet-car limo, and ono square
rom Texas d PaoiAc and Missouri Pacific Depot
Oonvoniont 70 passcngors coming or going over
sitheI road. Ofce open all night. auegis arc
,elled for all trains. T: CLkAkY, Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-24

Those suffering from Dyspepsia, Indigo
ton ETC., should read the advertisement
ofColden's LIQUID Beef Tonic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-24

"'Tis set o: features. a complexion,
The tincture Of a skin that ! admire"
In using Pozzoni's complexion powder,
Fairest charms you will acquire.
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Great Medical Work on Manhood

Exhausted Vitality. Nervous and Physical De-
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Price only q 90 BY mail .post paid. Illustrative
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awafded the author by the National Medical
Assceiatio~s 10 the officers OF which he refers.
This book should be read by the young for in.
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There Is no member OF society 20 whom this
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Ladies' approve Of your smoking Little
Joker"
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iATANIsp-THE TkNAs ENDo NMENT
w Association will give good aud profitable
employment 10 experienced Insurance solicllois.
Address A, VI. HALL, Secretary. 723 Main
affect Dallas, Texas walT'lm
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I IVANrhn-A WHITE WOMAN TO NUUh
| w ior country hotel also hoy or grl TO ait
on table good wages To the right parties. APP
ply 20 JOHN J. OBslAN, Proprietor Hotel,
kopperl, Bo,que couuty, Texas' or oiles o. %
/ this paper mhJElsu
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ikTAN fED-HoIEL COOK AT rnf FISHER
w House ci,co, Texas, 10 q nrsi-nlass eopk
we will nay a flr6t.class price Amply 10 "
FLANDERS or Charles landors, 100 Main tuoels,
Dallas. Texas maAMh
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iUANTkD.-ACIINE MEh 40 CAnN Ass
W for our subscription books In uyory city and
county ia Texas; liberal terms ara permanent
employment given. Call on or address !. w,
sTONG. gi2 MaintL maf3 untt
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LIrANTED-A fiRsr'CLAsS wHiskEf
w drummer; none hui 40 oxtorieneod uay'
elsr with trade Ia this lino need apply, al.
dress 10 !" care Herald oiiloe, ma2l,lw
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,NAN1ED-A frs sci ASS COOK, WHO
w viii also wash anc lron Ia small family
good wages viii be paid g. enc fully compeIcn.
Apply NJ IN olive street mahli
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FOR KENT-UN JULY lsT-kEsIDEhCE,
7i3 Pacific avenue; large house and centrally
located Apply on premises malS-tf
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noR REN1-rHE OLD EXoHANGE BANK
80 M al urt-house;
size 25A7h; good stand for any business Apply
tn w. BARTON 625 Elm II apr25. I'm. o.
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