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Woman.

Woman, owing to her proposed en-
reimbursement, occupies at the present
moment considerable share of public
attention, and all that relates to her /,
OF special interest Man, although he
has had the pleasure of her acquaintance
for nearly 5000 years, IL, or Processes 10
be, entirely ignorant IA to her politica
temperament aud apparently knows
very little about her beyond the nrl
that she was originally produced from
one of Adams ribs. Some Interest.
ing observations on this poinl
wero made by Jean Riuin
IN the beginning of the siN
teenth century. "Obscrve the result
he preached; "mun, composed of clnv /
silent and pOndcrouS; but woman give.
evidence OF her osscus origin bv tho rni
ile she keeps up. Move sack of cartl
ana II makes no noise; touch a bau a
bones aud YOU are denioncd with IN,
"clitter-ciattor." Woman, howeycr,yn.
not without an advocate oi her ripht l.
hose days. The following remark
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The institute was opened yesterday
with music by the school. After roll
call and explanation of the syllabus,
Prof. Mcclure gave and illustrated a
lesson on primary reading by the "word
hnethod. Next was Il talk on local
geography.
Prof. p. q. Hullyburton, Superintend-
ent of schools at Bryan, was introduced
and favored the institute with paper
professional eaching,which was very
j lstructive.
As the question of the religious status
OF the state was introduced in the lesson
on, local geography, Or. Clark was
called ON for his views, which were
rather uniavorable, he Judging from his
limited knowledge of this city.
DIR. Smiths remarks were more
favorable, and as he has lived with
US longer and knows more Of us, we
think he is correct.
quite number of teachers ioiuod II.
this morning, swelling the number {,
SiNty-iour. We give the names below
Misses Blanche Alderhofl, Laura Ma.
lone, ballast Emma Cooper. LisbDn,
Lueila NanSicklc, Leigh Hart, Dallas,
Mrs. \. {. Steele, Mesquite; MIR. g.. 4,
W, StarkS, Arlington; Misses jennie
'haliders, Ionic Gatcwood, Annie Kpi.
per, II. NJ. Byrau, Nirgic 4. Helm, pal.
las; Mrs. u. l.. Hunt, Decatur: Miss /.
b. Metcalll Dallas; Mrs. 4. j. Costello
Alvarada; III. II. Gather, Dallas: Mis-,
Fannie E.DayiS, Dallas; J. NJ. Stock.
bridge, Rockwell county.
The programme for tomorrow will II,
primary reading, study of syllabus, Iora|
geography, lectures and cnlisthcnics.
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made ON the "ENcellencV Of Women
written by Cornelius Henry Agriupa in
i"o9,ate such as might have beeA uttered
by Nir. john stuart Mills; "Uniust
laws he says, 100 their worst to
repreSSs women; custom and education
combine to make them nOnenities.
from her childhood q Girl is
Drought up in idlcness at home, and
connned 70 needle and thread for sole
employment. When she reaches mar
raEeabic Years she has this alternative
the jealousy of husband or the custody
OF convent. Alpublic duties, all legal
functions, all active ministratious of re.
.lgton are closed against her" Agrippa
looked upon women as the practical sex.
NV hat arithemetician," he asks. 'could
deceive a woman in a bargan?" ANY
one who has had experience of gain?''
Any one who has had experience of a
modern British landlady at a seaside
clearinghouse will confirm Amrippa's
opinion on this point. Whether woman
VIII ever get into parliament remains to
be seen; but that Eve would have found
some difficulty in entering the house as
at present constructed is beyond a doubt.
II any reliance is TO be placed ON a calcu.
latlOn made of her size by the French
Orentalist Hcnrien, member OF the aca-
DENY. In Il table given by him of the
relative heights Of several eminent his
torlcal personages, he puts that of our
great mother at lis feet go inches. The
dWlndllng of Il WOman's stature is prob
aDly owing to her wrongs. When she
OBTAINS her rights she will, perhaps, re-
gam hcr former somewhat formidable
propoftlonS.-.S St James Gazette.
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LOCAL LINES.
DEEDS IN A VERY DUSTY CITY.
The Exposition Ladies Working Manrully
a Misrepresentation Corrected
water! Water.' \ Street
Sprinkling Move, Etc.
a Good Move.

We understand that there is a move on
foot for the ladies who have charge of
the New Orleans Exposition interests to
try and get the Council to grant them
the privilege of using the City Park for
the next ninety days to give open air
concerts in. The concerts are to be free,
but the ladies are to have the privilege
of selling all kinds of ices. This is GER
tainly a very worthy move and should
meet with hearty support at the hands
of our citizens as it will afford our people
who are unable to leave our
city, pleasant place of resort
besides aiding a most worthy enterprise
i'll assisting the ladies to raise funds to
enable them to make creditable show
ing. The street-car companies have
agreed to pay halt the cash of the music
and we do not think there would be any
trouble to raise the balance and have
two concerts week. The "Ladies
Musicale" could add very much to the
entertainment and pleasure of these
gatherings. We hope this matter will
meet with the hearty support it de-
serves.
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NOR SALE-A NO. l COW. Appry M
4 L: ID. DEAS, third house, Mckinney d 'SS
~ W iLIA"IH aIt't' IVAN
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Capt. j. y. Leeper received atclcphonc
yesterday morning from Jesse Shane. of
Mckinney asking him to look out for
and arrest James Justiss, who was trav-
cling in n buggy, driving one horse and
leading another. Capt. Lecpcr had seen
q man with such "A turnout cross the
Trinity bridge, and lodged information
nj the Sheriifs office. Deputy sheriff
kearby went lin pursuit Of the party and
oyertakinghim u few miles out, arrested
HIM and brought him back. lie gave
his name ~ James Justiss, and rlnimcd
To have mortgage on the outfit. Mr..
Shane was communicated with bv the
officers to know if he would make aiIi-
davit against Ju>tiss, but as he appeared
10 he anxious To recover the prupcrtv
without making an aliidavit or appcar.
ing rs n witness for the prosecution the
officers released Justiss and held thc
vehicle and harness.
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The Water supply.

An error crept into the report made by
the HERALD yesterday regarding the
water supply. Every one having water
pipes or hydrants on the first floors and
cellars in the lower part of the city, have
all the water they desire after night. The
HERALD is well supplied on lower floors.
and it is only in the upper rooms that
water will not flow. The Superintcn-
dent of the works, Mr.. Wheless, is doing
all in his power to increase the supply.
lie has now number of men and teams
clearing out the springs, and hopes to
nave the usual amount OF water flowing
into the reservoir in day or two at
tarthest. Mr.. Wheless is doing every
thing that can be done to give our peo-
pie suiliciency of water for all pur-
poses.
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IL. NJ. Whitaker, Of Tyler, is ut the
Windsor.
The mercury registered at 9S in the
shade yesterday.
DR. Griffith and daughter and l.. T..
Hriltith, Of Terrell, are at the Windsor
+. d. Gricc, financial adiuSter of Leon
IL. Blum, Galveston, is a guest of the
Windsor.
Judge H. L. Burke is in Ellis county
ON a canNassing tour for the District
Judgcship.
Col. X. NJ. Elgin, land agent of the
Houston Il Texas Central road, was i'm
the city Yesterday.
John Beard and W. y. Coe left last
evening for Chicago to attend the Demo.
cratic National convention.
The farmers say that this warm
weather is ever so fine on cotton. Ii is
SIMPLY rulnous on humanity.
Mrs. J. W. webb left last evening for
| Friedrich city, Maryland, aud Atlantic
'ily where She will spend the summer.
G. Won Rcnthuysen, the popular man
/ ager OF New Orleans tobacco firm, is
~ the city guest OF the Grand Wind
| sos.
! Mrs. g. w. Carlisle, of Jackson, Mis-.
slssipph IS visiting her father, Judge G..
H. Feam, corner Of Martin and Bryan
streets.
Capt Whitaker, law partner of Gov
ernor Hubbard, arrived in the city yes
tcrua{ ANA leil on the evening Wes;-
bound tram for El paso.
The HERALD'S bullotin board nj the
windsor, giving kilograms from the
chicago convention, attracted c1nsid err.
able attention yesterday.
Mrs. II. o. Samuels and family lerl
last evening for Georgetown, Kentucky
where she will spend the summer visit.
ing relatives and friends
r. w. Thompson, ir.. formerly of thi,
city, now of Terrc llautc, Indiana, and
| daughter arrived In the city Yesterday.
His daughter continued her trip 10
Fort Worth on visit TO friends.
Capt. w. G.. Cain, insurance aduster
OF Tyler, was in the city yesterday en-
route to Midland to erect new hotel Ia
he called the Llano House.
Il. Edwin Smith and wife left last
| evening for Cincinnati and after n briel
solourn IN that city v III 20 to Lake Su.
perior whore they viii spend the sum.
NOR
Mrs. Patty, n. 30 Ross avenue, who
has been confined for two weeks of
| typhoid malaria, is improving, and her
friends fee. hopeful OF her speedy re.
iovcry.
Mrs. w. II. Murdoch and her
'harning daughter, littl0 "Buttei
CUP will arrive home from Jefferson
us morning, where they have beer
visiting friends.
The following Dallasites left ycster
lay for cooler climcs: n. &. Jones foI
Chicago; Low KRAFT and wife for Balti
nore; Mrs. II. w. Palfrey and son fol
ST. Paul; Miss Matte Robinson for DE
roiti Il. W. Tcnnlson aud wife for Bos
on, aud j. G. Hamilton for New York
|
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The following report Of Alderman
John Henry Brown explains itself and
corrects a general misrepresentation
among the people interested:
20 THE CITY COUNCIL: The Commit
tee on Journals, to whom was referred
the petition of sundry citizens asking
that hay and corn wagons be allowed
to occupy Preston street near Elm
for the sale of their products, report
That no action IS necessary, as there is no
ordinance prohibiting such use, nor the
use of any stand i'm the city. executing
Main and Elm streets between Syca-
more and Market streets, and Lamar
between the depots of the Texas Il Pa
citic and the Houston a Texas Central
railroads. Brown, Chairman.
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Give Is Good Road to Long. Lake.

DALLAS, July $. Editor HERALDl-
our citizens are making extensive prep
mations around Longs Lake for cntc.
tgiuing the crowds who will take part I'm
Che reunion. Now, the principal AMI
| believe, the only wagon road h.
the lake IS through Highland street
outside the city limits the rond
is In very good condition, but inside tho
corporation it is shameful. / don't re-
member ever seeing The city do nm
hours work north of Mckinney road,
This neighborhood lately voted Tor an.
neNing themselves TO the city, and they
ought TO he rewarded, if only to cucnui.
age other surrounding colonies. This /,
q iavorite drive, on sundays, for ON
uuSl-choked citizens, but the labor or
steering horse and buggy along mi.
street is too much for the average citl
| zen. Resnectfullv
NORTH DALLAS.
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FOR RENT.

j'bE lENT-NEW hot ~E; Fu!E Cu
rooms OG Wood ,irHr.. tg.i' vu.t Crnf7
i j.. Npplv toS. IL MrGrInF. Earl ESf
AGENT, No, laj5 Elm street, East Dullus
II -, "i.N !-uuuu rIN L.NDust l.Il,.
4 NHg well water; well located, u,toi
,rulrg! X, r., on Swiss uvunrr. Apnt'
y. II. MCBRIDE, EDpl Estate AlcLt, So. Il
tlm street, EaSi Dallas. Fl
IIph EENl-rHREE COTTAGEs-E
= commerce street l-il ,umiI,,.cr sra
ma l-2N Main street; good cis;vrr ws'prul
ABOVE houses, nqulrcnt 1911 Mams,. "A
lNJk RfNr-Nu. 81 ELM STgll
X next do + 90 Sycamore street; uisl 81
liN N!oaWu' .tryvt tor rent Tor "a torn j
N'aiNi these ace No, ! business loraiSI
Just YES the PosDligr. Apulv - prI
LASS " DAN"vEr, M. Ia sycamore su,
iyuH RENT urSl.AHlh tO,AnI
y. Tory house ORC rooms, Ou Yryuu ,ial
opposite thr catholic Cmrh. Amply io sd
SOW Sc HUFFMAN, Heal FsH.o AGENTS. NJ
tN'N liENI-nM EllINg, tGhNal, 4
I. c.hun'gs UUd Portland streets, 7, 1
itnn hyli Hallway; ! rouM, and hull; |
new sud >nuilDru exposure. Amply 10 I'd
4. = /. = ~ LllL..l
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City ". G. Ramsey, fighting; fined s..
Cityys. Tom Angus, assault and bat.
terry; fined s..
city vs.. J. W. Dowdy, assault and bat.
terry: fined s..
city vs.. Thomas Burns and L. Starr.
intONication: fined 81 each.
City. vs.. IL. Miller, inloxication; con.
tinued.
CITY vs.. Same, cursing; continued.
fined 81.
city vs.. Tom Taylor, interfering with
private property; continued.
q city vs. Kitty Rose. vulgar language;
city VS.. j. w. Barker, vulgar Ian
guage; continued.
Cily VS.. w. illingsworth, assault aud
battery; discharged.
city vs.. James Logan, obstfuctnq
streets; discharged.
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A Fan That Was Free to An. sr.r

4
1t was nothing but plain palm-leat
fan. 1t occupied a whole bench by
itself in grove not far from the en-
trance Of Druid Hill park. 1t had a lone
some look, as if longing to he swung
through the hot summer air Presently
! a portly, gentleman, with his vest I'M
huttonod, his nocktie disarranged.
ms hat set back and his mouth
wen open, trippod up the path. lie
stretched his arms, wiped Off the perSpi-
ration, and seeing the bench ne made
| for II and sat down. He grabbed
the fan and sWoopod il in the air.
iught away he gave tremendous
sheeHe; repeated it; repeated it again;
repeated IT. twice more, and thrice more
again. Then he gaZcd at the fan.
dropped II, scowled ut his hands, and
with steady stride made for the pump,
| innltering curses with each breath.
Next came slcekly dressed swell. lie
" tanning with his hat. lie saw the
tan.
Lucky, by Joyo" he said, as he sat
down on the bench.
Hegrabbed thepalm leaf. He dropped
II. lie SnoeZed. He looked ut his haud
and straightway made for the pump
Inc park was now becoming full OF
people. \ portly young lady in white
attached to slim young man in brown,
meandered up the path.
son, amt we f0rtuuate?" she said.
Heres q shady bcnch-and Just look,
there's big fam, too"
They sat down. She picked up the fan
and shook it in her face 4 look of sor-
row came into her eyes and sneeze into
her nose. The young man in brown
Snatched it. He also dropped it. Then
tho two showed each other their hands
they took out their handkcrchieis and
began Wiping. Presently they left the
seat. Then two small boys crept from
behind near clump of trees, they grin
ning portentously. They saw the fan
moved OFF. "Billy," said he to his com.
panion, Gwen git some more 'lasses zen
red pepper ZEN try her agin."- Balti-
more American.
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CAVALRY COMING.
A NOVEL REUNION FEATURE
Regiment of Horsemen, Numbering a
Thousand, to Add to the Interest
of the Encampment-Details
of the Unique scheme.

McKrNNEY, July S.-lSpecial. The
following from Capt. w. n. Bush will
be of interest:
Allen, July $40 the citizens Of Collin
County:
| am requested by Col. Charles S.
Mitchell, Chairman Of the reunion COM
mltteeS at Dallas, August 9th, 1881, to
take charge of 1000 or more mounted
men from this county, who will 90 in
That m nler in order to give an addi-
tlonal interest to the occasion. The Dal-
las committee assures us that an encamp-
hent ground, with an abundance of water
ana forage for two days will be furnished
Tree OF charge. Desiring to do every
thing | can for the success of the reun-
ion | have accepted the request. and DIR.
+. w. Wiley will act as Surgeon of the
command. The candidates for Sheriff
and others raising companies, will
please observe this rule: AS the men
enlist, request OF each one donation of
twenty-five cents and by the Both OfJuly
each Captain will please report to me at
Allen, the number of men belong
ing. to his company, together
with aremittance oftwenty-five cents for
each man so reported, said fund to be
turned over to a forage master who will
purchase and have forage ready at the
crossing of the Dallas and Mckinney
road on White Rock creek, eight miles
north Of Dallas, at which point each
company is requested to report at 4
o'clock p. m, on the 5th day Of August,
where such organization as is necessary
Will be proceeded with preparatory to
marching to Dallas next morning. Per
sons between the ages of fifteen and one
hundred years and weighing not less
than nifty nor more than four hundred
pounds will be received in this army,
and they must be equipped as follows:
Horse, saddle, bride, blanket and tie
rope, haversack, tin cup and one days
ration w. \. BUSH.
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The IIorrIdDus

The street sprinklcrs failed to put in
an appearance yesterday, aud through
out the day the streets were flied with
clouds OF binding dust. II is under
>tooi mat the Windsor and q number of
thc business men ON Main and Fin,
streets, will make arrangements 10 kocr
the streets sprinklcd. Tho nvin, dust
fills the houses, stores and gll snnrc in
lhe business center rendering il cN.
'remelS dlsagrocahlc and damaging IA
goods, 7'''H w.
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LIVELY LITIGATION.

The Dallas street Railway Enioins the
CITY From Further Molesting lit De-
clines to Pay for Paving.
The Dallas Street Railway company
sued out a writ of injunction yesterday
before Judge Maltbie, of the Twenty
seventh Judicial district, res raining the
city in opposing their relaying their
track and attaching their cars for the
non-payment of taxes for paving of so
much Of the streets traVerSed nv the
road, as provided for 10y an ordinance
passed by the city Council on the "a of
July. MesSrs. Lcake ~ Henry represent
the street railway, which gave bond ON
the granting of the writ in the sum of
N,OOO,with W. j. Keller and :. j. Adams
as securities. Judge &. y. Aldridgc,
who is Il stakeholder i'm the road, is not
qualified under the law to try the case.
inc railway company prayS the Court
10 enloln city Assessor and Collector
BOgcl, and all other officers and agents
OF the City of Dallas from selling car No.
10, levied on by the Assessor for taxes
alleged To be due from the san Jacinto
street railway to the City of Dallas. for
the paving of Elm street and Amt n
street which the street railway tray
crscs, and from interfering with thp
road in the laying of its track ON and
along the streets as granted them hv tho
charter of 1870. That the CITY he en-
joined from enforcing the ordinance
passed by the City Council of July 2l
ISL and December 9Th, 1859, anil that
the railway company he granted COS;
damages and all proper relief.
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Tnil,r pnl,iir-

Tho managers of the Kennedy Dry
Press Brick Machine will give an cxhi
pltl3h oil the process of manufacturing
brick from THIS 10 n. m. To II n. m, nni
invite the public to call and see il i'm on.
Grafton at the car works i'm East Dallas
These brick can be marketed nj $40 ne,
thousand. Tho brick i'm the Merchants
Exchange building were made nv hi,
machine.
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The Griysi,yC Case.

The Grigsby land case is still being
argued in the District court before
Judge Lathrop, special Judge in thr
case' AS me decision of the court In
this case will determine the title in n
number of h0msteads in East Dallas
The result is awaited with a great deal o'
interest, especially by those proporty
owners who have purchased property
within the old Grigsby league.
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Won't Accept II.

Major John Henry Brown rendered
his resignation 10 Gov. Ireland as Hon.
airy Commissioner to the Now Orleans
Exposition, giving as reason that his
oilcial duties and private busines.
would not give him the necessary time.
put his Excellency declined 10 accent
NJ resignation IN letter written him
which he received yesterday.
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n VA H.AhI'-A VIA I'M bt.N y - ItTs1
h completed, ON trucks; consists OFFS horsai
also music. Apply to JOHS WEssoy y
Grrmauia street. %
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Hotel al NII,tlupI

Mr. Wash G. Cain, of Tyler
passed through this city yesterday, OF,
his way to Midland, where he Is erect
ing line hotel, TO contain seventeen
rooms. lie has also shipped ma,crm
there and will erect in addition In th,
MOTEL large business house. Midland
Is improving as rapidly MS its friend,
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With scarcely an exception, evorv pa
per IN the country gives lavish praise Il
~. jacobs oil Family Calendar and
BOOK Of Health and Humor for IN,
Million lSsl-5. The San Francisco
Evening Post SAYS: at gives us cicar.
unmlNed,. unadultcratod, unpcrycrtrd
essence OF wit, humor and fun.
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LEGAL

TUE STATE or TENAS-fO Ali PSI
1 sons Interested In the admins rattan
the estate ut u. d. GuldthvyAiiu. dcc,as'
j. !, 1uNlc, executor OIL. u, GullwNitc. ?
ceased, has Med, In the County Court of ~
lnN county, Nnaio account showing The COZ.
iipn ul said estate nf Il. W. Galdthwalic, z
cva>yd, which viii hr hcIttl at the next No
~ snld court commencing pn tlr 1T la
Jay ~ August, \. ID, lS>i. ~ the coUri'io'
IN inecliNot nn.lns, ~ which time ava p
SONS interested IN snidcstnte may Wr"WN
contest Mi0 nccuint " they see proper
witness, ". VI. G. iilll, County ,lrrs'
lulius county, Texas
l.. :. '-tiIy'n under my hnnd and jl =
~ Snlh court, az office, M the rl,y o. ~
THIS ~ tny ufJUly, A. -. lSSi,
W.Mt. iillh
county Clerk nAllss County, TAaH
II. L. u. ll.nllnN. hNmllN.
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The FoilowIny relerrn,n F,nI,Iu.

The Following Telegram Explains Itself
Chicago, July 5, lSSl-ro j. II. Webster. nnl.
las Texas: i'''
We viii he in your city on the 18Th
inst. BE in readiness TO take our pho
tographs. Signed '''''
IEN " DELEGATION TO rue CmcAG,
CONVENTION,
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Improvcd Order of Rcd Men.

Last night the elected officers of
Saado Tribe No. 8, of this city, were
duly installed by Past Sarhom Stokes
~ pceola Tribe No. Z, of Shroyenort
~ i,Siana' VEIN. d. wylio, ny Sachom
r. H. furdy, Senior Sycamore, Il. i.
h''' 'uhlor Saganore, aud Past Sachen
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A. an election of officers held the ro,.
lowing wer, elected:
a.. Eisenlohr, President; II. Walker.
nlce-President; II. Lehnriler aud A. r.
EULER, Secretaries; +. liohnv and Ron
5erger, Turnwarts; a. 4. Alderman
treasurer, and g.. Grossman, Lihrnrinn
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'TNlii' STATE on rENNS.-TO Nil Ph
II sons Interested IN the admInislUt.uh
the estate. ut y. u, Davenport, d,ras
Richard Morgan, executor, has illtl ~ =
County Court a. nlllr4 rouniy 10 ilim
count, showing the condition ofsNlh of',e,,'
:. u. Davenport, dccth iCd. which VII
heard mt the nnyt term of said court !"
mcncinr ON the first Monday IN Autush
lns, at which time uli persons lulcnsuV.
slid estate may nppcarnnd contest srlu
count ift they zee proper. 4.
Witness, ". ~. G.. liill, County Il"f1
DALLAS county, Texas.
~. :. l-ulyvn under my hnul ana = ~
oi said court, ~ niirc Ia h' cltyn' lf
ihls eBth day uf Jane, 4. II. lssL ...
Count" Ciort. Dallas Cutuits ~
- l.. II, IitIAha, ,,...
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