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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

The State Central Dammittee of the
Illinois State Farmefp Cab, Oranges.
Farmers Assoeiatlais Agricultural
Societies, Boards of iAgriculture, and
other organizations h the industrial
classes Of the United STATS, request
ing them to send fronltheir own nnnl-
bers, identified with thsia ;n.siesf, one
delegate from zach ttanszstion, to
mees IA Ceieako on 0dober p, for the
purpose of discussing fhe prevailing
ovefehsHgrs IN transportation.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18
carriages and Harness vi,neui waney

Ddrins the suspension ofthe danks
anditlie great pressure in the money
market, will sell carriages, Jersey
wagons, buggics and harness, of
every pattern and price, to planters
and dealers, payable January isis es
DRAFT on their commission merchants
here, without interest. ID: II. HoL1Ass-
WORTH q Co., successor 10 r. Aarsh
Denman d Co., Nos. Stand SO Baronne
street, New Orleans.
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ssesii rirass1i ff77afd 81 ANY one who VIII
deliver u Lee ~ II. - iii..iii'. The foil0-Tine
animals 4 llslslif i-nF.n1are niti-ss 1ren114y
on EFT eho1lsIs.F, aud Lee on left fauk- and
one valloW lnare mule. hr4uligd q, also. ? ~
o baIl on. They len my Premises on ii-e l''r
instant. ana are q god s.<e. -
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wooDRooF & BRANDE
SUCCESSORS 70 RUFUS HEEtCe,
Wholesale Dsssess In
LIQUORS. TOBACCO and CIGARS
lusm Depplenyer BaIlainz. Aus;in Il.
JEFFERSON. TEXAS,
I'll FEN MINUTES
anyways rrLHoNEc wAFERs

f.nra s,v,rl,s- colds. asthma. bronchitis, sore
fi,rssaf hoars-ilfs dlffiruli bre1thiflE. lutlfl-
ia.if CONSUMPTION, and lung dizeas.s- Ine1f
have 10 t.isi- 81 faed irine and any child y ia
take them. ThaIxantfs have been rlzf1re-
~ health that bIora fespairrd, Testimony
1i0rln ia llua arfi u c1ssss. 49, 81 bffa9' ;
Tsimonic Wnl-s Lice 9 cents pet box.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

Colonel Mosphis says be has recently
beenin the great cities of st. Louis.
Chicago, Cincinnati, indianapolis and
louisville, but that nowhere in his
travels has he seen h city OF such great
recent improvement as Dallas Where
bit a few years ago were. sseant lots q
lis.dels, he finds two and three-story
brick buildings The great growth Of
Dallas has indeed been marvellous, and
we accept Colonel Ms opinion Of our
present and future importance because
It comes from one who knew what
Dallas was Gust twenty-seven year.
ago,n and, as Texan, feels proud OF
its prosperity and advancement
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18
isOYcysO

Or. TUFTS HalrDye requires but few min
lfns
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affer for - Eay Dwelling and Business
Hoz.l-. r thr toEn 81 Actin, Hood County
It.xa.. Ecth bulldiuzs are o. stone. wei
piastefsd ana complete ~ every respert- As
pnsze.l.In the HIate. tor IUf1z-r1<Irr. 80
aq1n II q - = EE1.- w.
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WANTED,

Young men 10 Learn tho ant OF Ttle2raphy.
\ permanent position h gaenrcd each pupil
wien through. Salaries viii average from
go TO So per Month, For pnr!cul ats address
I'D. II. Bnyse, Secretary Dilins Telegraph In
stitulc, west side Public Square, Dallas,
Texas. iwAn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

Go TO stegall- a. 90, for The
best NJ. Leuss He'll Treble fia-
nos in the Mharlset-.-in monthly
miscellaneous, also for furni-
turc, books, stationery. crock
cry and glassware. window
shades. pictures. and all kinds
of riOultiings. wall paper, STEP
ladders, table and Dae;set cut
!!en; a&WlawE
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

Te sc thai Prssser 8 6ambie's E<sra
0five soap Is beoo1nlDs very popular In our
city. It's quality, we know, Is superior. and
beine nicely perfuned, we are not surprised
that consumers prefer H. and that II has
lnrze ale.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

his economy 70 use Dunhams Yeast Pow
der For purity and strength ithnsno equal.
Al who use n. lis II. and recommend IL TO
Their neislbors. ls'dsrtTedtvtn
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-08

The athletic Quaker who recently
thrashed q fellow who tried to pick his
wife's pocket while looking at pro.
cession, is described by an eyewitness of
the encounter as man of thews and
thous.
The third annual decoration of the
graves of the Confederate dead will take
place at the Confederate Cemetery. near
Springfield. Missouri, on Thursday,
June IL.
a oolored woman suddenly dropped
dead while hoeing in field in the lower
part of Union this week.
Plain white note paper, very thick and
heavy, With o crest in black outlines, is
now declared to be the proper thing.
The population of France is estimated
to be about SO, 600, 900.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-08

a MASSACHUSETTS PoL1r1cAL NorE.-
This interesting item OF political gossip
is given by the Springfield (Mass.) Re
publican:
"Intimations are given out in various
quarters. likely to be we'll informed, that
Mr.. Dawes is about to resign his seat in
Congress from this district, and that,
consequently, among the elements of po.
lItical interest and excitement this fall
will be the choice of his successor. Why
he is to resign. is not so clearly init
mated; but the supposition is transfer-
enoe to the Presidents Cabinet or to q
arst class foreign mission"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-08
Funeral Invitation

The friends and acquaintanoes Of MRS.
NANCY REILLY, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. :.
CAinan, are respectfully invited to attend tho
funeral o: the former 1T st. Peters Catholic
Church. at O'Clock, THIS AFTERNOON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-08

A suicide was recently committed in
Paris which was attended with more
than the ordinary consequences. The
body OF man was found IN the Dois de
Bouiogne shot through the head. It was
afterwards discovered that the man had
been servant to NJ. Rodrigues, we'll
known stock broker, and that he had an
nounoed to fellow servant his intention
to commit suicide. When NJ. Rod.
ligues was made acquainted with his
Wallets death, the shock was SO great that
he fell down in fit OF apoplexy, from
which he never recovered, dying q few
hours afterwards.
Nattans' Crystal Discovery will restore
the color to faded anu gray hair. remove
dandrnff and stop its falling. The only
article in use entirely harmless lead
no silver. no sulphur, no stains, no sedi.
ment. no shaking up to DO. A. Nat.
tans. inventor and proprietor, Washing
ton, d. G. For sale by G. Fl. Mot.
JGt3
An exchange says that "the Indians
have no more right to arms, provisions
and clothing, than We have. until they
have earned them" How unreasonubly
some people talk. What would become
Of Indian agents in that case? Are they
to be left to perish with the. gnawing
pangs OF unmitigated starvation?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-08

THE fourth monthly meeting of the Me-
Il chanics' and Farmers Building and Loan
Association, of RiohlAnd Countl. 8. O., will
be held ct Temperance Hall, over Cantwell's
atore. TOMORROW {Monday) EVENING"
9th instant, at o'clock. Tho penalties pre-.
scribed in the Bye-LAws will be enforced
agsinst all who do not pay in full, by or be-
iore this meeting. The funds on hand will
be loaned. RD. SENN. Presiient
a. u bnENIzER. Trea surer. Juue61
81 Unton-He''atd copy Monday and charge
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Election Of City Physician.
C0HNCIT. GHAMREP

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, s. O., June z, 1873.
A election will be held for = City Physi-
"a clan, at the regular meeting Of the City
Applicants will hand in their letters, prior to
Tuesday. By order OF Oity Council.
CHAS. DARNUM,
June City Clerk.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-08

CONFESSION IN TIE CHURCH OF ENG
LAND.-4S0 ''priests Of the Church of
England" have petitioned the Bishops
in Convocation to consider the advisa-
bility of providing for the license of
"duiy qualified confessors, in accord
ance with the provisions Of the canon
law" The Archbishop of Canterbury
treated the petition as an "attenapt to
entrAp the house into on expression Of
opinion" and pointed out that the pe-
titioners went on to ask that prayers
might be appointed to be said for the
Blessed Virgin Mary" and that there
should be "Holy Communion of
Burials' and Common orations of the
Dead, as we'll as special services for
baptized children. His grace spoke in
strong terms Of condemnation of these
and other ritualist practices, and init
mated that he would not scruple to do
again what he had done in similar in
stance-revoke tho license of curates who
encouraged confessions.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-08

Gas Bills for Month Of May.
CONSUMERs will please attend to the nav
~ ment Of their bills. without delay. Five
per cont. will be discounted on all payments
within five days from date. All bills remain-
be placed in the hands Of the Suporintend-
ent, with orders to remove the meters.
JACOB LEVIN,
Secretary and Treasurer Columbia Gas Light
Company. June63
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-08

Is thoroughly supplied with POWER
PRESSES OF the --latest Improvement;
TYPE OK varioas grades and styles, from
one foot to the fiftieth part Of an inch in
size; BORDERS. Gu rs; Black, Colored
and Transfer INK; PAPER and CARDS.
The proprietor is a practical printer,
and employs the most skilled men in the
profession; all work is executed at short.
est notice possible. in the latest and best
styles. and at New York prices. GALL
and EXAMINE SPECIMENS OF
l. 2. 3 and Sheet Posters, Hand bills,
Programmes. Pamphlets. Bills OF Fare,
Circulars. Briefs, Dodgers, Flyers,
Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Checks,
Horse Bills, Receipts. Labels,
Railroad Blsnks, Legal Blanks,
Tags. Cards Of all kinds and sizes-
Wedding. Visiting. Business, Show.
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Law Partnership Notice,

Law Partnership Notice.
JAMES Il. RIoN. NATHANIEL pARNwE1r
RI0N & BARNWELL,
Attorneys at LaW and Solicitors in Equity.
WILL practice in the State and United
wv States Courts. OHioea-Columbia, g.
G.. and Winnsboro, s. O. June lmo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-08

Attorney General
Probablilties-For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, East of the Mississippi
partly cloudy weather and araas of LIGHT
rain.
NEW YORK. June Tt has been
learned that the steamer Geo. Cromwell
broke the connecting rod and demolished
the cylinder OF the main engine, besides
doing other damages to her machinery.
and on the 25th anchored in smooth
water at Abaco.
Financial and Commercials.
LONDON, June 7..-Noon. .-Consols
92ls. Americans nominal.
LIVERPOOL, June 7-EveninR.-C Cotton
opened and closed dul!-uplands 81:
Orleans 0la; sales 5000 bales; specula.
ton md export 1000; American 4 500.
July and August delivery, from Sayan.
nah and Charleston, 8 11.1G083a.
NEW YORK, juno 7-Noon.-Stocks
dull. Gold steady, at 177s. Money
quiet, OF 5(97. EIchange-iong Q; short
lO16. Governments dull but steady.
State bonds very quiet. Cotton firm.
uplands 1895; Orleans 1917; futures
opened as follows: June Is il -I6(01S
1916; July Is 3.l6@1814; August 1917
0l9 ZIG. Flour, wheat and corn quiet.
Pork quiet and steady-new 16 621s.
Lard dull-Western steam 8 3-16087aa.
Freights dull.
IL. M.-Bank ststement-Loans de-
crease $500, coo; specie decrease Sc. 50O.-
OO0; legal tenders increase nearly 81, 0OO.-
Oo0; deposits increase Sc, 375, 900; specie
shipments today S!,375, zoe; weeks re.
ceipts 30, 375, 900. Money very abund-
ant. Cotton quiet; sales a57 bales-up.
lands l94; Orleans 1921. Flour quiet
and steady: sales 8. 400 barrels, at 6 2O(1
9.OO for common to fair extra Southern
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09

'.rsE GwTNE Down BELOW the
days OF slavery, the dsrkey WIS more afraid
OF going below than be was Of death. His
ideas were somewhat crude, usually with
regard 10 bis destination. Whether he
would land 10 cotton plantation or a sugar
OF rice nsld was not clear. hut be was SURE
Of herd times sod hard sage, and when he
informed bis fellow dsrkies hs was going
below, be 90. the hear y sympathy of al
hs left behind. Such 10 the shape that,
many OF bis white bredren are in just now
"a great many are bent on going down the
Allegheny. There are some big wells down
there aud host Of little oues. These wells
are miles from shipping facilities, The
mud like the wells is deep, and the charges
10 pipeags steep. Oil is very cheap; mon-
ey very scarce. Yet operators, merchants
sud iaborers "go down below" 10 hopes 10
achieve fortune. Some may, bat the great
sr number BY tar are destined to see bard
ttmes aod are entitled 20 the generous sym
pstby Of those they leave behind them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09

Tell II not 10 Gath! Whisper it not. IN
Askeion! During the debate iu the Massa-
chuset,s Legislature, one day last week, 90
the Sumner resolutions, Q member called
FOR the reading by the Clerk Of the House, Of
q certain passage of Scripture. Tuers was
perfect silence while the solons waited tor
the clerk 10 produce the Bible. The latte,
gent lemeu seemed to be embarrassed. lie
searched everywhere but was fualiy forced
todecl.ir that there was no Bible there! Fc,
a moment tinge of sadness seemed TO over.
come the Assembly: but this gave way Il
merriment, when further search revealed
the fact that thers was oct q copy of the 10
spired volume in the State House. A page
was sent out to borrow one, and when be
returned the passage was read, and bust
ness proceeded. What would the Puritan
fathers have thought of such On occurrenc.
as this?
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09

We were favored with q call this forenoon
from our friend, .Mr. James +. Sherry, the
we'll known manager OF Sberry's New York
Theatre, who are to perform at the Opera
Housa, this evening, 10 connection with the
celebrated Coleman Sisters. Manager S.
looks as natural as ever, in fact improves
in appearance, since he lost performed here
We hope to see q crowded house to witness
'his excellent troupe.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09
Gold at l .. N. llsN

Some Of the down river papers have
sought to make capital out Of the story that
there was no oil produced to smount to
anythlog 10 the upper d,stsiot. aud that
the big wells between this place and Titusr
willie were oil myth. There 70 we'll on
the Bailey, Gilmore 4 Co., lease Of the
Sloan tract, near the Octave district,
which 10 producing l31 barrels daily, aud
has averaged that since being struck early
last Deesmbsr Can any veil 10 the Butt
lsr oil ds,d shoS 'as good record. Only
one that We know Of and that 10 the old
Casino we'll, located 10 the Parker district,
and owned BY Msssrs. Woods, Ripley aud
Mooehesd.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09

In the grand hunt after local news to- day
We met our friend, James Haze, Esq, the
gsutIeuanly ticket agent at this point. An
Company intended to replace the bridge
over Oil Greek at Boyd Farm, the present
summer, with q new and snbstential struci
ture; that the road was doing good trade
considering the duh times; that the mud
was deep at present and that it was rain-
ing like blazes, which latter items all will
agree TO.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09

The QUICKEST TIME ON RECORD We
have heard and at differaut times published
what was then supposed to be the beet
time made in putting down oil wells, but
We now have q case in point which takes
the lead Of all others. On the Abbott & o.
Hars, Weaver tract near this city, Toby
Oil Compaay's lease, Well No s, comp'en
ed some days since, aud pumping now abou,
City barrels daily, is down 954 feet. The
time occupied 10 drilling It was just fifteen
daysl Adam Smith took the contract to
drill the we'll, aud employed az workmen
Jack Purtle, Jim PurtIe, Frank Scott and
Mike Csvery. II therssrs any drilIers 10
the Oil country who can beat this we should
like 10 hear from them. Mr.. Smith aud bic
gang are skillful workmeu lot large texperi-
ence aud deserving OF name and fame
Tommy Weaver, of the Toby Oil Com papy
we will venture t. say, will "put up'' ca
hese men.-GTitusirle Courier.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09
The Mos, Desperate Family Fend on
Record.

In Hancock county, Tennessee, there
lived a family consisting OF father motner'
two sons, a. daughter and son- 'n-iaw. oome
time ago the father, Dan Sutton, separated
from his family, and, with his con Joon'
took up bis abode with woman living III
or near the Hawkins county line. From
,hi. place frequent torays were made
hy the father upon the old homestead, aud
from time TO time uuch property was COM
veyed to the woman's house. They sub
mitted patiently to these depredations uutili
the father took away the last horse on the
place. The sou, William Sutton. who had
remained with his mother, procured req
plevin writ. and with his brotherinlaw Bar
nett, went to tho woman's house aud took
possession of it. They were on the point OF
leaving, wheu the father, Dan Sutton. came
out OF the house. aud with rifle fred OF
Wa Sutton. The old man seized an axr,
and spit open the skull OF bis son-in.lsw,
who sank down in pool of blood and ex/
uired 10 u few moments. The father next
advanced upon William Barnett with az axe
uplifled. William drew his pistol and fred
killing the old man instantly. 10 the mean
time John Sutton, seziug Barnetts pistol.
closed 10 With his brother. Thus they
fought, muzzle TO muzzle till every shot wos
expended. Alter knocking each other
with the butt ends of their pistols they
threw them aside and drew their bowiet
knives. In short time John lost one Of
hia ards and another stroke from William
Cat off bis chin, aud thus the bloody sffrsy
| ended. William was hurt In several places
bnt managed to escape.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09

The charming spring weather Oft past
three days 10 having it's effect on oue streets
aud 10 rapidly bringing out to view the 6lth
that has accumulated the past winter. -
Evsa AAia street is 10 . terrible shape
while the back alieys are In splendid
shspe to breed . !estilsnoe. The street
commissioners should commence operations
at once, II the sanitary condition Of our
village is . point to be considered.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09

The Petroleum Centre RECORD has .
highly sensational account OF q ball said to
have heen given in the lower part Of this
city last week. 10 whioa the names, dre~,
and, otner peculiarites Of those 10 alter
iarc. are given in the most approved Jenk-
ems style. 'Tis we'll DONE thou good and
faithful servant. ~ -TTitusvile 9 Courier.
OF course they dare say nothing as the
reporters of the Courier were all present ou
that auspicions occasion.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09

THEA1RE.-This evening, Sherry's New
York Theatro,,givs one entertainment only
ct the Opera House. Connected with this
company are tue celebrated Coleman Sis/
ters, artists who are we'll known on the
American boards ss being fret cIuss PERI
formers 10 every respect. The great drama
of "Driven from Home" will be produced
on this occasion. Sherry always did have
. good company and we are assured BY
him that this is the strongest one he ever
stop aud see his old friends In the oil r..
giou, we hope to see o crowned house in
attendance.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09

The local option Law must be snfofosa.
From aud: after this date and up TO Wv
day the local option law goss into eHsst ,
will sell aIlkiuds aud brsuds OF wiuss, sna
LIQUOR ut retail ct wholesale pricss, q o!
lock must be closed oat. Now 10 tho uns
60 purchase . little visl los home ,,v uss:
OWEN GAFFNEf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09

Local option having gone iu'o effect, Mr..
A. 3. smith, long proprietor Of Smiths O. =
ster Saloon aud Restaurant, has closed the
same aud removed to Buffalo. Smith was
ons Of our oldest residents. We wish him
success Ia his new home.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09
LOuK HERE.

Now 10 the time to buy the celebrates
Fox Il Williams' Buffalo Ciesm Ale, at ".
A. LOZIER'S % be intends 10 close up 90
the twenty fourth iost Also, oil those W. y.
debted to the same will please come ese
settle on or before said date asd obliss ~
undersigned. ,,
.....- W. A. LOZIER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-09

Twenty meu-(ten black aud ten Whitley
were out at sea when storm arose, renderl
log it impossible to carry more than ten
men with safety. A council Of war was
beld, and 1t was determined to throw over
one half Of the men. II was agreed to
throw every 9Th man until ten were desl
patched. The white sailors arranged them
10 such order that "everY fifth man" should
he black m an. How did they manage Il /!
Thus they stood: