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A RESPECTABLE SMALL FAMILY WOULD LIKE
"A to rent the Second Floor of private house IN
the neighbcrh0od OF East Fitcth street. Address NJ s.
327 East Forty second street
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SMALL HOUSE wANTED-ABoUT SIX ROOMS,
"A with improvements moderate rent In the neighbor-
hood OF Myrtle and Bedford avenues Brooklyn Address,
stating location, rent and full particulars. BEDFORD
box 107 Herald office.
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WANTED, FURNISHED HOUSE OF 10 TO IL
IA. rooms, Staten Island, not too great distance
from ferry Address, stating terms, &o, T. P 60 Fulton
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LrxCHAN0E-AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS ZINE
~ stock Hardware, stoves and House nn sk.5
in part; going South tor health. Apply ~ ~ ha
yhixv-touxth street,
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HOUSE WANTED TO RENT-ON MARCH l; MUST
Ii be within hours ride from Worth street. on high
ground, convenient to steam must have water
premises rent not to exceed SIS month
and all particulars Address SEEKER, Herald Office.
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Her friends are invited to attend the funeral,
O'Clock sharp, from her late residence, 344 South
sixth street, Jersey City, thence to Hudson county
RACLE.-On Monday, January 27, 1879, GUsrAvE
RACLE, in the 3sth year Of his age
His relatives and friends, also the Swiss Benevo.
funeral, from his late residence. 225 South Filth
av., this "wednesday morning, at nine O'Clock
70 proceed TO Greenw0oe % t u,ua, and
Benevolent Society are requested TO attend the fu-
neral OF our late member, Mr.. Gustave Racle, at
the time and place appo1Htes M M6 sD0ve president
c. B. DU Bors, Secretary.
ROBERTs.-At Orange, N. j., on Sunday January
90, OF pneumonia, ALICE RosALIE, infant daughter
months and 10 days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
her parents, Washington street. near william, on
Thursday afternoon, Goth inst, at q quarter past
Church station, Norris and Essex Railroad, on ar
rival OF the 10 p. M. train from New York.
SUNDAY 2 at Ms rest
Funeral services BY the Rev. r. G. Ever, D. D.,
way, on Wednesday, the 2otn inst, at eleven
O'Clock A. N. The relatives and friends OF the
s., are respectfully invited.
SMEDBERo.-On Sunday, January 20, at saug.
erues, UIsbeI COauty, SOhN VI oAhDbnhoy III shc
67th year OF his age.
Funeral services at his late residence Saugerties,
on Thursday, January 80, at hal-past nine A. M.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend, without further notice. The remains win
be inferred In the family vault In the Marble Gem
etery, Second street, New York.
STRAcHAN.-On Monday, January 27, MARGARET,
the beloved wife Of John Lee Strachan, aged 30
years and months
Relatives and friends Of the family, also the
members OF Daniel Carpenter Lodge, 643. r. and
A. M, are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from her late residence, lis Elizabeth street, on
"Wednesday, the 2sth inst, At one O'Clock. Inter-
ment at Greenwood
The members OF the John Lee Association are
requested to meet at their rooms, 225 Grand
street. on Wednesday, January 20, at IL O'Clock NJ,
sharp, without further notice. to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. John Lee Strachan. BY order.
WILLIAM ]. MILLIKEN, President.
JAMES WALSH, Secretary
sULLrvAN.-SUsAH MARY, twin sister to James
Joseph and only daughter Of Michael J. and Kate
sullivan, OF water on the brain.
Funeral Will take place from 329 West Thirteenth
street thus "wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
SULLIvAN.-On Monday, January n, BRIDGET,
widow of Jonn sullivan, late OF Tralee, county
Kerry, Ireland. aged VI years.
Ihe relatives and friends Of the family, and OF
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THREK GENTLEMEN REQUIRE A FURNISHED
IL Floor consisting Of two or three bedrooms psror,
CURED Answer soon stating terms per month, b GAL
LERY, l20 Broadway.
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seen that they have turned the matter
over 10 our citizens.
ms, conan an rot nNII nnnVyIN

seen that they have turned the matter
over 10 our citizens.
TELEGRAM OF COLONEL DoRwiN.
ST. LOUIS, October %.
To the Editor OF the Dallas liorald'
viii leave here tomorrow with n
large party Of Congressman for trip
through the Indian nation to Texas.
VIII Dallas receive them aud give
them an ovation II they do not 60
South Of there? VIII bc In Denison
aboue Sunday night. Answer
THOMAS DoRwIN.
REPLY OF the MAYOR,
DALLAS, October "a, 1873.
TO the Editor OF the Dallas Heraldi
The telegram sent to you by Colonel
Thomas Dorwln and by you presented
TO me officially has been received
But while we all would feel honorcd
by the visit OF such an august body OF
gentlemen aud proud to entertain
them us the representatives Of oul
great nation ought TO be, the gloom
east over our country 10y the scourge
ofyellow fever, robbing many OF our
cltlzenso of frle dS and relatives, and the
loud demands made on our purses bA
the sufferers of Shreveport, Calvert
and other neighboring cities, would
suggest that 1t Is best for the present
to deny ourselves the great pleasure
aud honor that meeting with such
guests would afford us,
Please publish this, so that the peo'
pie may act according to their wishes
Respectfully,
BEN. Long, Mayor
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"A

Austin l. W; Allison ID Pi Arwiu IL A; Al
lison Hope; Auxer Henry; Anderson James
Aud John Y; Aasoher L. q; Aud Mrs Mary
Il; Aiberry Robert; Anderson IT.
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Proposes to organic, q class Of instruction In
vocal music fora limited number Of young
ladies' and misses In addition TO instruc
lion In the clements Of music, sp cul atten-
ton will be given 10 the cultivation of the
voice. At the eXpIrat ON Of The term of three
months beautiful operrtla win Reproduced
by the class. All who may desire 10 join the
class Will please meet her ut the OH O. Of DR.,
j. w McOcr Elm street, over Whcat's store,
on Friday neXt, eth inst, at / O'Clock pm.
Terms Il per month. 2U7dlw
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Pratt's ,,sstral ON.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Al.
ways uniform. illuminating power superior
to gas. Burns In any lamp without danger
OF exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
expressly to take the place of volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every posi-.
proved by Its continued use In oveS Du,OvI
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold aid no
accident, directly or Indirectly, has ever oc-
The Immense yearly loss to HE and property,
resulting from the use uf cheap and daf,,ter-
our oils In the unitei States, isappalling.
rionefs throughout thecountry recommend
the Astral a. the best safeguard whore laInps
ore used. Send forcircular. - =
Fur vale at retail by the trade rcnernllv.
H1id ot Wholesale by the nrourietorr -
| y 49, CHA9. pI&ATI 4 co.
ao'@,nv ~ toAlse stssoss &sw yofk.
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In addition TO every srrlptlon OF work
usually pertaining 10 II sasli, door aud blind
factory, nm now prepared 10 of'r special
work, such MS counters, shelving, store iron ~
House building In all It's branches, VIII here
after be n speciality plnns ana specifications
furnished every description Of outside Job.
promptly attend d to.
d. T.. GROVES,
2l0-dlW Dallas Planning Mills
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CORNER pie dealers.

IylSdtf Herald o'hc''
CORNER pie dealers.
Observation-Disclosures.
SpoRrIYo SoTEs--cracking smiles.
SHR frosted "blg Ingln heap" she
did.
STAGE NorEs-the crack Of the dri-
ver's whip.
STOVES are rapidly taking the place
Of "log-flres.
WILD ducks are passing over IN
large numbers.
ONE of the Varieties IL to be opened
opposite the Crutchfeld.
"MARE-TAILn clouds, rs the sailors
would call them, yesterday.
Mr. STEAGALL has house for
rent. See advertisement.
AS BUSINESS thoroughfares Main
and Elm streets have no equal In the
State.
an and OUT Ia the festive eye'catch-
or on one of Bogel & Riddles front
doors.
PLANO spared US Oglesby yesterday
and couldn't have sent US down q
truer man.
A SOCIAL hop will be given at Frank
Daley's Tuesday night, ms per notice in
another column.
In mortar heap, yesterday darkey
found a string Of fish partlj decompos-
ed, and a broken fishing rod.
ADDITIONAL depot buildings will be
constructed at once on the Pacific
grounds In the rear Of Block, Jet a.
20.
The stockholders of the Dallas High
School are called to meet at the new
building tonight. See call In another
column.
"OIn0" Is the Significant lettering
on all cotton bales shipped from the
Commission house Of B. +. Luce & Co.
WALLS "JEEMRs' w. has stepped
from wet to dry measure-from the
quart cup to the yard stick, and yields
the latter at the ever popular Hol-
lands.
COAL~BURNINa stoves are much used
in this city, and husbands who former
ly were pretty well acquainted with
the man that had to split wood before
sun up, are In excellent humor.
A "DRUNKn fell In the river yester-
day and two boys walked oil the way
up town to get two Of the hooks Of the
hook and ladder carriage to drag him
out. When they got back he was al
most drowned.
SEVERAL new business firms that
have recently opened in this city, adj
init that the amount of general bust
ness done In this city, is far beyond
their expectations. Business men
seeking locations in this part of the
State should take note of this.
THE enlargement of Bob the bar
ber's shaving palace and the addition
Of q stove, one of the old bone-search-
ing heaters, is an appliance that will
make this one Of the most comfortable
barber shops in the city, And then
you know 1t Is only 10 cents shave at
Bobs!
A LITTLE child of a Mrs. Gardner, Of
this city was missed yesterday, and af-
ter searching for 1t for several hours, 1t
was found In a stall Of a stable, ON the
lot, playing with the feet Of a horse
whose complacency demonstrated that
the good-temperd beast didn't look up
on IT, little visitor as an annoyance.
We received call yesterday from
Mr.. w. 8. Brighurst of Alexandria,
In. Mr.. B. lisa young lawyer who in
tends to make Dallas his future home.
THE new fall stock Of boots and shoes
just received by Ludwig only have to
be seen, to be bought at once. His
new adyertisemenain to-days papers to
which we refer our readers, Is worth
examining.
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uUTCnINs.
Town Lots for Baie.

Twelve lots lone block, on the prihc'pa'
business street Of the town Of Huichins' on
the Central iItallroad, In dallas county io'
sale ut low prices. Apply TO
JOHN W. Sw1NDELIS,
IylSdu Herald o'n'''
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Notice,

There will be grand ball NJ the brewery
OF Chas Melsterhans, on tomorrow (Satur-
day night, by the Dallas City Cornet Band.
Two hacks will run from the Public square
TO the brewery during the evening and until
the ball is over. The band will also play Mt
the brewery garden ON Sunday evening next
Admission free. Hacks will run to and from
the Garden all Sunday evening 2iSd2ta
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N. OnIcIal Paper Of the CITY
Ion WORK.

We have the facilities aud The ""r"'
men 10 do IN good work, and NJ "'
lev rates, M eaa se done anywhere
and We mean 10 do H. bring your
Pine Ies Work 10 THE DAILY "I"'
ALD OFFICE. Corner Ei"' aud i'o"s'
ton streets.
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Messrs. WI yinms a Crowlus

Take pleasure In extending thanks TO their
many friends for timely aid on the morning
Of the late fire, and beg to notify them and
the public generally that they will hereafter
be found ON the North side of tie Public
Square In the new drug store lately occupied
by Elliott 4 Stevenson, where they will be
pleased to meet everybody who want good
drugs, White House and Glass Windows.
.l7dIt.
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Philip .Werlein, wholesale and retail deal
er In Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. 5000 Baronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at any establish
ment South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments of
$40 50 and so per month If preferred. Philip
werlein's is the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house In New
Orleans. 0ne-fourth million copies sheet
music OF all kinds. Send for price list and
terms. i2gdtf
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G. II. Beauchomp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, keeps constantly ON hand fresh
whit cornmcnl and a fun supply of mis- SUI
pcrior Mountain Valley Flour. Try it.
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Ladies can secure pleasant and profitable
employment by Joining the ladies' class at
Dallas Telegraph Institute and learning tele-
graphy. Gcntlemanly operators employed
to instruct. 2lSdit
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Social Hall,

Tho friends and acquaintance Of Frank
Daley are respectfully Invited "a attend So
clal party 10 DO given ~ is house on Elm
street, on Tuesday night October 2slh,
2202t
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Davenport, In Swinks block, has new
invoice of onions, potatoes, cabbage, butter,
eggs, etc. lOidtf
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c IL, Beauchamp, on Main street, opposite
thu foundry, has u large stock of school and
miscellaneous books, which he is closing out
very low. l99ltf
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just Received.

80 barrels Irish potatoes.
q barrels onions.
And Il large lot of Wbttalicr's sugar cured
hams. NJ. ULLMANN Il co.
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,,.,... ,,r.vx.. Annual violations.

Hishsp Gregg's Annual visi'a'ion"'
Dallas, Tuesday aud Wednesday, 0etoberI
snd2.
pcnlson, Friday, ocioberH.
sherman, sunday, October ~.
The onerty win be applied 10 Diocesan
missions.
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One hundred and NIFTY barrels choice
onions and potatoes In store, and for sale
cheap by
20-d3t ]. s. DOWNS & co.
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Walker's Tonic pitters

Best tonic known for chills, fevers, constl.
patton and indigestion. For sale In Dallas
by j. j. FENDLEY,
lSjdJm Ollice saloon.
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J. Downs A 90.

Are just In receipt Of fresh goods ofeyrry
kind IN the gr. cory line. For cheap p lcot
they can be beat. 2l0-d3t
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The second story Of Clark K Bryans new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to. Clark & Bryan, west side Public
Square. l6id,f
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For Rnnt.

One-hnlf Off store IN the business centol
Of the city, For purtlculals inquire NJ Her
m,n Langr's Icwclry store,
7dtf
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FRANKLIN & Penn have just received
magnificent assortment of miscelluny ON
books Call and See for yodrself.
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Ikramt.

One round dozen barrels Of the tluest kraut
ever offered In this matket, at the Green
Grocery - the only doze II ever made IN Texas.
3l7dlw HOLMAN & STEWART
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For Snln.

Two good residences In this city. lmmc-
dlnte possession given.
l59-dtf STEAGAIL SEQ.
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For Rnnt.

The large room back of Drs. Jones & Thrus-
tons office, on Elm street, lately occupied
by the Dallas News. L.. w. BAYLOR,
News ONCE, Main street, opposite Angers'
Foundry. 2O6dtf
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A large line Of super canton ilannels just
received and for sale cheap at
WIIEAT'S.
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U1lmann Il Co. have fresh and heavy lines
of all kinds of groceries, arrived yesterday.
Call and see them. 209.dtf
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Notice.

Stockholders Of Dallas Huh School arr
earnestly requested 10 meet al the new
building promptly at 0 =. N. this oyc'
ming. 290'lt
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Miss Lizzie McGee

90 TO Franklin Il Penns, Main street, 10
subscribe for amy paper or magazine,
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Go TO the King House saloon Tor the best of
cigars, wines and liquors 2l7d3m
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The Dallas News and Job Printing ONCE
has been removed To the two-s CRY brick
building on Main street, opposite Anglers
Foundry. 20jdtf
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At A Bnrpnin.

Commercial Hotel for sale at q bargain
fronting 100 feet on Elm and 100 feet on JEFF.
ferson streets.
2O9dtf s. ID. BLAKE.
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THERE are about fifty thousand sun.
,lay-school scholars and four thousand
teachers In Germany.
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For Rent.

Franklin Il Penn are receiving now goods
every day.
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Remaining In the postoillcc at Dallas, Texas
on Friday, October %, which, II not taken
out within one month from the above dale
Will be sent 10 the Dead Letter ONCE, wash
ngton, ID. G.;
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Great Reduction
IN PRICES OF
Can Fruits, Vegetables,
Etc., Etc.

In order 10 make room for our extensive
stock OF WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCOS and
GIG AIS now arriving, we will close GU our
stock of Case Goods In lots TO suit purchasers
nj the fol blowing DricrS.
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King has always on hand the best of wines
and liquors to suit his customers. 2l7dSm
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WEIGH A n; Woodward Il DR.; Waller b
H2; Webb Chas; Wadsworth Elixabeth Mrs:
MINI 7 A; wi!iian,s =; ,WoIf Fred !;
W;mpe jacob; Watson John; Woods jams
{ m o; Webster Joseph Ward John q; White
LIP; Wheeler Miss LlnbIe;. WcgiiaIth L { !;
y Water. Martha; wn .tii n u Mise ? 4
IA: Wilson venahle; WILSON Wilson
Weaver w o; walker W b; Wilson W
Weaver zack.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-05-31

Losr.-A green lad from Alabama,
who was passenger on one of the
steamboats, navigating the Gulf of Mex
leo, suddenly bolted into the cabin one
morning, before the passengers had
fairly rubbed their eyes open, exclaim-
ing, " We are lost!" Lost" screamed
the whole crowd. eyes, lostr said
the lad, astonished at the alarm he had
created. ' know we are lost, cause
the captains on the top of the house,
and another mans upon the mast,
a-looking to see where we are."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-05-31

sSr The Macoupin Qll.) Inquirer
says that Greene county young lady,
who is worth $50 900, recently refused
to marry a clergyman because she
thought she was nntit to be the wife of
minister. He then abandoned his
sacred calling and proposed again.
The second time she decllued his offer
ON the ground that she was too good to
marry man who would throw away
his clerical robes to win woman 8
hand.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-05-31

1- Did our readers ever hear their
young lady acquaintances ask each
other: What's you politics p and
glggle. The question has hidden
meaning. For explanation apply to
the first lady you know who wears a
large hustle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-05-31

@ A Montana vigilance committee
caught very obnoxious character, set
him on his mule, and told him he had
precisely fifteen minutes to leave the
country in. He replied: Gents, if this
mule don't balk, .freN ons,eer.
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81 A contemporary gravely suggests
that schools should be made as attract
i've for children as the circus, then there
would be no tardy or truant scholars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-05-31

sr More immigrants have reached
America during the last three months
than during all the year 1872, and not
a third who intend to come this year
are vet here.
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V" My yoke is easy and my burden
Is light, as Harrisburg youth said
when his girl was sitting on his lap
with her arms around his neck. He
was patient young OK, anyhow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-05-31

s@A State Senator in one OF the
Western States said, in a recent speech
on excessive legislation, & We have al
ready bit off more. than We can chaw."
He was forcibly if not absolutely ele-
CANT. .-,..s ~, setI, s,,yfsss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-05-31

~ In Williamsburg, N. Y, Sunday
April Goth, an ex-Methodist clergyman
and ten persons, converts frcm other
denominations, were received into. the
Roman Catholic Church.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-05-31

a. If you let the cat out of the bag
never try to cram it back again; it only
makes matters worse.
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HD- The Postmaster General Of New
South Wales has been authorized to-
go to Washington. to make arrange,
ments for a permanent mail service be-
tween California and Australia. ~
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t@A National Poker Congress is
talked of in Chicago. 81 .glkve. m
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u Bishop Harris, of the Methodist
Church. starts on his official visit to the
churches in Europe and Asia. He sails
f1om San Francisco for Japan on the
10Th of May, and on his return will re-
move to Chicago as his permanent homo.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-05-31

sssr The salaries of Postmasters are
70 be readiusted on July 1st 81. 'e'T eli
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y
az a. Florida farmer realizes "a, ,000 4
q week from the sale of moss on hisf
plantation.
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IT WASN'T, Her HusBANr AFTER ALL.
"A story has gone the rounds Of liter.
ary gossip about an attached pair of
names not unknown to fame, who went
to board where people also went, who
We're literary and of good taste. The
lady, thinking that as she ana her hus-
band were all in all to each other, it
was as we'll they should remain SO, de-
sired of the hostess that there might be-
no, introauetions to other boarders;
which was observed. Various tender
passages between the amiable pair ON
their way to and from the dining room
edited the family during the season:
In time Boston man came to board
and on his way to the basement at din
ner, going down late, he heard light
laugh behind him, and figure not 80
light as the laugh, spsang on, his
shoulders and claimed ride down
stairs. The Boston man took things
coolly, carried his burden down stairs
into the dining-room, and shot her
into vacant seat at the table. The
lady looked up to find her husband
already there, before her. and every eye
was turned to watch these extraordinary
proceedings. There was nothing to be
done but to burst into tears, which she
did Ne,c' York Tribune. =