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THE HERALD: DALLAS, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1S84.
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A FLASH IX THE PAX.
RAILWAY MAGNATES VISITING.
TVatcr, Water, Not Enough Tim ClCzent
Thirsty Tlicy IU-solvo to Dig-In-fantlclilft
Penitentiary Uirda
Transferred, Etc., Etc.
The Citl.ens' Meeting.
Tho citizens mooting culled to meet
yesterday afternoon at i o'clock nt the
Merchants Exchange, to discuss nnd
consider tho water question, was fiiirly
attended. Mayor Cuhell nnd one or two
lnombers of tho Water Commission were
lirvSL-nt. Mr. t C. Callier 1'rosidnnt of
the Exchange called tho meeting; to
order, and on his motion lr. Jules
Schneider was called to tho chair. Tho
Chair stated that there was a scarc
ity of water, both for
fire and homo purposes and
the merchants and business men had
doomed it advisable to meet and discuss
the situation. It was calculated to
cause heavy insurance and ho under
stood thero were some residences in por
tions of tho city which tho water failed
to reach at its present low stage.
Mayor Cabell, who was called for,
stated that tho Council had been labor
ing hard for gome time on tho water
question. A proposition from Messrs.
lnrgan Jc Trezevant, Mr. Chapin and
others, were, being considered.
Tllft contract Willi Inter,.,, A-
Tre.evant lie at one timo thought was
closed, but ho had subsequently under
stood thero was some misunderstanding
about it. Tho City Council had em
ployed experienced hydraulic engineers
to make a survey of 'Dallas in order to
ascertain hur water facilities, and their
report was now, with tho propositions
referred to, in tho hands of the Waler
Conmiissioncr,who had the same under
consideration. Tho river pump was be
ing placed In position, and within tho
next two days at farthest a sullicient
supply of water from tho river
for tire purposes would bo had.
A forco was at work cleaning out tho
works, nnd the supply would bo in
creased in a few days, and ho thought
it wotCtl bo adequate to bridge over until
a more abundant supply was secured.
Alderman J. I). Carter, of tho Water
Commission, stated that the river pump
would bo in working order in a day or
so, and that it was tho purpose of the
commission to form a lake or reservoir
in tho City park, which would sorve to
beautify it, ami pump water
from the river into it.
This waler would percolate
through tho gravel and aiinil to ilio main
spring and come out purified bv tho
process, in the meantime the Commis
sion was endeavoring to perfect a per
manent supply.
Mr. Hugh lilakneyaddrcssed the moot
ing, and appeared to favor boring arte
sian wolls.
Mr. J. T. Trezevant,. who was callod
on, explained, in a brief way, his gang
well system, and stated the terms of their
proposition to tho City Council, which
was to tho efl'cot that tlicy agreed to fur
nish the city an ample supply of water
for five years at f lu,KK per annum, giv
ing the city the privilege of purchasing
the works at tho expiration of that timo
for ;tu,Ouo, or frW,(HWnt tho end of ton
years, etc. Ho Raid that in his opinion
this was one of the best underground
watered soctions in tho Union. Thero
were lino veins of puro water Howing
under and around Dallas. Thov had
thoroughly tested tho basin in tho
southeastern -t.tf ..rVr -wl -thv
! - a.iTvtVcsatislicd
'-1,-i-i.iU they would bo able to furnish
i Ihe city .Otw.iJUJ gallons per day of good
pure water.
Mr. T. L. Mars.ilis was of tho opinion,
that. inasmuch as Mr. Tiozovant and his
associates were so confident of tinning
an adequate supply, and asihey were ex
rteri tiiimt itur ut tin., ....... a. ..........
and asked for nothing until thevi'ur
nisbed the water, that icir
proposition should be entertained. A fet
it was his candid bolicf that after iill'the
river would have to bo resorted to lor a
substantial supply. sink a large
reservoir in tho trinity river at the
mouth of Turtle creek, thereby getting
waters from Cedar springs and all
springs on tho tributaries of tho Trinity.
I'limp this water from tho river into' a
reservoir at a high point north of tint
city; let the water run through a lilterer
into another reservoir adjoiiiiiiL',
and from this reservoir the
Wider will foruti itself into tho stand
pipe without cost of pumping.
Mayor Cabell stated, in answer to a
r)urnou put ny ir. w. 11. I'rather,
that thi propositions were in the hands
ol the Water commission. The medio';
then adjourned sine die.
IIorsford'A Aeiil Phosjiliate,
MAKl:s A t.'oOI.lNil UlllN't. i
Into hull a tumbler of ice water put n
teaspoonful of Acid I'hosphnto; add
Migar to the taste.
Kellllion.
In connoetion with the grand rouniou
at Dallas, August nth, lv I, wo have a
tolegram from St. Louis that the tents
have been shipped and will be hero In a
few days. Arrangements have been
'perfected for telephone and telegraphic
comnuinicaliou at Long's lake during
the reunion.
Tho various committees aro progress
ing finely.
The Commissioners court has made
an appropriation to repair and put in
good order tho roud leading from the
oity to Long's lake, making the egress
nnd ingress accossablo to all kinds of
vehicles. Letters are being received bv
tho President and Secretary of the re
union daily ami bv every mail from all
parts of the Slate, notii'viniz them that
thoy aro coming in largo numbers to
participate in the reunion
'I'lw. I'.ll, .!,. 1, I...O
Tho following letter has been received
from Mr. Cuinming, who is organising
Committees on Contribution:
Lncasi'i:ii, July 1.-1 arrived
ll'TO
this morning and thus far nm getting
along well. My first point was Lisbon,
and there I organized the Committee mi
-Contribution for that precinct-Messrs.
Cracy. Gill, Goodnight, Pollard, Given
and Whitaker. They guarnilee live
bogs, ten cattle and three sheep. These
gentlemen aro Jubilant, and Intend
working up that precinct.
Next 1 went to flulchins, and there
organized tho following committee:
Messrs. llledsoe, Clark, Rowlings,
sciiueitiei', i.ntie unci Aides, 'i hey
guarantee ten hogs, eight cuttle and two
sheep, and intend to work over that dis
trict. Noxt. I organized Prairlo Valley. The
following committee was appointed:
Messrs. Grr, Williams, Rollins and
Weathorford. They guuntnteo four
hogs and live cattlo.
So I am hero at Lancaster and orgen
izod the following committee: Messrs.
White, Moflit, lleekly, Henry, Clay,
Combs and Lyon. This coinmittoo to go
. to work, and liuve mado an estimate of
live hogs ami ten cattlo.
I could not adopt any other method
than appoint these committees, for them
to concentrate tho stock at these dillcr
ent points for a drive to Dallas by Au
gust 4; which, to my mind, seoms'feas
ablo. I leave this evening for Wesley
Chapel. Yours truly,
J. R.ClMMl!t(l.
The host mokiiu tobacco Is "Little
Jokor."
8nnnur Normal.
Opening oxorclseH at the ustml hour
9 a. ni. The spoiling lesson wks con
(iuctoei by Mr. Stanherry, who niaelotlic
exorclson very interesting anil profit
able' Mm. Montgomery Introeluccd iho
Bulilci't:' "Th mnthnl of tcacliirn hl
tory." Klin rai ncconilod In her remarks
by Mt. J. V. Jolmslu. Tho Uise:iislon
cluciilatcd IhoinoJcrn inetlioels of teach
inR h'ntory to piiiniry and advanced
cIiismih. Mr. Miiliiiio deli vcroel an in
tercstitiK and lienetlcial lecture on tho
fllvaiitagcD arininif from tho lino
of Cm weird incihod III country schools,.
. JtnceiK, ten luinute'B.
Tho (oiinlltVi of Iho lu-H i nnouncod
tho hour for calisthenics, c inducted hy
Co accomplished and o 'Icient Miss
J itVpr?y,of Ihtntsvlllo. Tain excrciw
was followed by tho rendition of "The
Swallows Homeward Fly" (Herman), by
Miss Alice I'.ryan, of this city. The
school was charmingly entertained by
the full, rich and cultured voico of the
sweet little singer. Mr. J. T. Johnson
gave an interesting lecture on objective
iiotanv as a sellout exercise in country
schools, and illustrated its
advantages bv a lesson to
the little folk present, dis
cussing n living plant which ho held in
his hand. Altera few minutes' recess
the talented anil accomplished Miss
Howell, an estimable teacher from
Kechi, lmisiunn, now visiting relatives
in this city, but whose home is Jefferson,
Texas, favored the company with a
song, well rendered, in which she dis
played rare musical talent and a cultured
voice. Mr. Ntunherry then called the
class in Knglish grammar, and discussed
tlio adverbial nnd adjective elements of
a.sontonce. After a few timely remarks
on general topics of interest," Mr. Mc
liuire tapped tho bell for dismissal at
12:;;!) p. m.
Section fi.
Health and beauty obtained and re
tained by using Dr. "Dronigoole's Kng
lish 1'einalo Hitters, a powerful iron and
vegetable tonic.
Constipation is a disoaso-niaker, and
the most successful remedy is Bailey's
Saline Aparicnt. oOcts.
Another Plash in the Pnn.
The two negroes, Shepherd anil Stokes,
who were brought over from Fort Worth
on Tuesday night, by Dallas ollicers un
der tho supposition that they wore the
ones who had been engaged in tho va
rious burglaries and assaults lately com
mitted in this city, were yesterday sub
jected to a close examination, resulting
in both being set at liberty. The state
ment of Stokes that" tho wound
ho received was caused by
his pistol exploding in bis
pocket at Denison seemed to be sub
stantiated liy tho course, id' tho ball,
which ranged downward, passing
through the llcshy part of his thigh into
his leg, as well as by the hole burned
in his pocket. There was nothing ad
duced to show that he or the other negro
had anything to do with either of ihe
affairs." In our issue of yesterday we
stated, through error, that it was shep
herd who was shot, when it should have
been Stokes.
While it would seem that our ollicers
hero and those elsewhere are active in
their efforts to discover tho guilty par
ties and necessarily have to avail them
selves ol nil sorts of clues anil reports, it
would seem that closer investigation of
developed tacts would save many fruit
less arrests.
Durkee's Salad Dressing is composed
of the freshest, purest and choicest con
diments money will buy. It surpasses
any that can be made nt'hoino, is cheap
er, saves labor and all anxiety.
t'ily Court.
City vs. Jack Dulieg, depositln
tilth
In city limits; discharged.
City vs. Frank Filley, obtaining money
under false pretenses; transferred.
City vs. William Turner, Nelson Kas-
senger, llurton, permitting stock to
run ut largo; discharged.
City vs.Vharles l'urker, James j'ir.
ray, S Mciiingun, tiullish. -JntoXi-
cated; lined :i each. f
City vs. Mrs. MucklisU-!lllU)xi(.ato(i.
dismissed. .-'
City vs. To.1." llinaii, intoxicated;
continue'
CitV r,.n LYo-uvtl, li.rl.linif (ImimI
city vs. Joe Forsyth, carrying pistol;
continued.
"Little Joker" is the best smoking to
bacco. Hotel Arrivals.
At the St. Ueorge: Mrs (Ir.llwood and
child, J Illakey, Mark Latimer, Ennis;
J Laing, Weathorford; U S Neblett and
lady, Cursicnna; W 1' Ardrey and lady,
Austin; J A Jones, l,c isville; A H
Stantcin, St Louis; J S Stovub, McKin
neyjlt Mueller, Texas; T J Dullard,
Wiixahachic; J K Johnston, McKiimev;
K H Kmbree, Duc k Creek; C A Fill
bree, Alvurado;J K I Wilson, Duliith;
CHKennon, Utopia; V C Cavctt, Ava
lon;AF llriihaiii, Lcwisville: J Flful
lodge, I'lano; A M Rixey, New 1 n leans;
James A Jackson, I'lano: William A
Orr, A R Stanton, St l.us; J I' Dowell,
McKinney; J T Turner, II W Havens,
Texas V f'licHic raiIroad;SS Nettles, V.
K Flenniken, Grapevine; I' 1) Cavin,
t.i.dveston.
'P.onKh on Hats."
Clears out rats,
mice, roaches, Hies
nuts, bed mils,
skunks, chipmunks,
ophers, l,i elites.
Druggists.
Penitentiary Ulrdx
Arthur Winston, transfer guard, ur
rived in the city yesterday noon, having
in charge six convicts, throe from Gray
son and three from Hunt, cn rotito to
the Klisk penitentiary. Those Ironi
Grayson are C. ,1. Hunt, theli, two years
Jake Sutton, IhelYof mule, live years
W. M. Langford, swindling, two cars.
I-Mm Hunt county, John iloa
burglary, two years; Granville Sun,
theft of horse, five years; .lames Hays,
colored, assault to murder, two years.
James Johnson, convicted of theli and
sent up fur three years, joined tho gang
here,
Sew Ileal Kstate l lrni.
Messrs. F. M. Reynolds and J. M
Dixon li.ivo funned it copartnership un
der tho stylo of Reynolds it Dixon, for
tho purpose of carrying on the real os
tate busine ss. Mr. I". M. Reynolds, on
account of ill health, is absent Irom the
city, and in his absence Mr. I. M
Dixon w ill transact any and all busi
ness inlriisled to the ln ui, I he new
tirm solicits the continuance of the lib
oral patronage extended to F. M. Key
, ,. ,v,,.n ','.,., ..,,.,11.. , ..,ir ..tlie.7 lll'i
Llm sircct.
Hallway I'll'e lals.
Vice ricsiilcnt J. Waldo anil a arty
of oHici'iU of the Texan Central railway,
passed throtijrh Wae'O vcste-relay Iroin
lleiuston cn route' to Cisco, at winch
t'lae'C thev will hotel il luceting to-'liiy.
Ili-i not Icm neel what the ol.ject of tl'ie
uii'etiug is, ivesu:nulily I'or I no cloi tion
of ollii ers. The1 party will pass through
Dallas; on Kriil.iv on their return.
Kiimlay-Mrliiiiil Con vent Inn.
Tho Dallas County- Sunday -school
association cemvened at Carrollton yes
terday. A l.iro mtiuherof eh h'pitcs
and visitors weiu in attendance, and
much interest w as innnifcxted. tjuito a
nuinlierof Dalian rcprescntatlvcti were
prcHont. Another wessiein will be held
to-day.
Fuel lift Founil.
Yesterday morning, whllo laborers
woro at work in tho biiseiueiut of tho
old post-olHeo Imlleling on Main slreet,
now being repaired, thev found a wcll
dcvoloped fectUH covered up in the ruh-
hitih. il appeared to have Imhu thoro
uni, n niiori nine.
On a Tour.
i:(Nl-, July ii!.- ISpeclal. J. D.
Works and wife left this morning for a
short trip through the southern part of
tho. State. Tlicy will attend the Ciraiul
Council at Temple, which meet to
morrow, and will aponet a few Unya at
Cameron. Thov a. I ho expect to Kinnd
wvorul ilayn at Wooton Weill before
tuny rciiirn.
Col. Joo Illakey and ('apt. Mark Lafi
tner leave thin evening for Now Mexico
on a in-nsnoeiinif tour, lliev win iier
hnpn visit Home points of Old Mexico
ueiuru n-'iuriiiug.
Ily AcclHimitlon.
Wahhishton, July ii. Tho Star nay
Senator Gorman dccluroH ho is not a can
dldato for tho chairmanship of tho
National Democratic committee, and it
la now thought that ox-Senator Wallace
will bo elected hy reclamation, an It Is
not liellevef that Itanium want re
cloulioii.T?
FOR OPEX FIGHT.
A ROUSING MASS MEETING.
No Convention Wanted ISIr NirliiRs For
Vree Grass lles.iliitieins Passed
Delegates to Houston School
House full of People.
F.iu St'lilNGS, July -0. .Correspond
ence.! Jiy order of the Democratic
Exociitive committee of Howard and
tho counties attached to it for jii'lHal
purposes, a mass-meeting; was held at
the school-house in this place on tho
l!Uh inst., for tho purpose of determin
ing whether a convention should be
held in this county fur the purpose of
nominating candidates for the various
county ollices, and also to elect a dele
gate to the Senatorial convention should
one be held. Judge Uoo. Hogg was
called to the chair, and U. W. Walthall
appointed Secretary.
Resolutions were adopted opposing
tho holding of a convention m this
Senatorial district for the purpose of
nominating a State Senator, and the ex
pression of the meeting was strongly in
favor of a free race and open tight." H
being in order to elect a delegate to the
convention, however, should one be
held, on nomination r. W. Walthall
wan selected to represent this county
before the convention.
Resolutions were then adopted oppos
ing n convention for tho purpose of nom
inating county ollicers, and it was de
cided to havo a free, fair and open race
in the county.
Then resolutions were offered in
structing our delegate to Houston on
tho free-grass Issue, when a spirited de
bate ensued, in which Ma.j. liurko es
poused tho cause of the lease system in
a lengthy and spirited speech on the
free-school fund, etc. Me was replied to
brielly but pointedly by F. W. Heyn,
F.d. l'aine, llev. J. A. inn and others.
Mr. (ieo. ISauor, tho delegate elected to
represent this county at Houston, ex
pressed a willingness to abido by the
wishes of the people on this matter, so
the following resolutions were adopted
without a dissenting vote:
Wiikiikas, It is tho convic tion and
sentiment ol this meeting that the best
interest of tho State at large, and espe
cially of this western district, would be
enhanced materially by the repeal of the
obnoxious louse laws now on ourstatutc
books relativo to tho lease of the com
mon school, university and asylum
lands of tho State, ami it being the sense
of this meeting that unless some meas
ure is tukon to prevent such unwise leg
islation and that which so retards the
actual settlement and development of
Will LUUIIUI, lllCM'IClId IIO II,
Resolved, That wo instruct our dele
gatus to tho Houston and other con veil
turns to use all lawful means in his v
their power to insert in tho St'ut" iltuno
(ratio platform a "Ireo (Truss" or "anti
l.mso" plank, and to us;, their utmost en
deavors tei neiiuinat... ,,nlv SU(., ,,.
the State Democ.Ki,. thUcot as will re
flect thOKontllm.MtH f this meeting and
be favorij, t)Wims fri,0 iruss anil the
Bae!'i the public lands of every kind to
"ii'tunl nuttier only.
IIAlltl).
Il.unn, July 20. I Correspondence.
ino of the largest Democratic conven
tions over held in Callahan county met
at tho coiirt-houso yesterday for the pur
poso of selecting a delegate, to tho Hous
ton convention. Tho meeting was
(tailed to order by Judgo II. R. Webb,
w ho briellv explained tho object of the
meeting. Sir: John Collins was elected
temporary Chairman, and he appointed
a committee on permanent
organisation. The convention adopted
the report of tho com
mittee and elected F. K. Solomon per
manent Chairman and W. R. Lot.,
Secretary. The convention then elected
Judge M. Mellhanov as tho delegate and
Win. F.clwards alternate to tho Houston
onvoiilion. There were four delegates
selected to the District Senatorial con
vention, but the time and place fiir hold
ing it nave ma nccu cieieriuiueii. i nt
egates chosen tn it aro V. 11. Lolz,
I'. S. Itell, D. Richarilson, and Map
l'erry. A resolution was passed favor
ing tho abolition of the two-thirds rule.
Tho following resolutions, introduced
by A. . Oliver, were adopted:
Resolved by the Democratic conven
tion of Callahan county; first, That th
lease law is contrary to Democrati
principles and should be abolished, be
cause it is Injurious to the material
prosperity of tho Slate of Texas al l-i v'.
"Second, l hut iul niiiiictosoi.l lends aro
'ominous, and like air and wa'.c r, siioiilcl
be free and subject to the free Use of the
people."
I.ANCASTI.It.
L.Ni'.s.Ti:it, July i!.-- Special. 1 -A
hunt '1 o'clock yesterday morning Mrs.
Kalinin KUK wi!'.- ol'John !'. Kills, INij.,
awoke ami told him she I'. ll taint, ami
nskeel for water, which ho promptly
gave her, alter which she lircatheel only
once or twice. She was the picture id
health, liy her death our community is
rohheel ol' a most exeniilary Christian
woman, devotee! wile, all'ei'tioiiatc
bother, kind neighbor anil sleaillast
fiicuil. After the funeral exercises, ilur
ing, which her I'ustor, Key. V.
i iwi'iis, paiel a lit trilr.ile lo her worth,
a large concourse of relatives ami
IVii'iiel.s followi'il her remains to their
last ri'stinir plae e. Verily in the niiilsf
of lile w o arc in death.
Falls Kin-ore.
M.mii.in, .Inly '.KJ. Special.! -The
l'alls County convention met to-ilay
ami put a full ami strong counly ticked
in the held. I ol. K. Watson uasiioini-
naieel t'eir the Lcgislatuie; V,. C. Stuart,
( on nt v .Imlgc; II. II. llice, ( ounlv At
toinev; lino. Slater, County Clerk: C. II
I'.arlluU, DiUrie-t Clerk. Kesolu'.ioiis
iiistrucilug for H. Q. Mills for Congress.
n ml r..irnclUiiMis,I,ii'utinant-ilovornor,
wre iuisscii. .Mr. .Mills' course in ( Un
gri'ssatulon National nll'airs was hiuirl-
II v ciulorscil. Se nator Coke's eolirsi
was also eii'loiseul. Coke, Mills anil
Cihha will Hpeak here to-morrow.
Tlia lla. liclor Ciindl.lnlc
.Mr. Cleveland Iihh ono Kfcat Hilvan
ta;ro km a Presidential candiilatc. In
votliiK feir him wo nhall not vole for auy
Iriidytlseto sharp the l'rcsldency wlih
him. Mr. Cleveland Is a bachelor.
Sonic people, to bo sure, do not like
bachelors, but when wo cuiisieler the
risk Involved in the elect inn of a "I,mlv
of the While House," ami the important
part which that functionary has occa
sionally played In tho n flair ol the
t'liited States, tho advantage of a canill
elato who Is freo from all entangling
fi'inule alliance's must he gi'iieiHlly e
mittoil. It must he confessed that the
hiely of the White I louse has not nlwnvs
been a mii-ccss. SoinetimcN t'icre has
been too lunch of her; seiinctimes there
has been too much of her family; some
times neither she nor her family has
added ureatly to tho dignity of the
llovcruuient. Mr. Arthur has shown
that a President cm get along very well
ami (an Hiipport Iho honor of tho White
House iinexccptionablv without the as-
siNtHiico of a wife, whllo Mr. Tildeu has
shown not less clearly that a bachelor
candidate may get more votes than the
most married caiulidate ever named.
ltaeiieior Cleveland enters tlio r.ice
without encumbrances, ami, as Mr,
Dana says, nuiv tho Is'st mini win.
1'hlladofphia Times.
Nnl a Ureal llut a Safe and llonmt Man.
(lovernor Cloveliind is not aureat man,
and fortunately thero Is nothing In tho
condition of tho country thnt doiinuuls
tho appearance of the Krcat man on the
political st'igi". It may bo nelinltted at
tho oulstui t that he has none of tho bril
liancy and versatility of his compel ilor.
uni ni career snows nun io no mnsesse'il
of a clear understanding, of preat decis
ion of character, of cool .hlilginent, of
high courage, and of r. strong sense of
public duty. These aro the iiall.lits
that in the wear nnd tear of liln often
compensate feir tho wntit of uioro shining
ittributes. In tin nlli.... ..I1 t '. ............. ..r
V.!,.- X- , '"I'll. "I WIMflllUJ IH
Ii, . :;rovor Cleveland has
show n the courago to tivc his approval
Y i , s v h0" tllt'ir v ""as de
manded bv lwinolur ..1 - i i. t
.1,,.. i . ,i , witiiiui , iiinviid lias
daied to withhold his approval of other
llic-ltill ma fl... 1... . 1 '. . . . .
, "nl noimng out their
Ft i f".- ,,'l';"'a''t"r 10 commend them.
Ily his ndelity and public spirit a an
executive he has unquestionably won
the confidence nnd support of tlio"thous
ands of opponents whose solo interest in
politics is in good and decent govern
ment. It is undoubtedly true, at the
sumo tune, that Governor Cleveland has
alienated apoworful element of his own
party in New York to whom good
government is irksome and odious.
W hcthor tho mi n on tl... i i ...-.
, -. 1 1 . ilium in
lie overboruoby the loss on tho other re
mains to ho seen in the result of the
campaign.
SAN FORD'S RADICAL CURE
The Great 1lalnait)ie Distillation f)Vlte1i
lluzel, American I'lne, Cioiliiliiin Fir,
Marigold, Clover Ulosxoiii, i-.tc,
V'.ir the Immediate Kcllcf and Permanent
Cure- of every form of Catarrh, from a Simple
lleinl Cold or IntUicnii In the boss of Smell,
Taste and licm'lut.', Couuh, Hmmdiltls, mid
Incipient Consumption. Kelief In fivcmlii
utes In any and every cine. Nothing like It.
Grateful, fragrant, wluiU -imie. Cure liei;lnt
from Hist applleiiticm, and Is rapid, nulieiil,
liernianeiit and never failini;.
I 'ne liottle I'.adleal Cure, one liox Cntarrlml
Solvent and Sanford's Inhaler, nil In one
packaire, formlii1,' n complete treatment, of
all ilriiiadsts, for 1. Ask for Sankoiiii's
Papii ai. Cciik. 1'orriiu Ijiicu anoCiii:.h
icai. Co., Uoslon,
K1
til i lit. Voltaic Flecti Ic
.! iin-iantly iifl'i
O'ljj the Nervous Sysleni and
J y lianW.es p tilt. A pcrleet
I fHK 111Y l,i,.,l villi a Poron.
0F Plaster for ;, eents.
UFrcniHO K.lVt annillilelos Pnln v'...
Izes Wenlt and Worn Out Paris, Mrciintlicn
Tired Muscles, pivvcuf Disease, and does
more In ono-halt Ur ..inio tlnin nnv oilier
plaster In the ivorl is(,ui everywhere.
TEE SCIENCE OF LIFE. ONLY $1
BT Mill POST-PAID
iWI THYSELF.
A GREAT MEDICAL WORK on MANHOOD
Exhausted Vitality, Nervous nnd Physlca
Dc lillity. Premature Decline of Man, Error.'
of Youth, and tho untold miseries rcsultlui
from Indiscretion excesses. Ii contains IS
Prcscr) talons for all acute nnd chronic discus
s, cucn one oi wmcn is mvauiaiui'. ro tonii'i
v the author, whose exiierienee tor 'Si veur
Is such as prolmlily never liefnre fell to the lot
of nny physician, item pages, Imund In beaut!
ful French muslin, emhossed covers, full gilt.
guaranteed to lie a liner wont In every sense
nus'lin incut, lttvntry and prelessional tunc
2 v other work sold In this count v for t'2Jni.
or t lie money will lie refunded In every In
stance. rricTouiy! ny inuii, post-paid. II-
lustratlve sumiile B cents. Ki ml now. Cold
medal awarded the u.illuir hv the National
Medical Association, to tho olticcn of which
he relers.
The Science of I.lfo should hn re ad bv the
young .'or instruction, ami liy I lie ulllicted foi
it lief. will hcneilt all. . London l.anc. l.
There is no member of soclely to whom The
Science of Life will not he iiselul, whelhci
yonih, parent, giiul-dian, Instructor or clergy
man. i Aricmuul.
AddressHie IVubody Medical Institute, n
I n. W. II. Parker, Nu.4 Uulllnch sins t, I'.os-
ton, Mass., who ni iv lie eoiisulted on all ch
eases r cpilrlng sl;l!l i4i,(l experience. I'hrnnU1
nnd olisllnute discuses that have hMlllcd the
skill of all other hsl J B ff A) I ciun
HEAL
asiecially.lsuchtrialcd ITS ii fc, sue
ccsstully without an
Instance of lellurc
M.-tii ' n ''d" ma it
THYSELF
A SKIN OF BEAVTV IS A JOY FOMYEIL
Dr. T. Ki lix (liiurau.rit
Oiicntal Cream or Magical Bsaifti
till'
I'ini Pi
I r c c Ic I .
limilii (oh
7', nisi ami
litclltili I'll
I" iniiy Mllti
S, itrtiii411a:'io .. .. . t i.iii Is nroii-
I 1" lll-.MVO-I!.
iily inn. In. Accept no I'einnlcrfe il of -luillm
I'-oiu". Tliedlstinu'Uisbe'el lir. I.. A. Sa're sain
to a lady of ih. heut teni (a patient : "As
Voa 'a, lies will use tilem. I re'Ceiminenel Mioll.
I oi.i'si ream' nstlie l.'ast hainif.el of all tie
simii ir.'iarntliins" line liottlo will l.i-l ; I s
nioeihs, using It .'v. ry ebev. Also peudr'
Slllelllc re'llieivcs SU t'erlluellls lielr V,I holll il.-
liny iii the' skin. Mmi:.M. II. T. tioru.M O.
Sole preip.-b-lor, is llond tr. e-i. N.
Korsiileby ail eh uggidN and I incv voenb
deal.'l-s iliroughout Ibe 1'nlted Slab's, Ce n:.
das and Kurope. P.e'ware' e.f base lnilli.tlons
tl.iim rewind for the' arrest mid pnsd of nny
one selling the same.
BRUCE LINE!
Thod'reatest nnd only Perfect I lair lU storci
hver lllscovcrcd.
M r. Ilriire Imvlii? ellscnvcn d lids wonder
ful Iti'sioivr o.'lcrs ii to ihe public nin i r. '.it'
.'.I I'Xiicrlmc.ils, claiming lor tl oiiallth s pos
se -s. .1 by no i it her hair nre-iviratiim cvcriuun-
I'l.ictiireel. It doe, mil dy. the hull', but
c.-iu es a new gmwiti tu Its eii iLdnal color tetter
lve, wis'ks iimiltcuthm, Il imitle-rsiie.t whedbcr
tbs balr Is of the ele.e-pcsl bbi-'k en meisi .1. .
( ir.c hlemete'. It. uNo cntlri'ly I'rce'H tiie h.Miel
Irom ilaudriill, and Is tree Irom nny poison
tiusilrug. The pniprle'bir guarantee's te glv.
eni' liuiielrtMl dollars (,in..imi to any pea son
whnaticr n lair trial finds that 11 d.-s not eiei
to tin lr entire ntlfactlon all Hint Is claimed
lor II. over twenty thoiisanil f.ii,iu tcstl
inonlaU and leule'rs of tmpreivni ronhl bn fur
nlsbesl, Kr a dre ssing to ch an Ihe hcael nl
(landriiff, k.H'n Ibe hair from falling out or
tariilin iiray, II ti.is no I'.iiuil. l!v Itsuse'nsn
ehi'sslnn thv hair will rc'.nln s soli and i;',ossy
iinpe-nrnneM1, nnu win ncveT leirn grnv.
l'KlCr;,ONIi DUbiait I'KH HuYTl.K.
MATTHEW A. BRUCE
Si: SIXTH AVKNVK.New York.
Money rcfiindevl In all caws where witlsfiw
lien Is not given. K nel feirclnuilsr, with r.
en nc.K. AUKNTH WANTKD.
NMinclhlc pupir.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
r.nst and Cheapen t.
Hitilsfantlon nrnI'Cd
V. 8. Hobllnrs' l.bnbt
on (OV't ennleT HIKE.
Htecn years K.xpert
encn. A.'nel for I'aio
pUlut, free lo all.
P. KANE, Manufacturer.
tQfi IL U 8k. P. LDDI1 MO.
Death to White Wnshi
Maxwell's I'repared Cypiuni.
n.'iuitlfiil.ilnrHblesn.lcliciiii. l-'or wblinn
lug and coloring IiihI.Io or enilsld.. wulU ni
HH'cillnirs, Cliurclii'S, Hotels, Kleie-cs, Kaetei
rles. Hums. etc.. or for nnv uurpo:ie when
knlsnmlne or whits wiedi Is uscel, is er.sll
spnlhsl; keeps clcim, will not crock, licei
rubor wssh nlf; Is mn.sith like palnU Kor
ue nslucc with wntirnnil apply with a wjilie
wash bni'li. Heiul fur rlnMilan, HAZLtrf
a V.U., ih oouicr airvei, uuuiuiore
mm
-..- 1 - V 5,1 il. lies eletee-
. .rV- t.'sloftblrtv
Vjrfc-.-SstlA cuisnnels
! . ' HlSveirfJcV i I I " hiirillii'ss
'' 'trVi J we list.. II
i
D
f M
j imiaw win ttmmi c BfcmiLijjaNttrTAiaA's.m.
,0
THE EftCAT,
mm
Awn
USED
irfAiicl ovm an YEir.3.
'Inn iwn fiiiPilr fir Chnlfrn. PrnniM. IHitrrltn.n.
Ilysi'iitt'ry.Suniint'rCompluliit, I'j iiciiIii. 'iii urAcr
-hum. a .niidn' n tud iiuimu. I in i ihi uciM iti tne Arm),
sfi'J. br sur-ou-li.'tn?Hil C A. A. Ki i.-.tui,ipu.l. tiv Cifli,
itiert-ii, Piirvf.r.e;,-!iral ; Hoi. Koim'Lb Khviht, So!l?lLr
". S. Tr.murj. Kil l olhirs. Prif. '2:i !. S,I'I br Ilruf;k:k.ci
U't Ueiileri, On It pi-r.tiiti' If our tin'-,.' 1h blnwii In bottl-. Suit)
.numouri, TH CHASllS A. VOGFIC COMPANY,
l ll.LT.ULUI. M 1.
IS. A.
To the needs ol
the tourist, com
mercial traveler
and new liet'ler,
Hosteller's Slum
lu ll Hitters Is c
culiaily adapted,
since it si regt li
ens tho digestive
orgunsund braces
the physical en
ergies to unheal
thlul Inllucnccs.
It reinoves und
prevents malari
al fever, constl
pation.dyspcpsla, neall hludy slini
iilates the kid
neys and lihulil'T
and enriches ns
well as purllles
the Model. When
OV..I.,.,,,,.,, l.tr l',i
I ll'.UP V lll't her lllelltal or llhvsieal. tlie w.i.o v
anil elelillitateil lluel It reliable source of lv-
Mi we n sire lHtlll Ulle (olnlol't. For iiale Iiva'l
Drui'glsis and Dealers gene rally.
EDUCATIONAL.
STATE AGRICULTURAL end MECHANICAL
COM.KGK Ol'- TKXAS.
(T Kill MCA I, UltANCIl OK Til K I'NIVKll!
!TV.
College Stat Ion, Texas.
Fallowed hy act of U. S. Congress. I'(iilp
iie.l by Hie tstate ol 'Texas, with form, build
lugs, shops, niai'liliicry, apparatus, elc., tu
the; value ofs-jhii.oia. A practical si'hool lor
training young men to beeeiine suecessioi
Fanners, Engineers, .Ma.'hinb.ts, C1,iiii1sh.
Are hileets, Contraeiors and leade rs In all
business enterprises. Tuition five. All other
ex ienses ext I'ciui'ly low. S 'sslon coiiimi iie e s
September 1, lsst. For full piii'llciiliirs, ad
dress II. II. IMN WIIiDIi:,
Chairinau of the Faculty.
JUDSON INSTITUTE
Marlon, Alii
I'iirty-s"venlh session hi'glnH OcIoIht I,
Ks. Fneuilty of fifte.-n. Collcglute c rsc
for Young Kadles. Kindergarten and I're
puratory Dcparlinents. S.cbool of Music,
Drawing and l'alntlng, mid Tcdi grapliy. For
e atali'gucs, hcuel to
lti'ltKI'.T FltAZIKK, Pre sident.
ST, EDWARDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Austin, Texas.
I'n.ler the direction of the Fathers of the
Holy Cross, Is hcaiililiilly Incited three miles
south of Austin. Terms: 1:. .aid ore! tuition
per session ot live months, film. For further
nui'tlculurs.upply fo llev. 1'. J. Fruiisisiuis,
C. S. C, Austin, Te xas, or lo Itcv. F'r. J
M art Inc7, 1 u Ibis, Tex as.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
CltHM'tl It 191 Ii year with 3l joint ln-tlli.
An iivi'.prnifrt'stivi,iH!i-!ivrtarUn sclmul. i'luii.itmlit
ol purt'iitf have tcMftt i! vnlue, Ami Mill U huTt'iiM-d.
A irnni'l new bulllinir with a Ilnlng-room lit for a
inp-n wan erprtcil thiritii; tin- vt-nr. (Jjn'ii- Sfj-f . 1st.
.i.'tl, forfiPwr.n.iliti:iif. Dlt.W. K. WAICI.
JJ
(UOUI.lntCO.'K) Dcclde .l by
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
Number for iiumlicr, piize for prize, with
.i a.linuoino prizes.
CLASS 1162, JULY 24th
Only 2J,iaiO Tickets ash si! rnizi.-s.
sen kiu i. k:
1 Capital l'rlze ? !.!
I Capital I'lli.e .
I Ciiolml I'rie . . I,ui
II Prize's, sni filch 1,'Jnl
II I'l l.i-s, llli'lle'h Ism
2H I'rlzi'S eil (.41 each l.on
Did l'ri.i's, je I'i'cli ... . ... 5,f!'J
tl Api'ro.iinmtlonH to 1st prize', .!
i nch I
II Aiciroxhiuitlons to'Ji' pri.e.-si'ie .udi -.'
'1 Aptiroxmialionsteiild prize', f'J-H ui-li
li:J l'rl.:i's as a'.eive, bi'inglhc full niiin-
ne-r in the- Koynl Havana .end
0 A'blitlollld 'l lze-s eil :"i i' li b lei the
II.M i ie'ke'ls hlivhl'fus e'Uelltig 1IUII1-
be rslhc tttei ti'i'inincl m.ils of the
numb, r dn.wiiig tin- ci -pln.1 prize
nl ll,IOil I, In
N.; p; l.i-s auioilnl lag In C. S. r"M t.) -",-'i
TICKETS, if-.'; HALVES, 1.
A I.I. I' 111 '.US I' A I II ON ritlsl; I' AVION.
Ke.r inrliii'r Inteerniatlein ai.-.l Ib-tiets, a.l-
tie s or aoiily lo MIll'SKY COMl'ANY.
liitierul Ag' Uls, l'.M'J r.i'oael'.e -:-v, New YorU
Ctly. John Ii. Khiinan io: Snvanmdi.ila.
I.AIMJ K I!.T1CAX,
. r-. ir? Ti
lURE
tfOSTtntife
LITTLE
n
CONTEAGT'ESiii
Ceir'edng ami Ihn-eilii'.' put in at short ml c.
pplv lot's l M.siNK.ut Hurry llmtliciv,
iv.u Mm htr. el.
SCHM'IDI'li & WIS,
Wholesale Grocers
OAI.I.AH.TF.XAH.
Ilciwl.iiiiirtcin for tho f.dl.iM'lnt slaudiir.l
brands ol tobacco:
tRCKHMiD 3 COCC PICO,
nniRioiD eon'EjTI,
mxiMi k mus Etxiur,
P. Loi'iillanl i Co.'s Climax. Tomahawk. Elf.
Mousqutta Lotion, Bed Bug Poison,
ut poisoi, iisiict ihd ?in mm.
Psoour HI Itfc CI HK l ilt KI.VKK nml
CH I I.I.H mitt VotMoble i'HU, mailt' anel wnr
rantvtl by
IL F. & 0. A. EISENLOIIR.
816 Main Htroct, Dallas, Texas,
AGENCY ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS
For all Points In Europe.
Also tlrki'tn from Kuropenn )sirlii lo nil
polnm in lexn. I la tew nnd ran) ceuul lo nny
Sthcr flrsl-cliuui llnej. Apply U)
l.J. A DA in,
Amcilcnn National Hunk.
. m . LAWS.
Hucccimr to Ilargl Ijiwh,
LIVER, and SALE STABLE, ELM SI,
Onponlle Schneider A Davis', Fir hum
mi, I neat bugb', gcntlo ilrivlnR lioivcs tin
In.lb's sent to any jiurt of flic clly. Vlrsl-elnss
rnrrlnKH nnel venlb'iiiHnlv driver- Sondu:
;) Tin;
MAHKET DRUG ST0I1E
nllcnl Ion paid lo call for nil trnliK, theatres,
r.l.inri,l. I.,!...,!....... I .. m . I 1,1 '
n.,-. ..omnw, A.IVJ'UUU, U WVUU9V.1WU I ' I,
labld,
EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Teriuei
Priiuurv
I'cr Scssiiin of Tu only V.'i cUs
1'r. paratory .
I'l
'.''I I'
J.j ee
;',.i e hi
1 e.i
Pi IV
Academic
ellle '!!,'.
Incldcnial Kee payable on eniraui e !"
iidualion Fee .
guarding iwaslilnii not inehul. il. win",
li'.dits, fuel anil servants' attention.... 80 em
1 Uitioo bill In be U.'ii.l l.ionllilv. I:,,. ,.! 1,111,
hull payable In advance, l'uplls'furul.sii tow-
n.llet urllelcs. lab e naiikiiis. an. I mi., n-.ir
each of sheets, blanketsand nlllow cases.
KXnt.V AXII Ul'TIONAl.,
riano, t'rgan orlimtar ?i"i Oft
Special Vocal Lessons . .'. '.'' uO
f sent 'Inst ruuieiit for dully pra-tice (one
hours z m
Art .Teachers' Hales
1-ailn, I-'reiii h orlJenuan . in cm
t alis' benics (daily) i in
.Music Vocal mid Instrumcn'al, alter the;
most approve d compos-era. Modern an J clas
sical music taught : also ttionmi'ii Ui.ss w
infer to tlic painaisof the school the services
nt a corps o eonipeient, well-salarienl teiich
cis, chosen ami tried, some of w noni Ihivb
been with us for live and a half years, and to
all boarding pupils tiie a I lent Ions of a moth
er at t In- hands of the principal's w lie.
Daughters of ministers of all denomli.n
tiolis inslvuete d free of l-hal'.-e. except as to
hieiil.'utal leesaiid extras. Hive us atrial,
and we shall make good thee pledges.
W. K. .h iNES,
l'reslelent and 1'roprle lor.
URSULII7E ACADEMY
Itrjan Street, l'ailils.
This Institution, conducted by the Crsuline
ladles, is most desirably locale.!. The svsiein
of education pursued Is designed, to develop
the men. al, moral and plijsiee.l powers of
the pupils, anil lo make them useful women
ot reiliicd tnstcs mid cultivated iiuiuntrs.
'IK it MS IN AllVANCK.
lliiurel. washing anil luilion, Ini-luiliie'
S!'i:lei;!'y, Hrawing, Ereiioh, ib riiain,
Fauey W'oi'kuiul the ordinary Inllriua
ryi xpiuises, per session ol'lh'e months, S1C0
M lisle and lee of piano
Emrai'.ce lee (only fer the lirst veeri s
Veiling ladies ele slrin-' luliniti'anee Into tl e
Aei
my must always produce salisiae toi v
testimonials and
rceeimiiiinilat
.lipplv to Ibe
.oils.
For
im'lh.'i' particular.'
MuTH 111! SITKMIDR,
GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY
Kavanah, Cot.
lnco: iorulrd and i.overm d by u Hoard of
Trustees; a full anil cjpertence.d I'orp-e ol
I'l eii'i -sors; Incut Urn tiiism iai'.sit! f .r t.-aillv
und li..allhl'iiliU'ss;'.lise)pliue e iiial lo that eif
the best sehuols 'n the country; in w und
magniilcent buildings, erected cspiieially tor
Un school', seven states rcpresenti el. iK-grecs
conlened upiin graduates. The Fall Scsion
begins October Kill. For Catalogues, etc., ad-die.-s
the supci'lnti'iident,
M AJ.Ii. .FIU'lKjl'SM .
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL
HKUFOItn COU.VTV, VA.
For lloys and Young M.-n. Pivpnre for
I.iis:i:i'-s, College or I'niveisity. Thoroughly
lend handsomely ciiiipped. Full corps ii
lnsn-netors. Jlroiil lull and healthy location.
For Catalogue, midre-ss
W. Ii. AlUliJT, Piincliinl.
lle lleviie? 1". ().
THE ELIZABETH ALU FEMALE SEMINARY
LEXINuTUN, 31.
Twi'iity-flfth year. Only eiifht crcdiia'cs In
ti-n years. No canvassing. Seleel I'ninllv
ediiHil. l'alreinlzud bv Senalor Vest, .liiilee
liucliniT, and Col. 1'nflilns and ree-oiiiiuenil-
ed by SSencteir Cockreil. riitabigue.
J. A. wi'AltliKS, I). II., l'reslelent.
CL'TllllEIiTSiSEMlXAKY 'ri V?
Twentieth yi'iir one'iis Sim
emb,
Mo.
r C Ad-
dre ss l-KINCIPAl,, St. Louis,
TIIE UNIVERSITY
Ol'' 'ITIXAM.
Tlio exercise's fur the next session will
open on September 17, 18MI. i'or cuta-
lii'iio write to .S11IT1I HACSDAl.v:,
A list ill, Texim,
University of Virginia.
The slxty-llrsi session of this imHtetliui
will opi'ii Uctobe:r 1, lssf. 'I'heu i uiuh lustruc-
uon In lilti'i-nry, Meieeihib' ami rrofessi. -ual
I epun incuts, inciueitng I.uw, Medicine, Kn
glne e-rlng anil Agrtculluiv. Ke.r liel.n'ioa' ion
"Pl'ly to lir. .lA.MCS K. II A Itlilsi IN,
I Imlniianol rae'U.llv.r.1) 1 nlversltv of Vu.
the STfiuNTo.i mm. mm
STAl -NTON, VA.
ItEV. JAMKS WII.1. 18, l'rlnclpel.
This wi'll-known In-Htiitlon Is one of the
bi'itlnthu south. Nolcel for its excellent
ceirps ol teue-bcrs, elegant and In nlthlr.l loea
tlon, bouic Inliin-ne'e and moral culture, be st
fucHtiics lor Music and Art. .Not sectarian.
'lcrmsiiiiMlii'iitc. Session opens llrsi WYil
tie sday In Sepleinbi'r. Apply lor eiilalogiic.
The principal will visit Texas the laller part
ol' August and m cniupany ibo.se igoin to 1 be
hi nooi. on. spoaiieui'e' wii ii nun w ill deter
mine lime nnd place of starling.
3 1 r wTO." " Wl 1 l7c lc
I'UINfll'AI, OF
il
FEMALE COLLEGE
l.ocali'il at Clirlstlaiisbiui;, Va., on Ibe
summit of llic Allt glieny Miiioitulns,
win u- mill., t rriiii, ii.ti:! nous-
TON, TKXAS,
AMI TU K
city iieiT;:i., m:w or.i.K.xs, i,..,
I'JilST WKl'K IX SKi'TD.Hin'.i:,
To return Willi young Indies who b-.vc (U
cl.l. .1 to aiiend h.T school In Virdnia. Kor
ciitabittiie, Irave'lin,; arranuein. i.is, nnd ittr
tln r parllculars, ujiply to li.-r at Christ Ihik
buri'b, Vu.
LAW SCHOOL
cr vtmiscToii a:;o its rauasirr.
(il'N. (!. W. ('. I.KK, IVcsliInnS.
Imtriietion by ti'xt-be.olts and prinlevl lec
tures, W illi courses e.l lectuies oil s ce':al sub-
J.'clsby coin, -at jurists. I'ullion and fees
if.s.i lorsession of .one inon'.li! . I 'cgimilug Sen-
nilier Is. l or Catalogue and full inioruia
ii. lulelri'ss Charles A. (, lines. I'i,,i..ss,,,- .,r
l.i'.w, l.cxinic.i., Va.
AUGUSTA FEMALESEKINARY
Staunton, Virginia.
M iss M A IIY J. HA I.I) Wl N I'rinclpal.
Open Se-ptcinb.'ril.-t loses dune, 18H.'i.
1'nsnrpiissed In its locution. In ti bull, llm.u
and grounds, In lis gen. nil appoint nichlsiinel
saidlury nrrangeinei'ls; Us- lull corps nl mi
pi'r eirHiiile.xpcrle'ec. d lea. hi rs; It - unrivaled
aelvantacs In Musi,., Moil.ru l.aie'uie'e.s.
I'.lell'lltleiu. Fine Arts. I'bvvlenl I'n.l,,,.. ,)
lustriiclion in Ihe! Thco'rv and I'ritt-t !- ol
lieiokUecpln.r, The' sllccesslnl cllorls n,,l, lo
secure health, comfort nnd luipiincsR; Itson
isisitlon tocxtruvavunc.. its slj.n. Iltnl ot solid
scholarship. Kor lull purilouluni lo ply Ui the
iTincipni lorl i.talogues.
MeiliiMl Di'fai'linriit-l'nivcrsity of loaisiana.
NKW OltLKANl.
A It Is universally ndinlMcd lh.it Prdlcnl
Me.b.-lae und Surgery cnuiiot he laiulit else
whi'iv tCiin at the' bedside ol the kick und
wounded, this Institution Justly e'nlins tiurl
vailed u.lvuulmrcs In Hi.. Introduction of Its
clusscs Into the warels of the gr. iei (,'barlty
iiospiiai.wnoM. r,.!iii ll un, ire. I m us ami an
iiuiiiiid iidinisslon o I l-'.Uld 'flu ne anil putlcms
suptily unlimited chemical material. Clrcu
lids seal uion iippllcalion.
JIOIKIAM l'AHIv
MILITARY ACADEMY
A flrst-chun jircpaiiilnry Kchoe.l for l,'oj
nuin n.r v oiicyc, i'sv reuni, Aiiuiiisms, oi
Inislness. locallon clcvntc.i nml atlructlvi'.
Iliilldlngs large ami well rnnilsic.l. l-'iiicen
iicriss of ground. Hiirlngllcld lirfesdi-louellng
, ikii-. iiue. reiiu n.r caoiioguc lo
t'Ai-r. K.n. N. Kihk Tam-ott,
Morgan I'urk, Cook County, 111
SCIENCE HILL.
An KiigllBh nml Chwsk'iil Hch'ool forUlrls.
FOUNDKI) IN I8J HY MKS. TKVIS
AlmsfOKlvp lti pnplln erlomiiti of n run-
flcrt't'elucatlon. f nciilty solis-tcel from best
iastci it Colleges, 'l enns reiisonalile. Semi
inn ainiogu.'. w.T. roY.Ti;il, D.D., 1'iln
clpal, Mhlbyvlllc, Kentucky.
LEE UHIVE!
I.rilitRtnn, Vn.
Instriicllon In Ihousuid aciulemlc studle
mul In the profcHsloniil nchiinlit of Ijiw
and
KiiKlnocring. Location healthful; cxpciiRcii
moderate, rs'ssleni opi'iisHeptembe r 18.
Cntnloisuc, ftddrt'im"CI('i k of tho Fncully."
I . 0.Y,C.LEK,nuilUeut.
WANTED. i
WANTti.-in.t..,, 4..v,Vk",;V II
1 II U I
HP;
to (iKoiuiK .. ;AV, Ks
t ("AN I i:i .r..
' ' sittiatio;:; Fi:":'
cner.il labor, wile' ;
I'ini-, Wry Fine-,.. i.;i
I.I..MS WANT'-:;
iiitellliri.ni i i. o, ,
itabic e mplovin.-n; io
oi Tculars and tunc
.USSOIl-t Sil, 1- .1
I of its ureal inn i.e-i,. i,-!,...;. 'e
Itell libel ie;nl .m,... fc -i
lTih and Franklin I'vc.iue, sl i.,u.
VAN 1 l'.!i-A ( ifM, MAN Wlill OiiaiT.
) 1 reiereni-es, wbo i a.'.uialnicd w i i, 0
cigar busim'ss. Apply at L. lMdlip-oi ' tl,e
U-:'..f
AN'I Kli-fHK
T 1" V si vy, -.r.-,-.-r. '. .
ilowiiii'nt Association -lti .
pi-
lltuble. cm,,loyment to exnene u ? l ?
I'llei
ii-ueir.i. Aiiure ss A. M.'Iul si,,' ,
: Mains'-.-!, ii ; , ... r .;.;"
tare
ANTK! HAY l!).Vni.ETt.H--N',,.!s
' , ''t the very best need ilm iv 1,,,, '
iitelyat M ( arter street. " lU"
'AS7fcl)DAV"isVirrKTIs f-e-ts
4p(.we'-!-Sl''"'1' i'l'st"lla!, '"'"nl. Hnui
s llrts. drawers. v,.,l,t ...... "MAKE
A imlv f. ..io ..... .... si , I'UI
.... j wo .in,, e, un .iain stri ei l
tween 7 unit x o.-i ; n, ' '.
Y Atv TKD I M M Ki 'I ATl'lI.'VTr fipC
i '''i"oS ''"I'ci.lers 0'cneh hands'
toioeid live inen,-.:la .lav; none hi i L' i
mem wanted. Jons K. iltsrZ
.iut.vls.iu!
- - . . l - I'T
, ..::v,;i,t ii.-iMir!ci!s,c,1tar1!i;-
and l.ibleCo., T.o; Kim street' i .bV1
1 ' "J 1111 I M" 1 IT I II' f -1' '
.'..'-'i-i'i.;
A XT VI
Al. .N A . I J V I' I,' ', I e s-
two.
so. , . 4110, ne i o I
Apply,,. Fine, Very Fine's Comiul"'
HiU'.so Kim siree't.
l.vttf
W VN 1 ' 'A -"!' 1 V K M K NT'VOan V'ass
anil county In Texas: liberal terms luu'l "r.
manent ciuiiloy.ni'i I viven. Call on or ml.
i i ' ' i niif t'i" Dill tftl:w1ti t..
ol. W.Sri
'l Main sin-et. n:a;-J:!-ir
FOR SALE.
vi.i:.
i-'ink si-:rn-;! i-!'ti.'h;is
tmrtly brol.-en; retriever nml
V nun
inths old
. ) " ii" iei iiijjic l il rel eto
iv IHvin, I-'lourisis, Marshall.
IlAllUAK
tUUSAl.K-Al'il.MFI.l
:tio
Ji al less liuui hulli'int, lor
C. 11 o, i Ilig Sorings, T.
l-'KUfi STOl'.F.
ush. Ael.lri'ss
ly.'-'-iw
J-u'ltSAl.lO-r.A HiiK II
1 lehie for carriage or dru
Y IKiH.-sK, si-f-
ui : lea,, hanels hi-,,.
in rieeiiy gent!e.
l:ini street.
elHOi: A. WKilSTKU Till
!-17-ir
I'M.!
V in
iv SAIiK-Til K 'I'KA.x'oiii'j'' i.'-,,-
I sets stones. 1 lor corn, -i
ml I I'..,- ..,1, I.III,,,,., ,.,.,.1,,.. , ,' ' ' "."L'-ll
, ,-,on,,:o i.ii.i evi'rvi i uv
(einipb'te, w ill, cipiu'ity eii'Mi bi'i ie-l-, tl,',nr ,.r
day; also I ..'in siunils. eiicdnc im.l li,,i.'.., :
hoise-iowcr. Also 2 geiod elwe'ilhvs f ,
I'e.oiiis, we ll anil spring, ami !." acre's ,,f i,.,.
en Spring Creek in Collin eoer,' v, vh:i,,'oA
mil,- e.l ibe 11. to T. O. I'ailr. ad a; 1;-, mi.ana
in the center of a line, rich a-iriculliiriil crmr,.
try, Ihlckiy populaicel. .Motive of sen,,,,,
e'lvisioii of preiive.ls. Considi ring tie-1,,,.'.?;
lion and the lcafnillcent crop of grain llnil in
now being Imrveste-d, a heller bargain can nut
had. Will si II for e'a-hor purl, e-a-li ,.nJ
iii ianee in i;oeiii larinlng property. (Jib roil
iieiiec in kooii larnung pri.eiiv. (Jil. rod
dy lor a short lime by .M citt-it v i r,u.xz
,iel Kslale Auent.s. No. Till .Main
liliiis, ie.xas. el'..tf
y III SA L KtTv Ai 'oiTri' T "1 tj-
Ileal K
Iilillus,
I lie'ieltli, I w ill e, He r for sain mv ei'llre
boareling-heuisi' ouiill, e-ompletei In e'vcrv j.
IiMitnient, conss',iii,; ,,i fiirMlinrc, lud",! in.
dining-room ami kitchen; evervthlng Z
good ns new. Cull ut, once at 7W Jackson
street. ivilt
ivi 'it s.M,i-:-(iNK acki-:, fuE most at:
I tractive rcsidenco lot In the chv, on
which is a nice collage, a line, large burn un.
stable', a minibi'r ol out-honses, u beautiful
gnis.y yard, n lar.i;e number of forest mil
Innt trees, cistern and well, within one black
ol the lleltstre-cf, railway ami i-oiivciilcnt to
anel overlooking the bi:.incs.. part ofth" clly
('tiered for n few days a' a bargain. Ml'R.
. YAIIOI.AN, Ileal KstatAgJ-nfs ! ,ul
I i'1'n'i tors, No. .ml Main street. .luu'.-i-tl
M fC SALK-i iWINii Ti )" M Y I'.SKNi
X1 torn pi earai'tcd time, I oll'.r for siilenif
iiiaiv unil bu...-.-y; perie'ealy gentle ami a !h,i
drlveir. Ai.plv to Marlya's Sb.bl,., M iln
sir-,1. .I.ili.N v I-:i,i,i,,tt, bmlM(.
r-'iii m'a i:r.v ki n u," s- kv; 1:0. uiv;
1 two-story rcsldcncii ceincnlciil!v nr.
rieiigeel ami well constructed, with uinpl
L'louu.l.s, well shaeleel by leu', st, and otl.er
li'e"S,watcr works attached, a large ci-i;.-rii,
several springs, living und cvcr-ll.i'rin;
sii'i-iim l'uiining throu'ih tl'.e south cud m ill?
irrounds. which Is snseeoi 11,1,. . ,i l . ..ij
very beiiiitll'id ami atirucllvcal lilt !e expense,
and can be mllizi e: for rnbing i'..eb : in a o'i.iIc
neiirbborhoeid, couvenie'iil lo liu.sbi. -s, f,,iitj.
In.-on iv.-o sireets, and within ..ue l.locjj of
two sir.'.'t. i-allways. Kor paillcidais, j,ri,-e
and ti'i ias, e-all em M ri'.eii v A Hoi.anz, Real
H.-talc A'i. i'is und Collct-torx, 7i Mnia
sl "'''. mnvlll-l.i
ltiii, kai 1: 1 , 1 ;e a 1 .vl M ,( ' f 1 IX I'.H FoTt
1 sale, 'j wo iie'W' iiiueddue'S im.l pressor,
cs:iaK.'. i.nitem i.iaiuilactnrie, Tor mile
cle i.p. Aelelress Wm. l'Kul is, care H HUALU
Jau.-J-tf
:,h 1..-.V..1. .,k i(l:..M'-A KinsT-CLASS
I brand new inn,.; will sell on the Install
inent plan. Apply to M Ko.-s Avenue.
. . fel.-.D-tf
FOR RENT.
,i' 1.KM-1UO NKA'i'i.Y KI ItXISII
1 1 el reioms, with wire doors mid wiu.lmvi.
at id" Wood slreet. Jj-Ji-lt
1,'ou 'l:i-..M I -1 Wo NICi'.I.Y I' CKMr-UK:.
1 looms, with or wil I10.1t bourel; soiuniii;
e vposiire and ail e'einviMHe'iie'e's; w iihill I'.l-t
,l. e-s of I we. hues of street (a:,, ApntyW
Jiicksmi, curlier Hny. jy'-l-V
cv"" IU'..Vf 1 1; N I' it A I,i"Y f.fir A I K.l
i 1' ll's-i lass hi. 'e-pile; Moms; south .xi
uri'; I'.ll ColiM'in, lii ";s. I.IN 11-l.'KY A ill: lis
Ke'iiii.7-'-'' Mull! strce-l, ii;.-s!i.ii. ,ii-;I
T"l. Hl'.M'-ril M'.y. ( 'i .' iT.ii!'..s-l;i(
1 Commerce' sired, I'J.'.I I'oiniiu rcc t'.yn
iiiul l-.s Main slrt-i-i ; Loeid idsiern wuicrwitl
above houses. Iluiulic al Sl.gl'soN A- Hi ll''
M N. Jjetf
lOli 11KN hili "KlSr'TIiferi
I ( next door to Sycniiioic street; niso
1 1 ,s .-s . .
union' sire'et, lor rent for a linn
ye'iirs; these nie No. i business lori-tv.
Just west eif the' roste.illee. Aiplv lo liv
I. ss .v Dieiiirpii, No. lit Sve'imoi'c sesw.
NOTICES.
Vi'i'It h'i-i' WA'I'KIt CoNM'.MEs-l
1 w ill again call your uttcui Ion tot:,' id
that the- water supply Is still lulling, iC'w
.vuii r w ill le. luriilshivl ior lawn eil e'."
sprinkling nutd the rlveT pump Ii put lr."f
'lail.m, ii..llii'.,rwhle'li will U- gh, ii.T;,'
tore, : n.v person w lio shall use hose ft "
a'.'ii. pin-iKisi's wiil have I heir water Mil'!1?
sbul oli without notice, and be subl'.';.'!1"
a line olil. A. M. W 1 1 K. !.!.
Sc.p.M iiit.iii.l-iil Water'.ir
"v'le'i'lCK.ll'ii Al.l, I'ti'M IT "M Y O'V
i cern: I bcreliy ile n.ulce to I no I'"1",'
lend inywu'e, Mai iha Ann While, hi'' wv
iintanly ld n,y bed and bourd and I will"'1
ulii'i' I Ids .In,'.- buv unv bills, e b'l'ts or neveni'.'i
iini.li' by lu r. Olveui unele-r lev limul
I 'bey of .luly, lss. .Ihskcii WiilTt.
N'O'lh i: To roM'lt U Vohrs-M-.AI.l1'
bids will lie re cclv. at mr ollb'c bi l.i) '
slx-lii.'h pipe sewer freun .letleison stne't M
.Mm puy sti-e. I, thro'.iv'ii the blneUs n.i'"T"
Mum ami t'oinnu-rcc stre'ets: alsei to i-initiou
Hie siN-lui h pipe si v.er now beint' I'
llinmcli bbs'k i'7 cast tua point about .i'i"
1'nsi oi liarw.ssi sir.-ei. ui.is will ik'.mn"'
nt the' regular in. ('ting of the t'ltv i,inin.'il.
on the Mil of August. The Citv Couae ll if
se'i vcs Ihe light to r-Ucct nnv of nil bi.K
W. M..10UNNO.N, city lMigincrr.
IAI.I.AS,Ti:x.s,.lidy bl, lsSl, -
"O'l ICK-KI-KAVKIi'-'A liAltK lii!i
piniv. llg irc s branilcil mi l.-ll s'linil'i'''-
had on re'il lealheTsaeldb', with b'.uci; I""''
Is. It.'iurn toMicrlil'MiultliiiudlH) r.'""':
.1. V. 1.. Hani ki.. i)
LOST.
w I
'ST-.'A'I".TA1KK I'lAMoSli "Bl'i
li Kinder will be handsomely rcwanlei' w
re'turnlnir II I" the lle'rabl ottic.
nl' t
A. M. BEKTHAM, rroprlt'li"1
This tx.pnlar establishment Is t'i,l"n hj
nun uniirov.si mini lime u nine i" "-
demands of Incieasliig mtroiiugc. v, ,
IIMCSl.lll HI,' I'UV, IIIUI 'T.TJ .' !.''-
pnivlel.iel :',,r tin. omifuit of piiinuis- ';
UellcH' il';i.irtii.it in under th.' hauu-sl""
sinicrl'ite i.di.n' e of Mrs. Hc.'lhiem.
ItA TK.K; Hot, CoKl or Hlu.we r H'd :(
ccntH; K.lcctrlc lhith, W ccnls: HyiHslo'"1
iit'iii.!iuo.i v iinor.
j
UksI for ovw 16 ir with irrnt n. .
Ui pbynlctiui cf I'.irK, New Yen nJ
uet iiiporle to nil ol heiii fer tlic i.n,ni'tsine'
mM,rwiilnr of Ionic sUmlinic. T :Lf
Ulm ll.tllni oonwinliwiM tvj eibK '" -TU
OKNTH, MAK1N.ITHVM tUBCUEAl
CArnl'LLn I. 1 UK MAI'.M. 1.
CLINSCIK.R : M ID
FINE CITY 1
For Snlo nt n Brti'SBin.
I loion linsii RVcniio ikxisj . .;. .
I lot nnd cot t ago on (Iciniiinhi t. ; . ,
I loluudOi'tUiL'P. Momiiiiciusl, lWii
Kor
u irp cn tvr i:.
!--,i'.. i KS
Hues Ul..,"-" I
-'X A"':"
V id.MS WANT!-:; -i f uT I ,.,
1 V iiitclltc.-nt la.in (.r v.- aiian Vva '" '
uai.ii' einpioviM -n; m ,i -i.e f ,v ; " ' '
e.icTculai-sand I . ," , ;.,".'' ,, ' l'1''!
Craled Missouri S,,. L, u; !," " r...V:V -T'
-1..I1 u
e:!,.'
Win:':.",
is, M.
Mhwm
m
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