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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-13

Three good residences In this city. lmmc.
diate possession given.
l50-dtf STEAGALL x co.
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WANTED-Purchase for q lot of old
wv type metal-an excellentsubstitute for
AahbiH metal Prioss W. Apply at the
Herald once.
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Ifdie you must. always use tho best which
IL Bineaud's Lightning hair dye,
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Says the health officer. Buy your disInfect.
ants from @--
| 74slm II, C. HOSKINS.
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 80, 7. & A. NJ.
meets on the second and last Saturday even.
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
JOHN ]. GOOD, w. NJ.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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CONSTABLE
SOCIETIES.
Masonic,

DALLAS COMMANDERY No. 6, knights
Templar, will meet at the Asylum in the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, E. G.
Ed. g. BOWER, Recorder.
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Masons, meets ut the Chapter Rooms in the
city of Dallas, on the first Monday after tho
last Saturday in each month.
w. MIC. YOUNG, NJ. e. H. p.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

and Departure Of Trains at
Dallas. ,--f
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$500 Reward!

Board ut KIngdonss7 90 por week.
7BdlW
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Odd Fellows.

odd Fellows.
RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. 81, !. O.
o. r., meets on the first and third Friday
nights in each month, ut the Odd Fellows
Hall. JNO. ID. kERFO0T, G. p.
+. A. SAYRE, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. A, !. O. o. f., meets
on every Wednesday night, at the odd Fell
lows Hall. d. Z. JET, n. q.
NJ. THEvENET Secretary.
Good TempIars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, I. o. G. r.,
meets every Saturday night ut the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION s. RECORD. w. C. I.
j. W. RECORD, w. Secretary.
knights Of Pythias.
COEUR DE LEON LODGE No. s, meet
very Tuesday evening. ]. NJ. Wright, Past
Chancellor; II. ID. Seay, Chancellor Com
mander; b. Ward, Vice Chancellor; Richard
Morgan, Prelate; II. =. Aunspaugh, Master
of Exchequer; Jos. l.. Fisher, Master of FL
nance; j. W. Walden, Keeper of Records and
Seals.
Patrons Of Husbandry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. 81, of the
Patrons OF Husbandry, meets ut Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat-
urdays of each month.
r. L. FRANK, Master.
ID. II. BECKER. Secretary.
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OFRICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD,
May "a, lNi. !
Exchange.
THE GENERAL MARKET.

Business continues fair. Our merchants
have full and complete stocks laid down al
low figures, and purchases can be made al
unusual advantage. Tho following quota
lions represent regular wholesale prices III
filling small orders, higher rates viii have u
Ia mid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-13

THE wind on Friday last blew down
ayoung OAK tree 4 mile anda halfeast Of
this city, under whose roots was found
box about the size of snuff box, the
materisl (which was of marmorean
appearance but which could be crush.
ed In the hand like felt, always recov-
ering Its shape when relieved of the
pressure. a
AMAN wentup Main street, yester-
day afternoon, to lay his appearance
and pains before the Mayor. He had
court house over one eye, San Ja-
cinto hotel over the other, his nose was
spread out like the fair ground and his
clothes were In streamers which, If
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-02-21

- AIY-ritrr. rcsinF The kasiFTn Iaitd stafs,
cards ~ cneinFtuE GFtfnhacks lnitsd
stamps far such they wtsh pal
m be inserted Ahovs tAbis tSS the trs
ras1 1fav
these rates which transient advertise
when paid charged quarterly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-02-21

When the king Of Portugal addresses his wife
publicly, he is obliged to say: "Very high and
verv excellent Princess ID. Maria Pia of Savoy,
Queen of Portugal, my dear, well-beloyed and
highly esteemed spouse, may our Lord hold your
maiesty's person in his holy keeping, But in
the secIusion Of their majestic, very high and
ery excellent private life, his majesty is very apt
to run on after this style: "D-you, Maria,
where have you put my suspenders?''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-02-21

\ young gentleman IN Augusta, Maine, lately
made an evening call upon young lady. 1t was
getting along toward Q O'Clock, when the young
lady inquired the time of evening. Five min
utes to o. was the reply. - How long will it
take YOU to 20 home - - Five minutes, should
iudge.'' .sThen,'' said the young lady, - If you
start now you will get home just at O'Clock. "
lie performed the feat on time.
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The Granger in Love.

The Granger in Love
on, come, nay love, and Live With me.
All keep my cottage IN The glen,
A. patient as a bumb!e-bee,
AMI busy IS a setting hen
On, rest beneath my fragrant bower
Where sweet stramonium doth enIWinsi
C1me, smell the geEtIe eau'iaozer
And eun the maugel-wurzsI vine.
Al, listen % the rural scnzs,
The pea shall V7iad ils magic sheH,
A. Eeao plaintiveIy prolongs
The sarble % the pimpernel.
Eeyond the Vsrmieeln row
hear the buu frogs sigh again--
The cIekis Of the Durham eve
The below Of the Berkshire hen.
Oh, eams, love, come the morn is fair,
III celebrate the day with thee
30 merriiY dig the Bartlett pear,
And shake the uta-baga tree.
Oh hump yourself, my lovely Poll
AID Ia the cause of anti-m0nop
Wen munch the turkeys in the Pail.
And gran the long clam on the hop.
Ny sweetest am fond 0f mush,
And thou wilt set some out for me;
Wen early SOW the current bush,
And tap the cranberry jelly tree.
Wen pull the wool from oh the calf
The cottonwood its fleece shall shell
20 al the Winter VIII we laugh,
And gayly weed the oysters bed.
Wen bhtheiy hoe the Winter wheat;
Wen chase the eggs the squirrels lay,
And when the Bantam hog shall beat
Wen feed him with some clover hay.
All asvOry game 20 thee III bring;
The burdock knows my spear IS sharp
M shoot the dolphin on the wing
Asd hit him in the periearP.
Then come, my love, and live with me,
And beaufiiy my lonely den,
A. patient n bumbIe-bee,
AMI busy a. a setting hen
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-02-21

FORCOr.-A miner who had powder in one tin
can, and oil in another, and forgot which
which, want into the blacksmith shop, at the
Dunbar colliery, Clearfeld County, one day last
week, to melt the oil. He set the can, containing
three pounds Of powder, on the blacksmith's fire
and went home, saying that that was the loudest
clap Of thunder he had ever heard.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-04
STATE VOTE.

The official count makes the major
ity for Hardin 37,462. This is some
what less than was indicated bv the
Democratic papers. The majority
for WOodson was 35,443, so that IIar-
din's majority is larger by 2.OI9. The
Democratic vote is 4 1866, and two
years ago it was 156,7l4. showing a
loss of 7,148, besides Whatever re-
serve Democratic strength. not pollcd
two years ago, was called out this
year. As TIE Democrats have claimed
that the reserve was from 10000 to
$4,000 strong. they must be prepared
to show what has become of il. The
vote for Gentry was 1I2.104, against
l2l,27l for Henderson, Il loss of 9,lG7.
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Hardin 356 and Gentry II votes.
Thus the proportion ranges from 170
to l in PemisCot to about 8 to | i'll
Shannon, and in thcs, five counties
there were 90 teachers, Si,754cXpcnd-
ed for support OF schools iR 1873. and
ont of 1905 persons of the school age.
onl, 3,097 were returned as enrolled
in schools, public or private. But
Adair. Andrew, Atflison, Gasconado
and Putnam gave heavy majoritics
for Gemtrv. and i'll the aggregate
POP votes fer Hardin and 6,2257 for
Gentry. and returned 476 teachers,
Sl23.3S6 expended for support of
schools. and ont of 24,105 persons
enumerated of the school age, 1921
were returned as enrolled in schools.
The Free Press suspects that there is
some connection between the proper
ton of children attending school and
the proportion of anti-BourbOn votes
and SAYS that in Dunklin county only
one child in eight has the advantage
of even n few months schooling, and
the vote of that county was almost
forty to one for Hardin; while in
Atchison scventy-One per cent. of the
, children attended school, and the vote
of that county was nearly two to one
for Gentry. We commend the sub
jcct to the attentive consideration of
those Democratic editors who VOW
and declare that Democracy in Mis-
. souri, is not hostile TO the system of
common schools.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-04

THE New York Times prints a Sc
ries of tables showing the enormous
shrinka@e in values which has taken
place in the great staples of the coun-
try, whether of food or clothing. since
1859. just bcforc,'the war, at the close
Of the war in 1864. and now. The
prices were,,taken on November 10 in
each of the wears named. In 1859
gold and paper money are on n par
with each other. In 1864 gold touch
ed 2Sj. the highest point reached dur
ing the rebellion. and at the present
time gold ranges from I'LL to l11s.
Wheat flour is now selling for about
one-half its value in 1864. and prices
are actually lower than in 1859. when
the finances of the country were III a
specie basis. Wheat is now worth
only Onc-ilalf of what i: was in 1864,
and il is selling at about the same
prices in paper that it did in gold in
1859. Corn, also, is selling for half
what it did in 1864, although little
higher in currency than it was in gold
in 1853. Cotton shows ali enormous
>hrinkagc As compared with 1864. but
the present currency quotations are
somewhat higher than the gold j~riccs
of 1853. Provisions, sugar and coffee,
show 4 heavy declinc..in prices a. com
pared with 1864, although the present
currency quotations are slightly above
the gold prices of 1859. Dry goods,
too, show q considerable falling oil,
prints being below the prices Of 1883,
and Immensely below rates 1t the
close of the war.
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Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices of the Press.

The rver-incrsn,ing circulation Of this excel
lent monthly proves its continued adaptation To
popular desires and needs. Indeed, when We
think into how many homes II pcnrtraics every
month, We must consider IL Us one of the cilict-
tors ~ well rs entertainer, OF the public mind,
for its vast popularity has been Won by no APP
peal to stupid prrjudices or dcpra,rd tastes -
boston Globe.
for variety enterprise, artistic wealth, and lite
rary rIiltur" that has kept rnrr with, il 1t has
not led the Iimur,, should cuIsc IL, conductors Ia
r"s,ri u WIN Jn,t.latlr r%mriacrnrH IL aiIn
gratitude. Tie Magazine has done good AMI not
evil AL the days of it, lifc.-lBrooklyn Eagle.
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III. ha. water to draw. onrh, To buy nn.
DR.. WHITTIER,

ONs w l6Ns
sI7 st. Charles street. st Louis, MO.
"a, bern Longer eHsss,d Ia he .p~ciL treItr-ut ef NJ
yenereal, Sexual and ,cnronlo
Syphilis, c onorrhD3, cteet, Structure.
Orchitie, Hernia, OF Rupture, Ill Urinary
Diseases a.i syphliitioor marcus'ai ancc-
lions Q: the throat, skin or bones, se t,e.iei
si,n u ,psrallrhi s.cces>, on li,c' I sE y Inc TTineirirs.
Spem,atorrhCHd, Sexual Debility and
lmpotency, asthe result of setf abuse IN youth. ~y-
sal r1o.,srs IN in.Iurrr Years. or otacr ciusrs sud ~hrh
produce SIM OF the fhIiosina Effects: Rr-poxsnass. sezinoi
saissions. debility. diaae Q Of siSkt 6Jecars HSns's.
pispSss on Ne Srcs PHYSICAL deodT. srsrSo1 70 se'inyoy
Is.aies, ~ep.J4sos Of ij-as. los. ~ sersai power. etc. r-E-
perm is our. 4 PAM. let iJ6 p,e-sp rI.iI. * t0it1
above. is~nt 10 sealsd en- re,ops. for tvo 3 -tae- stamps
Diseases peculiar to women, snch %
Ansne'r19s, yssenorrhas. W or,haoac- LsseeThds- or
S,sni',y. stc.. sIc-e sfuliy ire i.ed: Descriptive Tsnphes
ssrf scaled Tor two stamp. Age With experience can ~
li~d u,oa. u IL .cif osi ientthst a Physicisn treat ns .hcas-
snds % eases ev.ry year acquires Srat sSil, rhysniahs
Confidential c N saltxtion. per onaliy or By letter. free aud
Invited. Sh"n l; isincoovenienc 20 visit the city Tor treat
r.nt, incidence can be sent bv eypresso OF mrii everyuhr;e.
Cu-~ahle or ss eiiraatacl. where douete1iI> itt- FRANKLY
stated. on - hou, = . A. \. 90 ! 2. y. eurdavs. IL 10
I'm. Persons ariring IL fas city at dsv Ao,ar, lssy esAs
direct 10 tie sAes. Hat night ring the ~ Bell.
The c tab shneoS 10 whole hou e Of twriSe rooms ntne
most extensive In the country, embracing heesrton anil
Consul a,iou ro,us. Boarding and arelios apartment:
Medic ltei ami vapor Bahs; . &C mr.. aensive Laboratory
where all u,-Siiein.s ussd 10 ,h- estsbiishnsnt are prcPaxed:
sud most important OF oil tie Library. where ID. oil am
latest uand.Id works Of all tbs schcas OF medicine are
found. also Anatomical Plates. hf- size and eoiorsd' 20 hit.
niustraii.g disea- 4 ~condlr'on.. which have hen procu-ed
fr,m Paris, Fr,u>e. rccsrlle<s a eST enss. aud notiobs
f,uud in nuy oth-r Library 10 tn city. fh' Library h
ihr W w.ilr n,.a % q eaIiers: AddrsS g aso,.
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Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notice, Of the Press.

Notice, Of the Press.
The Weekly j. the ablr-t and most powerful
illu srut,,i periodical published in this country
Its editorials are scholarly AMI convincing, and
carry much weight Its illustrations oi current
events are iull and fresh, and ar. pTrI,a red 10y
our best designers. With a circulation of 10
ON. The Weekly Is read by nj least hall a milton
persons, and lis influence n an organ al opinion
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Couri.r-Journul
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sion, and lis pictorial illustrations are uiIrn cor
ruborarive arguments Of no small force IN.
!. Examiner and Chronicle.
lis papers upon existent questions and its III
imiiahl" cartoons h.lp Ia mold the sentiments
Of the country .-tPitfsburg Commercial.
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THE Ste. Gcmevicve Free Press
adopts q new method of showing
what Dcmocrae: means. 1t fakes
The five counties which give the larg-
est proportionatc majority for Ilar-
din. and the five which give the larg-
est pr0portionate majority for Cen
try, and compares their school re-
turns. Dunkiin gave Hardin 73S and
Gentry 6 votes; Pcmiscot gave ITar-
din 343 and Gentry votes; Oregon
gave Hardin $50 and Gentry II votes:
New Madrid gave Hardin 81 and
Gentry - vote: ard Shannon cave
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Hogs Slaughtered,

On Tuesdays and Thursdays of each
week. during the winter. | will slanght-
cr and deliver hogson reasonable terms.
Bring them along. W. Il. HOWARD.
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Card to the Public,

Whereas, for the past few years, various per-
sous have sought, by artiully-wori-d advertise
meats, In iiuprcs, upon III, public mind that !,
Nathaniel :. Dodge, NJ. u, WAS with them or in
s"Tmr wIy connected with them professionally!
AMI this being ,i"nc without my knowledge or
consent. IL nay uain- l. virtually my trademark ,
therefore. | have been forced 10 make known in
ihi, public manner the ulnye Iact-, and !lIIt ]
have no partner or agent, and IT, project my sci;
and ia. public hav,' been II! the eNlrnsr OF a steel
plate engraving Of myself, which may br or
,Icrcd from me tpricr.j cents at LIS south Hal
si,l street, Chicago, III. Ny speciality i, the
treatment al Chronic Disease, and those l,rcul-
lar To The female sex. The poor receive pre-
,criptirns tree. I 10 not keep open olhce, AMI
those wishing 10 consult me must do 80 persnn-
ally or by letter II, above. My course al lee
turr, 10 stud, nts will commence ON January ),
ls,J. aud continue eight weeks. | hereby eau
tion all persons against using my name in con-
ncctiUn with any other person or persons, pro-
ic-sionslly, II. such persons using my name Will
be- prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the law.
should the public meet any such parties using
my name, ! trust that they will treat them in Tia.
manner that they 81 justly deserve.
Your obedieEt servant,
NATHANIEL s. DODGE.
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Harper's Bazaar:
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the Kind in the WuIld.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-22

Calendar for Thursday, October .
1874: 2593, German National Bank vs. Boyle.
receiver, on trial 30iS, Williams ct al vs. Ride
out; 2lO0, simpson, executor, vs. j. Brown *
Muip ply; 2lS3, Logan vs. Hartford and syria
cuse Coal Company ZS7os Missi ssippt and Ten
nessee Railroad Company vs. Pampiin et al
PISS, Watson VS. Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road Company 2532, Newberges & bro. vs. Ed
monds Pettigrew Co. 255S, Burke vs. Belts;
25I2, Franklin VS. WalcOtt; 1851, Legler vs Mem d
pals and ST. Louis Packet Company; hS9,
GOebel vs. Anderson, administration; 255i,
Thomas VS. Cooney POO, Beaumont, admins
tratrix, VS. Zen May e. al 2557, ID. Hirsch &
Co Us DOYLE, sheriff et al; 255O, Chandler vs.
Met elresh 258l, Msboney & o., vs. Hendrix,
McNabb & Co.; 2562, White vs. Bunce, admin
isfrator: 2J6s, Crawford aud wife vs. Church
258j, Cornell vs. Carter; 2j67. Brooks vs. y. b.
Black: 2j73, G. W. Jones & Co. VS. \. E. Russell
& Co.: 2577, Galloway * kainey vs. J. W. COch-
ian, surviving partner; 257S, Lehman, DUR &
60. VS. W. q. FORD 2552, l., v. Dixon Is Mem
phis Fire and General insurance Company
ISL, W. N. harrington vs. Memphis City RAIL
road Company 2584 Rice & Davis vs,W. W.
Milan et al 2J96, Foster q COWS ". Il. walker
DIS sparks VS. u 'DOugat.