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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-09-18
VI Il q INA
FEMALE IN STITUTE
TAUNTON, VA.
Rev. r. II. Phillips, u. A., - President.

SbS v ~ s4' 4A4444PSt ~ a. SESS4QgQL
A SISTED by a corps Of twenty-five expo.
"A rieuced officers, viii open lfs Twenty.
eighth Annual Session, Sept. 10, ISIS.
Location accessible from all points by rail
and Is undoubtedly one OF the most salubriou,
region In the Union.
The Buiilings. with over eighty apartments
are elegant auA we'll furnished.
TIE Grounds embrace IVur acres. 81 ith wal is
and shade trees.
The course ot studies is comprised iu ten
schools conducted by graduates oi Gun best
Tie school 81 music il conducted hy seven
Professors and Teachers OF Vocal Music, with
unsurpassed advantages.
Modern languages taught by natives with
pre-enlneut success
During the recent session there were pupils
from fifteen States. IL has long possessed tLc
patronage OF the best people OF the Southern
States.
Testimonials.
From Gen. r. +. Lee, Gen. +. H. smith and
Gen. WIN. IL. Peudleton.
The undersigned have had daughters edu-
Gated at the Virginia Female Institute, under
the care of the Rev. K. h. Phillips They
therefore, know il 10 be an admirably CON
Quoted and superior institution for young
ladies, ana they cordially recommend il Co TN
yor even beyond its past extensive patronage
From Hon VIM. Ballard Preston.
Committing my third daughter to your care.
for confess as a Yirginian, | am proud OF
your institution.
From Hon. b. c. Yancey, of Georgia.
To select a school for my daughter, l per-
soually inspected the most eminent institu-
tions, even far north New York, and
finally fixed upon yours. Her success justi-
fed my choice.
From Hon. r. W. walker Of Alabama
Providence placed in my way a catalogue
OF your institution, and "A two years residence
of my daughter in your family has given me
unqualified cause tor gratitude.
From tHon.) Mrs. A. T. Caperton, of W. Va.
have prayed that your lite might he spared
to educate my youngest daughter, the fifth we
have had under your care.
Terms for Fall Annual Session.
Board, including furnished room, fuel and
servants Attendance, ana Tuition, with full
collegiate course embracing five schools)
$50. Music, Languages Drawing, Painting,
Elocution. talistnenlcs, including Skating
and Archery, AT usual charges.
For Catalogue, with full Information, adj
dress REV. X. II. PHILLIPS,
jy3l-lm stanton, Va.
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,r.e sse-t i. the Cheapest.

The Non-explosive Petro Oil sold by VIM
J Brown. Sr., Jackson, Mississippi, makes the
ehcap~st cleauest and most beautiful light Of
any oil or burning fluid in use. 1t has stood
the most severe tests without explosion.
maI-6m
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.

schedule taking effect July q, 1879
MAIL TR aIN-Leaves Canton, going North,
at s. 80 AN, arrives at " ME SIdlng Tor
,.-aaLta.t. at 6.45 A II. aud Grand junction for
dinner. at LOO Pm.
EXPRESS TKAIN-Leaves Canton, going
Nr~tb. AT :. PSI, arriving at Jackson, Tenn,
next morning AT ~.
COMING SOUTH-Express trains arrive at
Canton al To- 80 Pm; Express, ll.3O An.
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OF the sick room have discovered that in
TARRANT's EFFERvEscENT SELTzER ARE
RIENT, they have tonic, febrifuge, lax
ative' diuretic, corrective. regulating
and antibilious medicine, equal to ordinary
exigencies, and good for every ailment O.
the bowels, the nerves, the muscles, and the
secretive organs. All druggists sellit.
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FAIR GROUND IMPROVEMENTS Mr..
III. NJ. TAYLOR has force at work rehnild-
ing the fence, aud making repairs generally.
The cleaning of the track will be put under
contract this week
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The growth and structure OF the human
hair is very plainly set forth in a pam phlet
published by y. Il, Hall * Co., Nashua, n.
H., proprietors OF Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover, for gratuitous distribution.
The deseryedly high reputation of. their
preparation has wholly been gained by its
merits Being free from oil aud alcohol,
il has healthy action on the scalp, restOr-
ing gray hair to its original color without
dyeing it, cures itching of the scalp, re-
moves and prevents dandruff, and will
thlcken up the thin locks. Such are the
benefits conferred upon the consumer. No
one should neglect TO give it a trial.
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n. o., JAG. n. RAILROAD.

Trans arrIve At Railroad Junction as FOL
lows
CONC SOUTH-MaU, 1:55 P. N Express,
1850 r 81, and remains - minutes for din
uer.
GOING NORTH-HaiI. % 4. "; Express,
52OP. H., aud remains 70 minutes for sup
Jpr
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A Big Battle has been going on for
years between the Constitutions of the S;ck
on one side, and all the Active Poisons,
falsely called remedies, on the other. Tho
poisons have had the best OF the fight, and
a long list of the killed may be found in
every cemetery. But at last common sense
is putting stop to this pernicious coutliet
At last
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THE sunny SOUTH. initial
number of this new Temperance journal
published in this city by the Messrs. Jones,
is well gotten up aud gives promise of use
fuluess in its chosen field of labor.
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1t will stitch, hemsCitch, cord, braid, bind,
pun, ruille, gather, embroider and tuck in
various widths Any Kind of sewing can
done on it that can be required of family
sewing machine. Try the Victor anC prove
what Robinson & stevens say about it. If
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The name of Mr.. L. Asher, formerly
of this city, is mentioned among Others VINO
have diei OF yellow fever at Shreveport.
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GUNS, PISTOLS, LOCKS, &c, repaired
at O'SULLIvAN's Gunsmith Shop, opposite
the Gem engine house. Give him call
he works cheap
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ASTRAL OIL.

ABSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly odorless.
Always uniform. Illumi mating qualities SUI
peri9r to gas. Burns in any lamp without
danger of exploding or taking fire. Manu-
featured expressly to displace the use of yola-
tile and dangerous oils Its safety under
evely possible test, and its perfect burning
qualities are proved by its continued use N
over 200, 900 families.
Millions Of gallons have been sold and no
acciient-either directly indirectly-has
ever occurring from burning, storing or
handling it.
Tie immense yearly loss to life and proper
ty. resulting from the use of cheap and dan
geroas oils in the United States, is apsllinG.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Com
missioners throughout the country recon-
mend the ASTRAL as the best safeguard
when lamps are used Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietors, CHAS.
PRATT s. CO., los Fulton street, New York
au2S-6m
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ANSWER.

The act does not refer TO dealers BIZ the
gallon or more, but only TO drinking saloons
and bars-at least such is my construction
Of it.
also think that persons already having
license will be compelled, under section II,
to give the bond named in section l.
j. s. NORRIS,
Attorney General.
June q. 1879.
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Needles are small affairs, but they some
times give great deal of trouble. There is
no difficulty with the Victor Sewing Ma
chine needle. If
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RAILROAD DIRECTORY
REVISED TIVE TABLES
v1CKsDURG \ MERIDIAN RAILROAD.

VTCES BJKU \ MEhiDIAN TT IT p
Schedule taking effect May "a I0'o-l
GoISG EAST-passenger tram leaves Nlcks-
T.-r-,ar 800 pm. arrive at Jackson at 30
fsay.- N no PM. reaching Meridian
s6lNt; eE-T-Leayes Meridian at l.53 An,
arrive. s., Jackson at 100 an, ana leaves
ASH reaches VIcksburg at ll:o0 An:
TRAIN-Leaves Jackson daily
,-aing East al 7:l0 PSI. and goes West al
$50 S.
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/ July 18Th, Gen luo % F.

Under date Of July 18Th, Gen. Juo. D E...
man writes
"Our daughters are sincerely attached
Capt. Smith, his family, and teachers RI. ..
ATHKN EuM, and unite with mo in our rEHr.
sion Of gratitude for your uncenainE earo HH 4
Kindness 10 them alike iu sickness ruI D..
health; we have been made to feel fhat oU.
children are AZ home at the ArHENErN. LhaT
advancement ia education has also been Ec-.
gratifying, and their anxiety q return E'f0
ample evidence Of their own satisfaction wItE
the school" iYlQ-.m
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acknowledge receipt of subscriptions
to The CLARION for 1871, since our last
publication to Tuesday, 10th inst, iuclusive,
as follows:
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Wanted.
Public Notice.

HAVING transferred nv butehering bust
Ii ness in Jackson to Louis N. and Geo. W.
Muh to take effect on LIST October, all trans
actions after thatdate will be on their account
only
Persons owing holding claims on me for
past transactions in said business will please
can and settle promptly, as wish TO close 1t
as soon practicable
September Is, 1878.
&seplS-2t GEORGE MuH.
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EsTIMATE d ENTEN.L-

VIII be sent by return mail. We ".
of our terms and adv1ufrr.. ....
those offered by any other institution.
Circulars, etc, free.
Address WI A. SMITH AN. M N.
@..r.E.H...
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state Grange.

Any kind of sewing can be done on the
Nictnr Sewing Machine. II
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SAD AFFLICTIoN Our worthy towns
man, Daniel Kavanaugh, has buried three
of his children within the last two weeks.
lie has the sympathy OF the community in
this severe affection.
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a large number Of delegates to the
Meridian Convention did us the honor TO
call at THE CLARION sanctum OH their way
to that city.
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The Lulu Combination. from the
Academy of Music, NO

The "vietor" has = self-setting needl.
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Eclectic Institute for Young Ladies


NUMBER Of pupils limited .a H.. pos
~ circulars apply tt rhc rHnuU.. N.
Lgtitla Iy Ter Semple OF Nirtan.
iy 2i-2m
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TINE Is MoSEY.-Saye time by buying a
Victor ewing Machine, to make up cloth
ing Of any and every Kind for your family.
IF
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ED.

III this city, on Tuesday. September 0, 1873
HENRIETTA ELIZABETH, aged eleven N onths
aud eight days, infauG daughter OF Henri
eta Z. and NJ. A. Van Hook, of jackson,
MISS.
Miss elizabeth, aged IA years; September
r. 1873, EDDIE, aged II years. and oeptem-
Der Is, 1873, ANGELA VICTORIA, aged 2years
and moths, all the children of Daniel and
Mary f. Kavanaugh.
F. O. jackson Council, No. 60,
Friends of Temperance, meets in the hall of
"Gem Fire Company, No. , :" every Friday
evening at S O'Clock. a-
NJ. A. VAN HOOK, President.
II. III. HINES, Secretary.
ID. w. JONES, Chaplain.
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KENTUCKY
MILITARY INSTITUTE

VNHIS College presents superior advantages
4 among which may be enumerated full
Faculty with superior men in every depart
ment, an unusually full course of study, a
strict military discipline, and exemption from
temptations that ordinarily attend college life
in town or city.
The discipline Of the camp, combined with
the comforts of home life, can hardly be found
elsewhere. Parents solicitous for the moral
as well as the mental culture Of their sons can
not do better than to send them to this School.
The Twenty-eighth Academic year will be-
gin on Monday, Sept LIST, 1873. Send for Cat
aiopue to COL K. T. z. ALLEN,
Superintendent,
iv 3l-lm Farmdale Franklin Co, KY.
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VIII give three performances at Angeles
Hall, commencing Monday, September 22d
This company is well spoken of in the New
Orleans papers, and their entertainments are
select, pleasing and. attractive. EVERYDAY
should 60 and see them Reserved seats can
he procured at '" .. Lowd's book and music
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Terms for Fail Annual Session.
Starkville Female Institute.
r. 6. SELLERS, President.
$GarJ.N size, Miss.

V7IE next session begins the third Monday
l. IN September Commencement day fourth
" cdncsday Iu june l0,t-
Rate~ oG TuIfiOa Iscr Session of
FORT, Weeks:
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Nazareth Academy,

{ MASSES will he resumed 600 "Wednesday.
- Sept LIST
ltls greatly tl the advantage ..E r.H... ...
ehierht tine beginning oi tIa ..s. ...l.
For Catalogue or lr. Inform r..r ........#
apply to the Mother Superior N...#.... ....
Bari-t0vu, ky. .I.
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NAZARETH ACADEMY.-Ih Institu-
ton of learning is so we'll and favorably
known that it is scarcely necessary tor us to
do more than call attention to the advertise
meut in another column. 1t is situated two
miles from Bard,town, Kentucky, in
healthy and delightful part of that State.
For many years the reputation of this noble
Institution has been such in Mississippi that,
annually, there are from fifty to seventy
five of the daughters of Mississippi under
the care of the kind Sisters of Charity, who
own and exclusively manage the Academy.
Its friends need only to refer to these young
ladies to learn with what affectionate regard
Nazareth is held by those who have been
educated within its walls of learning. For
iull particulars, see prospectus.
HALF RATES AND SPECIAL TRAIN
FOR STATE FAIR.-Col. E. u. Frost author
ICES Secretary of State Fair to announce
that visitors will be passed at half rates to
the State Fair over the New Orleans and
Jackson, Mississippi Central, and Mississis-
sippi and Tennessee railroads, and viii re-
turn free all articles and animals on which
full fare is paid in coming; provided they
have not changed hands. Visitors must pur-
chase excursion tickets at point of starting
Also. that a special train will run between
Canton and Jackson every day of the fair
week; also, partial promise of special
train from McComb City on the last two
days of the Fair.
The Vicksburg ard Meridian railroad will
run special trains between Vicksburg and
jackson, and Brandon and Jackson, on every
day of fair week, with half-rates as hereto
fore.
favorable response is expected from the
Mobile and Ohio, and other roads.
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TERMS

Junior Department, per month ...............S4 90
intermediate department, per month "
Senior Department, per month";. 10
Payable monthly in advance.
Ne scholar will be registered for less than
one session of twenty weeks. Deductions
will not be allowed unless in cases of prOtract-
ed sickness. Scholars entering the School at
any time during the month Of October will be
charged for the full month.
The following text books have been adopted
bv the Board OF Directors: McGuheys Spell
ing Book Watsons Independent Readers,
Greene English Grammar, Maury,s Manua!
of Geography. Venable's intermediate and
Practical Arlthmetics, Venable's Elementary
and Higher Algebras, Bingham 5 Latin Gram
mar Harris Composition and Rhetoric.
Seventy boys were in attendance last term.
Bows from a distance can be provided with
board in private families, at reasonable rates,
if application is made to any of the Directory.
ISYDORE STRAUSS
Secretary Of the Board.
Jackson Aug 8, 1873. au7-2m
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Fair Lawn Institute.
JACKSON. yaRSS.

Tuition payable quarterly. Deductions viii
not be allowed unless in cases Of protracted
sickness. Scholars entering the School at
any time during the month Of October will be
charged for the full month
Young ladies from distance viii be pro-
vided with board in private families, at reas-
onabie rates. MARY \. MOSELEY,
auI-2m Principal.
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Fifth Annual Fair.

OF the Planters Manufacturers and Me-
~ chanics' Ass, citation of the State of Mis-
sissippi will be held at jackson, commencing
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City Registration.

Voters residing within the corporate limits
of thecity of jackson are hereby notified that
a book for registration is now open for the reg
istration of voters, for the municipal election,
to take place in this city the first Monday
in January, 1874. Only those persons who
were not registered in 1871, and those who
have become citizens since that time, need to
be registered.
If S. G. BURNHAM, City Clerk
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Jackson High School.

TFNHE Second Annual Term Of the Jackson
j. High School will commence on Monday,
October 9th, 1873 Rev. John Hunter will con-
tinue as Superintendent of che School; Prof.
G. W McLaurine as Principal, and Mr.. Sell
den Watkins as Assistant. Other teachers
will be employed should the patronage Of the
school justify.
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Prof. p Rivinac has now permanently
settled in our city, and will teach music on
pianos, organs, etc. He is too well known
to require any comment on our part. For
further particulars, see his advertisement in
tO AaytS
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year must bee paid ia advance at the begin
ming Of the term. Eight per cent. will be add
ed to all bills deferred until the end Of the
term. For further information send for cata-
lOgues jylG-3m
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Monday, Oct. ID,

And will close on the Saturday following. All
the Railroads will pass visitors and articles
for exhibition at half rates, and special trains
may be expected as heretofore.
The Premium List.
including the Arena Programme for each day,
will be mailed promptly to any address on
application to J. i. pow Err,
jyl6tf Secretary.
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Reports from Meridian, as our paper
goes to press, leave but little doubt that an
majority of the State Con-
vention are opposed to the nomination of a
ticket
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CleTh Circuit Court,
Jackson, Sept. IL, 1873.
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TcstirnonTuG-

Tuition and board rcr term
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SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTxENT.


June %, 1879
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aJt aNo COMMISSION
\ CAIsD.


We are doing mn auction and COM
mission business, at the corner OF Elm
aud Market streets prominent point,
In this beautiful and growing city, aud
We solicit consignmcnts Of tlour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real estate busi-
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances on conslgnments. Our
motto; "Qulck sales and prompt re-
turns.n References Swindells y
McCalcb, Editors and Proprietors Of
the Dallas Herald; Adams & Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas 4
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agen's,
Dallas; Capt. @. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils, Sneed & Finley, Attorneys at
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land st. Louis 7. c. Jordan n Co.,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt, Hare, Caron-
delet st., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
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Womans Medical Adviser, a neat little
book containing causes, symptoms ana trent
mrnl of all ordinary affections nf,lictlng the
female sex, can be had by enclosing 70 cents
Address MS above.
Sold wholesnlr and retail AZ Dallas, Texas,
nv n. 9. IlOSKlNS,
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o,a Itns NetsI.

xxyAyrEp-Purchsssrs foI q an b,s ~ for
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DALLAS, rIGNAs,

We take this orcRsiou 90 thank our
friends Tor pas, ia,ers, aud rcspoct.
uiiy saIl lheir attention ~ oar i'n.
,neasc storIs, witch We are lust reeeiv.
tng direct Gom the principal mani.
mrturers af the North aud West, pur-
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cash on the spot, aud awaiting our
s.iNc. ~ every advantage bS eIippins
~ ear IoHds univr special contract.
and u, cue own tabor Almost freeiu
ourselves num store .>prnses, We
confident ~ aWr abliitA 10 aner 10 ."
trlrad. ani 80 the pnbilc generally "a
iUsmr,,sc uock ~ better rates IA
narc uniformity iou Hgures than ha
eycr beIorr bccn .n-red In the interioi
-, rcNns.
~ ~ basis aud mutation OF "ui
business, Ne E"sranse" every ar,ieie "a
be NJ represented. or money refunded
at oar ~ peuse OF transportation,
our success IA bnsiacss depends en'
tircIy npon establishing u wholesale
trade IA Northern Texas, and We ONLY
ash - tair aud Impartial trial, and y
close comparison ~ uniform prices
with those Of shrcvepori, galveston,
and New orleans with frcirhts added,
and We rheern,iiy abide by che de-i.
sion OF the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIs a co.
amdtf
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THE DAILY HERALD.

Oniee Ia Third STORY OF CIarL A n,,.
an's New huiiding, cernsr Of Lamar
and Main streets.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

THE WEEKLY HERALD wall be pub.
lishei evrry SATURDAY mnrnlng. suhstrip.
ton, js,p per annumi sl,A fur III months
plyhWs ~ AlNAhpe' No subscription taken
iof a .aia ,l'flnl llAn SIX nOnlna'
Ad'prl,a hpnl- lnurllo az Tho rate OF 81 a
fDreie.i fiIa Iusnt insertion,
ODll AhllprFi nlifilaaua, deaths, public
mSetlnsSl Alla VI haliAA, plo, 10 bu PAID flT
at nllf advertisement rates,
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TERMs,

THE DAILY HERALD 10 published eyery
morning. except Monday, vi slU a Year Il,
anNA 90 plof AlN months u forone MONTH
90 ~ Tor ono WasA slnsle ruplns, ID
DO u. fT' ~
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DALLAS. TEXAS,

All pelsons wishing fne pictures or por'
traits Of themselves or friends, ut reasonable
prices, Will do well 10 favor w with call IN
we are prepared 10 execute any style Of Pic
lures that may be called for on the shortest
and coorod In oil, India Ink, pastlle and
water colors, All work made 10 give salts.
faction or no charge. gd2oSm
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R. v. roNpKISs. IN. LlTrLErlELD.
Tompkins & LittlefieId,
Commission Merchants
AxD DEALERS IN

Fam ana u cAlAoI
elm ST.. Dniin-. TcNnH
coNsIGNMG WIS SOLICITED
Agents for j. I. Case a. Co.'S
Portable Engines. Isorsp Pow
ers ami Thrcshcrs.
tiirby Mower and Nrlpcrs.
Briniey's universal Pillows.
WinsIIip's Cotton Gins.
Eureka SAINT Mills ANA SOif-
Ing Cloths.
CultivMtOr~. Double Sho'ri-'
NJ. ME- lllhltf