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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

Need Of Banking Capital In the South
The great need of more banking
capital in the South has been repeat
eddy mentioned in the Manufacturers
Record. An editorial upon this sub
ject, published some time since, was
very freely commented upon by the
Southern papers, a few OF them claim
ing that tho Manufacturers Record
was wrong in stating that
business was restricted In many
planes by the lack of banking
capital. That our position WAS correct
admits Of no question. Discount and
interest rates throughout the South
arc entirely too high for the good OF
all business interests except that OF
lending money. 1t is almost impossi-
bic for trade and manufacture 10
reach their fall development while
money commands such eXOrbitant
rates ~ arc current in the South.
The Evening Capitol, OF Atlanta, has
lately very clearly pointed
out tho disadvantages I'm
der which Southern merchants ana
manufacturers labor, paying ss they
do anywhere from o to Is per cent or
more for money, in competition with
Northern houses, where rates run
FROM about 8 or to per cent. Bank
ing facilities in the South are entirely
Inadequate TO the volume Of trade, and
this very fact seriously blnders the
growth and development Of that sec
ton.
Money is almost going a begging in
the financial centers OF tho North
Millions OF dollars arc constantly
Inv Of "A
some cases at oven lower figures, while
millions more are now lying idle,
yielding no profit whatever. The own.
ers of this money would, of course, be
only too glad TO find thoroughly safo
Investments at 6 to 10 per cent. There
IL room Ia tho South Tor the
Investment of many millions at
such rates. and whore tho Investment
would bo almost or quite absolutely
cafe. There arc good openings for
probably over 100 banks where such
Institutions are badly needed, and
where u very profitable banking bust
ness would depend simply upon the
proper business management. Pos
sibly there may b0 good mary more
than 100 such places in tho South, but
certainly that number could easily be
found. Even tho large cities Of the
South, with but few exceptions, lack
banking capital.
Now that the outlook for the orOps
is so good and the certainty of T. large
volume Of trade in the South so noerly
assured, there ought to ba strong
effort on tho part of Southern people
to place these facts before he mOneyed
mon of tho North. They ought 10
be convinced that thGfo are splen-
did openings for the profitable
investment Of money In Ostab-
fishing banks at many places
where they are now so badly needed |
With proper efforts and by direct por-
sonal work we believe that very largo |
sums Of money, now idle or yielding |
only n small income, could readily DO |
from the North TO the |
south, to tho great bOnciitof both sec
ions.
Tho South must have moro banking |
'apitsl for her merchants and mnnu- |
scturors, and especially the latter, to
zach tho highest state OF prosperity.
Now 81 tho lime 10 Nlov0 10 tho mat |
er Baltimore Manufacturers Re-
ord.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

GLFN RosE, Aug. 1G.-rCorrespond-
enoe,-Tho cotton crop is needing rain
badly, and unless good rain ia had
soon the clop will be light. Tho corn
crop is excellent, and thero ia also a
good peach crop.
.. Deputy United States Marshal Il. A.
Weed, of Dallas, with an attorney from
Henrietta, WIS in town to-day looking
up the county records, 8nd took tho
neld notes of all tho lands once owned
by one of The most prominent citizens
here preparatory to lsvying an at
tschm0nt on tho Jgmo. The rumOr ia
that II isa suit grOaing out OF biz
cattle transaction, the principals OF
same residing in Bosqio and other
counties, the party here being only q
a surety. They found but little here
to lovy on, and departed ier othor
fields.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

officer White, in the discharge OF his
duty this morning, ran up against q
rather rough customer. His name Is
w. G. Fletcher, and the charges pre-
ferred against hin were for carrying
brass knueks, riding with prostitute
and b0isterous language. Ho was ar
rested at housB OF questionable
reputation, corner Market and Column
bia streets, from the room OF a demi-
monde, and brought down town
When tho Glen Lisa saloon was
reached he reluctantly gave bond, and
afterwards searched Tor his pistol.
Oificer White Immediately noticed the
attempt, and arreattd hiu Tor tho Gd-
ditlonal ofiense. He was very Bolster
GUS, and coDgregatod qvilo crowd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
Done Up at tho Fort.

James Crutch6eld, colored, alias
"lndian JIM" who was captured when
boy by tho Cherokeea, end
who fancied himself well posted
in me1nneIs, got o dose NJ
Fort Worth Monday night that
completely paralized him. lie wont
over to cook at the OK Confederate re-
nnion, for party who was to pay him
$40 for his services. He whistlod
for it, but ho did not
get his money, though ho got left, 30
TO speak. This was not tho worst Of
ii. A sC-called colored friend of
his invited him to sleep
upon the green with him, and
being Of M economical turn Jim &C
copied The pressing Invitation and
spent tho night with him. When he
reached the dep0t yesterday morning
and run his hand Into his pocket for
the wherewith TO charter seat on the
cars he discovered that his purse,
which contained $ll15 was gone-gone
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THE HERALD DALLAS TEXAS WEDNESDAY. aUGUsT 9 1885,


BREcRgNRIDGF Aug, I6.-[Corres.
pondenco. l-Y estv4 day l.. b. hudson,
a prominent stockman OF this county,
rode up to the store OF Ward d Bros.
and called j. M. Ward out of the store.
They engaged in conversation about a
settlement that was made some time
ago of some partnership cattle. Some
hard words passed, when Hudson at
tempted TO draw g pistol, which, for
tunalely, caught In tho attempt. Ward
gathered 9 scantling, some three feet
in length, but WAS prevented from
using IL by by ISLANDERS. At this stage
OF the game Constable Browning az
peared on the scene and arrested the
parties engaged. A nerious difficulty
Ia anticipated by their friends, as both
men are known to DO desperately VIC.
lent in temper.
II, j. Gray, n prominent stockman OF
FauniD county, In company with
Misses Kate Richardson and Belle
Nunal ~, Two beautiful and accom-
pliShed young ladies' OF tho same
county, arc visiting relatives In the
civ.
III. Black, the largest stock owner Ia
this county, sold 1000 two.yoar.old
steers al $l7 per head.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

Yesterday morning w. Davidson,
ono Of tho Lse gang, charged with tho
murder OF tho sheriff of Cook county
and others in tho Indian
Territory, while resisting ar
rest for cattle stealing, and
James Shaw, charged with intent to
kill in the Indian Territory In tho
Chickasaw reservation. As both had
been indicted for the oflenses by the
Federal court at TT. Smith, Ar
kansas, they were committed
to await transportation. 1t was
the deputies of United States
Marshal Cabell that took them in, and
the credit OF their capture is due TO the
officers at this end of the limo
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CLIFTON, Aug, &C. Correspondence.
"A beneficial rain, sufficient for the
cotton "a. present. aud making Ggsur.
auoo doubjy suro fora fine crop, fell
yesterday, Tho rain was not general,
extending only u faw mlos around,
but then no other portious have boon
dampened occasionally during the
seven woeE, jrYuess.
a "Chlittidn," and also Methodist,
protrrc..d meeting is I'm progress In
toxin. Each has q large attendance
and several ace ssions have been made
by both. Muoh interest Is Noiug man.
Tested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

The volunteer fire department win
give grand picnic aud ball Saturday,
August the %, at Shady View park.
There will be a street parade and on
the grounds various games OF amuse-
ment during tho day, and prizes will
be awarded ~ follows: A handsome
silver card receiver to the most popu-
lar lady; a handsome baby carriage
TO the most popular baby; a handsome
gold-hoaded cane TO tho most popular
young man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
KJCK lIOLLbHE
DALLAS, TEXAS.

o., MIS- n r.. Vrqom''s Select School vii reopsn
!he hfst monday In Septeu be-, sisted nv
lhofoueniy qualified teachers Languaees
DOi MOD IN aud Gpclent, taught a5 uJnai
price Very superior advantages offered
icrthorough mrslcal training. Instrument
taaslt- pl9no organ, guitar and violin,
AfI department in charge or q good
teacher at usual price Text books sar HS
as used in pnblic schools of the CITY Ups
UroOm's intuition Is to be thorougb spi
practical md teach children such things as
lucy should practice when men and wo-
pertaining to The school, either cali or adj
dress MRS ELYA TRIGG GROOM.
Eock College, corner Cantegral and Hive
OaR streets Da las, Texas 'o
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a $4,000 Damnge sult.

Yesterday morning l., V. f. Ran.
dolph, of Now Jersey, filed in the Fed
raj court a suit for damages w. w.
4. Hudson ct al, charging non.com-
pliance Of tho delivery of cattle IA per
contract and praying for damages
in tho sum of $4,000. The suit will be,
by. reason OF tho five legal points in
volyed, one of marked interest TO stock
meni and the legal fraternity as well.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

Repetition is sometimes tho only
way 10 Impress truth upon the mind.
Accordingly take uOlico that Dr..
Piarcc's "Pcgsant PurgBtlyc Pellets,r
(tho original Little Liver Pills)con-
tinuc Ia hB wonderfully effective in
case5 Of sicl, and nervous headache,
constipation, indigestion, rush OF blood
10 tho head, cold aXtremitiC9, aud all
ailments Urlsiug from obstruction OF
the bodily functions, Their action =
I thorough yot goutle, AID The iugre-
dionts being entirely vegetable, thoy
can DO taken with impuuity into tho
most delicate stomach. All drug
piafg
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PnKEnnI-

No name Is bettor and moro pleas.
antly and widel V known than that of
Mr.. j. A. Po2zoni. For years no has
made himself famous by tho elegant
perfumes and complexion powder that
bear his namo, tho latter having
found its way to the bellies OF Paris,
Germany and London. Every body
admires beauty in LADIES'. Nothing
will do more TO produce or enhance ID
than use of III. Pozzoni's preparations.
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E:cZ G IN "A, 4.

For the bencnI Of suffering humanity
ana IN heartfelt grat!iuie NJ the wonderful
result dceu H. only my duty 10 give this
unsolicited testimony iu favor OF Aaiftis
SptCluc. M' wife has D en- afflicted with
hereditary Eczema Or Salt Eheum from
her Infancy IL has Increased in Intensity
Win tach succeeding spring, AMI bein
soWe"hat skilled l1 medicine myself, |
tried every remedy ! could think of for
years-S apt'lll comoinet with every
FORM of PuiIss'p, and hundreds Of other
remedies, lotions and alEHli washes OF
every known kind but they all gave only
temporary relief During the spring Of 1885,
her lower eXtremitos became so iunsmed
ana sore hat she wa obliged to keep them
constantly coated with covering OF "Ful-
lerH Earth" mixed wet and allowed to dry
on. Among othorthlugs she was afflicted
win n periodical nervous headache, oe-
curing lcgul4rly every seven avs, some.
times followed by an intermittent f,ysr
Tor weeks at time, SO that her lie became
burden TO her
This spring Undermined she should take
=. y, ) ann following strictly the directions
IN regard 70 dose, diet, etc. This was about
seven weeks ago. After taking the first
large bottle thedisoase seemed 10 increase:
the burning, Itching aud Inflammation be.
came unbcarable. she, however, erseyered
u the use Of the medicine. Ar er taking
the second bottle the Inflammation began
20 subside after the third bottle thein
Illumination disappeared, and sore spots
dried upand IA ned white Gud Eculy, and
IMAM she bru he'd them on In an impalpa-
bic white powder resembling purc salt Sno
is now taking the sixth bottle three table,
spconiuls four times daily Every appear
ance OF the disease has gone, aud her flesh
IS becoming soft, white and smooth again.
ana what liz more, her periodical headaches
nave dlsapp AIRED ana she rs now. at SO
years OF Hge, cuiOl ing the only good health
ID of NJ.
wonder she declares with emphasis that
every bottle OF $ -. ~ r. worth a thOug-
and times itg weight In gOld.
ANY further Information concerning her
case VIII he cheeuu.ly given by herself NJ
her residence, 80 Mullct street, or by me
JOHN y BRADLEY, Is Griswoid st.
Detroit, Mich, Mny 10. 1885.
For sale sale by all Druggists.
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co..
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AS covering for leo houses, slaugh-

AS covering for leo houses, slaugh-
ter houses, refrigerator or cold storage
houses, or any house whore IL Ia do.
sirablo TO countornct the absorption OF
the SUMS heat on a black surface,
Ehrets' Prepared Roofing with clean
white sand sifted ON the last coat of
cement answers the purpose AZ very
moderate cost. The sand beds into the
cement giving light color 20 tho roof,
and as this cement hardans In
drying, least does not render Il
liquid, hence tho sand can no ither
run of nor blow oil.
SIDNEY SMITH,
Manager Southwestern Dopar5ment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

The bale of cotton, tho first OF the
season, shipped from kaufman county
by Muckelroy & Watkins to Blanken-
ship & Blake, of this city, was sold
yesterday morning at the Merchants
Exchange by w. l.. Hill, secretary, to
the highest bidder, and was purchased
by Mr.. Sam Klein vt 81 cents per
pound. 1t weighed y57 pounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
DON'T nIIonlsov" wIth tho Oourt

There was little misunderstanding
yesterday in tho county court be.
tween brace OF limbs OF the law, who
tangled up opportunities regardless OF
tho indlgnity offered the State and
tho court, The court was in
forthwith ordered the balligerents to
jail, whore, TO the as.uni-hmont OF
their many friends, they were carried
and duly incMcerated for the space of
l5 minutes, when they were released.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

The "Expositlon UnyersOllo do Part
Cullnalre" awarded the highest hont
ors TO Angostura Bltters AS tho mos
ctiiacious stimulant TO excite the appe.
tito and TO keep the digestive organs
In good order. Ask for the genuine
article manufactured only by DIR. j.
q. u. Seisert IL Sons, aud beware OF
limitations.
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SfSNNMM6SNMGSN

BUSINESS AND SHORT HAND
School, 81, Louis, No. This institution has
a larger attendance than all other COM
mcrcial schools In the city combined, and
offers the best facilities for giving thorough
instruction In the commercial and Eng.
lish branches and shorthand. Send for
circulars.
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Les, rbsn one I,o,tIe Did II.

p. w. withers, deputy shorin, JEFF
county, Ara, writes: can certainly
say that Hughes Tonic is tho best
chill remedy l ever heard of or used.
used only part Of bottle and III ed
no Quinine and IL CURED me.
Sold AZ retail by druggists generally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

The order OF little Phil Sheridan, roll
alive to the cattlemen vacating the In-
dian Territory, is calculated to cause
stock owners in that section great
deal OF trouble. They have no earthly
use tor General Sheridan, and arc get
ting rather sore over the matter.
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WARD 5 SE@IIlRl ron Y1aa, l.lDIES


A famous institution The Alunna
number 1913, The attendance lSSi-35 ia
for sixteen states. The 4lst session he
gins September, l, 1885. Patroni2e this e1I-
lsse; Board, fuel, lights, laundry, music
ana literary tuition, use of plano, cOntm-
gent iees, stationery. books ar sheet mn-
sic cost year from $500 to S35i, payable In
installments, if desired. d cpach for the
students viii leave Texas for NaahvllIe
september lstin charge of the agent. For
cata ogue and arrangements, address j. @.
Patton, Professor of Mathematics and
General Agent, Dallas, Texas. Mail will
be forwarded TO him on the road imme-
diately,
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- nAtA4A On VEN ALE lOLlIEli E.
Lexington, Ky The best L. not too
good for your Daughter, "EAMIIToS'
oilers nj! the advantages found IN n frss-
class college Tor ladies'; heethiast Of loca-
tiOn; sSoam-heated, gas lighted. hot ana
cold Wster on each floor; bathrooms. etO,;
equipment complete; especial attention 10
henth; u live, thorough hool Superior
HaNauLaEes In art, mu ic elOcutlon, and
languages But two pupils occupy one
room, Session opens $ ptomber IA. In
dorsed by leNiing people o the state Pu-
Pills leave Septemb r For catalogues
aud az inform0 ion, add ess Professor Il.
+. 81. Clair Box Is, Dial as, Texas, or
J'T. PATTI II SON, President,
Lexington, Heutucky.
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Pozzonrs Medioated g


For infants toilet 1t il an lndlspen-
siblo article, healing all excavations
Immediately. Mothers should use Ii
freely ON tho little ones. IL Is per.
iectly harmless. For sale by drug.
pigtQ.
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across Cedar creek TO got the cotton
and grain trade of Goshen sud Prairie
VILE. This move will bring great
een' ofC~oiu and cotton To Dallas. The
road wlll be extended at an early date
to Athens,
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Extension of the Texas frank

Superintendent Irvino shipped q lot
OF s4oyels and picks yesterday 10
Kemp, and the four miles of Texas
Trunk road built beyond that point,
which has not been used
will DO put In repair at
once, and tie line win be extended
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THE university aF MISSISSIPPI
Az OXFoRD-

Next session opens September y, 1855.
Tuition free to all but Law Students Omen
TO both seXe alike Terms very moderate,
Location healthy, and In community
FAMED for its churches schools, morality
ana culture. Seventy miles southeisi n
Memphis, Tennessee, and ON theI C Rail-
road Twelve learned structors De
partments OF Law, Art Literature and
science all In successful operation. For
catalogue and inlOr uatiOn, apply to tho
Chancellor, GENERAL a. y. STEWART.
II. NJ. SULLIVAN
Sec Ctpry Board Trustees
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DO not fail 10 coll and exc
anime tho elegant selection of blaok
Imported oil over lace, ut 30 CO IL per
yard; VI per yard, worth $3.50; 81, IS per
yard, worth " 80, and S2.S5 per ward =.
worth $3.50, ut Bauman's.
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EDGEWOBTa BOARDING asq D Y SCHOOL

for Young Ladies' aud Little Girls.
=, Mr;. II. p. I.ofenvrr, PRINCIPAL. No. 30
srnnklin street. Baltimore, I'd The 9th
School Year will b. gin ON Thursday. Sem
TEMPER Il, 1856 "Nf
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:, Backacho is almost Immediately re-
lieved by wearing one OF Carter's
Smart Weed and Belladonna Back
ache PlRsteTs. Try ono and be free
from pain. PIioo % oents.
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Meme Bros. and East Dailas Cor
net haud0 Will play NJ the Firaman's
picnic 10 Shady Wow park next
Saturday NIGHT.
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Mono hui ladies and Nontlemsu " a
he edmitted TO tho Firemen's picnic AZ
SHADY Wow park next Saturday
night.
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JACKSONVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY

lLLiEols CoNsERvAro RY or Music.
School OF Fine Art. Under one manage
ment, Offering 10 pupils OF each advantage
of al, u II BOLLARD, A. NJ, Principa
and Superntc deut, Jacksonville. III,
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ST Louis Seminar Y.
APJivNta gelert school OF High Grade
iOr Young Ladies'.

Situated at Jennings, tho most beautiful
OF the suburbs OF ST. Louis, on an elevation
In view of tue city, one mile OF the city
limits on the Wabash Railroad, The place
is beautiful and healthy Number limited.
Discipline careful and hOmelke; each pu-
Pill indlyidualiZCd. English, Classics.
Mathtmatics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, Vocal and Instrumental aud Art
Teachers Of large experience Commodi-
Gus, well ventilated buildings, with beautl-
fu and ample grounds. EARLY n3pHcaticn
only Will secure aIo0m. Terms moderate.
FOur,eepth year commences Sept 10th.
For further particulars ard Catalogues,
add ess the principal, u. r BILE WETTI j.
l.. ID. jennings, Mo
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Three plizes 60 bo given away at the
Euemen's grand picnic az Shady
View park next Saturday night.
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Waco Female College.
81. LOUIS MEDICAL COLLRGR,

Ihree years course required. 4ith tes-
Sion begins September "a, isS5. For circu.
lars address J. y II ALLFYNr, NJ, d., Dean
8l& Washing on avenue.
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At the great bargains In black Span.
ish, all over ace, prlco 30 cents per
yard; worth $3.50 NJ Bauman's
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IMPORTED HAIR-BRUsHEs,

Tooth-brushes, Soaps, Extracts and
Colognes
at Hirkox Il Hesrne's drugstore, In
w. II. Patterson d Co.'S, old stand.
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with 30 many years Of study, makes
us masters OF tho profession. Hickox
Il Hearno, Druggists.
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FOURTEEN YEARS

Hats of all sty lea and oolors at les,
th an cost, at Bauman's.
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Hosford,s Acid Phosphate,

INVALUABLE AS A TONIC.
DR.. j. l., Pratt, Greenfield, Ill.,, says:
at is all that itolaims to be-lnvRlus-
BILE rs u touic in any case where an
acid tonic IL indicatOd.n
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Every flrst-olsss dealer sells Opera
Puff cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi
tationa.
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Tho best 81, 50 aud 81 mons calf,
nigh or low quarter, shoes NJ Leor
kahn'a.
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Hats Hatsl Bonneisl bonnots!
At Your own prices, ~ b .uman's.
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Wesleyan Female Institute,
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

Opens September Flss, 1885. One of The
First SChO SIS for Young Ladies In The Unl-
tel State8 Surroundings beautiful. eli.
mate ~ surpassed. Pupils from eighteen
states Refers 10 one thousand puni's ~ d
patrons. Terms smong the best N the up-
lQu Board. Engl sh Course, Lavln, French,
German Music, etc, co. Scholastic YEAR
from September to June, 1888. For Cafa-
losGe, write u REV WM A. HARRIS, n D.,
Pre- ident StquutOu Va
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Actual bargain
In all departments, at BRuman's.
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Letter from Olon Rs.e

The most popular cigarettes at the
p0puIar price are Optra pn1s.
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DO not Fail 10 Read
Bauman's advertisement.