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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

three objects, a. explained by tho
Iniiiicai pars0n--tc sii a negr1
sch00l ia Ohi0-io educate a Wash
instoa -egra girl whose i'vei"n
Lai been purchased by Plymouth
Church before the waF-and q sue
cor a poor negro rhurch On Long
Island whicA, Il appeared Mas m
q suffering, condition as many ~
lhe poor blacks aro Ia this and ~
other Northern rities, la eonsld-
Grafton at this last oLloct, and a
comfortable scat besides Tor the M
leresllng show. also, among many
contributed NV miis, Or, Beech;
vTs manner u speaking Is very
rO0l-his tone rather on the con-
verseli0nal siylo--hls gestures al'
pr0pr!ate but not graeciul-hls Eng
llsh purc-and, or the whole, he -
ccr,alulE IA effective preacher or
rather lecturer, lio Is evidently
falling oil in popularity, having
lately mixed himself mp with tho
Richardson inl MeFal land scandal
by marrying the former, while on
his death,bcd, 10 the latter's WIFE,
His connection with the iree'loversi
in this way has seriously Injured
him and could not but think his
last Sundays sermon on mercy ana
charity and the association oil our
Saviour with publicans and sinners
had some reference 10 this scahdh,
lous affair aud his own unfortunate
participation in il,
NV next sight, al(er Plymouth
Church. was fisk's Grand Opera
House, where the twelve Icmpt"'
lions have been exhibited for tho
last six weeks with . great display
OF scenery aud legs, the Erst art'h'
cial, the last perfectly natural IL
has been gotten ur atgreat expense
and is truly dazzling, if not mora',
After all, the exhibition OF so many
logs at once, say 20 or 50, hliing =
large stage, Is not much ca'cuialra
to got up improper thoughts, OF uo'
perhaps, much harm. You look az
them as you do ut paintings or
stAtdatY and forget th", lho
"Llondes" are "aiivo and kicking,
must confess | was rather pleased
with what / saw. This spacious
and beautiful house was bni't oy
Pike Of Cincinnati, the WHISKY m'i'
lionarc, but 10 now owned by ..
Fisk, Jr., popularity known na
prince Erie" from his connection
with the Erie Railroad. lie mas Oh
late been much noted aa lni&cd up
with railroads, steamships anu
stool, and gold speculations, but ms
sudden rise aad rocket Ike enu'r
gcnce has greatly surprised some Oh
his old acquaintance, VINO knew
him as IL pedlar in Vermont anu a''
humble clerk in Il dry goods es'ap-
lishment in Boston, where, i1r IL
while he was so inefficient they
were anxious to get rid Of him bu'
when the war came on his genus
was manifested In making contracts
/ with the government, aud he IS now
one Of the most bold and daring OF
spectators. As he went. ",np llke
a rocket" however, some think he
! will COM Q down like u stick
In my next, will give you some"
thing Of New York politics.
New York, May 10, 1870.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

WARNING TO THE INTEMPERATE.-
Charles Lamb tells his sad expert
snco, as warming to young men,
in the following language:
The waters have gone over me:
But ont of tho black dcbths, could
| be heard, l would cry out to all
those who have sot foot In tho
perilous flood. Could the youth
10 whom the flavor of the first cup
is delicious, look into my desolation,
and be made TO understand what q
drearv thing il is to see his destruc-
ton, and TO have no power to stop
it to see all godlinoss emptied out
of him, and yet not able to forget a
time when it was otherwise; could
he see my fcvered eye, feverish
with last nights drinking, and
feverishiy looking for to-nig hts re,
petition Of the folly; could be bu'
feel the body Of tho death out Of
~hich ] cry hourly with feeblel
outcry to be delivered, it were
enough to make him dash th'
sparkling beverage to the earth, II
+ in all the pride ofits mantling temp
[ tatiOn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28
To the People or Dallas and sur.
rounding Counties.

Another year is passing away, and the
time for heldihg our Annual FAR Is draw
lug near. We Ivsl that nothing u better
calculated 10 promote the welfare, prosper
ity aud development OF the material rrsour.
ess of the country than well conducted
institution Of this kind We have the good
fortune 10 live 10 country, the spili ell
mate aud resonrses Of whiehnre unsnrpass'
ed aud nnsurpAssable. Shall Il be said
that the people Of this God favored section
are not possessed OF the energy, industry
aud enlightened views necessary TO make
il what IL ought TO be, the pride and glory
Of this State and Of the spuihf We think
not. To make this section all that heart can
wish aud soul desire, we ask you 10 assist
us. Visit our Pair, bring tho productions
Of your farms, gardens, orchards, dairles,
etc, bring your hogs, cattle, sheep, males!
horses, etc, bring the articles mannfaetur-
cd by your skill and industry, all come aud
compete with noble aud generous emulA-
tion for the prize, and all keep the same
great end In yiew-the improvement Of our
country. Give up for time tho busy scenes
md labors oflife, and lend few short hours
TO pleasure and the society Of your fellow
citizens. We feel that VIC have done every
thing In our power TO promote the good OF
the Association and OF the country. We
look 10 you for the rest.
Persons from abroad are earnestly nrd
cordially invited TO attend. Ample accom-.
modations can be furnished in the city and
surrounding country forall.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28
ORDER AND DEC0RUM,

I, The Board Of Directors may expei any person
from the Fair Grounds for rude disorderly or uugen-
tlemaniy behavior.
q, Spirituous liquors shall not bo sold or drank
upon the grounds Of the Association. "a;
a. Every animal and article for exhibition WITHIN
the enclosures of the Faif Grounds, shall be under
the direction and control OF the officers OF inc Asso
ciation and no loose animals shall DO admitted into,
or remain upon tie open grounds OF the Association
during Fair, except by the consent oi the boaru,
and in no case shall any animal remain hitched 70 any
wheeled vehicle after entering tho enclosures OF tue
Pair Grounds excepting those on Exhibition,
4, Articles exhibited for premiums shall DO ex,
bihited by members, Of which the Secretary shall
keep a register and neither the Secretary nor any
officer shall disclose TO any one what entries are
made In competition with them before the eahibi-
tinn. a..
s. No person other than the Marshsls, ssoreta !.
rice awarding committees, and grooms in charfs "
,tock shall be allowed to go into the ring, when
the stock and Other articles are being exhibited,
without the special order OF the Directots.
q No one shall lie on al awarding committee when
! r,jated TO a person competing for q premium.
= No person whatever will bc allowed TO inter-
fere with the awarding COMMITTEES during their adu-
dicailon. ---.,, Ill,
g. No member Of the awarding committee shail
express his opinion on the merit OF arg arlcie Vt
,nimal but shall write the number to which, In his
opinion the premium and certificate shall Ie award
| ii and deposft The came with the Marshal
q Masie viii com u ence each morning at o'clock,
ana nontinue under the con troll Of tile harshaL In,
rair viii be opened pre- issly at 10 O'clock,
10 The Asrociation will take g-eat care to prevent
lssss or damage but will be resI 1nsible Tor none
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

fsss 0TAsF snl lsraTalas Art q
4 PeHss - uai IaratsFs a "a AssassaiasA, s.s
saHpfis So sny pEsuiela - Issslg . 80 sat a
ths FFelzisa esaIaiea ~
Prmsss alFiTtnF - oenIsis ~ pIsAist4ss
a aalA n.sGs IksiA sntriss uign tts tasss ~ lhs
kngaTAiUE SornaisTF, - the Az pressing tt.@
Iis EkaA tT The sHhitiiea q ~ Anitass - Aliir
rlus EntTiss uaAy 10 n.sts ~ tas assFnins ~ ne
asF ~ sGLiliiiaa, Iai 80 AflsT u u'e.ssk, A.
3 NJ pT-aaiara shall ks ssaTasa stels tpi ens
4u,aal "a aItisle 10 s1hiiilrt unsss ths ssaIAlhs
ragliiss - ~ eTihiaa thai The AniAi 90 siiisis'
as ihs rass n,ss ts, 10 saTthg u = hIsraieia'
4 Ne article o. assa AniHazl that has t-ksn PIE
lsisu heE lhs AsssTiaiioa shah afterwards ssH'
fsie isT HFsn,ieua,
S. ~ fsTIsa .liu.al .sail ssEFsis ~i'h sss that
Lfarts,
~ cess, ssli,. jacks, isnnsis, IasE~s, 90 stat,
lnns fsnT y-ars ga e. upssIts, shall - 80 Hiis
tsaaHIsls ar PFsaiauA aHisss i has FIs'ei l''s'
= hTselfT,
q Hss., sheer Aaa goats shsil ~ rsnslisTsi agei
ghilasls shra th-y are i~a yssTs al,
naTnuss hSFsss ye~Ts eia and ever 10 % si.s~A
~ hArness. ,
. Hleoasi st4liions oF mares, Nth the sFe ani
nalas of the saisl - SNhibiisi, shall - hahisi
10 The Recorihg Secretary, and that hefss % nAfe
enly shall sntsT the h'isi rins that l. decided 20
- thoTouf hhFs and ssrh animal shall not " sahih'
it'd in any ether Tihs except sssePsiahs'
10, AnF animal csh oamTst1 a. The sAine raw w
pExtaiu,as In any hut the nlusated ring.
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=, anita. Of onsr,. Arts. sBas. s.. ord.rsoa
rlsrorgr- Ats SO, fGrd O. Sc Exhibitsrs, Art ..
EXHIBITERS,

/ No pcrson shall BE psritted 70 "a hihti sey sr-
tirl, rhefhsr o. machinery, aericuitnra inlls-
,,.r,, r,anrf.eturs or ether ttinss fr preInirn.'
i.-. he erhihiter Be the Truducer, mannn1i nreri
~ fu-eptor thereof o. u stock the bona noe gi.e
ers rersous viulaffrF rhis ruls sh1ll i1rf.lt Al -
raid IN, aud y sfpts4 foh the ~ Sloens :. Z,
order uf the DirrctuIs togttnsI Nitn tnsI s'o- u
other nrficlsF f1r exhibition- =.
2 Psrsons srhibiting stock rssJ snisr ths rag N
psrsor o. fy groom :,
- srirr~Ie r,sr,ursndun e ths ars cf srid eni-
nal n - asliT.rss tsfts r~sTdinr c1.iiiss ntn
,ssr.d 81 s1hibifi1r.
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GRAM CROPS.

l. rsFsohs as.iTlnE 90 eq,npsis ioTa PE-uium npen
sny kihi of grain, required 10 hAHs the gF0aad
Ilez1uFei ani the qaihiity u Ffsla aoeais'sy as
r.FtabsA by too dsinierssisi. eenpa'snt aud cred
itabls sitia-ns OF the eounty ~hsFa u is sFown'
said eititsns shall ssleet an average asFe out 81
the best I'VE, which acre they shall r-Fsiny narAs'
ore snd ascertain the quantity Of gaia rAssi there.
on, ~ having Il eafrfaiiy weighed,
J. Tho ETouna shall be measnrrs ara the sNefare
acre selected before the crop gathered nf hsfNesei
The rts shAi net be diynleei tn any one nnii amer
the pTsninn 10 awarded. but said t~o eiiirrhs shall
make ih.T written osriineAts df the facts aud hls u
With the Recording seerriaTy OF 'hs Assoe'A'loa
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ADMISSION.

]. Members, their wives, daughters, an!
sons under 2l years Of age, AID widswed
daughters residing in their families-free.
Pootmcn, % cents. Man and horse, 30
cents. Horse and buggy with two persons,
60 cents. Carriage or other vehicle, 10
cents; and % cents for each person in
such carriage. Children and servants
half price. =:
2. Tickets to be had at the ticket office
,o,r ,ba antrnnra onte
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DR.. NIL AN E'S
Celebrated American
Worm SPECIFIC,
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

VI,HE countenance is pale and leaden-
colored, with occasional Hushes, or cir
cumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; the
eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; an
azure semicirclc runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritatcd, swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling of the upper lip;
occasional headache, with humning or
throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning; asP-
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with a
knawing sensation of the stomach, at Others
entirely gone; Accting pains in the stomach ;
occasional nausea and vomiting; Tiolent
pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir.
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood, belly swol-
len and hard; urine turbid; respiration oe-
casionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convui-
sve; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, sc
Whenever the above symptoms are
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

found to exl
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SALES.

l. Auction sales, for the accommodation
Of members of the Association, will be
made on every evening after theezhibition.
9. Afier the exhibition the Fair Grounds
will DO opened for nll who wish to sell or
purchase any property brought to the Fair
for exhibition, such sales to bo made by
the Marshal.
3. The premium -four and meal will be
sold for the benefit of the Association.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28
tTHIRD DAY

Mid. Perry, P. II. Lively, Dallas; ". e.
Matthews, Collin; Chas. Jones, kaufmani
Nat. Terry, Tarrant; Nj. L. Finch, Navarro,
John Hyde, Ellis
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Odd Fellows Cemetery
NOTICE.

rF'HE FOLLOWING resolutions was adopted st
the regular meeting Of Dallas lodge, No ~,
ErOf, August 4, 1893,
Rs,oi-r,i, That a eomialitse ~ one he appointed
tn tako charge Of tho Odd FelloNs Cemetery, aud
,ornIt no ini.rment therein except Odd Fellows or
their imm- liH;s families.
Rro. i. ". Hunt !. srroInied TO take charge Of
'Uc Cemetery, aud sec that this resolution 10 GU
forced.
J. WAGNER, n. O,
Attest; II. @. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Dallas, August ], lsU9 -iT;I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

AhE HART, lleAet agent
ions II. DASIrL, Gate Keeper
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SWEEPSTAKES.

For harness stations, all asoi--en-
trance - HV.ss sssssssss ~ w
For harness mares, all ngcs-eR-
trance ~ bO."...........,..,,.,.' ~ w
AWARDING COMMITTEE
A. J. Tucker Collin; ". ], Drinson, Tar
rant Sam. uhl, Chas Rector, Denton; Jas.
L. BaIkley, II. J. Moiiiu, Dallas Bailey
rCugh;vtr, kaufman.
Equestrian feat5 by ladics ............... 90
AwARuISg CoMTIrrrE-.
e. W. Barnett, Collm +. l.. Wilmettc,
Judge Jno. Thomas, L. ". lIuat, T.. Good.
night a. q. Collins, Z. q. Mays
--1,- - . ----
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COTTON CROPS.

!. Persons who compete for rsIninm upon eo'ion,
must have tho ground accurately mesaurei out ~
any portion of their erUp. they may select Ihsy WI,
not So required % haVd exoeeng onh acre, but in al
ting erain crops.
y Ifihe taeis 10 relation TO any crop Intended for
.NhIhiion aud asesrtained ADORE. he msde known'
the ealy will be rejected BY tho Board Of Directors
Sec pu,Ie. Of oao.r,, kr,.T See ribIbI,sr'. Arts.
4 aud
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

We have never secn any Thing
from the pen ola Texan more tuch-
ing aud beautifully pathetic than tho
poem by W. T. q. Weaver which
we copy this week from the Dal az
Herald There is that mourn f !
eirnestuestness-that depth Of fe, !;
ing and intensity Of expression
about it which ranks it above all
other productions Of this talented
author we have vet seen. Texas
should be proHd OF the mar who
wrote it Bonham News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28
AWARDING COMMITTEES.

1. Persons composing the several awarding CON.
rnittee. are requested 70 report themselves al tno
hn.i,e-, once of the Beard upsh the fair Grouna-i
Al O'Clock IN the morning Of the day they are oe.
sired 20 serve. half pasts o'clock their names
wiIl be called, and all vacancies tuppliea, aho
o.rlock thev will enter upon their duties. Each
rommIttes 10 requested 70 make lie report 70 tne
Recording Secretary At the business once I" soon
q. prseueable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28
sWEEPsTAKEs.

For Mules Of all ages and uses-en, 90
trance - 50..".-.......... ''.''"'eIo W
xwGRpIEe ooMNIrTEE--
A. Bradshaw, Ellis c. G. Payne, Tar
rant: J. W. Throekmorton, Albert Graves,
Collin; s. A. venters, Denton @. J. Clark'
Kaufman; David Bower, Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

Jack Bachelor illis -, suow, Hauf-
nsan; Lighter iluhaan, pfEloni jHo, Hut
man, Co.liui Juiisn risll, TaTganE A, q,
Collins, Jas, r, Scott Dallas.
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Masonic Cessaeterv
MoTICJm.

Ft,UR FOLLOWING TesolulieR sas pAsssA ~ ihs
kafrl Canra6aiion 0f taunehlll Loiss, Ne -,
Hsni A 81 pshuiaFy -, A, u, Ices
nsssia4A, That Onmtaties ~ one - sfialhisA 70
tafe fhsrts n tie Mfsinie CemstrTg, AMI prFAi 20
in,rsni thrgsia except sf NssoAs % 'hslE 'n'ss''
alr Emilirs- ca -
Faro. AW, NoFioh isslpainl1dto'she fhAiseei'hs
~ nrlrE oi the Lodgs' - =. .,.,,,,, ~ a,
Aussts =, " cooNsEs, Secretary, lmAIo, e3 -.
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coMNlTTEE--
CLASS 40. 8.

AWARDING COnMITTEB---
r. G. Penn, Eobt. Grounds, Dallas; John
Huffman, Collin r. a. Terrill, Kaufman
Z. W. Rogers, Ellis NJ. l.. Finch, Navarro
z. Is. Smallwood, Tarrant.
Equestrian feats BY boys over lOand
under 10 years. .............'.'..'.''''So w
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Land ina Dallas County
Gse2Ye S ale.

~ An ACRES Of Prairie Land, situated
SezR3 on the waters of White Rock
Greek, adjoining the farm of Capt. VIM. G.
McCamy, about 10 miles nearly due North
from Dalas. There is plenty of lasting
spring water and sufIiciehcy Of timber
for fire wood For any further informa-
ticn, application can be made to Dr. g. W:
S,rvinsou, Dallas, or to the undersigned
at Mr.. A. Grants, miles South Of McKin-
ney, Collin county. B. NJ. TANNER.
Apri! 9, lS70-30:2m@
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

The live oaks about San Marcos,
Texas. arc said 10 be bearing new
kind Of fruit namely Mexican horse
thieTes.-IBOssier Banner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

Wyoming nurses calm the rising
generation BY singing
iyies little baby. don 1 get in fury;
sC.use uaua's gone 10 sit on fbe jury.
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New York, May 10, l

Episcopalians arc more nnmer,
GUS in Now York than in any oth-
er State in the Unioh. pehnsylva-
ria comes next with 23,oOO commu-
nicants, and Connecticut next with
10000.
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stHEEpsrAHEs.

For bl0olsl slall.ons Of all asss-snr
trace =. uh,-,''','-''. '',-,'',s,'''-'''sAH ~ ~
For hlo0lsd mares % sll agss-sR-
trance ~ au,-,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,'' 10 %
AWARDING COMMITTEE
Jas. Aiklsson, Limestone; 7, II, Murray,
Colllni A. T.. Cornelius, q, ", LaWs, Dallas
c, NJ, Peak, Tarrahp u, N, Rawlings, bsR'
ton =. .. Caton, Ellis,
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ntLLls CHAPTER, No, iIs
ROYAL ARCH MAs0NS.

Y zee srs Hereby sannsseA q aiisHa State
.sarrrsiisn u Dallas CHAPTER, Ne, u, On AsAasl
rVfnias, Nay :, a. ssTlg nsnals iissnAs'
ByeaEaana sfihs n, y,
~, l., MURPHY, sssTsiaTg,
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TA3ELONA5JI
ryN - EXoEH.. .

$40 "a NELL B. McKINN0N will
INK execute oil work in his line
Gs!ISf, with neatness and dispatch.
ET {n, Shop up.staiss, in Caldwell
;,s5 .eslrssJ building East side of Square,
,sSs- y Dallas, Texas.
Sept. IL, lSG0-52'tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28
HARNESS HORSES.
AWARDING ooINrrEE-

Ia. Stiff, Collin; J. Il. Clements, Dallas;
W. Il. Robertson, q. L. Binkl~y, Graysoni
c. c. Nash, kaufmani W. q, L. Qua!.c, FL
lie; /. Steele, TarrIut.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28
nRAUGHr HAORsEs.


Albert Graves, Collin; n. J. Snow, kauf-
man; Nat. Terry. Tarrsng S. Y. Cary, Ellis
Mid Perry, Dallas Wm. FurnssuK, Denton
Samuel TFsrt. johnson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

W. II. Witt Dallas; Jno. Jackson, Collin;
Jpo. E. Gibson, J. L. Hawkins, Ellis Jef.
Estell, Tarrant; J. A. Carroll, Denton ). l.
Rayel. kaufman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

1t is understood that Con: Ancs,
Senator elect from Mississippi, is 10
he married to Miss Blanche Butleri
daughter of Gen. Butler.
MAIL TAKEN BY INDlANs.-Major
w, B. Moore, assessor OF internal
rcveitue for this district, has recci-
we'd from Ills assistant at San Eliza
rio, near Ell Paso, the information
thnt the mail which should have
arrived there April 20, from Sah
Antonio, has been captured by In
dians and destroyed.
Austin Journal.
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FlyNEnILL IoDGg, No. 81. Y. 4 4. n

Nftts uh the last saisIssg y sch Hseih' a. =
NssaHir iisli, M Z, ioNN"s W. ~
e, 2, ta1Aufss ser'gs
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TOURTHDA1r

J-Lfishsr hu l.sgr, lsiiss ar, GrsTsf.
a. iissgsTls Galln-
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MASONIC.
plLLls CoMMiNbERI, No. 3

nALLAS tohhAAbLkl, NO. o
INNIGIIIS TlfMisl-Aif'
NkF5l lafsl a AZ ,sslsn, ia lts issn = i.allss
W - ~ FssEsass ~ 4. ssis's 's' IAN I-'-s q
'''- gNaM eROCKETF, Z, c,
Al C-aasEss RsSeIasT
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FLEMING BROS; PrTsBrzsH, Pa.

pa p-.n.r. sus Fysi-i.u, o-dzsg % d. tssn
- p. IN a. veu vrits thsr ur1e.s t.nSsyl
- - -. - d.. NL1nt'z P-qzTs1 = fss....s
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1RzO
THE FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR

THE FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THR
Dallas County Agricultural and
Mechanical Associations
To bs held at the Fair Ground, near
Dallas, commencing on the Third
Tuesday (Ihe goth day. ofssP'sm'
Der, aud continuing five days.
OFFICERS.
Wa, u, MILLER, President,
JAAEs hEsIltE yIss PgssllsRls,
", ". bARTOS,
GEoR0E N. sSISE, Treasurer,
JSo, q. MecOT, c0nsspendins See ~,
"a. B0NEA, RseoFiing Secretary
DIRECTORS.
W,H, Castor, AbTAn Hart
Ben. y. Jones, q, N, sNink,
John Howell, james z baTAlsy
David King, W. l. kimehis0h'
n. S.ii :. !: EssSsa.o., sSsa,. N.r.A.l.,
", II. 0AsFoN,
ABr llAEF, Ticket Agent.
ions II. DASlEL, Gate Keeper
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LOO z.
aIDGELY ENCAMPMEHT, NO. rs
LOOP,

AyEErs On the evening 81 nTsl Friday OF each
vi mouth al the odd Fellows Hall,
is BALLARD, c,P.
Attest, J. wAeSER, Scribe.
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SWEEPSTAKES.
Fo- dr.ash. s..Ihon.. all .Es.-eH-

Fo- drnngbt stalliOnss All sges-en-
trance 81 50.-.---.-.-.---.--...-.-.--' "
For draueht mares, AL ages-en- -
rance & 750......-----.--....--.... =. ~ "
GrKnBIxG o0NnTrEE-
"A. Tsrrill, Ksufrnani Erh. Dsggsit
T.rrsnt. Juo. jackson, Collin g. " bseord-
sH. Miller. Dallas Jno- siDglst0ns biiisi
J. p. ShiPis5. Dsntcn-
Bnssstria, fsass " r.nflsrsnn, en- -.
s-arcs 81 5O.---.---------..----.------ "
a-aEDTye coHHrETKr-
pwr,.k vi Pr.sssF u. ,. Nostt
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AvARpIEs ccENn1TrE-
&C csnp, c. @. N.rton, va jenkins,
j.. Penn sni y n Hora-
aass so.s
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syyElEE,sTAEAEs

For Jacks of ages-entrance S23 $40 00
For Jennetts ~ w
AWARDING CoMMITTEE--
Otis G. welch, Denton; Jack Bachelor,
Jas. McIlrath, Ellis; Jas. Galloway, Tar
rant; Geo. White, Collin; Dr. W. Ii. rye,
Kaufman; John McComas, Dallas.
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Women are to be admitted to The
University q Vienna.
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Hope and strive "a iAs way to
thrive.
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Ihe Confederate Dead.
RFu0YAL or EHE REHAlAs PROM
GRITTY sBlka,

Tho accompanying letter snl eir-
euiaF explain lAo work Pr0pgss, 90
De done By lhe Hollywood Memo
rial Association, ia removing %
Richmond tho Neglected remains ol
lhe Conie iegaIo soldiers who iell a
Gettysburg;
LENINaTOS, Virginia, }
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DALLAS LODGE. NO. "a. .Io.o.F.
zfEFrs on every wednesday night az the oaa
vi Fellow. Hall. J. WA6Nhli' n u
Attest; &C. CAsrBrtl, Secretary.
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AWAapIsa coMNITrFE-
Mlsuesses J. T.. Bsrkleyi Jas, Bentley,
C. II. Beauehamp, \, 4. johnson, T., II. Dur
Gin, Pleas. Taylor, II, S, Guy, Dallas \, 4.
Frost, Denton; c. @. Payne, u, q, Hendricks,
Tartanii q. ". Barnett, Collin.
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Cseervstion p lie heit ies:i-sr.