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Robin Hood.

Every one is familiar with the name of
Robin Hood, although so little is known OF
him. His real name was Robin Fitzooth,
which dcgenerated, in the mouths of the
common people, into Robin Hood. lie was
nm outlaw who lived in the reign Of Rich
ard Cocur de Lion, and John, his successor,
about the close of the twelfth and the be-
ginning Of the thirteenth centuries. His
headougrlers were in Sherwood Forest
Totiin nchampshire. lie is said 10 hate
been a man of good birth; but, having
sauandercd lis property, took TO the woods,
and became what might be called ''gen-
tlcman robber." AT the time Of Robin S
cxLloits, the forest laws were executed with
great vigor and 1t is said that William
NE Conoueror, and the Norman kings fhat
succeeded him, destroyed thirty-six par
ishcs; pulled down thirty churches and
depopulaied the country for miles around
in order to have fine park for enjoying
the pleasures Of the chase; consequently,
a great number Of people we're Obliged 10
fee TO the woods. Thtsc outeasts having o
common interest, banded togeiher, and, by
their vigilance aad determination, were
able 10 avoid the pursuit Of their enemies.
Ii is said that Robin had hundred com
paDlOns, aDle-DOulcu inchf NhO hcIe ~ iOi-
midable that four hundred nen dared rot
aieack them. He seems TO have pursued 4
certain system in his robbcries, and, wish
ing TO paeify his conscience, spared the
poor, and plundered the rich. lie was par-
iieularly gallant 10 romei hedce it is not
strange that his expAgits have been csls-
braicd in a number Of Ballads and songs,
e1ioiling his ehivalry aud hrmanitS tothe
poor. His particular companions were
little John and Friar Tuck. A. lssgih,
feeli1e The irs-mifiss cf age and being al
tscked By illness, be vert - nuh1ery 70
he hie4-nuns, - that tirne, being more or
less devoted 10 the healinz 81 but in fhis
ease, Out Of reTshss, il Is supposed, f5r
svrne attsck cPon thsfT convent, Try ~
loved him 70 bleed TO death, in the eighty
seventh year Of his sgs. Roein vas buried
under some trees rear the cOr-eri. and :
stone duly inscribed marks The spot.
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To the People OF Dallas and sur.
rounding Counties. ls

Another year 10 passing aUsy, aai lhe
time for holding our Annual Fair Is dfaN'
ing near. We feel that nothing Is be''ef
calculated 10 promote the welfare, prosper
ily antl development Of Ihe material rssoar.
ess III the country than a we'll Conducted
Institution ofihls Kind We have the COOL
fortune TO live In a country, the soil eN'
mate aud resources Of which are nnsnfnass,
ed and unsnrpassable. shall IL he said
that the people Of this God favored section
are not possessed of the energy, Industry
aud enlightened views necessary TO make
IL THAT Il ought TO be, the pride aud glory
of this State and Of the SOUTH We think
not. To make this section all that heart eau
wish aud soul desire, We ask You TO hssis'
MS. Visit our Fair, bring tic productions
of your farms, gardens, orrharls, dniflesi
etc, bring your hogs, cattle, sheep, mules
horses, etc, bring the articles rianniae'nr.
ed by your skin aud industry, ell CONT and
compete with a noble hhd generous emnla-
ton for the prize, aud all keep the snL'e
great end In yiew-ihc improvement OF our
country. Give up for time Tie bnsy seencS
and lnLors ofliic, and lend few shortlours
TO pleasure and the society Of your fellow
citizens. We feel that we have done esery-
thing IN orr power ID promolc the good OF
the Association and Of the country. We
look to You for the rest.
Persons from abroad nrc earnestly nnd
cordially invited to attend. Ample accom-.
modations can be furnished IN the city aud
hurrounIiur country for all.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-03

rtriiisr D. ~ rri1i-a thai tif sHiasi Ff tlif ls
= az rsss Hsss o., 10 ssIihK n q ffFaltaf-
~ sIitlif sl asa Hnils-i il.si fss tsAr. fit'
u.isus ia a. Ass.6iatiln tks1 sftTssTts Flia-
Iuts a. TIfsaiaHa.
hIHals-
li, fsr anars ga - nHsaIas, sssll a. lwslaiiifl
iaon,ais a. iIrlsilIi uuiras Il hss lEesfa Hssii
: ATanlrT-
T. Mars, shrfF asa Esais slsll % faissi-tlsa @.oi
aui,a4is aAfN tbs srr ave Frars fla-
nsin.rss hslsns g0sEs sAi aai s'r7s O. ~ i''an
"a AaFnfss- ,
A Hllsaui siallisus - u.aTFs, with - ~ -.
raur a ths aninsal a. b. rNhiisira shsii ia hufa
g. an RrffAinE sFFIstsTF, sat tAsi haFsr - iiin
glg shgil rnirT iho A.ifa TiHE ihsi - ~ $50 q
b. thaf,hlIsA, sni snsh sniIn Al shsii ngi tsrAAih
id in snF eihrT TinH FE0ri ssErisaaAe
a Ana aniual osn rgvsislsr al thr sslsr fa'r ~
"a. llra.., Ia anF A.. a. liadalai TiU-.
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EXHIBITERS.

See duties Of officers. Arts. 2 and3. Sec Or
Decorum, Arts. 5, G, 7and s. See ENljbiters
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-03

How NEAR SuE CAME TO MARRYING A
IIHRo.-upon what smnll events does the
destiny of nations sometimes depend
When Napoleon was out OF favor with tho
Directory, and being struck off The list of
general officers, lie lodged at the Hotel
MNabeau, in the impasse du Dauphin, near
thc Tuilerics. lie occupied n single room,
a. tie rent Of about twelve TO eighteen
francs month. Fsnchette, the danghter
of the landlord fell in love with him, and
her fa,hcr proposed that they should mar
ry-tlat his intended son-in-law should
leave the army, and keep the hotel in his
stead. 1t is more than probable that Mt
bofeon-who az tnat lime was bad of
would have agreed TO The proposal, had not
The revolution Of the First Vendemire Civ
en- him other occupation than looking afier
the wants Of dodgers. IL need hardly be
said that he did not marry Fanchette; but
what must have been her Thoughts when
her sometime lover became First C0.-,ti,
ard afierrrrd Emperor Of the Frenchi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-03

W IICIISFN1 tIIO aOO'N
found to exist,
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THE WAR AXD AGBCULTURE.-Tbe Eafo-
pesu war will be profitable TO farihers.
The yield Of breadstufs in Europe is gfent-
" diminished this season, and TIE Incl sass
in demand. in consequence Il fhe war, will
afford sirohg rnarEei f6r. AFierican pro-
duce Of all kinds. Ii stands the farmer IN
hand 10 make the most Of il.
While filing their own pockets by wid-
ening The grain fields. aud proiae.ng lar
ger crops BY better culture they will alsc.
be beuefacf0rs Of the world by rfordhng
bread al cheaper rates. Let 10 farTue-
hastily sell his Shsai io' srscIdaiors-hoid
On a hnle and watch fEe news. Take &
good nevsr1 fsr aud i-Ffee for yourseives.
Corn IS 1iI-tis fr corr in .Tleniifriiy- D.
not Surprised Z il sbo,ili Be E0rih q dollar
ns1t sFiTnz-
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GRAIN CROPS.

J. PrTsans afsiTlng a aeanTsie tsTa IFeuiuin az n
sng kiul ~ gTsin aIe IrauiIr ia haNn ~ EIs'ani
ia5.ss1si anl the anantiig Il ETain s0raIarlH a.
srTaiu ~ tsa disinirrasisi, uaRilaisnt ~ni FIsi'
iialle riiisrns a ihs Faunis NAsre u T. FI''sn'
= Sai riiiIrns sisli srlnfi an stFnsf alIH "ni ~
he lrst hrr shrh asrr ihss shaii saTrialig nras'
uin aa asfrriain the 4naniiig ~ gTsn Tais hflr-
on, ~ AsEihE d raHfeilY NFishui-
81 Ihr siauna sllsil b. tafasufsi sni Tie sNefase
are s9lafis ii,rs ihr Ffar EaihsI, ~ h.Tsrsini
IL frt. shsl ~ - iiE 81 O. sng one un'i af-I
The pIriaiam IL AWARDED lat aid isa riiitrns shal
akr thsiT sTiiira certificate II The hri. ani hle
With Tho hrsoHiins ferTriaTY ~ tho Assuaiall'h
ltfs.i i,li, a. the aaN afFAhllltlun.
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ENTRIEs.


r.-so-sr,Fr rutubrrs q fhs Ass1cisfi0n, 90
-rrirl.fefr rry lriiluin " faytng - Pr oeni- u
he i.rrrniun competed f'r-
. T.-rlrIs desiring % rururcfe fr Premium,
.s.,,ls rte fhsir rutTirs mon the books of fls
fr-,.rEilr srtftsfrF- 81 the cay TrrccfirE The
rf SD IN me erhibifioi q fl- atirnl- arti-
- Frfri-- rnsy - ruade cn The rinrriiE 81 The
a. - - ii.iffsn. tuf upf ane1 D. eeii-k- So
= sgt--r-irrn slIal - nrarded ~ re lui 80
sri-naI % Eftl-it = rrhii1-di unirs ne eeafdiis
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ADMISSION.

I. Members, their wives, daughters, and
sons under 2l years Of age, and widowed
daughters residing In their familics-free.
Footnen, - cents. Man hni horse, 80
cents. Horse and buggy with two persons,
co cents. Carriage or other vehicle, 30
cents and - cents for each person In
such carriage. Children and servants
half price,
.. Tickets 10 be had at The ticket Office
hsnt the ciitraucc gate
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COTTON CROPS.

I. Prrsons Who ranlTrie &c rrmium ul'on oii"us
ninsi have tho rTunni arrnTairly Inrasuirl "ni ~
any I,,Tiian II t-iT STsIs Thea NAY sree The, Nil
,i e. IvsluiIci - haV- sNnfalng "ir arfr al u a
linz riaiuTrIs,
y lfths faSis IN Tnlaiian ie any crop iniFpdr h'r
sNhilitian, aud as~TialRsi As slope, H. msislhwah
the saig sii be Ts5esiri y the h'aTd ~ hi'Uel"fa
- nrilrs fOfiosFs, Art, !, Sc EHhlbl,er', Arts
l. and 4
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SALES.

!. Auction sales, for the accommodation
'or members of the Association, will he
made on every evening after thcexhihiiion.
.. Amer the exhibition the Fair Grounds
will he opened for nll who wish TO sell or
purchase any property broiiglii 10 the Fair
for exhibition, such sales TO be made by
the Marshal.
3. The premium Hour and meal will be
sold for The benefit Of the Association.
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SWEEPSTAKES,

For harness stations, all ages-en-
., trance - 50...,.....u... ...........".SlO OO
For harnsss mares, all ages-en-
trance :. 5O..!.,',.;....I.....'...'.. 10 W
AWARDING COMMITTEE
A. J. Tucker, Collin; NJ J. Crimson, Tar
rant; Sam. uhl, Chas. Rector, Denton; Jas,
l.. natkley, II. J. MOihlt, Dallas Bailey
Doughcrty, Kaufman.
Equestrian fcats by ladicri.............. 0 90
AWARDING coMNITTE!:--
q. W. Barhett, Collin; T. l.. Wilmcitc,
Judge Jno. Thomas, T.. ". Hunt, J l.. Good.
night, A. Il. Collins, l.. q. Mays.
ETE1TH ID Az
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SWEEPSTAKES.

For draught stallions, all nges-en-
trance 81 W
For draught mares, sll nges-en-
trance s. 5O...................-... "a. IO w
AwARDISG oO-NIrTEE-
x. A. Tcrrill, Kaufman Eph. Daggett,
Tarrant; Jno. Jackson, Collin; G. W. Record,
S. "a. Miller, Dallas; JnO. Singleton, Ellis;
J. z. ShiPley, Denton.
Equestrian feats by gentlemenn, en-
trance 81 JO...s..............--.-.-..S 90
AwARDIxs cOxsiryEE--
Wv. Peat, n. n. Prather, ". J. Mofiit,
J.L. Fisher, WIN. Basye, Dallas; Wn. n.6sorge,
C. Haggards Collin.
FOURTH DAY
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100 f.
DALLAS LODGE, NO. A, 1901
Odd Fellows Cemetery
NOTICE.

rlNnE following resolutions were adopted NJ W."
Tcgulr mcoilng of the Dallas Lodge, No. H.
J. ~. q. T., May -, 1870;
Rr-o,rcalI /. rho Lodge alone hold tho fisht to
PROPERTY In ihc Cemetery. o, :,
2 The right ofhnrial IN oar grounds IL mol ne'
uirod y the purchs" ~ lot bn by giriuc ~ being
in good standing In the Lodge At the time Of dcm'."
>. None hut members In good standing ~ s.ii"
regular In,lsr aud their Immediate families shall he
Inferred on onr Cemetery.
T. The immediate family of mrmhcr consists "f
hi wife, widow aud minor children and none
Others. ....
D. The rigl,; ceases when Inenhcr Is suspended,
cNtnllcd ar wihdraws permanently from the order.
d. The members Of the immediate family OF m
ancient or expelled Odd Fellow which we're inferred
while lie was In good standing IN ihc nruer shH, nc
rrrmittel TO remain undisnrhcd, hut ho shall bc
drlnrred from nuy further iricrncn,s.
Bro. l.. W. Hunt Is appointed To take rharg" OF
the Cemetery, aud see that this resolution IL en-.
forced.
J. WAGNER, y. q.
Attest: Il, e. CAMPBELL. Secretary.
Dallas, Jure |, 1870 -3I:u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-03

Rssn Call at the Tin Shop before pur-
chasing your Stove. There you will hnd
the largest and best selection of Stoves
ever brought TO this fiarket and which we
are selling at lower prices than any where
else. Y. u. hANAD1'
1l5:tf1
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ORDER AND DECORU III.

J. The Board Of Directors may cxpcl any person
from the Fair Grounds for rude, disordery OF ungcn-
tlemanly hehh,ior.
2. S,.iritnons liquors shall not he sold or drank
u,on the grounds of the Associntion'
psl Every animal and article for exhibition within
lie enclosures Of the Fair Groun' =, shall he under
the direction and cont ro OF the officers OF tho Asso-
and no loose animals shall be admitted into,
or remain upon the open grounds OF the Association
during Fair, except by the conseiit OF the Board,
and in IN shall any animal remain hitehedt tonny
wheeled vehicle after entering the enclosures Vi the
Finri rounds. excepting those on Exhibition.
A. Articles exhibited for premiums, shall be OK.
Libitel by members, of which The Secretary shall
keen register; and neither the Secretary nor any
officer shall disclose to any one what entries are
made in competition with them before the exhibi-
tion.
& No person ether than tho Marshals, Sccrcta-
res awarding euhfmitiecs, and grooms in charEe OF
stock. shall he allowed to go into the ring, when
the stock and other articles arc being exhibited,
without the special order of the Directors. 49,,
G. No one shall be on an awarding comniittce when
| related to a person competing for premium.
4 No person whatever will be allowed TO inter-
fcre with the riding committee during their adJn
dicaiion. :,
g. No member of the awarding committee siian
EXPRESS his opinicr.on the merit of any article or
animal, but shalt write the number TO which, III ms
ppiuon the preJniurf and certificate shall lie award
Cd and deposit ife same with the Marshal.
O. Music will commence each morning at o'c 'clock,
and continue under the control OF the Marshal The
Fair will be opened pre isely al 10 o'clock.
10 The a ssociaton will take great care to prevent
issos or dauaa.e iuf will be RESPONSIBLE for
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DIAUGHT HORSES.

Albert Graves, Collin; II. ]. Snow, kauf-
man, Nat. Terry, Tarrani; S. Q. Cary, Ellis;
Mid. Perry, Dallas VIM. Furneaux, Dcntoni
Samuel Myers, johnson.
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RESIDENCE
FOR q ALE.

WISH 20 sen my residence, with three
4 acres Of ground attached, in city Of Dal-
las. Also, ny hoe. and fi,shen furniture,
including superior new Piano, ard q
suit Of PaTl0r Furniture
rSr Those iBdstaef 10 ne css find re
forths next sixty days at The Law Ofhce of
Messrs. CoughsBour & Hanna, where NiA
be pleased 70 see then-
J. JEFFRIES-
Dallas, Aususi G, ls7o-sEln
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,wARDisi rUnMiTtFf-

II. G. Penn; iloti. GrCtihis, Dallas; John
Huffman, Collin; r. A. 1crrill, Kaufman;
4. w. Rogers, Ellis; NJ. l.. Finch, Navarro;
p. i. Smallwood, Tarrant.
Equestrian fcats by boys over 10 and
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Rules and Regulations.
DIJTIES OF OFFICERS.

Anr. J. There shall be appointed ny INC
Board of Directors, two on more Marshn's'
whose duties II shn II he to snperih,enu 'hr
exhibition OF stock, preserve oruer, anu
see that all stock ana other ar'ic,'S en'e'.u
for exhibition, are Put Ia the pace uesis-
mated for the same. .,,.t.,
2. There shall be selected ny tue piIee'
tors, AT each annual meeting, no' less 'h"n III
three nor more than seven Judges, 10
award premiums to the different kihus G'
stock, and other articles oie'ei 'or eAn',
biIion: Irorid6d, That any person selec'cu
as such Judge having e'och VI m.'' .i ~
that class for exhibition shall not act III
thnt particular casei and If the remaining {
Judges cannot agree, tile Directors shaii
select one 10 supply the vacancy ior 'he
time being.
8. When tie report Of nm aWarn'ng
committee is presented to the Marshhi nc
shall make public proclamation OF the
names of the owners of the articles TO
which premiums and certificates nave prcn
awarded, and on the last day oil the eNhi-
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AWARDING COMMITTEES.

]. Persons composing tie several awarding COM
mitiecs are requested TO report themselves al fhe
business Office Of the Board upon the lair Grounds,
at . o clock IN the morning Of the day they are de-
sired 20 serve At half past o'clock their Dan'rs
will he ted aud all vacancies suppeds and e ~
o'clock they will enter upon their duties. Each
committee IA rr7nested 70 make its report TO the
Recording Secretary at the business Office, as soon
as practicable. E-.Hr ta- asaF- r-sr
See duties Of officers. Arts. 2ands. Sec Order rsd
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MILLINERY GOODS.

NtRs, JAMES Z, hAhKLki, would ia
wi form her friends snd the public Een-,
orally, that she has just leetiytt no@
New Orleans large stock Of MilliLsTy
goods Of all kinds, consisting in part Of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
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MisiTssses ], 4, liarkley, Jas, Bentley,
e, II, neauehamn y, Z, johnson, T., II, pur,
gin, Pleas, Taylar, Il, :, Guy, Dallas; y, 4,
frast, Denianic q, Payne, Ia, Hendricks,
faTTahi q, ", Barnett, Collin,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-03

f.T. Sfsvart hns rusa- n round million
~ DE iisc IN rold. ahish be bsagLt AHur
aarn is be iUEcsi figures
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EsA ES IL Ne Y
EREsH BREAD
Buy Your Gins From The
ETNA GIN WORKS.

VNIE areInow manufac curing rst-class
w Gin at Etna, Texas, which we offer
to the trade Gi three dollars and twenty
five cents saw, payable in coin on delv-
cry at the shop. All Gins warranted TO
give satisfaction.
Gins repaired at short notice; charges
reasonable. l.i
We have on hand at this time good lot
of Gins, ranging from 40 to 40 saws. Are
prepared to do any. kind Of Iron Turning.
will repair Engines and other machinery.
W. W. Ross, Agent, Dallas, Texas.
DOUGLAS & RH0ME.
July O. 1S70-43:4m
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AMAEnINN rlNNITlEE-
AiAea SO AAs
HARNESS HORSES.

III. sha, Collin J. Il, Clements, Dallas
", Il. Robertson, Z. Z, ninkley, Graysoni
c. {. Nash, Kauimani ". q, l., Uualte, FL
lis; l.. Steele, Tarraut.
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DR.. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
Worm SPECIFIC,
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

II,IIE countenance is pale and lcaden-
colored, with occasional hushes, or a cir
cunscribcd spot on one or both checks; the
eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; an
azure semicirclc runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swclls, and some
times blecds; swelling of the upper lip,
occasional headache, with humming or
throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furrcd tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with
knawing sensation Of the stomach, at Others,
entirely gone; Aecting pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; ?iolent
pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequcntly tingcd with blood; belly swol-
len and hard; urine turbid; respiration oc-
casionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convul-
sive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, &c
Whenever the above symptoms are
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-03

lagk hashelsE Elli' II, J, SnoW, Hsuf'
man; Lighter linHman, ptnion' lho, lluh-
man, Collin lu,isn Field, TaTTanf A, a.,
Collins, Jas. h. Seoli, Dallas.
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l. No person shall be permitted to exhibit any ar
ticle, whether of msobinery, agricultural imlle-
inents manufacture, other things for premiums,
uuIess the exhlfer be tho PRODUCER, manufacturer,
or inventor thereof, Of stock the bona fde oncr
and persons viSiating his rrle slall ioriet all ffs
Maid ih and be expelled frOfi the Fair GronnftbF
order IL the Directors, together with thcfr sfotk or
other srfltlts ff eah dsfionf - - - ~
2 Persons fxhfifibs siock may enter he Hpg in
person OF by ero.a.
g. The owner Of stock slizii hand 10 the groom 81
any animal ,ncp-orsnsIun q the age of sid ami
nal 70 be deIirere. tn awarding eOmmittee when
offered ior exhilaiioH- - EFTE
. - susis. a. Oaoers, Arfs 7 srd7 See Entries
q
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sWEEpsTAREs.

Tor lloolei slsllions 0fall ages--en-
trance - ap,-,,',''-',' '''','''s,'''''''Stu w
For hloolsl mares Of sll agss-ea'
trace = vN,,,,,,,,,,,',,,'',,,',''' ll Nv
AWARDING COMMITTEE
Jas, Aikissoa, Limsslohe; 7, II, Murray,
Collin 4, T., Cornelius, q, ", Lass, Dallas
e, NJ, Peak, TaFTanG D, NJ, Rawlings, brH'
Ton, J. Z. Calol, Ellls.
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OFFICERS,
Wa, n, MILLER, President,
IANss hfSTlt' Viss Prsslien,s,
GFoRGE n, SalSE, fTtasaTpr,
JSa. Z, McCOY, csnssIoAllag SEC y,
4. q. RoWER, hseoriing Secretary,
niRfcfnRs,
N. n. CASTOR, Abram Hart,
prn. ., ioEfs, q. d. seihh'
john Howell, la@ss = hAia'sN
DAtil King, W. l. Li.Aeh's0A'
He's. 7, lSNEs,
". n, GAsTON,
AnE liARE, Tieks. Agent
JonS II. DANIEL Gate Keeper
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MASONIC.

DALLAS CONMlNDERr, No. O
IENICaIIl'sS ricMi'l-Ais'
AVN meet a ihs ssYlup, ia ihs iesn - Dallas,
w ou ihs 4suTslas q, ~ lri11s he iail .'sn ~
g." ~ JS0M, CR0CEETT, Z, q,
~ CgouEEs, Recorder
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SNysIEPSTAMEs.

ForJncks of allagc $2l $40 90
For Jeunctts lo w
AWARDING COMMITTEE
Otis G. Wclth, Denton; Jack Bachelor
Jas. Mcllralh, Ellis; Jas. Galloway, Tar
rant; Geo. White, Collin Dr.. W. II. Pyle
Kaufnidn; john McComas, Dallas.
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Maze, ysau oli sad unisT i,,,,,..., ii
MaH, year eli anl uhdsF s,,,,,..., 2 90
Mare uhtsr year ell,.......,.,...,,,, sO0
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rirTu ANsi'aL ram.
OFFICERS,

III a. nalias NsulfF AETiIaIiaTa p NJ 'a'''f ~
a.. 49,, Isla hht ~ ~ faH Nftara 80 ~
a.. ca1alsfuf AZ "a taf taHa lao-Ass -'hn 4aA
aaE-f sl.srrs ~, ani faui aefs a'F atfa
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SWEEPSTAKES.

For Mules of all ages and uses-cn-
trance - Observation-Disclosures. ....:'SlO cc
AWARDING COMMITTEE
A. Bradshaw, Ellis; c. @. Payne, Tar
rant: j. W. Throckmorton, Albert Graves,
Collin; S. A. Venters, Denton; G. j. Clark,
kaufman; David Bower Dallas.
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CLASS so. 3

AUAhDISs eoMnIYTEE-=
A. C. Camp, C. g. Newton, VIM. jenkins,
Jo. Penn and W. II. IlOrd.
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THIRD DAY.

CLASS 40. I.
Jack, years old and upwar'l...."..,SlO 90
Jack, years old and under 3......'' 90
Jack, ycdf old aid under 2....... 90
Jack, under year old. ."..........." 90
Jennctt, years old and upward'':... 10 90
Jcnnctt, . years old dnu ithltr 3...... 0D
Jennctt, year old and under 2...... 90
Jcnnctt, under year old..... :....... OC
AwAkDiyG COMMITTEE
Mid. Perry, p. II. Lively Dallas; w. G.
Matthews, Collin; Chas. Jones, Kaufman;
Nat. Terry, TarrunI; NJ. l.. Finch, Aafhrro,
john Hyde, Ellis.
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sssif3Ps,i' AXES.

For saddle stnIIiOns OF al nSts-vu-
trance 81 O........................... w
For saddle mares Of all agcs-en-
trance 81 So. .......................... ~ w
swARpISG tOMYIrTsE-
Jas. jackson, 4. S. dickson, j. d. Floyd,
Dallas; J. Y. Afford, Tarrant; VIM. briggs,
Ellis; Wm. Bush, Collin; W. L. Dashllie,
Kaufman.