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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-28
Attractive Goods
t ATTHE
Grand Central Dry Goods Esta blishm t
~. fAI. d. LOVE 6 co.


WYE have added TO our stock the pact few
w days. aome choice goods, as we'll as
Viii open To-MoRRow. tNosnAY,) April
28, 1873,
1,C0o yards Foulsrd Silks; beautiful goods,
in tho new shades.
: $500 yards A Printed Cretons. at 16l conts
a. yard. Cheapest goods Hold this season.
25O pieces Dress Goods, from 25 cents to 81
yard, in tho new col0rs.
Two-1utton Kids. at rs cents pair.
Tucked Skirts, at rs cents each.
Ladies' White Aprons, from 25 cents to 81 25
each.
Yard-wide White Mating, at Is cents yard
Lace Collars, at rs cents each.
Printed Linen Lawns, at so ind 3T4 cents a
yard, in fast colors.
White Piques, at 25 cents yard; fine goods.
White Nalneook, at 12a cents yard.
Plain and Lace Striped Victoria Lawn.
Embroidered Sets, at so cents q set.
Club-handle Parasols.
Our Lace and Embroidery department com.
priaes a very choice selection.
Hosiery, In all sizes and makes.
A full line OF Prints and Domestics.
All are invited to call and inspect our at
tractlve stock.
Customers will find whatever advertised, at
the Grand Central Dry Goods establishment
OF W. d. LOVE e. CO.,
Under Wheeler House.
w. ID. LOVE. B. B. McCREERY.
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The Worcester Gazette, alluding to The
proposed sale of revolutionary relics
lying in the Government arsenals, sug-
gests that "tha War. Department may be
wise to husband its resources. for if the
e1travaganoe of Congress goes on, it
may yibe, necessary TO- dispose Of the
soldiers grave.stone lately ordered, for
building purposes." asira7, -.
A bnaipess man Of Covingson, bought
o postal card, ;wrote,a few words on the
back Of it, and putting it in stamped
envelope, mailed IL TO q friend in Lex.
lngton.. He says the cards area great
convenience, ~ is,l +.,:,l,T.,,, All.
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Hmong' The ne1s ana reRarkabls in
ventioas Of the present sge 10 tho iatest
imPEoyement ia nltelegraphing, by means
OF which news may be transmitted nearly
as rapidly as musical nAteB can be indi.
Gated on the key board of Q piano. The
chief advantage Of this Invention will be
experienced through the oheapening Of
the cost Of sending messages. It is not
too extravagant to say that the time is
not far distant when the residences OF
private citizens will have their own lines
and the practice OF telegraphy will be
genius OF the country will be sure to
meet its greatest want-that of speedy
and cheap communication.
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Summer Stock of Wines and Liquors,
IN FULL VARIETY.
"Eb beg to enumerate some OF our lea ding
w brands:
CLARETs::-st. Gervais, quarts St. Estel he.
ct. Ju!in, Margaux, pints and quarts.
poutet Canet, La Rose, quarts.
Observation-Disclosures
Hochheimer, Deidesheimer.
- These from house OF Henckel l. Co., Mainz
WHITE WINEB.-Latour Blanche,
Chateau Yqnem,
Hante Sauternea, Brandenburg Frerce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il Chaudon,
, Pommery i Greno, Ohuno i DuchateJ,
And "Imperial" California
ND1ES.-Braudenburg Freres and James
Eennessy. vintages 1865, SO, IS.
GlN.-Princc OF Grange
Our stock OF DOMESTIC WHISTLES, GINS,
RUNS and other LIQUORS AND CORDIALs,
eupply and At lowest market rates.
Our celebrated brand Of MARYLAND
CLUB" WHISkEY-for which We are sole
agents-always on hand. Its purity, strength
and exquisite flavor have made it the faYorite
brand wherever introduced.
Orders solicited and satisfaction guarsn.
teed. GEORGE SUMMERS.
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ON .a9 I'M

!: |' ON p9 I'M
The New Store, one of
the finest selections of
DRXs GOODS ever, of.
fered in this city. One
advantage in purchas-
ing i'm this establish
ment Is the bright light,
which enables all GUS
t0meEst0 Seewhat they
are buying, and not be disap-
pointed by buying IN the dark.
As all advertisements are only
half believed, you are request
ed to call and be sure of what
you do. G. T. JACKSON.
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Revised Statutes State South Carolina.
rOMPLkTEi in one volume, Sc.
~ ACTS o9 tho Legislature, 1872-73, 81.
For sale at Il. L. BKYAN'S
May 7H Bookstors.
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.>c----
OBSTACLES TO MAHRXAGE.-Happ
and abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
!mpediments to Marriage removed. New me-
thod OF treatment. New and emarkable re-
medies. Books and Circulars cent free. In
GIATION. No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadel-
phta An Institution having high repu.
ssti9n for honorable conduct and professional
eMll. Mar &c 3m
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DOLLAR MUSIC BOOKS.
s $
Clarke's Dollar Instructor.
For Reed Organs.
Clarke's Dollar Instructor,
Clarke's Dollar Instructor,
For Violin.
HNH REE worry attractive and useful Instruc-
Il ton books; designed for those who wish
to take Il partial and easy courso. Full Of
bright, popular music for practice, the Fl rat
TWO cuntHining each nearly 70 tunes, and the
last l20 tunes, beside exercises.
5 S
STRAUSS DANCE MUSIC, 90
For Violin or Flute and Piano.
s 5 s
Winners VIOLIN and FLUTE DUETS, 90
For Violins, or Flutes or Violin and Flute.
s s 5
Winners BAND OF FOUR, nearly ready, 1. 90
Easy Quartets for Violin or Flute Cornet or
Clarionst, and 2d Violin or vloloncello.
The above books are for The PEOPLE. and
are full OF tho bright, wide-awake, easy
music that isn't hard to play. and 10 40 de-
ltghtful to listeners. rT.U''n
sfs
IT The above books mailed, postpaid, for tho
OLIVER D1TsoN & CO., Boston.
), " "a ~, As: Il. DlrsoN q CO., I'll Broadw y,
ne" 1orA' May 2i swF
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Cherokee Springs.

5
MsSsa
THIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE,
situated eight miles above The town of Spar
tanburg, s. c., will be open to visitors JUNE
18th.
The buildings hayo been newly furnished
and various improvements made for the oom.
fort and enjoyment Of Quests. Tho chief
mineral properties OF the Water arc Iron,
Sulphur. Magnesia and Nitre, and from the
time when the Cherokees visited the place TO
drink and battle in the water, it has been re-
garded specific in Dyspepsia, General De-
bility and diseases OF the Skin, tho Liver and
Kidneys.
The Climate is extremely heaithful and
pleasant, and nature seems to have desig-
mated the spot both on account OF its curative
elements and it's inviting loveliness.
''0f all the prescriptions made up 10Th q
uieto to aueratioe effect, none can be compared
toith Mineral Waters"
VEHICLES always at depots.
TERMS $40 per month; SIS per week; 50
per day. Children under 12 years OF ago and
Servants half price.
Apply to JOHN B. BLACK.
Resident Manager, Spartanburg, 8. G.
@- Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Oh arles-
ton Ne,cs and Courier and Savannah Repu6-
tican copy daily for one month, and send bill
to this Office. May "a limo
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Shot Down

The United States General has caused the
lava beds to smell OF the burning OF powder,
30 this "Indian Maid" has caused Columbus
to smell Of tho burning OF tobacco. May Il
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New Orleans
Is just now attracting the public attention
on account Of the political trouble there. The
"Jndian Girl" is attracting tho attention Of
smokers on account OF the stock Of Imported
Cigars, the like OF which has not been seen
here since Columbia Was
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Burned and Her Citizans

Show their appreciation OF the same, as also
OF the store that makes . speciality in this
limo, by tho increasing demand for "Manilla." !"
'Principees" and Figaro" iof Imported To-
bacco,) and as the Indian chief who
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LARGELY INCREASED

LARGELY INCREASED
Within few days past, AT d is now more con-,
pIete than evcr before, embracing. in every
variety, all the leading styles and quality OF
vehicles in demand in this market
Tho stock OF HARNESS is also conp]ete
Prices very low. W. X. GREENFIELD.
Feb 20
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-26

aWhai tnni im ented mist H. endured, %
stgs nie uo,rbi inf lndiq' 4iion cnn w.
cured, and therefore n itiiiH nofcsi stupidity
~ endun H. rfsppIii" hav' rolig1ly q
rlghi IA cuuiiuun dyar idii =" i'N 'nd ~
tlieir days fiirl rhnpr, hni b. 10 ~ nm SUP.
posed tlni any rational lmina pfof'fs physical
torment to cnsr nnd hDath, the punimpilityls
that II all suniref@ nov, nilae'l"i' Sfi"
conylnccd tlinf,,ni,b.nlhle, inmliiblc fcmdy
Tor their complaint existed, they would win
nrnccOld resort tOit. WcmOnt emplinilcnllN
declare that such n r''nody d"rH exist ahd
that lis name X ifustctirr', stomach li't-rse
The rrcori tits success extends over period
of more than twenty ycnrs, aud u Is IearlcsSly
alleged that during the whole Of thai time II
h6Sncyer nalEd 10 0fppl lrum'nci'nelleiln
nny disorder or defnuGcmcni of the stomach
that was not organize indignant. and Incur
ahlc. The Testimonials thNt 10 10 tslnbilsh
this important met can hc counted ~ tnc
thousand. stomach complaints lint lnd heeh
aggravated by n total disregard ol All dietary
rules, nnd intcnsihrd amt rendered rhlphlcnN
mrdlclnul treatment or drastic. ldtpntlol,
iinvc In hundreds of Instances been cured
within three months by the syslnniillc use
of this celebrated StOnnlrhic ana Alternative.
II should be remembered thNt weakness nl
the digpsiiNc organs Involves many olH'i hl!-
menis. JIiiiouHness, he"docnel h,rNo,'s ~,
hility, spHSns, pulpitutiun OF the heart, rush
OF blood To the head, nnuSeif NtrtiSu, hitu
slpcpl-Ssnpss nrr among liz cOhcnlliihlishl
results; und for nll these the great Vegetable
tonic Is n specific. II nets iirsi upon llt
stomach, and through the stonNchsupon Inc
srcrctory aud nervous systems md the bow
els, us general effect being always gthiahah''
benefceut. - = p 49,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-26

We understand that our City Council
are now making the necessary arrange
ments for purchasing n steam fire en-
CINE. An agent Of the oilsby mnnufi.e-
turing company, of Seneca Falls, New
York, is now here, with whom the
Council is negotiating, and we
trust that the purchase will be made.
The machine proposed, is one OF the
best Ratapy steamers, size No. 6, and
to cost about 81 500. The same compa-
ny has furnished engines for various
cities and towns in Texas. Galveston
already has three of them, and has or
dcred several others; San antonio, one
or two, and Waco is to have one. Dali
las cannot be behind her neighbors,
and we urge the Council to close the
contract at once, and we feel satisfied
they will receive the thanks OF the
people.
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For the information ~ the voters ~
Dallas county We append the times and
places where and when they can reg
lister. u should he remembered by cv-
crybody TINT no person will bc allowed
10 vote who has not been registered ~
this registration, no matter how OMEN
hc has been registered heretofore:
At McAdams' Schoolhousc, iromtho
lst to the 9Th of August, inclusive.
At Farmers Branch SchoOlhousc,
from the 18th to 18th Of August, incl''-
sive
AT Scyenc, from the 10Th to the I'D
Of August, inclusive.
AT the Old Masonic Hall, in Dallas,
from the 10Th to the 3lst ofJuly, inclu-
sive.
At A. F'rick's store, on Bryan street,
Dallas, from the LIST to the 9TH of Ar-
& ,st, inclusive.
AT the Markcthouse, Dallas, from
the eth to the 10Th of August, inclusive.
At Cedar Hill, from the 26th to the
3lst of July, inclusive.
At Five Mile Church, from. the 'th
to the 18th of August, inclusive.
At Valley Church, mountain creek,
from the 18th to the 18th of August,
| inclusive.
At Suits School House, (Grnpcvlnel,
from the 10Th to the 23d of August, in
elusive.
At breckenridge, from the Goth to
the 18th of August, inclusive.
At Berry Pages Store, from the LIST
to the 9Th of September, inclusive.
At Haughts Store, from the 9th to
the 10th of September, inclusive.
Registration Mt Lancaster and ut the
Courthouse in this place ELECTION Pre-
cinct No. y, closed on the 18th July
yesterday. After the above dates the
books will be open at the office of the
District Clerk, in this city, until three
days before the election, mt which tipie
and place all persons who have failed
to register in their respective election
precincts, can have an opportunity to
register. No registration fee is re-
quIred, and it is to he hoped that every
man entitled to register will do so.
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Standings Glue viii mend your ways, &
JcG. paws, Alleged disguise.

am no admircr of JEFF. Davis. !
am n Yankee, horn between Saccarap-
pa and Gorham Corner and iull OF
Yankee prcjudices; but think ii
wicked To lie, even about him, or for
that matter, about the devil.
| was with the party that captured
.JeT. Davis; saw the whole transaction
from its beginning. ] now say, and
hope you will publish it, that jeff. Da-
Wis did not have on, ut the time he was
taken, any garment such as Is worn by
women. He did have over his shout
ders n waterproof article of clothing,
something like Il Havelock. Ii WAS not
in the least concealed. He wore II hat,
and did not carry pail OF water on his
head, nor carry pail, bucket, or kettle
in any way.
TO the best of my recollection, he
carried nothing in his hands. His
wife did not tell any person thai her
husband might hurt somebody II he
got eXasperated. She behaved like n
lady, and he as II gentleman, though
manifestly he was chagrined at being
taken into custody. Our soldiers be-
haved like gentlemen, as they were,
and our officers like honorable, brave
men; and the foolish stories that went
the newspaper rounds of the day, tell
ing how wof1ishly he deported himself,
were all false. ] know what | am
writing about. | saw Jefferson Davis
many times while he was staying in
Portland, several years ago; and | think
| was the first one who recognized lin
at the time OF his arrest.
When it was known that he was
certainly taken, some newspaper cor
respondent-I knew his name at the
time fabricated the story about the
disguise in an old woman's dress. j
heard the whole matter talked over as
n good joke; and the officers, who knew
better, never took the trouble to deny
il. Perhaps they thought the Conied-
crate President deserved all the con-
tempt that could be put upon him. !
think 50 too, only would never per-
petrate iulshood that by any means
would become history. And, further,
] would never SANDER woman who
has shown SO much devotion as Mrs.
Davis has to her husband, no matter
how wicked be is or may have been.
| defy any person to find Il single
officer or soldier who was pres
ent ut the capture of jeff. Davis, who
will say, upon honor, that he was dis
gIiscd in woman's clothes, or that his
wife acted in any way unladylike or
undigniiied on that OCCASION. 50 for
trying him for his crimes, and IL he is
found guilty, furnishing him. But |
would not lie about him when the truth
will certainly make it bad enough.
JAS. III. PARKER.
FllburnyilIe. Pm.
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JAip' IL. <hiNNihe
Ellburnville, Pa.

A NEW ana complete standard map
of the State Of Texas, embracing agri-.
cultural, geological and mineroiogicai
information never before published. is
in process of publication by the South
Publishing Company. This map is
complied from the official maps of the
United States and the Texas General
Land Offices, the surveys of the MeXi-
lean Boundary Commission, the uni-
ted States coast survey, the various
railroad companies and ether reliable
sources. All the new counties organ
lied by the last Texas Legislature, APP
pear correctly represented, the agricul-
tural, grazing, and mineral districts are
designated by distinct boundary lines.
The map will be ready for delivery
az soon as its publication can be com
pleted, and within a few weeks at the
farthest. Pocket edition $500. Adj
dress the South Publishing Company,
l61 William street, New York.
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A VETERAN observer asks: "What
becomes of all the men who, in youth,
exhibit high talents and give promise
of q brilliant ftlture~ Although the
question is not put to us individually,
vet we take the liberty OF replying
that they may be seen enyeloped IN
white aprons, and squinting behind
diamond clusters rs har-tenders. Their
voices, that once gave evidence OF
Ciccronic talent, are heard retailing
vitreous pastry-or "gass puddin'."
They command canal boats and street
cars and occasionally, one, with more
ambition than the others, becomes
manufacturer of root beer and other
pleasant and refreshing summerdrinks.
-Cereland 7enn.) Bonner.
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Ti,ls ieina the fnet, n II very uhgleuH lhnl
wl,0f, Tho hlOO1 beoOntacurtipt ilit WiiulH
eystDfu heenInrs fuffiipi nls'. ~ irlffr
thia, iIle true pulley nndnnmNnA. u w. pllel
ihr irturdt a. ne sndtc0 ni tlir uiH0nHs llH
I'M Nh, minner that ~. TUFTS hnrsiinIllll
and CiuaenF Dol lntrcls. "a. gpgeinc, e'irc
h Oh ihe blood N pniiies w. Nlthines Itrai'l
Dxpuls all dlst,lnptr from the yNriil'
I,elng free ffOin violent MintinlH, II "
Adapted 10 general U.s., Tho old uih YOUNG
mny uso II the most dcllrhle ienWlN, ~ MY
tlmr, may take 10; The weak ana ehierplen
Will be strcnethrnod hy u ti,'tenhcr iiiinni,
WHO mny have inherited disease WIN be
FOR syphilis, and all H. trims of evils, lti'
u sure nntldoir. -
Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills are mild nhd gentle,
purgnt i've, possessing the peculiar nvrit nl
mctInp ~ Il powerful agent ", relieving Ton
gcs,iVe or torpid liver. They have no equal
DIR. TUFTS Hair bye lmparts n Glossy Color
Trade supplied 10y X. i. George, Gnlvcstolii
WhrclociI, finlny 4 Co., New Orleans 'nli-
nor Il Walker and ii. &. liosklils " 20,
Dallas, aud all druggists throughout the
State.
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How MANY mothers complain that
their boys are not gentlemanly, with
out ever considering whether the boys
are treated in any wise like gentlemen.
The "boys' room" is too often cfieer-
less, unattractive place, with no toll
lette conveniences, and scarcely such
as are necessary. Do not say 1t Is OF
no use to put nice things in SO untidy a
place. If you wantto interest boy
in keeping himself and room IN gem
tlcmanly order, give him some encour-
agement to do so, by providing little
something luxurious and ornamental.
A little will some timesgo n grcatways.
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JULIA RACER, she tcas racer, "sop
out to catch her boy. Says Julia to her
neighbors, "rhat emery brat sassed me,
and I'll have him, by lingo" 1t was
dusty on Commerce street afterthe ma
ternal Racer moved out, and 1t was
dusty after she swept up out Of the
"holler', by the market house, 1t was
dusty after she crossed Main street, IL
was dusty after she tornadoed through
the "break" by DR.. CampbelPs, but
"by jingo,' she gathered that boy in
the hollow of her hand on Elm street,
and returned with him to the Racer
mansion. When young Mr.. Racer $
mother had passed him aside to cool
eff aud for repairs, he was not dissim-
liar to stopper that in the absence of
corkscrew, had been picked out with
n nenknife.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-26

A DALLAS man went to church Sun
day, with his little sons shoo-fy breast
pin in his pocket, and when the con-
tribution plate was passed around, he
put in the breast pin by mistake for a
quarter. Discovering his error, he
wrote an explanatory note and handed
it to the sexton to give to the minister
after church. The sexton didn't hear
the "after church" part, and started
right to the pulpit aud handed the note
to the minister, who Immediately
opened it and commenced to read
aloud. That Dallas man didn't wait
to hear the signature read, but passed
out of his pew and down the aisle and
out at the door Us though he had just
received the intelligence that his house
was on fire.
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r. o. i0nnAN. mttArSsrtrGlt
President. cashier
CITY BANK OF DALLAS
CAPITAL s25O,00O.
DIRECTORS.
T. G. JORDAN, J.r.. CoUTS,
w. Z. HUGHES, C.C.SLhUGHTER

This Institution, chartered by the Icgisla.
tufe OF the state Of Texas, Will commence
operation June ], lS'a, nnd WIN 90 general
blinking, exchange, and collection business;
will discount first class paper NJ reasonable
rates; receive deposits subject To check NJ
sight, and issue hills of cNcnnngc ON the piin-
clpn cities of the United states. Reml tnnccs
made 10 all the leading cities Of Europe.
special attention given 10 the collection 81
nolcs, drafts, etc., throughout the state and
elsewhere. The business of banks, merchants
and manufacturers solicited.
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A DA11.As man heard some military

A DALLAS man heard some military
commands being given the other day
in his house, as he reached his door,
and peeping through the key hole, saw
his wife marching at the head of an
imaginary column with butcher
knife In her hand. Fearing that
something was wrong, he was upon
the point of opening the door, when
he heard her say something about
nyou'll never stay out late again, sir,'
when he started down town and en-
tertajned few dozen ague spells in fif'
teen minutes, waiting to know "wha'
kind of bonnet she would have"
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Land Renters & Buyers
CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE.

TA.Nn@ -CoR 5AhE
In the Upper BRACES Jliver country, about
latitude 81 deg, without and far remove'i
nom any swnmps, hence the most healthfui
FRUITS ana Vegetables Of the Eastern a M
Northern States, and also the grcGt staple.
cotton, can b6ali successfully grown. T'hcs
lands arr, very. ricn, none sticky, Therefore i,
can be plowed very soon after rains. Grass
OF The best, and abundant, and good Matel
generally ohtainabla at from Y 10 - teei
with the promise of five railreads soon, ntd
deyelopment OF Its resources of iron, nickel,
stone coal, etc.-prospeets for i becoming me
most wide-awaiSo, active ana nouilsnlne
portion OF Texas. In Young ,tnow the centei
" ntiraction) Thrnci5noitQn nnd Jack conn
ties, we have. for sale of tile premium Peters
Colony lands" selected and patented twenty
years ago, $50 surveys, each OF $40 acres, or IN
tracts of 80 and 100 acres, on terms half cash,
half on two years time. Prepare to camp,
and travel by wagon, and view the Eden
portion of Texas, wheroimmigrants are now
rapidly securing homes. Apply 10
GRAHAM al BRO.
4lv2m Al Graham, Young Co., Texas.
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ak REWARD.

rTRhyEp OR STOLEN : From mo, two
~ niles west Of Red Oak Post ONCE, June
ONE brown mare mule. Isl hands high, SIX
Years old. collar marks, very gentle, no
brand. heavy hniif, reached and bobbed.
~ sle r1rie. II. c. FIELDS,
fiwst Red Oak. Ellis county, Texas-
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pr rut,,s Hair pye Imparts Glossy color
No. r.,v,nn, nrcn.I, of rlcnuiy

Atheists the mutchless purifying properties Of
sozodont. Every lady who has ever used II
proclaims II n perfect ontldote to dental
decay. Pure teeth ARE essential to n pure
breath, and both are enjoyed by All VINO
resort to this agreeable, wholesome ana
Invaluable vegetable compound.
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wards seminary for Young Ladies'.

Wards Seminary for Young Ladies.
This institute, located at Nashville,
Tennessee, will open it's fall session on
the first Thursday in September. In
the eight years Of its existence, it has
enjoyed reputation second to no edu-
cational institute in the country, and
the attendance has averaged since It
was founded, nearly three hundred
pupils. 1t is located in one OF the
healthiest cities in the United States,
and is easily accessible from all points.
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