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,as- Mr.. Willie Durisoe is now receiv-
ing.a delightful array of good things for
Christmas, Call in and try them.
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Advertiser, as weil as the Editor and
Proprietor and all concerned, a !" Merry
Christmas" and a:Happy g New Year." I
must bid you adiea for the present.
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IMPORTANT.

ALL Persons to whom I sold Goods
from March Until 1st November, making
eight months, and whose accounts still
remain very much larger on the Debit
than on the Credit side, I must again
beg and implore such delinquents to
come forward and settle at once. My
terms have been very liberal, and now
that the money is past duo, / want it to
meet pressing demands against mo.
.f ira .N. j. III. CIiEATHAM.
Nov 25 - .-H Inn 40
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Shoes At Cost.

Shoes At Cost.
Gallaher and Mulherin, 2S9 Broad ST.,
Augusta, Ga, are offering so cases of
men and women's Shoes at cost. Read
their advertisement in another column
and give them call. ct 49
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Executors Notice.

A Lii Persons indebted to the Estate
n Of BAILEY CORLEY, decd, will
make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said Esta- +.i
present the same, duly, attested. LIN,
twelve (J2) months from date, e, 1li.s in.
dersigned. :. y EEMUEEl lGoRI.jY
al .-lIt.%9 ~ BAIIEYN NODRLl3y
Ex'ora. Estate Bailey -Corle5 tiso' d
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Fresh Arrivals
AT
Pine House Depot!

DoZIER, VAUGHN & co. have just
received a heavy stock Of
Fresh Corn MEAL,
Black Seed OATS,
Choice Seed RYE,
Cow PEAS, Chop FEED and BRAN,
Smoked Bacon SIDES,
Dry Salt SIDES,
Canvass HAMS,
CORN and FLOUR,
Fresh Tennessee BUTTER,
MOLASSES, SYRUP,
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA,
Rice, Maccaroni, Mackerel,
Canned Meats and Vegetables.
BOOTS and SHOES marked down.
BAGGING and TIES constantly on
hand.
Agents at this place for the sale of Ma
gently Safety OIL.
The above Goods have been bought at
Panic Prices, and will be sold at the
CLOSEST MARGIN FOR PROMPT
CASH.
Nov 26 If 40
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A. P. PADGETT,


w OULD respectfully call the atten-
ton of his friends of Aiken and Edge
field counties to his Fall aud Winter
Stock of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting of every variety and style
usually Kept in an up-country Store.
Also, SHOES, BOOTS, HATS and
CAPS, all of the latest styles.
Hardware. Tinware, Crockery, and q
superior lot of Cutlery.
GROCERIES-Cons Of Choice
Sides, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, Mackerel,
Salt, Flour, Corn Meal, Corn, Oats, Po-
tatoos, Cheese, Crackers, Oysters, Sar-
dimes, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, DC.
Also, lot of fine LIQUORS, consist
ing of Brandies, Whiskies, Gin, Rum,
Wines, DC. And choice Segars, and
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
LIQUORS and SEGARS speciality.
Thankful for past favors, wishes coll
tinuation of the same.
Graniteville, Dec 3 2m50
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Merry Christmas! Christmas Gift!-
to all of you. We are in earnest-par-
ticularly as regards the merry part.
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The best wine maker now in the world
-Scupper1.o,tg lis Miss Lavinia Ken
ney, of Harmony. Or shall we say
Joh,.ston's? We regard her as an in
spired woman! -
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$50 TO $50 given iVlI! !

To each and every purchaser o.
ri HPian3, Organ or Dlelodcon.
F@7 I Tie above we are constantly do
F.1 fling, and hereby pledge ourselves to
4Ai E:ontinuc to RIO for our patrons. The
- squcry is: IS How can we AFFORD to
IL ado it?" TO explain, wownlild say,
tit is easy to make Il present when il
e., scosts nothing We simply s;Ncrh
PA7 Hthosc who purchase through our
uaorders, the agents profit, which
every one knows must be large. Agents
must make large profits 10 pay them for
canvass;ng tho country to make their
sales. Music establishments must max c
large profits u cover the expenses OF
their business, and make Il living out Of
it, to say nothing OF making :. fortune i'll
the trade aS many do. We have neither
Of these contingencies 10 provide for.
We give tho benefit of the larger part
of the discount (thatis the agents profits
to our patrons, thus saving 10 them tic
money named rs 4 gift.
advertisements FREIGHT FREE,
directly from manufactures, and c;,n
therefore sell rs we'll North rs Soltli,
East as West We get any inStrumcn:
OF any make that may be desired
We get tie very best selection OF in
strIments, even BETTER, III most cases,
than the purchaser would get were he tn
select ut the manufactory III person, be-
callse we leave the selections to coMPE.
TENT JUDGES, who have too much Mt
stake TO impose upon us by turning OIL
on our orders, inferior or defective in
strumonts. Every plano or organ sold
by us is fully warranted for five years,
and will be replaced if not satisfactory.
Give us your order, and we will return n
satisfactory instrument or refund thr
money Second hand Pianos taken i'll
exchange for new ones.
Correspondence invited from all par
ties thinking of purchasing now or al
any future time.
Send stamp for catalogues.
a. SiloaTER CALDWELL,
Secretary Rome Female College,
Rome; Georgia.
Oct. %, 3m II
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TO THE LADIES.

w E have just received beautiful
Lot of TOILET SETS, VASES and
BOUQUET HOLDERS, which we are
selling at one-half what they sold at last
wear. Call and see them. Sold by
G. L. PENN d SON.
Dec 8 If so
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GRAND OPENING
At IohnSt0n's Depot.

y LEMUEL TURNER, Qate of Lake
City, Fla.,) would respectfully announce
to the Public that he has just returned
from New York with complete stock
of the finest
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A New and Popular Feature
in Life Insurance.

BUY SAVINGS FUND POLICY"
in the old Southern favorite-THE PIED
MONT q ARLINGTON.
Explanations given, and applications
taken by all Canvassing Agents of the
Company.
LEAPHART & RANSOM,
Gen'l. Agents.
Dec. 8, I'm so
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j. l.. TURNER.
Johnston's Depot, Nov 2m46
JAMES P. COLEMAN with J. L..
TURNER, invites his acquaintance and
the public in general to call in at the
NEW STORE, where he will be happy
to wait on them from morning till night.
Do not forget.
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Dry Goods and
General Merchandise.

To the Ladies he would beg leave to
say: please call and examine his assort-
ment of LACES and RIBBONS, NO
TIONS and TRIMMINGS, and all the
LATEST NOVELTIES of the TIMES
Also, his CONFECTIONERY selected
to please everybody.
He has full line Of GROCERIES lex
cept Liquors,) consisting in part Of BA-
CON, LARD, FLOUR, CHEESE, &c.
Also, fine lot Of SHOES of every
size and variety.
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Have you noticed Mr.. Cisby's' new
stable near the Tompkins Hotel? 1t
fills up an ugly gap admirably.
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The Christmas things at tIAir. Penn's-
in quantity, beauty, variety, and novelty
really take the rag off the,bush. And
so cheap are they that you look up to see
ifWillis not Santa Claus himself!
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The ladies of the Episcopal congsega-
ton are making preparations to decorate
their Church beautifully.
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CAssIMEREs-An unequalled,
stock of Medium and Low Priced
Cassimeres, from recent depressed
j. ". TURf'LEY.
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We hear of q number Of strangers,
ladies' and gentlemen, coming to visit
friendsin. cur town dnring Christmas.
Things begin to look as if we should be
quite gay and social.
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AT Clisby g. Lynch's. Christmasis per-
fectly ablaze-C Christmas for the eye!
Christmas for the heart! Christmas for
the palatel orold men and maidens,
for young men and children! Go and
fill your stockings, your baskets, your
pockets, your hands!
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Last week we stated that DIR. Parker
had gone to Chicago to visit sick brother.'
And now we regret to chronicle the fact
that this brother has since died. He.
was physician of greatzeminence and
large wealth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-18

The sale of The three large plantations
comprising the real estate of the late
Gov. Pickens, were soldat public outcry
on Monday last. Mrs. Pickens bought
the whole The Edgewood OF: Homestead
Tract, 5000 acres, was bid off at 5000;
the Grove Tract, 1900 acres ct $4,000, and
the Savannah River Tract, 2f0o acres, at
Sls,1
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]. 'TIJREEY

STYLISH DRESS GOODS, inclu-
ding Smoke, Myrtle, Give, Prune,
Rosela, Paon, Sage, Marine, in varie-
ty, at J. W: TURKEYS. IS
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Railroad Conxep,la.

We are in receipt of communioo.
, no ,. nom nom J. II. clendcning, Esq, of
fort Smith, Ark, calling our attention
70 the fact that a general railroad CON.
y, ss''. 40, VIII convene at that place on
'ne 4'n Of July prox., and asking Us to
encourage our people to act in the mo,
ter and have delegates there. We s,,a-
ges. that our citizens hold a meotipa
ana discuss the importance iuyolya1
y ,nls convention to Dallas, and Il
a., advantage can begaiued !,
~ sending delegates to il, that they h.
a ! to attend. Who win be The
nrst to move In the matter9
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VIM, II, PRATHER.
n6RS. IRAC. MITCNE,

As candidate for sheriff OF Dallas county nj
the election in December. d&w
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a MAN and bis wife who have been
running u boarding house, up street, in
this city, and also running themselves
in debt with our merchants notified
their creditors of their departure, yes
terday, by hanging a carbon the door
with this inscription, 0Brrsy AND |
ARE QUIZ
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WE have just heard Of the old po,r-
ooh Democrat who has cut his broth
ers acquaintance because he wears a
BLUE shirt It was too suggestive of
the army cloth worn by the black Re.
publicans during the war. He's of tbe
same brilliancy as the fellow who
couldn't respect his father after his
hair got gray, because twas suggestive
of the army cloth worn bv tha co,,
federate so!dlery.
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II " now a settled fact thUtour citizens ear
obtain rnd cnloy thomost beautiful and per
feet light that has has over been introduced
IN this country. oar cntouhising citizen
Mr., Fendlcy, of the firm of Fcudlcy " Miller
celebrated Ilumnntor and has opened d
nnc store, whore VIII be- kcpta fine sock al
the pat chandeliers, metal and glass lamps
burners, shades, etc., in connection with this
oil, We have given the oh fair trial, at ON
Office aud nt,homc, and unhcsilaIngly PRO
nOunre II grand
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SOME small children whose nursery
literature could not have been Of the
most amiable kind, threw several kit
tensh'a pool of water near the Epis-
copal Church, yesterday, and left them
To drown.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NAT. ri. RURFORD
ALEX. HARDWOOD.

announce myself as u candidate for Dis
rict CLERK OF Dallas county, ut the ensuing
election. aOWtf
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THE local editor of this paper has re-
eeived several kilograms asking about
the truth of the arrest of the Bender
family, near this city, wesay once for
all we know nothing about the Bend
ers' but suppose we could, just rs our
inqulrers can, any time we or they
choose to step around to a calaboose
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ONE of the jail guards discharged his
pistol, for the purpose of cleaning it,
in the Jail yard, yesterday, and before
the sound had died awayhe had an au-
dience of about two thousand, demand
ing IN chorus to know ifhe had ''kllled
him.
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TnE Odd Fellows Hail. which is u
good building of brick, has been rod
dod. An odd fellow further up town,
and who Is ~ bad building of flesh and
bones, got rodded, too.
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RYAN "a WORTH
Architects,
Civil Engineers and Surveyors
lUal2m
a CARD.
a CARD.

We are doing mn auction and COM
mission business, at the corner Of Elm
and Market streets IA prominent point.
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing II real estate bust
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes.
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, MS instructed, aud make
liberal advances on consignments. Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns" Respectfully,
NJ. A. HIBBLER Il co.
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w. M. MOON

Asa candidate for sheriff OF Dallas county
at the election In December next. Swtd
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A dwelling house, containing i've rooms,
with fine yard and convenient outhouses,
and inexhaus,ible well of delightful water,
situated ON Houston street, three blocks
from the public square. For further Informal
ton apply to SteagallS Co. letf
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A LARGE Newfoundland dog, the
property of u farmer of this county,
harnesses horses and bitches them
toa wagon pillow, with the same cor
rcclness us his owner would.
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"'LI. fix you up lnldanice case of
sudden death, twas the porlentous adj
monition of a Sow Boy the other
day, at one of our hotels, on belngmade
fun of by q "nice young man,
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q DALLAS man went out to cham
payne supper the other night, and ar
rived home just as the breakfast bell
was ringing. In the afternoon, he
walked down street on crutches, and
his friends asked him what was tho
matter and he said his wife asked to
see him after breakfast--and she saw
him. Nv"
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Printing.

w ANrEp no Rent \ dwelling house
w with four or Ave rooms, Address An
this Office.
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Come and oSnmlue ourms.lilSo lights, nnd
try our metal mnlp., ana II they fail to gIvc
satisfaction wo win take them buc, AZ the
oil and Lamp Cumpauy's store.
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THERE lsa man in Dallasso violently
opposed to anything Of a blue color
ihal after caichinga glance of the sky
the other day, he went and rented u
cellar.
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Thodllbront denominations OF our
city talk about loonlInpnll tllcchllrohD.
on ono street aud calling ~ slreo
Church street.
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SINCE the Hook and Ladder Comps
ny has been organized spmsIers occIl-
pying second story rooms have put
another nail over their windows,
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4, ESchman, j, r., MmShnlli r. llnld,Gnl-
ycRlom v, llollrL CowIcnnni W. j. DAVIS,
llouNoniJ, q, ScsumH, Dnllns Robert CAN'T
Tennessee; Alfrd Brown, KnnsuH; G, Amy-
burn, New York; jnmcs \. Moohcnd, 81.
louT u, +, Barnett, McXu,C. Whcccr,park-
er re. l1itlr T. ~ ininondiJ, $, SteyCns;
dprsuu, COIAcuun,
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We arc requested 10 tlnto Tint the Rev,
Henry NJ, smith, y. n,Of Sow OrlmnG, win
preach Ia ne fro,lPlorln church. on Elm
street nest sabbath, June ~, nj II o'corl-
A,M dUglt
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RlDGEIiEY ENCANipMENT No. % |, q.
o. H., meets on the first and third Friday
nights In unch month"; nj the odd Follows
HAN, lNO. u. kEliFOOP C. n,
T., A. SAYRE, Scribe. %
DALLAS LODGE No. II, |. q. f., meets
on every Wednesday night, nj the Odds Eel
lows Hall ED. W, HUNT, n. q.
l.. II. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
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Commercial FIOiri.

II, y, lOloWnni " H. Cunningham, NIr
loachmgn, Murlnl; II, q, luolunpllnm,
gnd mmlY, rcNns Mrs, a. Lcdch 'rSn..
Mr., W, Millur TcVnt; Mw ~, McGurdA
IrNnE DICK tumincW j, II, Srudloy
WclhcrIomi WA, A, Cunningham, shr.
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We win wll lumber Hhlugpl. doors n.Nt
etc., etc.,, nncr lhltday rrW1Nrt phrri,
win nlNu'Hpuy bml hlul, rate lorHnl'l Wd
hilYrru Payment Of bllf'
lrlm CAMl,luN @MANFlfl,n.
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The sdcuco of society amounts TO
little tue mi ullr-, n certain penIu.
poc5 with the knowledge, and who VIII
douy lhnt there itH certain NATURAL Hiil
for -uriul influence, Ne llrro Is ior nll
beautiful Auhe F0np persons nave u
rare slcnl WilohrY who have not any
other form NJ puulu-, and some women
NJ ycly moderate abilities IN other lc'
spcrH have mn art OF plGFIuR Chat
amounts Ia luecInwlnn .u
one woman In famous azure WI
mlhcru great crowd Of nolnhlr- IN u
grand hmno and give them 70 great
supper aud nll hail hr lllt and llull +
while some WIrmc little body WIZ
out any lln7hy costume or parade i"l
even with rare beauty VIII entertain
! her circle Of guests In n rlnrmlnR way
of her own, and make them all ul
| home with hcrmd prh other, she
| plays upon their various lruprIH ana
/ traits aud wsurnllpn- na u muster
hnnd plny upon lhc harp piano,
! have sometime thought That Wo7
manly charms, and perhaps even What
| in the beet Hcn-r b. called lllniuMc0uld
| bc made one Of lhr liuoW1-. ana CON
scmUlcd To- charity ana even 10 IrI,,.
gIon That BRIGHT wI la'," nat la'l
dozen .lripIiup IN loud ana lourhr,,,
each In turn with plH}WI grace uhiil
they are willing captive. Ia hor opcIL
and rcody TO buE bcr plnrus'llon. or
watch Chains at the fair rpo 10 hrr
church and worship by her prayer
book
! There lsuliuo, indeed, beyond winch
| dis I|iling ccuso- 10 bra tine ART ana
. bvrumCs quite business llNr ANA lllll-
/ t,,in,. . ,,.ti,.,l ,.,,.,pti,u lr mink inc
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Having sold out my interest I'm the Dallas
City Market, all persons indebted 10 me are
requested to come forward ut once aud settle.
JAMES q. COMERFORb.
Dallas, June Is, lSIl-dlw'
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Blackberry brandy At Wards.

ATTENTION is called to the advertise
mcnt ofJames G. Crawford, who wishes
everyone indebted to him to call and
settle.
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nOTEL ARRIVALS.


7, a.. Anm, ~ LuulHIGeorgr llrnlti lllIunh,
John y, Collins, foulRr II, DIclioriuu, Mo-
j. ilohns md mUily, WAX George spria,i
mMl MmmIlN. LMA InlLm AImLLN nML WIN.
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LOCAL NEW =
). n. nAnrHoLow, LOAF Ial'o,,

,,,,. doie, We propose
A., n1n,'rr T,ln pnJCE ~ AN '"n
w0RK ,wen,s,nye percent W. 70 do
the facilities ana ~ ,n !, W. "' law rates, ~
:" csu s he done anywhere, and We n'ea" ., 20
do II. Hiring Your r'a' s sY' cor.
r ,'a. ,,, mama and ,,"a.'on streets
.---
WEEDS,
EoursrmASs'
WARM nights.
su,urs collorIess.
o,,,,,,,,, an, IL fine moon.
,..e.,onoo-Ask Pa.
" WV ' ~, .nlondld
'''' "'"'''' " "" - ho,boby.
a MoIl'E"S p''' w. ,.,,
WnwrIEl's mreloo'cu WY
H TuE Mayor cannot learllI''''''' ""
from the CaplIolialls'
SoNa Of the night editors =
won't 90 home, I'LL morning
EVERY wash.wOman, this weather,
should be- n good whlIe'waSher
T,,p m,slucss Won have topllt up IN,
hcloro vo,, s,lcceed, IL cutting wood
J,u nypp n fine sparkling blade who
o,,lls ,ho n,rarnnhs for the Waco FIX
nmlnor.
pApRspALr, rs Mayor, mo TEMp
weOrs his official honos like a Lord
Chnncellor
A FARMER near Dallas has n hall
nero. tbc wheat of which measure ak
foot Inhcieht
p,,,,,o,,, ,o.,,lonoos an lhe business
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lob PRINTING.

w ANTEn- Orders for any amount of iol
w work. Tie Herald olice is prepared
with new material of every kind TO do ~
States.
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OIh type Metal.

w ANrFn--I,ive, active agents In all the
w surrounding counties To solicit subScri.
hers for The Daily and Weekly Herald.
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ANTED-p Purchasers for u lot of old
w type metnl-Nn excellent substitute for
Rabbit metal, Price low. Apply at The
Herald office.
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City Officers.

Tho members of the NamclesS club are re-
questod to call ON the.Secretary, A, J.. Self,
and pay their pro rata of Indebtedness. II
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SOd'EETEEiS.


DALLAS COMMANDERl No. q, Knights
Tcmplnr, viii meet 1T the Asylum IN the CITY
OF Dnllas on the first Thursday after The last
Saturday IN each month,
llD. q, BOWER, T.. e.
JAS. u. BARELEY, Recorder,
DALLAS CHA PIER No. Il, Royal Arcl,
Musons meets at the Chapter Rooms ia the
city of Dallas, on the tirst Monday after the
last Saturday IN each month,
WM. c. YOUNG, NJ. r., H. 4.
HENRY BoLl, Secretary.
TANNEllllL LODGE No. so, II. Il \. NJ O.,
meets ON the second and last Saturday cVcu-
lngs of each month, 1T the Masonic Han.
HENRY BOIL, W. NJ
RICHARD MORGAN, Secretary.
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For Snlc.

A fine saddle or work mule, in good order
fifteen hands high. Apply TO Geo. L. Brown
at Kendall's Land office. lld2t
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Cigars and Tobacco,

Fred. oppenheimer, wholesale dealer, II
North Second street, 81. Louis, Mo.
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Dallas Lodge of>Good Templars meets
every Tuesday night ut - p.M.i Mt Female
College. V"''
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Houselleepcrs, call ut WilmNns grocery
store, opposite Williams Bros, and get II
sample of yeast powder FREE. II
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wv ANTED-To know who reads the pa
w pers. We want the name OF every
reading man In Northern Texas ON the sub
Scription books Of The Daily Herald.
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RAEEIIOAR VIsGE Table.
Arrival nud Departure oil Trnims NJ
Dallas.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRNL'
Arrives,
From the South muil lana cNprrssl l2;i2 y, IN,
From the North Ounll Hud rNWrsl 29} p, M,
Missed tram Suul ll.,,.,,..u..o,....,,., 1870 A. ~,
Missed lwlu North. .,,,..,,,,.... l'.0 a, IN.
TEXAS AND Pacific
I.CpNps AITiNus,
Mnll'EN prosSur.u.....,. zoo n. IA, $40 -, ma