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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

TIE sl~ctric hight. ssys Scientific Ausri-
en-. = getsinx - plaT az important part IN
r,edical invce, za.i9ns. With q little pea
h-ht~ assacae3 20 the eni of sleaeler rod,
SIR Mcrsll NscSe1z.e -xasl. rel tte throat os
that supplies tlso siecrricitv karzs around
tlc sarzeCa's neck. 1hess issie electric lights
a. b~cornfn1 daily q r-0rs practical use.
Bv their aid TO s1rgeou po&es snd peeks
in.a elscrs he Otherwise would have 20 raa-
riruiste In "tv fae fsel. and arhisvssrrsults
keresofers irnpoSssols
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Balance itearvfnily on tho point Of needle
which nay b supported BY a cork, and We
ha-- sli,tie Wind mil which. when the hand
. brought near ir. Vii rsvolTs with more Or
icss ra7idisy. Tho notion. ~ course. Is due
% the currents q air arisiox from the warm
hand aud tho rsryia- rsyid.ty of rotation
vita diTsrent persons is u0f due 90 any o.
cult .u&gnstic' iaiucncc. but SIMPLY 20 the
degrees q Warmth ia their har1s. The
ulovcmrnt il -ncrr rapid 70 both hands are
placed sroand ne spparsrns instead OF one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
Nindox Tax.

The window tar was arst imposed in Eng
land in 1906, TO defray the expense Of recoin-
ing gold. IL was increased in 1746-7, again
in 171S, and again in lisa. when the tea AK
was comnuted. It was further increased in
i597. 1902. and 1908, was reduced in 1893, and
finally repealed in July, 1851; instead % it.
however, tax on inhabited houses was inn
posed
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Nesfsrn -srers srs discussing TIE vit&
rrestie-. " ast mskes : nsan ,rou<ers
80 A. re kneezs~ ard - -ue ass shouei 3
- s.fvaase ne theorv lar = = bees lAse
the 11n ~esrs re sruascrs We den I
S,rc~ II snrrhinE shst VII zsSs a usans
tIsu@rs aaE AZ tte Knees quicScr taas
~earzS thez -Sorrists-, s~,>-d
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

The meaning Of "brovn study Is given -
ga gloomy reverie.- Brown Is a dark color,
beng derived from the Saxon word brun,
meaning burned, and the adjective was given
20 the state Of mind either because OF It's sup
posed dark and broodIng nature. or more
probably. because Of tie shadowed inspect OF
the counlenance Whale one Is in "browu
study"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Fer 8ort care. eEii. f5r~6 ss~lirc. In
loverishes = ooG daii rsirs IN tsck ard
5ea1, fsrfssixinR skin erupoous ke7sps
SsrssPsri = 7evsT isils - xive resiei We
sivsys gusTsrfes e. Frics s. Per ooste
Tlots 1rer sssre z = Nonroe.sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

cs<TEsa - Skszzesll2axss li2e-
Stones So J4eksoa. a. tse ksad - uearfy
tso-S1lf1s ~ 10 Coa,z5eTaEs foEcss. a.asls .
uaareh - n1tsen msies. nasty - feress
Foa1s, ak C1Alce-i9zssilis al tilrlAz1
A3ssksxis Fis3t. zpoa HhCa be f-a - s1z-
pfazs. llFiyscs is "a roas aysA tt.e EsAin noty
I1e sisgzse1ssae bsi1s appsTsCtls oseT, he
Essis l8t5 tas sossds - Feaoanoszsr h&*iizs
slla hlal ealy sAz4 e-sorL hat1rning
bls eoEagaolaGs we're a-lstzkeB foF tnsoa
sooats as.d ersd apon b. hss 0@s men. SeT-
era % tbs ESCORTS ~eEe ki.si and Gen Jack
se1 Tece4xesi taTse aalls-en8 fhFosgn eacs
beua sssd snstasF ~Aiea s8ztteTed As iefr
sh0u der. He wss plaessl uf-en = hitter, bur
o4ls q the borsss stunIk4sd s8s1 be lei - tas
ground. striking UPON MS broken sE0ulasr-
10 was At lsngtA carried % the rear, whers
as zrra Vas anzpsItated, boz pBeunfaala SIT
n. xslch vas EAs iulasedlats csuso 0f MS
deA-a a@s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

'NaSon and Dixou's lire derived rs rs-,s
from he surveyors. Charles Mason ssd
JerssBish Dixon TIE ''line- was 800 rifles
long snd marked The boundary h-atvsaa
Pennsylvania ard NsrTisud ard Virginia
It va u1arksd sy stoue Posts az intervsis c<
one r0fie Fff
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

The first steam locomotive il Auerics.
snd probably n TIE world. rzs inverted n
f9o7 hv a Efaet-T. and rzn uron tks ~-r~~ts.
II Hartford. Ccru. The FIRST prsct,sahls
ore US ia S5ephensons 'SsoarhrsSi<s
Tt-r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

An cxFcrinsnt IN aninai ,rs<netisn-
\ lsstsF,otsS exFsr.rsieBt IN animal mag
ret.snl, says IA Mature. may ~ performed
o. taxing riecr OF paper two or three
inches loHg ansi hsf al lnch wile. ard turn
inr tae oppe2rs ecraezx Up and down, "A
saosa n Tue c;fE
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
WEATHERLY & PULIE.
o2 AND os PEAnL-sT.
Steamer Grand Island.

Hereafter the new eide wheel steamer.
Grand Island will make regular trips 70 the
Soldiers Home on Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays First boat lesvipg OF 10 a.
m. landing Al north end Of SofibBks- ct car
line. Picnic parties VIII bs taken mp the
river at any place they may select Regular
picnic days viii be Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. The ttesner Grand Islsns
will also make two trips 10 Grand Islsnd
on Sundays. Boat leaving OF 10 q. m, ssd
? p. m. lssi boat arriving al Grand Rapids
at 7:I5 p. m.
Pare from Soldiers Home and return 70
cents.
To Grand Island and return zs oenis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
Akeley Institute.

r5rceesr Eosr lszg snd rsg - sr8 ~ r~-
s-src Bs~s1 4rhEsr- Eexsnt 49, s-Iss -az
perfscf seet az sot rerc sncn a. r.oae-e i-s
sr1re0e-tS - 1fvsz tsaze = zzx xess
~trc 81 srt "a fe~ oer1rs 1eet n rssz
Fer serkiC1s All sd1re
fzrss& Bx~ss, akAL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
G. N. HAMMOND.

Normal orsdusts ef the Mss.sch osstss
Metaphysics Coiiess.
Is forming bis psri oisss for The riu5r o.
Christian Science aud ifs sgpiicstiep 20 The
treatment Of disease. The enly texf book.
used vii be the Bible sna krs Hddy's
Scienos and Heshk - Csristiss siecos VII
bs isDght IN io puritF uBui1e1 .itb
Occu itism. Hseserism or sfdrlfsaissn,
For terms ese.. spplinsaon MAJ - ynsds
IN person Or by lstis4 st - forth Division
-. Beef psefofhcs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Collegiate 3ecrees are coevsl wfth unf~~~e
ritses Masters ard 6ocfcrs exiSfs1 A y.
50 Tncse ~ az 50 trsca6 ~ - flfa. n
nsesiici1e - 12s4. IN music 20 I ~
I Ike NJ ~ife 20 use pozzoui's C0uspier-
ion Powder hacsnse it iuuroTss Der iooks
and = a. frszrsnf "a vioi ets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

We havs so pairs - -sr 80 shoes
H.ns1 4 Sen uaase tbsf ~ 49, close ors
a. 30 par A. HERcIs 4 Co
- kouroea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
The Magee Boston Heater

% wrourbi iron furnace With briok lined
hFe poi The superiority 81 thus stsls Of
furnaces over the cast iron constructions
l. well known with al Who have iigesli-
gated such work. Ibis i thf
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04
Infection from Old Books.

A good deal Of discussion having
taken place in England on the subject
OF the spread Of infectious diseases
by means of the books in circulating
libraries, the Dresden municipal au-
thorities have had thorough expert
mental investigation OF this question
conducted. A number a muCh-used
volumes from the town library were
taken for the purpose. The dust from
the leaves and covers was sown in
nutrient media and cultures reared.
the result being that no microbes be-
longing to infectious diseases were
found-the dust being, in fact, nothing
but ordinary dust OF a harm less char
acter. Again. the diriest leaves in
the books were rubbed first with
the dry finger and then with the wet
finger In the first case scarcely any
microbes were found on the finger; in
the second case plenty were found, but
all appeared to be Of non-infectious
character. Especially is it noted that
there were no tuber3le bacilli. Lastly
books were soaked for two days in
spirit containing ten per cent OF car
bolic acid. This treatment destroyed
all the bacilli, and proved harmless to
the volumes. The conclusion arrived
at was that the danger Of circulating
libraries spreading infection is very
slight, but a recommendation is given
to dust books well before reading them,
and never to wet the finger il the
mouth for the purpose OF turning avsl
the leaves " T. Post,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04
$500 REWARD!

We will pay the above reward for sny case
lt liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick headache,
Indigestion, constipation or Costiveness we
cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver
Pills when the directions are strictly compli-
ed with They are purely vegetable, and
never fail to give satisfaction. Large boxes
containing 30 sugar coated pills, DC. For sale
by all druggists. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations. The genuine manufactured only
by JOHN c, WEST Il Co, S62 w .MadisonSt.,
Chicago, ilis.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04
ESSAY ON BULLHEADS.
Description OF a Sport That Has Peculiar
Charms for Lazy Men.

Charms for Lazy Men.
Bullheads are born. not made No
manufacturer would ever place on the
market such ridiculous combination
OF big and little tip. three horns and
no middle They deserve no favor at
the hands OF a credulous public. They
have no respectability, They are in
tolerabIy indolent. They won't work
for living. They just shove them
selves under the eel grass, cape their
mouths and wait and loaf. II q snail
crawls IN, that is his III fortune. The
bullhead doesn't care much, anyhow.
II takes laziness to catch bullheade.
Patience won't do it. The successful
bullheader is slower than a doctors
bill, and as undesirable. He is eithe"
too lean TO stand up, or too fat to walk.
His stomach hollows SO far in toward
his spine that he can't tell the differ
ence between hunger and the back
ache. He indulges in plug tobacco.
He will sit all day on the tip OF
decayed hcmlock knot and fish He
waits Happiness spreads a dreamy
mantle over him.
A bullhead bite is not an impressive
event. It is not an emotional affair 1t
feels like thump on the back, 1t is
something like one jump out Of a dull
toothachc. 1t is not so expressive.
however Sometimes they don't bite
at al, They let the bait drop into
their mouth, if it chooses. Mouth
closes. Bullhead rubs his stomach
on the mud and waits Fisherman
waits, the bullhead waits longer Fish
erman waits for the bob to go under
Bullhead waits for fisherman to come
down and get him. Fisherman waits
for bullhead to come up and see what
has become of him. Finally he pulls
up his line to look at his worm. Line
sticks at the end. Bullhead is in no
hurry Neither is the fisherman. More
pull. Still sticks. Lug, pull, slow,
lazy, always lazy; lazy at both ends.
Six bullheads are good days work
for practical fisherman. More than
that spoils the rhythm. Theoretical
fellows have alleged that they have
taken more than that. They have
described their game as "old lunkers."
They are ambitious creatures, in the
spring-time Of life. They carried their
bait in their hip pocket, corked. They
are not credible witnesses. They OK
aggerate.
Now, skin the catch. Straddle a
plank by lantern light. Skin, smoke.
cuff 'ekeeters," smell fshy. Six
inches Of bullhead yield two and one
third inches Of skinned bull tail
Fried and served up hot they taets
ike swamp malaria burnt inpo dessys1
,hiA Pack
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04
KISSING THE FAIR
Day When Men Were Not Bashful in Oscu-
latory Caresses.

latory Caresses.
The communion OF congenial souls
by osculation is one of those ancient
customs which never grow old. As to
It's invention, it is certain that Nature
was its author, and it began with the
FIRST courtship. There is an old rhyme
which says:
But some reply What fool would daunce
II that when daunce is dome
BE may not have lsdy's lips
That which IN dsunce he wonT'
It almost makes one wish he lived
during a certain period described by
Hone in his queer old Table BOOK
when in Ireland they had kissing
bees on Easter Monday, on which oc-
casion it was the duty Of each female
10 receive at least dozen hearty
kisses" This was what might be
termed promiscuous osculatlOn' ana II
is probable that these ceremonies were
extensively patronized by ''ye ancient
maiden ladies' OF the day.
There was time when kissing the
bride in church gave rise to some ridlc-
ulous scenes As it was considered d
high honor to kiss her first, there was
q great rush after the ceremony, ana
the fair damsel' was often carried
out in q swoon In the "Co--eF
Wedding" we are shown how
-Four rustic fellows wait the while
To kiss the bride at the church stite
Time and again genius has been re-
warded with kisses. The cheering
pit which commissioned the vOluptu-
GUS Duchesse de Villar to kiss NO.talrr
during successful performance OF
'Merope" did not impose severe
talk on the fair lady, nor was the Kiss
ungracetully received. The duchess
OF Devonshire offered to kiss al those
who voted for her favorite Fox when
he was in the hot contest for Nestmln-
ster. and on par with this enthua4-
astic action was that Of Lady Gordon
at one Of the Scotch uprlslngs IN be-
halt of Prince Charlie. She turned
recruiting sergeant and offered as
bounty a shilling to be taken from
between cherry-ripe lips by the mo1tA
Of the recruit.
One would suppose that kissing would
obtain in Iceland, as the act is SAID to
give warmth to the blood but not so.
A man who osculates an unmarried
female against her will mote the line,
reader renders himself liable; aud
H.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04
He eaIth is Wealth!

DR.. f. C. VESTS NERVE & BRAIN TREAT.
MENT, guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Die.
Headache, Nervous ProstratiOn caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakcfulness, Mem
tai Depression, Softening Of the Brain result
ing in insanity and leading to misery, decay
and death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness,
Loss of power in either sex, Involuntary
Losses and Spermatorrhpa caused by over
eXertion Of the brain, self-abuse or over-in-
dulgcnce. Each box contains one months
treatment. sl.U box, or six boxes for $500,
sent by mail prepaid on receipt ofprce.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BONES
To cure any case. With each order received
by US for six boxes, accompanied with 500,
we will send the purchaser our written guar.
antee to refund the money If The treatment
does not effect cure. Guarantees issued only
BY Branum & Goodwin, Druggists, Sole
Agents, Grenada, Miss. (TsSS)
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04
A Fund of Information.

Countryman Ito the celebrated Hin
doc Snake Charmer)-I s'pose you
know good deal bout snakes, Mister'
Hindoo Snake Charmer-Snakes, sir
have been the study of my eventful
life. know all about them.
Countryman-The hull businessP
Hindoo Snake Charmer--Yes, sir.
Countryman-Well, wish you'd tell
. feller where the body leaves of an
the tail begins. N. 7. Sun.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04
GRENADA, MISS, THU URSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1888.
SHOPPING IN JAPAN.
4 Visit to the Large silk stores of Echi.
goya and Dai Mara.

4 Visit to the Large silk stores of Echi'
goys and Dai Mara.
An occupation that appeals to any
woman, and more especially to an
American one, is shopping in the large
silk stores. Echigoya and Dai Mara,
which are the Louvre and Bon Marche
OF this great capital, as regards size
and Importance, are places as full OF
entertainment as a theater. Both oc-
cupy corners on great thoroughfares,
the one on the NihOm Bashi, Muro
march,, and the other on the Odemma
Cho, and have waving curtains Of
black cloth with the crest and the
name painted in white, hanging as q
screen on the two open sides. Within
there is the vast open space OF the
first floor revealed in the one glance.
The floor proper of this great room IL
raised foot and a half from the stone
walk surrounding it, and is covered
with the usual soft straw mats,
fitting closely together in one clean,
glistening floor covering. The sales
men and accountants sit here and there
over the vast area, the book keepers
being also cashiers and presiding over
low desks where they keep books, pa
pers, change and writing utensils. The
shoppers make groups on the mats,
and women with beautiful y-drpssed
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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

g. ]. Austin b CO. have = very
large stock Of misses and childrensi
Double Knee Stockings. the best
manufactured, At Astonishingly low
nsicAA
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

AT Cooperstown, the ruins OF
Cooper Hall, where Fenimore Cooper
lived and wrote many OF his tales, are
still to be seen, and the place and To-
calities around and about Otsego lake
described in his BOOKS are the shrine
Of tourists every IA. N ] Nal and
GrpTtss.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04
Splendid Equipment! Magnificent
Coaches! Pullman Buffet Sleerers!
Trains Always on Time!

The working arrangements tetweeD
the Mississippi & Tennessee snd the
illinois Central Railroad insures the
prompt handling Of freight business
forwarded over the Mississippi and
tennessee Railroad, shipments reach.
ing destination following day of de.
livery at Memphis depot.
Business consigned to the care Of the
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad at
Memphis, meets with despatch via
this route.
We solicit your business, and request
YOUR calling upon agents for in
formation, etc.
A. J. KNAPP,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
Memphis, Tenn.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

E0- Passengers sheuld pussaass Tickets via
this line! It il snphaticaily Tie most attrsc'
tive route In the South to-day.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-04

Iwere unmsnnerly 10 take you out
And no, 10 kiss you.
-NOteS and Queries
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-18
Sale of Privileges.

All kinds Of privileges will be sold al ",
lie auction" Monday, at II a, m, ApH ~
1855, on the Encampment grounds " =
Grand Military and Civic Celebration " W
cur at Austin, Texas, for six days Ma! ~.
to May 10Th, 1883, in honor OF the ue'',''
of the grandest "Capitol Building "
America
Famous aud magnificent exhibitions % ~
grounds for each day and night Of tnF 9''
celebration.
Among the extraordinary attraction, o.
the grounds will be "Gilmore's WoiIlw
nowncd Band and brilliant display % 49, ~
works" by Rain X Son, the celebF'',u an an.
technists. The grounds are beau'nu' q
bracing 1870 acres within the city linus ,.,j
,ractive locations for all kinds Of '''Hu'
show inside the grounds, m,
Thousands of visitors will tlIoAs
grounds daily and nightly from all P1I al h
the United States and Mexico THIS w. ,r..
the largest gathering Of people the 'Vs not Il.
has ever witnessed, Bidders VINO O'I ,..cs
tend which, if accompanied by gooa ''', ~, IA
will be fully considered on the u'' .n,ta.
ApriJ 81 Isss, if received before the l 'i N,
begins. which, if deemed exPedlen' s S,
tinue from day to day until all the P ..,call,
are dispensed with. For further F'
.Jouy T. DlcKrSsoN se t,a Tsi,:.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-18

ARkAN~Ns CRY, Rams, March Il About
SO engineers and liremen WHO deserted their
engines on the Santa Fe road ON THURSDAY.
held meeting here, to-day They discaim
being strikers, hut all say they are tnyalids
one of the principal speakers justified
The present course of LAYING or
ON the grounds that the Santa H. company
has he alleges, handled freight in sealed
cars which they received from the "Q" road.
This seems 10 he the only difficulty existing
between the company and the engineers
The latter say, however that since they have
quit work they will not commence work again
until the "Q' accedeS to the terms Of their
engineers or the troubles are adjusted by ar
lIfr4tnr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-18
Corsicana Cuttings.


CoH>lCtNA, March 1r-Miss Hardy, OF
Waco has large class in painting in this city
She is quite an artist and her pupils are max
i'm vtry rapid and satisfactory progress.
The young folks have given several pleas
ant entertainments this week; among the
number was a meeting of the Cooking club at
the residence of Mrs. Tallcy Thursday night,
tackeY party at Mr.. w, II Matches and a
hop by the dancing school for friends and
visitors last night.
A head end collision occurred on the Fort
Worth branch Of the Houston and Texas Cen
trial railway yesterday, near Waxahachie, in
when the two engines and several cars were
demolished. one was work train and the
other was a freight. 1t is said no lives were
lost and no one hurt.
our Fellow townsman, Mr. A Fox. while
returning from New York this week had the
misfortune to be in wreck on the Pcnnsyl
yanla railroad in which he had foot badly
mashed.
Mr' H. a. saunders, prominent merchant
oil cross Rqads, this county, was in the city
yesterday cnroute home from San Saba county
he remains of Mrs Wharton, of Craw ford
Texas we're brought here last night for in
terment. Mrs, Wharton was the mother-in.
Jaw OF Mr. C. W. Tate, who was secretary tc
non Neorge Clark during the anti-prohibi
ton excitement last summer
VIZ. u II, Hardy prominent lawyer OF
your place was in the city few days this
week.
Miss lone Moody, of Tyler, who has been
visiting Mrs j B. Stiteler of this place for
several days left via the Cotton Belt this
a. IN. for Taylor, Texas.
Weather continues delightful
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st, Patrick 9 Day.

LONDON March l7.-St Patrick Day was
observed TO greater extent than usual, to-
DAY Sprgs Of shamrock were visible every.
where. The police have taken great precau
tion III ireland Constables are searching the
houses in Derry for arms.
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N,N FRANCISCO, March lN-lhc latest
reports from The scene II the yellow river
floods 10 China, place the number Of lives
..'l at 100000, and the total number of suf-
iercra from humiliation, will reach a million
and AAf ID lMu mNliun
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Equitable Life Is the best, w. H. Bagby,
agent.
E'ARM-In CoryeH county Tor exchange for
a Waco city property. w. D. LACY,
UNOR SALE-A few lots on Cnnger hill.
II Apply 10 g. c. Conger, Robinson, Texas.
VNO HI RE-The best horses and rigs In the
4 city, by NJ. +. McLaren at the Riverside
Stables,
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M ANTED-A situation as q teamster or
w coachman, well experienced. by young
man Apply at this office.
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NANCItL.

:
MONEY 70 LEND on city or country real.
-'I estate, on three or FIVE years time, In
sums FROM 500 up. Lowest RACES IN the city.
j Il. ELGIN a Co., y lth street.
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WANTED

WANTED BOARDERs-Atc corner Of First
w and Mary streets, Three or four gentle
men can be accommodated with tirstcass
board and lodging at $3.50 yer week.
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PERSON AL.
REAL ESTATE ,

: =
LNOR SALE-Largest list of farms, ranches
~ and Wild lands OF any agency IN Texas.
Cal and examine our lists ana maps.
joins +. ELGIN IL Co., : 18th street.