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no preserve Hams.

When first butOhered rub the hams
aud shoulders with salt aud LEI them
lie thiny-slX hours, Then covered with
brine for six weeks longer VIII not hurt
them, Then remove them nom The
brine, Insert u strongstrlng Ia the large
end aud hang them up In the smoke
house hook end dow inward, By this
mems tenderness aud flavor are giyGn
10 Il portion Of the ham often thrown
away, Smoky with green hickory
ehlps, aud when they ARE sufficiently
smoked aud dried, wrap them each In
large sheet Of brown paper aud put
In u loose hng of brown domestic, Tie
up the mouth Of the bag carefully,
leaving out The string by which II was
hung up, aud return to the hook IN the
smoke-houso or any other sale conye-
nlont place Hams thus treated VIII
keep for years. So says u large pork
raiser of Indiana whose hams COM
mand the highest price In the markets,
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The market Is active ana the supply lim'
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The Ablcst Living Wrt,ers
OPINIONS,

IN az branches of literature, science, art and
lowing recent WV 'o'-
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WALL PAPER AND WIN
DOW SHADES.

FTankiin a. DO, b00ifseiiers,
staii0neTs, etc, S0i Main street,
have now On hand the iinesi,
cheapest Wall paper and Win-
dow shades, ana tie InSAi Of
them, ever before offered In
This market.
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just received AZ i;rsRcy assOrt-
ment of fancy goods at tlle
Great southern DOAi,sr Store.
'ae Monte christie
Cigars at cobb 4 Co q, ll2 Elm street.
card.

The undersigned having leased the build.
ing known ns the Phoenix hotel, formerly
kept by Jerry Brown has Gifted and re-fur.
nlsled 1t throughout. Parties desiring first.
class accommodations, Mt moderate prices
can secure them by applying Mt tho Phnnix
The house is convenientto the Central depot
and bnt II short distance from the Texas Pa
cific. street cars pass the house every few
minutes. Attentive runners Will be In at.
tendance nj all the trains. In connection
with the Phoenix will be a tlrst-class gymna.
stun and reading room, where all the latest
foreign and domestic news and sporting pa.
pers win always be found on file.
g. w. MOVES,
Formerly Manager Crescent City Circus.
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UNTIL JANuARu1, 1875,
By COL. GEO. E. wARING,

We Viii give one years subscription to the
monthiy, and the entire eight bound vol.
pages, sent, charges paid, FOR 10 90 or charges
~ NV paul, tor slb the same, volumes In libra.
poid, 5000.
VI, one years subscription TO the Monthly
cloti, continuing all srhe Great south"
papers, charges paid, so 70; charges not paid
80 ~, tne samet volumes in library style,
cnmaIges paid, sl2 90 charges not paid. $40 60.
~, We prepay postage on all subscriptions re-
celved at the above rates.
SUBSCRIBERS will please remit In postofflce
money orders, or in hank checks or drafts, or
W iegistered letters. Money In letters not
registered, at senderis risk,
scribners Monthly and st. Nichols, 500.
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ATAhQEh--A situation, by a young man
w NJ good Hleady hahiis aud Wllllng ~
WORK ills ilai ten yeais experience Ia lust
Ness Including the drug aid nOliOn bust
ness, Address, w. herald pniee,
25idol
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OPEN AGAIN.
No. SOS Main street,

No Qua Nhhih S'rs"''
IL the number where our
old friends ANA iiie puDiic gem
orally viii hnd us, with u full
aiOck ~ bpOlSs, paper Of MI
kinds, HiatiOnery, wall paper
paper bag, wrapping prpm
for grOcers nnh merchants, cot
tosI snmpiing paper, esc. NcW
goods coming la ~
REED a. LAFllItOP'S.
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70 thc Clergy and Laity Of the Diocese
Of Texas,
OMAHA, Noyemher VI, ls7I.

OMAHA, November ~, 1874.
IiRErrREs-Our woll beloved brother In
Christ, the very Rev, Alexander Charles Gar
rett, u. d., dem, etc, IL TO be consccrated
Missionary Bishop OF northern Texas, In
Trinity cathedral, Omaha Nebraska, on the
fourth sunday In Advent December the Goth,
at the hour Of eleven O'Clock A, N,
The Right Rov. II. II. GARRISON, d. ID. LII
d., being the consocrator; tho Right Rov. u.
y. futile, u, d., Missionary Bishop of Utah,
preacher with the Right Rev. william IL.
Hare ID. D., Missionary Bishop OF Niobrara,
aud the Right Rev. +. S. Spuulding, ID. d.,
Missionary Bishop OF Colorado, presenters.
You are cordially invited TO be present.
Should Won bo able TO come, please inform
the undersigned without delay, that accom-
mediation may he secured for you. BY order
of the presiding bishop.
JAMES PATTERSON, Omaha,
HY. G. SHAW, Silver Glen,
2lbdeclj Attendant Prcsbyters.
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PROSPECTUS
THE
NEW y. YORK TRIBUNE
The Leading American NeWSDaDrr1H
FOUNDED ~ NORACE GRERIpy

~ ne leeenl elerliOns the neon,s
tlhtN W lAfpi ~ lpnnaly Ia loiiiir "sNt %,
nplHhhsileh W Ilnfnallsnl. 'iii,'N1 ana ~,
hnlph years ago leelaind tiiat A ~ llllnlt,
never nipls enn 4 hs . party or ess hnl aud
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yglea " tie people llf rsloTn, W. 'fsnll lle
lhBpAeihlneali iol eandnT sL1 Xxx my lhlegnh
NY plh HtNhphpfla. uulilu r.Ff lfHurAle
when lhs lnsl closed hsIfilnn ipall palen
lhl llAllpi w. light 10 The tiIlsofT,n zee inlly
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amons Other a reasons ,u''''As ior lhe iolosia,
publishes Ait the aeWs. e.,,,
,nng ana aefe lnlelligenlly Than aas s laeie
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pnuillgi We IlHhl VI local self aoyNIn1s Whole
ei.n w p,plpnllvh ~ all Glask,.a M is'lphl
p'fa W thsii lhsl anu legal riahls, '""ps aaf
hsi,vs,',, na,,l pplihhpiiee ana good fail.
pe.Weyn hpI,l, Anl south, aAd laIo,.' ssllha
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phpllN hth anu questions, and dts, lpNaId
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sluls ahh llhepNnflfh " legre, a,t ni',sels
ann accuracy never before attained ~ ''n nst.
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We llnsl carefully prepared rv, nls,H,nh "
iihllei uhIlhH mo Year much ,n,nNNlhial
aggregate than The entire eo,,t' wv" Wy v lhe
plhel AGRICULTURAL publication, and ,iis,.ul Aly
lnlllllik nrlhllmeni ~ which ni w, W., Nhnlt
ns,vn,tuIhl .1llnl haldi III has done ,,n ahl
snce wiiel, ever snls,ea a'sh any oIhel inau.
hNh pupllhlltl 2 aerles OF soientlno.
literary extras which have ma "A Nv wv ana
ana more emphatic pOpulaf ntn,",iiNi' halt
any hhllhl publication OF lhe Kind p" "Ah
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=, Doctors Pope and Locke have o.n..,-s,
themselves In the practice Of ned ISsssoeiated
sageIy ana tender their services 10 the c aip
rms r, OF Dallas and surrounuine conr,,...
da nsif Joint services will be rendered. when
Locke can ni hn ~, additional charye. DR..
1 Sseinto hotel and DIR. Pope at The a." off Se
s vacs on the corner OF Main and Lama
'''ee's' opposite Moffett's drug store. lamar
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Holiday presents, the largest
assortment la The southern
states, Ia compete with Rny New
Work house, sou will And ai
lne Dollar Store.
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EVERY SATURDAY
MERGED IN
Litteli's Living Age.

The Living Age has been published for
more than thirty years, with the warmest
support of the best men OF the country. II
has admittedly continued to stand "at the
head its class" and its success is now
greater than ever before. IL has absorbed It's
younger competitor, every Saturday." and
is without "a rival In its field.
A weekly magazine of sixty-four pages,
The Living Age gives more than
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PARTS |, ii, AND Ill ARE JUST PUBLISHED.
THE ART JnuRMAT

Complete in Y monthly parts, at 81 each.
reproducing the best full page illustrators
from the earlier volumes OF the Aldine.
Each monthly part will contain six sunerb
plates with accompanying descriptive mat
Yer, ana whether for binding or framing, will
artistic character. Every impression viii Te
most carefully taken on the finest toned
paper, and no pains will be spared 10 make
inns the richest production of Il press which
mas won; IN a marvelously short time, a
worthwhile reputation. ' :"
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WANTS WANTED.

Adffflnmfids 20 M,s column uiH h. iaseufd al
~ fWfNfHg 0iifff TN lFAIS run
AlgflYgrf lHsffllH aad FIN pENIN
rff fHf( m eaeh g1aHaaai ias0fpH, No at
tsgtfelrN iHseHsa f,r less hHa FlfTf
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The new pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church, of this city, DR.. A.
Q. Allen, from Mississippi, will arrive
by to-day's eastern train via the Texas
and Pacific railway.
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Howard W, Peak, Rsl,, Of Fort Worth ID
an authorized travelling agent ~ The Dallas
Herald, from this date until further Notice,
j, W, hWlhpELIis
December ~, lnl,
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SOCA ET'E alS.


WNSOnIC.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. 0, knights
Templar, VIII meet ut the Asylum In the city
Saturday in each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, E. @.
ED. q. BOWER, Recorder
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CITY BUSIN ESS.


Your orders ut Cobb a Co.'s and have your
papers, magazines and periodicals delivered
at your residences. All the late papers and
magazines received to-day nj ll2 Elm street.
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Matthews, Kingsbury " Go. have for
sale and on exhibition at the fair
ground sixty Durham bulls and thirty
Durham hefers. This Is an opportl-
nifty offered TO stock raisers seldom en-
perlenced In this locality.
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a large collection of pictures of different
sizes and on almost every conceiyable snh.
JeGt nave been put up in an attractive on.
,t snp ana are now offered at a price in
Envelope No. |, containing "a hea,,ti FIJI n,
Cravings, IS now ready and will be sent, nost.
asge pald, to any address for One Dollar
liberal discount to agents and teachers
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TERMS oFTHn TRIBUNE,

u DAILY, by NAL, $40 per year; semi-Weekly,
sS25 per year; five copies, ~ SO each.
Weekly, " per year; ton co, les, 81 % each;
twenty copies, 81 10 each.
pS-Postage In all cases Is paid by the Trib.
une, and papers addressed 10 each subScrI-
Der, without extra charge.
Agents wanted In every town, 10 whom
liberal cash commissions will be paid.
Specimen copies, circulars and posters
free. Address
THE TRIBUNE,
New York,
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THE Philadelphia Press calls Tai
mage u "mountebank' preacher. He
has shown II disposition to mount a
bank wherein wild time grows
cincinnati Times.
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DALLAS LODGE No. A, /. o. o. r., meets
on every Wednesday night, at the Odd Fell
lows Hall. Jas. r. DAVIS. N. q.
4. #. WoLF Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No. - l. o. q. F., meets
every Monday night Mt Odd Fellows hall.
II. b. MCCONNELL, N. g.
Il. L. LYLE. SnnrntarY = -
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The AOMNOn Art ,gO1rmal

Each part VIII contain 70 qu0rto pages, In
Guiding the elegant frontispiece, on heavy
plate paper: superb title page, richly il
with the first part, and the printing Of the
entire work will be worthy representation
OF The Aldne Press" which is a guar
antee of something beautiful and valuable.
AT 81 Cost OF 2S Gents "a Epars
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aailg gerald.
sHuaDAY MORNING. DRcrMHRa "a
FoR SALE.

ny rssidense, corner Paeine avenue
and ifonsisn siFeais, en,hraeing hnii q
bIsek 81 ground, with u well hniHhsd
ona,stDFy and hasemeni roeiseeneFeif
building, And all necessary eu''hni'l'
ingA, eie, An early applicant n'ay no.
eursa barHain,
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HY. G. SHAW, Silver Glen,
2l5declj Attendant Prcsbyters.
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The Texas ana Pacific I'm Congress.
The bill now before congress author
king the government to endorse the
bonds of the Texas and Pacific railway
for forty thousand. dollars u mile, in
(. exchange for a mortgage on all the
lands and property of the company,
will be reported from the committee
about the first of February. A special
to the Galveston News gives the result
of an interview with one of the roads
friends, who is very confident of a
favorable action by congress. He
SAYS ,'that the bill was strong on its
merits. 1t was an act of juctice to the
: south, giving that section assistance to
Sienable it to reach the Pacific coast, al
though the aid proposed was much less
valuable than that given to the north.
On this account it would receive the
solid southern vote and substantial
support from fair minded northern
2 representatives In the next place,
the construction of the road would do
much to revive the prostration of the
industry of the country, aud this argu-
ment had already proven efiectual with
several members representing iron. pro.
duclng districts. He counted OH a
heavy vote from Pennsylvania on this
account as we'll as on account Of the
controlling influence exercised by Col
onelThomas A. Scott over members
from that state, with the south u unit
for the bill, backed by Pennsylvania
and the Pacific coast, he believed there
would be no trouble to pick up enough
members here and there in other states
TO make majority Once through
the house there would be no officially.
On the other hand, the northern Pa.
cifio will urge its friends to vote for the
Texas Pacific, which will give 1t some
strength in the northwest The senate
had long been ready to pass the bill
whenever friends Of roads desired.
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ARNOLO's INKS AND WRIT.

ANN HAiNAOs
icy the pint, quart on gallon.
cheap very cheap, ~ Frank
Inns book store. 5O1 Main
street. and everything else
usually found In ~ nrst-cIass
book store, may be found nj
the same place and sold on the
same terms.
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Formerly Manager Or

A. Ia. Steagali. merchandise
broker. conyeyancer and mp
aary public. 0siicc--No. IO7
Ealnar street.
oDnltf
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TANNEHlLL LODGE, No. 80, T. 4 A. NJ.
meotspn the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
JOIiN L. COON w NJ
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A fine trOmt room, suitable for
bedroom or Osiice. Apply al
the DOIlar Store.
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FINANCIAL AND OOaaERCIAL.
OFflUE 90 TnE nkLIAs liERALn,l
Deaemnfl ", lsli, J


New fpTg commercial hnglng "A discount,
~. Inuis commercial, buying, ilsepnni,
asE ysYloa eslei lg1ies
inlnn,
~. l.puls hank selling, from par ia y ple'
Inlnni,
New ofeans hank, selling from par 20 y
pIrnlunlt
OisNasion bank selling from par 20 A@H
piriNluni
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The best place ~ buy your
crOcilery and uueonsware IL the
Dollar Store.
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SCRIBNER & CO.,
ga broadway, New York.

81 PERSONS ordering q change In the direction
~ I'll magazines must give both the old and
~ new address In full. No change can be made
~ me ON OF any month In the address OF
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Ii i1dP the best thoughts of the best
MINDS OF the civilized world, upon ali TONES
OF living est."-lPhiladelphia Inouirer,
IN no other single publication can there
pc lound so much of sterling literary excel.
lemce' New York Evening Post.
- The best of all eclectic publications -
llhe Nation, New York.
And tne cheapest. A monthly that comes
every week. 1.-THE Advance, Chicago.
s.ol Inc aDlest essays, the most entertaining
language are here gathered together Tilt.
dois State Journal iAiii-
with 1t alone reader may well kean mn
M Wi.h al tnSt Is important In the literature,
The Methodist, New York, N"''
pure anu perpetual reservoir and foun.
taln OF entertainment and instruction. -
i hon. Robert g. Winthrop.
mr. r ne pest periodical in America."-[Rev.
bert b. Street. tAr
dol III has no equal in any country."-[Phila-
"lts publication in weekly numbers o,,,o.
70 IL a great advantage over its month"; co.
.enporaries IN the spirit and freshness OF he
cq pia,,s '-lThe Pacific, San Fran cisco.
r,ois more noted new novels appear as &C.
, ,ias, anu the most distinguished forei~n
thinkers In criticism, science, and art ara
represented III Its pages, . IL IL tho OIL,
compilation that presents with n satisfacy-
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Dest literature of the almost innn,nor,o tie
and generally inaccessible Furnnea, ~ l Iaoie
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thhu urap'sI, 10 every one who desires a
,.Ih,orough compendium OF all that is admir-
-LBoston Post. "oiiu'
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pVsssags volume begins January /. New
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MONEY TO LOAN.

In sums OF five hundred dollars or less to
proved collaterals. Apply 70 -
zo1diw +. r. aUEDRY, Broker.
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. II, Royal Arch
Masoua, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city Of Dallas, on the first Monday in each
month.
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SCRAP ROOKS

"A splendid assortment OF SCRAP BOOKS
nave been expressly prepared for the holiday
lady, old or young. s''e''''ii UT
NO, a., !, Half bound cloth, sides, gilt back,
-, 700 PIP. l2xl8 inches ,.,..'7' 'ss m
no ~ y. half bound, cloth sides, gilt back, w
70 go pp l2xlO inches. 90
fo' o. uii morocco, oeveled boards, vilt
anu antique, very rich, 800 pp... IL ~
Lettered to order in gold at 2ic each lima w
sent ny mai ,post-paid, on receipt of price
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GET READY FOR WINTER.

The Patent AIuniiiOus and
Ornamental building Paper
VIII make Your houses warm
NJ "a very small cost. For sale
by REED a. LATLIROP. Agents,
sos slHin street, Dallas. Texas.
ScId i0r circulars. Also agents
Tor Patent Paper Barrels.
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HENRY BOI.I., SeCrttnry.
DALLAS LODGE, No il2 II. 4 A. M,
meets on the first Saturday evening of every
month, Mt its hall over Wheat's store, ON
Main street. VIC YOUNG. W. M
A. ". NowLIN, Secretary.
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REPRODUCING

ab price within the popular reach, engray-
ings never offered before at less than Ave
Tunes the amount.
These plates have been the attraction NJ
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Odd Eell0ws.
]. s. FLOYD, Secretary. ->' Az W.

u Eureka Lodge, '. d., Il .. o. n. meets at
day evening, at half-past o'clock.
II i. ZIP NIX u
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GEMS FROM THE ALDINE.
Especiallv assnrtnd r,r

Scrap Book Illustrations ami D,u,pi,g Cgosp
Copies.
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THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. o. G. T.,
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
Chapel church.
!. SION s. RECORD. w. g. t.
j. w. RECORD w. Seer, tary,
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Leading Foreign Authors

will be given, together with an amount un.
world, OF the best literary and scientific mat
Ter OF the day, from the pens of the above
named, and many other foremost living es-
sayists, scientists, critics, discoveries, and
EDITORS, representing every department OF
knowledge and progress. -
me Importance of the Living Age TO every
american reader, as the only satisfactory.
fresh ana complete compilation of an indis,'
Pehsaole current observation-disclosures
because IL embraces the productions of
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TEMPERANCE BOOKS
Ofaaikintls are constantly kept
mt FramEkiin's book store, 5Oa
Main strees.
Pool Shooting.

The coming holiday sports commenced on
Saturday, December 5th, at Duane a. Co. q
shooting gallery, No. 40s Main street. Dallas,
Texas, where the best shots In the weekly
pool viii be awarded hundreds of dollars.
Amateurs and all lovers OF shooting should
come, las lessons In shooting are given free of
charge. Remember, the old and OK porienced
shots are not always the best.
RULES IN pool SHOOTING.
At Duane a Co.'s Shooting Gallery
Rule 1.-The weekly pool win open on the
commencement OF each week, and win close
OH saturday night ut eleven o'clock.
Rule 2-All persons shooting for the pool
must deposit their entrance TOR each card
that they shoot at.
Rule 3-The proprietor viii deposit twenty
times the amount of the entrance fee.
Rule 4-The person making the four best
consecutive shots, string measurement on
the card, Will be entitled to all the money In
the pool box, less ten per cent
Hnle 5-So person connected with the gal
lery will be permitted to shoot for the pool.
Rule U-At the closing Of each weekly pool,
the lock box will be opened, under an affida-
Wit that the contents OF the lock box is true
ana correct. 2j8dtf
Law Blanks OF every description for sale
and printed TO order at this office.