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PSALMS.
TREvIsED.l

III ear this, All ye keU pie and give ear all
AAyou IL ~ aIids al The worli, Hop BtGters
Will make you Well ai,u 10 itjulce.
=. II shall cure all ihe pet pie and ,put
elci ness snu suffering un.er loot.
3. Be thou not u .ruiu when y.ur family
IL sick, or you have BiiHht's else. Sc II W
er Com plant, Ion Hop BIticrs WI I'll cure GU.
4. BOtn low NJ Il high, itch auu iOOr,
Knew the v:sine Oh Hop blttcrS iOr bilious,
nsrVCus aud Rheumatic cum p!aIs.ts.
5. Sleahse me with hup Buffers and
shall have robust aliu biOUnaing health.
.. Aud disease upon oise;ise al.0 let the
vOrSt come, / - IA safe II / use Hop Bitters,
Z. FOR ull my life l~s teen pl..xueu win
sickness and soi es. as,d hot until u yeur
ago Was cured, by Hop BIlIrrs.
3. IL that keel,cth his bones from aching
nom RtseunnatIsin and NearLi.iA, VITA
Hop 01ters .uoeiu wisely.
9. Though tisoa hast hast sores, pimples,
1feekicS, salt Lneum, ~ sipela,s. blood pol
sOning, Yet Hop BitteIs " lIl remove IiIeln
All.
H. What women is lher., feeble and sick
nom IcnlGl: com III iints, VINO uesiieLIi ii.,l
Leu. n ail,. useth iiOp DitIcrs anu Is lai..ue
well.
IL. Let not neglect 10 use Hop Ritters
bring On serious kiu hey aiid liver cuAn-
biaints. =
IL. keep thy tongue from being furrsl.
my biooA pure, ai'u tiny stoIiacii ironi IN.
digestion ny uSlI,S Hoy BlIters.
-. All my palms anu aches and disease
60 Ike ciian uciore tho wind Wien US:
hop BlLters.
IA. Maik the man who was nearly dead
anu gwen up by the. doctors a.tSr fusiuy
AOp bIttcrs i.lu DecOnietn Well.
ID Cease from worrylnS about nervous
Ness. general debility, aiid urinary t1uuu.
les, Ior Mop Biiiers wall restore ySu.
m1z-iwS
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INURANCE.
FIRE & LIFE.
T. p. 10 II NSTC N

Represents the Leading Fire and Life Ir-
s"~n"re comp mics of the cnsntry. Rats
Ranspnable. Once in James Block. Logan,
Qhto. Jan Sly
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The statement by. his physicians
that Generi Grant is seriou.ly i'll
that his death is near probability
Of the near future. is Of profound
interest to this country, and will be
received by the world at large with
more concern than if made about
any Other citizen of The United Stat
e.. After al the criticisms that have
been made on his gencralship. or at
tacks on his administration when
President, the stubborn fact re-
mains that Grant, more than any
other man. possesses the heart of
the American people 1t was his
good fortune to beat the head of our
armies when the Confederacy was
conquered. and ever since Ap,omat-
tox be has represented The lde,.I,'y
Of victor, in the warm hearts If his
countrymen. TIE successful warrior
has always been endeared to his peo.
pie. 1t Is law of human nature
thzt We may not resist, however
much we may criticise war and con-
denim Its butchcry. Grant was the
most magnanimous of victors, the
staunchest of friends. the simplest OF
men, and. despite a willingness 10 ac.
cert u third term. tho sincerest of
patriots. In the worst things ever
imputed to him he was but human
and with only the best trai s of hu-
manity. He has had many detract-
ors but few equals. A hundred years
from now his history will have been
written by more impartial hands
than have yet attempted it. By that
time his name will he as famill,r o!
most as it is to-day. But. who will
then be abe to call by name sin-
gle one uf his enemies or critics?
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GEOGRAPHY.
F. NJ. GORDON. Examiner.

Name five parallel circles described in geography and
their distance apart.
Bound Africa of four of Its neighbong
islands, tour of its rivers anl three of its mountains
In What only vertical pole shadow at
noong Why2
Between what waters is the peninsula of Asia Minor What
can on of the native STATES of Asia?
When is Il NJ Wash .gton, what is the time at San
Franci>cn2
On grain people mainly sub in Hnlosan Sweden!
Michigan?
T. Distinguish between the formation hail
Over what would you pass in going from Richmond
Va. o Copenhagen?
What Island; included in the East India Archpeago!-
What nation the largest portion of them?
10 Describe The surface of Connecticut
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ZiNUgVILLE BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
Worth Thinking About.
ssETO. TEACHERS=@s

The class yen represent is made
up of intelligent, progressive, go
ahead young men. We speak from
experience in faying this. Tor it is "a
fact, thai during twenty yenrs of
almost daily association with young
men who have attended this insti
tuition the majority have been
tescLers with their own money
earned by teaching. with a. mind
vel traine.l ior study. willing dis
position to Work. and a good char
acter they have entered this school.
and many of them are known and
honored as representative business
men.
The first thought that NAV come
to your m;nl-Am l not already
prepared for the duties of actual bus-
mess Iiie? Of w!,a; benefit will a
business course he to me? Answer
the following questions and decide
for yourself:
1st Can you write good hand !?
I'd. Can you write a good busin-
ess letter?
Sd. Can You write a Note or
Draft that will stand the tests
4lh. Can you make out a bill Of
Mdse. quick and in good form
18th. Can you write an order for
goods in business style?
9th. Can you write Check on
your bank that you viii not be ash
AIMED Of?
9TH. Can you calculate by short
methods RAPIDLY and correctly?
Sth. Can you keep set of books
in g'od sty'e. on correct pIincip es !:
9th. Can you discharge the du-
ties Of an agent, or administrator
10Th. Can you make out state
rents and ha'"nce sheets showing
the exact condition of business?
1ith. Can YOU audit books of ac-
count. and make partnership settc-
melts?
c. crk in your own County or Town
ship?
Ii not prepared to answer these
questions in the Affirmative. we
trust you will become interested in
this work and attend the GAINESVILLE
Business Ce Iege.
Send for this special circular to
teachers,
Address CHoGuILL & Parsons.
Business College,
Zanesvllle, Ohio.
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ARITHMETIC.
J. L. BRIGHT, Examiner.

/. In how many numbers be represented?
The length of rectangular field containing 20 is twice
IFS width What is the distance around it !?
g. When merchant goods discount Of 20% from the
regular price 20 than the regular price.
is his cent. 2
sawed pile Of wood 40 feet long, feet wide and 81 #.
high for 81 so per cord. how much did he earng
For what mt must note he made payable in and
discounted al proceeds slS75?
s. the of 3 miles hours
alerward after him the OF miles hour how
will he travel before he OvartakeS A?
Two ladders standing with their 20
apart ~ degrees
v the Find the length of each ladder
AS 3 5ths OF Bs and the difference
IS. how much has earhy
and partners in profitable enterprise. pu
$500 capital received 35s of the profits. What
cap,ag
TO- A. pasture equal number of cattle npon field
which and the ownersA of and OF Is Ii
his pasturase much should and
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UNITED STATES HISTORY.
F. NJ. GORDON, Examiner.

Give of the theories how the first inhabitants reach
ed the shores of the Western continent.
What led The o the New England colonies ir
1912 weret the comsoIid d colonies governed?
What do following -1565 1906 1907
1775 1882
4 Tell The story of Captain Kidd. the pirate
What the population United States during the Rev
olmionary struggle! What the present time?
g. What by the United States France
during the Revolutionary war?
T. In whose administration did the second with Great Britain
aud what the lni> war?
Describe Hal irisons election AMI lime Of service
What the Em II WI issue it,
what the immediate for il!
TO- Does ie number of Senators and Representatives in Congress
varys How is the :.umber regulated?
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EXAMINERS TES, QUESTIONS.
SATURDAY, MARCH 1h, 1855.
RU LIE.

ANY applicant detected i'm giving receiving aid in
shall be deprived the privilege appearing before the Board
year.
GR4.WyN.4R.
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CsairiageSa,'op, p,
SPRING STREET. LOGAN. OHIO

E We prepared to bnd ell kinds Of Cs,si.se. Euxesa
Spring The lowest prices. All knds b
pairing dne Wd Work Of sl kind. neatly executed srse
and complete lot Of Finished Wsrk eoasantly haAd.
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annNTs WANTED

lNElfa1S3 This grand hook Is now
AZ EN ~. ou,-srIling all others l" iu
J. Ministers, Editors Critics. IT,, unqual-
lifieiiH .n,lOrse it and wish II GOtlspe ID
We hive M ny ..lv \ :ents VIII" h :v. sold
over 20u In their resp :.iive townships. We
want IL few good ngentS-men o, w"men-
in this vicinity ut once. We give extra
terms, and pay fresght Now in the time t.
make IN pey .h0-Ourt lrculnIS. giN wing Si'e
ciai Terms, Extracts, etc., sent tree CORES
pOn,lencc inviie.!. Address
A. ID. WOKTHiNGTON d CO., Hartford
Conn. dee 23-5m.
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GR.4MMAR.
]. P. Il. STEDEM, Examiner.

What is abstract noun Give example and explain
g. When better the relative that" of The
other relative prononns? Give examples.
B. What class adective do admit comparison? Illustrate
State the difference in meaning betweenI he studies and
he study
Write sentences containing the following followed by
siona Requisite. Differ Sympahize. Resiow Eager
Give example of complex sentence containing nor
dinae clauses different point different
Z. Def reciprocal clauses and give examples
Correct The price Of ou have fell lower when
wheat cheaper and plenty Any body their could
have that don't know nothing about neither expect
he The number of visitors increasing daily
day -
8. Parse quoted Words
Bui Beauty like" the fair Hesperian tree.
"Ladden" with blooming gold had need" the guard
of dragon" watch with unenchanted eye.
10. Analyze or diagram:
How happy is he born and taught,
That serveih not anOtlIer's will;
Whose is his honest Thought
And simple truth his utmost skill.
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THEORY IND PRACTICE.
J.P H. STEDEM. Examine,

80 = ]. p. II. STEDEM Examiner.
To what should familiar with the School
law2s sss s-ss eezz t-se - s@5sa - sNt-~ =
that ateacer the confidence
and respect of his pupils?
full explanation how would teach class
the ANALYSIS. Of
Who does The best his circumstance allows
Does well. acts nobIy. angels could no
What is the Obecti threats in school?
S. How do you teach lessons OF morality?
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ORTHOGR.4PHI
J. P. H.. STEDEM, Examiner.

What necessary the pronunciation O.!
a word when consulting dictionary? -----z4-z
Whal an ablnexiaiiaH. Give examples.
i g. Define Letter. Syllable, Word
captaizann "Be ii enacted by the
assembly Ohio that sertion l4O0 &c. He said
mpnlsv-. The hand that made is divine
G. Spell from.l .lictaiion and define five:
Medicinal Recied Counseng. Unprecedented. Equpage
a Orchestra, Dramaiist Drge. Ha Rendezvous
Obnoxious, Serial Dlineaing Labyrinth, souvenir Mo:opoize
Predecessor Convened.
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Carriage, iS.,e CIV and Sign fains ing

At the lowest prices ana job city
We all Backsmhmx frstclsss Also horss
ing and everything pertaining branch Call
give trial before going elsewhere
April a. 1S3i-1y FIKE KiRKER.
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PENMANHIP.
]. L. BRIGHT, Examiner.

J. L. BRIGHT, Examiner 5@i.ss
Explain how you would conduct class of beginners in pn
mansl,p. -! ess5sE
9 Define finger and movements in penmanshp.
B. What main lines in writing? Connecting lines?
4 Write five small letters and five capitals by system.
Write four five lines specimen of your penmanshp
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W EST BOUND.

tTrainS run daily; tDaiiy except Sunday
All t,aiils bet ". cn Columbus and tiES in
n,ti run through wiLi:nut chang, OF ears
conn exit = in The Union DepOts with al
! diver.in. lines.
Through Tickets are sold by Agents o
this line ,O I'll parts of the United States q
| the L. ", ST X les.
| For Rites. Time T.ble and information
c. II OH BTN MpN NETr. J.s., A. ent, ::.si NOrti
High street, olumbus, V.
S. P. PEABoDY. W. T.. EPPERT.
| Cent supt. GSs:i Pass. Az
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I.USTB TER.


Grifiiths g. Cowser, Yard ana Office
on Commerce Streets and Houston
II Texas Central Railroad.
The above firm desires to call the a.
tention Of the public to Tina quality of
lumber handled by them.
No character of pine lumber is as
Stunning the importance now obtained
by southern long lear yellow pine;
surprising ell other pines in strength
and durability, 1t is used by railroad
companies for bridges, trestling and
general construction, to the exclusion
OF all other lumber. Strength and dura-
blllty are not It's only qualities-pos-
sessinga beautiful grain, it is much
sought after for inside finish.
This valuable lumber has been mae
cessible TO the ordinary consumer in
this section until quite recently.
Large enterprises, backed by large
capital making improvements with a
view to permanency have not failed
to avail themselves of this excel ent
quality OF Lumber. The ordinary con-
sumer while waiting good lumber
could not get it-dealers being stocked
with cheap ana inferior grades of pine.
Gritiths IL Cowser is the only firm
in Northwest Texas mading a spe-
cialty of handling Long Leaf Yellow
Pine, and while excelling their COM
petitors in quality they place their
prices in competition with cheap and
inferior grades of lumber. Their
stock is the largest and best assor ed
n the city of Dallas.
In addition to a largo stock of
ough lumber they carry large stock
fdreesed lumber, including
Poplar Finishing,
Poplar Ceiling and Siding.
White Pine finishing,
White Pine Ceiling and Siding,
Sash. Doors, Blinds,
Portland and Ros9ndaiG Cement,
Austin Lime,
Hair, Plaster, etc.
In fact building material OF every
description usually found in O. first
class lumber yard. Quality the best
and at the lswest prices.
Parties in need Of any OF the above
will hud it to their advsn-
tage TO give us call.
GEIFFITHs IL CowSER.
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All who have tried the wagenh aeuser
beer say II Is decidedly the best and
purest beer ever In the market. IL
Will restore to you your health and add
vigor and strength TO your broken con-
stitution. Let everybody who wants
TO enjoy good health dnfing this hot
summer drink Wagenhaueser beer.
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What y, sozoDoNTg IT'S this you ask;

What, SozoDoNT9 IT'S this you ask;
To answer IL an easy task
II N n liquid soft and sweet
Which Keeps teeth healthy, white and
neat
Which makes the rosy gums endure.
And renders breath like roses pure
sozOdont.
An article that Ia at once a teeth pro.
server and breath purifier, and so pleas.
ant and convenient TO use, its exceeding
popularity does not surprise any one,
Time has fully established the fact
that SoIoDoNT possesses these OK
cellent qualities In an eminent de-
gree. IL has logitimately acquired
the right to position upon every tot
lot table.
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Throw Away Trusses

Throw Away Trusses
when our new method Is guaranteed 10
permanently cure tho worst cases of
rupture, without the uso of the knife.
Send 10 cents In stamps for pamphlet
and references. Worldisl Dfspensary
Medical Association, G63 Main street,
Buffalo, NewIYork.
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Remember $3.50 a. IN. is the hour the
Suli, Colorado & Santa Fe through
Lampasas train departs from their
Depot Commerce Street, foot OF Muir
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NOTICE.

Written applications for the position
ofsurveyor OF the Dallas Board of I'm.
derwriters will DO received by the nm.
derstgned until the 22nd instant, from
master builders or those competent 10
make estimates on the values OF Mi
buildings In the City of Dallas.
FRANK WHEAT,
SaCratarv
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wards SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Nashville, Tennessee.

a famous institution. The Alumnm
number 1913. The attendance lSSl.sj. a5U,
from sixteen states. The list session be-
gins September |, 1885. Patronize tue Col
lege. For catalogues, special arrange
ments and conveyance to Nashville, adj
dress j. q, Patton, Professor of Mathe-
MATES and General Agent, Dallas Texas
Professor Patton is also connected with
the Southern School Agency, and will sup.
ply Schools and Colleges with Teachers
and Teachers with positions. lnstitu tlons
In ID states have been supplied.
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MFsEALPOIS0N

! Am a coppersmith by trade, and during
series of years my arms being bare When
at work. have absOrt I'd a wonderful
amount Of metal poison, Having scrof-
ulous tendency from my, Outh, the small
particles OF copper and lass would get
into the sores, and by this process the poi
son was conveyed into my blood till my
whole system became Infected. l was
treated with the old remedies of mercury
and iodtde potassium. Salvation followed
my teeth are all loose In my head, my di-
gestive organs deranged, and have been
helpless in bed for over year with mer-
curial rheumatism. My joints were all
swollen, and | lost the use of my arms and
legs, and becsme helpless as an infant.
My sufferings became so intense that It
was impossible for me to r0st. The doctors
advised me to go TO the city hospital for
treatment. This ! could not bear, A friend,
who proved a friend indeed urged me to try
Swifts Specific, believing IL would cure me.
Others discouraged me, but | secured few
bottles,and nave now taken two dozen bot
lies. The first effect of the medicine was to
bring the poison TO the surface, and broke
out ali over in running sores. They soon
disappeared, and my skin cleared Off. My
knees, which had become twice their natu-
raj size, have resumed their usual size and
are supple as Of yOre. My arms and hands
are all right again anu can use them with
oul pain. The entire disease has left all parts
OF the body save two ulcers on my wrists,
which are healing rapidly. | am weak
rom long confinement, but have the use
of all my limbs. The medicine Is bringing
me out of the greatest trial of my life, and
/ cannot find words flicieul to express
my appreciation of its virtues end the
gratitude feel that ever heard fit
Augusta Ga
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MALARIALPOISON

The drouth in Southwest Georgia last
spring dried up the wells and we were com.
PEELED 10 use water from the creek on the
plantation. The result was that all were
troubled with chills and fever. I carried
with me several bottles ofSwitt's Specific,
and as long as | took it / had perfect
health. AS soon rs | ceased taking IL, |,
like the rest, was afflicted with chills When
resumed It's use was all right again. We
have used It in our family as an antidote
for malarlal poison for Two or three years
and have never known 1t to fail in single
instance. w. Q. FUELoW.
Sumter Co., Ga, sept. IL, 1884.
Treatise on Blood AID Skin Diseases
mailed free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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Beer! Beerl Beeri

Let every person drink Wagon
hsueser beer this summer, Gas it is
pure and healthy" No chemicals
used in its manufacture. "All who
have tried it say It is a genuine
article" BE sure you call for Wagon
haueser beer, "and see that no other is
palmed off ON YOU" as many say they
are selling Wagenhaueser beer when in
fact have nothing in stock but med.
iceted stuff. q
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Excursion tickets by tho Santa Fe
road 70 the military oncampment nj
nsmpasss, commencing June 20. See
W. y. storms, agent Dallas.
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THE U W, CH0NIUS DRUG CO.,
DALLAS, WHOLESALE AGENTS.

Sold at Retail at Dallas ty GEO 4. AT
klNS. 4 sample package aud circular OF
testimonials sent to any address in the
United States on receipt of 70 cents by the
roprietors, MURCH1SON y ROGERS,
TERRELL. TeXns
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nYERTISEM EMF AND Nnr1cECnN

A ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE CON-
n corning the construction of new Steel
Steam Cruising Vessels for the United
States Navy,
invitation is hereby extended to all en-
ginee RS and mechanics of established rep
utation, and all reputable manufacture
ers OF vessels, steam engines, boilers, or
ordnance, having or controlling regular
establishments, and being engaged in the
business, all officers of the Navv, and es j..
pecially all naval constructors, steam en-
gineers and ordnance officers of the Navy,
having plans, models, or designg Of any
vessels, or OF any part thereof,oi the classes
authorized by the naval appropriation act
OF March 3, 1885, to submit such plans, mod
els and designs to the Secretary OF the
Navy.
The vessels authorized to be constructed
are two cruisers of not less than three
thousand nor more than five thousand tons
displacement, costing, exclusive of arma-
ment,not more than one million one hun
dred thousapds dollars each; one heavily
armed gunboat of about sixteen hundred
tons displacement, costing, exclusive of
armament, not more than five hundred and
twenty thousand dollars land one light gun
boat of about eight hundred tons displace-
ment,icosting, exclusive of armament, not
more than two hundred and seventy-flvs
thousand dollars.
These vessels are to be constructed on the
best aud most modern design, having the
highest attainable speed, and In the manner
and con iormity to the conditions and limi-
tations provided for the construction OF
the new cruisers in the acts of August ), 1882,
and of March 8, 1888, except so far as said
acts provide for and define the duties of
Naval Advisory Board.
Said plans, models and designs should be
submitted within the period of sixty days
after May IL, 1885, and should be transmit
ted 10 the Navy Department, Washington,
d. Q: Should any such plan, model or de-
Sign be adopted or used liberal compen-
sation will be paid therefor
The Department will, upon application,
forward copies of so much of the naval ap.
preparation acts as relates to said vessels,
and Will answer all letters of inquiry and
furnish allidesired information on the sub
Ject. WILLIAM c, WHITNEY,
Secretary of tne Navy.
Navy Department, Washington, May S,lSS5.
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Corslcanss, Plano, Mckinney, Van
A.ls.yne, sherman are coming 10 Dali
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA

SUMMER Law LECTURES mine
weekly begin 9Th July, 1885, and end Mh
September. Have proved OF signal use
LIST, 20 students who design to pursue their
studies at this or other Law Schools; End,
TO those who propose to read privately;
and Srd, to practitioners who have not had
the advantage Of systematic instruction,
For circular spply tP, o. University of Val
TO JOHN B. MINOR, Prof. Com. and Stat.
Law
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Colonel w. D. Wylie has been Sc
lected the orator OF tne day ~ the 4th
of July celebration.
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IL S, MELVEN,
Ii. Attorney at Law and Il mixer,
Seymour, Baylor County, Texas,
Exchange bought and sold TO all the
principal points.
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Picnic and lunch baskets a. Erb 8.
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DoCTOR RANSOM,

II $. BELL, County Attorney
II Attoru ey.nt. Law aud Land Agent,
BnIrd. Callahan County. TeXag
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CARSWELL ~ FULLER,
~ AttOTneys-at Law,
Decatur, Texas.
II. IL CARswELI. FULLY A. FULLER,