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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07
Remains of a Man found in Kaufman
County.
RocKwALL, Nov. 20, 1872

RocKwALL, Nov. 20, 1872.
Editor Dallas Herald:
For the in formation Of the public, am
requested TO in form you that the remains
of man were found in the East Fork bot
tom on Monday, the 18th inst, and the
same being reported 10 the Justice of the
Peace for this Precinct, an inquest was
held, who repaired to the place designat-
ed, when they found n part Of tho bones
and clothing of man. Only the leg bones
were found, and they indicated the height
of the deceased 10 be about 6 feet; boots
No. 10, coarse and heavy the left boot has
been capped and raised on eft side and
heel the right boot was also raised on the
right heel; in the pocket Of the pan taloons
was white-handled pocket knife, with
the small blade broken eff. The whole suit
of clothes seems to have been American
Corduroys, over-shirt of brown or snuff
color, hat stiff, narrow Trim, and seems to
have had the contents Of ehot gun thro'
it. No papers were found that would give
clue 10 the name of the deceased or his
residence. These remains were found
about one hundred yards East Of Glover
Wells Bridge, and indicate that the de-
ceased had boon killed twelve months or
more. About that time horse was stray
ed by Mr.. Ballard, that come to his house.
Hoping this may lead to other facts in
the premises, l remain yours truly,
Ii. P. GRIFFIN.
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New FIRM.--Dr. j. 7. Jeffries, an old
citizen and mere hasn't Of Dallas, has pur-
chased the interest of Mr.. Blake in the
large Dry Goods firm of Terry & Blake.
The new firm of Jeffries 4 Terry is in ac-
tive opera ton at the old stand of its pre-.
decessors. We dropped in on them this
week, and found tho usual state of healthy
business actively prcvailing-receiving
and opening large lines of new goods /;
turning out immense invoices 10 delighted
buyers, from city and country, everything
and everybody wearing happy, prosper
Gus look. The firm of Terry & Blake has
won and sustained an admirable reputa-
ton in business circles, and tits needless
10 say that, with that veteran merchant
and high-toned gentlemen, DR.. Jeffries, at
its head, no part of its past proud history
will suffer. We are especially delighted
at the announcement of DR.. Jeffries re-
entire into active business, as il supplies q
loss felt by the entire community since
his refinement. City and country buyers
will find improved facilities at hand to
supply them in all that pertains to neces-
sity or luxury at figures marvollously res-
sonable.
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B@" T. ]. FRANK, corner Main and Mar
ket streets, has just received large ad-
dition to his already large stock of Hard
ware, which he is now opening and expo
sing for sale. We cannot begin to numer-
ate the stock, but will simply say that yon
can find there anything in the hardware
line, from needle to reaper or thrasher;
and in addition to what he has heret ofore
kept on hand, Mr.. Frank has just added
large and complete assortment of Wagon
and Buggy wood work, and is prepared to
furnish wagon makers with anything they
may need at the very lowest figures. His
stock of Iron, Steel, &c., is also compile tie
and large. Give him call. He can an d
will sell at very low prices.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

CnAYGE.-The Imperial Saloon, on tn 0
corner of Elm and jefferson streets, has
changed hands, Messis. Fendley & NJ iller,
so long and favorable known to this COM
munity as inimitable caterers to the
thirsty thousands, becoming the purchas-
ers. The change of the firm, however, is
The only one made rs the establishment
remains intact as to it's elegant appoint
ments. Johnny Thompson, that accom-
plshed compouuder of fluid delights
straight and mixed-remains at his post.
Fhe new proprietors have furnished the
bar with those pure old liquors from their
own Wholesale establishment, which fact
is "assuranc, doubly sure that no "pizen
crosses that b GARD They will, in future,
run both the "Office" and Imperial" Sa.
oous and Bill lard Halls. For further par
ticulars see the ir advertisement.
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Texas Mutual LIFE Iss. COMPANY.
Mr.. Frank Fabj, the general Agent of this
popular Home Company, has perfected the
organization of BRANCH BoARD Of Trus-
tees at this place, for the District Of Dali
las, composed Of Dallas, Collin, Kaufman,
Tarraut and Denton counties. The follow
ing gentlemen compose the Board, to-wit:
]. Jefries, ,of Jsfries 6 Terry; W. J.
Clarl, Of Clark & Bryan Ben. Long, May
or Of Dallas; Judge 2. z. COMBS, At
torney J. z. Schneider, of Schneider &
Davis; r. II. Jones, NJ. D.; A. Langley, At
torney Thos. Field, Of Field Bros; J. G.
Mcconnell, Hardware Merchant; r. p.
Annspaugh, Cashier JOrdan's Bank JOS
s. Young, with Schneider & Davis II. O..
Bohny, Grocer, and @. 7. Halliburton,
Dallas HERALD.
The permanent organization resulted ss
follows: President-Dr. J. I. Jeffries I;
Wee President w. J. Clark; Secretary
g. I. Halliburton; Medical Examiner
Dr.. n. H. Jones; AftOrBsy-A- Langley I;
Executive and Financial COMMITTEES
Messrs. J. Jefries ". J. Clark, J. Z
Schneider, z. Z. Coon0s and r. P. Auns
pangh. win give more fully next week
the psriicuisr features ofadVantage 70 be
rsln-s ~ irrofirg IA this live Texas in
ziifuiion-
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The Dallas Grain Elevator and Flour
ing Company.

Pursuant to the call Of the acting Presi.
dent Of the lncorporators of the Dallas
Grain Elevator and FIGURING Company.
the following gentlemen assembled on
Monday last at IL o'clock A. N, at the
banking house of Messrs Adams & Leon
ard J. s. Leonord, J. M. Crockett, Thos.
Field, W. IL. Prather, Azariah Moss, III.
X, Brotherton and W. G. Randall.
Col. j. NJ. Crockett was called TO the
chair and Major Z. W. Baylor nominated
Secretary of the meeting.
Col. Crockett briefly stated the object of
the meeting, after which the election Of
officers to serve during the ensuing
year took place with the following result:
President, W. G. Randall; LIST Vice-Pres-
ident, Col. Geo. Wilson; I'd Vice-Presi-
dent, Tbos. Field; Secretary, E. W. Bay
lor; Treasurer, J. L. Leonard.
The President, W. g. Randall, ESQ, hav-
ing taken the chair, the best ways and
means Of effecting the objects Of the Com
pany we're discussed and after q leng thy
Interchange Of views, upon motion Of
Col. Crockett, the Chair appointed q CON-
miitee Of three, consisting Of Messrs. ].
NJ. Crockett, Thos. Field and A. Moss, 10
lake charge Of and organize the method
Of getting up stock and such matters as
might appertain to that department Of
the enterprise.
On motion Of Capt. J. L. Leonard, the
Chair also named q committee to draft by
laws for the Company, to be reported at
the next meeting Of the Board Of Diree-
tors, which consists of the original corpv-
raiors OF the Company, namely: W. H.
Castor, J. L. Leonard, J. NJ. Crockett,
Thomas Field, w. II. Prsthsr, AIariah
Moss, II. X. BrothertoD, Geo. Wilson, J.
Jefries, J. D. Stratton, W. G. Randall, j.
r. Pinson and A. 7. Hensley, who, il was
resolved, should constitute the Board Of
Directors for the ensuing year.
The following resolutions were then
passed.:
I. That seveniy-6ve (s75, 900 J thousand
dollars is to be subscribed before the Gen.
psry shall commence work or business.
ii. That Eve per cent Is to be paid On
gil stock Subscribed al the date Of sub
scriplion.
III That the proceedings Of the meet
ing be published in the DaIlss Herald and
The Dallas News
The meeting then adjourned. 10 msei On
SATURDAY., Dee. 7th, to-day
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ny. Our snxane hrenst was xeru mil

Bay Our savage breast was very much
soothcd this week during an inspection Of
those inimitibe Parlor and Vestry Or
gans of which our artistic friend, Mr.. A.
Freeman OF the City Gallery, on Main an d
Elm ST. is agent. While we aren much in
the line of provoking sweet sounds, wepro-
pose to recoguize them Mt short notice. These
organs of George Woods & Sons are of real
merit. The quality, ariety and volumn of
tone is really surprising the combina-
tion scale stops, Vor Hu'aasa and Aeline,
are seperate and distinct, placing the in
strument under perfect and pleasing con-
troll of the operator. The grand feature
however; isthe closed sound boxes, render
ing damage rom dust or other causes i'm
possible. Church associations or private
families will find these instruments both
cheap and perfect.
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LINES


In memory of Mrs. A. DAVIS, who died in this
city Saturday evening, Nov. 10th, 1872
She comes NO more to gladden.
Her husbands sle nj halls,
And. from many IN eye unhdden,
The tear of sorrow falls;
Her graceful form moro is seen,
lu the joyous fcstal throng;
Her slyery voice no more Is heard
She's gone l--forover gone!
We hear no more ner voice in song,
At morning or at eyen
She has an angels golden harp =
Her song is heard in HsaveA.
We look to see that face Ia vain,
So beautiful and bright,
For meath the green and fertile plain,
They've laid her from our sight
With her dark eyes dimmed and faced,
And acros her still, cold lfeast,
Her palid hands envelopcd,
They've borne her to her rest.
She has passed the shadowy valley,
And we never shall see her more,
Till, Lcyond deaths rushing river,
We shall reach the fadeless shore.
Friends, do not mourn for the dear one
Whom God has called away,
For though you cannot meet on earth,
You may where angels stay.
In yoTder lovely, radiant CLINE,
No cherished ties are broken,
And through long eternity,
No farewell words are spoken.
FANNIE SAWYER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

RsFWe would ask the atte ntion of our
readers to the card of VIM. Garrett, sue
cessor to Kelso & Garrett, wholesale Gro
Ger, on Elm street. Mr.. Garrett has in
store and is cons family receiving large
stocks of everything in the Grocery line.
The care observed in purchasing, together
with his CASH facilities, energy and eco
nom ical man agem ent of business, gives
h i'm combination of facilities second to
none. Those desiring cheap, fresh Gro
ctries can do no better--Ion't take our
word, but 20 and sec
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

ngl. Our friends Ullmann s Co., this
week sold several wagon loads Of goods to
20 more than 100 miles West Of this. These
gentlemen are doing very heavy bust
ness in the grocery line. Their large
store on Commerce street is constantly
filed with people buying for other points,
North, East, West and South. Dallas is
the market to come to, and we frequently
hear Of merchants coming here from even
Ellis and Navarro counties to repleni sh
their stocks.
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80. o. N. Llnl,h,ld 4 %. nrs r,eeI,

~ o. N. Liul,held 4 Co. ara recsiV.
ing new furniture enough 10 furnish CON
pletsly all the shoddy palaces on Plhh and
Lexington Avenues. Go see them, as
Geo. Liiilchells "l,f en-" which has
been somewhat out Of 6x, Is all right
again, aud toiher George returned from
Waco where he has been to purchase III Q
Bridge to oonverti into wire springs for mat
trasses aud "sich."
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1e4y Capt. Swink thinks Of putting a
lird story on his new building on Main
jreet, good idea as the day will come
)Asn owners of business property will
keret that they went not higher nor
Lived deeper in the erection of buildings.
= speak for the 'third pair 'front.' Cap
lin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

teH- We call attention to the card Of
Capt. B. I. Walshe, Importer and Dealer
in Mems Furnishing Goods, Boys and
Childrens' clothing, No. 100 Canal $ treet,
New Orleans. Capt. Walshe is IN old
merchant of the Crescent City, and We
know him and his establishment well
enough to recommend our friends to give
him call when in the city. What he
tells you, can be relied ou-we have tried
him in by-gone days, and know whereof
we speak
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DIED

In tn is city on Saturday night Nov Esd 1872 after
a lon ar painful illness, Mr.. CAMILLE MOC'
LARD, aged rs years.
Tho deceased was n native of France, and emlgra-
ted to this country in 1861 since which date he has
resided In this city.
"Leaves la We their time to fall,
And flower to wiiher ut the Eorth'S cold breath,
And stars o set-hut oil
Thou hast all seasons for thine own oh 3! DEATH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

m Attention is called to the advertise
mt Of Steam Saw Mill for sale, situat-
half a-mile North Of the 7. & P. Road,
Kaufman county. This Mill lie entire
new, and located in one OF the best
ixbborhoods 10 the county. The sale
M take place on the 18th Of January,
"a . bargain may be had.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Special 10 the Dallas ilynitp.
MARKET REP0Rrs.
LIvgnrooL Dec. G-Tbc Cotton market
closed quiet but steady.
N,w YonK, Dec. G--Noon.- Cotton quiet
MiddlIng uplnnds l9l futures hrmcr
GoLD-l3.
GALVESTON, Dec. 6--Noon-Cotton siea.
dy good ordinary l6lGGl5g low middling
lGi@lGl. Gold l3A hides easy green
10@l0i dry lsl@isi.
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Randall q Bro.

Ansra thorough inspection from, pill 10
doors oflho large dry goods establishment
Of the Messrs. Randall, we have concluded
that Rivers may 90 dry and Railroads
stop, the many tcamstors chang up the
fiddle aud The how for some Ave years 10
come and our country will "yet be hnppy"
In the possession Of oil manner OF dry
goods desired by the vain or needy. What
world Of pretty things, useful, ornalnen-
tai and cheap, we found. One to go tbro
this extensive and conveniently arranged
store house full TO repletion Of every i'm
aginable thing in the dry goods line,
rich In texture and Of nine moro lovely
colors than those accredited to the rainbow
could we'll Imagine the return of those
good old days Of enchantm cnt so delight
fully spoken of in Arabian Nights, and
then complete the delusion Of the Aladdin
Of the concern, Mr.. Randall. Junior, and
view the heaps of shining gold constant
ly passing over his desk, drawn from do
lighted buyers only too glad to part with
their treasure at SO small cost. Go and
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Our old.time friend, Wormly Carter,
called upon us last Saturday and present
ed us with fine fish, of the cal species. lie
brought with him u wagon load, the re-
suit Of one nights gigging.-Nch'nney
Enquirer.
We also saw our friend Carter on our
streets last week with q wagon load Of
fish, and he told us that his load to Nc
Kinney netted him just S43 species.
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f6HThe fine new brick store-bouse be-
"a erected by cur enterprising young
blend, Maj. Blades, on the corner Of Main
|pd Lamar streets, will soon be completed
|(pd occupied by ]. E. d. Blades, successor
y Blades s. Conner. We shall have more
b say for this firm and their new quar-
Vers next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

d ny Mai. Olcott came back to thoss who
be him on MonIay last from a thorough
bur Of inspect ion of works on the 7. s. P.
Railroad, East, reporting everything pro-
Sressing in fine style. We have the tesii-
hony Of third party that he is looking
andsome and contented.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

&r Maj. John Henry Brown and John
N Cochran, Esq, will address the citi
Ems Of Breckenridge and vicinity on
edne sday, Dec. llth, in the grain inter-
Ist Of Northern Texas, and particularly in
||chalf Of the Dallas Grain Elevator and
Touring Company. All are invited to be
resent.
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A young man named W. M. Mace is on
bis way from Glasgow, KY, to Dallas, Tex,
intending to walk the entire distance,
about ego miles, on a wager of S5OO.-
When last heard from he was in Lower
Tennessee and in good health and spirits
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

D@- We have hardly time and
pace to call attention to the advertise
1nent Of @. R. Baird, Family Groceries and
Provisions of all kinds. Family supplies
Nlwsya on hand, for sale chenp.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

- Alteration is called 10 the Circular
ID. D. wbeslock, Superintendent Of the
10 Institution for the Blind, sl Austin
kili be seen that the Recommendations at
snsiitusion have been recently great
..:rls.sea. -snd M appeal is male -
persons to eOumunicass 10 the Super
|rndent All essss Of blindness that ma y
Ia updsr heir observation.
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orr.-Capt. Gay, Of Kerfoot & Gay,
Insurance Agents, is "over the mountains
and far away" again this week.
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In EverybOdy's Mouth.

PRAISE and SozoDoNT.-Greatest luxu-
nv of modern times-beautites and pre-
serves the teeth. The repulsive breath is
rendered as fragrant as rose, and cold
ness by friends, or in business, will now
be no longer noticed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

EG 81 900 Reward will be paid by the
proprietor OF DR.. Pierce'a Golden Medical
Discovery for medicine that will equal it
in curing severe and lingering Coughs,
Bror chitis and all diseases of the lungs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

BM. Insure your lives in the "Texas Mu-
the policy End fix it on the
peft lapel of the coat, thereby securing
yourselves and families against imp ortu-
Mate Agents and calamities.
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+ AND FOR SALE.
nAILAa COUNTY.

Ia
-
Farm miles Nor,h OF 9a ia, ioV sefs' !" 'a''
ktNatoh, pieny =, 49, -" ~, "a ... In ,~I,,
fatm nnes Norsn u us"'' w ''o'
ZION zsoty I'M, N ,se y, n.u.s
80 Acres ] mile North o. Da,,as'
~ Scres = n,i'e $500, w. ~ 80 IN. 7 q Jors,,
3SO Acres on houu'a'" '''eA' '"'
survey, M, ~ a. .x,h.nr. far
EARN IN reA sunny "''' "
Farm 10 sA"renoe 'o""''' n'A'N
, 20 49, 80, mile xe., of dallas.
= % p.. 49, IN lbs city ~ DALLAS
1honse on the Fast gide Of the square
-. io,. ~, MAR and J.r.rson streot,
m ,ho.i,,
hesoenee io.s IN y Isncs.,ar A., stol.,, Ear
o+o se'e' A
,o sid, Of puok creek, near the mouth,
WIN Reeves Survey.
$40 is miles s. T. Of Dallas, hns timber part
ore. W; shsT sur'e n.u 49,, =, Ia. Fur.
$40 acres 10 miles OIL pa'iA'' part OF
Iss sercss mile, Northwest Of Dallas, good timber;
part ofE. Derbin survey.
90 Two third. acres a mile, S. W. Of Dallas, part
ofw. P. 0verton survey; good timber ~
y" M.udsrson ,ury.v me timber.
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MARRIED

As tho residence of the BRIDES father. in Marlin,
Falls county, on Wednesday, Nov. 20.h. 1872, by
Dr. ELAN, j. p, Mr.. j. ROSCOE PARKER, of Dali
las, and Miss FANNIE G. BATES, of the former
place.
May your days be long in the land, and as happy
they are long.
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p6- Our friend, Capt. Ed. Bower, with
whom we have aft bled and died" on
len thousand sangninary (turnip) fields, so
Eoves, that while he deplores has cloaked
Nx infrmities.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1872.
Religious Notice.

PAorHsrAsr EPISCOPAL CHuRcu.-Diyine Service
will be held at 81. Matthews Church, Elm street,
every Sunday at II o'clock, A. M, and IA p. M,
uptil further notice.
SUNDAY scuooL-at 0 o'clock, A. NJ,
SD. DAVENPORT, Rector.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

NuIsANcE.-Those negro 'grog0ries" on
khe north side Of Main street, between
Jefferson and Markets nuisance and
| disgracc.
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Woman ought to do all she can
to mako this earth paridise for
men, rs it was all he fault he lost
the other.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

RBruRNED.-Mr. Alfred Davis, (Schneid-
Esr & Davis) returned on Tuesday night
IRON New Orleans. Welcome back
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MR. r. C. SISSON

..Awill be in Dallas on or about the 10th
Inst, and will be pleased to tune any Pr
anos that may be out Of order Orders
bet ut ME HERALD office fer him will re.
seeiyo prompt attention.
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~ Attention is called to the notice of
stae Dallas City Railroad in to-day's pa
per. Delinquent Stockholders are in
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t6- The Herald's devil is going to
marry. Let us hope the result will be
little Improvement -Dallas News.
And carry the "News" to Hades.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

D6S-Our little "Gsne," Of the Crutch-
fold House, appears in short coat and
e-breeches, and is happy.
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FIREl-How about that Hook and Lad.
der Company?
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Ma. Iron for our Street Railway is ut
Galveston. Track laying to begin at once
uI ON its arrival.
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=, Re1- Quite an addition being censtruc-
ted in the rear Of the Foundry en- Main
street.
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A pT- We regret that "a subscriber
Deceived his HERALD 50 dim last week as
be "almost unfeadable." Such things
/ hll occur in "lhe best regulated families.
Ee will try and avoid repetition of the
bult in future.
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s6- The new "bricks' in the burnt
district grow apace.
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\ IxrRRIAL-Green Ribbon whisky at the
Imperial.
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s@ New buildings on Elm.

neA. See notice of "Rooms for Rent by
Mrs. Bingham, in to days paper.
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FINE Chewing and smoking tobacco
and Cigars at r. B. Jennings h Cos.
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16- Won't some humane individual
-ako the hog question in hand and rid our
Pstreets Of this nuisance.
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I6yr Evening service Of the Episcopal
Church cha ged from 1880 to o'clock.
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FIGS in Baskets and Boxes al E. d.
Jennings & Cos.
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CHOICE Goshen Butter in Firkins at
Z. 3. Jennings Cos.
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A Large Lot
Ofsirictiy pure White Lead and Boiled Linsccd
WI at williams 4 Crowdus'. list
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! FRENCH and American Preserves at
/. B. Jennings & Cos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-11-27

SUDDEN DEATH.-We are panied to
learn OF the sudden and unexpected death,
by heart disease, of Mr.. S. ". Budlong, of
Waterloo, which occurred on the evening of
Sunday last, November oath. Mr.. Budlong
was an old resident Of Jefferson County, and
during his life had held various positions of
honor and trust. He was elected to the Office
Of State Senator eight years ago, filling the
position for one term, and discharging its
duties with credit 10 himself end his con-
stituents. Mr.. Budlong VAS a gentleman
possessed of genial and agreeable man ners,
and his loss VIII be deeply felt in the COM
muuity in which he lived. His funeral
took place Tuesday last, the Masonic fra
ternIy of which he was prominent mem
Der, attending and uniting in paying
the last tribute of respect to the memory
Of deceased brother.