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deem failure 10 OOmplf With the condl-
tons Alirin II IL she'll appear 10 the SEQ
frtary Of the interior that the iuuds rs-
ceiyed under this set tor the preceding year
ng he siGta o. territory have been faithful.
M applied 20 the purposes contemplated by
fh DIE ret, aud that 1he c0rditioua thereof
have bp. % ohsorvel hen the secretary ~
tur Interior albll disinnuto the next years.
annropfia ton "a is hercinhSlcre provided,
hsya mower 10 haef nnd vg M
I1e any c1mnlA'nts Of m'afpprout.tilon or
ur I'It ir-lNlna Ion in Na u1f p ilNrf
.rir.l u,idrt, and thal reuou 90 CON.
f,ass the fciultg thereof
sec II That GA or before the nai day
mo Hep.eHIDc of each year The HeC'ttAfN OF
tloirtci0r sha | report 20 the president on
the Ulitei States whether any staio or ter
riory has forfeit q iis right 20 receive ns
apIOriiOument uuder this act, ana now
ilrleifcd, ard whether h8 bias w'th-
hfli gucn allotment on account OF auoh
forfeiture, and each state ana territory
from which ouch nppofi,0nment shell ne
withheld, she'll have The hight % appeal
fram such decision OF tho secretary 90 BIO
fteriOf 20 congress.
SO. is. That the secretary Of the late
Iinr sh4l be charged with tho practical
tlmio.s.rlti0n u tAis acg in the territories,
through tle commissioner Of education
who .hfll report annually tn o'nlrg iis
prlc. iCal operation, ana briefly the coAii'
ton oi common aud industrial education
ns Affected ihraby throughout the country,
which report ehIl n iTsugntled % con-
rfoss by fhe pcfetary oithe Interior ac" ne
papvilg iha report Of his department Add
IhH power l0 otter, emend, or repeal thia
reg TO hereby fatoig1d,
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uILLSBORO.

HLLsBoRO, April 10. Cores poudence ]
1T s rliuiug this evening With every indi.
cation Of heavy rHiu. The crop outlook
was never better 4 eight frost last ight
bar no material damage was done.
The building boom IL beginning TO de-
vslOp and tho prospect is toat u VIII as
rurne magnificent proportions before the
building seRqon is over. Already the de-
bris Of one OF the late fires Cd the public
squsre Is being removed prepara-
tory 10 the erection or 6nbstau-
tiai new 5uildiues. We do not exDeot our
embryonic city TO become avery f0rmidgbl e
rival OF, Dallas com .rcieliy NV tom
naiursl surrounding conditions ard the
mnniiasl disposition Of the CIig9ns o edu
cate ard elevate. we DO expect 10 TO become
a very deeirshie pla0e Of residence.
AS be result OF inquiry into the ctlml-
nj docket dur ng the last term 1i our dis
irict COgrt. which ljonrned on last Satpr-
day, % delegation OF siS--iour whites and
two blncss--ioOS passage for Huntsville
yesterday, and tHo moro convicted lam
guishctb in ,he county hotel waiting the
decision Jf appeals % tho supreme court.
Some DAYS since q mon representing him.
self as A @. Johns. Of Dallas, disposed Of 3
buggy and team TO Mr. j. W, Broom, of
this place for The snug little sun Of S4o0
aud departed, On Yesterday, q. w. Hall,
altvery man. NJ Brentwood, appeared aud
fully established his right 10 the property.
The Hillsboro News, which was destroyed
by the last Ere, will soon be again flingng
around chunks OF wisdom, REGARDLESS OF
whose corns they may tickle.
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liz Is said, ssya q Cniosc1 dep rh, UHl
negotiations SIRE pending between jay i'HId
ans G' r,l Palmer, az tbe hs.rHg N
tilH.l fpr ilC purpose OF "a rnrlHIf.f -
tarf O. Ia 1roer go eaten lha SOU ru
system ,0 the city OF Mexico j. peg Hait
tIlI Could propalo' by .bis move O. Tore.
stall DIE rival, the Texas & st. Louie, i'un
securing % foothod jig Mexico. Tho latter
rI.d runs i0 Gatesvilla, Texas, and 30 has
b al open sec,tt thst an extension was
colIcupll'Cl TO Laredo, With view 90 Sc
curing entrance into the Citv OF Mex leo
on '1a Mexican Naiional. rhs Texas g
ST. Louis has . running arrangement into
CHICAGO oyer tho lluuoi6 Central. and the
G01l5 5yltem enters Chicago by the
Wabash.
The Illinois Midlsnd railway. which is ia
de1t % the extent OF SLIGO Coz will come
mp before Commissioner Bronson, at
Springfield, 90 the 10 j when no will sub
init The decree ordered p'eulred by Justice
II -Ian, VINO, il giving has opinion few
wsekB ago, ordered that tne 'riifclteg ot
The receiver OF the company should take
prccedence. lt IS now thourht by the DE-
citur attorneys interested that the lie v ? |
no. De mHde for % lest two years. IL
held hos lte r0ad viii not sell for more
than i5C5la mile, Ia which case the pre-
ccrls would not only not paw the receivers
certificates hut riao leaves nothing what.
var frr the ousuo1t OF the bonded iudslt
etne.s nri 'U. l'1iiug debt
It8 report O thal tho Santa Fe viii form
t1mpt. .r ls purUo-e of establishing
r commercial telegraph tys,em in New
= LiCo Ar.z 40 Texas, Colorado, k1us' g,
ru1 Ms.onri The directors VS. b. officers
ard stockholders Of the Santa Fs, and the
husiuegs viii prObdbiy DO transacted by the
Officers Of tne road.
Arrangcm anls are 10 prOpr1es % make
Che Toledo Cincinnati & So, Louis r. HiOnd-
art.sfrEs road. Stanford ties are being
distributed along the line, and work viii
coumcuca a7 coon a8 tho weather viii per-
init
Mormon O. Jones bns been appointed
general agent 80 ew Orleans OF The Kan.
afg City, Fort Smith d Gulf aud Kansas
City apiaeftld e. Memphis rsilroldg
ltf sid that Henry Willard will make
t.iD 20 Europe G3 Soon OF his business al
isig aiu permit, ia tse interests Of the rail-
7l'd With which he was formerly Coz.
nected.
Arrangements have been perfected for the
completion oi Tho OQs Moines & Osooola
TaiIr1sd l0 81. J0l8ph, Missouri. 10 is given
out from official ol'oos tha, j. will be COM
ple'ed lrd the cars running from DeB
Mointa 20 .uat ely bv sd Christmas
rhe present iuhd rom thia sny ID OsceUla,
"a arrow erngr lut che rack VIII be
wldsucd and made Etau1ari-gsuge. The
Diagonal road has been consolidated with
10, aud by this arrangement The Milwaukee
road IL 10 have the right Of trackage into
Dss MOiues. The report 10 that that road will
alaD run through sleeping-clrs to So. Jos
eph. giving il q through line from Chicago
30 northern AisaourL r. Il. Wilson, of New
York, and 3 l.. Harding capitalist OF
This city are the hackers OF the new enter
prise.
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STATE PRESS.
roP MANIPULATION.


" BIO wants.tne c-tnirds rule, and what
do they want II ior2 Political jugelsrs,
aud Candidates who know their weakness
with the people. Tie object Is, to manipu-
late men into office VINO could not get
there by the dice OF the .people.-( Mesqui-
ter.
WE GIVE It UP.
Why does Merriam Martin speak Of the
A. & NJ College az q mill airy schoo? He
ought 10 know that tue law VI Congress
requires it to be subject TO military disoi--
pline: that its military features are Just such
~ the law requires aud nothing more
bryan Enterprise.
THE PLATFORM TO WIN.
A revenue tariff 20 meet the expenses OF
the government economically administered,
and to scrupu,ously maintain the national
credit, with Just Determinations In favor OF
general productive industries and against
every form of monopoly, Is the platform 10
win in ISL Arlington World.
THsY orcHr TO no so.
Why don't tho railroad company change
its timetable, 50 that parties living east OF
Dallas cen 90 and return the same day.
They have trains each way every day, and
yet they are so arranged that We cannot 20
10 Dallas without remaining over night.
This Ia against Dallas end Mesquite too.
Major Walton, OF Austin, is SAID 10 Ds
writing history OF the life OF Ben Thomp-
non, the noted desparkdo. Ii seems to ne
thas a man Of Buck Walton's talent could
occupy his time 10 better advantage than
in writing up the bloody deeds of rhomp-
son. The youth OF this country have more
such trash now than is good for them.-
Aivarndo Bulletin.
DALLAS HAS A FULL HAND.
Dallas and Fort Worth are paving the
dirt ct each other, and esch IL afraid OF the
others movements. Dallas made a play |
for another railroad, the Fort caught the
trick and led trumps, aud now Dallas is
trying 10 peep ID lis ndveTsary's hand 70
avoid the wrong play next time. Both /
likely 10 secure additional railway f.cili-
Iies.-f Austin Capital
r-eGHR FISH IN TKxAs.
Perhaps one reason why Sullivan didn't
plsy TO such immense houses IN Texas is,
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LoUsyILLE, April 10 News reached
here tonight Of brutsl outrage in MarehRl
county, Kentucky. uerpeiraied by father
on his daughter inIaW. While Frank
Boyd was away from home. his father
James BOYD, went 30 hls house and reyish.
ed ais son's invalid vile, most killing her
because she offered resistance. Old Boyd
Immediately loit for parts unknown before
bis crime waa discovered.
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flinnIs nnfnlcntlnn.

CHICAGO, April - The Daily News
Monmouth, Illinois, special aayf; No i'd
logs nave been received ST the A6scOnding
cashier Hubbard. Many receipts ere tr-n-
ia up which read:
"Rsceved-rhe cum Of blank doIlara Tor
investment"
rSigned 3. 4. 0. UUuBARD.n
The aggregate IS not definitely known,
but Is Thought to be over S50,l00 The CONF
plant states that hf tmbezz ed money 10
the amount Of STA 900. L. - nov yet know
whether the bank will resume.
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DEFERRED DISPATCHES.
The Grea, wrestling Contest Between
Ross aud hQLaughlln.
Southern California Visited With Heavy
Floods.
A Faihc,'s Crime -o,hc, Delayed Data.


hfehiInk,
Detroit, Apri i0.--A n6oond wrestling
no itch came of tonight in this city b.
tween Ross, OF Cleveland end Mclaughlin,
OF this city. There Nhs big attendance.
The malcn was for 81 0c0 side and iho le.
oeipts OF Ga" house, ard
tha mixed wrestling ohAmnlonshlp.
There were tNo ials. collar and
elbow two side hold one catch a5.csich-cln,
shh jBOkets The fret bout, collar and
elbow lasted seven minutes and vas won
hy Mol8u ihlin. The second, a side hol ,,
lasted iour minutes aud Rose won, ihc
ttird, collar and elbow, lseted two minui s
ald YES won by Mclaughlin. The fourth,
Is eida held lasted one minute and wa
AVA ded 70 Ross. Tho tlfth, cstoh-as-catch-
csp, lated eight minutes end Yves won by
HcLauehlin. AZ the conclusion Of the
match McL'ugblin challenged tho Japan
eco athlete Mqtsada Soccrachit who pad
come up with tho Cleveland party. But The
Japanese insisted on wfcsillpg without
jatkats, rothing came OF the challenge
'hicLaughl'n iosisiiug 90 i1ckate,
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rynrir tn no slnnnnh.

SAN Francisco, April l0---Charlas Crock
or, precedent of the Southern Psciac, says
that OWING to legislative action % railroad
matters aud the difficulties consequent
Jhureon TO obtain necessary fluids for con-
sJruotiou ha has ordered work on the Cali.
ornia Oregon railroad ftoppsd.
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Robbingn nil.

PRAGUE, April 10--Robbers wearing DO
icemen's uniform visited mill rear Top
liz to-day, and under pr tended warrant
accusing the proprietor OF being socialist
and forging ssate papefs compelled b m TO
deliver moneys ana 'ecutiues amounting 70
over 10 600 forms After locking tho IN
~ atss Of the mill IN a room tho ROBBERS de.
CANNED
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Why suffer with malaria? Emory
Standard Cure Pills are inis1iible. never
fail TO cure the most obstinate cases. purely
vegetable. contain no qu,nine. mercury or
pOisons OF any kind; pleasant TO take.suRar
cnnted. An arnggist-2o ant 80 cants.
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There are many cheap cosmetics offered
FOR sale which claim 70 contain nothing in
furious to the skin. This IL all bosh, oil, oe
very nearly all, are compounded from the
most deleterious and poisonous drugs in
the mEteria medioa; they destroy the vital
ity Of the skin, making the consumer ~
msturely withered and old. j. A. Pozzoni
his medioated complexion pow
der entirely free from all injurious matter.
Use none other and you viii never regret.
Price 80 cents and 81 per box. Sold By ell
druggists and perfumers,
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CAIRO, April l0.-The diHereucea between
Nubar Pssha and Clifford Ilovd sra ar
ranged. Loyd's duties henceiorth will be
limited Co the functions Of under secretary
of the lnterlor, and he will be purely ga
Egyptisn official.
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From tho edition OF Msssrs. George. p.
R1well g. Companv's American Newspaper
Directory, now in press, Is appears that The
newspapers and periodicals OF all kinds Mt
present issued In the United States and
Csnada reach grand total Of 3,l02. This
is a net gain OF precisely 1000 during the
last twelve months, and exhibits an increase
OF 8 6l8 over the totsl number publishedjnst
ten yearg since. The increase Ia 1874 over
tho total fnr. 1873 was 1913 During the past
year tho dailies have increased from LBS
to l,e2s;: theweeklies from 9,C12 70 l002S;
and the monthljss from COL ii 1859. The
greatest increase is In the Western States.
Illinois, for instance. now shows GOO papers
In plsce Of last years total OF 9)i. while
Missouri issues 6ci instead Of the 523 report
ed in 1888. Other .lesding Western States
also exhibit great percentage OF increase.
The total number ofpspers in New York
state is l ,523. AGAINST 1 800 10 1883. Canada
has shared ia the general increase.
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8osroa, Aprll l0-rhe Grand Army
men have decided TO cali public meeting
OF al soldiers ant aiilors and others inter.
psted, az which addresses would be "a de
sud contributions received iOr buiidiug
home for eX- y nfedarstes.
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LYscHnuRs, April 10.--If the i,n WORKS
we'll tonight st tho Pochonias mines bodies
will be taken 20 the surface and handed
over to friends. Unclaimed bodies will be
Ia the same cemetery plot. The public
fdnersl service will be hold on day yet TO
be named,
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PHILADELPHIA, April TO- - George
Hughes, who had been separated from his
wife for 1me time, was arrested for threat
ening to kill her. During the trial, while
his wife wac giving testimony, he stabbed
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Arrived.

NEW York, April 10 -Arrivsd-Siaie OF
Pennsylvanis, Glasgow: Msine Bremen.
PG LADstPHrA, April 10.-Arrived:-Lord
Cough. Liverpool.
HALIFAX, "A pril 10.--Arrived: -Hibernian,
Alacoayy
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Rnilrond Wreck.

DAYTON, o.. April l0.--At $50 tonight
the Panhandle express was wrecked at
Beavers three miles FROM Xenia. The en-
glneer, fireman and bnggase-master are re-
ported killed. Details are not yet learned.
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5aRKygpoEr, April l0.--John L Agurs
was yesterday shot and killed By j. NJ.
Trosper OF Bethany. An old ieud was at
the bottom Of he affair.
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City OF MEuoo, April l0.--Ths mail snd
passenger service 10 the U1iied States over
the Central railroad was innugurated to-
day
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Los ApGVL,s A ..r1 l0.-A perfect de'ufo
OF rala has allen in the lAsg tnhty-six
hours. Three inches tell dutlug the night
Trains cast aad wesi arc blocked by wash
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Important.
When you visit or leave New York City.
save baggage, expresses or carriage hire and
stop at the Grspd Union hotel, opposite the
rooms, fitted up at cost Of 81 ,Ooo, 900. re.
duced to 81 and upwards per day. Euro
pesn plan. Eleyator. Restsursnt supplied
with the best. Horse cars, stages and ele-
waited railroads to Ell dcpots. Families can
live better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel thsn e any Other frri-cisss
bctei 70 the -..ys
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sTOCKHOLDeRS MEETIns.

CToCKHoLDERs AND DIRECTORS MET
- ing Notice "a hereby given that tho rcgu-
ar annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Texas d ST Louis Railroad Company In Texas
Ter. Texas, on Wednesday. the 31th cay OF
Aprii 1881. VI 10 O'clock a.. m, for the purpose
of electng nine Directors. TO ferye for the en-.
business as may pro eFly come before said
meeting.
Notice is also given that the Regular annual
meeting Of the BOARD OF Directors Of said Com
rany will elso be held on the same day, and at
the same place, nj ~ o'clock m, for the purpose
Of electng n President Vice-Prefidont Secre-
tary. Treasurer, and such other officers as they
mag deem necessary, ard for the transaction OF
the general business OF the Compeny
CHAS I RONNER. SECRETARY.
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HOR REKT--a House y It'll -FOUR ROOMS,
4 100 from corner Of Jackson and Afard ITS.
Apply 10 y J. PUTTY, coraer Of Jackson aud
AkArk rirerte. applet
NOR RENT-A nOpsb on co MERGE - /;
y rooms. clnfels and good clslern wnter very
convenient: only small family need apply IT,
gulrc At lIll cammerce street aprl2-is
pOk RENT-A Nsw THkEE.srOKf BRICK
j hotel, "unfurnlshed;" rooms on ground
floor, ard 40 on teoond and th'rd floors; ground
floor rooms can be rented a. good figures: house
ia centrally located and is the only good hotel
building IN The city will be rented on liberal
terms 10 the rigat party. For further infoFma-
ton address JIn HARRIs. Terell Tex. ans.6
I;OR ReNT--ROOMs FOR RENT: sOU1H-
Il ern and eas.ern exposure. Apply TO Oliver
Chilled Plow Woke. marIgf
TOR RRNr--ONE ELEGANT SUITE OF
X rooms and orc single room south exposure
third noer OF new hailfing on Main -treet, next
10 Herald building; light AID ventilation rer-
feet; water aud closets same tloor. LlNDSLEi
& BR ADFCRp, Attorneys. 7S5 Main street (np-
stairs) mar2stf
TOR RENT-THB SECOND STORY OF TIE
/ new PoStofc9 bui.diBg fine large room,
50xs0 feet 8. / corner Of sycamore snt ElIp
streets Apply TO MURPHY & BoLANz. real
- ~
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Ponds Extract.

Ponds Extract.
Merit wins" Is the motto Of the Eek.
tract. Those who hrve used it for Pains
aud lpjurieg have made its merits known.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.


Puil l,xt ~ hr Educational Boz Jas
Passed
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WANTS.


WANTED IMMEDI ATELY-A Flesr.OLAss
Nv man familiar with gin aud MI. machinery;
must bn goo salcsmtu and mpoeui W Keep
hoOft; best n references r1qmtd. Adliets
Lick box Si Wtxnhlhf Texas. npr2'tI
kEfAETkD-FOIR GpOD sc AMsrREsSEs
w a. 60i Elm stree up.slaiv anrll.at
TAN1EO-slTUAIION IA COOK or GEN.
w eral n0ueewprk can ~ go llnrd n. II
w 1 .f.5a: 4NHANODof 4r's s@ @Al X
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR VALUABL
w property ana ayingsal ion bus ness. hrst-
case iocstof IN East DALLAS Apply % VIAL
coo * ~ NrkR. opiii.2f
WAN ffD-IFTN LADY OPRRATO s
VI Apply beiwfe n thC hour. or nd q ~, on
Mnin strolt tnirnacc, IN ri door. Bankenshlp
4 Biaio, hp S.u
IVANTEn-To 6rLL Low ONE SODA
w apparatus. On go,d ORDER also ,wo fouut ne
CHAS KAHN. npr2lm
VETANTED TuRNF COAT.biAREBs M.
w mediaioly ntIi y MMERM ANS, Dallns,
Texas. msr'Od
tfTANTED TWO BoILEK MAAERa. APP.
W ply Immediately 70 Novelty Iron Works
Good wages Cnd stniy employment JOHN
WEsTER, laniod
yETAETED-YoUro sToP AFFIRMATION
w ALnOpIL. hfrt-ulrHs recommendation 20
FNIN.NiNE CENfh PER DAl Th huhd
.sf Is brick, With three siairWays il case o. nra
.ocAted n Tho business portion ~ the city, Jnls
900 square .rcIn rlrgct-ceT Nne, ans one fuurrC
fgOm ToNa1 & Pacific eud flgOrri 'ncinc pcuof
O1uVCniCni 20 passengers CGming or going over
either rutd. OflCo opCu ell night Guests IRE
called ior az trains. p. OLNARY, Propdetnr,
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RAILWAY ITEMS

lra e,st smoking tobacco is Little
Joker
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NOR aNLF OR REAT = IIasI- JDAss,
r. brand new piano; will sell on the INSTALL
inant nien Apply 10 36i loss avenue. feb2sn
NOR SALE BROOM MACHINES FOk SALE
u Two new machines end presses, Wcstake
4 Btition manufacture, for sale cheap. Address
WIN PFOUrs, caro- Herald utine. janGn
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NOR sALE-e5 QUO STOCK HARDWARE
H. and brick store for sale on easy terms;
cause for selling, business dull Apply 10 j
RLAKEY, Ennie, Texas mari6.lm
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"' Policy No. o and yc..
his ~
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yyOk sALk--20 MICH COWS WIN YOUNG
q calves ] X. BROOK, Forueg, Texas.
OR SALE-SAlOOE FURNIIURE. COM
I pdsing c1unor chewing ana fee chest Ms
good rs new; viii sci, very cheap Tor cash Ad-
dress s., Herald onicr. aufGtf
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-oR SALE-UHEAP- 2ld ACRES OF LAND
near Kleburg Station on Texas Trunk Kali
road. Inquire OF LATHRoP LATHROP 6i3
Elm street mar25-lm
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Tor SALE-A FINE LOT OF PURE BRED
j Jersey helfers; also = few imported thor
oughbred high grade Holslein7, at Riverside
streets Dallas Texas inpf9n. I'm
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-09-10

East Calais. Miss Emma Nelson made
short visit in this place recently, to bid good
bye to her friends here previous TO her depart
ure to her new home in Lawrence, Mass, as
Mrs. G. M. Murray. Mrs. Wells of Stone
ham, Mass, formerly Mrs. Stockwel of this
place, is visiting in town. Mrs. +. L. Wilbur
has returned to her home, after having spent
about two weeks with friends in Chelsea and
Tunbridge.. George L. Hill, foreman OF b.
p. Whites tinshop, is to lay the tin roof on J.
w. Butterfelds new house at North Montpe-
lier. -. On account of A. n. Bliss resignation
of the office OF worthy chief templar OF Mos
cow lodge, III. w. Bullock was elected to that
dard, held concert at Gray Brothers hall last
Saturday evening. Professor Foster was I'M
able to be present.. The village school COM
menced September 1st.. H. N. Pierce started
August 29th, for Franklin, Mass, where he &C.
cepts the position OF teacher OF sciences in
Dean Academy. Miss Inez Pearce left last
week Monday for Hinchinbrook, p. O., where
she is to visit her cousin, Mrs. William Hen
derson.. Mr.. Perry returned last week to
New Haven, to resume his theological studies.
NV. L. Pierce and A. M. Benjamin start to-
day Wednesday, for Des MONIES, Iowa. ...
Mrs. |. S. Dwinell went to Taunton, Mass.
last Monday. to spend a few weeks with her
son. DR.. b. L. Dwinell. Mrs Orson Putnam ia
to have charge Of the household affairs at Mr.
Dwinell's during her absence. Katie Peck,
who has been visiting her sister at West Con-
cord, has returned to her home. :. Mrs. James
Kelley, and Mrs Nelson Kelly and son of Brad.
ford, have been stopping in town a few days,
visiting friends.