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LADIES LIST.

LADIES LIST.
Coolbaugh, Sarah Rice, Mary
Custard, Alice Rockwell, Miss Sallie
Crook, Mary A. Relay, Miss DeSiner
Fox, Miss Amanda Ray, Mrs Annie
Hohensheldt, Hattie Smith, Mrs. +. q. (3)
Johnson, Mrs. jr, Smith, Mrs. +.
Kresge, Jane Singer, Miss Rebecca
Madden, Elizabeth Shoemaker, Amanda
Metzgar, Julia Spalding Miss Fannie
Phillips, Ellen Nan5usbirk, Rachel
Pipher, Miss Phepha Vanbuskirk, Lizzie
Nanyleet, Hannah
GENTLEMENs' LIST
Barry, Walter Loder & Nanfeet,
Beans. Nelson Lee, Matthias
BrGtzfr13f1, Joseph Miller, Henry ID.
Blaes, Antoine Morse Searle,
Chambers, John Marsh VIM.
Carroll, Thomas Miller, David
Cromwell, John {. Miller, Harry
Decker, Bidleman Morse, Wm: J.
Dlley, Sr.. Alb. SchneIi, Rcinhard
Emerson, George Shoemaker, j. Y. (5)
Evans, Alex. Slater, Jacob
Glockler, Geo. F. Smith, Samuel T.
Gruyer, Peter Strunk, John c.
Hallet, Charles S;ackhouse Jacob
Henry, c. ii. 2 Storm, Samuel
Hermann, John p. Smith, Hezekiah
Hohenshedt, Chas. Stroush, Reuben
Harman, VIM. Thomas, j. w.
Joseph, Heitrich Tompkins, c. w,
Keiser Samuel Underwood, III. II.
Messner, Albert Nanvlcet, Sumerfield
Kumm, Geo. Nanvleet, $.
Persons calling for any Of the above let
ters will say advertised.
NJ A. LEE, P. NJ.
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OK Tuesday, the 25th of November, at a
meeting of the Directors Of the Monroe
County COOPERATIVE Life Insurance Com
lany, NJ A De /. Van Horn. a young
gentleman reading law with Hon John B.
Storm, was elected Secretary of the Com
pany to fill the place of James Carr, Jr,
decreased
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The Colorado markets are full of buf
falo meat, which sells for two and three
cents pound. The Utes and Sioux In
d ans are very jealous of the white hun
tiers for mediling with au industry which
they think belongs more legitim ately to
them.
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THE Revival commenced in the NJ f..
Church of this place some three weeks ago
has resulted in adding to the Church between
thirty and forty new members; and the meet
ing is still in progress
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Il. NJ. HELLER,
Ely UTr,
j. Il. ZABRIsKIE,
Committee of Arrangements.

A Pennsylvania farmer, on train from
Philadelphia about week ago, having
occasion to make memorandum, turned
to gentleman seated behind him and
asked "NeIghbor, got pencil 20 The
pencil was loaned at once, and handed
back with THANK you neighbor" The
gentleman was "neighbor" u S. Grant
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Erie county is becoming noted for ITS
number of divorce eases. the liss growing
larger each year. The divorces tor the
year 1878, to the present time, number
eightY-six.
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Rag- Two ex-treasures of Lucas county,
Ohio, who last year left the Republican party
lecause it was so corrupt, and joined the
Democratic party, have just been indicted
for embcZZlement.
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Say" CATHARINE KROEHL, an old lady,
was found brutally beaten at her house In
the suburbs of Harrisburg on Friday, and
died at the City Hospital Sunday.
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ALL who desire buying good clothing, at
fair prices, should call at the Empire store,
kept by Simon Fried, and examine his stock
He don't propose to be undcrsold under any
circumstances.
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WINTER is getting ready to play her regular
engagement, and the premonitions of her com
ing ike the advance notice of other great ar.
fists, are seen and felt in the early mornings
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DoN'T forget the grand concert to be given
by the Monroe County Musical Association,
at Fast Stroudsburg, tomorrow, Friday
evening, in Union Hall Tickets, % cents
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Ea~ FRANK i. TAINToR, the defaulting
cashier of the Atlantic National Bank of
New York, was on Saturday sentenced to
seven years imprisonment in Albany Peui-
tcntiary.
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A GOOD deal of charity must begin at homo
this winter, and particularly on the part Of
the family toward the head and support
thereof Young ladies especially should
bear this in mind.
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Bsy- A YOUNG man in Scranton has four
lrlach of promise suits on hand. His
anxiety ito be an angel is described as
enough to wiring the stoutest heart.
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STRA i ED.
Strayed from the premises of the under
signed Tuesday last, q young
r E d G O w,
with slit in each ear. Any person or per-
sons giving information of her whereabouts, ol
returning her, will be suitably rewarded.
WILLIAM S. FLORY,
Cor Main and Centre streets,
dec4-tf Stroudsburg, Pa.
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EVERYTHING in the shape of dry goods,
groceries, &c, to be had at j. II. Shotwell' 5
store. He sells cheaper than any other, in
East Stroudsburg.
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NOBODY married Thanksgiving day, SO
far as heard from. All right. Lay the
matter orer till Christmas or New Year
Better late than never.
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WITH SUPPLEMENT-.

WILLIAM NJ TWEED was taken from
the Tombs, on Saturday. to the penitentiary
on Blackwcll's Island
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DIED.

In Stroudshnrg, November 80. 1873, at the
residence of John a. Flagler, Elizabeth Clark,
aged n years.
In Barret tsp, Nov. %, 1878, Charles H., son
of Almeron and Mary A. Utt, aged years, Z
months and 10 days.
In Barrett tsp, Nov %, 1873, Jacob Bond,
aged q wears, months and &c days.
In Barret tsp Nov. %, 1873, Charles B.,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. j ohm Stright, aged
ii months and days.
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LADIES if ycu are in waiit of fashionable
gum boots or shoes, and scrviceabIe, cull at
Fried's Empire Clothing House, he keeps
nothing but the best, and nsures all.
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DONATIONS, singing schools, turkey hus,
ties, hog raffies, and good old time frolics
will soon be the county rage. Lookout boys.
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MILTON has stone mason who is eighty
years of age, who has followed the occupa-
ton nearly sixty years and is still at it.
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LARGE quantities of tobacco were con
sumed Thanksgiving day, near Nose Peak,
this borough Oh, the filthy weed
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asgTHE amount collected at the various
polling places of New York, on election day,
for the Memphis sufferers, was $54l0.
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EARNING ten dollars day and getting less
than one-the opposition ''Bus" line. 1t is
hard, Bill, but just.
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A census of Baltimore by the police
shows population Of 3O2, 1873
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A CATHOLIC church was dedicated at
Carbondale, on Sunday, in the presence of
5000 people.
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THE newspapers of Pennsylvania stand DOS
in favor of the new Constitution and Is
against it.
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CAUTION!
To all Whom it May Concern

l have this day loaned to Mrs. Eliza Brooks,
wife of William Brooks, of the borough of
Stroudsburg, Monroe county, Pa, during my
pleasure, a quantity of household furniture,
viz: Table and table-cloth, Clock Oil-cloth,
Cook Stove, Pipe and fixtures, two Rocking
Chairs, halfdozen Chairs, Sidehoard, Table,
Looking-glass, Feather bed, Old Bureau, Lathe
and Tools. The public are hereby cautioned
not to meddle with the same.
dec4-3t# JOHN SELLWOOD.
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BEST heavy shceting muslin only II cents,
at J. Ii. ShotweIl's store, East Stroudsburg
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Orville L. Grant. brother Of the Presi-
dent. is said to be at the head OF com
pany which is aboat to establish exten
siyc zinc works at Bristol, Bucks county
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Sherih's Sale.

Rv virtue of writ Of Fl. fa. to me directed,
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe county, will expose to sale, at Public
Vendue, on
SATURDAY, the 20th day Of December, 1873,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Conrt
House, in the borough of Stroudsburg, Monroe
county the following described Real Estate
to wit:
certain messuage and tract of land situate
in Coobaugh township, in said county, con-
tanning
90 ACRES,
more or less, adjoining land of Daniel Nc,
Cartv, James Buckley, McCarty Co, and
Others. About 80 acres cleared, about acres
of which is plow land; balance timber land
The Improvements are
Plank Dwelling House, #iia
Il6x2S feet, II stories high; Kitchen l2xl4
Barn, 3Ox40 feet Small Orchard, and well OF
water by the door, and the public road passes
through the same.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty of James Welsh and TO be sold by me for
cash. CHARLES HENR SherlH'
SHERIFF's OFFICE, STRoUDsBURG, PA,
! December !, 1878. J
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As the season of parties approaches, boys
begin to feel gallant and gals buoyant
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THE threshing season has opened and the
farmers are busiIy engaged in finging the
fail
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Letter List.

List of unclaimed letters remaining in the
Post Office, at Stroudsburg, November 29th,
1878:
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j. II. SHoTwELL, East Stroudsburg, sells
Standard Prints at 10 cents.
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THIS is the season of year that is hare
upon horse-heSh
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Merrimack and other best CalicoeS, 9ra
for 81 90
Beautiful Dress Ginghams only II cents =
yard.
Atlantic and other heavy musHns only @
shilling per yard.
Heavy Cotton Flannels, wide lscani
and 10 cents.
Good heavy Cassimeres, so worth 70 e'''
Fine Dress Goods, Is worth % cents,
Ladies' good Under-vestS, 50 worth sIV.
Large White Blankets, 1915 per PalF Nc
$3.50
Splendid Undershirts and Drawers, 80 T'i
65 cents
Fine Silk-Mixed Cassimeres Sl.OO "1
S1.50. I
Wide and heavy Waterproof CI0aSiD'
cents worth Sl20. 81, N
Fine Blue Cloth, double-fold for Nv
Sl.50 worth $500. n
Beautiful Cordnroys and Nelye'eeP
Sacks, nearly half price. sgH
Good Cashmere Coats, only 500, yeE! N
Good Silk Hats, only $500 woTIh Nv
ess~ These goods are only a s3mPe y,
wonderful pile we have now on hahJi
we will sell out at the above prices -
not promise any more at these price
they are gone. NS
Goods have already gone up in New
and if we have a war with SPAN w.
now threatened, goods will go ny III
the prices that we are now asking ]"
Now is the time.
DECKER & CO. /
Main St., Stroudsburg' +
noY2O-l N
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MARRIED..

At Canadensis, November 23 1873, by Rev.
J. PastorfeId, Mr.. James w. Bailey and Miss
Caroline Haterman, both of Paradise town.
ship Monroe county, Pa.
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Widows Appraisement.

Widows Appraisement.
The acceptances of widows in the following
named Estates have been filed in the office of
the Clerk of the Orphans Court of Monroe
county, and will be presented for approval by
said Court on Monday, December 22d, 1873:
Estate of Frederick Transue, deceased.
Martin McMahan,
" " Lewis Plattenberger,
o." d" Henry Bush,
THOS. NJ. McILHANEY, Clerk.
Dec. 1873.
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knMINIsTR ATOR's MOTTO
REGISTERS Notice.

Notice is hereby given, to all persons int.
ested in the estates of the respective decedo..''
that the following accounts have been fIs5a
the Registers office of Monroe county ~,
will be presented for confirmation ~ 10 ,ic ,l
Orphans Court of said county, at Stroud.h,,"' We
on Monday, the 22d day of December, 1872
10 O'clock, A. NJ.
Account of Peter D. Berger and RoA,
Berger, administrators of the estate of Jossrf
Berger, deceased.
Account of George II. Miller, executo- ,,
the estate of Ahner Kirk, deceased.
Account of Samuel X. Bossard, guardian =,
Ellen NJ Zerp.
Account of George Correll, administrators =,
the estate of Christopher Barleib, deceased "
Account of Emanuel Shoemaker, admin.
traitor of the estate of John Shoemaksr
deceased
Account of Charles L. Kistler, guardian n
Mary Clara Hess.
J. APPENZELLER, Reriste,
REGISTERS OFFICE, STROUDsBUEo, PA
November, u, 1873.
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MOUNTAIN HOME, Pa, Nov. "a, 1873.

MOUNTAIN HOME, Pa, Nov "a, 1873.
EDITOR JEFFERsONIAN A series of lee
lures will be delivered at this place, during
the coming winter, under the auspic;es Of
Mountain Home Lodge, No. 6S4, |. 0. o. T.
The first lecture of the course will be deliv.
cred by the Rev. j. Pqstor6eld, of Cana
densis, Pa, in the Oakland NJ E. Church
on Thursday evening" December 18th, 1873
Subject, The Philosophy of Odd Fellow
ship Seats free.
f. NJ. HELLER,
Ely UTT
j. p. ZABRIsKIE,
Committee of Arrangements.
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LIvERYMEN are busy.

The Presidents Message comes next
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FOB PRINTING. of all kinds neatly ex.
y ecuted at this office,
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ii. Il. CLAFLEN Il co,
HERE THEY GO.

last week, and as long As they last, VH'.
won't be long.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-16

The attention ofour lady readers and
dealers In hair goods are invited to the
advertisement ofthe above lady, which
appears IA our columns, Every de-
scrlption and quality Of hair Of the
very latest styles, aud In quantities by
wholesale or retail, may be purchased
at this establishment at New York
prices, IA Dallas has many dealers in
this article II would be well for them
to examine tho prices Of Mrs. Gard
ncrs splendid stock, before purchasing
AT other houses.
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ypecinl Notice.

CITY Hall. September3 lSa.-lt being ru'
morcd that the yellow fever is probably pre-
vniling to scale extent in the cities OF Gal
weston, shreveport and New Orleans, and
with the direct communication now existing
between the above named places and tins
city, would earnestly ask that, us prevent
i've, every citizen use strong dislnfectnnts
and do everything In their powerto keep tho
city In It's present healthy condition.
NJ. a. CORNELIUS, NJ. u.
l77dtt Health Officer.
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John,s prett, WHOA short story

Al the early dawn OF the late rebellion
John would go. lie could not be induced 10
abandon his lighting propenslties His wife,
though young, was In feeble health, pale,
few tears, aud John bid adicu During the
first twelve months OF the war news came
that Johns wife had passed away. The war
closed, and John, with honors, scars and
tears, returned to his once happy home. 80,
that sweet flower, so beautiful In fading, IL
no more" said he" but will stroll tho walks
where once we were so happy. He Knocked
ut the door, was invited into the parlor; II
fine, healthy, rosy lady made her appear
fel, into his arms, That lady was Johns
wife. "My dear Julia, what produced such u
wonderful change in your" "Dr. Dromgoole's
English Female Bltters," was the modest
reply.
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Ion wORK.

We have tho neiIiiies and The work
u,en 10 do az good work, ma NJ m
les rates, m can be dene a"S""ere,
and We meaa "a do u. Hing yoa'
Yins ysh wsrk 10 TINE DAILY HEB"
ALp ogPIcR, Garner Eim and hsus'
tan streets.
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Philip Wcrcin, wholesale and retail deal
er in Pianos and Organs Office and sales
rooms Nos. 1880 l3ar0nne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better prices lower and
terms more favorable than nj any establish
mont South Large sales falls a,;as, these
statements, Pianos sold ON payments OF
sl2 20 and so per month If preferred. Philip
WerIcin's Is the Oldest music house, aud also
the largest piano and organ house In New
Orleans. Onc-iourih million copies sheet
music OF all kinds. Send for price list and
terms. l26dif
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muTCIlINs.
Tewn Lots for asie.

twelve lots (onc block, on Tho principal
bnslness street Of thot NJ iiniehlns' on
the Central Railroad, In Dallas county Tor
saie at low prices Apply TO
JOHN W. swfNDELIS,
,,,,s,,f Herald Once.
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JylEitf
NOTICE
wr. W. II. sparkle,

uf shreveport. 10 our authorized agent for
that city, to whom parties desiring to "dvsr-
tIse In or subscribe for TnE HERALD are re-
spccihiliy referred.
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For Rent,

The Southern Hotel, situated on Main street
The street cars pass the door every ten min
utcs. Apply to
l77dlOt THOS. FIELD.
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The hest assortnentof Havana and dOmcs
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco In Dallas Is e
he had at r. I.clneckcs, opposite CosmopolI
tnn hnial. lI.hlM
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Dallas, September lO,-Wn have tho plea
,uro 10 inform our friends and tho public
that we have temporarily opened an office
In town with Messrs. v. q. Randall & Bro,
until the completion Of our new building
corner Lamar street and Pacific avenue. and
are prepared 10 receive aud forward cotton
rs usual. lsldlOt Is. F.LUCE co.
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100 600 Eaei aR Lumber

Ninety miles Gust Of Dallas, T. Il =, II. II
Ell per VI. Apply 10 w.. AULT,
lS2d,f Real Estate Agent, Dallas.
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Hilliarll Tahlea.

Agency for the sale OF Il. Brunswick & Cor
billiard tables, improved cushions,
W. X. ORRlCK, Agent,
l77dlm jefferson ST., two doors from Main
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4 partner h wanted, witt q
sash, - tpvess In = prsasahls hssInes,
aSready estab1isbeA. cali a A. rev 4
prss.s Esn street, ~ Address ,. g.,
lsssssr u p~''rr ieSivs
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Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorlcss. Al
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
10 gas. Burns in any lamp without danger
Of exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
expressly to take the place OF volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every posi-
BILE test and Its perfect burning qualities are
proved by It's continued use In over 3Oo,OV
families.
Millions OF gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or Indirectly, has ever oc-
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
our oils In the United States, Is appalling.
The insurance companies and fire commits.
sioners throughout the country recommend
the Astral MS the best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and ut wholesale By the proprletors,
CHAS. PRATT " CO.,
lG9d&w6m los Fulton street. New York.
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For Sale.

Two good residences In this city, lmmc
dinte possession given,
lj9-dtf STEAGALL 4 co.
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The second story OF Clark Il Bryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets
Apply 10. Clark 4 Bryan. west side Public
Square. lGldti
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REMOVAL.
ST. LOUIS NORTHEASTERN RAILWAY
tCONS0LIDATED.)
I" Nashville Shortest Line"

Tb.l
"Nashville Shortest Line"
And direct route TO Belleyille, Centralia,
Cairo, Shawneetown, Evansville. Memphis,
Vicksburg, Montgomery, Mobile, Newt rleans,
Galveston, Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Macon, Charleston, Savannah, Knoxville,
Bristol. Lynchburg, Richmond, Norfolk and
All Points South and Southeast.
Good Reasons why this IL the Preferred
Route.
II TX tho only line running Pullman Palace
Drawiug-roon Sleeping CaS through from
st. Louis to Nashville without change.
IL is the only line under enc manaprmrnt
between these elites.
II Is the only line by which passengers can
save nom 90 to 30 miles travel, and from SIX
TO twenty-four hours time.
1T IL 50 " CHEAPER from 81. Louis to
isville.
OUR MOTTO:
QllCk ilAl. eoop CARE, AND CLOSE CONNECTIONS
New and elegant day coaches equipped
Win the Westinghouse Air brake and the
4 trains. Wv "
Through Tickets on sale a,a pa.ea,s
che wes. a. ana az ss principal Ticket osss
Ash for tickets via the "southeastern Rail
VIZ. DAVENPORT, ErwNsrow.
0en1 Ticket Asent,., General Mansser.
'F"'SSop stLSu't 50. Ileuis
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The store house now occupied by the under
signed. Also, the front once up stairs in the
same building, formerly occupied by Field 4
Nowlan.
l7sdtf PhATHER h MURPHY.
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WolL,r'. Torio nittor,.

Best tonic known for chiils, fevers, consti-
patton aud indigestion. For sale In Dallas
by ]. j. FENDLEY,
lSjd3m Office Saloon.
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a few gentlemen may obtain boarding ai
thu residence of the late DR.. J. W. hayes, on
Cochran street. lSJdSt
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EDUCATIONAL.
Iustruotion ON the PIANO.

Miss Mary McOwen VIII receiyea few more
pupils for instruction on the Piano. sllc
may Do found ut the residence Of the senior
publisher OF The Dallas Herald, corner IA
cino avenue and Houston street. liDdlin
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Boarding.

60 10 DayenpOrts, on Elm street, for
lemons by the box or dozen. lAbllf
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Two hrst-rate large harness horses for sale
or exchange for good mules. Apply to
rs. GAY, JR,
l5l.dt Office Jordan, Gay & Co.
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Bedroom set for sale, nearly new. Apply
at this Office.
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MISS LIZZIE MCGEE,

Late Tcarhsr NJ Vocal Muslr NJ the Sacred Heart
convent, Manhattanvllle, NY.
Offers her professional services 10 the Gltlzens
VI Dallas AZ teacher OF Vocal aud instru-
nslu,l Music anu French, Apply W Dr. J,
". Me0eH, dentist, " 10 herself, at Colonel
u. W. BAyinf's r'sidencp. l6idSin
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Esnnoial Notica,

Three hundred cords wood wanted, Ash
preferred. Apply to C.J. Dent & Co., office
City Railroad. l55dtf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
w. <. BACHMAN

% 'eo arc authorized and REQUESTED to an.
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