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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-31

ATLANTA, Oct. &.-ICorrSspond-
snce. Tho new opora-houso just I'M
ished by Messrs. Rutland 4 Morris, and
t. Wilson, was opened last night. The
proprietors Of this building deserve the
thanks OF this whole section Of country,
as well rs of the citizens OF this town for
their liberality in thus catering 10 the
refined tastes Of us all in furnishing this
temple OF the drama, access to which
will build up tho finer and noblor fool
ings, and bring our town and people i'm
line with those of much larger protein.
tons, to civilization and culture. This
building has n seating capacity Of 800
The soats are all nicely placed and
numbered; the stage Is furnished with
rs fine scenery as can DO found outside
any hrst-class city, and the "Mabe
Norton" people who were the frs
troupe to visit MS, are fulsome2 in theil
compliments to the management auC
the people tor their patronage.
Politics are booming Tho grand
Democratic rally will occur Thursday
evening and night with the uniformed
q, 4 III. club, with torches, etc. The in.
dependents In our county are driving
cyery good man away from them, nv
their dastardly course with the negro
Tho ncgto himself is becoming SQUIRE,
with their stuiing him on equality ant
such truck. Culhorsou, HyusOn ant
others Of distinction will be- with us uI
the 3Oth. Local option speakers vii
blister the independent gentlemen, oi
that occasion.
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An ohiatinn I. M. nnrn.

Chinatown last night was in a blaze Of
glory and lights frtm lanterns which
shone over many acknowledged men.
The dragon flag was brought forth, and
tluttored in tho breeze TO remind Mon
golions Of the country from whence
they came. Second street on each side
presented picturesque appearance
with rows OF colOred lanterns suspended
fhere and there. These made the Occa-
sion yeritable feast Of lanterns. In the
neighborhood OF the joss house, how
over, the most elaborate display was
made. Az its entrance on either side
wero two huge figures fully ten feet in
| height, constructed out Of paper and re-
| splendent with gold and silver leaf look
! ngglass ornaments and other Chinese
| decorations. Tho interior OF
the temple was filed with
| figures of men, horses ana tigers OF
grotesquo shape and horrible counto-
nance. The air was filled with the Odor
OF burning sandal wood. On the lower
floor OF the sanctuary were two Chinese
| priests attired in red. with Chinese acol-
ytes dressed in blue. These intoned
prayers, and went through with curious
ceremonies entirely beyond the
] NpH IItHellslOD OF inc OAll-
casslans present. A Chi
nese orchestra at intervals furnished
music. This festival lasted three days
and nights, and its object is to offer sac
rice to the numerous devils which are
supposed to interfere so much with Chi
nese affairs. II is callea the festival of
Du Chew. Chinese theology il made up
on the principle which actuated tho ne
gro who, when badly frightened, eI-
claimed, "Good Lord, good devilw only
the Chinese say the Lord is 40 good they
need not propiti0te him. IL j., thereiore,
the humorous devils that are around
that the Orthodox Chinaman tries to get
on the right sido OF. Numerous eau
casians visited Chinatown last night and
watched tho show with considerable in
torost.- Portland News.
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The London News says: "Bonnots re-
main small though evidently disposed
TO increase in sizo. Hats are immense.
Their trimmings have reached quite q
pitch Of oXaggeration. II remains to be
seen il English women will follow the
lead of their Partisan sisters in this mat
ter A French lady who passed through
London few days ago was observed to
have seventeen largo peoples in her
brown gau2e hat, quite irrespective OF
buds. The blossoms were not crushed
down in heap, rs peoples often are,
hut are being mounted on quivering
stalks of twisted wire, they were vol
displayed, each looking over the others
shoulder, ~ it were. The height, meas
uring from the lowest petal Of the first
poppy to the top petal of the height, was
about ton inches. A novel trimming for
bonnots or hats consists Of miniature
sunshade made Of wire divorced with
strands of chenille, IT. IN trimmed with
velvet leaves and flowers, and the han.
die wreathed with the same. The col
ors are soft rcd, bronze or salmon pink.
These will also he used for bodice trim
mingg.
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city Court.

City vs. Tom Wells, John Kelso, II
Watson, John Mann, T.J. McSuire, in
oxication; fined SO each.
City vs.. Enos Kinney, intoxicOtion
dismissed.
City vs.. T. j. McGuiro, profanity; dis
missed.
City VS.. Robert Lane, profsne snC
abusive language fined 49,
City VS.. John Davis, profanity; fneC
LOO
City VS.. Sam Dsrnell, vsgrsncy; con
,inued.
City VS.. w. b. Hamilton, carrying
pistol; continued.
City Va. Pat o. Brien, uncoYoring sew
~; continued.
City vs. j. Il. Simpson, falling TO re-
pair Sidewalk; continued.
City VS.. 9. NJ. Wheat, permitting nuts
snce; continued.
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0AImoat dsnd or ncnrIE Nm

OF Brights and other kiduev Diseases,
liver complaints, severe coughs, called
consumption, have been cured
Women gous nearly crazy Mn
From agony of neuralgia, nervous,
ness, wakeiulness, and various diseases
peculiar TO women.
People drawn out ofsnnpc from CAcruclat.
ing pungs Of rheumatism, inuammntory nnu
chronic, or suffering from ecroruln.
ErysipclAsl
"Saltrhcum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia iu.
digestion, and in Glctulmost all diseases frUi
Nutur, rs heir 10
Have been cured by Hop Bittcrs, proof OF
which cun ho found iu every uyiphburhuuI
In the known world.
~ None . nuluc without bunch o
green Hops ON the white label. ShUn aII th,
vile, poisonouE stun with "llOp" or "uop5
In their name.
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JIG Abney, @ b TrDpst, Hillsboro;
George Anderson, Fort Worth. s o
Morrow, Carthage, Mo; L V Moore, st
Louis; G S Hammond, Wichita; w
Hawkins and wife, Abilene: @ M Re
gan, NJ Lacy and wife, Detroit, Mich; l.
Hamburg, Ennis; George G Brown, Gle
burne: ID Il Collins, AlVarado; A r Ora
ham, Lewisville; II G Withors, Austin;
$ Stranghau, Palo Pinto; A w Powell,
liernc; + J.. MLbry, Waco; II w Shelton,
Denton; Robert Holt, Alvarsdo; \ Mills.
Chicago: w T Chestnut, st Louis o D
Critzer, Fort Scott; Il n Rogers, Waco;
Miss A A Davis, Mrs NJ T. Hayden,
Huntsville; b Alexander, Forney;
Mrs Cooley, Lawrence; j Warren, ST
Lonis; Id Pailer, Topeka, KaS; w Il
Barles, Scyene; w d Littlefeld, WaIa-
hachio.
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lErnnsitlnn Erocrni..

The ladies of the Dallas exposition 40.
giety have paid a lovely complim mt to
he taste and general culture of Mrs.
Julia Blocker Montgomery by appoint
ing hor TO cooperate with Mrs. Terrell
n arranging and displayingto the best
advantage in New Orleans tho beautiful
exhibit of their skill and industry. This
appointment has cen ratified by =
commission from Gov. Ireland, "guar-
anteeing all rights, privileges and
monuments" of the position. Mrs.
Montgomery will leave for New Or
cans about November % or %, to
no absent from four to ak weeks.
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LOCAL LORE.
sTABBlNo OF WARREN BROWN
Gibbs and WellborH To-Night-Ths Tele-
graph War - The Counterpoint
Driil-Moro Attachments on
Mitchell scrusgs.
That stabbing Array.

J. j. Jackson and Drew Jackson were
arrested yesterday and lodged in Jail on
me charge of ASSEMBLING Warren Brown,
~ Winn's lake, Wednesday, and stab
Ding HIM, brief account Of which ap-
Feared in yesterday mornings HERALD.
hey subsequently gave bond for their
appearance in the sum of $500 each. The
>,abbing occurred over stray horse
icked uD by the Jacksons and which
irown identified as an animal that be
,ngs TO Charlie Fee, of this city.
,rown insisted on taking the animal
nd returning l. TO its owner, and the
acksons insisted on haying reward OF
eturning it themselves. A quarrel en-
,ued, when Drew Jackson stabbed
'rown twice in the back, INJECTING ser
Dus wounds,
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4 prominent physician lately remarked 10
The proprietor, thatlfit were admissible To
make public the letters we receive. tho
"Mothcrs' Fflondn would outsol anything
ON the market.
most earnestly onircat every female about
to be confined TO use Mothers Relief Colp.
led with this ontrooty, | viii add that during
long obsiotrlcal practice tforty-four ycars,.
l have mover known Il 10 fail 10 produe, n
safc and quick delivery.
III. ]. HoLMEH, NJ. D., Atlanta. "a.
Send forour Treatise ON "lIcalih ana Han.
piness OF Woman" mailed free.
nHADFfHTp REauLAron Co, Atlanta. ao
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Attachment sn,t.

Eight additional attachment suits
we're filed in the district court yesterday
Igainst the firm Of Mitchell & Scruggs,
Who had already been closed by former
attachments, by the following parties
or the amounts named: Noble & Hall,
1000; South Bend wagon company,
1880; Marstilles manufacturing com
pany, $1,000; Trenton rubber works,
100; Deere, hansur e Co., S00O;West-
prn Union wire company, $3.50; N. o.
Nelson manufacturing COMPANY,
il,l4G.22; Cincinnati barb wire company,
" 200
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Democrnllo sncnkinr.

Congressman Webb I'm and Senator
Gibbs will speak ut Mayors garden on
saturday night, ani should have large
audience. They will discuss in full
and interesting manner both state and
national politics. Let everybody, no
matter what their political faith may be,
turn out To hear these two Dallas favor
ties. The Dallas Democracy should he
there and be ready to carry Dallas with
whoop ON Tuesday. A hard fight will
make large majority.
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An enterprising gentleman informed a
HHRALDreportor yesterday that arrange
ments are about complete for the cree
tion OF a large cotton and wooden factory
in this city, which will employ thous-
ands OF hands.
Mr.. j. II. Webster, 7Ol Elm street, is
largely Interested in the above, which
shows the pluck and energy Of that gen
ueman, aud how quietly he ropes you
ia 10 read his advertisements.
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FRIEND!

This invaluable pre-.
parution istruiy ntrl-
umph ufsclcnti1cs SKIN
and NO iuOrciutStiiun.
Ole benefit was ever
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or ~ the world.
RU-lt notOuls shout
ems the time OF labor
and lessen, the intgn.
slty ofptin, but. better
thpnUll, u greatly III
miHlsheSthn dungcrto
life oi both muthcrnnd
child, aud leaves tho
mother IN a condition
highly favorable tn n
speedy recovery, and
tar less liable to ilond.
my, commissions, and
other alarming gytnp-
toms Incident TO IA.
geriug aud painful la
ouL It's truly won
tlcr0ul efficacy IA this
respect entities tho
MuruKUs' FKtgNn Ia
~ ranked gs one tue
l'fe'saviug appliances
gwen tn this world by
the diacOrvrleAOf mod
vrn science
From the nature ol
tins case it will wi
course ho understood
that wrcluHul publish
q llN rNlN concerning
TINS kEMEpY wIthou
Wuund'ugthe dolicacy
uf tho writers. Vet NJ
have hundreds NJ sucl.
testimonials on ME
ana no mother wht
has once used a. vii.
ever again BE- without
uln hortlmo oftrOuhl,
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No assignment of eases was made by
tho bar In the district court this week,
owing to the fact that the election oc.
ours Tuesday, and that Judge Aldridgo
has 10 hear the local option eases I'm
Ellis county Thursday Ii will be r..
membered that local option recently
carried Ia that county, ami the eases set
Tor trial are regarded as test cases.
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A n uNplNANCE WIDENING WON
- ,tr'ci between poydrus street and th.
southwest llnsut thcJnhu Grigshy league.
. SE' Hon |. lie u ordained by ths CIV
council ~ The city OF Dallas. tina. Wn1i
Nirot be and the same TX hcrsNy
VNritI Wllenrd ON the north sd,
thcrrol between loydrps street npJ
thc southwest line nfthcJohn Grlbshy lcagne
anu thai .lNsA feet Of ground bs taken mi
coNl'irncd Tor said purpose to.Vu: Be,lp,
NUS at me intersection " the east line Of
roydtas slrtes, I'm the present north line d,
MuvG street, thcnre es,tVurdty viuh il,
said north limo Wood .t-ert Oh f,ei T., ,Goo
s2ulheaSl corner % Luc Bourgeois trnot on
The north side o. Wood street: thence por,,i-
WNfoly Wuh the cust line Of snld Iour5r,is,
tract a tcet, thence wtstwRrdly pgrpli,i Win
SUD hou'geoiS south line and north lima Al
Wood street ~ feet to the un.t lirr az T,,'
utoN etryrl; ihruDU .uutNwufllv with ,.
beginning Wv l'"N' wi
SIC. Tint the Mavor procecd tc h,y.
lhe value OF iho ground Described I'm tbc
lNreEllhs section uSc,rluiird and ns.nssca
according 70 law, that jhr amount Al u.,sr.
tuln'd anu assessed Doc taxed Rrninat the
eu,,Nl nE property holdorsin proposition
Wv lhN NoNeht received Oy ctrh, aud tl,gt said
amount BOZ Maid the nNnor ihrrsof ''''' wv"
Src. q. Tint when ihpnnonnt assesso,, IA,
the condemnation M said prupariv sb,W III
collected aud paid to suid Bnur,,ols. snii
S ylSt5 taah be opcned as herclniofors pro,
src g. That this ordinance take eneo,
nom rs passage. NN'N'
Approved Oct 10, 1881.
W, L. CAnET1. Mayor.
y Llesti WI. ". PARRY, City Secretary.
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what a Resident RcpublIcan Saw.

awe get the news fresh over the wires
rom headquarters,n remarked well
Known Republican yesterday, "and
nave a pretty good idea Of what Is going
IN in the northern states. The latest Is
hat In addition 10 an unlimited amount
1T Doodle, that The Statos of Now York,
Indiana, Now Jersey, etc, will he
Hooded by ahlo hired Republican speak
ors. We are bound to VIM
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No IsInriInn snnnrri,nr..

Judge Bontly, supervisor Of elections,
Informed HIRALD reporter yesterday
that as there had boon no call made for
supervisors of elections, In this county,
and as he doomed our elections here
square and fair, that he had not az.
pointed any, Ito said the might be-
sections OF the state IN which such steps
should prove necessary, however.
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The Telegram war.

Judge Aldridge, Of the district court,
having dissolved the injunction OF the
Houston & Texas Central railway W.
the Baltimore a Ohio Telegraph COM
panyi requiring the telegraph company
20 deposit SlOO with the county clerk
for security, the railway gives bond aud
takes an appeal 10 the supreme court.
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Somobndy who calls himself . rcion,
uHt has discovered that every ton OF ses.
water contains three cents worth mi
told TIM bother is how to get the gold
nuL IN order to get enough 60 buy ,
ootllo oI brown's ron Bittcrs, ho would
nave to sort over just thirty-threo and
one-lhird tons Of the brlny fluid. By
that time he would be so PLAYED ONT thcl
tho contents OF at least one bottle wonid
he necessary 10 restore him. HUT IL ia,
great restOror, and cures compieiel,
dyspepsia, malaria, etc.
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Yesterday morning sboutuoon, Chris
tina Callahan, chambermaid in tho
Grand Windsor hotel, fell from win
dow ON the west sido of tho Main street
building TO tho ground, distance OF
eighteen or twenty feet, strikiug upon
her head She was p cked w In an un.
conscious condition and her right arm
was broken. Her injuries are painful
though not serious.
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Carriers little Liver Pills must not be
contounded with common cathartic or
pufgatNe pills ~ they are entirely un.
IKE them IA oVery respect. one trial
VIII prove their superiority.
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Builinr Hard.

The near approach OF the election day
has infused the candidates for county
offices with unwontod vim, aud they are
circulating around wiuh the rapidity of
an expert on roller skates. The ward
politician and the election "strikern l.
70 the front, aud the local political pot
n beginning TO boil In earnest.
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Inrernal M,,hlnr,

Yesterday" says the Montreal (Can-
ada Witness, Of Saturday, "all persons
wearing plug hats and not known To
the courthouse officials were stopped to
ace 4 their hats did not contain internal
machnes.n
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Church soclsbl..

The ladies' Of the Congregational
church gave asociablo at the Residence
OF Capt. w.o. Veal, No. sos swiss ave
aue. last evening, and most pleasant
evening was spent by all present. There
was singing. readings aud most pleas.
ant ropast was served.
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They have man on trial in Dunkirk
for assault and battery, but as soon as
he tells the jury that he cuffed the man
who kicked his dog tho verdict will be:
"Not guilty, and don't you forget itl'
- Detroit FREQ Press.
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Ask any or all OF the meat eminent
physicians:
"NhSt is the best and only remedy
that can be relied on 70 cure all diseases
OF the kidneys and urinary organs;
such ~ Brights disease, diabetis, reten-
ton, or inability to retain urino and all
the diseases and ailments peculiar to
Women -
And they will tell yoH explicitly aud
Omphaticly "Buchu ~
Ask the same physicians
"What is the most reliable aud urost
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia;
constipation, indigestion, billiousness,
malaria, fever ague, &C., aud they will
toll you:
Mandrake or Dandolion III"
H,nce, when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable,
And compounded into Hop Bittcrs, such a
wonderful aud mysterious curative power Is
developed, which lF so varied I'm lbs opera
lions that nc disease or III health can posi-
| bly, exist or resist It's power, md vet ills
| Harmless for the most frail woman, weak.
est invalid or smRllt 1t child to use.
| CHAPTER
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VNEARE UTHORIHEDTOA ANNOUNCE
w >. N, BkASWELL rs a candidate for !us-
lice of the Peace for Precinct No. ], at tht
ensuing election
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w john 7. GILLESPIE as a candidate for
Justice Of tho Peace, Precinct No. J. Dallas
election,
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Beware Of Countorfeiisi
GILES LINIAENT I0DIDt AMMONIA
All FAMILIES USE III
Weak Rack, Enlarged Joints, Paralysis,
uthcumati-n, hcuralgia, plpthoria,
sGlaiisn, pruiapsuS Utcrl,
Uemgie Ntnkneas

htNhNf hfAkhNhAs
The host and sulV certain remedy 10 re-
Hove pain ofal kinds. NO matter ofhaw long
standing. Instant relief Euprt utCyl erlpplrs.
Swollen Joints Nmr,yOse Veins, Bites of In.
srCts or sick Headache. No OIL or ttrags, IL
clean and sweet will not Yull.
Inflammation Of the HidHuyt, uright's
Disease, Diabetes, luCoptiuu ence OF Urine.
II the only Eminent iu the world possessing
Alternative powers, Can Ne taken / ttrunlly.
Cures Cramp, aud Coils, DisrrLssa and
Dysentety
sold by ell DrSggisis. Trial Bottle, 7Ss.
Write IN. Guns Boz S,s3E. Y.F.O., who
will give advice uu ~ diseases free o!charge
10 BrWsre OF unscrNpulous dealers and
counisrioits. The 80 lulnr has the name
hluwu the glass and fao siails uf discover.
ere slgnEtutsovefeaca cork
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
Brass Foundry and Boiler Works
New and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN 81 PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
One Block S. Of Santa 20 lianai.

DALLAS, TEXAS.
Are prepared 10 60 ali kinds OF IUuS
WORK on shortest notice. fine work
speciality. Repairing Machinery. Irot aud
Rpss Castings, aud In fact everything IA thu
limo executed aud nnlshci lu % manner equal
to the best shops IN the whole country
Models made 10 order. Don't forget we hav,
the Best Machinery asd most skilled work.
men In Texas. Contracts for the iron work on
all kinds OF maohiueyy desired. Dopt forget
the place fyou want Eood, substantial woss
done nt living pricpa
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NIFI4TIU InfTos
II You want TO see an elegant stock OF
silNerware, take n poop nc 3. Book's
show window, GA Main street.
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PERSONAL---VERY. and Undevoloped
i rAlsIs 9itho Human nody ENLARGED, Devei.
o,pea anu strengthenod," Etc, Ia an Interest.
Jug advertisement long run In our paper. In
Iepiy 70 inquiries We VIII say that there Ii no
vNloence oi humbug about his. ON the con.
ie.s tle advertisers are very highly Endorsed.
lntetehtel peraons inny get scaled circulars
g.Nlng All particulars by addressing Erie
nsdlsal %, o. BOX eia Bufaici Y. Y.-To.
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TNEARi REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HEIR, SCHULZ rs a candidate for as
tice of the ,ce for Precinct No. /.
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Tho best and cheapest place to get
your streamors painted il at VIM. Er.
nonwoin'h, e0p Main street.
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WANTED-PARINEN WIN 49, e :, :,
" established business pa, ing IA r,s- ~ ~
address q. w. s, City P, O. m NON IN
M ANTED-SrONE CUTrERS n, TSTSfSs
" away rom Dallas during TIA, st-tiret
on account OF reduction OF wH-es. ~ 40
der of the Union. 10y or,
M ANrED-A GERM An LAl r yyTT7.5,SS
~ ~ years Old, rather gnus looking ~ b
sifss TO make the acquaintance or Nh Ne'
| respond WIN q g-ntlcman-- American NJ
erred. ObJect-ultlmste marriage. RPSo-
lady is good business woman. adj..lAs
} H., care Herald office OH Iai
| WANTED - FURNISHED ROOM ~ ~
" room and board, by tw vounp trsr TX
gr,Fate i9mlly, convenient o business. ~
dress D. & G., hcrcld ofice. nov, az.
| WANTED -- FIFTY OPERA Op5 ~ =
" make pants aud SHIRTS. snniS Wy
ssWe,et entrance, third door, At BLANxFEsI%t,,nl
a BLAKE's. ~ ~, r,' siii p
w TED-aANlAN Nd WIFE 70 Wnb5
~ on farni good wages vii ba paid IN IN
ply al Intelligence Oflce, 6G9 Nainst ooaa.pp,
| WANIED = FOR a T0OEOUGffTV
" prSetcal young man. with nc~ia ~
70 AXE charge Of machinery; hama ice
huers Addret RUSSELL, gjS Elm n ocSnyy,
w ANTEp-BY AN e OERLr LK0Y-S
position - nurse or at light hnnoo
s Se-eEHlns. Apply at the Howard House NJ
M 4 S,I5s3I, r.. . 5.f,,i ocs0-2t
" spectacle business; The nnpIicoit lie
defGtandS the wholesale liquor busi csc ~ un-
onghy, nd has had some experience ~ nor
grocery business; reasonable wages onIv e Hs
ttcIedi hrSt-ciass reference given. Ad1ras.
a. H. care Geo. II. PloWman, DaIl4s. TeY eA
w ANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM nv
w single gentleman; must be rent,onnll
| ,,ocatedi references exchanged Addallg
furnished Goom, care Postollice. oc5a'1s
WANTED 49, FIFTY OPERATORS ny
~ make jeans pants; special prices ~ ~
ed Apply Main street entrance. bctyraa,
me hours OF and a. In, third GoeI
| biAEKENHil BLAZE. ,.59 lV IJs
M ANTED--ALL PERSONS To RN-6S;
= that Mrs. j. u, Burnett Is carrvin',aWN
lhe bust eSs formerly done by her bushss,'onl
! deceased at 81 and Sl3 Main Stree ,ybn ny,
she at all Times Is prepared with striii9s9
"oIkmen to do all kinds piulnbina, ,.a!
water and stcam-Gltiug, llghtnin~ bas
pumps aud In large variety. s iS
MANIED-THE TEXAS Mi7TI' N IN
W dowmeut Association will g!ye .od, ~
EfNhtubie employment to expcrIol, ,s,i in %N
i'h'' to ic!i1is. Address A. Nj. Wat4 esnra
Vary - slain street, Dallas. Texas. WY,
4 GENTS WAETED-ip WIII.PAY- INV
n intelligent man or woman wabting 81
itai IT, employment to write forIIt iIii5'ff ~
vI 1Ht liars and terms Of agency for the eel.
epra'H" mlH"oufl steam Washer, which nv
reason ol MS great intrinsic merit is meeitp,
". u fu.o jbtNumeual eugrpe, j. WopTIs
l'VA ana FRANKLIN avenue st, Louis, No.