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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-04
Yesterdays TRANSFERS:

YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS:
Sarah B Ramaley to Christine Her.
wegen, 1t 49, blk Is, Ramaley park. LOG
Same to Edwin Davis, 1t II, blk 2, Ra-
maley park. 1OO
George L Becker to Robert Elder, 1t 13,
blk s, Edmund Rice's add. ............ GOO
P Libby to John w Staples, two acres
in sec %, town 29, range 27........... 40C
julius Lemke to Gustav Martin, e% of
1t 8, blk 2, Magoffin & breckenridge
add. 5OC
Henry FL Lockwood to Hans Hansen, 1t
l, blk 2, Lockwood's add. ............. 25C
Elizabeth Groffel to Carl I Metz, part of
Its 26, 81 and 49, Lyman Daytons add 1900
Sarah Ramaey to James Harvie ct
al, 1t IL, blk 2, Ramaley park. ........ 10O
Trustees of the Hamline university to
Mathew Miller,lt and2, blk 6, Ham
nne.. IUU
Sarah B Ramaley to Edward III Milham,
1t Is, blk 81, Ramaley park. .......... loo
Same to W King, 1t IL, blk IL, Ra-
M M Williams Rnrs to Eckiund it u.s. blk Luz
2, rearr of blk and part of blk 4,
Nelson's add. 41O
James Sutton to Caroline e Share, 1t
49, blk 7, College Places west div. 400
Barbara Deiseroth ct al, to Henry G.
Idle, part of blk SO, Lyman Dayton's
add. .................... 5UU
White Bear NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 1,00O
Sarah Ramaley to John Pfster, 1t Is,
blk 10, Ramaley Park Observation-Disclosures. 100
Thomas H Stinson to Conrad Basins,
1t 20, blk l, subd of Stinson, Brown s.
Ramsey's add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
John Vergoossen to Peter L Vergoosen,
1t II, blk 80, Lyman Dayton's add. LOO
James Hickey to Thomas ] Rooch, Its 4
and 5, blk 13, subd of Stinson, Brown
& Ramsey's add. $3.50
Charles B Wright to Alexander Kauf-
man, Its 10 and 20, blk Anna ERam-
sey's add. go. .................... GOO
John G Weber to Michael Lynott, 40
acres in section 81, town 80, range %. 1000
John H Tracy to James A Annett, Its IL
and Ii, blk 9, Tracy's out lots. 400
James A Annett to James Merchandise,
Its IL and IL, blk 9, Tracys out lots... zoo
John Nelson to Henry Henly, 1t 10,
blk Fl. Marshall's add. ............... 500
Alb Sitzinger to Andrew School, 1t 9,
blk 6, Lewis add. Observation-Disclosures. 1,05O
Carl Asch to N III Guldborg, part of Its
/, 2 and 8. subd Of blk so, Lyman Day.
Robert P Lewis to S ] Hanson, 1t 29, blk
Il, Lewis I'd add. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
Robert Lewis to Alice M O'Neil, 1t %,
blk 6, Lewis add. CSC
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-04
A Great Discovery.

Sixteen permits, total cost %.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-04

The Sengerfest committee announces the
following order of the procession of the
SRngerbund ON Saturday:
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

EvOk SALEM ACCOUNT Of DE-
e ciininx years, . farm or ~ aores, situ-
atod In Souh CnristiAna Hsndnd, New
Caste Ooinv, ne, o. The rad Leading
vine SpriAEs, about tthrss miles rom the
fsrmsr aud within ave minutes Walk Of
Fsulklana station % tbs b. r. kAiiruad
Large stone hosss ooRcaAniAx u rssms With
necessary conv On ieasss K itsn en- lexis feet,
with q selisLt water ct The door. Large
stone barn with overshoet and other saed-
ding attached. wagon house, % carriage house
vita corn cribs and grsnsry In the same
etc. Timber fNr fe nch 3, fruit in abandsnce
water, e1. Ali in exoslient condition and
n high and healthy nsigbb rhoet. This
10 very desirable sAGmer residence For any
oty genuem.n, or would make . good
truck farm. f,r further particulars, Apply
to HEALD b co., Seventh and Marke
ftreets. o7-steod
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

livUh SALE Oh t.XtIi1ANGE-A NUM-
Il her OF desirable houses, with all tie
modern improvements. Little cash required,
or building lots will be taken in part or whole
payment balances may remain on mort
gage for years. Also building sites In all
parts Of tho city for residences; also manu-
featuring sites, especially adapted for mo-
10000 business. with 81 evor-howing stream
Of water passing through II, about 30 feet
from tho II. L. r. ERilroAi CITY TAX one
oh, nth the regular rates. This property will
be sold BY tho sere Or in smaller lots, at
terns to SUIT purchasers. Aleo houses to
rens cheap. tn ~. M. COLE,
100 french street.
Or PJ FORD, Sth and Rodney SLIT
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

ORIVATE SALE-A DFSIKkBLE PRO
4 perty OF 81 acres, y mite from Green
Ttlle, vol wst~red and feuced, goed build
tngs. house 2nN4O fest barn 70 fret square
othor GOOD out buildings. convenient Il
ehrrchss, schools md mills, Terms cary
SUSAN MURPHY, areenvllle, Del. % lar
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

EYJR SALE - GOOD DhAU9hf
u horses. with o guarantee good drtv-
fag horees with guarantee I; secondhand
dootor buggy, single cart, l no-top buggy.
i dray, | Nore wagon, l furniture cart, !
double cart, plough. lawn mower. These
thtogs will DO sold for wAit Of use. Good
baakable notes ct month"; will DO taken or
VIII exchange for resi- estate. P. J. FoGD,
r;fth and Rad NV atr-r-s 'n'-''f -
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

NOR SAI.E-WE HAVE MANY DE-
IL srADle properties at roally low rates
aud easiest Kiud Of tsrms. either fnr houses
o. for Investments. Also choice mRnufAc
turing sites with or without wharf frontage.
Our prices are quite IS favorable rs 10 deal.
INK rect with tie owners AMI our arranged
maps, plots aad -dita collected with 81
yeats operati" ns'r, very valuable for refer
enoo before buying.
o7.l0t cod HHAY.D 4 co.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09
WANTED.

.1-Ini .uLADIfS IN CITY
Irnl-r % work f0r ua o. the!r
,.iraiiLv employment no 10
nv, ,oy. ca1 DO sent by mAil
| nt,sr,l,ll; &c to - po- week
4, ~ canvafsirg; particulars
n6twJ-s matted for four oonts
|fIsaas address, Honn MANI
IA vi Bgs0n, Mass. r. q. Box,
N'' nul4-3m
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09
The following described real estate;

1no following uoScflbo1 retb ostate
No. L All that firm Of two hundred and
ten acres allied "Lombardy," in Brandy
wine Hundred. on the Concord turnpike.
Large stone mansion. largo stone bArn, two
large franc dwelling houses and ootbutid-
ings 10 acres U! this land Is fine chestnut
and white oat tin Der, bslsnce fine fa ming
and truck land Just two miles from Market
street bridge; we'll waiered. Pc sons dc.
sirous Of II u .0nssink will be shown over the
| far ~ by Besism,n Atwell, the tenaot OF the
mansion house. Several tipo river : fes m
the farm. Within one mile off alton on the
Baltimore h fhi'adeiphia Railroad.
| No. Largo d ceiling house and stable
at the N. W. cori.er of seventh and West
streets About ibb iect on seventh sueet,
AMI ab5ut an average Of 66 on West rect
Per,on wishfns ~ purchase will 90 SHOWN
t rough tho house an SATURDAY. before the
sais Possession given 10 days after sale.
No. g. New brick dwelling house and
store corner Maryisnd avenue and Bird
street.
MOI About eight acres Of marsh land In
marlborough march. adjoining lauts late
of Andrew Cruniish. well set in grass
Terms easy aad made known the day of
sale.
THOMAS BIRD ard
LEVI U. BIRD,
| Executors, nc.
/ sll-mo-we-fr Is
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

AVN . LIZ = ..HiSh JU.,e ti.Df..i.t
n at private sale. 1000 feet Of buiidins
fro sts availAOi, tor rapid Improvements
Nes plots now really, 5000 feet ffont ofio Z
West OF bro me street. Low probes and
ter .ns TO suit the purchaso
JOS. L. CARPENTER, Jr.,
FRANK CHANDLER,
e1i.tf 6O4 king etv oct.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

HAN ACTIVE MAN th
[,s I, eyer5 county to soil cur
Ey 60 per month and ex cnses'
n, kSrenscs In al vauco. Out
III, un PARTICULARS, address
Ius.LVEK " aRE TO-. ~ ston,
o3 I'm
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

FhHAk TWAS STOLEN a.
ma Ii 'held Il the un 10y
W tac,y, % h int n dsrk roam
peas oil, wsishlns about loco
NV ~ q IL font without corks
I'll 10 pad Tor the horse and SIS
Az crivistion OF the thief.
|hInE "slrStanton. Dol
a.Ia y. a Il IT.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

ErPEItS TO
~ ts.y cun nave furniture
H s,1 IND unh0lyseeod, and
1 5,o4pa- than anywhere else
ThY, hAMlLTON 4 o., no.
k.lA street. u1i-I
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

LbAllhST GLASS BU SH Eli
Abby ~ 515 Market street.
|gnsnt lor competent work
SS bls.FENIO ESQ II
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

Ll-;SlrUATlDr AS OtPY-
Elh4y, or n few mrsi, schol-
kGsal. gwen. Apply at tle
y. os-ets
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

uHOR Sale - CHEAP, TWO NnH
u nine r.omsi houses, No. 82s and ~
Jaoh son street, with modern Improvements.
rerms easy. Osher properties TOR sale In
tifierent parts OF tho city. Aoply at NO 8
West Seventh street or No. 90 est Ninth
nreet. Telephone call No. 30. j. X. u.
SEEIiS Il ~ ms ="
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

GNJR SAIL -DNE s EUuS DHAND
Il doctor Pp1xn De oni-h>nd Clayton
Wagon, two seoo nu. hand UuRxies. in good
ord ,r. ono storo wagon. two sets OF double
harness. aid $50 sets OF ringle harness, Az
ply to W. q. MA Atm, rhird and Orange
streets oT-ilI
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

EUH SALS-ONE OF TIM MIST Pt.O
IL ductive farms In Ns~ Castle Couety
with In seven m lies sf this city. IL contain
2os acres and Will be sold at very low figure
and on Easy terms. Full part'cularso on sppf-
cation to SA N u Ell CU1IBERT. 800 shirley
street. BQ0
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

f-glk;c; WAN ZINC STU.
4 tlraea call at Intelligence
kassfo"t. OF 90 q
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

~ 81 N1.l ENE-lNG. A
r,Isls gold ring. with carved
e.ilutth street between Monroe
Wert Ia tnGe- will bs suit
.N u leaving same At 9l1 West
II" o9 -
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

[p-A NAN To START THE
Ina VOID basin rs. Apply 70
I.l NJ 46j East Second streo'.
DIST
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

NOR SALE-TwO STORY BRICk
q dwelling In an elegant d ely n bornoVd on
western side Of the city. IL contains room
and modern oonvenienrios and will be sold
at bargain, % the owner Is about to loave
the city. SAMUEL CULBERT, 500 Shtpley
street. s9-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

ESUR SALE-A rwU-SrukY nAlCA
e house near nth and Monroe, con-
t4ining s rooms. with all the modern i'm
provements, front yard and porch, private
alley. large bark ysri. eensated &c liar floor
header, hot and cold water, bath. VIII be sold
70 GEORGE =. vERHOr this
offoe s2ltf
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

EyOR E1lDENOh 300 W ESr
IL eth stroet. latsiy occupied BY Allen
dooessod. A modern and we'll
built house, with large stdo yar1, In good To-
cation. W I'll be sold on o commodating terms,
and poeeorsion ven almost inm 90 lately
Apply TO J. N. GAWTHROP, lC2 AMI lo4
" ast Alh stfee< ru INT
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

NOTIOa-ALL PER5 ms A DC HERE
N by forbidden to tru's aaunlh Barker
Chambers on my scsuut. JiSkPH ID.
|UHAMBEES, Stanton, Bol. oe-5Id ltwt
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

,,y,- ST. yEAAB SIN ALL
~ mod localities at greatly re-
An,ly TO ! hUN T. y Il.
street. H2o-f
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

NYOTIOE-ALL PERSONS ABE FOL
IN hidden TO trust any one on my asuoil0
Without \ written order.
nMiH1p vvw1 ssts
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

fD-lN"LDlA fELY, a DAIRY
u ilit'A OF milk. Apply -
|sh g.Ijh-t fourth at o7-f
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

b. M.N OF GOOD AID
s'9is.crIl-te Of a good payikK
.ilts u t.is 0thce. O-o cod 81
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

t0YIt, AT No. sos ESQ
tond street. buys rnd reiIs
Y OF srcpnd. n AM furnf.
pdiaK, carpets, stoves ana
pats aul0-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

hl'-l Hits WON AN To
~ hsli Vrown girl. Apply
/ II sai Ii p.ey sts. ob-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

iu-tpt KHlHG FOR Ar Old
AppY at Intailiscnce oihoe,
erect o7-3tS
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

|tl-A GERMAN 10Y TO WIN
tiisftisi Ship, y5t. oT-3t
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09
SATURDAY, ooroBsR 10, 1884

DUBLLO SALE OF alLLL SITE, WA.
< ter power, sto. viii sell at Cecilton,
Nd. "a
SATURDAY, oOToBsR 10, 1884
at1so p. n,
al that niA property and tenant house
thersto belong ing, lying AoAr Cecilton, CD
II road leading HON froderioktevn 10 st.
stspbou's ssufct. This 10 an old mill site,
sEd until tae recent burning OF tho m Ill lad
first eless tr nds. The sale will be poative
I'll" terui easy to suit puIcbaser. This Ia q
good opportunity for any one with small
saEttsl understanding tho business. For
iufthsr intrmsion aUpy TO lFO. X
Ls"lS, o0e uiipin avenue, Wilmington,
ieI. oo4t
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

UNUR MALE OR RENr-AN ENGINE.
r. lLhorse power; also one OF s-horse
power. A lot OF sss pipe for sale. Apply
70 J. q. hIhZEL, No. &c East Second &C..
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

ErUR SALE - FOUR SIX kUumED
H houses, with bath and frJnt pnrohes, on
Du oont street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, ON easy terms. Apply - DAS1tL
MoK t.SNEY, Southwest corner Third and
Monroe streets. al-ood I'm
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

NOR SALE-NO. 1875 " ST ELEv ENTh
T. street, with Q rooms AMI shed kitchen.
1t Is we'll located nd must bs sOld tn close
an e~tAte. HEALD & o., Seventh and
Msrk 1t strcsts. oo-ot
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09
ron RENT.

-1.-Itnr iiniUh HOUSE
ms not and cold water and
\. w Wat street. win be rented
!" etsr:h 70 Inquire ut zlo
~ " await
IT.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

f7OR SALE Oh KENr-rAE PROPER
a ty az southwest corner Of Third and
jhuroh strcsts, now tonanted by the Hare q
Aorgan Company. Apply 70 J. ID. HOF
TICKER, JR., trustee Of Jos. Teas estate
sinth and Market streets. city. aep17-eod-t
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

y.s mNI
es Of toe II
n3ral phll5
etrepsre1
este eaI
pr, iOlIa' |
he etOholj
Ills lIa'1
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

eater d
l5tl0uI
We beal
HUN
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

Or P.J. FORD, ssh and Rodney shit
Daily Republican., 1885-10-09

w u Will NV hua hnhO ~ WIZ P'S-e
for her, won't we Aunt!
"Of course, my desr, }" answered Mrs.
Darcy. "I ALWAYS wish To make my
guests happy aud comfortable" aud
thus the subject WAS dismissed FOR
the time.
The following week Marc arrived ono
afternoon at home. Ia his cereiert'
manner he had omitted to send word OF
] his return, consequently Mrs. Dsrcy
and Es.elle were out, returning Calls
Learning this from one OF she ser
wants, Marc made his way to tho Wo@s
Idrawina room, the cosie1t room In the
house. Opening tho door, he stood
l ira SSH xed upon the threshold. A youn
girl was reclining, fast asleep, on the
bear skin rug before tho glowing hro'
One ,iimpled arm, bare to she elbow,
WA thrown carele4sly shave her ho~l I,
whiIo one tiny hand rest.,d under the
baby chin. Sofs, hoss llks hair cusioh
In golden rings about she white iore'
head and fair mock
| with an exclamation OF surpri ~
marc turned to go; At which pair d
Ibs vildsred bius eyes open@d and -Az Al
tuussaoning,y at him. Then hastily
Infringing froua hss recun bent pOsition
1.-The young girl stood biushina befor'
him.
As Maro made his apologies, he In
hrrupted with
OaiIknow. You ara tho gentle
usn H4tslle Is engaged TO; thsn
Idou't mind. It's not no bed NJ II 20
Shad boon \ stranger. How you SCARE
lme." Here one little dimpie, The
sanotbxr, orept forth, till q rnsfry pea
lauaift.r rIppled thsouga the room'
~htch MNIn joined.
Whe, Mrs. Darcy and Estelle re
lturset, they found Iuez, Tor II wa
lsbe, and Marc chatting away Ike Oh
triends.
L, In spite of of Iuez's recent loss, whiC
!, ldstod only two mon,hs hack, he: on III
: biaa, :nirth. loving nature could take J
= Hold Of sorruw. Hnr VeArs wero III
sAprtl showers, quickly over. Tue. q
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-09-19

In speaking of its home schools,
the Ibervile South, has this to say
of education
The education of the rising gem
Grafton is one of the most import
ant subjects now agitating the pub
lie mind. Educational conventions
are being held in all the States of
the Union, and the best methods Of
advancing the cause of education
has been discussed in all Of its
bearings. A higher standard Of
qualifications for teachers has been
determined on, and the ignorant
and incompetent teacher will have
to make room for the educated and
experienced instructor.
The custom of bestowing the po-
sition of school teacher upon igno-
rant and unworthy partisans must
be ignored in the future if intelli-
gence and virtue are to take the
place of ignorance and licentious-
ness. A man who has devoted the
best years of his or her life to filling
the position Of teacher, are the only
ones, when possessed Of the proper
mental and moral qualifications,
that should be entrusted with the
moulding Of the mind and character
of the youth Of the country.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-09-19
How to Eat Wisely.
Halls Journal of Health.

As universal rule in health, and
with very rare exceptions, ii disease
that is best to be eaten which the
appetite Graves or the taste relishes.
Persons rarely err in the quality
OF the food eaten natures instincts
are the wisest regulators in this
respect.
The great sources Of mischief
from eating are three quantity fire.
vuency, rapidity /; and from there
come the horrible dyspepsias which
make Of human life a burden, a
torture, a living death.
Rapidity.--By eatingfast the stom-
ach like a bottle being filed
through a funnel, is full and over
flowing before we know it. But the
most important reason is the food
is swalled before time has been al
lowed to divide it in sufficiently
small pieces with the teeth for like
ice in a tumbler of water, the small
er the bits are the sooner they are
dissolved. 1t has been seen with
the naked eye that if solid food is
cut up in pieces small as half a pea
it digests almost as soon without
being oEewed at all as if it had
been well masticated. The best
plan, therefore, is for all persons to
thus commute their food: for
even if it is well cheWed the COM
munition is no injury, while it is Of
very great Importance in case of
hurry, forgetfulness or bad teeth.
Cheerful conversation prevents
rapid eating.
Frequency-It requires about
five hours for a common meal to
dissolve and pass out Of the stom-
ach, during which time this organ
is unnecessarily at work, when it
must have repose, as any other
muscles, after such a length Of
effort. Hence persons should not
eat within less than five hours in
terval. The heart itself is at rest
more than one third of its time.
The brain perishes without repose.
Never force food on the stomach.
Quantity-It is variety which
tempts to excess !; few will err as to
quantity who eat very slowly.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-09-19

ARE Tax TITLES WORTH ANY
THING I've have been asked this
question so often that it has be-
come a familiar saying. For the
information Of those who may want
to invest in real estate under tax
sale we will state that, SO far as the
title is concerned, a tax title is as
good as sale under a writ of f ia,
or order of seizure and sale if the
law has been complied with. This
is the trouble. We have stood by
and seen the sheriff knock off prop
erty to bidders that we knew was
not worth one cent, and why /?
Because the property was wrong
fully assessed, did not belong to
the party for whose taxes it was
sold, or doubly assessed. We have
just recorded a deed to q valuable
piece OF property. Is it worth
anything I? No, for the simple rea-
son that the husband gave it in as
his property when in fact it is clear
" the property Of the wife, for she
inherited it from her deceased
mother. IL it had been purchased
by her after the marriage there
would have been some excuse for
assessing and selling it in the name
Of the husband but such is not the
case. It was acquired by inherit
ance and the party purchasing un-
der such assessment gets no title at
all. Richland Beacon.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-09-19
Lost on. SEa'egyed.

a Darkroom mule 3syears old branded on
n left thigh, thus 10R. lost since last April
Grand Prairie. A liberal reward will be paid
for his recovery. aug 29-5t
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-09-19
.ESTR.ar E.OTHCE.

Taken up by the undersigned, a bay creole
horse, inclined to be hog-back, branded about
thus: IL on the left thigh. The owner can
have same by proving property and paving all
costs c. #. ANDRUS,
Aug. 22-5t Prud'h0mme City.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-09-19
DRESSED FLOORING,
CEILING AND
WEATHERBOARDS.

Special orders solicited and Bills
sawed at our mill at j eannerette, If
desired and lumber delivered at
points on railroad.
We propose to do our share of
business and invite attention. Call
and examine our stock and prices !;
we want your business.
p. S. CUMMINGS,
aug 29-3m Manager.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-09-19
CHOICE KILN DRIED SHINGLES,
Dried by patent processl
'!BEST IN MARKET.D

at reasonable prices, also cheap
shingles at $3.50 per thousand.
Constantly on hand, in all
lengths and sizes, an assortment of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12
SIDEWALK NOTES.

Ladies' and Misses real kid hand
sewed slippers, 70 cents, at Block Bros.
A full line Of Burt u Mear's shoes a
Leon Kahn's.
1t is about time that the clerks in the
various public offices were keeping ice
water. IT is high time, for the warm
weather is upon us.
andy Miller, charged with fighting,
and Harry Clark, charged with the
theft of pork, were arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Work and placed under bond.
The teachers of the public schools
were paid off yesterday. 1t required
only $3.50, as it was for only halt a
month, the schools having closed on the
10th.
@. G. G. stands for Chicken Cholera
Cure, sure cure and preventive of
that destructive disease. 1t Is guaran-
leed. For sale by j. s. Downs, corner
Elm and Pearl.
Attention IL called to the notice of NJ.
ID. Herring, chairman, of Waco, solicit
ing donations for a permanent site for
the home for widows and orphans OF
the I. 0. o. f., of Texas.
Attention Is called TO the advertise.
ment of the New York Dental assocla-
ton, ON the fifth page. They advertise
to do fine and difficult work In tho den.
tai line. Their rooms are in the O'Con-
nor Flats.
Attention lis called to the advertise.
ment of Miss Vergie Helm for pupils In
vocal lessons. Her reputation rs q vo-
calist Is so we'll established that refer
ence TO her advertisement Is all that is
necessary.
Mrs. II. o. Smith has opened line OF
millinery at $40 Elm street. Having
had 20 years experience In millinery
can please the most fastidlous. Ladies'
requested to call and examine same:
also patent bonnet and hat supporters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12

Prof. X. a. Proctor gives a course OF
three lectures on the l4th, 10th and 10th,
In the large hall Of the Dallas Female
college. Those lectures win be illus.
tratod on "a foot screen, under the
splendid illumination Of powerful
oxy'hydrogen lantern. Such q treat,
We presume, as these lectures will af-
ford Is rarely enjoyed bv any commu-
NIFTY. Let the good people OF our Queen
city show their appreciation of the dis
tlnguished lecturer. This we think
they will do for another reason aswel.
The principal Of Dallas Female college
has shown "A spirit Of progress and en-
terpIise In securing, ~ n heavy per.
sonal expense, the services Of the great
astronomer spirit, We say, which may
wei challenge the generous support OF
our people. We trust that our appre.
ciative citizens will encourage this
worthy man, and at the same time be
the gainora themselves, by attending
these highly instructive lectures.