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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.


At market for the current week-Cattle 2726:
Sheep and Lambs $3.50; Swine l4,050; number OF
Western Cattle 2454; Northern Cattle and Working
Oxen and Mich Cows 275; Eastern cattle -
PRICES.
BEEF CArTLE-Extra quality 712s725
Second =" 7Jsp6 so on the live
Third '' 1895 81 weight.
Poorest grade of coarse oxen bulls, ETC., % so
and &&25
Hides-7s7cY u. Country Hides, sIsc v h.
Tallow-g5l9c$ n. Country Talow, -N4kc v b.
Calf Skins->6e also " n.
Pelt.-shsared sheep skins, slaslc each; lamb
skins 75al 90 each,
The trade for Beef Cattle this week has been
quicker than that of one week ago. The Cattle
from the West are mostly of common grade
Prices remain unchanged from our last quotations.
per ID. There were not any cattle in from Maine.
and the supply from the North light most Of
them being disposed of at WATERFOWL.
co. Working oxen-Not large supply in market. A
in at $220. One pair f. o in at Sle5 One pair
1t. in at $3.50. One p air n. 8 in. at $780, One
pair II. in. at 3l35. One pair 6 II. 6 in. $l75
One pair CT In $50. One pair IT. in at e2i5.
$l60.
store Cattle-We quote yearlings at $llgl7; two
year Odds at Sl6928 and three year Olds at 32S545
Most of the small cattle that are in fair condition
are bought up to slaughter Most oil the store cat
tie come from the northern states.
Swine-Pigs wholesale IL 96lec v h; retail 79sc
" 10. Fat hogs. prices 5%a5c " n.
Mich COws-We quote extra $55a90; ordinary
cows offered in market are of ordinary grade. Elk.
ira cows always command fair prices.
Sheep and Lambs-From the west the supply
was light, costing from 6a6Hc per h landed at
Brighton. From the north the supply was large
and prices were has4c lower than those of a week
ago,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14
ltunOr.

New York, 49, A rumor was circulated in
W all street this afternoon that a deficiency to
he amount of six hundred thousand dollars
/ ad been discovered in the account of an Off
GER OF some Western railroad company, and
hat one-third of this deficiency was to- day
made good by the defaulter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14
Young Criminals.

New York, 10. In the court of Oyer and
Terminer to-day, four little boys of from ten
to twelve years were arraigned for the joint
homicide IF private Waterman. They
came to the bar laughing and evidently unim-
pressed with the gravity of the charge OF
and their counsel pleaded mot
guilty. :"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14
Civil Service Examination.

New York, IS. The civil service examina-
ton began to day. Seventyfve applicants
" ere summoned, of whom about fifty APP
peared. including seven ladies. Several
prominent gentlemen connected with the civ
il service were present. The examination
will continue all day, after which the papers
will be sent to the examining board at Wash
ington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

Weekly News, of Albany, Ca, has the
|g notice of the late J. Rufus Child:
|H OF Mr.. J. II. CHILD.-This highly
ID gentleman died at his plantation
b city, on Saturday last, of a conges-
II. Mr.. Child was native Of Maine,
among the few Northern men who
bong us after the war and acted hon
and squarely up to the dignity Of a
an. He was respected by all who
I'm here, and his death is much lament
many friends in this section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

hurch has been organized on Cushnoc
|, in this city, called the "First Chris
ion Church of Augusta" The society
prosperous condition, have stated
ing, and contemplate making an effort
a meeting house the next season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14
billiards..

Chicago. -. In the billiard tournament
to-day the first game was between Joseph
Dion and George Slosson, and was won by
Dion by score OF 400 to 296 The second
game was between Maurice Daily rnd John
Bessenger. Daily won-400 to 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14
YELLOW FEW EIt.

Banbridge. Ga, -. Mr.. Leafs, Mayor
of this city, died of yellow fever to-dsy. Six
new cases are reported.
Memphis, Is. There have been two deaths
from yellow fever to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

New York, 10. Frank Slater was arrested
by United States Marshal Harlow for remov-
ing the steam packet b. E. Malone, after she
had been seized by a marshal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

Simon B. Norton, whose 'mysterious
|arance" was chronicled yesterday, was
Readfield few hours subsequent to
lrture from Gardiner. 1t is said that
no best know him have no anxiety
! ing his safety.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

ock OF wild geese passed over this city
lay, bound for their southern home.
have tarried long among the lakes to
the delightful October weather. The
81 their flight kept very near the earth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

, are several changes in the time for
trains on the Maine Central that will
ect on Monday next. The passenger
irving from Portland in the morning,
no further than this city; and in the
N, instead of passenger train,
rain will leave this city for Portland at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

J. S. G. Sargent, on Green street,
d a rosebud, nearly expanded, in her
4, on Tuesday afternoon. The next
l,g the members of her household had a
ride.
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WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT,

VAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. }
Washington, Nov. 49, 80 7. M.
For the Eastern and Middle States, north
westerly winds, cold and partly cloudy
weather.
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Admitted to Bail.

New York, Is. James Merrigan, charged
conformity with his wife Sarah, with the muir
der OF Margaret Hamilton, in Williamsburg,
in September Inst, are admitted TO bail in
so 600.
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Race,

Providence, h. l., Is. \ foot race for
800 o side and the championship OF Amer
lea, between John Allison of Connecticut
and Henry Crandall of Niles, Michigan. was
run at Washington park this afternoon, and
was won by five inches by Allison. The
distance run was l25 yards. Tine fifteen
sprOn1S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14
COMPLAINT Dismissed.

New York, 10. The complaint was dis
missed in the case of Samuel NJ. Smith,
charged with inducing servant girl to poison
his wife, at Patcho9ue, J.. L.. some time
since.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

Episcopal church, sums aggregating 979,37G
were appropriated for the cause of missions
in East India. All appropriations for mission
schools have been discontinued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

description paper is beng circulated in
|y to procure funds to assist the ladies
salboro' in furnishing the new Baptist
in that place. The church will be
for dedication about the first of Decem-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, Nov. l3.
PROVISIONS-steady,
PORk-gR 80
LARD-steam 6HaX; kettle "a y.
BULK MEATS-shoulders Az a. clear rib sides
512g- clear sides 5zgk.
BACON shoulders 5x96; clear rib sides &C
clear sides sh9h0
WHISKEY-S76-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

pld bath, followed by the vigorous appli-
of coarse towel, the first thing in
hrning, is recommended to the debilitat-
= enervated. 1t will wake them up
Fghly, if nothing more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

willing to pay high price for them. We ad-
wise our friends who are so fortunate as to
have in their possession these old time chron-
iclers of the march of time, to hold on to
them.
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FIRE RECORD.

Boston, Is. A fire in Lebanon, N. H., to-
day, destroyed the steam foundry and ma
chine shop of the Granite agricultural works.
Loss S20,0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

, Fairfield people CLAIM that they have
lances from Superintendent Lincoln that
Y and commodious depot will be built in
own.
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sympathy for Cuba.

Washington, 10. Arrangements are in
progress for the holding of public meeting
in this city, to give expression to the popular
sentiment in regard to the late events in
Cuba
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

!. M. d. Hodges, the well-known mil
bf this city, has just received from Bos-
d New York her full fall supply of ele-
'.oods in her line.
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FltOM NEW YOKk.

New York, Is. The Assay Office received
As 900 pounds of foreign Gold this afternoon,
Total received since October 9th, GAG, S26
pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

III Court.
|n Gilley was arraigned yesterday
ed with being intoxicated. He plead
ID fine and cost, and was discharged.
Myers, upon being brought before
plead guilty to the charge Of drunk
Being in strange land without
friends, he was allowed to go on his
hising to do so no more.
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l.. O. q. Y.
CYT,UM LODGE NO.

Will hold regular meetings every Friday evening
ut Odd Fellows Han, in Darby Block, until further
notice.
Per order y. G..
oct2 i-thSil3m NJ. HARDEN, SeC'y.
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, 10. James Ross, ayoung Cana
dian: is under arrest in Boston, charged with
obtaining S75 on forged check.
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Set to Work.

New York, Is. Five hundred laborers
were set to work to-day by the Brooklyn
board Oh city works.
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-otal ano State Mems.

e license of the North Missouri (Fire)
rance Company to do business in Maine,
'een revoked,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

sck, the proprietor of the Express, makes
w announcement to our readers this
ing,
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iHarrifo.

In Brunswick, llth inst by Rev Geo. {. Crax.
ford, Eugene l.. Howe TO Miss Ella Nj. Howard
both Of Iallowell
Il Bath, 18th inst frederick F.. Upton to Kate S,
daughter OF Michael Ganneti, all OF Bath.
In Richmond, seth IN, George NJ. HaSar to Miss
Fannie Cooper.
la Richmond @Oth ut, George W. Smith to Miss
Mehitabe Il. small.
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Religious.

New York, IS. Ia the session of the Gen
eral Missionary Committee of the Methodist
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Supreme judicial Court.-DanfOrthJ J. Pre-
siding.

THURSDAY, NOV. I3tt..
In the case of Pray VS.. Mitchell, the jury
brought in sealed verdict for the plaintiff
this morning, assessing the damages a, So
097.59. The former verdict, found two years
ago, was for 81 $50. 74-increase SG4GS5. 1t
remains to be seen whether the law of the
case as expounded by the full court will allow
the plaintiff to enjoy the benefit Of his hard
earned triumph.
No. 1913, Samuel NJ. Jennings vs.. Town of
Wayne, Bean for pain,itf-Baker and Baker
for defendants. The plf. was riding on
horseback in Sept 1870, when the horse
stepped into hole in a culvert crossing a
highway in said town, and fell, and threw the
pt. over his head, and rolled upon him, in
tiicting severe and dangerous Injuries. The
plf. lays his damages at $4,000. The trial
will require two days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-11-14

CORN- st. Domingo, isa< ol9
safes, 2l2000 MOLASSES-
Mixed Westn, 6l1l 962l1 Clarified, 20aa5
OATS New Orleans, 70Ss5
sales, $1,000 Porto Rico, 1ia5O
White Westn, 4S950k Muscovado 2Ia26
West'n Mxd A6d47K TURPENTfNE-
BEEF ma
Extra Mess IL 00a12 90 ROSIN-
Plain NESS, 5oalo 90 eco
PORK PETROLEUM
Sales, bills, Crude, 5ak-
New Mess, GA 70 Refined l3kSk
TALLOW-
6xg7
FREIGHTS-Grain v steam, -al4-d; v sail
-2l2IAd.
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HAVANA.

Havana, 10. The decree of the third of
September, authorizing the sale Of embargoed
property, has been annulled.
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VassalbOrO' Locals.

Newly matched roofs, newly painted dwell
ings, old buildings repaired, and made new,
and new churches and school houses built,
seem to be the order of the day in East and
North Vassalboro.
VIM. H. Gates, Esq, ofthe East village has
& Gates The store has been owned for sew
eral years by those persons, including Mr..
Gates himself, but MIR. C. now holds it intact
having bought out the other parties. The
store has been undergoing some repairs for
the better, and the lot enclosed with neat
fence. The hall in the second story has been
furnished with seats, and will be uSed for the
Methodist vestry. The first social meeting
was held on Thursday evening, the llth inst
Mr.. A. NJ. Bradley who owns the dwelling
and lot next to Mr.. Gates on the north has
been making some repairs on his dwelling and
the stable adjoining He has also enclosed
his lot with tidy fence, covered with a good
coat of whitewash. A few dollars spent in
repairing and painting is money well invested.
Rev. James A. Varney of North Vassal-
boro', met with very severe accident on
Monday afternoon, while teaming about his
residence. He was using a horse and heavy
cart, and not being able from some cause to
control his horse, was dragged between the
wheels Of the cart and a pillow, and received
such injury that he tainted and had to be car
ried into the house He is badly bruised
ahout tha hins and a last accounts was suf-
fering much pain. "ONcE WEEK."
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Did,

In tn ; city, Attn inst, Ralph, son OF James W,
and Mary 4. Morill, aged year, II months.
In Bath, I2ih inst, Carrie A., daughter OF ID. ~,
and Carrie a. Humphret :, aged years months.
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At market for the current week-Cattle 2726
Sheep and Lambs $3.50; Swine 1860; number o
Western Cattle 245; Northern Cattle and Working
Oxen and Mich Cows 275; Eastern cattle -
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pratt'a Astral OIL.

Absolutely sutc. porf.cily odorlcss. Al
ways uniform. liiumiuatuiS power superior
10 gas. BurUs in any lamp without danger
OF exploding or taking lire. Manufactured
expressly 10 take The place OF volatile and
dangerous oils. it, Siu, ~ under every posi-
pie test and it, perfect burning qualities ate
proved by it, continued usc IN over 800 UUu
families.
Millions of gallons hayo been sold aud No
accident, directly or Indirectly, has ever oc-
CURED nom burning, stniine Gr handling Il.
The Immense yearly loss Ia life and property
rc3uliing f.Om HE use % cheap and danger
oilr oils IN Tie United StGtcS, y appalling.
The Insurance companies and nr1 commits.
SioneN throughout thrC country recoIumcnd
the Astral as The best safeguard where lumps
are used. send lDrcircular.
For sale at retail hy the trade generally,
and nc wholesale Icy iho prupric,Ors,
CHtS. PRATT x co.,
IUNd&w6m los Fulton street. New York.
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HCri,Oriul.

We take pleasure IN announcing the
arrival in cur city of Generals Byrne
and Pheitirr, of the Texas Pacific
Railroad, Colonel Morphis, of Austin,
and general correspondent of the
Civilian, and Colopel Daniels, Of Den
ison, all Of whom are guests OF the
Cosmopolitan, and, of course, properly
cared for.
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ijyi, .3u.inccr,

BY reference Ito our column Of new
advertisements, it viii bc seen that
Mr. w. NJ. Johnson, acivii engineer
Of extensive experience in the various
branches of his profession, offers his
accomplished services to the citizens
of Dallas. Mr.. Johnson has been con-
Dected with The Texas Pacific for some
time. AMI his Judgment and accuracy
in his work made him strong author
ity with the Pacific company
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NJ. ul,ma,,n = cn.

This extensive firm are receiving
everything in the grocery line, suitable
for the tastes of both unchurite and
sybarite. The freight bills of this
house are among the heaviest of any
house south Of st. Louis, and thcil
stock of groceries, wines and liquor,
is not excclled in the State for fresh
ncss, variety and quality,
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II is said that Micrs & Caldwell keep
nothing hut the best articles in their
line of business, and that for "cye-
opening their gbiskles are just as
good as for "siesta'' purposes. They
are gentlemen of the first water, and
their dealings always Of the most
commendable character.
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Our readers Will have no doubt
noticed the attractive advertisement of
this lady, In the lead Of our new adver.
tiscments on sunday.
Mrs. johnson had just returned from
New York, in which city she has pur-
chased, ut Its leading and most aristo-
cratic elnporlums, full lines OF mil.
lInery goods Of the latest and most elc-
gnrlt styles. AS heretofore, Mrs. John
sons goods may be relied Upon II
every particular. Being purchase,
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Our Major Braxton, general business
manager of Che HERALD put in his mp
pearance yesterday after MI absence OF
two months looking ms hearty as q
buffalo. 1t is Il sad acknowledgement
this Office makes that for . few weeks
longer his valuable services are to be
devoted to other interests, Ere long,
however, he VIII be here again to keep
things moving and always on the up
ward grade.
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directly uhdWI ieq o&n rynl aHl hcIhg
q lads Of ludgmrhl, cAprlorae and
tasio ~ her douaH6ieul of lutiuc.b,
the nalrouly Idoas orour mothers ava
lho younwe and eoycr ONES o., on
daughters, may each llnd Upua bee
shelves patterns Tor llloir separate
choice.
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80 lI,plur, wlfh international Railroad
dairy lNuuduts oSUerigN.
At Dulls and "hrwuUu, with VoNr ana
pnciiic ltnl,Wu! Nud M fasp Stages Tor all
po.utfui uC, 90 NuunIn 1uSts,
A. Waco, vlul dnliy su@os To All points
West.
81 McXia,with linnot hugks for Fri,drll
ana Butter on sundays u.a N.Au"uuy,.
At laJhut.r Win Daily Stage tor in
Grunge
At NrDidr, with daily stag, tUr HU-r,p,
At Austin, }i !tii daily stage iorSln aiarcs,
New Euunti,, san hNoulo and Nv i'aHo.
Through Tickets sold 40 Houston, Austin,
Ump>tupd, Ia5au, Calvert, Waco, tuu,cglIu,
Dallas and SNrlnau, Via BED River city anl
Galveston, To- all points ul note between the
Atlantic and Pacific Oc'aus. witliiu ihu Inns
ilSul the United States and tauDdN. Ais,,
via stage line. % %un AhjuuiI, N"athprluid,
Fort Worth, BuuhUm, l'ari, md rhrESyi HE.
F"rThEongh iiatrSnpp% 'oNmlloa Agents,
or j. nuNANn, tr,jri3ti HdprliHtrrii'ut,
j. WALpo, q. f.. a. V.A, l@dliM
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Mrs. vata.

This accomplished modiste and
popular dealer in millinery goods has
opened an elegant stock of fall styles
in the vevy handsome store room OPP
p0sitc tn Southern hotel.
Mrs. Bath is 80 favorably and so
generally known to our lady friends us
one Of the most stylish dress makers
and millincrs in North Texas, that we
have but to announce her opening to
assure her at once a heavy patronage.
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Removal.

Messrs. Darlington & Marsalis re-
moved to their new and maniticcnt
brick building on Elm street, ycstcr-
day, and are now ready to do either the
big thing or clean thing with their
patrons. They are wholesalers, and
know no motto in their transactions
hut honest dealings.
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J0a WORK,

W. have she facilities and Tho ""rii
u,en 10 .io ~ good work. And 40 ~
iyW rates, M emf he done anywhere
sad ue mean 10 do II. BrinH S0nr
Pine lab W6rk 70 IIiE DAtLt HER
AID OTrltR. corner Eim and iIo"s'
tDn streets,
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The second story ~ Clark n Biyan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to. Clerk u Bryan, west side Public
square. l6,dtl
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ON ASp AFTER
Sunday, August 8, 1873,

Passenger Trains VIII lun nS lolloWa'
EXPIRES Tony,s Houston daily saturday
excepted, NO j., N,
Arriving Ht Austin, 1l A. M; Wnco, $50 u,
M Ncd RIVER 1lty, ll,l %, mi ~. Louis, uNl
=. NJ, Chicago, 7;ij %, Iu, Louisville, T'-O u,
H.; Indianapolis, 1870 ~. M; Columbus, Ou
l.i0p. M; lIiishUrs, Nl1 y. ~" phl'nd'lphiil,
$50 %, u.; Washington ems i!li ~ iu,i HlltI'
nlutr, $40 N.mi New Work l0aGp, H..
Waco, laD y, NJ; AuNln lah %, H., Hinviug
IN lloU-tpr, ~ onnl Galveston, aa0 =. N.
ACCOMMODATIONS Leaves Houston daily
sunday excepted at0 ~, NJ,
Arriving NJ Auslin, $50 p. ma Red River
CITY, Dhi ~ M,
lte'uming leaves Rcd BlvrrCliNot t@o p,
~, saturday eNcoplodg Austin, $50 u, ~;
arriving I'm liousiOu,n:ii j.. ~, und Calves
ton, g;h y. N,
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IL is economy to use Dunhams Ieast Pow
der. Fof purity and strength 1t has no equal.
All who Use Il, like II, and recommend IL TO
their nelghborS. it9dsu&wcdNw3m
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Brick storo house for Reut,

The store house now occupied 10y the UNDER
signed. Also, the irout Office up stairs In The
same building, formcrly occupied by Field X
NoWlan.
i7Si;f pR.NTIlER n MURPHY.
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utTtIII>s.
Towp Lois flor sale,

Twelve lots zone blocl'l, ON tic principal
business street ~ thetown OF linlGhihs' on
tho Central iRallroad, In Dallas county for
sale at low prices, Apply 10
JOIN W.SWINDELLSi
Jyl6dlf Herald once
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The Dallas News ana job Printing udlce
has been removed to the two-Story brick
building on Man street, opposite AngerS'
Foundry. eO8itf
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c. u. Beanchamp' on Main street, opposite
the foundry, has builders and other hard
ware, which he Is closing out very cheap
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uhLLA' hIGH tcHopt, Octoau'l}
IN mHhrr explanation %, .hr nollro ia
Ruuduys issue, desire Ia state 10y inability
10 mcnlVrnny mor students, owing ~ Wurt
al room, uGt'i lAcnow academy g. compIi.
rl, Vhls bUlld.uA tbs hoped, VIA bo rondy
hy lLomidd. or lhrha''lon, liowcNer do
not trrl llhrrly ~ eNclHio lhp rhildron of
Ihorlorkh1inn lflber Win put 40 with our
llmItoi recommendations.
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Davenport, In Swinks block, has II new
invoice OF onions, potatos, cabbage, butter
eggs, etc. l0ldtf