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A Mild Mosquito.

Ifpeople believe that there is no diff
ference between Jersey and Penn
sylvanis mosquito, they labor under a
delusion. A swarm of Jersey mosqui-
toes, large Of build and sharp of bill,
will swoop down, covering the victim
with sheet Of living feeders, and be-
fore one can rid himself of tie flock,
he has beon Epierced and bitten,
whether his garments be thick or
thin. The Jersey mosquito rarely
sings; he does not seek TO amuse his
victim, but he plupges oddly into the
flesh, leaving his sting as a card OF
withdrawal. He means business. The
Pennsylvania, on the contrary, sings
you lullaby and is shy OF approach.
To be- sure, he, too, takes dip and o
sip of blood whenever silence and in.
action show his subject to be of guard,
but his sting 10 OF slight Importance
whom weighed against tho venomed
smart of his larger and most violent
relation. All breeds OF mosquitoes do
light in coz9ning their well-ted friends,
but the Pennsylvania mosquito, at
least, warns you of his approach, and
does not smite you silently. The
young man who begged the girl who
had just Tilted him to come out on the
porch and let their blood mingle in
the same mosquito, must have refer
red TO the Pennsylvania "skeeter" as
one to sing his love into tho girl as
she was assailed, and not to the Jer-
sey insect, the venom of whose bite
leaves nothing to be desired save am
monis and imprecations. - Philadel-
phia News,
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Very Tough Story

a very tough story which is vouched
for, after II fashion, Is going the rounds
and given for what IL is worth, It s.
related that Mr.. s. Nj wac sitting in
his back yard talking to some friends
when his attention was called to hon
with brood of young chickens and a
large rat that had emerged from its
hole and was quietly regard
ing the young chickens with
the prospect of n meal In view.
AS the rat came from his holo tho
house cat awoke from her afternoon
nap and caught sight of tho rat.
Crouohing low she awaited develop
monts, and stood prepared TO spring
upon his ratship. AZ the appearance
OF his ancient onemy, tho sat, n
Scotch terrier, which had been sun
p ing Itself In the woodshed, pricked
ieo, It's ears and quietly made for tho
i9nt v whore the cat stood. Az this mo
. ,,ivSehs boy came upon the scene. The
.eicneu oAwero not cognizsut OF being
le es,i hor, W The rat, nor did the rat SEQ
tito chick wand. o, o,,, wv W., Tno haa
lss seized by tHle,l tso u n ,ng any ana bs
arm pounoed upoA, NJ wbicb ,sas 10 ~
at was caught In egtt, tho u cSt o WA ian ,a
OK. Tho rat would h, mouth OF The
pom the chicken, and tsot oaase ~ hold
the shaking she was khe cal. ir snite
nc dos, did not lot NO the notting rom
IN ior 'he boy, and in high>.at. III was
,Moh9d the contest aud the h qleo he
oach OF the victims. 10 4. rugglo
20 that the rat was about TO escb,N o.ssd
sr iimoi and getting y stone, ROY.
urlod Il at tho rodent. Tho aim wiVali
OF good, and the Btono struck the dog -
ght between the eyes. Tho terrier
,leased Its grip on tho cat and fell :
YER dead. IL had broathod It's last be.
're the cat In turn let 20 tho rat and
irned over and died. Tho rat did not
ing survive tho enemy, and beside
10 alroadY dead chicken ho laid him
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gulf, Uolornda ;, Santa NJ,
THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
RETURN FROM A FUTILE CHASE,
Highest Scholarship in the Public
schools-Asohly Married-A RIM
away on Elm street-A Re
freshing Rain-Psrsonal
and Other Locals.
a Futile Chase

Sheriff Smith, who went to Forney
with his blood-hounds to trail Bud
Garland, the murderer of Henderson,
has returned. The hounds run the flu
gitive through East Fork bottom, and
to point wheie he appropriated a
horse. The chase was pursued some
distance, but the dogs gave down,
when it was abandoned. he received,
on his return, by telephone, request
to come down again with his hounds,
but they wero too badly torn and
tagged for him to respond.
tbs certain that help has reached
the murderer in the person of a
brother, and as both are desperate and
well armed, trouble is anticipated
should the officers come upon them.
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The Courts.

City VS.. George Shorey, John Smith,
John Frotman, John o'Brien, G.. w.
Patterson, Fritz Rome, t. b. Brown,
James Stephens, intoxication; fined So
each.
City VS.. May Thomas, vagrancy;
fined Sc.
City VS.. Cain Worthington, abusive
language; fined So.
JUSTICE sCHUHL.
John Pease and Walker Carroll, re-
iuslng to work on public roads; fined
50 each with costs.
COUNTY COURT.
Harry Hodges, assault and battery
on Eva Williams; fined $25 and cost.
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Grand Complimentary Concert

rendered to Mr.. Charles Meister-
hans by Professors Vogl end Weldon,
ofNow Orleans, and Dsggett and Con-
ners, Of Texas, and a score of musicsl
friends, at his pavilion, Sunday, Au-
gust 30, 1885, commencing at 4 O'Clock
p. m.
PRoGRAMDiE-PARTF FIRST.
!. Grand Promenade March ........
o....;.........;,..... II, j. Weldon
2. Overture, "King Mydas" ..........
Il. Gutenberg. ......................
performed by Grand Orchestral
3. WaltZos, "Club No. l,n.........
..................M Willard, by orchestral
4. Selection, "Girone. Glrona,". 80.
Bonsquct, (by orchestra)
PART SECOND
/. Medley Overture, ................
"Squatter Sovereignty" d. Braham
2. Basso Solo. "Thunder Polka"
...... Reed, Performed by Jules Hebert
3. Concert Waltzes, ''My Queen"
4. Medley, "a Night on" .......... Boettger
PART THIRD;
By Professors Lubcn and Kentz.
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ROCK COLLEGE,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Mrs. Croom's Select School will reopen
the first Monday in September, assisted by
thoroughly qualified teachers. Languages,
both modern and ancient, taught ct usual
price, Very superior advantages offered
fer thorough musical training. indictments
taught piano, organ, guitar and "iolln.
Art Department in charge OF good
teacher at usual price Text books same
as used in pnblic schools of the city Mrs.
Croom's intuition lie to be thorough and
practical and teach children such things as
they should practice when men and wo-
men. For terms and other Information
pertaining TO the school, either cell or adj
dress MRS. ELYA TRIGG GROOM,
Rock College, corner Cantegral and Live
Oak streets Dallas, Texas
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MuohIy Married

Mrs. William Rawlinson, who re-
sides at White Bear Lake, Minnesota,
wrote Justice Schulz several days
ago asking after her liege lord, whom
she charges is running at large in this
State by marrying a second time,
without adeath or divorce in tho fam
lily to warrant any such proceedings.
She wants her worst half grabbed by
the law and held TO answer to the
charge OF bigamy. Warrant issued
for him, but he, getting wind Of what
was up, decamped, taking with him a
sum Of money that belonged TO his
roommate. A warrant, charging
him with bigamy issued from Justice
Schuhl's court yesterday, and the Of
fcers are OF the opinion that he will
:, be epprehendsd. His second wife,
r,isyhom he welded in this city, Is a
M 'mber OF the demlmondo
NJ led Susie Long. Tho wife
,,is was on tho eve of bring
' slo VI : suit for divorce at the
paa h N his sudden and abrupt do.
sui sui, nSs eawllnson is an Englisnman,
Iondon WtIttsughter 10 years old, the
: a' gra, III, nc IL Ter marriage, living in
. s nne taiker and " man of good sense,
V' --Apresentablo appear
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Miss Virginia Ford, Of New Orleans

Miss Virginia Ford, of New Orleans
will bein Dallas the 18th of September,
prepared to organize her dancing
classes for ladies, gentlemen, and
children, tho following Monday. As TO
hor qualifications and experience, she
refers TO Professor G. IL. Rivers, of
Brooklyn, Professor Naups, of ST..
Louis, and to the New Orleans public.
Particular as TO hour and place here
aftor,
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.aoorsop, sherman; ]

~. GAINESVILLE; i Poine,
-,ais; f Marlborough, city; N NJ
..ee, st Louis; J s Davenport, Ovilla;
A s Henry, w Grimes, Blooming
Grove; e v Waterman, Fort Worth ;
a SpyaG asWSeaer EM9hHh a1tgys
Terrell; 8 D Simms, Hillsboro; RO 6
Lynch, Wichita; A 8 Mckinney, Il A
Mulkins, Clarendon; John III Lvnoh,
Denison; j N Cole, Bryan; ID A Dixon,
st Louis; j G Moore, Mckinney
George q Cassidy, Ferris.
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A Fine Rain.

Yesterday morning a rel
soaking rain, tho first that has reshlnG
in this immediate section for weealler
fell, completely ssturatlng old Mothers
Earth. 1t continued until 10 o'clock,
when the sun shone out for a while,
but IL clouded up again. The fall was
pretty general throughout this section,
and win be benefit TO the cotton crop,
which Was beginning 20 noed e, as
well as vegetation gonorsllY Tho
rain was accompanied by heavy thun.
der and vivid lightning.
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Hughes Springs, Cass County.

This delightful resort has, for the
past seven or eight years, been the "a
vorite of all Texas watering places; is
situated rs miles from Jefferson, on
the Missouri Pacific railroad. 1t has
the finest hotel in the State, with 100
rooms elegantly furnished. Captain
John s. Coifey is manager, aDd the ia
Bile is furnished with every luxury the
market affords. Some of the best
physicians of the State recommend
the waters Of Hughes Springs Tor dys-
pepsia, paralysis, constipation anu fe.
male diseases, and many other COM
nlRiniS.
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self down and gave mp the ghost. The
owner of the dog was so angry at his
death that he Is said to have come near
making the story complete by killing
the boy that killed the dog that shook
the cat that caught the rat that bit the
chicken in the yard on - street.
San Francisco Post.
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Female ACaDEBy

ILLISoIb CoSsERvAro NY OF Music.
School of Flne Art, Under ono manage.
mont, Offering 10 pupils OF each advantage
and superlnte1 dent, Jacksonville, III,
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EOGEWOUIH BOARDING ma Day SCHOOL

For Young Ladies' and Little Girls.
airs. II. +. Lefobyro, Principal. No 80
Franklin street, baltimore, Md The 2ith
temoer ~, 1875
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Save Your Eyes .

Thousands of persons in this State
alone are yearly running their eyes by
wearing cheap spectacles. By the use
of Hawkes. Crystalized Lenses the
sight Is strengthened and vision inn
proved. These celebrated glasses are
fitted to all conditions of sight by
Eisenlohr Bros. 81 Schneider, druggists
and German opticians. Call and have
your eyes tested free.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28

Dealers will subserve their own in
terest when buying crackers, snaps,
jumbles, etc, by always insisting ON
getting the DoZier-Weyl Cracker Co.'s
Parrot Brand. To secure good and
permanent trade you must handle the
best brands, and the Parrot Brand of
crackers has no superior. For sale by
all leading iobbers in Texas.
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Hotel Arrivals.

NJ Gilmour and wife, Longview; w
L Grove, waxahachie; d Il Oldham,
Hicoi j II Taylor, Hamilton; s L Bat.
tie, Alexander; Il II Walker, Gonzales;
O Wright aud family, GlenroseI ID
T Bledsoe and wife, Cleburne; Eugene
Uhlig, sealy; w A Bennett, 81 Louis;
n Nj Neelv, sherman; p A Jordan,
Ennis; Il u Jones, Dallas; II w Car
penter, II Schimelfine, Plano; j Il
Fleming, Clarksville; Il X BtiD, Nc
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Now Postna,ter at Lsno,.tor.

Mr.. Paul Henry, the Republican
postmaster At Lancaster, has been sus-
pended for offensive partisanshlp, and
his successor IL Captain p. N. Taylor,
q staunch Democrat and most excel
lent gentleman. His many friends
will be pleased TO learn ofhis appoint
mani
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Buoklon's ArnIca Salvs.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sorea, totter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns and all skin eruptlons,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t IL guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price . cents per box. For sale by
w. II, Howell d Bro.
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Young and middle-ag men suffer
ng from nervous debility, premature
old age, loss of memory, and kindred
symptoms, should send 10 cents In
stamps for large illustrated treatise
suggesting sure means Of cure. World 8
Dispensary Medical Association, But
fllO N V
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EDUCATIONAL.

= = ~ -A-eASs
EDUCATE YoUs DAUGrER AT
S Gle NC x: HILL
The Oldest School for Girls in the South
WI. POINTER, d. o., Shelbyville, Ky.
MORGAN PARg MILITARY ACADEMY
Morgan Park, Cook County, Ill. Send
for Catalogue.
PROFESSIONAL.
! 81 F. L. FoscUE'
Physician, Surgeon and OcuIist.
Special attention given TO fitting glasses,
Office, $40 Main street.
W. b. WRIGHT. G. G. WRIGHT. J.J. ECKFokD
NJ RIGHT, WRIGHT 81 ECKFoRD,
Attorneys-at-Law,
No us Main street, up stairs, Dallas
Texas.
I INDSLEY d BRADFORD,
IL Attorneys and Counselors- at Law,
1856 Main street Ilndsley building, Dallas,
Texas
Give special attention to commercial and
corporation laws in state and Federal
Courts.
O. N. DODsoN,
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Pubic,
Denton, Texas.
WIN attend promptly 10 legal business OF
an kinds. pay taxes, make collections, etc.
CRAWFORD d CRAWFORD,
Attorneys-at-Law,
Office No. 1913 Main street.
NJ l.. CRAWFORD, W. l.. CRAWFORD.
~ c. JOHNSON,
Attorney. at Law,
Land and Collecting Agent,
BOWIE, (Montague Co TEXAS,
Business attended to In any of the neigh
boring counties. Correspondence promptly
answered. May25-tf
u E. BLEDsOE,
Attorney-at-Law,
FL Paso, Texas.
w q. HENDERSON,
AttOrney-at-Law,
Atlanta, Texas.
E&- Special attention given TO collections.
II =. SMITH,
Attorney-at-Law,
Hillsboro, Texas.
Special attention given 10 commercial
law and investigation of land titles.
7 L. MONTGOMERY,
y County Attorney Baylor County,
a n I.QN ~ nd zoe
Seymour, Texas.
nOCToR RANSOM,
OcuIist.
After taking a thorough course of in
struction at the Eye Inflrmary in New
York, offers TO treat diseases OF the eye,
and males especially. Address Workman,
Texas.
II $. BELL, County Attorney
A Attorney-at-Law and Land Agent,
Baird, Callahan County, Texas.
a RNOLD, GLASGOW & ARNOLD,
AttOrnoys-at-LAw,
Graham, Texas.
.onice in Federal Court building, west
side public square. Win practice in the
State and Federal Courts.
John W. DOREMUS,
~ Attorney-at-Law and Land Agent,
Commercial practice solicited.
CAKTEE &-wKlGHr'
AttOrneys-at-Law,
San Angela, Tom Green County, Texas
DOONE 4 SCARBOROUGH,
ID Lawyers, Land and Collecting Agents,
5weetwater, Texas.
Jos. BOONE. j Il. SCARBOROUGH,
Nnturv pphlfo
III s. MN,E.LyEN,, ,..,,, n...,.
Seymour, Baylor County, Texas.
Exchange bought and sold TO all the
principal points.
~ b. COLEMAN,
Attornoy-Rt-Law,
Colorado City, Texas.
Collections promptly attended to.
ID ID, WELBONNE,
III. Attorney.at-Law,
Henrietta, Clay county Texas,
NARswELL 4 FULLER,
Attorneys-at-Law,
Decatur, Texas.
X, n, CARsWELL, FULLY A. FULLBF..
NEILL & YOUNG,
Attorneys-at-Law,
stephenvllle, Eraih County, Texas.
II, II, NELL. LEE YOUNG,
A BERNATHY BROS,
AttOrnoys-at- Law,
Mckinney, Texas.
W. NJ. ALTERNATELY, NJ. q ABERNArIIY
~ l., RUSSELL,
~ Attorney and Counsellor-at- Law
Bolton, Tekai.
fHy-Speclal attention 10 commercial aud
land business.
n RTHUR NJ, MILLER,
Attorney-at-Law,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
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a nunnMnV

A Jersey dairy team ran away on
Elm street Last evening, creating a rip
pie of excitement. No damage re-
suited, farther thatsom spilled milk.
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RnnlrunII Initnr

RooRwALL, Aug, 70. Correspond.
once, A timely rain fell in this
county early this morning. The sky
is obscured by thick clouds, and the
IN o,2tions Tor rain again To-Day are
.S'e' ai' This mornings rain will be OF
,Ooa. .able benefit TO late cotton,
Pll now make q much better
WAN. w enrly cotton,
NSSs.eeS d Just reached hore, OF the
kinirWss Dan Henderson, by one
GarlAsna SW/1 kaufman county, lust
SSlSw &SyRockwalI county line
A hutfding boom hRs struck Rock
wall; Several new buildings arc now in
course OF construction, aud others are
in contemplation.
Tho question of narrow gauge
railroad from Fort Worth TO Green
vile, via Plano, Rockwell, Fate and
Caddo Mills, Is being discussed. II
tho Fort desires 10 add another vAlu-
able tributary to her trade, here ia her
best chance.
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DON'T fail 10 telephone Bouche for
your groceries, crackers and canned
goods, hams teas, sugars, everything
in the grocery line.
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So 81

~ 80
A first class, hand.sewed, mems calf
shoo,in galtor, buttons and bals tor 50 So.
Tho easiest and best shoe in the land
for the money, az Leon Kshn's.
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Bouoho, tho grocer, has as fine tea,
eoilee sugar, canned goods, rs can be
bought anywhere.
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OAllaA Academy

A graded school for boys and girls.
Frobel kindergarten. Established six
years. Next school year begins Sep.
TENDER Z, 1885. Send Tor catalogue,
l2ll Jackson street, Dallas.
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Members OF the Dallas Light Guard
will report promptly AZ Armory Hall
this S:3Op. m. for drill. BY order OF
q. II. Cook, Captain.
w. h. HAWKINS, First Sergeant.
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Just try bottle OF DR.. Scett's Cocoa.
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
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n Ia EKtsVxsn
pras,do,t poard 81 n n, w 800
Cured of Chroplo RheumalI,m

81 suffered almost intolerable tor
ments from rheumatism for many
years. Parker's Tonic restored my
health says MIR. Alfred Raer, of Sing
Sing N v
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Just try bottle OF DR.. Scotts Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
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Wards SEMINARY FQfY0B LADIES
Nashville, Tennessee.

This institution will begin It's dist session
September l. 1885. A special coach for the
students in Texas, Louisiana and Arkan-
sas will leave Fort Worth, In charge of the
agent, Wednesday morning, September 2,
at o'clock: will pass through Dallas, $40
q, M; Marshall, d:05 p. m. 'feXarkana, 1925
p. m, Little Rock, at midnight. Let the
young ladies in Louisiana meet us at Mar
shall. j G. PATTON,
Professor OF Mathematics and General
Agent, Dallas, Texas.
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Try ALSTON'S extra fine fruit iel-
lies, for sale by Ed. S. Aston, Grocer,
corner Elm and Sycamore streets,
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NotIcn 10 pnhlIahnrs

A Chambers Folder in perfect order,
for sale cheap. Address HERALD
office, Dallas, Texas. Il.
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YeYns Trunk.

aOING SOUTH.
no. Mail and hGpross, leaves 4'31 p. n.
GOING N0RrH.
10. l-Mkl end Express, arrives.l.U E., M.
1TAinE land run daily, Sundays ex-
napted.
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Just try bottle OF DR.. ScOtt's Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For saleby all
Oh uggists,
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EOucATioN4,
ORSULlNE ACADRNI'
Hrsan Street, pAllas.

sni he IR aSias e conducted by the n
The system of education nprs',iy located
ed, to develop the mentai, mo SsGS ! Il design
cal powers, of the pupils, snd @9Ha phL
lhem usefr' "HNen OF reaned 70 MAXI
cultivate 04rg '"Aeu tastes All
po, SIN ADVANCE
n2ara, "" and tuition, includ,,.
SStatlonsry, having, Preach. Gsr",as
Pancy Wors and the ordinary inass.a
aIy expenses Per session Of 'i Avn
Music and use of piano '''''''''....4lN
Entrance fee (only for the flrs i,' yoo..',.
Young ladies desiring admi{;tEaa.rl,..;
me Academy must always nro c,Js,uce. NH
factory testimonials and rtco nnUuuss sath
Studies Will be resumed TueSdavDi eSg y
For further particulars, apply ~ 9spt' lh
------------M9 OrH kR SUPERIOR
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Highest Scholarship in the Public
Schools

~-------o----
Highest Scholarship In the Public
Schools
Professor W. X. Jones, of the Dallas
Feyiale college, having offered a schol-
ar5hip for the ensuing year in that in
stitution to the highest pupil in the
seventh grade, the award was duly
made to Miss Matte Helm, by virtue
of the following certificates:
DALLAS, Tex, July 20.-This is 10
certify that Miss Matte Helms gem
eral average at the examination OF my
late preparatory class, was 90 2.3, the
same being the highest of the class.
w. A. BoLEs.
Superintendent Public School, lsSl-S5.
DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 3.-This Is TO GER
tify that the class which composed
Professor Boles' preparatory class, was
composed OF the best prepared pupils
OF the fifth, sixth and seventh grades,
and that this poung lady Miss Matte
Helm) received the highest mark on
final examination, and that she be.
longed TO the seventh grade.
II. +. EWING,
President Board of Directors.
The offer so generously made by
Professor Jones has been accepted,
and Miss Matte will commence col
lege life on Tuesday next.
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Travelling goods g.
Trunk Factory. N95 I'm, siras,
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Group, whooping cough and bron
chitis Immediately relieved by Shi
loh's Cure. Sold by ]. l.. Williams q
90,
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THE UNIVERSITY Or MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.

Next session opens September "a, 1885.
Tuition free to all but Law students. Open
to both sexes alike Terms very moderate.
Location healthy, and In community
famed for its churches, schools, morality
and culture. Seventy miles southeast OF
Memphis, Tennessee, and ON the / G, Rail-
road. Twelve learned Instructors De
partments of Law, art. Literature aud
Science all in successful operation. For
Catalogue and information, apply 10 tho
Chancellor, GENERAL A. y. STEWART.
II. NJ. SULLIVAN,
ISectetarv Board Trustees
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera
PufPs because they do not stick TO the
lips.