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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-24

Leave Chester at 533 Ti3, s33, SIs9l3 and II O8 a.
m. lO3 i8 2il All 5.33, 6.i9 6-33, SO, 1876 p
From baltimore 10 Philadcphia-Leave Baltinots
7.3O u. M, Way Mail, $50 m, Express, 255 p. m,
Express, T.3O, p. IN, Express, lOI5 p. IN.
From baltimore TO Port Depost and intermediate
stations at I 80 II. m, and 800 p. m.
Accommodation Train from Port Deposit will leave
for Perryvillo at $50, $50, ll00, m 200, 3i5 $50
r. IN.
q and 435 p. IN.
Trains for baltimore leave Wilmington at 1889,
2.13, 1902 a. M, .Os and 517 p. m. -
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore ut 80 and l045 p. m, stopping at
Magnolia Perrymans, Aberdeen, Havre-de- Graco,
Perryvine, CharlestOwn, North East, Elkton, New
npk Stanton, Newport Wilmington, Caymont, Lin
wood and Chester. Ii. II. KENNEY, Sup't.
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ENGLISIIS
PATENT
TERRA GOTTA
CHIMNEY TOP,

For preventing Smoke AMI gas
and securing n good draft.
REFERENCES --Messrs. Harry
Grant, David woolman, q. W.
Vernon, VIM. II. England, Geo.
q. J.obdell, VIM. G.. Pierce, W.
ii. Quinn, T. Il. West, II. Bid
die, John Hanna, j. W. Haw-
kins, Michael Il Bro, Perry
mansville, Md, +. NJ. Mitchell.
Hizar a. Lee, Samuel Murphey,
Rev. A. j. Snyder, Rt. Rev.
Thomas A. Becker, d ish hop
Scott, Odessa, James NJ. Wise
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fsS.. cpstsasxsszFs3 PhiIadelp phia, Wilmington
IL sAEssitssssS2s and RnI timOre lsail Koad.

COMMENCING THURSDAY DEC. l9th 1872.
Trains will leave Depot, corner OF Broad Street and
Washington Avenue, as follows:
Way Mail train Mt $50 q. m [Sundaysexceptedl for
baltimore, stoPP,i,ns at all regular stations ,.,,
Line at Clayton with Smyrna Branch railroad and
Marylsnd and Delaware Railroad, ut Harrington
with junction and Breakwater Railroad, ut Seaiord
with dorchester and Delaware Railroad, at Demar
with Eastern Shore " road, at Salisbury with WI
Express Train at l2.l5 a, M, [suniays excepted,l
tor Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Whining.
Wilmington with train for New Castle.
Express Train at 90 p. m, tSundays excepted, for
Thurlow Lmwood, Clay mont, Wilmington, Newport,
stanton, Newark, Elkton, Northeast, Charlestown,
Perryvillc Havrc de Grace, Aberdeen, Perrymans,
Edgewood Magnolia, Chase's and Stemmer's Run.
Night Express at ll.3o p. M (daily for Baltimore
CaymoIa, Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, North East,
PVrryville Iiavrc de Grace, Perryman's and Magno-
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will
take Y i2;iS a. ~. train ,>,, ..,. -, .,.,,,,.
between Philadelphia aud Wilmington.
Leave Philadelphia at TO- 45a m, 23O 300 O30, io.i3
tdailyl y. The 600 D. m. tram connects with Del
railroad for Milford and ALI intermediate sta
Leave wing at O45, $40 a. M, 1880, 200 400, and
7i5 IdailyI u. The $40 u. train will not stop
between Chester and Philadelphia. On Sunday leave
Wilmington at $50 .. m.
Pnll.ADA BALT; GENTRA k r. STA
stopping at all Stations ON Chester Cteek and Phil
adeli'ha aud Baltimore Central Railroad.
Leave nHhucPnia Ivr Iort DePvsit ouiuafs ~
ceptedl at 100 u M. and i3O u M; PHILADELPHIA for
Chids Ford ut 90, 1000 mr. 430, $50 p. M, We'd
nes.iay and Saturday 80 I. M Philadelphia tor
Oxford 90 a. M: 49, $50 y. -2.3O p. m, We'd
nesday and Saturday.
The 100 a. train stops at all stations between Phil
adclpha and I.anOkn.
Philadelphia, for Chester Heights at 2.30 y.
Leave Port Deposit tor Phiade lphia tSundays ex-
ceptod) at 25 a. ~, and 4.25 p. M; Oxford for Phil
ad1phia at $40, 1880 ~ IN $50 p. IN Chadds Ford
Philadelphia, l29 LIS a M, 40, 5.4S p.
Trains leaving Wilmington Rt GAS a. IN. aud 400 p.
M, will with Lamo kin junction with the 90
a. m, and 80 y. trains fol Philadelphia and Bal
tlmore Central Railroad.
The GAS a. M, train from Wilmington will connect
at Arsenal junction by street with the $40 o. m
rain for New York from West Philadelphia.
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Pat you are wearing your stocking wrong
side outward"
"Och, and dontI know il TO be surc There's
hole on the other side, there is"
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r.. cyuzzsau<zz11 DELAWARE
~ RAILROAD LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, July 10Th, 1872, lSundays |
eNcepted,) Passenger Trains will leave as f0owsi
NoRTmwARp, SOUTHWARK.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Parish of Bossier (

Bellevue, La, June 4, II.
The Board assembled in &C
cordance with adjournment
all the members present.
The minutes of last meeting
read and approved; when the
late Parish Treasurer appear,
ed by deputy before the Board
for a final settlement of his
accounts. On motion, it was
resolved, That the same Com
mlttee be empowered to exam
Inc the books and accounts OF
+. Il. Moore, late parish treas
urer, as officiat6d at the set
tlement with the late parish
collector, and report result to
this Board; when the Commit
mlttee proceeded to business.
On a question arising as to
whom commissions should be
allowed be allowed for receiv
ing and disbursing those
amounts received and disburs-
ed by E. r. Moore, after G. w.
Durdin, qualified, the Board.
In open session, resolved, that
one-half commissions be al
lowed to Err. Moore, late treas
urer, and one-half to G. w.
Durdin, present parish treas
urer.
. E. R. Moore having offered
two old warrants, one for the
sum of 50 20, dated 4th day of
June, 1868, and one for the
furtbersum of Sc 80, dated L 9th
day of October, 1868, as part
settlement of his accounts, it
was resolved that they be re-
jected, and the same refused to
be received, as part settlement
of said accounts. The settle
ment with the late treasurer
not being completed, and the
hour Of 5 o'clock, P. NJ, having
arrived, the Board adjourned
to meet tomorrow at 9 o'clock
Am.
(Signed) n. A. DURD1N,
Pres't P. j.
I. II. HUTTON, Clerk P. J.
"a true copy from miputes.) J
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and the committee discharged.
Said report now on file.
Resolved, That the pay of
committee on bridges, be fixed
at So per diem.
Resolved, That from and af-
ter this date, no stationery or
any office material whatever.
will be paid for by the Police
Juro, unless ordered by paroeh-
ial authority.
1t being now 8 o'clock, p. NJ,
the Board adjourned to meet
tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
(Signedl MA. DURD1N,
Pres't P.J.
L. III. HUTTON, Clerk P. j.
"a true copy from the min
utes.)
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Swami, for services as Chief
Constable, amounting to the
sum Of two hundred and forty
four dollars, was presented to
this body, with request that
warrants be issued for the
same, when, on motion, said
account was laid over, to come
up in regular order.
1t being now 5 o'clock, p. NJ,
the Board adjourned to meet
tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
(Signed) n. A. DURDN,
Pres'tP. j.
L: 81. HUTTON, Clerk P.J.
"a true copy from the min
utes.)
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Bossier. I

Parish OF Bossier.
Bellevue, La, June 5, 1873.
The Board convened in ac-
cordance with adiournment;all
the members present. The
minutes of last meeting We're
read and adopted.
The Committee presented the
following report, as a settle
ment with E. r. Moore, late
treasurer. - .
On settlement had in open
session with Z. r Moore, late
parish treasurer, it appeared
he had on hand at last settle
ment, June 5th, 1872, the sum
of $40 19 for Ordinary Fund.- :
that he had received on bond,
due by Webster parish to
Bossier parish, the sum of S51
54, and that with these a.
mounts, he had received fur
ther amounts IN tax and Lii.
cense tax, from the late Collec-
tor (received in money, Jury
scrip and warrants) and from
other sources, for "Ordinary
Fund.-" the sum of S7,157 oil,
and that he was entitled to
credit for Jury scrip and par
ish warrants presented, as hav-
ing been paid and taken for
tax on Ordinary Fund.- in
the sum of S6,942 so; for a.
mount paid r. w. Turner, cost
advanced in case in the Su-
preme Court, $40 90; and for
commissions $269 "a. Total
amount, S,132 20; and that a
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, ,
Parish Of Bossier.

/ oAioh u DOSSlcE.
Bellevue, La, June 6, 73.
The Board met pursuant t.
adjournment; all the members
present. Last proceedings were
read and approved. -.-
On motion, resolved, That
the report of the committee on
bridges be spread upon the
minutes. ...... .... .. ...-
REPORT OF BLACK BAYOU
-.... BRIDGE.
To the President and Members
OF Police Jury, Parish of
BosSier Gentlemen-
The undersigned, in accord
ance with your resolution, ap-
pointing them a committee to
inspect and report upon the
rebuilding of Black bayou
bridge, on the Benton and
Bellevue highway, respectfully
submit as fOll0WS: ...
The committee proceeded to
the residence of Mr.. r. Sibley,
also a member of the committe,
In erder.tO consult with him, as
to the most advantageous To-
caHty to place the bridge, and
to confer with him further in
all others pertaining thereto.
Owing tc severe indisposition
in the family of Mr.. Sibley, he
was unable to accompany the
committee to the bayou cross
ing, nor could he fix upon any
definite time, when it would be
convenient to do so. Thus
circumstanced, the committee
proceeded to the vicinity of the
old bridge, on Black bayou, but
being strange to the locality,
and not finding any one to ad-
wise with, familiar to the ground
and vicinage, were unable to
arrive at any satisfactory con-
clusions. We are of the opin-
ion, however, that the bridge
cannot be rebuilt near where it
originally stood, owing to the
long and gradual sloping of the
ground, on both sides the bay
ou. But to the left of the road,
approaching Benton, the banks
OF the bayou are more bold, and
offer the best site for a new
bridge, that your committee
could discover in their unaided
efforts. Two days were lost in
this unsuccessful pursuit, and
no satisfactory result arrived
at. Such being the case, your
committee beg to be relieved
from any further responsibility
in the premises.
(Signed) T. III. HUTTON.
(Slgned) WM- BURKE.
Bellevue, La, Parish1 r
of BoSsier, May 3, 1873. : r..
REPORT OF RED CHUTE BRIDGE.
To the President and Members
of the Police Jury, Parish of
BOssier, La: ..- ..r,.--
Gentlemen
The Committee appointed by
your Honorable Body to examine
and report upon the the availa-
bility of the bridges over "Red
Chute" and .sFlaT Bayou, on the
public road leading to Atkins
Landing, on Red River, beg leave
to submit the following: -a
These bridges, after a long and
careful examination, were found
to be in an exceedingly decayed
and dangerous condition, to such
an extent, as to be impossible for
for wheel vehicles of any descrip-
ton, and perilOus in the extreme
to life and limb of animals at
tempting to cross on them.
CONCLUDED Oh 4TH PAGE.I
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And that balance of A so
was due him by the Bridge"
Fund; AID it further appearing
to the Committee, that posi-
bly, there might be an error in
the settlement, recommend as
follows:
Be it enacted, Thatthe fore
going constitute a provisional
settlement of all matters there
in; it being understood that
any error that either the said
Heron, or the parish authori-
ties should hereafter discover,
should be corrected alta future
time.
The report of committee was
adopted.
Be it further enacted, That
warrants issue on the Treasur-
er, in favor of said Heron, for
the sums appearing as due by
the above statement.
The account against the
parish, in favor of DR.. VIM. M.
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j. II. Scott,

A ttorney and Counselor at La VIII
a practice in the parishes of Caddo, Bos
sier, DeSOto and Red River, and in the Su
preme Court of the State, and in the Federal
Courts and Court of Claims
Office at Court House, in Shreveport, La,
second door on the right of front entrance.
vllnll
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Il
Be 1t enacted, That on pay
ment of said balance, saic
Moore receive full acquittance
as to said fund.
And it further appearing
that he had received on the
Road and Bridge" fund, since
settlement on the 9Th June,
1872, from the Collector. as
taxes collected for that fund
the sum of S2,259 O9, and thai
he had on hand at last settle,
ment S47 IA, making charge
able to him $2,306 50, and he
presenting warrants taken fol
taxes and paid up on said
fund, to the sum of S1,151 81,
and commissions being SS5 26,
making all credits 81, ,237 %.
thus showing a balance in his
hands, due the ''Road and
Bridge Fund.-" of one thousand
and sixty-nine 3O-1OO (s1,O69
3O dollars. Be it enacted, that
on his payment of said sum to
the parish treasurer, he receive
full acquittance on said fund.
And it appearing that said
~ -
Z. r. Moore, had on hand for
the 'Jail Fund.-" at last set
tlement on 9Th of June, 1872.
the sum of S32 75, and that he
had paid a Jail bond here pre-
sented, for the sum of S13 70.
and was entitled to commits
sions, 35 cents;
Be it enacted, That he re-
ceive full acquittance on said
fund, on his paying the bal
ance OF S1S 40, to the parish
treasurer.
The report of the committee
was adopted, and the Commit
tee discharged.
The Estray Master, John n.
Lotion, then presented his ac-
counts to the Board. which
showed that he received bal
ance due the parish, on horse
estrayed by George Price, and
sold to DR.. w. NJ. Swami, of
S1S so; and balance on horse
estrayed by Martin Sipnel, sold
to Elias Skannal, of S14 90, ma
ing thirty-two and fifty cents,
and he presenting receipt of
Treasurer for eighteen dollars
and fifty cents;
Be it enacted, That he re-
ceive full acquittance on the
of the balance of S14
into the Treasury.
The petition of P. M. Butler
was received and read, wherein
complaint was made of certain
distinctions having been plac-
ed on the public road, leading
to his plantation, on Red River.
1t was resolved, That P. M.
Butler be appointed overseer
on said road, and to work his
own hands thereon, leading
from his plantation, down the
Willow Chute, to the Willow
Chteu bridge, ON the Shreve-
port and Arkansas road.
Be it enacted, That Thomas
L. Land, jr., be appointed road
overseer, in place of Samuel NJ.
Thomas, on the Bellevue and
Red river road leading from
Buffers landing on Red river
to the west end of Cypress
bayou bridge, and work his
own hands, all hands on Rough
and Ready place, Stinson's
Arick place, hands on MayberEy
place, hands on Cooper's Mill
place, hands on Arick Perrott's
place, and all other hands in
legal bounds.
Be it enacted, &C., That +.
Smith be appointed everseer on
The Shreveport and Arkansas
road, from south end of Willow
Chute bridge to Gum Springs,
and work his own hands, w. j.
Fish and hands, Capt. Abrams
and hands. and hands on Nc
Gala place, hands on Willow
chute place, hands on Gold
point place, j. III. Carter and
hands, j. A. Haynes and hands,
and all other hands in legal
hOundS
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N AhhNAoy HduuS vi
Rev. r. Martins place, j. II
Stroud and hands, w. johnson
Randall Doyle, John Gordon
James Dunn, Pat. Harrington
Thomas Garrett, Pierce Martin
and hands, Jake Shaver, Jessie
Folsom and hands, j. V. Kill.
gore; M. Tyra, Nelson Long and
hands, Sam Bryant and hands
Elijah Cason, Alex. Shaver and
son, W. P. Mason, Anderson
Smith, and all other hands in
legal bounds.
Be it enacted, Sc, That A.
.. Blackman be appointed
overseer Gin place of J Stock
welI on the Shreveport and
Minden road, from Cross bayou
bridge to Red river ferry, op-
posite Shreveport, and work j.
Q. Blackman & Co.'s hands,
Howell and billiards. hands,
Mrs. Ben.HOllingsworth hands,
Fetteman and hands, Daniel
Nicholson and hands, r. It.
Vinson and hands, j. and Il.
Belcher and hands, w. Belcher
and hands, Stockwell and
hands, hands on Chalk Level,
and all other hands in legal
bounds.
Be it enacted, &c, That w.
r. Prather be appointed over
seer On Middle road, to work
from Thomas Lays. place to
Red river, working hands on
Bee Bend and Little Bee Bend
places, Kingston place, Willis
Arnold aud hands, Il. H. lid
well and hands, Red Chute
hands, hands on Phelps place,
j. @. Vance and hands, G. w.
Arnold and hands,J. A. Sewall
and hands, Thos. III. Platt and
hands, hands on Capt. Dough-
erty's hill place, A. and Z. Sor-
rell and hands; hands on Clark
place, and all other hand in
legal bounds.
Be it enacted, &C., That Jas.
Jones be appointed overseer Gin
place of Prince Smith) of the
Shreveport and Moscow road,
from Mrs. Haughton's place to
the Shreveport road; will work
hands at Mitchel's Imill place,
W. I'll. Rascoe place, Spivey
place, Ralph Jackson place,
Reuben Tut and Jack John
places, Williamson Prince and
Hickman Edwards places,
Kinch Edwards place, Samuel
Hardy place, Skinner and Fox
places, Springfield, and all
other hands in legal bounds.
Be it enacted, Sc, 7. G. But
Ter be appointed overseer Gin
place of israel Rodgers) on the
road from Strickland ferry to
Concord church, and work his
own hands, hands on Morrison
home place, O. M. Burks and
and hands, Y. J. Graham place,
Israel Rodgers and hands, r.
III. Curry and hands, hands on
Abe Rodgers place, PC. Brown
and hands, j. B. Campbell and
hands, and all other hands in
legal bounds. 3.,-#
Be it enacted, SC, That a
fit and competent person be
employed by the president of
this body, to compare the de>
scription of lands as given in
for assessment, with the certifi-
Gates of entries in the State
and US. land offices, for Bos-
sier parish, and. obtain thereby
a description of all lands liable
to taxation, that have not been
given in to the Collector, said
unreturned land to be given in
to the collector for. assessment.
Be it further enacted, That
said person be allowed not
more than $75 for said work.
An account in favor of DR..
W. NJ. Swami, for services as
Chief Constable, amounting to
S244 90, was presented to the
Board for payment, and the
same was rejected.
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H.. ". Baker,
T. ". FORT.
y. WATKINS T. NJ FC
Watkins n Fort.

A ttorneys at Law, Minden, La. VIII
Il practice in al the Courts for Web
s;er and BOssier parishes, and in the
Supreme Court Of the State. vl2n5
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Proceedings of Police Jury.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Bossier.

OSA~As
BELLEVUE, LA, June 2, '72.
The Police Jury assembled
al this, their regular meeting
at 10 o'clock A. M. in their room
at the Court house. All the
members present.
On motion, the reading Of
the proceedings of last meet.
ing was dispensed with.
When Jas. A. Heron, late
parish tax collector, appeared
and announced to the Police
jury, that he was ready and
prepared to render a full and
final settlement ofhis accounts
with this body; when, it was
resolved, that the meeting pro
ceed at one to make said set,
tlement. On notion. T. H
Hutton, G. Fl. Walker and B,
f; Fort, were appointed a com
mittee to make such settle
ment.
The hour of 6 o'clock. p. NJ.
having arrived, on motion, the
Police Jury adjourned to meet
tomorrow at s o'clock A.. M.
(Signed) n. A. DURDIN,
Pres't P. J.
L. II. Hutton, Clerk P. j.
"a true copy from the min
uteS.)
STATE OF LOUISIANA !
PARISH OF BOSSIER.
BELLEVUE, La, June 3. '73.
The Board met pursuant to
adjournment; all the members
present. The committee pro-
ceeded to an examination of
the books and accounts of Jas.
A. Heron, late tax collector.
The Committee, on settle
ment made with James A. Her
ron, late tax collector, in open
session, for taxes collected on
tableau of 1871, and license
for 1871 and 1872, that were
collectable in 1872, it appeared
that he was primarily charge
able with the four mill ordina-
~ tax, on tableau of 1871.
In the sum of S6,4lS II
With blank Licenses given
him for sale, to amount of 7,34O 90
To amount collected on
Delinquent List " of
1870, 90
To amount collected ofped-
lar, and no License given, 5 90
S1S,77O 40
That he was to he credited
Licenses unsold and re-
turned, ss,277 50
BY amount in money and
scrip paid over to Treas
urer, for Licenses sold, 2,978 50
By delinquent list" in
"Ordinary Fund.-" S96 96
BY amount paid over to
Treasurer, taxes collected
on tableau for Ordinary
Fund.-" 5,Ss1 IS
By commissions on License
collections, 297 IS
BY commissions on "Ordi-
nary" Tax, 552 II
Total amount, s14,395 Is
BY balance overpaid and
due James A. Heron, 624 81
And it appearing that he
was primarily held charg-
able on tableau of 1871,
With the mill "Bridgei
tax. levied thereon, i'm
the sun; of s., S,ao9 OS
and that he !, ,as to be cred
tied thereon, as follows:
By amount paid oyer to
Treasurer on the Bridge
Tax Fund, s., $40 rs
By commissions on same. ga 81
BY Delinquent List" 449 as
Total amount, | SS,25S Ss
|
And that a balance of A so
was due him by the Bridge"
Fund; AID it further appearing
to the Committee, that posi-
bly, there might be an error in |
the settlement, recommend as
follows:
Be it enacted, Thatthe fore
going constitute a provisional
settlement of all matters there !
in; it being understood that
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Mutt & Leonard,

A TT0RNEYS AT LAW, Texas Street,
a Shreveport, La. Will practice in the
Courts of Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne and
Bienville- vl0n40
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One quiet day in the leefy June, when
bees an! birds were all in tune, Two levers
walkei and talked hoReaih The moon
rhe night was fair, so was the maid; they
waiked and talked beneath the shade,
with rome to harm or make afraid,
Her namc was Sal, aud his was Jim,
aud he was fat and she was slim, he took
10 her and she took to him.
Says Jim to Sal, "By all the snakes
hat squirm among the brush and brakes,
Ilove you beitern buckwbeat cakes"
Says she to him, "Sinoe you've begun it,
aud been and done it, love you next to
new lonnet."
says Jim to Sal, My heart you have
busted, but l have always gals mis-
trusted"
Says Sal to Jim, Z" | will be true, if you
love me as love you, no knife can cut
orr love in two"
Gays Jim to Sal, Through thick and
thin, for your true lover caunt me in, II
court no other gal pgin."
Jim leaned to Sal, Sal leaned to jim, his
nose just touched above her chin fouI
lips met--went -ahem--ahem AMI then
and ihen-ana then. Oh, gals beware
Of men in June, and underneath the sill
very moon, when frogs and Junebugs Al {
in tune, lest you get yonr names in the
paper Soon.
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4 notable remark was made by the ma
icr portion of the Congressional delega'
tion and several representatives of The
press, who we're introduced to our Mayor
aud that wos, that they Ind rarely me
with gentleman of more substantial
IDEAS and genial parts, and that the sc
lection Of such an individuals the of1ioia
head of our city spoke imphulically o
it's solid ard earnest character
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

FREE EXHIBITION at the dry goods store
Of +. b. Bryan s Co. sign of the elephant,
where they are exhibiting all The latest
styles of ladies' and gentlemen's ready
made spring and summer goods, and are
selling them reasonably low for cash. 32ti
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

NorioE the arrival at the dry goods es-
Enlistment OF +. d. Bryan & Co., of their
excellent ahd well selected stock of ladies
and gents furnishing goods. Latest styles
ofraaly made suits Of spring and sunir er
Glcthing has Just been resolved. 32tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

The residence OF Mr.. Clarity at Ian
caster in this couaty, was struck by light
ning on Saturday evening about O'clock
killing little son of Mr.. Clarity aged
nine years, and knocking stnseless ten
or twelvs others.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

poY'T forget he firm of +. u. Bryan &
Co. This house is the place to 90 to fad
boots, shoes, hats, clothing and, in fact,
rylhing usually kept in first class
dIy goods establishment. 32lf