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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-26
PUBLIC LEDGER.
once, No. - Madison Street
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION,
-
THE CITY.
M E M II HIS
Saturday Evening. Dee. 40, 1874,



Union Street Presbyterian Church, near
Marshall avenue-Services II am. and 8
pm. by Rev. A. shotwell. Sabbath school,
8: 30 am.
Memphis Bethel : Services in Exchange
building. entrance on Exchange street, every
Sabbath at IL am. BY Rev. Geo. Hadell. pas
tor. Sunday school, 2;So pm ; N. W.
Speers. superintendent.
Grace (EpiscopaD Free Church, fernando
street-Services at II am. and 7 pm. By
Rev. J. Carmichael.
Central Baptist Church-Services II am.
and Z: bpm. by Rev. DR.. Landrum. pastor.
Sabbath school. Gam. Baptism at night.
Second Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Vance street-Seryices at II am. and at 7:l5
p. m. by Rev. H. G. Culton.
Linden Street Christian Church-Com-
munion. 1880 AMI preaching by Rev.
David Walk at ll:l5 am. and 1880 pm.
Sunday school, Gam.
First Baptist Church Second street, near
Adams) Services at u an. and 7:l5 pm. by
Rev. G. A. Lotion, pastor. Sunday school,
Am.
Chelsea Baptist Chureh-serviees at i am.
and Z: IS pm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-26

ANOTHER package of 5000 genuine
imported cigars from Havana direct will
be received by Sol Coleman at 3 o'clock
this day. Call at his Rosa Concha depot,
200 Main street, and try same at8tc each.
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Billy Lieben has received the Christ
mas Graphic, a splendidly illustrated
paper, cOmplete in all its departments.
Call and get a copy Is holiday present
TO your sweetheart il you have one.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

The market this morning opened
steady, with a fair demand for bright
cottons. New York for spots was quoted
as quiet and steady with prices un.
changed; futures steady. Liverpool was
reported as steady and unchanged; mid
ding uplands, It'd; Orleans, led; sales
10000 bales. New Orleans was reported
as quiet and unchanged; middling l4Ic
The market here presented good feel.
ing, with fair inquiry and good sales
owing to there being nothing doing yes
terday. Estimated sales 1000 bales.
coTroS EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS. = STANDARD
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NV OEIEkEs. December q. 1880 a.m.-The
market is quiet, Middling. H'se; sales. 100
bales; receipts. oi3s bales.
GALVESTON. December A.-cOtton Is fair.
Niddling. ltc; net receipts 222l bales; gross.
rs exports c0astHise, nj; sales, ais stock,
a,lii.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

OrrIcE or err Tax CoLLEcToh.
MEuPHIs. TESN., December y, la4-i
yT,HOsE WHO HAVE NOT PAID THEIR
rity taxes for the year 1915. VIII save
froubie aud expense By settling thei. aceounts
~ once a. distress warrants VII pe issued
.s.iesf All. on January 4. 1915.
FRED. c. SCHAPER,
o7-l0s City Tax Collector.
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MADAME BULLoCK's Mansion House
Main, near Union, is the place to get
oysters. 65t
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SCHOOL books, embracing every book
now in use at either public or private
schools in the city, can be fosnd at
Msnsford's, corner Second and Monroe.
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LOS

r OsT~A OHILD's B. RAoELET. Be
tween Adams and Shell y street; nag .
small cross on the chain. Fir uer VIII rS &c n
a reward at 81 Adams street. lo1-lO9
n OsT-THIs MORNING. ON VANCE ST,
between fernando and OrleA ms streets; = q
iadv's Glove. with fur cuff. The nnoer VIII
piease return to w. B. Stafford Co.. corner
Vance and Herpasido streets:
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ELEGANT neerschaum pipes at Cooks
Peabody cigar stand at low rates. [l08
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Great bargains iR genuine
mink fur sets.
KAHN l. FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar SIS.
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SEE advertisement of Fosters Second
Gold and Land Distribution. sl52
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Solid gold leweIry,
rose aud ladies' gold sets,
fine opera glasses,
al cost for cash at
AUG. JOERss,
lOl 2O2 Main street.

AT Corwin's news stand, No. 285
Main street, there can be found u full
supply of Sunday reading. He has en-
bis shelves Scribner, Galaxy, Leslie,
Demorest, Cooley and Popular Science
for January; also Appleton's Monthly
for December. Ali the latest pictorials
and Northern dailies on hand.
Wa call the attention Of the readers Of
the LEDGER to the sale of the valuable
store house, No. 95 Beal street, on
Monday next.
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For Arkansas River.
For ST. Francis River.

Memphis, Mariana and st. Francis River
Packet-The steamer
OSCEOLA. X. Bowman, master
A. Haycock, clerk.
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ~,
w every SATURDAY, at pm. silsShsre77
For freight or passage apply on -
board. This low water packet was secured
especially BY me for this trade, and shippers
cad rely on her remaining permanently.
T6-f I. r. BOWMAN.
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BOARD,

BOARD BOARD AND LODgING ZOE fSns
ID sir dollars per week. Day board -
dollars and hall Per week at q Maditon :
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oYsrE. rs. cigars. drinks, at Madame
Bullocl's Z. y Main, near Union. 65t
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FOUND.

TSOUND : A BRACELET. WHICH THE
N owner can have by ealllng W 10 De@i S'''
and paying for this adyertisement:
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MoystOn's beautiful re-
Touched and FURNISHED pho
tographs, 81 pr. dozen' at
Star Gallery, 34O ASain street.
ts-f
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Fnr 81 Frnneis River

For Helena. Friar's Point and St. Francis
River.
ST. FRANCIS Basket, master
Davis, clerk.
+ EAVES MEMPHIS AS ABOVE f->-
IL every Tuesday. Thursday and Lsllg8ttf
Saturday at pm. $3.50
For freight or passage apply on board. 2st
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GOLD sleeve buttons, studs, gents'
vest chains and watches, at cost for
cash &C AUG. JOERSs,
100 202 Main street,
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P.J. COLEMAN, at No. Coz Beal street,
has opened q news stand in connection
with his cigar store. All the leading
= NVers, ETC., received ahead of all com
nett, IRA. ~
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NV YoRK. December 26, II 80 s.m.-Cot-
ton is quiet and steady. Futures are steady,
with sales for January delivery At IA Lice
lte; fse 1sS dshssery' ~ Siisio; h 1il1
l51zc; May delivery, l55se. Sales for future
delivery n 800 bales.
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w ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN 70 COOK
Nv and wash foy q small family. Pay liee-
al Apply at SOl Cynthia street. l0l-l0S
NNvANTED--A FEW COOP MEN 10 En-
Nv ea1e in a business that pays hand.
psaiy Small capital required. Call az
:. W. stemers HOuse" from to 10 am; IL 70
aud tot pm.
80 100 --
uTANTED-A SMART. ACTIVE YOUTH
w in an Office. Address in avn h ha
writing. stating experience; 9uaitee flg9ns.
age, salary expected. ETC., A. care LA IA
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RIVER INYELLIGENoE.
BOATS LEAyINa TODAY.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Fannie Tatum, Cincinnati.
" Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati.
p" A. J. White, Napoleon.
Pill Allin, Friars Point.
st. Francis, Friar's Point.
Iron Mountain, Pittsburg.
Mary Ament, Osceola.
Geo. w, Cheek, 0sceola.
Lady Lee, st. Louis.
Quickstep, White river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Fannie Tatum, New Orleans.
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
Mary Ament, 0sceola.
Lady Lee, Vicksburg.
Iron Mountain, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
=, Phil Allin, Arlingtsn, St. Francis, G.
W. Cheek, Quickstep,
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FoR SALE.

SV SALE BRICK : ORDERS LEFT
w., w. N. Order 4 Co., 5ls Front sSreest,
pr NJ YARD. u recsiTe prompt attention,
Memphis va, o. II. p. PIPER.
=SaR s1TE-F, -eTK-TwO LOTS JUST
Eoh ~, sAL ~ ii,1;,. cheap fer cash or on
ten years' time. Address xI,I,- this mice.
Isl xix-irI SAN RQLM. -. ss. ~ -
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SrRASGERs, go to Converse's, 81 South
Court street. COT
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TSOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
room. with board, in private family. for
Ser, tleman end wife OF two gentlemen. Loca,,
sor two or three gents. Terms very moderate,
Address "B," this Office, or apply &c lA
Monroe street. sg-l1z
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NEE style tables at COnverses, 81
South Court street 60
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Go to the Mansion House, 1913 Mair
for oysters, drinks and cigars. 65
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Pianos for rent at 50 per month, and
for sale q. lew prices on installments. to
close out, at Ames, Beattie q Co.'S Fur
niture and Carpet Store, 1896 Main street.
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Go East via StlLouis.

Now that Texas hnH direct rail- 00llllluhl-
onllon with the whole county, travellers
should remember that the pioneer lines OF
the West RfioId the best ana only routes
through the Indian Nation 10 ~ Louis ana
all principal cities Ia the NOfilierni Eastern
and Middle States, Passengers nom dAlNeh'
ton, llouslon, AuHlin, Waco, bryan, plllhh,
Marshall, Jefferson aud al other cities ANA
iownson tho Houston and Texas railway ana
lts conneGtngrnil ana slage lines, are oii''red
the choice Of two all rail routes to ~ LOUIS
AZ Donis0n, Texas, connection II made WIN
ihe Missouri, Kansas ana Texas railway ana
at Ylnitn, In the Nation, q Junction N iorlnod
with tho Atlantic aud Pacific railroad W
which all passengers are carried throusli
Southwest Missouri direct 10 ~ Louis With
out change Of cars or, " The phhsengeIAo
desires lac Gun, when purchasing his lhrough
ticket, arrange 10 continue his Journey
through Nlnlln 10 ~. Louis, by way OF Sedn'
lin nnd the Missouri Pacific railroad bolll
OF these roads being under Que management,
equal facilities ARE offered In the matter Of
palntial sleeping cars, elegant day coaches,
quick time ana superior accommodations OF
every kind, The trains Of these companies
arrive In ~. Louis In ample time 10 make
connection with all roads leading ont Of the
city. Particular information Win maps,
time tables etc., can DO had az The various
Through Ticket offices In Texas, or by ad'
dressing u, \, Ford, General Passenger Agent
~. Louis, Mo. H .H.. IVwlL
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specimen Of the cultivated American
citizen. Ella
THE mail agent on the Central train
going north yesterday had In bis pos
sesdon a.uail pouch which wos used
~ President Lincoln during the war
for tho Transmission Of Important dis
patches flom Washington 70 the
'pnny ofthe Potomsc,p .m.r ~
TIM volume OF water which passed
down the Alalu street Gulyert yester'
dny,wpsNl work. on q dead llorPlncW'
tho Commerce street bridge 10 remove
II southwark, II had started on the
yoyage Just aswe left, happy for peo'
plo who uro qplcE on the scent,
ROME larmers from Wise county
were IN Che city Yesterday with four
wagon loads ofdlll1ront Kinds Of pro-
Visions and sold the loi ont In three
hours, They say they have tried cities
north of Dallas sand affirm that II has
taken them four days toTsel In these
places what they sold here IN u few
hours. Just take another pinch for
onr sake, If youplease uahJ4A
|, APAR Of Spirited street car propel'
lcrs lclkcd tho John Nicely Bryan
from tho metals AZ the Junction of
lamar street yesterday, and after
going through Y round dance IN the
street. with theca keoplngstep, whip
ped back on tho track again. aaa f
CoEoNEr W.T., Nance, oftlio firm Of
AIcssrs, Nance Il Moiictt proprictors
of tho Star Millso Lancaster, was In
ieclty yesterday. Colonel Nance IL
one-of the business pillars OF Dallas
county, q cultivated gentleman and
one Of tho talIesi, IN more senses than
one mill6rs, In lcsoulh. 1890,
Ross avenue Is the champion mud
tlloroughfWe. Draft stock bolk on their
| drivers attempting 10 turn tllein inlo
that street. sweeIhearts plead with
llhclr lovers WIN hearI-hreaNl'lg sooS
tonNold ~ ana wives, VINO are ANXIOUS
To shed inc cohhuoial YOKE assure
lhelr husbands lpat us inc most Pc
'uresque way up or Gown Town ana not
10 forget 10 take III
II ARRIVALS III the Commercial hotel
j il Creighton, city John O'Ncal, TT.
WORTH w II Siller, a Il Master Shrcvc-
PORN I'M Melville Sedala;J WoIston
| Galveston; l. W Campbell, j Steiner
| Marshall; T. $ Gr0yhNm, louisville;
Able Rhine, McKinncyi > $ Record,
White Rock; HID Booth, MmsllalliW
| @ Wilkinson, st, Louis j. c William,
Sc,lalla, Mo- Alex Garden, Jacksboro;
John Stansbury, Iowa; Il III EWalker,
Parker, lis; ii Rainy aud wife, WaXa-
shotchlc; L r Carter, Shreveport; W IL
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A LARGE nunbcr Of tcmperOncl

A LARGE number Of temperance
people were out yesterday enjoying
'hcinaS' fsuaof nljna wise N a.
The twentieth Of March will shine
or frown on the the Great Eastern Cir
Gus in this city. H
"ruE right to bolt however looked
upon By outsiders, is not advocated BY
those inside our calaboofS 81,
YESTERDAY was another proof that
the rain, unlike other things when
they Gal, ,goes down the spout
A PAIR Of young alligators, half as
long rs your arm, were lished out OF
the gutter back Of The Christian church
yesterday, ........
SOMEBODY says that our hairas it's
cut is N fine cut. That fellow must
chew. 70 China with a fellow that
chews! ~ -aat'i 1sN e1.4 hrtt q
"ElARb TACK" was what the son OF
an old gun, in this city, asked for yes
terday, at one Of our liquor stores, in-
stead Of Heidseicl<, gam tA'''''' "
WEwould suggest to ourailhble post
master that he employ q female MS II
stamping clerk, rs they are notorious
for getting away with the stamps on
ONE of those very cutting fellows, in
their waysaDallaslknight ofthe Blade
tonsorial, owns razor siNY,siN Years
old He should name it "grey-beard."
The 'waitingroons' Of thcdilttrentl
railroadsofthis city are sclni-hotelized'
by passengers, who sometimes occupy
them for two and three days ut u time.
THERE was more swearing in the
one house yesterday that owned an
umbrella but had loaned it, than in
the ninety-nine houses that never
owned any to loan.
ONE Of our city snobs says that
unless policemen are stationed at
street corners, on such days as yester-.
day, to turn up the dry side of the
crossings, he'll go where they do.
1'HRTythousand dollars have been
collected in this county, so this reporter
learns, for school taxes, but all the
school houses that have been built
you can hold in your teeth.
\ HAYapp Eaos o3eloe tbo nronri.
etor4 of the Great Eastern Circus and
Menagerie, split vigorous quill yes
terday onsthe Cosmopolitan register,
lie IIaight. fully left on the two O'Clock
train south. EwGA NV
IN six months The tiery enerr;es az
Witwer the Sudebal,er ,vo,,pn ayent
of this city, has "bowed out" one hun
dred and twenty Wagons Those ae-
ons must have the wheel of fortune for
him. & ,'e ~" H'l b3s Y & 4
Two mon woreli, tho cIfy vcstor,ay
who had i,,ot haan snor,onad from M
-, . KIM !, III. NJ, M, f 49,
smuggling. They were dressed with
affected nicety. and were ON their way
to SAN Antonio 'hii-
c,ur,,na, ,,ono-,, 49,. r,o..
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prntt,s Astral Oil.

Absolutely snir; Perfectly od0rless. Al
10 gas. liprns In amy lamp without danger
of exploding or taking tire. Manufactured
eNpressiyto take The place OF volatile aud
dangerous oils. Its safety under every posi-
bio test and It's perfect burning qualities are
proved by Its continued use IN over 100000
Families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc-
Cured nom burning, storing or handling II.
The Immense yearly loss to lifemnd property,
result ting from the use of cheap and danger
our oils In the United states, IL appalling.
The insurance companies and fire commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
tne Astral rs the best safeguard where lamps
AFRO used. Send for circular.
For sale nj retail by The trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietors,
CHAS. PRATT Il CO..
lBdONGmw n los Fulton street. New York,
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RaviRrUE IN PERuE.
Lea Our Authorities See 10 This.


We are advised by "a responsible
citizen that an unsuspecting young
girl who reached this city few days
ago, in quest of employment, has been
lured for immoral purposes to room
in the second story of building in
this city, but that so far she has
repealed the revolving approaches Of
those who would leftover her of
the beaIteous pearl OF her chastity by
q nlien Of virtuous courage, AT the
s2me time she hardly seems to COM
prehehd The depth Of the atrocity
perseNeredinl by lleNiliains in whose
deceptive chains she is an innocent
cyptive '' o. ~
Since Writing the above we are in-
formed chat the girl has found u home
in tie city with family of the highest
character who hearing of her necessi-
tous condition and becoming satisfied
ofthc sincerity Of her desire to acquire
service, took her in charge.
saF --v - 49, 49, ~ Ik&t
'HI 2nre Chance.
business store house Tor sale or rent. next
70 lhl, shieidslN 60. Z, suitable for any
business. Apply 10 lur M.woHL, 4.
lOdlt ea4ifarH Elm street.
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CURIOUS FAcr.-lt appears that Amer
lean teminnliiy, the glory OF man and
pride of nations, Hdds fresh graces and
new lMncls TO her charms every year.
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features,
her sweoter smiles, IRE causing poor ugly
man to stand ughast. Why allthls modern
Improvement tits being whispered around
that the ehnnge Is being effected BY the use
a dat great femlde wonder, English Female
Blttcrs. p aN ~
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Apply 10 PIERCE a. LYLE
for ti2hctS and information i'm
louisville Gift concert.
son,e,nlnr new NJ pnne.s.

Fpshhrrvalsofg gents dress hats, box.toe
boots, Jetf ties, Alexis ties and CATERS. Also,
for babies and Misses new styles of Kid and
Serge button shoes and lace CATERS and slip.
peIs, school girl shoes. Call at sign of Gold
en- Boot Main street. r.- III. PAGE,
ldlw ftltNf l'tl'' ti y ii
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Nm. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Intended for thc mornings Herald
should he handed IN by q o'ctorN ihc
prcyioUs evening 30 Insure their IN
sertiOn.
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No accounts agaims, employees 10 tbe.
Herald Oniec win he nliOwcd II, sett e.
menis with the Office mIless an order
from the Proprietor IN given. kfgIt.
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YoVR LAST CHANCE.
VIVA, the sncmG win DO Monday

rgE .eh@Ha --------------s
Repeated notices have appeared in
this paper, from the sheriff, callingon
all delinqueuts to move to the front
aud pay their taxes. A large number
have, 80 far, failed TO regard these
prcmonitions, and we now notify
them that on Monday the sheriff will
commence auditing these arrearagcs,
and place them in the hands of an
Us fast as they are made out
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CApTAIN JOTrN W. ZANE,

Assistant secretary OF the senate, ls an
authorized agant OF rHE DALLls HHRALp IN
Austin. 20"
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Odd EetlaMs.

RfDGELEY ENCAMPAIENT No. %, j. o.
O. f., nieeis on the first and third Friday
nights In each month, Mt the odd Fellows
Hall. JNO. u. KERFOOT, G. p.
r. \. SAYRE, Scribe. 1ItHHIi n = az
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a heavy invoice of Blank and
memorandum books received
ut PIERCE IL LILIES.


We win have lot Of sefvidora cigars
choice BRAND. Three for twenty-five cents.
Look out for them atr grHa asa =
9d3l G0SIIS's CIGAR STAND.
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NOTICE roADyEnTsERs.t

Iereaft eraiI biiistor advertisements
n iilis paper VIII be collected monthly
unless 10 tI,mwisc gpocificd hrgonipaci
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For Rent. sE

! ofor my residence, near the lrelgli dcpo'
Of the Central railway for rent. For terms
aud other particulars enquire ON tho prem
lses, or 10 John j, Epklns, IlsalU. IiH
II mo. W. LANE.
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Engine For Sale.

have for sale @ good twenty -horse power
portable steam Engine, manufactured by c.
ANA j. Cooper. Mount Vernon, Ohio; has been
used only three years and * III prime order.
has Juus9n Governor complete, and ready
5dtf j. w. SCHENCR.
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Twelve lots (one hloct), on tina principal
Ihcl Central Railroad, IN Dallas comfy, for
snle Mt low prices. Apply 10 ..
,g@sB9gJoHN W.sWIlsN,tp,EEidhaHS x
Iyl5dtf IIclhld On1ch,
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.aDI gsh,.Iw. m. snarIse. a & q N&
OF Shreveport, IL ourauihorlaed agent for
That city, lowholl parties desiring V hupoI'
,lsG IN 0rBulscribo 'forTiiE HERALD are ro-
snoctfllly rtlOrrcd,
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AND TIE END is NOT YET.
wall paDer. window shades,
brackets aud corDice moulding
SAIL cOiningmi
Slt FIERCE a. LYLEs.

DO 10 siegaii ~ 90. for f,,rni'
iurc, books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades, pictures. and nii binds
Of Inonldings. wall paper, Step
ladders. table and pocket cut
IerY. -..---.-. -u-l gOl&Wlf
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We haye she, facilities ana ihe""Fh'
men 90 do ~ gooa work, and 80 ~
low pn,es.as can bio done anywhere
aud we mean % do n. nring youF
Fine Job work toTDE DAILY, HER"
AID oPFioE, CONNER ~ Muir and
Laoar streets. 40 GEA Mla 90 u4lA
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Good T'empIars.

DALLAS LODGE No. a, !. O. o. f., meets
on every "Wednesday night, at the odd Eel.
lows Hall. ...ts ruei d b. II. JET. n. q.
NJ TuryENEr Secratary-. = - - = - q
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lhhh on nool"u Iu'Aho"f ""h '""n""P-
tlpn be cnred9 The pros md cons are almost
M lnnuuernble ~ arc tho victims TO this
fatal disease. On one ground all agree, that
NInlsdon's Peclornl Balm VIII relieve every
caso ANA cure II majority For sale by all
druggists.
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TEXAS HEADQUARTERS
"A Hare Chance.

=, for sale, on account OF departure, Dry
Hoods and Notion Store. Also, attached "a
lue same, cigar and Tobacco stand. The
store Is situated ON the best business street M
TINS CITY. isavery good stand for auction
business. "A person having a small capital
can make good trade. For conditions apply
U,,. = j. =. DAUGHERTY,
commerce ST., one door east os City Hotel.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
SOCIETIES.


/. DALLAS COMMANDERY No. g. knights
Templar, will meet nj the Asylum in the city
of Dallas, on the rst Thursday after the last
saturday In each month. ats9al 'a1
En-. q. BOWER, Il. c.
JAMES Il. BARKLEY, Recorder.
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Woman's Medical Adviser, somuch needed
ny an females, only twenty-five cents, Adj.
urcss Or. J. L. Droomgoolc, Louisville, Ky,
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Franklin AZ Penn are recciS-
Ing new goods every day.
10 ras.payers or,ne cay Of nnlIal

10 T0N.Fnytrs Of Ibe City OF NnIIhs'
Notice IL hereby given that Ed. Darlington
isno longer MY deputy, and thai ] VIII not
be responsible for his acts In said capacity
from and after this date, d. KINGrga
Assessor and Collector OF the city of Dallas.
February ~, 1874. lHf fa stat