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SACRAMENTO PLANNING MILL

MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS,
III Windows, Blinds, holdings.
Finish Door and window Frames.
Brackets and Turning Stair Work
Specially.
Rs- Corner Front and Q streets,
Sacramento.
HARTWELL, HOTCHKISS &
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DIR. c. u. SALFIEiU,
2l6 KEARNY STREBT. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

Sufficient to show its merit, will be sent 70 any
one applying by letter, stating MS symptoms
and age.
Consultations strictly confidential, by let
ter or at Office, free.
For the convenience of pattchtS. aud IN order
to insure perfect secrecy, I have adopted pri.
vate address, under which all packages are Tor.
Tardeds
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ODORLESS EXCAYAT0R.

CESsPOOLS AND VAULTS CLEANED
Orders LETT at Carpenters Mood aud Coal ard,
426 K street. or at Pacific Market 20 street,
will be promptly attended TO:
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NIGOR For Men. Quick, sure, safe. BOOB
free. Civale Agency 100 Fuu9a
street, New York. teSo1omH
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never-failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
ExhSusted Vitality.
Seminal Weakness,
SpermatOrrhoea, Lost
Manhood ,Lmpoteney,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects Of self
abuse, youth ful follies
ana excessesin mature
vesrs-such as Loss OF
" c mory, LaSs'tude
Nocturnal EmissiJ ns,
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partSl Kidney and Bladder Complaints, ImpJri.
ties OF the Blood and Diseases of the skin. "
Ut permanently stops all unnatural weak.
eniug drains upon the system, however they
occnr, preventing involuntary seminal losses
debilitatlug dreams, seminal losses with the
urine, or while at stool, etc, 50 destructive to
inq ana 6Sqy and cures al SAe eyi enec'S o.
hauSted vitality, Sexual Decline and Loss OF
Manhood, however complicated the cass
may he.
y thorough as wen as permanent care
and complete restoration 70 perfect health
Strength and Nigor OF Manhood is s-bsoluteI
guaranteed by this justly celebrated and re
liable Gres, Remedy, Price, - 50 per bottle =
i've bottles Tor $40. Sent upon recetpt Of price
or c. o. D., TO any address, secure frcm obSefya'
ton and strictly private by
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Persons Al A distance MAY be cured at nome

Persons al d distance may be cured at homo by
addressing d letter to Dr.. GIBB0N, stating case;
symptoms length of time the disease hes con-
tinued, and have medicines promptly forwarded
free from damage and curiosity, 70 any part Of
ncosing ten dollars in registered letter, through
the Post0fice, or through Wells, Fargo & Co..
package of medicine viii be forwarded to any
part of the Union. The Doctor cures when Others
lail. Try him. Mention the REC9Rp-INIos,
Address DR.. ]. +. GIBBOE,
ja2i4p Box 1857, Sap Francisco
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Another Cut in Railway Passenger Rates.

Another Cut in Railway Passenger Rates
New York, April 30th.-The Telegram
says: Another cut in railway passenger
rates between this city and san Francisco
was made to-day by the West Shore. The
emigrant offices about the Battery have
been selling what is called mixed price
ticket for SIS. via The Pennsylvania Rail-
road and connecting lines. The Broadway
offices representing the West Shore re
eeiyed Instructions to meet that action by
selling tickets at $40, reduction of SIS.
which includes second-class TO Missouri
river points aud third-ciass west thereof 10
California, the tickets being good on any
Iis1e west Of the Missouri river. 4 liyel,
competitive warfare may result.
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SACRAMENTO MARKET,
Corner Tenth and y Streets,

HAVE BOUGHT OUT tmsrasa
| popular Market. ask the old " SO
patrons and as many new ones
that are willing TO give me a trial ---4A---'-A-
TO come aud deal with me- They will find me
TO do business IN Il fair and square way. The
best of meat always on hand.
apli-iptf LOUIS MOHR, Proprietor.
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ual Indulgence l. PIaUslCed by the youth OF Ootn
sexes 10 M almost unlimited extent producing
with unerring certainty the following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless combated b. scientific
medical measures, viz: Ssllow CountenaDce
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the hesd,
ringing in the ears noise like the rustiing O!
leaves and rafting of ehariots, unessiness sbout
the loinS, weakness OF the limbs, confused Wis
ion, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diff
dence in approaching strangers dislike to to..i
new acQuaintsuces disposition 10 shun society,
loss OF memory, hectic 1usheS, pimples and Va
fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats
monomaHia and frequently insanity
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HEDICAi.
THIS GREAT STRENGTHENING REMEDY
NERVE TONIC

rs THE LEGITI.
MATE RESULT OF
over twenty years Of
practical experience
Ihy u CHOROUGH-
'LY QUALIFIED
IGRSDUATE PLY
iSiCIAN nj one OF the
highest medical col.
.leges CT Europe.
ltposilively cures
Nervous and Physical
Debility, Semin 81
Weakness, sperm a.
torrhma, ImpoIency.
ProstatOrrhosa, Ny.
'per9stheSia over
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TO the Unfortunate.
DR.. GIBBONS nISPENSARY,
6as gearny street, san Francisoe.

Established IN 1854.
GOT the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Con-
Grrhea, elect, Structures,
Syphilis in slijts forns-
Seminal Weakness, In
potency, Skin Diseases
etc, permanently cured
or 40 charge.
Seminal Weakness.
I Seminal Emissions
\ he consequence ofself-
. tbuse. This solitary
'ice or deprGved sex
Il
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G niISPENsARY.

400 Geary street, San Francisco. Gel.
Private Entrance, 400 Mason street, to1r blocks
up Geary street from Kearny. Nam entrance
through Dispensary Drug Store. dS-lvSwly
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The Southern Pacific Lease.

WAsEGNGroN, April SGth-The Commits
sioner OF Railroads has received an attested
copy Of the lease made by the Southern
Pacific Railway Company and the Central
Pacific Railway Company to the Southern
Pacific Company OF Kentucky. As the
Commissioner is somewhat in doubt as to
the attitude proper for the bureau to as
sumo in the matter. the lease has been re-
ferred TO the Attorney-General for exami-
in,
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REconD-UN1oN.I
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In the Soudau.

ioNpoy, April 3oth.-In the House Of
Commons this afternoon, Harrington, Sec
rotary OF War, stated that since the Gov
erument had decided to reverse the policy
pursued in the SoGaan, it had been il cor
roSpondencc with Sir EVELYN Barring, Brit
ish diplomatic representative At Cairo, and
Lord Wolscley, commander Of The forces in
the Soudan. The latter, said Lord liarting-
ton. had gone TO Sual;im 10 report upon the
military situation.
Chinese Forces Evacuate Langson.
HAyot April 30;h.-Chincse forces have
evacuated Laugson
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SrEINcF1Fln IlI.l, April 30th.-A NUM-
Der If Illinois cattlemen assembled here
to-day TO consider means 10 prevent the
spread Of contagious pieuro-pneumonia.
4 feature of the mornings session consist
ed Of an address by Governor OE.eshy, IN
which he stated that he had scheduled
against Missouri cattle and the reasons for
his action lie expressed his hearty APP
proyal of the objects OF the Convention
and favored appropriate legislation. The
State Veterinarian should have power 20
appoint assistants and inspectors, and sutli-
cient money should be appropriated to pay
for cattle which il might become necessary
TO condemn and slaughter
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Last Game of the New York BilIiar
Tournament.

NEW York, April 3oth.-0ne thousand
naople tonight witnessed the tenth and
last game in the billiard tournament, the
contestants being Jacob Schaeiier and
George SIosson. schaeifar led 3,giih two in
The first inaing, made Go IN tlys fifth, 81 in
fbc sixth, and 30 in the twelfth. These
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Eyes" remarked the mean customer,
diving into fresh box OF raisins, sex
perience has shown that clerks and
statesmen stand campaign in the field
better than lahoring men,"
"Thst's So" said the sharp grocer, alb
sent-mindsdly shoveling few scoop
fuis Of 20 cent coffee into the 40 cent bin ;
"true ms preaching. remember during
the war that the young fellows from
business houses stood the fatigue better
than the volunteers who had been out
d o, workers. ] suppose it is 80 in the
English army, too. Five pounds Of SUI
gar believe you said.n
"Righti five pounds, Yes, it is The
same in the English army. They say
the only soldiers who were not affected
by the sand winds OF tho Soudan were
those who had worked in the grocery
storos."-I Philadelphia Gail.
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CITY ELECTION

a
NIAYORALTY, DALLAS, MARCH 4. lSS5
vi In accordance with the Charter Of me
| city and resolution Of the City Council
adopted on the third day OF tile present
month, an election Is directed to be held In
1riiie ts,eE,et3i wards or the municipality, on
TUESDAY, APRlL7, 1886 the same being
.he first Tuesday after first Monday in said
month, for the election OF the following
named officers, to-wit:
\ Mayor
A street superintendent. sbould that or.
nce be created prior 20 said election bp the
Legislature now In session,
One Alderman nom eHCh Ofthe six wards
Tor iul! term OF two year8.
One Alderman from the Fourth Ward 10 MI
the uneNplred term OF ", @. smith, resigned
one Alderman from the Sixth Ward 10 All
resigned
One School Director from each Of the six
wards. ''N
The voting places and presiding officers
VIII be as follows:
In the First Ward, at the Court. house. q
NJ. Terry, presiding officer
IN the Second Ward at Bests Store; o. p.
=. Fee, preside < officer,
In the Third Ward, at ROy's Grocery Store.
corner or Ross avenue and HarwoOd street:
W. h. Best, Presiding officer.
IN the Fourth Ward, az the corner of Err
way ana Park streets David 6osliu, presid-
IN the Fifth Ward at the Five Points
Store, Mt the Intersection OF Commerce lack
presiding officer.
In the sixth Ward, n, The Store, west cor
ner oil Live Oak and Hawkins streets; NJ. IA.
Norton, presiding officer.
SAID election shall be conducted IN accord
dnte with sections three ard clght of tha
Shafter' ana section SIX, article seven OF Inc
STATE constitution, prescribing the uuRlinca-
uon or voters, as shown on pages Thirteen
.tnq fourteen ul the printed "Charter and
ordinances of the CITY OF Dalias.n
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
Mayor pro tenn,
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n Office TO CITY TAX-PAYERs-CITY
~ Hall, Office Of Assessor ADD Collector,
Dallas, IeXns, FebruaTy23, lSSj.-The Board
OF Appeals will convene at the City Han on
continue IN session until an lIpeals have
been heard Parties feeling themselves az.
grieYed are hereby notified 90 appear before
SAID Board, as their decision shall be final.
j. Z, BU8EL, Assessor and Collector.
~ OTlCE-THlS is TO 1--WE NOTICF
~ that on the 18th Of February, 1885. I. b.
Boiling & Co. made a deed OF general assign
for beucntOf their creditors, and that
am appointed assignee under said deed.
harS-oin 81. MCCLELLAN.
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w. Il. PARRY, City Secretary.
A-OrIcE nd CnNTRAcrnRa- aEAItr

NOTICE 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ proposals for the erection OF an iron
fence around the Courthouse yard of Dallas
county viii be received at the Office OF the
County Clerk up 20 l0o'clucK, April l3 1876.
Persons submitting bids viii enclose designs
and prices Tor each design presented, it more
than one also state that the cost II teuce 10
entirely gf rou, or If base Is 10 be OF wood or
store. Tho Commissioners Court reserves to
Itself the right TO reject any and AN pro.
pOssis. r.. G BOWER
County Judge Dallas con ty. Texas,
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The finest tonic

The finest tonic
FOR nervous peO-
pie Is Eostette -
stomach Bitters,
which insures
perfect digestion
and assimilation
ana the active
eriOrmance of
I cir functions
by the liver and
bowels As the
system acquires
tone through the
indUeuce OF this
benign medicine,
the nerves gov
stronger a n d
m ore ira gull,
headaches cease,
and that name
less anxiety
which is a pecul-
In { o. the dys
lness. To estab
idati0n, use the
alo BY all drug
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the king and his brothers. children,
as well as a correspondence win bistoi
ric details. In su old black le tier copy
OF the ballad there is q rude representa-
ton o. stag, which Is sufficient, be-
cause stag was the badge OF the M
fortunite Edward V. - Philadelpbia
Call
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Tho Babes in the Wood"

The popular legend Of the "Babos in
the Woedr was the disguised recital of
the reported murder Of his young neph.
ows by Richard III. 'rhrOughout the
tale there Is naked resemblance TO
several leading facts connected with
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FOE REM.


NOR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE, WITH
Il five rooms, stab e, orchard and well a.
good water. on HarwOndstreet, between Ross
avenue aHd San Jacinto. Apply TO JoHN II
JoSts, COT on Buyer. apil.tf
L'QR RENr-COTrAGE, THREE coon
A roomg, besides hall, kitchen, servants,
room, stable, yard u Kiss feet, shade trees. on
line street raj way, being N San Jacint0
street; SO per month, LINDSEY & BRAN.
FORD, 10 Main street, upstairs. mch3lu
L'OR RENT-NO. 10 MAIN STREET-E
4 suite Of rooms. fitted wi b gas, water
ETC.; very comfortable and es eitlly suited
Tor professional gentleman WI h family An.
ply City National BANK mast
TOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FTTRN
II lshed room. Apply 72G Elm 81.
EOR RENT-THE BRICK LIVERY STA.
Die formerly occupied by Mcdowell.
SlmQns < Aston, situated on the south sjds
OF Elm street, betws en- Sycamore aud StOns
streets, and II mont OF Mayer'g Garden. Siss
5JXl0O feet on Elm, and horse lot In rear 2iT
ltU, fronts on Main street; 81 stalls; extanElys
loit-rOCm, with tfRmwayGud every conyen.
fence, and the most centrally located stabla
Ia Ia me CITY, Apply TO W. Il. PRATHER, "a
I.lln street. feb2u
EOR RENT-THE PNICK SFOEE-RO1N
= 30 el8 and $40 Elm street, now oceupied
by randall Bros; pOSsessi given March i.
app! 70 JOHN BROWSING, ulegndCr stree,
tebli.2m
TOR RENT-THE BRICK STCRF-R00N
u including bedrooms above, situated N
olV racine avenue. Apply o joins BROWN.
- EDlI-em
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NJ OTICE-BIDs FOR WATERPPE-UN.
~ der and 10y authority of a resolution OF
the city Council, bids VIII be received at Of
hce OF City Secretary until Auril 20, 1855, for
$4,000 worth OF water pipe and spe, ial east
ings on such plans ana specifications as mag
be q approved by the Water superintendent
and Water Commissioners BIDS to be. for
cash or city bonds az par
w u y REN lILr Nrnrntuu..
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No Safer Remedy can be had for
Coughs aud Colds, or any trouble Of the
throat, than "BIowu's Bronchial Tro-
ehes." Price IS cents. Sold only in
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N OTICE-THE PUBLIC Is WARNED
~ against negotiating for any Of the follow
ing notes: Ten notes for 800 each, one note
for $50 dated January 81, 1855, signed by :. A,
Mocd and a. Wood, endorsed by A. 0. Car
den. Above note. were stolen from our SAFE
MarGh p. lAsl. GKIEELLM. 4 CnMsEn-
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/ NJ ANTED MMFDIATELY-4 sAT.ES-
Z ~ men 70 take charge OF this and sdIoir
ing cou ties, TO sell new line OF hard TSo.
7pt g els,i iesi permanent business and big nav
u. n. Marsh. cashier First National 2fpaay'
/ OF Groton, New York, Is one Of the 9st'fI51Att
business men nf our company ApssF,
once az Room Is, over Orr's Carriage Is. o, -
l nsAt u2or 70 I.Nas Axp ess Office, Ma5I
street, Dall-s. Applicants must have litr4a.
money, Goods are furnish d. spr1--s
Nv ANTED-POsITION AS CLERK Igy75ss
" some good business house In Dsi,asa.
GROCERIES 6se pc erred can loan employer ron
care Herald Office. anrs-,i1..,
ENANTED-NURs GIRL To n m
~ care Of children. Apply 20 Mrs. y of1Ss-
Ross avenue, nth house cast OF Central Ri
road. ''' -, IsSi I
w ANTED-25F UPILs TNsH0RTfT ~ =
w address PHoNoGRAPHER, Ii "a d ~.
nces sp.ies,
WANTED-A WARRIED COITPT :. ~
W occupy large room on second s,orH ~
here there are no other bOarders, fprnisb!I
or unftrnished' Address B. b, this once 'eu
DOR RENT-BOARDlNG-H oITsE 9Ip,1ni 1St
Il ner OF Elm AMI Good streets; conye nEn.
FOR patronage from railroads and stocl, varJnatt
rent reasonable. Applyto SIMPSON & HrEp,
HAS, I3l Elm street mebSlit:
WANTED = FOUR B0ARDERS F0R
w two large, pleasant rooms, both fro0tn.
upper room, with board oftwo Sl2 per Iyesn,,
lower room, with soard oftwo, sis Der , weeki
day 10 lrders, $3.50 per week. Inauire ~ q
bryan street. near Oieander. inch2ssSsS,
MTAN1ED-s cry ONE TO KY0TV
W that we have g. d help on hand-snmn
Kind Of help you want, ms e or female W
or young; or ers fr M dist nee will go G iri
prompt .teniion. INTELLIGENCE avn ~
FLoYMENr OFFICE, % Main street riaiIaa
Texas. rpr5s5 -
WANTED-WHITE SERVANT; YTTST
w be good lOk. wa her and frOne- 1371
at Office Grifiiths & Cowser. mebBx
TETANTED-A MIDDLE- AIED Iv0T06-
w ed woman without home to do bonse.
work IN family OF three. Apply at No Ca
Cedar street. rn9rp 81
N1ANFED-A GOOD COOK-PFRNI-
w nent situation 81 cook az a hotel. oonJ
wages win be paid. Apply TO or address NJ
" ANrED-A FIRST CLASS ATTCTT0N-
W eel; none other need apply, Adde'S
N. ID. CRossLEY, Abilene. marlSf
WANTED - AGENT. Address ST
w Louis Electric Lamp Co., ST. Lnuis Mo
for circulars, cuts and terms of 55-candIs
power Marsh Electric Lamp. marlS.T
WTANTED-TO EXCHANGE Y4TTfE
w BILE improved and unlmproved iands
lor goods or city property. For particulars
address v LILLIAN ". GIBSON, Real Fstata
Agent, wis Point, Texas. marllU
w ANTED- TRAVELLERS TO STOP At
" the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texes
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprieiress. HOUSE
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on tina
European plan. with restaurant attached
meals at all hours, and polite attention; spe.
clal inducements for drnmmers. febiOf
{TAHTED-THE TEXAS MUTUALEN.
w dowment Association Will give good and
profitable employment TO experienced nsur.
ance solicitors. Address A, M. HALL, seors.
sary. % y ain s.Ieet DsI!as: Tezas lylI
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Cleveland Is tho ohoic OF Che Amori.
can pooplo-sO arc OPP Put Ciga-
rett0g
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EOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FTRN
II iShed room. Apply 72G Elm Sd.
FOR SALE.

o.
EORSALE-AT AUCTION-ONs LARGE
1 lloait drays, bed,tcad, mattress, house.
mold goods OF every description. glass. Nm.
ware, queensWare, Hturday, at The Aue.
ton and commission HOu or Fine. Very
Flne, 6.s Elm street. aprSa
EOh RENT-A NEW HOUSE OF THREE
a. rooms, with good well OF water on prem.
isesi wiz rent To GOOD tenan, for -. Apply
10 ;. II. MCBRIDE, lj Elm ST. apr5.A
EOR SALk-A LOT SaNAO FEET, ON THE
= norm SD OF Elm street, 90 ie west OF
ErNay; this property Is now renting for 50
per month and viii De sold cheap and ON easy
terms. Apply W +. SHORT. m5h2.h
L'ON sALE-ONE HORSE AND DOUBLE
seated phwlOn and harness: horse
years oid about l5sa hands high AID drives
gentlei ph@ton good as new; will sell cheap
street. maf99u
EOR SALE-THREE BILLIARD AMI
Il TWO pool tables; 81 cond- hand: will sell
AZ dig bargain. Apply to L. CRADDOCE,
l!iallas, or Y. j. CRADDoCR, C0micana,
texas, marl7u
DOR SALE-PLYMOTH ROCKS, WHITE
4 LeghOrns, White Cochius, Pens; No. l.
s5; No. :, fl'5O per ID; Toulouse Geese, eggs
sl.00i eggs 500. Correspondence n pleas.
ure; visitors welcome. Best stock In the staiS
y. NJ. OYERLEEsE, Dallas. anls-h
TOR sALE-ONE COUNTER, SHELV.
i Ing, screens and ice-box for saloon; |
good Is new. Apply to SIMPSON HUFFMAN,
l3l Elm street. mars.i I
E'ok SALE-CoRD AND STOVE WOOD I
~ In any quantity and best quality; over
100 cordson hand. Also, wanted 10 buy COZ
on seed and seed cotton at highest marke
Price, A, DYSrERBACH. yelI.r
EOR SALE OR RENT-T Will SELL Oh
Il rent the store house IN Red Oak on Dal
as and WaXdhachie road, 81 miles from
DANIEL, he house is new, built last year
ma a hne trading point, being surrounded
y a good country ami thlckly settled. Ap.
1iy 20 JOHN G., GIBBONS, administrator Of
lanlels estate. Red oak. Ma7-iv
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NOTICES

NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
~ Your water rent for the quarter COM
mencIng April list Is now due, and payable
az the Office of the Water works Room 1,
City Hall, corner Commerce ana Lamar
streets and If the same is not paid in ten
days nom date, the supply will be cut of
without further notice, and penalty attache d
as per ordinance. A NJ. WIRELESS,
perintendent Water-WoTks.
DALLAS, April q 1881.
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WANTED-WH ITE SERVANT: NTTST
at Office + Grihiths & Cowger frebky
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NANlED-F cry ONE 10 KY0W
w that we have g. d help on hand.Snmn
Kind OF help you want, ms or female w
or yon2gi Or ers III M d st nee will rseeiys
ELoYMENT OFFICE, % Main street paiIas
Texas. E 81
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TSTANTED-A MIDDLE-AIED iy0T0p-
W ed woman without a home to do bonse-
work in family OF three Apply al No. "a
Cedar street. ,ootD ~,
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N1ANFED-A GOOD COOK-PERNE
w nent situation as cook at a hotel: GOOD
wages viii be paid. Apply 10 or address NJ
q. RHnADs, Arson, eXas mar90- ~. ~.
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A. OlICE-MY HORSE, WITH Birdie
~ snd saddle, made his escape to-day; he
is light bay, about 10 hands high, and 7
years old, with scar on lett Jaw. Any one re-
turning him o me- at sanger Bros, viii be
suitably rewarded, y "A pEyAN
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n CTR E-IHE KkGUIAR ANNUAL
~ meeting of the Stockholders and Direc-
tors Of the Hou stOn & Texas Central Railway
Company will be held at the Company's or
nee, ia the city Of Houston, on Monday, the
4th day of May, 1855.
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w ANTED = FOUR BOARDERS MOI,
w two large, pleasant rooms, holm ft,'tA
upper room, with board oftwo sl2 per tgesIt,,
lower room, with sOard oftwo, Si4 t,er 800
day DO lrders, $3.50 per week. InalIire az q
Bryan sire Get, near Oieander. fncbssss-SSo
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WANTED - AGENT ADDRESS ST
W Louis Electric Lamp Co., 81, Louis. Mo
for circulars, cuts and terms of 56-candls
power Marsh Electric Lamp. marIg,Sy
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" ANfED-A FIRST CLASS AUCTION.
~ eei; none other need apply. Address
N. ID. CRossLEY, Abilene. maristS
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WANTED-TU EXCHANGE VALTf4.
w BILE improved and unlmproved land
for goods or city property. For particularsa
address v LILLIAN W. GIBSON, Real Estata
Agent, Wills Point. Texas. mariiu