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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-09-29
4 HOWLING MOB.
Demonstration SgaiRst Compulsory
Vaccination at Montreal.

Ht
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, September 2S.-In
consequence Of the Inauguration of COM
pulsory vaccination to-day, at about
o'clock this evening bowling mob sur
rounded The East End branch health office
and completely wrecked the building.
The police on duty were powerless, and
the mob, gathering strength from this,
marched upon the central office III the
City Hall. By this time, however,
riot alarm had been sounded,
and a strong force of constables
were gathered together inside, but having
no one to command them the mob drove
them out of their way ike sheep. After
the mob had smashed the central office
they turned their attention to the central
station, and soon had all the windows in
that building broken. Revolver shots
were freely fr,d at the police. To scare
them, the police fired over their heads,
only to be received with jeers and
laughter. Things now looked SO bad
that the police were armed with rifles
with fixed bayonets, but happily ii was
not deemed necessary to use them. The
constables now charged the mob, clubbing
them right and left, aud succeeded in dis
persing them, but not before they bad
wrecked the greater portion of the
courthouse windows, which are opposite
the city hall. The mob broke up into
different bodies and proceeded 20 wreck
the windows of the Herald office and the
windows of the offices Of the medical
health officer, chairman of the Finance
Committee and pubic Eacciuators. a
| number of arrests we're made. The city
/ is in a state Of great excitement. 1t il
/ thought that the riots will be continued
| tomorrow night. The police will patro
around the public buildings all night
/ while the military will tomorrow be helt
| in readiness TO quickly put stop to
/ repetition of such scenes.
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Brighton Beach Races.

New YoBK, September 2S.-The at
tendance to-day at Brighton Beach
was deliphtful and the track in tip TOP
condition. Ii was very bad day for ia.
vorites, as in only one instance, the fourth
race, when Little Minch won, did they full.
fiji the expectation of their hackers. IL
the last race Baltszar, who has been hith-
erto unsuccessful in nine races, won with
ease, and paid his friends handsomely
The winners were; Waukesha, Vale J
Forge, Restless, Mittie Minch and Bslts
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EST A ABIISHED 1910.

The corn crop of this year, as we learn
from the latest computationof the Chicago
Farmers ReUiel0 based upon reliable esti-
mates, will be the largest ever known. 1t
will be nearly two thousand millions Of
bushels-the ReUieO's figures being 1,979,-
6Se, 900 bushels. Before such an avalanche
as this the bread-producing farmers of Eu-
rome must 90 down.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-09-29

THE opening of the Theater, last night,
was, Notwithstanding the inclement
weather, y pleasant event, participated in
by very good house, largely composed OF
representative people. Before the per
formance of .tueia, TIE opera Sc
iected for the OCCASION, there was
a service OF dedication that was
both appropriate and effective, and
was enthusiastically received by the
audience Two of our beautiful national
anthems vera sung, and in between them
an appropriate ADDRESS was gracefully de-
Iiverei by Miss Abbott, who seemed to be
much affected by an occasion so beautiful
and so far out of the ordinary run of her
artistic life. After that the opera 'csme
on" and ran smoothly to the close. 1t was
quite gala night and CHEEKY and gave the
management good eend off" that musi
be in the highest degree encouraging.
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Ba<ebau score, YESTERDAY

New YORK, September 2S.- Metropoli
tans, 10; st. Louis, 4.
BALTIMORE, MD, September 2S.-Balti
more, 2; Louisville, 4.
DETROIT, MICH. September iS.-De'
troit, IA; Providence, 2.
PHILApELPHIA, Pa, September 2S.-
Athletic, 6; Pittsburg 4.
BRooKLvN, n. Y, September 2s.-
Brooklyn. 2; Cincinnati, 10
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GENERAL wAsHISGToN NOTES.
AppoIn,ed cadet ns LARGE.

WASHINGTON, September 2s.-Franklin
Mills Jackson, son OF Maj. K W. jackson,
Fifth Artillery, has been appointed to the
vacant "at large" cadetship at West Point.
The President has no more appointments
st large TO make
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HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
Fourteenth Annual Fair OF the Hunts
VILE Agricultural Association.

willie Agricultural Association.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
HUNTSVILLE, September 28.-The four
teenth annual fair of the Huntsville Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Association
commences at the fair grounds here on
October 18th and continues five days. An
attractive programme has been arranged
and liberal premiums will be given in al
classes. A special feature will be made OF
the races, and a number of good horses
are expected to enter for the various
plraea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-09-29

THE suit entered by the t'nlted states III
the District Court for West a ennessee 10
test the validity of the Bell telephone pat
ent is attracting widespread attt Utlon-
The New York TIp,es, concluding cave
ful editorial synopsis of the bin filsd by
the Attorney-General, in which gross
frauds are alleged, says: SIT is spparent
that, whether these allegations are well
founded or not, the history of the Bel
patents will be thoroughly Investigated,
and that one result win be settlement of
the question whether Bells first patent
did or did not disclose the invention OF
speaking telephone The Chicago Tn
btlne, also in the interest OF the public,
berates the Western Union Telegraph
Company for refusing 10 send the
press telegram from this city an
nouncing the filing of the suit, and ssys
that Attorney General Garland will fnd
his action in authorizing the beginning of
these proceedings in the name of the
government warmly and heartily ap-
plauded. Private litigants have little
chance in contending with monopoly as
powerful as the Bell Telephone Company
and the poor inventors who struggled te
introduce their improvements 10 the publ
are now all driven from the field. Suits that
according to every appearance, had meri
and instice in them, have been decided il
the Eastern courts according to the olc
sewing-machine monopoly doctrine; bu
it remains to be seen whether there vii
not be something of change when tn,
United States becomes q party TO the sc
ton"
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PINE BLUFF, ARK.
A Negro fIORser FOund fn the River af
ReIl.s Eerry.

n
Belts Ferry.
fsPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
PINE BLUFF, ARK, September Pa
negro floater was discovered to-day in the
driftwood at Bells ferry, five miles above
this village. His skull WAS broken. He
had on pair of jeans pants and new
shoes. He was of large frame and five
feet eleven inches high. He had no pa
pers on his person to identify him.
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CoIoras, Rnnfists

ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 2S.-The
Coiored Baptist General Association
which has been in session here for nearly
week past, closed their work to-day snd
adjourned
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Tne united Atates ..na Japan.

WASHINGTON, September 2s.-The Post
to-day prints an interview with the Hon.
John A. Bingham, ex-United States
Minister 10 Japan, in which MIR. Bingham
is quoted as saying: u tried to arrange a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-09-29

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September 2S.-
During the last fifty hours the rainfall in
| this region has been unprecedented, ag
gregating over ten inches. There havt
been washouts on all the railroads, anC
great damage has been done.
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DUCK HILL. MISS
Injury 10 Crops from Continuous Rafns
Becoming Alarming.

Duck HILL, MISS, September 2S.-The
injury to crops in this section from con-
tinuous rains is assuming alarming pro-
portions. 1t has been raining now for
three DAYS without intermission, and no
prospect of a change yet. The cotton crop
has lost fully SS3 per cent. since Au-
gust 10th.
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TELEPHONE SUITS.
Important Interviews with Gen. Atkins
and Gen. Joseph E. Johnston
Concerning the
Suits Recently Begun in Memphis by
the United States Against the
Bell Company.
Smallpox PreGautiOns-The Special DE
livery System-A Letter from the
Dead-AppOintmenfs.

WASHINGTON, September 2s.--The Post
master-General has rendered a decision
that the salaries of postal employees cannot
be attached for debt. "
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Did you Sup
pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horsesf It is for inAamma'
ton of all flesh
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
HAVING been appointed trustee under the
II powers contained in the trust deed made by
payment of a note for $3.50 by them m de Sep
teriher IA, 1882, due one year after date default
having been made in the payment thereof, at the
request of the holder of said note. will. on
Wednesday, October rs. 1855.
at II o'cl ck M, at he southwest corner of Main
and Madison streets, in the Taxing District of
Shelby county, Tenn, sell the foil wing de-
scribed tracts of land: The first beginnine at
Carr and McLemore's corner on Greer's line /:
thence east II. 40 chains to said Greer,s Sc cor
ner; thence north 10 chains to Greer NE corner /;
thence east chains to Bradshaw's Sc corner /;
thence south 3.79 chains to McLemore and Carr s
SW corner of1S acre entry; thence east IS chains
thence north 10 chains to VIM. and Gideon Pill
lows line; thence east 1880; thence south
30 cha ms; thence west lI.90 chains to Carr and
McLemores lire; thence north 1879 chains to
the begin ming, containing l09 acres more OF less,
t being the same tract of land conveyed to Dan
i,l Hughes by Jam es L. Felts by decd of August
u, 1856, recorded in book 70. page IS.
Also, lot 10 of the rland subdivision of lots !,
fronting 60 feet on the east side of Borland ave-
rue, and running back, between parallel lines,
Also, part Of lot of same subdivision, on the
south boundary line Of lot TO- eighty :sst r.s' -
southwest cgsasF 9t saiAs ""A ,,on,ns south af az
..... boundary line nine feet six
inches; thence at right angles east sixteen feet
so as to run directly the center of the mouth
OF the cistern; thence at right angles nine feet
six inches to the south boundary line OF SAID
property, with all improvements thereon, ano
Gei9g 9 the same property convey ed to ); Z. a.
In book l45, page %, of the records of Shelb,
county.
Terms of SaIe-Cash. Title believed to be good
/. ii: ESTES, JR.. Trustee.
]. FRlEDLANDER. ARCHITECT,
WILL furnish plans and specifications anC
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-09-29

THE Washington correspondent of the
Rochester Democrat makes pen-and-ink
sketch of Mr. Cleveland, from which we
learn that the President has gained the
reputation OF being very blunt man and
simple in his ways This is just and
true. In some respects Mr.. Cleveland re-
senIbles Mr.. Lincoln in the manner Of
treating oflice.seekers. Mr.. lincoln, it
will be remembered, always inquired Fl st
after a mans habits and practices and
successes in his own sffsirs, and when
ever he made bad selection it was due
to a misrepresentation on the part OF
those who chsmpiUned the applicant. BE
talks in low, seli-possessed tone, and
tries 10 eurtail his interviews ss much as
possible He never hurries away man
he likes, vet when he passes much time
with caller it is usually spent in social
and not in political or official matters BE
has adopted the habit of his late predeces
sor in inquiring into the ins and QUITE o.
local politics in large cities and places o
- N1tation, from whatever cause. He say:
he. 10y studying the politics IN one par
Of the tate he gets at least q fair smatter
;,o of tba .~tuStion in that entire section
as The local =, ~litics in one portion OF ;
State resembles 70 eohslaefAoie aegte'
that in another.
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suits Against Insurance Companies.

HARRISBURG, Pa, September 2S.-The
ATTORNEY General to-day proceeded
against nearly a score OF mutual insurance
companies in the State TO show cause why
their business should not be- susb1::.,,,',.,'. :.,'-.
They were all proceeded against in 1852
but had the proceedings stopped on ac.
count Of the claim that they were com
plying with the laws. 1t is not the in.
teution of the Attorney General to break
up all of them,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-09-29

LUNpBoRG's perfume, Edenis.
Lundborg's perfume, Marchal Mel Rose
LANDLORDS perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's perfume, Lily Of the Valley
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Unprecedented RaInfaII i'm Florida

LYONS Tasteless Syrup of Quinine pro
duces exactly the same effect ss the bitter
quinins. Children love tn take it.
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Clarendon Hotel.

A. PATTISoN 4 &Co.-;--PRoPRIEroRs
Rates. 50 per day. Centrally located, opposite
.hn nav Cnitnn Exchange and TeleCranh Ofica.
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Dufry's European fsoses.

Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms soc.
75c and 81 per day; American Plan 81 per day.
First-class Restaurant in the Hotel.
i NJ DITEEY 10 Yrs with Peabody HotaN PROP Il
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel

@. B. GALLOWAY & C0................ PRoPRIETORs
Rates-s2 so and So per day, according to
size and location of room.
Special rates made.
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nAiNB0W nAnTIHE R5sLiSsE R5sLI!iSsE s.
Simple safe relfalJfs and perfect retainer 1t Is
not a Truss. Worn Day and Night and It's
presence forgotten. Send for circular with testi-
monials from grateful sufferers cured by this ap-
pliance. Address Central Medical and Surgical
Institute e2o Locrst St. St. Lou-s. Mo
Skillful treatment given all kin S of surgical
and medical cases. Consultation free and invited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-31
ItNrI,

Mr.. Willis, an expert electrician
has been employed by the Erie Tele-
phone company, and is making gen.
era! inspection OF oil the oompsny's
subscribers, Instruments in the city
and pultiug them in frst.clsSs order
The company will place an
additional operator at the
central office, September |, 10
facilitate the service by prompt con-
nections. This will make four ladies'
at the switch board during the day.
This company has completed its line
between Dallas, Austin, San Antonio,
and other points in Southern Texas,
The largest telephone circuit in the
world 10 owned by this company, /. O.
from Denis0n 10 Eagle Pass, via
above named points.
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Gun. Colorado a Santa ne.
THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
ALlvELY ATTEMPT AT ESCAPE.
Temperance Services at tho Commerce
Street Chureh-The Federal Court
BuildlDg-A Delightful Sab
bath-The Rising Gebera-
tion Club Picnic
The Rising Generation

The Rising Generation club post
poned lite picnic last Thursday until
Saturday. on account of the weather,
but 1t was rewarded by a pleasant
day. Siler's largest bus was char
tered, and they went TO Longs lake.
Boat-riding was INDUCED in 10 great
extent. At 1880 dinner was announced,
and all the delicscies OF the season
were served. The members present
were: Misses Mary and Sallie Poin-
ter, Lillian Hamilton, Maud RedfieId,
Anna Tension, Orphs Dawson, Ma.
mic Randall, Rena Lemons, Ella
Witwer, Jessie Prsther, and Charles
and John Worrall, Ed Prsther, Henry
Tension, Willie Darlington, Hal Red
field, Horace and Willie Cumming.
Chaproned by Mesdames Turner and
Littletield. a number OF members
were absent for different roasons, but
all had most pleasant time, and re-
turned in high spirits. The little folks
will repeat their picnic within - few
weeks
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-31

The following list OF now subscrib.
era have been connected TO tho Pan
Electric Exchange this week: No, 10,
BoEzo, j., .ir., grocer; No. 2e5, Dalls.
Cracker Factory; No. 252, Henry Gar
rett, burglar-screen factory; No. al,
Jackson Bros, grocers; No. lis, Lewis
Bros, shoe store; No. VI, Lesten a
Soper, market; No. %, Marsalis, II.
L., residence; No. C9, Pearre Bros,
printers; No. 30. Parks, y. T., real
merchants.
l take this method OF informing our
subscribers that, the eloctric-light
wifes coming down on our wire,
last night, at1:30 p. M, rendered n,
unable 10 answer calls at the switch
board for an hour, owing 20 the dis.
agreeable noise aud tho burning out o
several drops. u. NJ. CLowkR,
Manager,
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Lively Attempt nj Escape

There was quite little breeze stirred
up last evening about o'clock, by ths
attempted escape OF negro boy from
the calaboose. lie was charged with
theft, and upon getting out, struck
down Commerce street, aud turning az
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad,
ran down the track. The people out az
tho time, and In the vicinity, thought
the excitement was connected In some
way with the railroad strike, and q
largo crowd fastened IN that direction
when then their apprehensions were
delayed by the return az the prisoner,
in custody Of Officers Beard aud Miller,
who captured him after brief chase.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-31

TO her abode, corner of Austin and
Polk streets, essayed tn shoot the ten
OF her head of with six shooter, bnt
she made signal failure of it. She
,wss taken charge of by the police, and
lodged In the station house, but on
promising to keep tho peace with hor.
sslf, she was released.
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remp.rauee Services

The woman's Christian Temperance
Union held services at the Commercs
street Christian church Last evening.
There wa large audience, who were
entertained with short lectures, some
really One music, and speech nom
little Master Knowles, n lisping youth
OF, perhaps, thfoo summers, who rea-
soned from the principle that "as he
was a.temperance boy, no was bound
10 be n taulperanCo man."
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Alston's Hungarian Patent flour.


Read Reflect!
Ours is the largest and most CON-
plete stock Of books and stationary In
North Texas. We buy from manu-
facturers and can sell as cheaply as
any house in the State. We have uni
form but very low prices. If YOU
want to buy any thing whatever in our
line we would ask you to soc our
goods and get our prices. 1t will cos {
you notning to see Them, and we are
sure wo can mako you money by bay.
ing from us. Rememb II the place,
QUO Main street, FEARS IL JONES, .
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p.i,rhtful Sahba,A

The day OF rest yesterday was beau
tiful and pleasant beyond description.
Amor the rain Of Saturday afternoon,
nature put on her holiday attire, and
the bright sun OF yesterday enlivenod
the exeftions OF royiviiied nature. The
churches were all well attended, and
Il was \ noticeable fac. that every NJ.
tendRnt heard zone OF the finest ser.
mons ever listened to-" The condition
of an auditory's subjective world has
much to do with the favor IN which Z
sermon ~ received.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-31

Lss It not DO forgotten tina: this ia
not only the lei day Of August, but
the last Monday Of the mouth. The
two justices OF our precinct open their
respective monthly terms, when cases
will be set for trial on such days a.
par,iee, or their attorneys, may agree
upon. The dockets are not unusually
large, but II Is probable that there will
be more trials OF civil cases during the
next month than have occurred during
the past two months, owing to tho hot
weather and the absence OF parties. at.
tornoyH and witpeRses.
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THE HERALDEDALLAs TEXAS. MONDAY. AUGUST l,,a.s
A Few Questions

,Doyou wish the best made, most
elegantly furnished and most stylish
buggy, carriage, ph@son, cart, surrey, or
any style of pleasure vehicle? and one
that does not need repairs every week
or mouth? and if you desire to save
commission to jobbers and retailers,
and wish to deal direct with the fac.
tory egent. then go and zee II. r,
Rodgers, Elm street, next to Adams &
neonard's bank, the State representa-
tive of Locke d Jewell, the great
Amesbury carriageimakers, where you
will see for yourself where you can get
what You want and save money.
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Enh,rnl RnilhInr

Tnenow pos.oGice, courthouse, etc,
so long delayed by the Federal gu.
thoritlos, IS beginning to make 4 saov.
ing for itself. The stone ls Of the huos,
quality and beautifully laid I'M and
whilst the building may not be as ex-
tensive as was hoped Tor, 1t will vet
prove % DO very ornamental struct-
ure.i As soon a. possible, tross should
be planted on the surrounding ground.
The cottonwood Is quickest OF growth,
unless Is 10 the chinRberry; but the
maple Il, by far, the handsomes,, snd
most permarent-at least, so Gays VoX
pCnul.
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Eczema.

For tho benon. OF suffering humanity
and Ia heartfelt gratitude re the wonderful
result deem u only nay duty 20 gvo this
unsolicited testimony IN favor OF aFlits
specific. Nv wife has b-on afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or Salt RhCum from
her infancy. 10 has increased IN lntcus'ty
with each succeeding spring, and belu
somewhat skilled la medicine myself |
tried every rcm0dv | could think OF for
1oars-SArsaparllla combined vita every
form OF PotgsslW, and hundreds OF other
remedies, lotions and alknl washes OF
every known kind, but they all gave only
tenn orary relief During the spring OF 1851
her lower eXtrcmlties became 10 inflamed
and sore that she wa. Obliged TO keep them
constantly coated With covering q "Ful-
lcr's Earth,' mixed wet and allowed 10 dry
on. Among other things she was afflicted
with periodical nervous headache, oc.
curing regularly every seven Il ,ys, some.
times followed by an intermittent fever
for weeks nj n time, 80 that her lie became
a burden 10 her.
This spring determined she should take
| &. \, \. and following strictly the directions
In regard TO dose, diet, etc. This was about
| large bottle the disease seemed To Increase;
the burning, itching and Inflammation b.
came uubcarnhlc. She, however, pCrsoverCd
/ In the usa Of the medicine. AZ or taking
/ the second bottle the Inflammation began
/ 10 suhsido Alter the third bottle the In.
Z
| dried upand o. ned white and scaly, and
/ finally she brushed thcm of In an impalpa.
/ bic white powder resembling pure salt Sue
/ II now taking the sixth bolt =, three table
spoonfula four times daily Every appear
/ nnce OF the disease has gone, aud her Gcsh
l. becoming son, white and smooth again ;
and what u more, her perio deal headaches
have dlsapp AIRED and she IL now, NJ AZ
ye sI. Of age, enlo. Ing the only good health
| she has Known Tor upwards OF ~ year,. No
wonder she declares with emphasis that
every bottle OF = =. \ Il worth n ihous-
and times ~ weight In gold.
Any further Information concerning her
case Will be checrfnlly given by herself AZ
her residence, iSi Mullct street, or By mo
JOHN y BRADLEY. tiGfiswold ~.
Detroit, Mich, May 10, ISIS.
For sale sale by all Druggists
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases.
ritr SWIFT apt,rtrtc ~
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The select school of the Cedars, sixth
year, opens Monday, September II,
1879. This school offers thorough in
stfuotlon IN all English branches
music, Language and art. Children
trained for u useful life. Terms rea-
souable.
MRs. T. NJ. MIERs, principal,
S2l Corsicsna street, Dallas Texas.