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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26
wAItrsEN'S
Improved Hoe 4.

This novel Implement was Introduced 20 the
farmers OF Maine for the first time, last season.
Fifteen hundred of them were put into the field,
and have yet to learn OF single dissatisfied
purt laser. The claims Of the manufacturer are
freely admitted by all who use them. The using
Of the Hoe is the best argument in its favor.
Hayiu. recently secured the exclusive control
for tie sale OF the WARREN Hoe in the following
towns in oxford County, Maine, Bethel Ncwry
Guead, Waterford, Greenwood. SIMMER BucNneld,
H1rtlU1d Canton, Peru, DINiiold, Mexico, byron,
RoNburv. Mason, Grafton, Upton; also, Coos
Couuty I'm y II. and Essex County IN Vermont, all
orders by express or mail will be promptly D!lei.
Address,
i. 8. IE4DIEIIslE. Agent.
aur2S PA L,jkti, Name.
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COUPON

COU pom
(By Gen. Knox; Darn by Young Abdnllah)
VIII make tie season Of ls5l 1T my stable IN
HIRAM. ME. (0rford County, 8 miles nom
Rear Fails and miles from Cornish
PEoU NwRET Is hay, black peints stands ioi
hands high, and weighs l-ou lbs has 4 RECORD OIL
- with aulv live weeks training.
COUpOs is blAcE with TIM cOlOfcu muzIlc hnu
hanks: stands l5l hand plump, and weigh, over
1909 lbs; has a perfect tr1lug SAT- ANA ihoush
never having had specil handling Tor speed those
who desire his services may assumed that ne u
a trotter. lie Il fifN hi0,hcr 20 The cclobrted
tro,,ing stallion Julc jci-cpsn, better known III
Mann rs logan or l'tichcld Horse.
TERMS ,--For o,tder horse, Season Service pro
ducng loal 49,; producing "a" iV9l $40.
Any mare having public record below sfo, OF
any mare showing nlstcr trJumg galt thlh e.lhcI
horse viii DE allowed q sen -on's service ilcc.
Mares kept On hay OF grass; bat no risks laheh'
JAMES EDGECOMB.
Nav 10. 1874. Il
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II ~ .tlEskti VAN
NJH~&- ~ ~ ~ NcI
as. -, I. = =, y -
AFdAt5l;rt RslSsNfi PR risE.A
y aEAt9.I,fl.., - 4; 3. III Es...sg.lA
car ili,tcrs arc a purely Vegetable
rrcn,r,ti1u. made clHolr lum Tie ma
i,vc bcrl.s found on the lower ranges OF
.i., s;,,,., N,,.,l, mountains pr glittlr-
n1S G T ,id 1,t. ,j nro"6r.s Of When
.','' ' 49, ,is-.lr.r ..tfl,u- tI,ousc
- \i'.t.J Tho question il almost
J,iir os,.oI. "Wb1t is tlc cause OF the
rnuIral,c.,d succ.ss of NINEaAa BIZ
yr,sY1 Our msvcria, that they remove
the cause Of dircasc. and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood ru..icruda life giving principle,
r--ir,- prY3vat0r and Inyig8a,Or
~ The e,st,m. Never before in Tie
i;.,-~.. or' ,-e world hasa medicine h..p
,amu6prj,i possessing tho remarkable
qualities oi VINEGAR BirrEES IN healing ihc
.c., of every disease m'n is lisf TO- ,.. l....y
r.F.yir., CONGESTION OF Inflammation oi
the Liver AID }.-lJ.A Orslu5 !a D.-.-1i
ybo rronnr;ias If DIR. WALTE.'s
VtNEGAEBTIEB> c-r AFs,o"i, 'iapa"'''."
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10 itiN11 CEi iAhC these G.ii -
according 90 directions, and remain long
uuUr,,. roy.jc., tAa.r bones are not do
..r.r.I liz M.uea! poison or other
means. aul VIA. organs wasted beyond
rfrir
Billions, Eomit;ent and Inter-
r.;fiar! Ep.pIs which a,e ra r-.rl-
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i0D'r vast t''. '.iie-. tai""+"'i' V"'
entire coH"ir; during t.a Summer "A"
A4.uHA AMI re1Hi.l'!F so during sea-
.rs % unusual ACc. 2u. dylC5i, a.c
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1913 iA'N WEI ''tt.iA remove ,''. ,.''"
c1lurcd viacd nH''tr N''h "Ntd Tie
bowels arc loaded. &c tic SINE t.r..
stau.M..u. the sc.-,.oui of tao l.rc.
and generally ~, ng the healthy
f.,...-..,.. r,ro .ii.,. ..,,.. ......,,.,
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hi4ili.S. no clto ' ''..' -''''o ''''''
81 . s. tom his Tor Ii"'I.
Dyspepsia or indigestion, Head
ache. PAIN i'm the Shuu!dcis, Coughs
TuIltness or the Ct,st. Dizziness. Sour
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I.vvrS. Pam m the TCUIOu OF ITO hid
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW -ARR.ANGEHEHTS.
scmIi-vSeckiy Line.

nNaad a1cr ihc 500 inst, The nue Steamers
~ DiIdGOIni iEANCONlA, wiii.until further
notice run SOS follow
Leave Gllrs rs hul Portland, every MONDAY
and iliU K>Dhl, atI j.. NJ, and leave Pier
T. x New York, cTcil MONDAY ana THU US
DAY ats j.. II.
Tie Diriyo and Frsuco.ia are iitel mp wife fine
accommodation for pa. ri-crs, making this the
mott convenient and comfortable route FOR travel
cr- between SOW on anI Maine.
Pa age 90 stttD IuoaIJs Cabin pas. age 81,
Meals extra.
Coos iolUardrGto arl from Montreal Quebec,
HALIFAX, st. john and all part u Maine. Ship.
pore are requested 10 -..ld th'Ir fret ,st To- the
Sicamtrt or earl asa l.. n, on the days they
leave Portland.
JrirCIrNf ~ u1-eof 70 o. llytn
HENRY FDN, Gales Wharf Portland
=. +. AME.,, Pier os T.. r., New York.
July 9'Fg.
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ECST0a & PORTLAND
STEAMERS
The sTAUNCII and SUPERIOR Sea- goIns
Steamers,

The SCAGNCII and SUPERIOR Sea-goina
Steamers,
John Brooks and Forest City.
viii, until rdhornoice, leave Franklin WARRIOR
Boston, daily Sundays cXceptcd) at o'clock 4.
NJ. REFINING leave India Wharf, Boston, same
days nc =. ".
These Steamers have been newly fitted up with
steam apparatus lor heating cabins and state
rooms, and now afford the most convenient and
comfortable means OF transportation DotWCeu
Boston and Portland.
Passengers by TINS long established line obtain
every comfort and convenience, arrive IN time 20
take the earliest trains out nf tire city, and avoid
Tue Inconvenience Of arriving late 20 night.
Freight Taken at Low Rates.
Mark goods, care 4. 3. Packet Co.
Fare $50. state Rooms may be secured In
advance bY mail
J. ,. CGELE, Sr., Cen. Aga, POrtIsnd.
i'n..laud sept. e., 1873.
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3. sIIONENGER'S
New Scale Pianos !

have grca. PC vcr and fine singing tone with al
modern Improvement, and are the bet Pianos
made.
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I.AILTIsY NNOliID

a Beautiful IHWsiro ? Magazine, devoted cNclu-
sive!v 90 thc inierg-, CT Poultry Raising. sI.aO
per ycar,-.and my one rthitiiug e dollars, or
mogc. VIII receive !, t,,e gcW FREE as q premium.
Address, DR.J. A. MORTON,
mu3!.iws B,thcl, Maine.
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,.rz.s.siss.s-.ss7.ss, sss.i'. -.
Leghorn Hens |
mature earlier Than any other breed
LeghOrn Hens F.!
lay more Eggs than any other breed! and
LeghOrn Hens |

never want 10 rct.''
II yuu wish 10 try them, fcnd 20 Dr. j. f..
MORTON. Bethel Maine, and get
EGGS FOR MATCHING
Strictly PHre Brcct Tr,sh Ldid, SrcErCtB PACKED,
and delivered 90 expire Office. MyfOwis are pom
PREMIUM STOCK, as good rs any I'm The country.
All cash orders promptly illcd OF money refunded.
white Lcgharns per setting Of b., Sl.50
Brown los hsruF, 90, 2ti
plymouth Rock, d., 2el
Partridge C0chips, do, 800
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NoiIce at As~.gncc Of ni- appoints
lRpIt.

Alrrsr:-lAAL7 s. WEIGHT Clerk.
t,.II
The New York herald., 1874-06-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE MATTER OF THEIx .o.
Hampstead Concorda G.nI.,n4 ny; ~
Manufacturing Company D""AA eP~

In conformity with order of the District Conrt q
the United states the Eastern District Texas at
Galveston. made the 4th day OF May, 1874 will sell
at public auction in front OF the United States Court
10 the highest and best bidder tor cash. to satisfy the
mortgage bonds and coupons OF sad company and all
cunbrances whatsoever the following described prop
ery situated IN Waller ate Austin county, Texas VIZ
az Q, blocks numbers l2 ana 25o ana Lots numbers
ana ana hall OF 3 In block number PAS according
to the map OF the town of Hempsiead also @ acres Of
land part OF the Headlight league OF j. f. Grace. Sr
together with the large brick factory engines looms
implements and machinery OF all kinds with all fixtures
aves; also Ill ,ne chartered rights priylleges immani
ties and franchises OF said bankrupt company. For q
more partic description of the property reference Is
made to the deed OF trust given to secure said mort
gage bonds, recorded in Austin county, Texas, 4fh Of
January, 1870 The factory was in operation Tor 80 yera
prior January 1873 turning out the best OF cot
ton cloths; has ~ looms, $40 spndles ample thread
making power. with improved carding machines There
IS no controversy respecting the ttc which believed
ALPHONsE LAUvE, Assignee
Galveston Texas
The New York herald., 1874-06-16
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS, FOR THE BEST SELL
ul ing article ever invented the ladies' snspends
attaches TO skirt six instany sample bv mail
soc, H. e. SNOW, S64 Broadway, office at West, Brade,
Caryis
The New York herald., 1874-06-16
FOR SALE.

A SECOND HAND % FEET LONG FRENCH RANGE
IA with double shelf and sheet Iron hood also =
inch wide charcoal Boiler Tor sale cheap Apply ~
Wooster street
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

A NAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS To-
gefher; man rs first class coachman and gardener
wife as cook laundress both willing and obliging
country preferred. Address MAN AND WIFE box i9i
Herald ONCE.
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

WANTED-A SITUATION AS WAITER IN A PRI-
w vate family, by . respectable young man. with first
class city references Cali on address j. H.
days at present employers, So West 18th ST.
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

Q10 EAST s6TH ST.. FIRST FLOOR, BACK-A
O-fO respectable girl uately landed would axe q
very good nurse and nne seasress Call for two days
Rt her aunts
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

A MAGNIFICENT PARLoR SUIT, COST 5000, FOR
"A 500; rep Suit, $50 upward eight CHAMBER Suits,
property family leaving cty at private residence l20
West 23d st.
The New York herald., 1874-06-16

CSf WEST 10TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
cCf girl AS nurse and TO dc plain sewing; family
from last place
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-07

following military ordoT "lIeodQuor'
lers, New York, September !, l7sa''--
The officers commanding regiments
which are embarked will take care that
no officer under their command h per-
mlted to sail, who has not satisfied Ms
creditors, (slmodl Oh, Delaney, Nd'
Iulonl general This order would repd
a little different in 1874, Something
like this ''IIeadquarters New YORK
Washington, or any other plNcer MaFcll
z, ls7l,--fhe officers commanding regl'
menls which are about to go west 10
ent pllons aud die on feather bed,
full bclllod, with n quilt made out of
legal tender twenties, stuffed with
Alaska fiTa, and with fifty cent eli Nrs
In their mouths, will take ducod good
care thnt every mothers son Of them
who owes u nickel gets securely OIL II
the creditors don't like 1t, shoot them
full Of cnntecns and bomb shells
Signed, L, S. Grant, c0mmandcl~ln-
chief Of the army of the United States
by pnrson Newman, his right hand
bower aud chief prNyIst'
Two men from western Texas
reached this city yesterday nj noon,
with their hands and feet badly frozen,
from exposure In January last, while
trying to find their way bNck 10 n set
Element, aiter hunt. They left for
their homes IN Mcclellan county on
the l;3O train,
A ScoTCuMAN, with II corne-musc,
WINS cmplying the air ont Of his lung
on Main street yesterday afternoon, ia
n congregation Of bootblacks and
lOnicrs. Some Of the airs he played
were Overwhelmingly sweet, while Others
had M much music In them nv Is pro-
luced in slamming Il boot against Il
wall.
A CoRRALLACEous substance was dis
covered in digging an earth-vnult on
Cochran street yesterday, which wa
followed soon afterwards by the ap
pearancc OF larger mass. II was
equal in appearance to the finest coral
but rs this is indigenous to the ocean
II geologist is badly wanted to give /
name to the new discovery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-07

Wonder If Brother Bartholow meas
urcd the worth of our noggin by the
value Of his wit-scentillator, when he
thought $40 cheap for tracking our Gala
bash. You certainly set big price ON
yours when you Were ovcr-persuadcd
to write Il dirty hhckguard down II
gentleman, on former occasion. The
brute did not get of as chcaply rs you
imagined, brother His lawyers fec
and costs of court made the figures run
up rather costively, and twill take the
price of many glass of nigger-head
for him to get his money back. - Dali
las Daily Commercial.
70 which we rejoin: First, that our
friend has entirely misinterpreted the
article in question, and we sincerely
regret that he has, and, second, that
there never was, nor will there ever be
human being, whether II "dirty
blackguard' or not, that has "ovcr-
persuaded or will ever ovcr-persuade
us to "write him down n gentleman"
if he is anything else.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-07
mNmcn NJ ihc EnI.eonnl CHURCH

st. Matthew's episcopal church was
crowded with bright and fashionable
audience on Thursday night, to Wit
ness the nuptialS of Mrs Sarah +.
Bulllngton to Dr. Robert II. Jones.
The service was performed by Rev.
Mr. Davenport, the rector, with that
imprcssiveness which heghtens the
hallowod charm of this beautiful ccrc-
mony Of the episcopal church. The
bride Is one of the most elegant and
accomplished ladies' Of our city, and l.
connected with one Of the wealthiest
families in this part Of the State. The
groom is one OF the leading members
of the medical fraternity of Dallas,
and enjoys the friendship of an extern
sive circle of friends, with whom we
join in congratulatng the couple upon
the ielicitouS event
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-07

yoyoniy,dye conls per doy allowed from Feb
uRry H. lsH, besidos the amount nlroad
paid, SIX dollNrs,
Ordered hat the health oHlc3r make ohi
the account Of the city against tho ronnly
lpr tho care Of county paupem, nnd hereafter
make Out monthly accounts for the same
The petition Of j, y, lgloharl, asking that
his estimate Tor work done ana work fur
nishod In building the retaining wall on
Main DO OIlowcdir,ad ana referred To finance
nnmmlllrn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-07
MARKETS. by TELEGRAPH.
Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.1

| SPoei" uiSpatch 10 Tue DallHS Herald.l
NEW ORLEANS, March G.-Cotton actiy,
and firm. Sales 1000 bales. Ordinary lie
good ordinary l3]sc; low middling ll5sc; mid
ding lj1sc.
Exchange 50 0G@3 O7ll. Bank 81 lOl5@i ill5
sight = premium. Gold l2al24.
NEW YORK, March G.--totton quiet but
firm; middling Orleans 1876; mlddling Ala.
bama lS'sc: middling uplands 10 l.2c; low
middling l5'4c; strict good ordinary lilic;
good ordinary lS5sc; ordinary Is &c.
Gold closed at les
LIVERPOOL, March G.-Uplands ,sza-7z
Orleans Sd. Sales H.OOO.
GALVESTON. March G.-Cotton firm. Good
ordinary i%ic middling l51tc. Gold ~.
Hides firm; dry, strict selection l7mi7i,.
wet sailed. selected, 50 and two OF for gruhs
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That Five Thousand Dollars Again.

Remember that the 10th day of
March is the day ON which the gift
concert for the benefit of the Dallas
library is to take place.
Tickets are selling very rapidly, and
little doubt is entertained but there
will be a full drawing. No further
postponement. Now is the time to
secure your tickets, in few days more
they will be all gone. Tickets can be
had at Adams IL Leonard's bank, from
Captain Swink or Captain Darlington.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-07
AcnnllNrs.
No mlluMlnn nnnnnnl. Mnrn rnndi

The proposition Of Thomas \, Wells 10
paint the outside Of the city calRboo,r win
two cons Of paint, rond, and ncilon ON same
drloUcd,
Alderman foung made II minority report,
reporting fvomhly upon the city unylng
0ne-hnlfor the cost Of the returning wall on
Commerce street, IN front OF MoNS,y. Ncruggs
Nnd Darlington, Road and action on same
deferred.
Adjourned Ia meet tomorrow c9cn'
Ing NJ o'clock,
BEN. LONG, Mayor
&. MITCHELL, Secretary
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"A Pleasant Affair at Judge patterson,s

We learn that marriage took place
at the residence of Judge Patterson n
few nights ago, which was something
of surprise to the friends of the couple;
as it was expected to take place at n
later date. The home of the Judge
being the seat of elegant hospitality,
and the bride and groom, old and be-
loved friends of the judges family, all
matters were speedily, fully and hand
somely arranged, and the two soon
made one.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-07

DALLAS, March u, 1871,
10 Mr. Charles n. MorrIss, Chairman of DEM
ocrnilc CLUB of DNllns;
SIt-As runOrs have en- circulated To
my prejudice Ns Democratic candidate for
assessor and collector of this city, connected
with my ohiclal conduct ms deputy 80 ID,
King, the present officer, ! hereby request
TINT you nv chief officer of the only demo-
cratic organization In Dallas viii nj once
appoint committee OF wen known demo
cratic citizens ofthisclty 10 make II thorough
Investigation OF all MI the facts In the case
n. j. GARltlNGrUN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-07
Dissolution OF Copartnership.

Tit. Inc eopartnership heretofore existing be-
',I1 Drs' Jones Thruston, is this day
uisSoived by mutual consent Mr.. p. Il.
sheldon Is oul authorized agent for the settle.
lnent OF the firms business. All persons in
geDied 10 the firm will please call upon Mr..
Sheidon NJ once and settle their bills, aud
persons holding clai against the firm will
present them to Mr.. Sheldon for payment.
Dr: Jones VIII continue to occupy the old
Once on Elm street. DIR. Thruston's Office is
WIN the Texas Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Nam street. X. III. JONES, NJ, d.,
$. d. THRUSTON, NJ. d.
reoruary z, iHi. feb9tlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-07

ONE ofour city gardens has water
melon more than half matured
EVIDENCES of spring are springing
into view all around Us Even Steph-
enson's awning posts have become
green.
\ RAsCALLY norihCr came up sharp
enough last night to give II red-hol
stove the chills, and CONCEAL Il string OF
pepper pods into Jumps of ice.
THE whooplng cough is prevailing
to considerable extent in this city.
Six babes whooping it at the same
time will give you II fair idea of II Co
manche war-howl.
Two young men, both drunk, fell in
the gutter back OF the Christian church
yesterday afternoon, and II large mas
,iflwho was following them dragged
them both out by their arms.
THE new engine house is to be two
stories high and will occupy the lot inn
mediatcly in the rear Of the Methodist
church, which is about the best site
that could have been selected.
A DRIVER OF Il loaded dray slipped
from the top of his load, just as he was
leaving the Central road depot, yester-
day, and one of the wheels passed over
his breast without injuring him in the
slightest; so he asserts.
YESTERDAY one of the widest Of
March winds was astir, and an old
lady in the north part Of the city put
on her widest-sproading hoops and
stood over her young onion patch to
save their heads
WEunderstand that capitalist from
Kentucky contracted yesterday for the
erection of fifty tenement houses in
this city, within the next three
months. The houses are to contain
three rooms each.
The farmers of Dallas county are
turning their attention TO the construc-
ton of capacious barns and extensive
graneries, and are preparing to place
their products, stock and implements
in quarters equal to the finest forms of
northern and eastern states.
Two bruisers got into fight in
saloon in the eastern portion of the
city yesterday afternoon, and the
saloon keeper kicked them out in the
street. They then composed their mu-
tual differences, and went for the
saloonist, who saved himself by
barring the door againt them.
Our agent, c. w. Beckett, Esq, who
has just returned from the neighbor.
hood of Scyene, reports a heavy hail
and rain storm as having prevailed in
that locality on Thursd day night. In
many places the streams were out of
their banks, and considerable breadth
of country overlooked with water.
MCQUEEN, foreman of the Fort
Worth Democrat, smole n smile and
split a joke with us yesterday, on his
way to st. Louis. Nc. has brought the
shine out on the Democrat, which Is a
half way justification for his right to
wear six.story stove-pipe shine OH
his head.
Hon. JOHN w. LANE, assistant sec
retary of the senate, returned to Aus
lin yesterday. We were particularly
pleased to find the captain looking as
II he had passed through the mills of
the health gods, and had come out
with vital steam enough to run two
gentlemen of his sjze.
cory of the New York Morning
Post, issued November 7, 1883, was
kindly handed us yesterday by young
Mr. Lewis Bryan. In 1t we find the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-07

Buy 81 share i'm eleven tickets
Of the Louisville Library Gift
Concert for your wife and baby.
and Lei them have ~ chance to
cry ''kenO." as well as yourself.
shares sold by d. Gerry AT TIE
pOstOflice. Pierce IL lyle and
John McEl'iare, at So rs.
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THE MAILS.


Arrival ana Departure of Malls al Dallas Post.
Office.
Northern mail arrives daily at So p M
departs AT $50 a m.
southern mail arrives at 60 m; departs
al S:3j p IN.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at $50 m
departSat 10 IN.
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jacksboro
mail arrives except Sundays at m; de-
parts except sundays at S a m.
Ienton and Wise County, Louisville and
Trinity Millsmail arrives Monday, WedneS-
Sany and Friday at p IN; departs Tuesday
lhulsday and saturday at m.
=, tltburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
Held and Alexandria mail arrives WedneS.
day at m; departs Monday mt am,
,GreenNlie, Hunt County, Rockwell and
Wildwood mail arrives and departs twice a
week.
Virginia mail daily each way.
Scyene, Haughts store and Union Hill
mail tri-weekly.
All mails close at 7 p M as the bulk of the
mail arrives, and Is distributed at night.
William Jones, Postmaster; :. :. Jones.
Asslstant Postmaster; Owen Gerry, Chief
Sierk; W. ID. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. \. Brown, Box Dis
ributing Clerk.
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Apply 10 PIERCE "a AXAE
for tickets and information in
Louisville gift concert.
EscligiO,IS Notice.

At the request of many friends, Elder II.
Nj. GanO will deliver n sermon ON the sub
Ject of "Christi0n Union," at the Christian
church., beginning at precisely half-pas
o'clock p. M, saturday evening next, the
7th inst. All friends and the public eencr-
ally nrc urgently invited to attend.
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cents per week. The paper viii he dc.
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early ir0ur. 10 any part of The city ana
suburbs within u mile ANA u hnii Of
the court house. Subscribers falling
10 receive their paper will ob'ige BY
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