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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-05
POLITICAL,
Cheering News from the Pacific.
.
The Anti-Monopolists Sweep Cali
fOrnia.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 24.-It is impos-
sible to obtain returns. The city count
will not be completed before Friday night or
Saturday morning. Enough is known 10
assure the complete victory of tins Peoples
Anti-Railroad Monopoly ticket for the Leg
islative branch and most of their municipal
candidates. The contest for Mayor and
Chief of Police is very close and doubtful,
but It is claimed by the Democrats. The
total vote was 26,2l0, much larger than ex-
pectec.
Yesterday afternoon Carr issued orders
that the rsilroad cohorts abandon the Re-
publicsns and 60 in body for the Demo
crats; they did SO, but to no avail. Tbs re-
turns from the interior come in slowly. 1t
Is impossible to make correct estimates
upon them now. Sacramento City votes
1000 TheIRepublicaDs claim a majority for
the railroad of 800 or 400. The tax payers
say the county will more than offset the
majority of the city and will give them the
victory over the railroad company. In most
towns heard from the Independent Peoples
Taxpayers ticket is ahead.
LATER.-A dispatch to Gov. Booth says
Sacramento gives cue thousand majority
against the railroad. That city is strong
hold Of the company, which has over one
thousand employees there. The indications
are certain of grand victory throughout
the Ss&te over the railroad. Twenty-four
counties are thus far auti-railroad, aadsfour
Republican.
The Massachusetts Barometer
BOSTON, Sept. 4.-The delegates to the
Republican State Convention stand: But
Ter l59, Washburne Isl, undetermined 81.
Washburn Ahead.
The postscript edition of the Journal tc-
day claims Washburn to be already six
ahead on delegates, as follows, Washburn,
1872; Butler, 1S6; doubtful, IA.
Gov. WashburR has issued proclama-
tion ordering an election for member oil
Congress on the 4th of November next, to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of W.
Whiting.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept. 4.-The
Springfield Republican has returns of 451
delegates, divided as follows: Washburne
2lS; Butler 22l; doubtful and contested II
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COTTON was in good demand in New
York yesterday, and prices advanced
slightly, niddlings selling at 2c4c.
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CHOLERA.
In Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-There were four
cholera deaths in Mlllersourg, KY, yester-
day. A number Of new cases are reported
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MINOR INCIDENTS.
wounded Ten Years Ago.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 4.-Col. Hiram
Appleman, late Secretary of State, d'ed this
norning at Mystic Bridge, after long and
painful illness resulting from wounds re-
ceived at the battle of Antietam.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-05

Charles Mathews has been acting "Ihe
I'er' in London. There have been seVerai
p l!ticians doing it 10 the life in this couh-
Try.
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It has been discovered why the Ephesian
dome was fred. The youth who did it was
not ambitious, but he was agent for pat
ent fire extinguisher.
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nooanfsve Annearances.

DAYTON, O., Sept. "A man giving the
name of Geo. Ashley, Newark, n. j., was
arrested here this morning for forging the
signature to a check for $4,000. Ashley is
a man of fine appearance and said to be
respectfully c2nnected.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-05

A coat of Henry Clay's has Just oeen aug
up. send it to Grant. IL may serve III"
as the shirt of Nessus did dercoies'
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Not income $449,210 AZ
Which is an increase in the gross earnings
of S176, ,S66 SO, and in the net earnings OF
SS2,5lS 65, as compared with the previous
year.
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..va~,ouspy Estimated,

CHICAGO, Sept. A special to the In
ter-Ocean from Springfield, His, says Col.
1T. Harper, United States Collector Of
internal Revenue for that district, had been
discovered to be defaul, er to the govern
ment on a sum variously estimated from
$50, 900 to 100000. 1t appears thai Har
per wrote out his resignation last Frida7
and left it with his chief clerk to be for
warded to the authorities at Washington
and then left for parts unknown. He is
said TO bsye lost heavily in grain and real
estate speculations in Chicago.
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RELIGIOUS.
EpfscODalinn.

NEW YORK, Sept. A great cathedral
of the Protestant Episcopal Church will be
erected soon as the requisite funds can be
raised. The entire cost of the structure
snd lots is to be two millions. Among tie
subscriptions received are two CT hundred
thou Sapd each.
EcumenicaI Council of EvangelicaIs
Many delegates to the meeting of the
Evangelical alliance which is toibe held here
from Oct. 2 to u, have already arrived.
l. is expected approaching conference will
be one of the grandest religious gatherings
ever held in the world.
The Saints.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Sept. 3.-The
regular semi-annual conference of the
q hurch of Jesus Christ of the latter day
saints convened here to-day. Several thou.
sand saints from all parts Of The rid were
in attendance, and it is expected that the
meeting will bs an unusually interesting
one. James Smi Young, the founder, is
present ant is laading the meeting.
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WIN. III. PRA'rprR.
MlSCElIAnElll.

As II candidate for sheriff OF Dallas county
the election in December dy,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the lostonico at Dallas, Texas,
on Saturday July o. 1879, which, ifnot taken
out in one month from that date, will basent
to the Dead Letter onlcc, Washington, u. c.;
A DAMS VIM, Able 'rS2, Alexander =, At
N kinson Marsh, Allison III, Anderson j G,
Arthur John, Atwood j C2, Alien j Il Mrs,
Allen George, Atwood Gilbert, Arnold Elviin
Miss, Andrews Eli, Albright Il Il, Anderson
Al.
ID RANDEs VIM, Burt I +, Baker W +,
ID Blggcd 4 j. Britain = NJ, Burke Il, Bur-
ncy + l.. Brady T. w, Bowman Mollic Mrs,
Bailey Molllc Mrs, Refine Mhhncl, Brown i
q, Brltton John, brown ] II, Brdwell George,
Hrown Ii D.T, bryan L NJ, llcloove Il y Mrs,
Burke / NJ, BringhurstC II, Bryant II, Brown
lie A, Bancroft u,
CURTIS W r, Canirell VIM, Clark " 7,
- Cunningham Tom, Corkerellc ;,
VIM Nj Calworth Mat, Clark ] II, Campbell
Jas, Cullen las, Collins Joshua, Crisler John
Mrs. Cooke j q, Cnncit llobcrt ., Cunning
ham Frank Cole Ennis, Curtis j. NJ, Connol-
pie Alex, Dixon u W j, Davctte : W, Dayittc
J y, Dean Mamie, Daily NJ II, Daqis NJ X,
Dooley NJ =, Danills John, lowdcll j +, Disc
non ] u, Dansboe II II, Loner + W, Dewey
Ed DnRis Fred, Dishman CO, Dibbrell g j.,
Dudley Caroline, Drew a.
DGlNGTON w &, Fades RI, Elliott Thos,
IL Eiyens Lee, Ellis Jerry, Ellis u .,
ISiFIELA " 3, Fisher p b, Fisher j NJ, Fer
L rls NJ ., Finly j {, Ferguson Jno, Flem-
ing Henry, Fceglcss d Q, Fri2eo Dr.
GREGORY Gordon Geo Il, GlaclSe =
NJ nngh aasSS,h G"ssSngSy A. Giss9n y u;
Ill j, Harvey W r. Harris JOS W, I'M
Woodward Aydc Wn, Hin II X, Hawk Ma
tildn, Hart NJ q, Hodges Jack, liobson James.
Aobson james II, lIlbbs Josie, Hall J W,
Hart John, Hefncr Henry, Hancock T. Il,
Hurry Charley, Hogan Daniel, Harris G,
HayncsR NJ, Hudson a j, Holman Rob r..
JOYCE Martin, jones' w, Jones J j, John
j son Francis, Johnston N, Joergens
YEMp w NJ, Kidwcll Mary f, Eecn Matte
IN Knoth Florence.
Il ONG John, Little W j, Lidford S, Lamp
IL son KP, Lamb Il, Ledhetter NJ, Lively
Nannie.s Lanham III, Lacy Ted q, Iedbettcr
l. Mrs, LayneE u, Lyons Carolina, Little u
y, Iamm Chns.
NTARsHALL NJ, Morely NJ A, McCauley
wi Matthew, Marlaw NJ J, Moore Hattie,
Martin ], Moore j II, McFadden John, Mil
Ter James, Montgomery James, Mathis J I,
Mikesel Joseph, Mlesser John III, Marshall
John, Marshall 9, Mnyne q J., Mitchell Dud-
ley, Nixon 4 W, Millican d I, Morgan 4 T.,
Michael, NARROW Mat, McNutt II G, Marsh :
II, Macy W &, Mays W A, McAuthur W G 2.
NiCHoLs0N II, Norris } Il, Newnham
ORh ~ Orr Thos, ownsley J E ., owings
DAcE II +, Payton VIM L, Pritchett 4 II 2,
1 Pissard Jul, pinmon II c, Pasco \ r.,
n fl'iff 4 +
DAILTH, Riggs N II, Ricketts, o 4, Rob
IL erts J W, Rawlings ], ltussel J II, Rob
inson II X, Rupard Il G, Robertson Austin 9
- sheehan Mat, Sanford Mollie, Sellers NJ
H. Shawver II III, Smith II ID, Smith w X,
Steelmnn A l. 2, Strickland A, Sheflman \,
strait Addic, snrgyson Corda ., stewart 9 1,
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n. =. Schmidt a 90.

We add to our columns of increasing
advertisements to-day, the card of the
above most excellent house, Mr..
james Cummeriord is the junior part
ner of the firm, which is II strong
guarantee of its first class character.
In addition to fresh and full line OF
groceries, this firm will conduct II gem
eral produce and vegetable business,
and we have no hesitation IN assuring
our citizens that by purchasing OF
Messrs. $. Il Co., they will always he
dealt with, with scrupulous honesty,
courtpsv and prOmDtucSs
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CUMBEHLAND PRESBfTEHdA y
tllllu'll Jefferson Nlirrl HrN' minrt'
Pastor, Nundny SrhOOl NJ hnll pnsi ~ NJ
Services nj II \, w., ana ats r. NJ
Old SCHOOL PRESBYTEIllASC llulIcll
Elm street, fundny Nrhuol ~ ~ M'
CATHOLIC CHURCH Bryan street NOV
building, Rev, Fthrr Poulor, Pastor; hrf,
vices held every sunday morning ~ w ~
Masonic llnll on liuus ton hrrrl unul ln'
new Church II completed
MISSIONARY BAPTIST ullURCli -pal'
lersOn avenue, REV. Ahmm Wcnyor, PuNlOl'
sunday Nrhuol ~ hall past \ \, W. Nriilr'7
NJ hall pnst 10 4. NJ, mud hnlfpnsth ~ NJ
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, -Cnrondol 81 street
Rev, Ira e., Mitchell, Pastor, services a.
half pnst ~ 4, NJ, mud hnll pnsl F'M'
sunday school NJ half pnst ~,
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phlp Wcrcn, wholesale nnd roinll deaf
or IN Pianos ana Orgnnn, oilicn ANA sales
rooms Nos s0-D0 llaronur street, New On
leans, Qualities better, prices lower aud
terms moro mvephir thun at nNy establish
mcnt South Large sales lllly attest these
statements, l'lnnos sold on payments OF
sl2 ~ aud $40 per month If preferred Philip
Werlcln is the oldest music house, ma also
the largest pano aud orglni house In New
Orleans. Onc-fuurh million copies sheet
music Of all Kinds, send for price list ana
terms. l2Gltf
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w. MI. MOON

As a candidate for sheriff OF Dallas count,
ut the election IN December next. ;Swtd
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ALEX. HARDWOOD.

| announce myself as a candidate for Dis
trict Clerk of Dallas county, ut the ensuing
election. 30wtf
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Church Directory.

BIT. MATTHEws' EPISCOPAL, CHURCH
Corner Lamar and Elm streets. Rev. \. d.
davenport, Rector. Sunday School al halt
past a. NJ. Services at half past 10 A. NJ,
and half pdst8P NJ
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH
ssuuih-,orner, commerce aud Lamar
sunday School at threesquartets past 10 a.
", SERVICES at half past 10 A. NJ, and hall
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WILLIAM SMITH, living up near the
brewery, ignlted paper containing
powder, and. threw 1t over a fence close
to where he was standing. No explo-
sion taking place in the time expected,
elooked ovcrthe fence to see the cause
when Just as he had got his. face well
over, ofitwent. With the excent,on -,
one or two spots on bis nose, Smith i
az good looking as ever.
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FHE Fourth Annual Fair of the Par
ker County Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Association will commence on the
sOth of September next, and continue
I'VE days. A long list ofprizes are Of
fered for competition in agricultural
products, etc.
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Mosre, lInmm a Thomas take This oppor'
lnnity 10 Inform their many friends tllnt
they VIII In future be- found at the CITY Mar
kct House, occupying stalls II ANA u, where
they VIII furnish to their many friends and
customers the bcI quality Of mcnts That Gun
be found In the country. Al mcnts pur-
chnsd Of them win be- delivered In any por-
tlou of the city free of cnrrlngc. l2Gd3t
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Two little boys attempted to fire u
hay stack yesterday afternoon, near
East Dallas, but they were discovered
before they had time to make their
match go off when they were made to
go ofl'themselves,
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RICE birds.
u.uuaqvs.
r,,,,, ohomoctres.
,e,'...,,u,,y,, IN ,ho cIty,
.'''," 49,, ,.,,,,,y
'''' :" wy ,u.,
TEXAS i"c'''u',''' ~. An
l'nRTY'rwo Ilgn'S' y" '" Wv
NINE pistols drawn pu' "O"' '''
on the 4ih, M
COMBINATION I0oHs--A o"'No5 y
kinks.
SrAn sprcad spangled cag'eor"''o"S'
on The Fourth.
nr., Irq,rns inscription on
tombsiones.
p,,s,,,,y,s Marrying with
an, Luowlnp nor disposition,
~, hn,drod md scyeniy.two aud u
hoIf ublacl,u ewes, on the 9TH,
49,, ,,,,o,,od,,s,ooIne to manu-
,l.n.. l,,,,,, 1, Tho cIty. Then tho
'nV'u'u ',,,,, "I ~ soh Mason. whore IL
' "
"' ,.eo.o,,. Ia.
"rnly WY W, ~ ,,o', hoI
'o"' Nv"
w " o
'RoWs' w p'"'N w "V"' W." T.,
scurou VIC ~" :" ~"
''"''
Iwoo 'ne "N', Np'eep', ,. "'" o, ~,
u,e flh, W'ie y. poV Wv - 49,
"M"lor "'o'''' wv" 'O'V'.' w
Den WILLIAMS a"'s,V "'D"e Wv" y
inc f"'lfo"V' a''"'''" Wv 'e. " w
huhu'oo wv" '"''' ''"'
DALLAS has . chicken WIN no lee',
ana sne Walks arOu',u " wy '''n'p :,
o' her 'esS' "nu '0OS'' ''''' ''"' '''''s
horsepocN'
III cannon u' cSpeV'V" '''a' '''e ' "''-
Worio WIZ eyer p'ouooc 10 s,""" '''"-
,,,., y. n,,so,s
ihn Do"'o VI ,rus'ce'o, wv i'N''
',,'e insurance company naVp" sum
" '"o''cS " 'o",' ", soo" 'e"' o'''''
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a GENTLEMAN formerly connected
with the publishing department of the
Days Doings" Of New York, is in
the city, and don't know but what he
might give us a similar publication
here.
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The nrm Of Fcndlcy Il Miller Is this 'lny
dissolved by mutual consent The business
viii hereafter be conducted Nt the old stand
byJ,J. Fcndlcy, who win assume all oblga-
lions of the old flrm, ana to whom all out
standing indebtedness to Fcndley ~ Miller
must be- pnid, l2ldlr
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For d good cool pln.s Of Mend or Soda
water and Zine Cignr. "a Ia L.T. noid
Il Hro.. candy manufactures ANA whole
snIc aud Retail Dealers In Fruits
Nuts, etc, ETC. southeast corner ~ ll'
gounrr. l20dit
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AN extraordinary outrage was nor-
petrated on labOrIng man named
zenup~, living out on the Texas (~.
trail ailroad, about q half mile FUN
town, yesterday afternoon. He wa M
standing BY his gate, when two mon
approached him, and suddenly takIrs
him by the throat jcrked him out N ths
road and merciIcssly beathlm. Asths,
started to 50 Off he heard them INV
"That's the best part ofthe days nun
by ODD
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a man, whom we will call \, in speaking
of another whom we viii call b, remarked
"nrothcrs and sisters have none, but that
mans father IL my fathers SON" what
relation existed between them? Go to LOcb'S
store and this question win be answered. III
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Al Lhn Mana Cllv MnrlloL.

We would respectfully inform or cufIom'
err ana the public generally, mat on ana
AMOR Tuesday, the slh Instant, we win sell
ON mesh mouls al stalls A ana q, NJ The 'liy
Thankful Tor puN mvols, We
hope 10 mrlt the same IN the future
WITT a WILSON,
leGdlt Formerly crawford a. wilson,
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ATTENTION Is called to the profess
sional card ofMr, y. lIughesin another
column. Mr., Hughes comes to our
city most highly recommended as IN
attorney, and gentleman of culture,
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For good cool glass of MEAD or SOMA Wa
TER and FINE CIGAR 90 10 l.. d, Zorro Il
Bro, candy manufacturers and WHOLESALE
and RETAIL DEALERS In FRUITS, NUTS, &C.
Nc, Southeast corner of the square.
June II, 1879. lO9d2w
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Geo. M. battlefield a. 90, fur
nitmrc dealers. have moved OPP
pOsitr ,hc Scott Mouse. Elm
street. where i,ley will remain
until their new brici. building
H. completed. ll7tr
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We will sell lumber, shingles, doors, snhs
etc, etc., after this day at CURRENCY prices,
WIN always pay best bank rates for gold and
silver In payment of bills,
lO1m CAMERON Il MAlF1ELD,
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Grand Jury.

We beg to suggest 10 the Criminal
Court, TO be convened tomorrow, the
propricty Of cmpanncling n grand
Jury for the indictment of II few bud
eases, which up to the present writing
are going "unwhippcd Of JUSTICE \
grand jury can be made up from the
citizens of the city, without amy dctri-
ment TO their business, and thus re
lieve tlccountry of amy burden IN this
matter. We hope that Major Ault
will give thissuggcstiona few thoughts,
and place them before the Court for
action.
a DALLAS man has nm insane alice
ton for turnips, and also hats II very
rnscally son. Tho other day, the old
gentleman had occasion 70 rcprimand
the young man, when TO the seniors
0stonishmcnt, he candidly admitted
that he had done wrong and never
would do so any more. SIC said the
father with his Mce bcaming with de-
light ut his sons conversion, and
reaching ont his thoughts to indicate
how great his joy was: "lt | thought
so, my son, Hd pi(Ht Y0W for iuWipS.o
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chang. ~ sehcJuie gH ihH s.nfrAi
ltnlir0itd.
on and ,afer tomorrow July y
trains Of the Central Ilallrond viii mr.
rive here ny follows
Mail train, going north, arrives NJ l,ib 4, ",
ltMnil lInln, uulng south, nfflNnH ~ % y, NJ
Mixed train, gOlnp NORTH hlllNra ~ " N,
Mixed train, going SOUTH arrives ~ = A. NJ
SAMME liAKER,n crlmclul youngllng,
The property OF u VcAylus-tempcrNl
female IN tho city who obscYod her
shaver slcnl u ride on llo street car
took Sam by the ear after his ride, nnd
led him up Main street. "fccllng' the
little devil with her slipper which she
would sioop down every few min
utcs and take of for the operation, to
the application OF which Sam respond
cd with n series Of musical snitllcs.
WHIST calling the other evening u
young gentleman living uptown asked
his lady friend how, In view Of the fact
that their seemed to be u disposition to
adopt masculine apparel BY the ladies,
she would lilSct0 wear pantaloons. He
snys he can't, to snvc his soul, tell
what she said, hut one thing he docs
know, aud ihnl Is that lac has ilc pho
ldpraph ofthrcc or four picEcts on hi-
l...,.a Iul..l IA ...ttAIs ,.I ,.,tl- IA.
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Attention, Hibernians!

The members of the Hibcrnan Benevolent
Society will hold their meetings nj the May
orS old office until further notice. ny order
la9du J.J, BODklN, Secretary.
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woman's Medical Adviser

giving Causes, symptoms and Treatment Of
all ordinary. female complaints. A book
needed by all motheH and sickiy females.
frlee ~ els, Nddrss as ahove. lgldewIm
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THE REST.

nE K6SI.
BARBERsHop OPPOSITE CRUTcnFIELD HOUSE
Loud roars the dreadful thunder,
And the rain begins to drop,
And the clouds may rend asunder,
We are always in the shop,
In readiness to shave you,
Cut or dress your hair,
Or shampoo those who wish
with preparation fair
We have chairs, easy and neat,
And now Bob Is complete,
In his shop on Main street;
His BARRIERS are of his race,
Yet have not as black face:
They are negroes, SO am I,
10 walk In, gents, don't pass us by,
losdGm ROB, THE BARnER.
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Jelly Glasses, Fruit lars,
Sealing Wax, all at reduced
prices, at GOSAIN a. CO.'S.

A secret Among the Pretty Females
Many beautiful, hright-eyed young Indies
who are blessed with many bcaux, say the
secret of their charms is In the use of DIR.
DromgoocS English Female Bittcrs.
ENGLISH FEMALE BII'fERS, which
cures all female complaints, can be had NJ
the drug store
"Oh! | do like st. Elmo SO much, don't
you?" says u young lady to u less educated
friend. ~ never use IT," she replied. 81 al
ways prefer English Female Bittcrs." l2ldlm
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!. n. nAnrnoLow' l'''' ' EDITOR

Prom ana ansr ibis date, ".p,'s y"n
a. msprcE TIIr PRICE, o. A 49, nave '""
- ,wsn.,.ar percent we y, "" 10
the mciIitics and inc H', ,''.. ,a,es. nv
as good work, md ga. ,o y !, , "',sn 10
sss BE- done ~, where, ana W. , "''~ 90
. q" a. - nrius your yiae Job Ne's "o ~
NOR rim andisonrion S'r's'''
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his resi-
dence, corner Pacific avenue and lIOustsn
street, The building Is one of the best anu
most thoroughly finished in the city, and ms
all necessary outbuildings attached. For
terms, inquire Of w. II. Thomas, Mt the bank
ing house of CASTOR 4 Thomas, or of
9biSwtf JNO. W. SWINDEIIS,
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THE MAILS.

Lancaster ana Wnxuhntchtc mail. QUO y. m.
Denton mail closes Monday, Wednesday
and Friday nights at 500 p. m.
Cleburne mail closes Saturday and We'd
ncsfay nights nj 300 y. m.
Ofilcc hours from So. III. to 5p. IN. during
the week. On Sundays from $50 To 1880 n. m.
The office will be closed one hour each
day upon the arrival Of the Northern and
southern malls. WIN. Jon rs, Il. NJ I.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ENGLISH
FEMALE BITTERS,

A n INFINITE multitude Of diseases wait
N upon womans footsteps from the cradle
to the grave, and so long MS she exposes her
self To the various vcisSitudes of weather anl
cvcr-chnnging scenes of LIES fitful follieS, SO
long will she bo the recipient of troubles pc
culiar to her'seN. but few ladies are EXEMPT
from some form of female complaint. The
diseases and symptoms of some OF those atiec-
tons alluded to- are MS follows: Chlorosls.
or Green sickness, all Irregularities, Ilystcr,
les, Palpitation, Sick Headache, Difficulty of
Breathing, Smotherlng Sensations, Prulapsus
uteri and liberation, cold feet and hands.
Giddiness and Swimming of the Head. Pain
In the side and back, low spirits and mclan-
choly, Mental and Physical Prostitution.
WaSefilness, indigestion, Constipation, Tor,
pid Liver, and all that class of chronic com.
culiar and valuable combination known as
DrOm COOLIES
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY


Judge Fourteenth DlstrIctoH AllplN u Al'
District Attorney .o,,..o,.,"JOliN IT, AIl