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Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, IL. There is wrang!e
here over the preparations for the celebration
of the 4th of July. Two committees have
been formed, one composed of 200 members
and the other of 800, and are making prepa-
rations independently.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

Bricks express is bringing strawberries,
inc apples, and all the luxuries of the sea-
lon. He has made Lombard's store the head
(uarters for these articles on the arrival Of the
|oat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
Horrible Tragedy.

Philadelphia, l2. George l.. Falconer, &
bar tender, was found early swoonng on the
pavement in front of the Girard bank, insen.
sible from pistol shot He had been rob-
bed Detectives are investigating the mat
ter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

The approach Of fly time warns bousekeep-
fs to put up the gauzy barriers that are so
kshionable at this season. Beale & Co., on
fater street, have a complete protection IN
e shape Of gauze and wire netting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, ~. The bankrupt Humbolt
Fire Insurance Company of this city has de-
clared dividend of Sc per cent. on adjusted
claims. The creditors have until November
II to present claims.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Philadelphia, ~. The city council has
appropriated $4,000 for the 4th of July cell
ebration, on which occasion the grounds in
the park will be transferred to the centennial
commission.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

Mothers who have to patch and darn up
the holes in their boys pants, will be glad
70 learn that some clothiers have got out
patent trowsers for boys, with copper rivets
knd steel-knee pants.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
BELFAST.

Belfast, Me-, -. The schooner Balssh
Howes, two hundred and fifty tons owned by
S. A Howe & Co., others, and to be COM
manded by Capt Heuben Burgess was launch
ed to-day from the yard of c. p. Carter &
Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

CALAIS, June T. 1873
Or. +. W. Kinsman: Your Adamson's
Cough Balsam has been used in my family
the past winter and is very highly valued by
all who have used it here. ! intend to give
in print my opinion of it, as have already
repeatedly done in private conversation.
Yours &C.,
G. II. WHDDEN, Jn.,
Editor Of Calais Times.
junell-+w&s2w&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
Large stock Of Mems, Youths and Boys
Clothing at Huntington, Mason Co.'s
iune1-+lW

The money will be refunded in every case
Of liver complaint, jaundice, Indigestion, dys.
pepsia, dizziness, costiveness, ETC., where a
cure is not effected by fair trial Of DR.. Ben.
nett's Celebrated Jaundice Bitters. Put up
only by johnson Bros, Druggists, Augusta,
Maine +tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

The wife Of Mr.. Fred Johnson, recently OF
|ardner, died in Boston on Sunday night.
hpt. Chas. +. Gardiner, we'll known to the
kizens Of Gardiner and vicinity, died in North
|.mbridge, Mass, Tuesday morning He
bs IS years of age.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

Mr.. NJ. A. Chandler, on Green street has
peas in blossom. Without doubt he will have
some TO eat with his salmon on the fourth of
July.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
POLITICAL.

Concord, N. H., IL. The House met at .
O'Clock, and the following bills were read a
third time and passed: To amend the PAM
phlet law I; in relation to civil suits; to in
corporate the Laconia manufacturing COM
pany.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York, June l2
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
Money easy at and per cent. with the bulk
OF business at and per cent, closing at per
per cent. Sterling exchange firm at 1U9dlO9h for
GO days, andl ll0ail0h for sight. Heavy failure is
reported on Cotton Exchange. Gold fell from ii !
to l6i the reduction of the rate of interest bv
the bank OF England, but rallied to ll6Idll7 at
the close. Loans, 2 " per cent Clearings, e67,-
,0oO Tn. assistant treasurer disburscd sls9,.
coo. Governments duh and steady. State bonds
nominal.
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WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTING

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, June 12.-8P Pm.
Fer New England, on Friday, light to
resh northwesterly to northeasterly winds
md generally clear weather are probable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

So many are the compliments now showered
upon the weather, if Old Prob. is at all sus-
ceptible to flattery, we shall have good weather
right along.
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Regatta.

The 10th annual Regatta of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club took place took place to- day over
the usual course. There being scarcely lany
wind, the race was comparatively uninterest-
| ing.
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Races.

For the trot of Sl255 at Prospect Park, to-
day, six horses were entered The race was
in three istraight heats, by J. l. Dangrey's
o3l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

Mr.. George II. Boardman and Mr.. A. r.
Webb have put on a team between West Wa
terville and this city, which makes three trips
weekly.
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Marrten.

In this city. 18th inst, by the Rev James II.
Ecob, William b. ToplG Of Chicago, H., to Miss
Mary W. stanwood of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
EASTPORT.

Eastport, -. The two men killed at the
gas works were buried to-day. Services
were held at the cemetery. all the clergymen
in town taking part.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

Full line of summer under clothing at
Huntington. Mason & Co.'S june7-tlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
Burned to Death.

Schomokin, Pa, II. The body of Conrad
Drumheiser was found this morning, horribly
burned and mangled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

Two weeks more Of school in the village
district, and then comes the long vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, ~. The Massachusetts legislature
this afternoon adjourned sine die, after ses.
sion Of lG3 days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

Speaker Blaine and party were in Sacra-
mento on Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
BA Sc Ball.

At Base Ball, to-day, the Bos.on's defeated
the Resolutes Of Elizabeth, N. j.; the score
was III to t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

Mr.. Edward Stanwood, ofthe editorial staff
OF the Boston Daily Advertiser, is spending
few days at his old home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
Difn.

In Everett, Mass, sth inst, julia wife of Free
erick johnson Of Gardiner, Me-, aged Al years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

Hallowell, l2. The republican caucus was
held in this city this evening, and the follow
ing delegates chosen to the republican State
convention, without instructions
P F. Sanborn,
J. S. Snow.
VIM. Fuller,
A. S. Washburn.
NJ. w. Farr,
VIM. Wilson.
All the delegates are known to be fayora-
BILE to the nomination Of Mr.. Dingley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
Cholera.

Memphis, Tenn, IL. The cholera excite.
ment if abating. Abstinance from State veg.
etables has tendency to decrease mortality
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13

Custom made Business Suits from imported
Scotch goods for $50 and S22 per suit at
Huntington, Mason & Co.'s june7-+Iw
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loral anu State Nems.

Moving machine oil-Bacon and eggs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE
9aily genmebse 9uprnal.
HALLOWE ELL.
Republican Caucus-Dingley Delegates
Chosen.

Especial dispatch to the Daily kennebec Journa)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-06-13
New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. Ju

COTTON sales 1900: mid. 20..
FLOUR-sales 10350, state round hoop
Ohio 0040 90: Western ) IS 90 5O Southern 20 q
II 90
WHEAT-salcs l36,eo0; No. spring. OOaOOO
No 2, 41dl 53 ; No. 3, ] 50dl 50 winter red west
ern. O0d0 %.
LORN-sales ls .0oO: 53e57 new
OATS-sales Gs 900 40a ~ for new; 0a 4 ~ for
white
BEEF Stady.
PORK IL 60
LARD-stm 81. kettle o.
BUITEK-neS state. 1925. Western 90 a00
sUGAR-duil and heavy; Refining 77sast.
MOLASSES-unchanged
RICE-Caruina l.2aSi IL
WHISKEY-93h0
COFFEE-Rio TX 9l9n
PETROLEUM crude. 80 ass: refined,
SPTS STURPENTINE-45 2g46
ROSIN-2 $500 %.
lALLOW-si4e
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL Grain liz s2
steamer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-01

HOUSTON ANp TEXAS cENrRAE
SFAGE EsNES.

Arrives. Departs.
Font WuGau (hnlNG... l2sM z. ~. iN0 p. m.
DENTON 4 miNt-S MONDAYS, Wednesdays amt
Fridays at G00 =. nv, hVpnIlson Tuesdays,
Thursdays amt saturdays III 300 4. M
tLEnuRNR Leaves sundays ana FhlnSdNNS
at GOO II, m. Arrives Mondays and Fridays
NJ 500 y. m,
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Mnn,nn.s Mc.iienI Ad.i.er.

giving Causes, symptoms and Treatment OF
all ordinary female complaints. A hook
needed by all mothers and ScSly females.
Price - cts Address as above. l2ld&w I'm
4 n ORDINANCE regulating the sale OF
~ fresh meat, and other comestiblcs, with,
in the limits OF the city OF Dallas.
SEC L. he II ordained by the City Cpnncl
of the city of Dallas, that hereafter no person
or persons shall be allowed to SCH, barter or
exchange, or expose for sNlC, within the linz
its Of the city OF Dallas, save and except at
the Market House or Houses of the said city
nt Dallas, any fresh meats of any kind what
SueNcr, provided, this section shall not be so
construed as to prohibit the sale by any one
within the city ofn whole hog ur beef
SEc. =. BE VI, and II is hereby further or.
daincd, that hereafter no person, or PERSONS
shall, within the limits of the city OF nnllaS
sell, barter or exchange or expose Tor sale at
retail, amy fresh fish, or green vegetables. ur
other ordinary market produce, ut any Mace
other than ut the Market House or Uous,,s of
the city of Dallas, except between the hours
orc O'Clock a. NJ, and ioclock l.. NJ,
SIC. 3. ANY person or persons violating any
of the provisions of this ordiuanca shall. oS,
conviction, be fined in any suru not less
than five, nor more than one hundred dol
lars.
Size t. BE 1t further ordained that tins my i,
nance shall take effect, and be In tDrr,, v,
days after Its passage. "'
Passed June 9th, 1873.
BEN. LONG
Mnlor OF HE city of Issi as.
Attest e, =. MITcuELI., SocreFary. u.s.
lM-DltWn
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Woman's Medical Adviser, only ., ccr,s
Address as above. iIiJ s, v.n'S'
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Territory for Sale

For SpOng's Excelsior oil. A fortune for
working, Industrious, and energetic men
with some capital. We own the rights lex
clusive) for the States of Louisiana, Arltan-
sas and Texas, and are sole agents for the
states of Maryland, Virginia, North and
South Carolina for the above oil. We guar
antee our oils to give the best and softest
light now burned from oil fluid, and 1t has
no equal as to It's safety, cheapness and bril-
liancy. We are regularly organized COM
pany, and are determined TO push this bust
ness Dealers from all parts of the country
would do wen to come and see our oil and
examine our lamps, chandeliers, etc.
LONE STAR EXCELSIOR OH. co.
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The wealth rhcy Bring Trs.

OF the 4O,000,0OOpcopIc in Che United
States FIVE and u half millions were
born in foreign lands. 10 bring these
foreigners here it would take a ship
making monty voyages, with 500 pas
sengers on each trip, oi0i years to land
them. She would be required to make
II 900 round voyages, on 1000 trips
each way. Itwouldrequirc 0l6s ships,
makingmonthly round trips, with $40
passengers cnch "Trip, 10 land them all
here IN one year,
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Two men attempted to Brighten \
little boy out on the Mckinney road
on Sunday, by going to the house ~
which the little fellow was left alona
while his parents went to church. and
demanding money. The little fellow
VINO Is only seven years old, snatchoa
gun rom above a door where Ii was
suspended across some peps md w." da
, ,su .a \ pair who precipltatcly took to
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THE operations Of the wind on Mar.
ket street, Sunday afternoon, consisted
in five uprootcd trees, ten small out
houses standing on their heads, one
little innocentnegro that wasn't odoin,
nnilino to the wind, half buried IN the
sand, and Q night-cap carried out Of !
window, Which caught on a fence, and
suggested q very slender female
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From ana a0er This da'c, w.p,'y yoI,
10 RrDuCE TIIE PRICE or ~" W. hive NM
wonK twcnis.n,c per ecni, , w. "a do
me meiIlnes ana me worLn'en 70 y" y
nv good worn, and ai"s ,"N MAN. MAN., 10
can he done anywhere, ana w ,"ass Ia
DO a, Brlnu your Fine Job Wo'" ..'. :"
mir DAILY nERALD 0f''" ""
no, Kim andISourion streets
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AS John H. Rowland and n,mih, oe

AS John r. Rowland and family, Of
i.amw County, were approaching thjs
city yesterday, in a buggy, tho horsa.
became alarmed at somcthingon tho
roadside and ran of. After keon,na
thc road for a half mile, they md,
@eu'y swept to one side and plunged
over q precipicc, carrying the bugvv
and occupants down with thcm N.Y.
no horses Were killed almost instantly
nut Mr. r. and family escaped with.
out the slightest injury.
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"Dlumond pustr for the ladies, ut II. {
lIuskins q CO.'S aim
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GEORGE FRANCIS Trans friends
who called him 0whale,p and who
s,iccored him through his Incarceration
have become Indignant at his slipping
Otto Europe, and wonder how became
to do it. Possibly his slipping OF was
attributable to TRAIN-ou.
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NJ, Philip werleln dealer In pianos, or
gans and music, Nos. so, " and 90 Barronnc
street, New orleans, issin our city to intro
duce his easy system Of payments for pianos
and parlor organs, on the bi-monthly pay
ment plan. His pianos sold In DALLAS speak
for Themselves. Mr.. John Schwab, Mr. VS.
eanyasser and tuner, will visit the residences
ofour citizens and explain the system. i2odtf
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4 nRAKEsMAN ON the Central road
saw dog Jump from bank to tho ton
OF one Of the coaches ofthc train UPON
which he was attached, whilethe en-
glnc was being wooded up below
Groesbeck, and ride rs far as Calvert
where j. jumped to the street, and was
observed in real canine delight csvort.
ing abousa gcntleman's legs, who, i
was asccrtalned, was his MASTER
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THE Illinois Central railroad compa-
ny has appointed Charley labcoel,
their Southwestern passenger agent.
In this choice, the Illinois Central have
clothed with u most responsible Office
u gentleman in every particular lhor.
oughly adapted to It's duties.
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WANTED a NounY wulnill ln,'ii,' peI IA I III
w dthnuwWolls m smAll nun n ,n ~
eilS, Hngl lo wNNb m,,l ~ AK A, palms post
ufllcn,
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A man, whom we viii call A, IN speaking
of another whom we will call Il, remarked
"Brothers and sisters have none, but that
mans father is my fathers SON" What
relation existed between theme Go to I.oeb's
store and this question will be answered. i2l
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w. II. AuT, of the firm Of Auli,
Jenkins y Ault returned from the
tonicy breezcs Of the old Allcghanies,
on Saturday. Mr.. A., with his twenty
pounds of additional avordupois, may
he found hcreaiterat his office.
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Asa candidate for SHERIFF. I
the election IN December,
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J. n. pAnrnolcw, Loea' hN'''''


,...,,,..a a,,er his dale, We pTopone
"a prDrCE TIIE PRICE or AZ ~, "" :"
woIH twcni,.D,c per cent w "" ,,a
the facilities and me w"'An'" ,s, ns
M good worh, and aias low 'a .a,, n.
.au he done anywhere, nnu We m'"v :"
-. n, urinu your Fine Job Wo'" "
w,sr nAIy,y HERALD OFFICE VIZ
~, Kim andIIousion Streets
HI 1880
BnN Jon july
ELDER blossoms
GRASS burning up
HEAT lightning
Look ont for mad dogs
HAN north oflhe city Sunday
sonr swcde domeslIc7 coIo'ng
Tue yalrant law being put mo OPP
Grafton,
KAN W """N'"
ing
a HEAVY hui rc'res''l''S WV
day evening
ANOTHER expedition " wv ''''''
pole, and we are OIL u.l,,.,
oNE cigar store - D'''''
hundred cigars I" my
VIZ woSpEh u men w''o NV ' ",I'r
first commence ~ to"s''''s ''''' ''''''
HAmTrALty Respondent lh"'N'o
ualp amy justly he called 'ooSS !"
BLuE.n
a FllL description OF wy u'p ~
Terrell and retnrlA yesterday D 'a'"
over until tomorrow
AeAppgNrEv aud an actor may be
said to have business in common, az
they both unQuestlonably pfP@m o"
The b0drttS.
1N,rpp were Corty,nine lots sold at
ro..oll yesterday rnnnlne from 500 to
sio5 and arvrepating something over
$1,000.
T,yo lJr,ls mined together with u lig-
o,uro ina the sn,ncse twins, were cX-
h,hnot nv somc boys on the streets
,,os,ordov
,,,,h o,a nnoon al y
,,o. ohan,,od 10 read Yesterday, "Glyc
,haa,o teoin ana theyll nke n LOT In
~ Tnur.,,p
.,.., ,,,,, ron,on,
nn'o'o IN, ,,,'','',, i, ,o,,,nu on, 4
~ Wv ~ h'hooa,,u a MN =
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uQrEh ARRIVALS.


II, Fleming i. Foley, GALVESTON; Dr. Roy
iinnd, l0nlHlWnni \, \. tlrccnWopd, New
licT,IL Wininn " G"mmnhm G and VIM, citSs
". Garnet, GninrsyIllc; ", T.. JulnanuL
GnmoNlllei NJ. \. Mcclure, umclnnalii G.,
II Woodward IrXm ana Pacific T., r.,
WhIlaer a., nnd laelS' ,SGoISEg J., i@yS
John Tclnoy Dnllns, VIM, l,nco, Kaufman,
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The Two Seeds.

A gardener was about 10 sow some
seeds, when one exclaimed, con, let
me not be buried IN Che dark damn
earth! Why should not remain in
this warm sunshine where am?n But
the gardener threw the seed into the
ground, and covered ii, without regard
ing its complaint.
AS he did 50; another fell ont of his
hand, upon thestonc close by, where ii
remained exposed to the sunshine and
heat. In ashort timeit was paIched and
shrivclcd up; while the buried seed
was just 1T the same time beginning 10
shoot up delicate little stem, which
grew until il ripened into flower, Npd
afterwards into the ull-grown fruH,
Was ii not better to pass through illc
darkness first
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TnH DALLAS HERALD Is the largest paper
In North Texas, has by long odds the largest
Circulation, and conseqeutly is the best me-
dium OF advertising. Merchants and Others
should make note Of this.
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500 sl'EzEA,
ylusOnic.

DALLAS COMA ANnERl No. @, knights
Templar, will meet at the Asylum in thotity
of Dallns, ON the diNt Thursday after the last
Saturday IN each month,
Ed q. BOWER, 4. G,
JAS. T.. BAHKLEY, Recorder,
DAbLAS CHAPTER No. Il, liovaf Arch
MaSons, meets at the Chapter Rooms IN the
CITY OF DALLAS ON the first Monday AFTER the
ias SATURDAYS In each month";
W. NJ. G. YOUNG, NJ, T.. II, T.
HENRY Boil Secretary.
TANNEHll.L LODGE No, -, \. u A. VI
meets ON the second and last saturday even.
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
HENRY BuId4, W. NJ.
RIIu ann None AZ SCrrptulN
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All who ARE duel. y, Downs& Go for specie
accounts, viii please settle mp immediately'
as we are very much In need of our money.
l2l-D2wWlt
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RiDGEiEY ENCAMPMENT No. ", |. o.
q. t., meets ON the first and third Friday
nights IN each month, ut the odd Fellows
Han, JNO. u. kERFOOT, e.. 4.
+. y. SANRE, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. n, /, q, O. r., meets
on every Wednesday night, NJ the Odds Fell
lows Hall. ED W, HUNT, N.G
T.. III. DAVESpoRr, Secretary.
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English Female Biiicrs.

cures the above female complaints, and all
other troubles that atiicl old or young, mar
rlcd or single tcmalcS
II ut once arouscS and invigorateS the fc-
male frame, giving strength 10 the weak and
feeble, huildine up the cmucintcd, quietig
the nervous, impartng lite and huoyAncy 10
the duh and liStleSs, relieving pain, regula.
Ting The liver and bpwelSantl otherwise gath
cring up and restoring the shattered trmulo
constitution, Sold by merchants and drug.
glstS everywhere. Address
DIR, j, u. DROMGODIE,
PrOprictor, Momphis, TenMcSSee.
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A WEEK On, twoslnco n little incident

A WEEK on twoslnco n little incident
occurred at Cape tiirardcau. y char
nctcr noted somewhat for lo0ilug
around bar-roOms was sitting in his
usual place of resort with several COM
patriots, about Il card tNhle killing time
with the pa9tcbonrd. Suddenly his
wife entered the room bearing coy
cred dish, which she deposited on tlie
table With the remark: rromming,
husband, that you have been too busy
to come home to dinner, have
brought you yours, and departed,
The husband invited his companions
to share his meal, and removed the
lid from the dish, revealing uoSmokinG
roast, but instead, n >lipof paper, on
which WAS written: 81 hope you viii
enjoy Your dinner; il is the same kind
your family has n hone.'
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TEaE; ss&aaS.

lNncastcr and NNNdiiHMhir mail; haNl r. IN.
Denton mail closes Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday nights ut Sth D. m.
Ccbumo mail cloSsii Saturday ANA We'd
ncSday nights at 0NN p. M
OliCo hours from n. IN. 20 i p. IN. during
the week ON Sundays from $50 To 1850 n. IN.
The office viii he closed Que hour each
div upun the arrival OF the Northern aud
southern mails. WM. dtlN ~, 4. NJ.
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The pollas city Market House Company
win oiler TO rent, 10 The highest bidder, the
stalls. Of the City Market House, Thursday
evening at , O'Clock, July IA, lS7a, nj tho
Market House building. $. |, ADAMS,
l2ldlt President.
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FEMALE BEAUTY.

| IVES there isan, lives there u .,vomou
Ia so lost Ia reason, that he or Sll, ',',n,
admire anu appreciate genuine f,Nus c hrn,,'
"? What joy and delight to stand! 'nJ ,,''
upon healthy and beautiful woms ny M" H. ~,
can there he beauty Without health ,st ~
females: ""c'ihs
II you are annoyed with any lin gnr;,g .,
male complaint aud desire inlnlsy ~, Lii, W.
procure nj once one or two lsDt has -, H.
Dromgooles English Female Bitt ~ ,,,l IT, ~,
restored TO hc0lth Sold by ar ,,n,j w" nt
merchants. Address Se"'' "''u
DRsL, 2. DRnS GOOGLE,
memphis Tennessee
Woman'S Medical Adviser, only d cents
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PoLtcE foRCr.
W. S. Phares, -. i. Nichols, stephen IIud.
son, a. w. MiNson, William A. Baker, q. w.
Gaulin, r. A. PharrS, Charles Buck, Thomas
Mcbride.
special INSTRUMENTATION T.. Parker
ALDERMEN.
First Ward-Il. narks,lale, Alex. Sanger,
II. =. Ervay.
second Ward--John IL. Bryan, William II.
Scales.
Third Wah--John Owens, W. q. Sterett,
James Greer.
Fourth Warl-w. c. Young and John W.
Lane.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-01

To our country and city friends we respect
fully announce, that We now have a large
and well-assortcd retail stock, and being
anxious 10 sell, thlul chat they will. advance
their interests ny giving us u call.
l2l-D2wWIt j. DOWNS Is co,