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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-26
NEW
HORSESHOE SHOP /!

Get M. Gorham to shoe your horse. Mr..
Jas. Gill and other horse men say he gives
them home made shoes and warrants them
for go days. He trims the feet carefully, cuts
out corns, removes gravel and makes the
shoe fit the foot-and not the foot ut the
shoe. Ifyou will patronize him you will
save money. Shop on third street opposite
the Court House. Ian 10 90
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-26

THR lowest temperature at Column
bus. Ohio, Monday was 81 below 49,, ss.v'
, Sas 4 was about that much above
~, difference should suggest % tne
.p = denizen that the direction IN
which to emigrate is South.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-26

You will save money and time by
calling at E. Clicks store for a nice
suit OF Clothes.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-26
COUNTY COURT SALE.
w. r. Adams, Admir- of II. NJ. Northington,
VS.. Mrs. Ellen Northington and others

w. r. Adams, Admir- of II. NJ. Northington,
VS.. Mrs. Ellen Northington and others.
Pursuant TO an order made in this cause at
the January Term, 1884, directing me to re-
sell the property mentioned, 1 will sell to
the highest bidder, at the Court House door
in GAINESVILLE, on
Saturday, February 9th, 1884,
the following described tract of land lying
in District No. OF Montgomery county:
Begins at southwest corner of dover tract,
north ga east 10 poles To a stake and point
ers; south So east 30 poles to q stake north
212o east "a poles to Red River; thence up
Red River 12215 poles to two beech trees, the
northeast corner Of the dover tract thence
along three lines of the dover tract north
$50 west 63 poles to a stake in field; thence
south 212o west 81 poles TO a stake in field !;
thence north $50 east "a poles TO the begin
ming, containing 40 acres by survey.
TERMs-One-halfc cash, balance on twelve
months time. Notes bearing interest from
date and a lien retained. No redemption.
r. ID. MOSELEY, Clerk
Jan. 10, lSS4-tds by c. H. BAILEY, d. C.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-26

Ccc week In your own town. Terms
DUO and 95 ouffif free. Address
II. HALLErT a Co.. Portland Maine.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

January 4, 1884.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-03
A Cargo OF Cats.

We were rolling along at about ton
knots an hour" said Capt. Ferlan, of
the Austrian bark Luigia r., now in ihi,
purti "tho wind was west-northwest. and
we were braced up to make the most of
H. Ihe position of the bark hv dead
reckoning was one hundred miles north
OF the Bormudas. / had luSt sat down
to breakfast with the mate, when tbe
second olhcer putting his head down
the Compdnion-way, sang out:
essel IN distress; about two points
on Inc lee bow, sir.n
keep hes away a little / said, 'and
viii be on deck directly
"ln about two hours we had raised
the craft so that we could see that she
was u ulslnasted aud abandoned schoOn.
or. she had evidently been adrift for
many months. The maze whobnd heen
examining her intently through the
glass, suddenly exclaimed:
"'FherU are animals moving about
on top OF her deck house, | can MOI
make out what they are
"Selzlng the glass, / could see some
suldi' OBJECTS moving about on the
house, but what they were could NOT
miaLlne. Directing tho mun at Tho
wheel 10 keep her away, we ran down
CLOSE aboard the hulk, aud imagine ou
surprise wnen we discovered that the
moving objects were cats"
"Cutsw
"Its, cats and kittens. Twenty q,
thirty of 'em. They cltmored up ana
down the stnmps of the masts and ran
around the deck house and stood up IKE
monkeys, with their furrpaws heatinl
the air, while they yowled like mad.n
"oreat Scott!' broke in the mate, al
never saw so many eats in my liie.n'
Looking NJ her siern," continued IN,
captain, "as we swept by, the name OF
.ne'Nessel we made out To be the Mavu,e
NJ RIVERS. lhls vessel was set adriti
Ia January. last, of Cape Hatteras, and
mas hoated about the north Atlantic
ever since. suppose that la the hurry
of abandoning the vessel the cats wrr,
forgotten aud they multiplied while Tia,
schooner was drifting about all sum
mer."-l New York World.
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LEGAL.


lALhNS COUNTY CuNnhSluNEu,,,
= NvNfS 20, 1mh,c vrm, 4, ~ ivSY
" NeWh'rh ~, lSN,-rhc follow NJ or,l,r w.
ni' 81, ava entered, tn.Wit: Ordered. Tb,t
cc'nrk oi Tins court bH directed to udysr.
SO lnr btud r. Tor the toltuvifr pn' ms.
To wlti Nt-turA up rutpu ctt ~ thN
n,l,N county ie b, iroW January !, lss5, Ia
'nuhN l. 1855, bidders to .'aio salary nor
monte, eco d-tur h ph,sicinn ror Ina
Nl ~ county mrm Tor prc var frnn .i,uu-
NY !, ~, hiduCW 10 states lars npr u,unib.
lhlld-Fvr count physician iC attend tbe
'u hh' pa pers otun thc county farm Grr
me year nom JN uN'N !, SIS, nil rr. Ia
I've SALARY TER month, tuuth- F.r "a rs,'
Tor ."cnuni 80 hurry the iudirrut Nor
nrul , yea rom lvnuutN /. l,sJ rIh-rrr
urn Shlhg Wcdirirc tu SIC inmate. az mo
~, NhUlndit'nt pnurunt On ihe &. un y rtrn,
'FuctS To state the price Ne, tras,iintis,,
NlhlsS'n bc nlc.' with the e. unity p,prt nr
nuuN Judge. uud io bc % ynpd bt IN, nuri
w Mnn,aN December :, lsI, mi Inc co,iniS
Nnr ssly csriVV, thp firtt 10 r.lprt nn,. -
~ hllS lhai n'uy hc presented.
he-tby certify that the abnyr ia n trpe mud
WrrctcupN OF "a. uriNrNt r,,,iIl,u. nrnr,r,
vrm. '''' w ga
,'Sl-,Ilvcn under my hand aud oni,lsi
'u'Ht once, n The " W Dallas. IN sai,,
~ "' November, A. p. lSI
r,m'vo,knnGt,,. S ~, n; III ~,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
sANrAFE FREIGHT AGENT.
Terrell is Tardy, but will Celebrate-A
Gas hin virago on the War Path
Divorces Wanted - Personal
Mention-Court Notes.
Gray-Pace Suptial..

A large and fashionable audience as
sembled in the Presbyterian church last
night to witness the weaving Of the
silken cord which bound in the holy ties
of matrimony Mr.. Edward Gray and
Miss Jessie Pace, two prime favorites in
Dallas society. Long before the ap-
pointed hour the church was filled 10
oyefflowing. The bridal party arrived
shortly alter O'clock, and forming
In procession, marched TO tho altar
preceded by the ushors, DR.. Geo. Il.
Veal, Clarence Stewart, Owen brunette
and Chapman Bradford. Then came
the attendants, in inverse order. as
mentioned: Mr.. Leslie CLARK and Miss
Linda Wolfe, Mr.. Frank 0uekrell and
Miss Mary Leake, Mr.. Henry Wolfe
and Miss Eula Williams, of Fort
Worth; DIR. George Osmond and Miss
Minnie Slaughter, MIR. Paul Furst and
MISS May Thomas, Mr.. 5, C. MCCor-
mick and Miss Molie Bntterton, and
and lastly came the youthful couple,
whose nuptials were being celehrated,
A grand wedding march was finely rem
dered by Prot. Henry Frees as the
couples moved slowly TO the pulpit rails
me Impressive wedding ceremony OF
the church, was performed by the pas
tor, Rev. A. L. Smith, after which the
party repaired to the residence of the
BRIDES father, DR.. j. NJ. Pace, on
Young street, where a reception was
held, and the newly welded pair re.
celved from their numerous friends
warm and hearty congratulations. The
reception lasted until late hour. A
band of mnsic discours I'd sweet strains
durinS the reception, and a sumptuouS
repast was served.
The costumes OF the bride and her
attendants were particularly rich and
Beautiful
The bride was attired in white bro
cade satin, white crystal front and
crystal lace court tram. The flowers
won We're clover blossoms and myrtle.
Miss Moilio Beterton, blue crepe do
chene, oriental lace, pink crushed
roses.
Miss Wolfe, canary satin, white tulle
and seed paari trimming.
MISS Mary Le0ke, cream cashmere,
french woven lace, pink ros9buds
Miss Minnie Stan .hter, tan AMI Nile
green satin, with crimson and gold Don
pies.
Miss Eula Williams, white satin and
tnrleton, pins buds.
Miss May Thomas, white satin.
trimmed with cream lace, and rcd
roses.
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1870 - 9tf7r-s--
II Whitlock, Bremond; G w Pope, En-
mis-; II j Street, st Louis; B Melburgs
q Miller. st Louis; f w Ostedloh, Cisco,
Texas; w Deven, Corsicana; w f
wilkins, jr, Longview; f NJ Shick,
Waco;J l. Hun, Henrietta; John A Sui
Ivan, Waco; Dave Glucksman, New Or
leans;J II b Yates, Grapevine; w j
Waldron, Terrell; n Mendenhall, i :
lis county; Mrs Briggs, Kansas CITY,
Mol 4 Skillin, Mrs A h Graham, Miss
Annie Edwards, TOWNSVILLE; John
Snyder, Sam Findale, Hutchins; NJ J
Watkins, Big Sandy; J w nurine, Cor
sicana; NJ o Kohlert, st Louis;T N
Crew, Kaufman; n + Stands, Terrell;
J P Gready, r L Williams, Wills Point:
NJ Jackson, = Il King, Farmersville;
w ID Clark, sherman; James Norissi
mer, Itaska; Frank Houston and son,
Terrell : a Murray, louisville &
Nashville railway; # G Cooper. Louis
vile; A Johnson, Terrell; TN Darril,
Forney; John S Andrews, Fort Worth;
e w Thompson, Alabama.
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y
writors believed to be unknown. There
is in tho British museum an Egyptian
hieroglyphic which represents slaves
drawing stones over road like q
primitive tramway. One wrilar would
have us believe that similar device
was known IN China many years ago.
Nhlle II Is admitted that printing, gun.
powder ana many othor things were
familiar to the Chinese before they were
EuOwnto western civilization, Vet il is
highly improbable THAI anyt.lug ap-
preaching "a tramway, nearer than a
palanquin, was known to them The
earliest authentic mention Of railway
occurs in the life of tho Lord Keeper,
Roger North, early in the
seventeenth century. About 1870
q double parallel line Of wooden
beams was laid at Newcastlo-un-r TYNE.
and largo cart with Tour rollers, drawn
by horses, was used 10 transport coal
from tho mine to The river. A nenga
placed at the side Of the beam kept the
carts rom rolling OIL the rail. So sue
ctsSiul was tho experiment that other
coal districts IN England and scotland
followed the example. IL was n rre,t
labor scheme, for horse that could with
difficulty draw only 1900 weight with
out The MD Of this smooth ruad could
now With ease draw 400 WUigut This
was ine earliest tramway, the precursor
OF the steam railway. Tho first lupruve
heht m3uo on this trdmWay was Che
laying oil iron plates on the wooden
| ueSms; this cuugrirancg reduced Che
friction and made less wear and tear.
In I,OS rulls made wholly of
ron wore used, an' ia 1853, when
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-03

Moliie Leonard yesterday fled a petit
lion with the clerk Of the district court
Tor divorce from Isaac Leopard. 1t
seems that they could not "rlina
loge'h as Isaac and Reheeca." MoliU
siieEes cruel treatment and abandon
mrnt.
Matte MaddoY also commenced pr0-
seedlings for divorce from her liega-lnrd.
James Maddox. She asks for tho Gus
tody Of their only child.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-03

Addie Warner, colored, stdrloi alit.p
private celebration yesterday ia honor
q her separation from her AusUauQ o
few weeks ago, when she loft him their
child to care for, and seemed to bid fare
Wei forever 10 the siur-spangied ban
ner, hubby and baby. 70 begin at the
beginning OF her festivities She twisted
TOO may lemonaIes and then acting on
the suggestion of tho ilrst syllable Of
hcr name proceeded to paint nor grass
wldower rcd for daring tD ask ralmsnt
sor the orphan. Constable M.lerran her
%, ana justice Kendall fined herS2j aud
cost for carrying deadly weapon.
Hannah ROlgDn, cO,Ored. who also had
gone on The war-palh and aided and
aoe.tod her, was liled 50 and costs.
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The wide awake town Of Terrell hasex.
tended through Mayor Cabell an invita-
ton TO the cltiz1ns of Dallas 10 attand 4
grand Democratic Jubilee TO be given by
her citizens Thursday nigh. in honor of
me election OF Cleveland and Hon
bricks. There will be large attend.
suee from Dallas. MIR. j. NJ. smith i,
mere and has secured a cannon, and
sineer IL. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-03

~ Is good thing for man To be n
Hn'oSnpner when he can not he n hero.
Nh Blaine started out as soon ns bo
found no was not elected To- rniso N dis.
lurhance and pose ns wnr.
nor Circumstances interferc,,
WIN this plan. Slowly Tho
ground has been slipping from
beneath his feet, until, a. last, he il
forced to let 20 and yield to tho mey.
itanle. lio does This with not A littie
ct and skill. He ilatters thu Irish.
~ osles the Germans and he gives old
bu'chnrd y whack over the snoot, en-
PEASANT lie will be honceforth n lin.
erary person. The truth IL, he tells ms.
W He never did want to DO president
Cpnrier journal.
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y Office TO OWSERs or urCUpAN -
- OF ptou.rty lu sewer districts NJ, 'u..gt
va II AMI Elm 30 Gets, rom ,,ycauu., tn
uatwuoi street lul hrIwyvu W ID uul In
M'rccNroc'S rHm Jcif rsvutu NurpE, - ,pt.
section ] ui sewer UId.un c.Hr That .ruy.tr
sewers waller closets, IuI ink bu ms. ,fc .
shal'b be constructed in 30 ui aid dIstri. i.f1
connect "i 10 tine district sew D., ON notice
rom The city engineer, nuH ass dire. "A bv
said Ulcer aud not athtr\,l.e.
sub, See 3 10 shall l,u misJatu,. NOR r.,,.
IN owner pr occupant ofany hutdI.rln any
sewer dlN'rc - NY POSITION uf ~ hlcb 4. u.ps
'nrunN unrpusr during any portion of the
Wly-tolN 10 nave ~ gst one wat cluSct
cohutclcd with he pUhlic sewer ~ dIvz NJ
Ter hol ion hy TIE city ON iurcr eic.
the above district scWtrs arc tou,t rurt,d
ana really Tor as b., and MI parties mfcrr.t' Al
are hereby uptlh' Il tn comply with thpA boy.
sections tire scw"r ordinance.
W, ". JOHNSON, city Engineer.
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Ono case Of a criminal nature was dis
posed of in this court yesterday. In
Me case Of the State vs.. 4. Randall,
charged with burglary, the jury found
the accused not guilty. The case of thp
state vs.. Anderson Abrams, colored.
charged with appropriatiug Morse flesh
was, en- motion OF the defense, CON
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-03
Attest. We pAnnT.' CIV Il tSE seel ar Mayor

4 ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
- construction aud maintenance or nwn.
~ Uuu elghs ON, over or across sidewalks
IN TIE CRY 90 rU.hs
SShcrlnN l. BE " uulalurd by the City Coun.
vll ol lW CltN Oi u 1llhS, THAT /, shtii lnun.
Wwiul Tor any person Or persons ,u rr.t ar
construct any awnings on, over cor l,rf,.
any %, wales Tn the Dity Ot nnllus iyv,r,u
any point thnn ton tpri irnm the surf Go Uf
ire hilcwUlk; an awnings gnull bc Ar.urrh
'Nvl,d J." tie side OF Tie budding and prlu-
" supported by iron brackets, ami nil avn
NA>' vH"rpi c.Oih awnings, within IN. nr,
'ahNN ,hull hc covered with TN, Ahp,l ir,t,
ne ~ some hrc-ptoof material; nor ,hnll
my pWfNnn erect any Uwuinr post ON amy
sidewalk In the civ uf Dallas All nwni,,,,
posts hnw standing uu any Sldrvsls
Nl1I ne removed as soon us the uwrmra ihrv
suIlNU afc removed tui repairs %, pibrr
k",fNNf' tNr thNll any RMhlu. extend
at the sidewalk. '"''' ''s'
stc.s. Il shaft be- unlawful FOR any psrs,n
nr ~ iSous 10 place, have or maintain ntv
rth oi wood, ciuth, tan or uiucr suhInntt
l'ihH suspended, Iislvnud ut attached IA, i,nv
manner GA, acruss, along, n,rr Cr 1rsy, ~;
fNvMnk OF street insald city, Wheihproh.v.
.N h'iuW tie awning, SO TINT Tho ,pur siv,i1
l{yecl more Than sN mchcglrum the outer
~. \, y, H,S 10Y ,nr hulldlng abuttng ON any
sec " Any one Violating amy OF the nm
Visions ~ u two proceed ng X ctions han
~ Conviction In TIE Mayors court be- AueJ
mnnehs snin not less than lye no more than
see I Tint nil ordinances, or parts oror.
mh,nYes' In conflict herewith are hereby r,,-
Sec. . That this ordinance take otrcc, from
Approved October ., lss.
A true oonv VIII cABKLr, Mayor.
WE fAnsr. City Secretary.
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THEArRIc.L GOSSIP.

sale OF seats for Cal. Wagner's min
lttrels opens Thursday.
rs'mage VIII have one Of tho largest
Inudi"nce' of the season.
Charley X izenherg, tho popular COM
mercial drummer comes Monday next
'al Wagner's MINISTRIES will apnear in
~ eh'ir" rharge of programmes Thurs
Thorn. "''
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New Rauway F1,ight Agent.

' The following notice explains itself:
suli Colorado q $ ntl Fe Railwsy traffic
appointment, Galveston, Texas. Nov o, 1854,
MIR. James NJ. Sttrre Is hereby nm
pointed general agent of the rr light de.
Eartment Of this company for north
Texas, with headquarters at Dallas.
rexas. OSCAR @. MUIR, ~,
w. SNYDER Gen. Freight Agent.
General Manger.
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There Is a pre,eavalivo principle in
Sozodont that ttluctually preserves the
teeth RON decay. Chemists pronounce
u wholesome. Rich aud poor endorse
u. No lady ever tried Il without an.
proving It's cleansing and purif, inu
properties. III oui-se'l Is all other denti-
ifices. Ask tor Sozodont and take no
substitute. ~
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TIE HIGHER COURTS.
SURF ME COURT.

county. Opinion by West, j. The land
in controversy was sufficiently de-
Scrlbed in the appellee's pleadings for
the purpose Of foreclosure. It's relation
to the original grant, of which it formed
a part, was set forth with sufficient
clearness, aud tho tract so described was
alleged to be then in the actual occu-
paucy OF appellant, held by him under
pr yiOus purchase at an execution sale.
l6l Texas, 500. The judgment in sub
stance simply directs that in case the
proceeds from the sale OF the land de-
scrlbed III the final Judgment, shall not
be sufficient % satisfy appeliee's debt,
interest and costs, that a writ OF cxecu-
ilon issue against appellant for the bal.
ance. Ihls was correct. Affirmed.
w ldeu vs.. Sprawles; from Rockwell
county. Opinion by Willie, c. j. In
actions of assault and battery, and es-
peclaily where it is charged that the as
Sault was wilIul, every particular and
phase Of the injury aud all circum-
stances belonging 90 the wrongful act
ana tending to Plaintiffs injury may he
considered in estimating damages. q
south. on Dam. los; 0ircnl. on llv., Sec.
~. Loss of tlmu With reference 10 the
iiJurvd palt}.S conditions; ability TO
laII money III ms business; loss from
eIllaueht iWi Ntmeut ni faculties ana
Hia Pun ana SUI. flHH hnd expenses. q
9olt1, on ohm', Iooi 20 Iowa, 3; y Iowa,
"J' i"ihtlI' tAtiyiore, was clearly en-
l''le 20 damages Tor his mental and
physical suiioruEs aud the cou {
tiIeu IN sustaining demurrer
90 lalh'ht peuu93n, in which
,uey were rlaIhleu' whore the loss OF
crops may nave Gee rted from plaintiffs
own neglect IN not inning labor 10 10
w WORK, ciatnS '"r TINS toss is no. ie-
hluu'ale anl cannot oe recovered.
No'"'N w. reIerS, ID 1eNls aaj)' q
alilellehJ t"aL plant a was "a farmer,
p'thS Ihclu'Ithl 10 Wlc@d IONS OF loss
VI business was proper reversed and
''t'in ,.... u'
H'iilo gu NJ VS. 7aAnLi from A7u-
't"n county. Or' lh w West !. Sui.
vi ll',Sl"as TO NY ute, having for it,
''"c.l'"i uRlerJ inc discrimination OF
tuo 'oIISNI ~'iNrlon of the title
''Nu "u' convey .i. utid hN inc di'-
P",s'v@' h7tl parties derived
g.'.3 ',"l' 70 w. Moore the urd.r pu'ei
i'GlS Nustalned the courts ruling W
hgi'LHS 'haJ lla lana sold pV
H nonIe ID" uppfiltt,"t5 The uulth-
T,vSHv l''''' OF Vhe "a 'hdI grant, ,unsiau-
lazy ~ canned h1 appellee. The actual
anu open Pr s'e>"ipn OF appsl,ce under
#| o.. .
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Many persons are under the erroneous
impression that liver complaint belongs
to the category of incurabie discusses. II
ihey could SEQ the testimonials shnwiug
ne cures that have been Effected IN
MiShler'S Herb Btters, thor leas on
tnat point would change. Mrs. Annie
MnsS"lman, of Lancaster. Pa. saws: 81
suffered Tor ten years with liver com
nla'nt, and our best physicians failed to
rtheye Ine. Mishier's Herb Bitters
cured me.n
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a great variety nj glft books, albums
writing Dies, :, wolk boxes, toilet order
sewelry. and card eases, ink stands.
music hoxes, etc, at j. h. Fears hook
store, bOo Main street. Some of these
goods are simply elegant.
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what is the whole duty of a married
manY' asks the new couiugal catechism.
70 he agreeable to his wife aud keep DIR,
knlps Cough Syrup in the house for the
ehildren wuen they get cJll, of course.
Ask us something hard.
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aorsford,s Acid phosnhatc.

TONIC FOR oVEBWORNEp MEN.
DIR. j. @. Wilson, Philadelphia, Pa,
says; 81 have used it rs q genral tonic,
and IN particular IN the debility and
dyspepsia OF oyerworked men, with
sat- stactoTy results"
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The Acknowledgement Assignment.

Attachment suits VS.. Adams 4 Leon
ard continue, and numerous writs of
garnishment are being served on Tom,
DICK aud Harry. District Clark Jones
has employed two extra deputies To
moilitate business In his office.
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A woman who IL weak, ne~vous and
sleepless, Il who has cold hands md
rect, cannot feel aud net like a well mar.
sou Carriers Iron Pills equalize the
circulation, remove nervousness md
give strength aud rest.
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: Wy ~ \ l-WiFH Or WITHOUT
,io,,'o 'nfo' one or two roo li-, Win folding
wV'''' t''A re OUTLINED De- rivuta family.
Nhtfc iHtrr viii Roe no Other h,rttlcrS. yrT,
-N.h.n' ~ business .Guhu 49, noSu-5t
TO" HENT-A FUk,IStIrn ROOM,
S".i'Mc for two gent emcu. Apply 1874
s Us Ut ''' no',u
/, uE khNi-INu tURNl -uIDROOMS,
rrf.r,,,,y.- ,....,.ts' "'''f Nil'th " 4otu,t,l'
Street. no5i. ,ti
I,Oh KEN t-ANbEENE I}lCK STORE
nous s, size .8NiO Situu Il on the Public
NlOerr OF the city OFT ) Ter: suitable Tor any
nation, apply TO K BERYFEln, Ter, Tex.
LokEENT-DF ,k ROOM ~ STFLJUR
'vl Aim street. Inquire OF George ,
y ee,ter' nS2s-il
L'oN hENl'-NrW % 81 OF rom
= rooms, nNenCni to street car Unc,
y OIL well water aud shinr lc-iuofs ahio VIII
1SlN's Tor uVrses aud > buggy rooms. very
chtap To small family. ApD Err-' ~ 49,
,-"''E' at rstnle Axe I, Va 1870 Elm st.
/, "T kEN i-bl TN SUt INVEST
4 LAND COMPANY. 75 Main s,rest,
lill a Il liUS r. lS street, S-rn II, Ions MI.
W. WOOD stree, curn'r hrvny, brick onse.
" room, :; corner RIOS, uN,ur,. t,f,l Or,
ii',lH Stiert, ~ oom huus uG halt, sl5; ON
t,n,,r ' street. nor of branch, Groom
{ loua.i W. iNoN VI uuU street, yla: Hlrllru
street a-luum house, ,lU: conn, sqd7t ,,,,d
/ l'Nfwool, l. room house, O.: iptier. an gi,r"f
or ON 2.sjurY huuS, 81; ear ~, r ircund
- ',1",''' ", augaltf
! IGOR AZ MA NiCE TOITNifE nT .
lUr3c rooms, near corner ui scitic ave.
/ "a anu Live oak StIr good undCrprlund
81 IN ana p amp ON guary; yud nli fgImt
G,g" ., ou Ar"p'-Nin's' AMY ut ,U5 Live
, ~ ,',''', no4j-tl
sNuH kENl ~ ~ lSHEu EONMSWlr
1 or "nhuni bnard, NJ 80 Patio >rr ave.
q Va ten ,-tItUM Tai tIli>,yr. IAN
= uary, the iirst-Ua non frunt tWu.sturA
! "i q" building, 20 ct flu l. now
MeGp!ed by tue Granger o. $50 mud
'N- RIA street; is " o.u Of the
tNt business stand, IN ttr city - nnllns
W"u udiFide the stores, de,iinblr. 10 srii
enters Apply To RICHARD Cons, q ~
- ,-'.',, ~ rel, nul6-ln
is'tN NbtG--lv u MFIl M -yNISliFp
Wuhs, with board, suitable inr pmiN,
az Wl .ummcyrc st. ratn room IN ,.t,fucc-
To-" ".'l W"'>e G1litf
t,'Cn. NENI-rtN ,,.LU. a. Az. s.6
hl'n 'ts.ct .iNsv, rinss font, with hnclt
NAtd ana stable Uttncrcr t'oniluI on pociHr
WNthuei o 90 th' best lut ations for grocery
ufS tooaN or drug store In he city, For trrioe
l'''i'''s' uola lG
a. g. Nt.-N say EN.ullM 30, Sr,
q tenant house. larn aud pinc acrcs. On
l'T' hNcnrci ouc nil Uues IAN, or.trv,t ear.
y nW' p" HtuRGE "A. piuNMAS. 7l3 Main
'th ru!ltr
L. Rl..,,-- .NE .UENi>nEO FRONT
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