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tiilms0 Cow. Then bearing upon pols
the naked head of an OF came The fsre-
runners to Introduce 70 our sight the
cAaSIvoRA
The FIRST al these sas the hedgehog. de.
,nurely reading a prayer-hnnk. and close
behind him. the canning fox s:irp~d ss~sI-
thily along with carpet bag in bis hand:
then the conn. in specs. prying enrieasIy
around and sppsransly in conversions
with tire sssked bear. who wore winged
helmet: the Rat wiih oufssretehed ieaihe-
nv wings swecped heartily along with
Thomas Cat apparently on = i" tear. y
bottle marked ..BaurLan" In his hand;
then Pussy" rrude snd coy with specs
and muf anil furs. Then the dogs. from
the Skye-iesricr :" the noble e-preserv-
ing 81. BERNARD; then the wolves. hears,
panthcrs. and monarch lion. with his hea-
~ name waving rs in anger: rexs the d.
ger deeked with crown ef cards, deci-
dediy suggestive of the sports that we're
going on in many parts of the Crescent
City. An Elephants crown announced
the
FacuYpERMArA.
The Elephant was the 6rst Of these. the
last the Ass. dressed in q swsllow-sailed
blue coat. with eye glasses. walking cane
and hinge thistle in his hand; he the
progcnitor Of musicians.
the ISaDEuMANA
appeared next: monkies. apes. babnons.
shampan.ee. aud let ',kooah not lsnnsl|
The fr-a. Gorilla hineing vide the gate
OF Dar~in's Eden and our high es'a,e!"
Then the crowd Of admirine and astonish-
cd people closed the wake Of the process.
sion and in few hours all were rushing
to the diffcren. Ball. throughout the ci,v.
The "Krcwe" marched to the Varieties
Theatre where the beauty and elii. 81
New Orleans had assembled to witness
their magnificent Tabfcanx vivants.
The FIRST was the water scene; rcrre.
seniing the ocean. and hy snm. mcchani-
cal c"n'rivance il appeared to the auait nee
rs If it wee real water and the ln,i.n, ofthe
ocean laids9are to their gaze. The groups
Of Zoorhytcs. M"lIusks. Crustarca. Yer.
,cbrata and Amphibia appeared hcnca.h
the water and after a few comical and
suggestive chan.csAhs curtain fell uron
one Of the most artistic and curious scenes
ever presented on the boards Of any thea.
tire in this country.
The second tablcau represented the
Gorilla" on his throne; with al tho an
imals and plants paving "beisnnce to him.
whilst in front stood Comus with his pob-
let and his sccp,re held aloft presenting
the ''human form divine" and thereby
stamping the ah.nrd theory Of the rrca,
natorialist with the lie. Looking Mt MIN
and then at the hiicous goriln wha, mind
could step from the one :" tho ether with
out finding gap to be filed which MI the
throcs ct reason can never close ur; a void
made by God himself and will remain rs
long rs man or beast will last
We find some Of the sons &c oil Mary.
land every where VIC 9" nnd yunr cd
t'wnsman. WIN y Key. crncns the st
Lonis Hotel with his cheerful and conviv-
ial face and manners aiding genuine M.
| ryland hospitality I" the luxury aud spl,u.
dor Of the fines, hotel in NV Orleans
| would say something Of the polite.
and trade Of New Orleans but ! fear
have already trcsrasscd too much upon
your valuable time and space
NJ. P. C.
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SEEDS. PLANTS. TREES,-PRE
PAID By NAIL.

NY n"w priced descriptive Catalogue Of
Ch",cc Flower aud Garden Seeds. 25 sorts
OF either for 81 new L c''";ce varieties
al F.uit AID Ornamental Trees. Shrubs.
Ever greens, Roses. Grapes. Lilies.
Small Frui,s. House aud B ,rdcr Plants
aud Bulls; "nc year grated Fruit Trees
f"r ua;'ing; Fruits Stocks OF all kinds;
Hedge Plants. &C. (: the mos, completes as
snr;mcnt in the country. will be scn, graf
is tn any pl.ia ai.ires>. with p. .. brx.
rfne Cape c"i Cranberry tor upland or
l"w'snd sc per ltte: 81 pr 100; pre-
paid hy maiI Trade List I" dealers
Seeds IN Commission Agents wanted
b w. WiT~ON, Old Ioony Mr.
s~ries and .Sed Warehouse, Plymouth.
.Mss. isobiixh~i 1912.
March Is. lS13-at.
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ard esz;.;ne TWO HUNDRED
ACt2 OF LAND. more or les; nee
that r, the sail Charles B,wl,ng, ha-
.asra1 this l;fe. having, by his las,
NdV Esament. devised the afar. :
4 land 07l1.OIsM BsB0~KSg. Chasaes
p Bowling. Mary Jane Bovling and
William Wallace Bowling. tho las. nara.
ed party Icing nov nonresident Of the
State Of Maryland.
The Bill further states that m rart o.
the sa'd mor'gaccd Debt has been pail.
except the Interest thereon, up 20 The
14'h day Of February. in the year 1873
although the time limited Ter the pay
ment thereof has long since elapsed.
lis thtrcn"".'. tli. 10 h day "f N rch
in the yesr 1873. order d. tia, h Com.
ri"'nrnt caus" c"py Of this rider, t"re'i =
~ with the "hie"i 4 srb-ta' c "f :his Is n,
t"ici' serted ]" the st Mary's i aeon on, q
week !nr four successive weeks. thr""
mouth. lcf.re th" 20th dsy Of July
1878. giving. no, &C to Oh, af,rcs ii W.T.
Fans Wa!lacn B,w'i"e. a nnn-r, 81 len.
dcf"ndrn'. Of the oil ct and snhs'aare ~
Ills H'll; anil warning him TO appear in
this Court. cith,r in rcr on or S'lic;
"r, on ar lief r. IN. sail 90 d,y oil
july. 1873. 1" n " cause. If any he h -
IA de ere" ought not to lie ras,ei. rs
prayed, aga INST hin.
JNO A CAVALIER.
Clerk.
True c"ry-r.s.:
JNO A CAVALIER,
Clerk.
march IS, 1S73-ln.
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Spiritual Retreat.

= ME Exercises of Spiritual Retreat
II will 10 given by Jesuit Fath.r at
1t. A'oysius. Leonardtnwn. aud The ad-
accent Missions in the following orier
On the 4th Sunday Of Lent, March
23 d. at s.. Aioysi,s':
y" Passion Sunday. March 30th, as
Sicred Heart aud St. Georges;
On the Thursday following. April SRI.
at Newtown;
o. the Saturday bcfre Palm Sunday,
April 81, a. St. Johns;
y" Palm Sandy. April Oh. st Nod
icy's Neck;
o" Holy Thursday. April 10th. atss.
Jo-cphs.
Fe5 -. 1f13-td.
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ONLY 10 CENTS

Use the Reisinger Sash Lock and Support to
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS
No srring TO break, no cutting Of sash; cheap,
durable, very easily applied: holds ,sh NJ any
Ilace desired. and srif-sas;ener hen tn sash
is wn. Send stamp for circular ircular
and six copper hrouxcd locks sen, to any ad.
dress in the s.. postpaid, on rcccip, Of 50 cts.
Libe: al induc, mrnrs 20 the trade AGENTS
wanted. Address REtSiNGER SASH LOCK
Co., No. 4ls Market at, Harrisburg, Pa.
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AALh Oh FINALE. Ecu wvek gasrantecd.
kesiee.asse enplc.ment NJ home. day or even
ing; no capital nsu. nd; faii instructions and
valuable F.eksee OF goods seat fse by mail
address. xi:h six cent resurn stamp, u YOUNG
en-. Is CenrsssrAs 81, y.
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Notice.

TNHE Trustees Of the Point Lookout
! Cemetery are hereby notified. that a
mcetin, Of the Board will be held at Leon
ardtown. on
THURSDAY. the Goth day Of MARCH.
1878,
when the election Of Officers to serve fr the
ensuing twelve months will ak. place.
By order &c the President.
JOSEPH FORREST.
V. CAVALIER. Sec.
March IL. lS,3-lt.
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[CoMMuxIcarxp.
nidgc Md. March 10, 1873.

Mcssrs Editors-As I nm not willing
to he lurcd from NY poli,icol duties by
VIII 9TH Wi>p influences. YOU will please
say that ! nm n", a candidate tor tue Com.
m,ssiCucrs' Court.
Very Respectfully.
CHARLES BUTLER.
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WANTED.

TX HANDS WANTED 20 cut CORD WOOD
Ia at Jailand, Saint lnigoes' District
RR CENTS rer cord viii b. paid. Hand.
~ fr. m . distance can obtain good quar-.
,er tee and provisions at saarke: prices on The
farm.
JOSEPHINE rLowpEy.
march -, 1sis-sws
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TEEUpOEE Nj

THEODORE WEENS will run ~ fellows:
Mary v ssiine,on III leave Psr No slight
strees wh Z; every Thufsdsy nightss 10 y clock
fer fssa1xni RIVER siiesi. bar up Ne Hills
Lsnfirg Eetsrrirg. kave Hsii's .sandiax
evsry Monday Tor Nottingham. and lcave Ao.-
bingham every fsesdss morning q seioek
for Baltimore. ealing ut the lasdiEgs brioa
Esaesist sor pssss ers oaly. FrsiEht .scsived
a. No. I fshecro aEeh.Rsr harf IN ihers-
dsys only, up 10 o'clock 2. =.
1h<cdore Wsrms viii leave Pier Ne light
street Wharf every Sasnrd-y aai "Wednesday
mosninr n 30 o'eioek tot raFuxent river.
or up ~ Eenedics, via Fair t.ssen. Pun
Poisi, GovssIcrss RLs, and tsse Point
Returning. kevs beseIict svesy Monday snd
1hursa~y morning ~ o'eloek, tor Baltimore.
Fseia hi rs<sssed - ri<r No. . Light 81 wh-Ff
% Tuesdays asa Fsstays saiy. up 10 o'cloek
- 4 VEGAS, Ayrns
r.rrt =. se>~--sf
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lll [EIDEuT NOTICE.
kems. B Bowling
oaAers.

u IL seu;t C..ae, Tor Silt M.
esee sitting A. c ur' OF Equity
M Sll n. f
Na8 u G Of rh > -uis !. {, r-,cur
y ( ere. 'es the .. ..f certain tea
..ssst~ rsscd il Sa ut Mary. Coast.
Nsvyl.kd.
Tie u ssa.es. n substance. that -"
the I1't day a. NV. !, the year 1867.
ceFssta Charles b .x'in--ror IN. tur.
'."sc esescuring The payment Of onr
ihocssstl d"llars. wiih interest thcrror
rem dAr-morsgasra n the Complain
ant N shis csns.. rac. nr p,r-ei o
land, Issated n the F"u-,h Election Dis
tr'cs Of r''e eounty s'or...ai AMI in ,h,
State alrenii, Gale and kn ,wn as
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THE ROCHESTER
B { RRY BASKET,

In which berries carry and sell BEST. Get them
Of Local Agents or General Agents. JOHN S.
COLLINS 4 CO., Moorcstown, n. J.
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GrAN0, rrc.-1herc is very little doing
In Gnano or phospaies. There is no Chincha
in market, ana We quote 6nanape at SEQ rer
ton. geld, agents price. Phosphaies and man
ufac,ured Fertilizers rule at about $50 per ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-13

TIE ssesner Express, Capt Barker, Win
resume The ateve r.rte on Tuesday, February
IS, 1873, and leave bsiiia.ore ff0sa fier No.
10 Light street vhaxf every Toe day 81 . y.
Rsssruisg, VIII leave v ashiagsaa ssery FIJI
DAY, ~ IL D. N. ss Alexsndria 1t . u.
Fer further isform sioa Apply 20
"A NKEDHA1 4 S0ES
rrsrri 4, ,ss>-ss
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PA7EA7S OBTAINED.

No fess unless successful No secs in advance.
No charge Tor p eiinlnary s~s,sh seHd Tor
circulars CuNNCLLi BROTHERS. les =
Fourth 81. Philadelphia Pa. and Gos Ninth
81, Washington. D. L.
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NON RESIDENT Notice.

J <rT.h 4 Dllov /
i zrbrih D.,low,
a signcrs of
X b rt N"rri, i
j. hn 4 Nvr.i..
Thomas Dillow
4 others
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wEEus' TRANSPORTATION LINE
sPaiyi ARRANGEMENT, is7s.

on ard nfssr FRI
DAY. Maze, 9Th. the
steamers v = r y
WAS ! CTuN ami
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Ni(yTlll
IT,. .ss.|
on iae 3o}
BElNG II
and continI
CONSECQ
Of
HTj
in relation
N0
Of the asses
OIL
sgrscably /
ryland. |
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Squirrel. Mole, Rabbit. Opcssum aud her
next Of kin the Kangaroo. following
these saeaf sf wheat indieasiug that The
we're coming. First the Eve and Ram
arm in arm and locking meek and bold.
Then the Deer seeeairrd ~ haater; the
Buffalo with his shaggy msne aad spear
in hand. Then the patient Camel uiih
his ShePherd's hook ssrijing .eissrly
along followed By The Giraffe aud Zebra.
aud 'hen the solemn Bpli and ''cres,n Dis
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mar,h 6, ls1c-iy.

March 6. LISTS.
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ByaI
proved !
ssicu h
ph efti}
Alvan,s}
ton Of b
afacsur
NS~na',I
1874 J
1873
The Il
Stat isl
In conf
in th" 81
fesola,i.I
Sec:iC}
scvera! |
rqaes'1
their red
proper q
af onr II
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klcssei;I
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and 10 Il
che alva|
Givcn|
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IL
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Oue-tLl
paid in cal
balance :u|
deferred \
notes Of al
ri,y Is It'd
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II c nj
which hi
cf the .; |
and lies !,
OF thu FL
md runs.
tn Cue o)
l'a,uxentI
fine H., d.
grain. I'd
tance o. |
read. row
". and al
: one. u
ro"g',s. i
mill proI|
tho Pn'u,I
old's Cred
Of this Lard
aud mills
cess. |
The sol
the cultud
section oil
cialty; al
ing farm
HOUSES
rcity. aud
ly tiulcrd
This pr|
divided i,l
If deemed
the day q
tiue, at T,
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49,
hfessrs. Ryan n Wentworth.

Ia our advertising columns this morn.
Ing win be found the professional card of
The above named firm. Both Of these gen.
tlsnsn come to our city fully accredited
for proficiency and character, and they
offer their services 40 architects and civil
engineers Of experiences and judgment.
The senior member OF the firm has been
associated with Gen. Dodge, Of the Pacific
road, In locating that line, shile Mr.
Wentworth represents the Wichita rail
read 40 ito chief engineer. Those Of our
citizens who may desire specific atoms
aud estimates for oil kinds of building or
land surveyed, will find Messrs. Ryan Il
Wsn!xsrth fully up to their claims.
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Six days Of eoataot with the pathetic
weaknesses and the desperate passions Of
hsmssity issn eIhsasting task, and to q
naa Of sensitive aympnthies, actually
painful; and His Honor was ne doubt
heartily glad whom tho last case was dis
psssd Of yesterday.
bilious McElroy WAS brought in very
timber. "McElroy, Am sorry to SEQ you
here" McElroy could just smile, only
that and nothing more, not ersn pay his
6ns, SO Mo "went up"
John Miller was also very weak. 1t was
brough, about in the same way that NIGEL.
roy's was But Jshn came doWl with The
soAds" and was therefore anfsttsrsd
,frsa the judicial gyvss.
Bob johnson was raising . gigantic
muse Sp-iovn, and used too much rag-a-
mutin English, for which johnson coulan' I
nay for, and 10 new sweating il out in the
title establishment on Austin street.
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The Movement on Kim stree,

The economy Of wsll-grAdsd highwAys
has been 20 frequ emily Demonstrated that
it 10 the very 6rst necessity that strikes
the practical mind. Let . street remain
in a half-dsiAsd condition and i. Will
drive hall, il not all, the trade from II, and
result In lettering II with vsxAtious law
suits.
Elm street 10 one OF the noblsst thot.
sughfarss in our city, and II oontains the
vealthiest and the largest Wholesale
houses in the city. Its retail trade 10
represented by some Of tho strongest
houses in the State, and IL is tsn.ntsd by
a businsy element whose wants cannot
be overlooked. A proposition Il now
made to the city, BY the property owners
Of tho street, which strikes US as beth
feasible and perfectly cafe. Major BArkly
enc Of the propristOrs Of the Com msroial ,
il moving forward in hs matter, Ind il
will be prssepted 10 the eoasidsration Of
tho csuhcil in few days. . IS,
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sUPP0sED FOVL PLAY.
A hey 10 Sent 70 Lock fer Msrssi ~
Never RstuYRs,

A hey 10 Sent 70 Lock fer Msrssi uua
Never Rstsrss.
Last Tuesday morning, . sslsrsd ma
living in Freedman tswn, by the name Of
Henry, sent his three boys out to hunteup
some horses. Whom a little ways from
town, the trio parted, and each took
separate trails. Towards evening Two
Of the boys returned with the missing
stock. No particular attention was psid
10 the hardness Of the third one. SIT
was supposed he would cone in In due
time. Tho night passed, hswsvsr, with.
out any signs Of him. All next day, ana
still The boy rsmsinsd away. Search was
then instituted, ssd the father statssdi1S
scour the country, which no diligently
did as far up as Red River City, and ~
turned yesterday, having obtsiasd no
tidings Of his missing on. There oonld
have been no reason for the boy .russ-
ing away, ~ the nsighbsrs say b wss
always treated kindly besides, his dis
position WAS oonsilatory and trastAbls
and his notions we're staid rather than
wild or aiddy. The superstition % dat
he has been murdered but ,lsrs d such
= deep mys cry banging on his dissp-
pesrancs, that all eepjeoiurs 10 more Of |
SIS. sAsssisfA eieU, ~. 20 I
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Notice.

We propose 10 sell the best mattresses
ever made in the State Al the lowest prices,
We defy Coupeion in price or quality. a
large stock always kept to furnish any
size orders. Call and examine before you
purchase elsewhere. Manufactured and
sold by STEAGALL q CO.
vl-n32-1wly. Elm street, Dallas Texas
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Fell Dead While Riswias.

We are indebted 10 . citizen Of Rich
srdson, a new town on. the line Of the
Central road, north Of this city, for tho
following particulars Of the death Of ~
aged gentleman, while II work in bic field:
"Yestsrday, At . little before u Il Mr..
Jonathan Fender, Gather OF DR.. j. II.
Fender, near this place., while at work
In his field, suddenly dropped dead at his
pillow. He was in good health, 70 yeArs
Of age, and . good and respected CT tissn.
He will be buried to-day"
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last Received,

The largest stock Of wood and willow
ware ever brought to this market, such
as tubs, buckets, brooms, baskets, wash
boards, CT othss pins, empty kegs, wrapping
paper, paper bags, ropo, and everything
you could desire in that line, for which
W. propose to sell o. very low figures for
cash. W. ]. L. DOWNS & CO.,
On public square, one door west Of
Jefferson street. 2d.wl
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@ m lE Il RING ME wS
onward TO THE MINES
Work on the wichita Road TO be Com
menced at Once,

: From Captain Wentworth, Chief Engi-
issr Of che Dallas and Wichita Railr Dad,
10 are inform cd that no has received in
to let work Immediately on this
linz, and that he will receive bids for the
Ixihs next week, and that the work will
10 pushed, directly forward.
Such intslligsnos is particularly graft
fying,, and our citizens will no doSbt re-
csiys .he assurance Of Captain Wentworth
with fall confidence that this Important
fesdsr will be At onss, and s1rsiitiOa'ly
constructed.
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Rene aher the Dead,

Tho,e who have bsen-so unfortunate
as 10 loose friends BY desth, and wish to
pay last tribute Of respect 10 their mem
cry, would do we'll 10 call st Tho marble
yard Of Middleton Bros, corner Of Elm
and Market streets, whore nosumsnts
and ead-stones Of American and italian
marble are put up In the best style Of
Workmanship. 72dtf
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III rou WANT . frozen julep, Catawba
csbeast, or rid hot punch, drop in at
Afshss,s' Exchange, under Dallas hotel.
INSCRIPTIONS prepared vita care. .Chnm.
Psgne Charley" behind the bar.
IN B.-we sell only the very beat wines
Ihd liquors. Try our pony brandy and
thA 4ssie. s;eAr. s7dlw
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=. N. .ARTHsLew. L.s.' EA'sss.

sa,bS
---Garroters about. b.5
Goodies Of insect. .aisp
--Lilacs are opening. "HFs
Surveyors are busy. FF
b, --Tadpoles are wisgliRg. l
Dallas mice shsw tobacco. .. q
No pug noses in In our city s. ",
Dwelling houses are scarce, \ T.
--Angsi.worms are squirting. a"g
--Chostnuls from "Iaway down Fact"
Can't count the number Of tree tosds.
"A Cheese factory 10 10 come In asXi.
-" Remember the Sabbath day to hssp
il hsly."
More lilsards than you can shAks .
stick OF.
Spiders arc preparing their parlor
to entertain dies.
There are one hundred nsrriAE eable
young ladies in Dal'aa. +
"A "cornsr" on MISUNDERSTANDING
your sweetheart In corner.
Future RaphsslS etoh the backs Of young
ladies in church, in Dallas;
Two thousand dellsrs worth wagons
Of wagons srs sold in this city monthly, .,
"A kettle burstsd ~ q stove In Com
ncrcedwellins yesterday. Nary a scratch.
-" Wido.swsks' submits ssme wide.
awake adggestions to wide-awsks psspls.
Read II.
"A chicken worth twenty-five cent,
destroyed "ssss" patch Work. twsnty
ave dollars.
Its NO such . thing that Dallas equity
ASSESSORS tax the brass in the checks Of
its insurance agents.
--Msssrs. Csmsrfcrd & Wilsos o0ptiAns
to supply thsir immense rush Of customers
with the most excellent meat ever intro
ducsd in this market. They are buying
up some beautiful cattle every day,
"A Dallas Sunday School tesehsr tool
dino novel to Sunday School, last Sun.
day, thinking it was o satsehism. Or
of tho scholars read it while his teacher
was praying; Johnnie was so cVsrcon,
with its contents that when his teacher
asked him who killed Able, he replied
at MAS the CORY Captain Of The Basi
Valley rangers. His blood-stainsd blad,
flashed for = moment in The air, then b,
shouted you are ny neat and Abel Va.
turned like a srind-atons apon the ehisf
tain'g sword
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y Mrs. Mcconnell 4 Chestnut, fashion.
able milliners and dress makers, and
dsslsrss In ladies' furnishing goods. A
splendid assortment Of ladies hats on
hand. and trimming done on shsrt notice,
on north aide Of Elm street, between Aus
tin and Lamar streets, three doors west
Of Epissspsl church. 70dtf
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SsIDkn L HOLnEs are the largss, paper
nsnufaetursrs in the West, and will all
All orders for paper Of oil kinds At less
price than any house in st. Louis. Msr.
slsnis and stntioners can order direct from
their hoa:s in St. Louis. 67dtf
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WHAT POETS TO READ,

Miners should read Coleridge,
People Of ANAL stature should read
Longfclow,
Laundresses should read b iron,
Soldiers should read Shakespeare.
Stock raisers should read Bal wer.
Dressmakers should read SAKE.
Lovers should read llarle.
Flour dealers should read Miller
People who are fond of Indiana should
road Savage,
Catholics should read Pope.
Domestic people should read Holmes.
Painters should read White.
Loquacious people should read Chatter
ton.
Menagerip men should read Campbell.
The butch should read Holland.
Fpstidieus people should read Dante
jewelers. should read Goldsmith.
Spinsters should read llemsns,
People who kindls fires with gasoline
should read Burns.
Oyster dealers should read Shelley.
School teachers should peruse Reid
Real estate operators should read Lam
don
Invslids should read Payne.
Tobacco chewers should read Chaucer,
Butchers should road Lamb.
Those who read but little should read
Moore.
Milliners should read Hood.
lhquisitivs people should read Prior.
Sleepy people should read Wake
Old people should read Gray.
Sad people should read Gay.
Slow persons should read Swift.
Fruit dealers should read Gaming.
Hotel keepers should read Butler.
Scholars should road Lessing
Sporismen should read Hunt.
Hogs should read Waller.
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si.agall & Co. have received large in
voice of elegant chromoS which range in
prices from rs cents to $40. They are
perfect gems ofart. Call and see them.
Gldf
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An old Texas cattle raiser says that
he'supply in Texas is being rapidly ex-
hsusted and thSt in four years steer
will be worth as much here as in Illinois
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The best wines and liquors to be found
a. the popular saloon OF Wood and Elem
Inc, on Jefferson, bstween Main and Elm
streets. The only house in the city whore
Als and porter are kept on draft.