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THE KNIFE.
sTAseINe AFFRAY AT CHURCH
A Young Lady the Innocent Cause-In.
truding on Couple-The Fight
FOllOws-Tho Intruder the
Stabbcr-The Victim.

A serious stabbing afl'ray occurred at
the Baptist church at Duck Creek, in
this county, Sunday night, in which Jim
Blue knitted William Tucker, and the
latter will, in all probability, loose his
life, as the wounds inflicted are of a Sc
rious nature. A protracted meeting is in
progress at the church. Both young men
were escorting young lady,tO church,
to whom, it is rumnred, Blue is engaged.
| From what can be learned it appears
that Blue had overtaken Tucker and
the young lady, all of them being on
| horseback, and had ridden in between
| Tucker and the young lady, which 50
mifled Tucker that he called Blue to
account for it. Having landed the
young lady at the place Of worship they
stepped aside to settle the matter by
4 resort to courage, sO-called, and physi-
cal strength. In the fist fight that en-
! sued Blue drew knife or dirk
and dealt Tucker terrible blow in the
ribs. Tucker, whom it is believed is
MORALLY wounded, WAS taken to the
Office of Ryan Bros, near by, whore he
! received medical attention. A4tcr the
stabbing, Blue fled the scene, and ut last
accounts had not been unprecedented
! Both Young men are thought well OF
and the unfortunate affair has cast Il
gloom over the neighborhOOd in which
they lived.
Another account as CLEANED from Mr.
j. i. RAMSEY, Deputy Sheriff, whose
headquarters are ot Duck Greek, il g.
the effect that Tucker was riding with Il
young lady to whom Blue was be
trothed This was during the day, and
at night they met ut tho Baptist church
. / l. 81 Ht,l ,ftt.. t,.1
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City ys.lIenry Beaver, colored, theft;
transferred.
City vs.Henry Beaver, colorcd, resist
ing an officer; fined ~.
City VISA. Hoer, assault and battery;
continued.
CITY vs.W. G. Mcfarland, loud and yo-
ciferous language; fined 50.
City VS.. l.. Mawron, assault and bat
terry; continued.
City vs.. w. b. Gano, Tom King, and
Joe Coffee, dismissed, continued and
fined $40.
City VS.. Put Hlly, Pat Doran, Charles
Garner, &. Warner, Ned Riley, George
White, Lewis Sherman. Ed Ward, Tom
Stafford John Connor,and John Connell,
intONicatiOn; fined So each.
City vs'J .Dugan.tighti ng,alaiswarrant
City W. lanes W. Thompson, loud and
vocterous language; discharged.
City vs. Dave Shirley, loud and vocif
orous talking; fined -.
City W.. w. NJ. Brown. Swim Brooks
George Cockrell, J. II, Beall, Nathan
Bates, William Campbell, and George
LOUIS, shooting eraps;' transferred Il
Justice court.
City vs.. Charles Foster, committing
nuisance; dismissed.
$3.50 ""''
City vs.. W. II. Harrington, vulgar Ian
guage; fined 81.
city vs.. Charles Jackson. interfering
with private property; fined 81.
CITY vs.. j. a. y. Travis, interferrin;
with private property; fined ~.
Guy VS.. w. Harris, vulgar language
/ lined ~.
City vs.. James Blowit, two cases. per
! hlitlng stock to run at large; continued
| city VS.. Charles Nemoyer, permittiu.
stock to run at large; continued.
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NJ ASILI'-.n coon STEADY 5
W maker to manage n live business
dress, with references, W.D. KIhBALL,
cudon. Texas. an,
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City of Dallas against John l.. Burke,
charged with interfering with private
property by sleeping in box-car on the
Texas & Pacific road. was called from,
the docket OF the City court by Mayor
Cabell yesterday morning. 4 Young
man, mere youth, clean shavcn and
neatly dressed, stepped to tho front
anu entered plea of guilty.
His Honor fined him 81. All
this time City Marshal Arm Id was busy
studying the features of the Young man
ana reading n description of parry
who is wanted at Montgomery To nIi
swer To the charge of emheZ2lement
Young Burke answered the description
The Marshal told him SO, aud at th,
same time placed him under arrest
Burke protested that 1t was mistak,
and declared by everything that ne
nailed from Now York. The dcscrip
uol stated that the party
wanted had "a certain tooti
insisted on his putting his ivorys on
dress parade Burke weakened AM
somewhat chagrined, acknowledged tina
he was the identical duck wanted. III,
said that he was charged bv Hannah a
90 OF Montgomery, Alabama, with
having appropriated funds of the firm
and expressed himself as confident .hat
he wonld, when lac had hearing, conn
clear. There is reward or$IOO for his nm
nrehension. The officer has telegrnpheo
ihe authorities ut Montgomery, and
holus tho prisoner awaiting their pleas.
ure' Young Burke made himself quit,
prominent on tho reunion grounds, nnu
passed himself OH as a NEPHEW of Ntnin,
Burke, who is editor of the New orleSn.
Times Democrat and General Dirocto,
of the WORLDS Exposition.
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When You visit or leave New York
NY save baggage, express or carriage
hlre ana stop at the Grand Union hotel
opposite, the Grand Central Depot. N,
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up nj I,
cost OF Sl,O0O,0O, reduced TO 81 aud mn.
wards per day. European plan. ria.
Vator' Restaurant supplied with the
oeSt' llorse-cars, stages and elevated
rallroads to all depots. Families car
I'VE better for, less money at the Grand
motel In the city. ''S'
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Mrs. Hammond Sues Forn pI,orc.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Marie lisa.
bella Hammond, who has national
reputation ny "Belle Boyd, the famed
Confederate spy" filed in the Dlstric,
court through her attorney, Mr.. Charles
FRED Tucker. her petition, prayinr fur \
divorce nom her husband, Col. j. 8
Hammond. The attorney after fllinu
INC papers withdrew them, and AS hc
lelt the city soon afterwards the reporter
was not able TO get q list of allegation.
though u ~ understood that she sues on
the grounds Of III and cruel treatment.
Mnicn sho alleges was wholly unwnr,
nnsnteu any conduct on her part.
t s,ussls, rlcd Johnson have been r,
neys. "''''
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Capture of a Criminal.

Little Jokor" is the best smoking to.
bacco.
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~ AM Ed huirLIlELp-ONEC
W hcrnHid and waiter; both mu.
good reference; Barnes house, ALBANY
=. y. N"rg"S prurrirtur
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Henry Clarke purchased of j. W.
Thompson so by 2OO feet of ground, ON
Commerce street, adjoining Marsalis
building on the west and will erect q
large two story stone building with
basement, which will be occupied by
Armstrong Bros, Of Louisville, rs n
wholesale grocery house, these rentle.
men having decided to locate i'm Dallas
after looking all over the state for #
suitable location. These gentlemen
come highly recommended. The build
ing will be completed the first of Orto
ncr. Tho price paid for the ground wa,
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DALLAS, Aug. l.. Editor HERALD r.
The thanks of all concerned have been
heartily returned to all tho gentlemen
who were long and actively engaged in
preparing for the late grand four days
reunion at Dallas, by all odds the
largest assembly of people over seen in
Texas glorious in it's spirit, without n
single incident to mar its harmony-and
crowned by hcayem-bluSsod testimony
that the war is over and lraternil broth
erhood ro-enthroncd in the hearts OF tho
people. With compliments to all, some
of MS desire 10 give extra praise, from
first 10 last in the arduous laburs, to
Col. u. \. Williams, Or. NJ. NJ. Newsom
and Capt. Geo, NJ. Swink. May they
live to onioy th9annull return OF many
such days. Sg ERAL.
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Golden Rule stampcdcd.

Yesterday morning a team drawing a
wagon loaded with water melons, while
passing up Elm street, became fright
'ned and dashed of at furious speed,
and turning into south Lamar street.
treated q deal of constnation. Golden
kule, Billy kain's fine race marc. which
was standing ON that street, became un-
manageable and dashed Off ut full speed,
throwing out the hostler and converting
the sulky into kindlinv wood. Thc
hostler was severely, though not danger.
nuslv bruised. The nag escaped bodily
injury.
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Chicago; J ID Templeton, Waxahachie;
John Thomas, w l. Williams, Albany;
r Neblett and wife, Corsicana; Mrs S
Ansbach, Kansas City; Mrs RUFF Boal,
Cleburne; X II Embree, Duck Greek; w
X Seayo, Texas; j Il Palmer, Palestine;
j G Alexander, Paris; J II Ryan, Duck
Creek; w A Baird, Ferris; c 5 Healy,
Cleburne; rhos S Lyon, Galveston; l.
ID lIearne, flearne; Jack Leonard, l. A
Rawlins, Texas; ID III Hancock, Terrell;
T V Wells, Walnut Lake, Ark; w S
wilkins, Jr, Longview; } X Bumpass,
Jr, Terrell; V Mcknight and lady, Sher-
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| take this, my first opportunity since
recovering from the fatigue of the trip
to Fort Worth, to tender my thanks to
each and G. cry member of the Queen
Esther chorus, including the soloists,
accompanies, and other ladies and
gentlemen who have so kindly assisted
ns IN many ways. If, MS director, have
at any time appeared impatient or Sc
we're, it has been through Mn earnest de-
'ire to perfect the training as completely
as possible under the circumstances. |
appreciate the sacrifices so many have
made in order To assist me, and trust
that III connection with the prolonged
hard work, all may have found ut least
some pleasure. With assurances of INV
sincere thanks and best wishes, | am
Very respectfully,
WILL 4. WATKIN.
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Two peaks of the Alps exceed l5.O
teet In hight. and six or seven rise ohnvc
i'OOO feet; while in the llimalnyas MOI,
than 700 have been measured which
sNceed G,O0 feet, aud 1t is estimated ihni
AZ least 2,0W exceed this highth, I'm Tho
liimalayas the feat of climbing to mn nj
ltude oI2l,OO feat was lately acbieyo,.
ny W. W. Graham, hut this hight mus,
10 surpassed by 5000 feet 6erore ibe
Lilo, point In the range can be
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There was meeting of the financial
committee and committee on streets
Yesterday, aud it was decided to most.
Aono for the present the pavement ot
Elm street from Sycamore east 10 thr
houston Il Texas Central railroad trocl,
as first ordered. Mr.. Harry, who I'm,
nc contract, ncquiesces, and will to.dn,
discharge good part of his force.
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j. 7. Ford, wanted at Marshall on q
charge of swindling, was arrested here
Yesterday afternoon by special deputy.
sheriff w. A. Wilkinson, of Harrison
county. The officers had been ON th,
lockout for Ford for sometime, hut hc
mad avoided all detection, and hiswhere.
lboutS were only made known to tho of.
lcers through letter to Il confidential
friend IN Marshall. lie was lodged In
the county jail aud will he taken bnrk
ately.
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Frnclnred IIis Rih.

Yesterday afternoon while Mr.. Vance
ioron and young lady were out driv-
ing ON the pike west of the bridge, the
lnimal became frightened and dashinu
~ upset the vehicle, throwing ont both
ne occupants. One Of MIR. Borcn's right
rlbs was fractured and he was more or
ess bruised Fortunately the only in.
urles tho young lady received was q
very bad scare,
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i''' '''' 80 '.lfNN 'l'N It.iil~ ll .HIl
power Mn,h Electrical Lamp. uugS
] Any SIENutENPNEN DESlE
~ Ohtiin n permanent pnsitIon n
first class business house; AN opcrntp
writer and satisfactory reference. A
q, G., 1905 Vim" ~. Kansas city. Mo IN
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At the st. George J l. Brcgman. Alb.
poui w Is Strong, Miss Kate Str, ny.
,nperdeon, Miss; Miss Hnttie Watson
west Poin' 4 w I.cwis, Kosse, Walter
renn, phlladclphia, l. l. Wheless. chi
''eo' ID Turner, Lnnis; A c Pctri.
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Many persons who do not perform
manual labor suffer from want Of nppr-
titc, vertigo, dizziness, and many other
symptoms of dyspepsia Take smiths
Bile Beans for relief. For sale hy all
druggists.
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Noticnin ,tnrI.hnlllnr.-

Al the request of majority of the
stockholders of the Texas Elevator and
empress company, | have called n
Meeting of the stockholders of this cor.
poration to Ice held at the Office of Lind.
icy " Bradford, Dallas, Texas, AT IL
o'clock a. M, August ~, 1884.
CHAPMAN BRApToRp,
-, Vice President.
Dallas, Texas, Aug. II, 1881.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


w Observation-Disclosures
w T. G. T. KENuAI.LESa csnJiHfaS,o
election rs Justice Of tine Petce Of y.
No. az the ensuing election. II
w h ARE REQCESFt.Div ~ = w,
w W. I, STRANGE rs n cnndjHNa
County Judge at the ensuing eiectiop
w Z ARE REQ NSTED re ANNnil
~ NJ, >. Austin, of ROckWall. sc
larrant counties. p"
w kEAUTHORIZEDTO ANN0d
~ w, T. GRAHAM as cHuditints +,
ION.
"A FARE kEQ UESTED TO ANN0r
Henry sen Uni as a candidate fol
zee OF the feace for Precinct No. |.
M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
{, f. CLINT as candidate for re-.
ION 10 the office of County Attorney n
ensuing election.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNO1
" ). \. BRASwELL as a candidate toi
nee OF the Peace for Precinct No, |. a
snsuing election. >
hTE ARE AUTHORIZED To
" nounce Mr.. G. b. GILLESPIE ms u
uCate Tor reelection 10 the office of a
I,',sS'Y''
W n AXE ~ HQRIHED TO
~ nounce Mr., +. d. LANGLEY ms >
!loate for County Treasurer of Dallas cd
-, =, - ''l''''Vr
Va ARR; REQ L ESIED TO ANNOU
j. I. MCCART as a candidate fors
-, =, - ive'i,'t No l.
WE ARE REQU ESTED 70 ANN0T
JEii6 OVERLAND as candidate fol
~ ~ ~ w Ireclhrt No. l.
N + ~ ~ 4, hE3t LSIED 10 ANNOt
iaotio"',' ~ w; ~ !, II LII as candidate f,
r,,L5iI,i,,.,, ,',',' " ouil'S olerR'
" + II Az Nh! EHI Ed TO ANNUJ
,,a ~ ~ ~ JUN hs as candidate (,
n. ~ ~. ,S'r,r, Sicti.
r. ~ i.!.',l. ~ ~ LIN REGU
!.,,,,, u" !" ait.loui'Gr lhe name of W. +
,,i 80 as C'''l'l.Gale lor sheriff OF
-, =, ~ -,s " ~, electt
"a I Ii,i,,. ~ 't,Di'i%El, u ANNOI
'Tt',Sv vs. ~ n LpEi DEE as cane
~ It-N.y't loii 10 ne once OF Judge
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Ihe County Commissioners court WINS
q session yesterday discussing road and
bridge matters. A number of ncrnunt.
lHainst the county were examined and
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FOR RENT.

NOR kENT-ElGHr ROOMS ATau.NAIN
( street lup-SiuirSl; good cook lng and am.
ng'lonm; two rOoms fronting on Min n.
N'ulv 'oL W, NNWruw. N.a Elm ST. nngloti
R'uN NtNr-A LARGE BRICK STORE
[ o. ull Eim street, with frontage ora feet
lLI ueplh ui lWt,vt; building two-stnrlcS
WIN large uliN rooms both nhuNr and below.
N"uld make O. good wholesale drug or cloth.
mshu0sc. Apply To j. W. BNUloN, d2i Rim
street. nu,ia't
Nun KEN i- Dairy OUTFIT OF gu
4 COWS, wagon, cans. milk route. cite. An.
NV To FERGUSON ~ Army, Real Estate
nnnl"rS, n"mou, TcNpS, augliNt.
.pR htNl-A TNu.STOI,Y uoTSr.
I corncr Cottngc Lame and O,rnndrr str,'i
Apply To j. oIPtNHElA, @ Bryan Street.
..-........ aulO-lw
FNuK khNT-uNE HANnSUNEI.S Ll.R.
hlShed mont room, ut 1H Elm street.
Auy-Gtr
k,Oh kENl-ONE OF THE NnS.r NEST
1 rAnlS store rooms IN Dallas, 2sl. hv IN
l''S IN basement of same uiurr> ions. am.
HoS'lc Herald office. Apply to GlrS IEA
,'''" .....- HugS-tf
iNult ENT-CENTlALLN lurATl.n-
FlrSt-clnsS sleeping rooms; south rxnos.
ure; all cunvCnlvncus. ItNnStry a pfs.Y,
FORD 80 Main street, upstairs iG.tf
TOR RES1-NO. SN ELM S.rRt,ar
u, next door to Sycamore street; Also No
w tHcomore street, for rent for n torn of
Nvmsi Uh'to are No. | business locrtion.
iust west OF the postutlico, Apply Ia DUru.
. = 49,. :. .NnEkn No. ~ Sycim0re street
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL
COLLEGEOF TEXAS.

(TEcHNGcAL BRANCH OF THE UNIVERSITY.
College Station, Texas
Endowed By act of t. :. Congress. Equip
ped by the state Of Texas, with form, build
ugs, shops, machinery, apparatus, etc, to
he value of $2D,0W A practical school for
raining young men to become successful
Farmers, Engineers, MarhiniSts, Chemists
Architects, Contractors and leaders in all
cuisines. enterprises. Tuition free All Other
expenses extremely low. Session commences
september /, 1854. For full particulars, al.
iress II, II. DINWIDDlE.
Chairman Ofthc Faculty.
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WANTED.


w - ~ = ltS4 Lass n
.ns H ta 1eS.leS SliiniHi,,ioni best REF
Calm ot. ,,iIrne, y ~ i,,,,S ''PaVlIy
,.'.,.,,., - ~ ~ nm ~ aug
" AZ 49, - ~ " Ed \ ELLA q
,,.. uIh'' uhc VINO uHutrstHhdS MS
49, i',.ss' gonH prl'S PAN 10 Il sober man.
,vHs' "l't' E1Uu It'tTehoeS, or Apply In
VI. on Wv ". - vs. 3" RIMS, Tex. o.
WA ! "a, a hOOb SItAhf 81
nlHher 10 ihhhaEe ilVG business.
uIto9' VIZ WI l''S'cllceHi ~ Al bALL,
ei.""''' ! rA'N' -..---.-------- avg
w AN,If - ~ y II GOOD GlRLii v
W. teu ~ uV"llEa BROS co App
'l''''' au
a Ill,--uIJN L-MAk ELSA
w to make up work ana manage a
DnSl mess; 10 good steady man. good
1 ", s''huy Jop' no oihg,r need apply
/ - u I'isf 10y" tHhr'h""h' ltN"s. au
| tN'NNrni,-AI me COTTAGE no
! ~ corner Lamar ana 10 q streets D
I TT ny 'u' '"N or wees 10" i''luou
I u,l'it "'''' several tohiorlaA." w"r
aU
l{'A.r.I1-al . IUtNi iAr.
~ SAper'Gi,,r, % ta1uate 100 900 m
,',,.'ii,'. ,'.' VI '' ',HrNtr ma p
ii'''UnlN, "..'' l"'. F1'''''' Address j. j..
y" '''''"' ~ aust
! \NaN4 Ed WOMAN 10 CuOK. v
y ''i,. ron l"i " s''5,, NluuH. Hond
'.".' '''' WV ''rN 'h street. p,
| " M b. u -- iIAEli.NiGl.N.
! ", "is'-'io-S olv.>wgkors; must
WEI, I',.v,"''l'Na'v' Good wages ad %
| "GN't,t-tN ,,....'''' lures Ml9''
- '.''' '.'' 81
i '.." -, MhNltIH - ArlUE~s
| i'u.. ~ e. lrc lhlp Co -. iouI
! 10, 'i,E'sr'' cuts Nud terms ui Ht
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Mr.. X G. Whdiori, BsooAiine. Mass.
says, ne has used st. Jacobs OIL, The
great paln-cure, In rheumatism and
n.ieuraiglt and found that IL was all thai
u Is reprasenieh 81 80 ''''''
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\ Ytis .,b NpC iNA .lJIt~-,,EA LEN
~ a, eius will he received AT the once of The
lNth prnN, iur building mn ro't,,'Ht y, lll,'
m,pund the reservoir ~ Ito Wafer. WopI.s y, +,
Ollfc'iN, hrtwdln go iil, xn,oifeati,,,s - ~,
s,wu,r NV Is"cd Nv thrIfly Ei,~i,,,., XIV
,,,i pi l, u "TerN ca 30, IN, To- r.ior, ~.
.., uuEs..,
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HlIEL.
Hot Springs. Ark.

IFOI @prinGS, Ark.
3 Fl SpLTT &c 90.
The proximity orthe ARLINGTON TO the
mead sources Of the Hot Springs, together
WIN the convenient and ample bathing mo-.
e9mmodotlons, gives its patrons greater iacil.
iueS In bathing and drinking the waters than
.tn W ,uUl,u tlscWhvlc. IN annex ul siAlN
rooms has lately been added. Also ono nj III.
Otie' Improved Passenger Elevators, whlcl
enables invalid guests to be- wheeled diryctiy
nom their rooms 70 the baths Letters of in.
lNl'y promptly answered, Description nam.
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ST. EDWARDS Academy FOR BOYS
Austin, Texas.

Under the direction Of the Fathers OF the
Holy Cross, is beautifully located three miles
'outh Of Austin. Terms: Board ond tuition
per session Of five months, 500. For further
q. $. c., Austin, Texas, or to nev. Fr. j
Nartinc2. Dallus Texas.
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mnr.rnrh,s Acid Ihn.,,h,,.-

y ANK WITH SOFA WATER
is delicious. All druggists have il
II is refreshing and cooling. TRY /
often!
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"a ANILp-lHIt LADIES 10 4
w pant, drawers, oNCrgls and
now is the time 10 secure good position
ply between : and ) O'Clock, BLANHi
IL BLAKE. /,
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DO II To-Day.
Care TINT horrible cold with Bcnson,s
Capcine Porous Plasters. They Nil,
help you ut once. Don't wait. DC.
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FOR SALE.

INR SALl,-A CLEAN SUN
Il abort SlOOl hardware, stove, ai
ware, with good set timers tools, lni n
ing icNus town Of 1909 inhabitants ~
ven established ana Increasing rapidly
sen business house with stock, M nay
preferred: Best of reasons given lorgtS
lIr0,Ss,rli. For particulars, apply 10 VIII
nERION, o. l'cttertou, Irvine q Co, M
TcNns. August S'h, lNSi. fG.
EOR SALE-paSturc lands and r0s
Irum lnO to 900 acres: several p'
Fenced, nom iOOto 800 acres. Also,
cattle. FERGUSON ~ ABNEY, Denton
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WASHINGTON AND Ltt UAlltHSLLI


INNlnETOD, Va.
instruction In the usual academic studio,
and in the professional schools of Law ana
Engineering. Location hcalthml; expenses
moderate. Session opens September 49, For
Catalogue, address "Clcrl, of the Faculty."
q. W c. LEE. President.
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EDUCATIONAL.
AUGUSTAFE SAL.E SECRETARY

f0TUWTIIVTT1 ' TTYTUTIs
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN. ..... Principal.
upen> september 3.-Uioses June, 1888.
Unsurpassed In ITS location, Ia It's buildings
md grounds, in its general appointments and
sanitary arrangements; It's full corps of SUI
Jerior and experienced teachers; it's unrivaled
advantages In Music, Modern Languages.
ElocutiOn, Fine Arts, Physical Culture and
instruction in the Theory and Practice Of
Bookkeeping. The Succc Sui effort, made e.
secure health, comfort and happiness; Its OPP
position to yNtrlylsancu, ,it -tludard ofsOlid
cGolgrshp. For fun particulars apply 10 the
Principal for Catalogues.
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i,.uE >AL,t-FAiiNS ~ nNLl4Asl
I one hundred acres joint 4 the u
richardson, on II, Il I. G.. II lti y
north of Dallus; very rich black iah3l
improved; water plenty nnd SoO1
hundred and eighteen acres, one ,lhI
miles west of Richardson; rich' hl,,c,h
wen improved, IN fine state ol Guilty ",
large dwelling, rooms; barn, OWhW
and tenant HOUSES; splendid orchard W
good wells and u acres timber. Tht
two among the best places In Dallas G
Titles prrtrct; no mcumhruncc; term
AUply tn or address nE. l.. X, -
Richardson, Da. las county, Texas ,
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THE STAuNT0A FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON, VA.

NAaAN'HNANNt ' ~
REV. JAMES WILLIS, Principal
This wcll-llnnwn institution l. one OF tho
best In the south. Noted for It's excellent
corps of teachers, elegant and healthul Local
lioa, home iRHucnCv ana moral culture; best
mci.itlcs for Music aud Art, Not scCtarian.
fcrldS moderate. Session opens first Ned
ncSGaN In September Apply for catalogue.
the principal VIII visit Texas the latter pnrt
Of August and accompany those going tot the
school. Correspondence with him viii dctor-
mine time and plucp of Sfnrtinu
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE


Staunton, Va.
Mrs. Gen. j. L. 3, Stuart, Principal. IN,
next session Of nine months begins Sept. II,
lSSi. Enicicnt teachers In every department.
Number limited, Terms reasonable For
full particulars apply to the Principal.
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ANERICAN CNRYlNG EN.

3GENEsEE STREET, AUBURN. NY.
splendid Portraits, In all Stylcs, mad,
ltom amy Kind OF small pictures. Reliable
Agents wanted. Profits large, Send for
catalogue and terms.
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tNfANTaI-AI me COTTAGE nc
" corner Lamar and Io.dstroats 4
Crs bythr day urWcuk. The R,Iuuu
being over several ComiOrlaH. ror
vntpif