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, 1874-03-13

Tho prosecution in tho Mccarthy trial closed
Hs case yesterday, md Mr. Mccarthy was givon
Till March 81 by the Council to prepare Ills do.
fenso. What line ho will tako may be contec-
Furcd from bis exclamation that It would be i'm
possible to c'oar himself unlcss he could chow
that aome OF his Deacons were tho worst Villains
Oh earth. A motion WAS mado by the prosecu-
tion to have tho defenao heard in secret session,
but no decision was Lad On it.
, 1874-03-13

up money enough to support hcrsolf in
case Of sickneas, or any otllor extraor-
din"ry emergency. Her cnrront expenscs. oven
with economy, consumo her earnings. and sho
mnat constantly look forward to timo whom sllo
Will bocomo dependent upon charity. III certain
elasaoa Of business whore women arc working
Tor themselves It Ia possible for thom to aavo
something; but thoso cases aro tho exceptions.
Tho vaatmajority OF women arc working for mhs-
ou!!no employers ut wages Which aro only Bsifll~
oient to board and olotho them in an economical
manner. An organization Of tho kind proposed
substitutes comfortable Independence for this
possible dependence.
Wo therefore submit those facts to tho chnrl-
table women Of this city 81 basis for action.
1t Is woman's work for womon Of tho moat
praotical kind. Its organization Is worry simple.
Tho officers arc President, two Vice-prosidonts,
Secretary, Treasurer, and an Advisory Commit
tee Of four, all ladies. Tho following extract
from tho circular explains other "details:
Tho Association ia protected by colo Of bylaws
which provide that the officers and the Whole Board
Of Directors Of the Association aa DO annually elect
cd by the members thereof At the frat annual meet
Ing proposed to elect rco ladies' Of integrity po
Bou, md responsibility a. Trustees. In the lans Of
these Trustees Is to be paced all fees derived from
thcatcs Of beneficiary membcre which fees arc, until
1900 have accumulated, To be invested to in
terest. Thus fund Will be created to moot exigenciea
arising from TINT increased oath.rato which lapsing
yeara must bring. All other moneys takon chnrgo
Of by tho Treasurcr aud uso by order Of the Doard
"a q working fund.
Such an Association Us this, organized as
above, and conducted by publc-spiritod, enor-
getic, Responsible ladies', will accomplish more
good in Chioago than talking, preaching, and
resolving to the end Of timo. We therefore ap-
peal to tho charitable lades Of this city to In
direct practical benefit upon their working
sisters. Who will bo the tho first ono to move
, 1874-03-13

The Chicago produce markets. wore only mod
erateIy active yesterday, at nearly tho samo
range of prices as OIL Wednesday. Mess pork
was quiet aud 6@10o per brl lower, closing At
s14'25@9l4.oo cash, and $14.95G314.3715 aollor
april Lard was quiet and 211c per 100 lbs
lower o1oHing ut s9.8a}1@08.s5 cash, md $500
e ooo seller April Meats wero quiet and steady
at o11o for shoulders 75z@73@o for short ribs /;
7>ta FOR short clear, aud 01(@1011o for swcot-
pavNsl hama. Dressed loKs wero ouIot and
, 1874-03-13

Delegates to attend the coming Convention at
Rock Island, to consider tho ways and means
for tue construction OF tho canal to connect tho
Upper Illinois and the mississippi, were selected
by tho annual mooting Of tho Rock Island County
Farmers yesterday. An address was delivered
before the Association showing the great doyel-
opment that this cheap transportation route
would give tho interests OF Western farmers.
, 1874-03-13
RELIGIOUS BOND-sELLING,


"e oo noe happen 10 500 the Aaodnce last
week, aud accordingly omitted to notice it's coa-
foaaion y, 4bo o,h3o,t NJ Nor+,,or,, pa.,aa
~"e
'0 Wv 0''' $'''''' A"@
.0s.' 4o"' 40A'h'oos no"op"poAh- LII"
'S''o'' auo0o"se' oa'3"s 1""es' ai'o Aooa"ce-
e'"u" ~ 'Aea o'"ei n"na7ono's' AAo con-
'eo'4o' 40 PuS ~ 'to A''4a u ~" 10 auo'ne''
0"o '14o'' 10 su'' ""'to 'uo -0"'1'0eo ID "fong'
~ says
roate,a s .ne apanes othor
bonus Of tho Northern pacIao I,roaa m MI ,nycat.
ors whom 1t could reach with iss influence. To this
~ .ua' ,uo M iay oeesea every WORD
It still believes that Jay Cooke, whom run ra1nusr
laa aamefny handered-:as It aeelna to stand ready,
aan ' M anun "no naa
menta Of tho prosent Administration-ls an honest
mnn' guilty only Of doing what honest mon do evory
~ tnoo ,orsoaar 49, 49, ~, a., 14u IT. nappens
different times eye this great enterpriao ,ta editorial
support but that 1t took pav for so doing, publishing
1920 ato.1 's ~ '"sos VI 1ns soaa aaa l1a
does 1t mako tie matter any better that It occasionally
assailed the enterprise, only to apiko its b1ackmaug
9.aa, o"ror.,sina No. -n,t "sa e 49,, w'.n
show the tnstncerity, and oven impudonce. Of the
charges which TIE TRIBUNE makes against tho TO-
As.,a1 "se.41's.
e wv '.t'As'A ooo4'0a - sn4oi1'a''on
r ~. ~ w. 1'1.e ~ W -" a"s.eAa 'oA@
:, e'"o''"h' We
.lll.' 49, A'>A '4Ds u4AA '. ''0
T~n o,4,o.aa - Tn,as,.,p ss r@1as1"pu
.:,:..-..,,. ,.,., .,7-t,,.
bon1a ar recommended anvho,v IN hrv tha,o
conaaorar.,v nm rovar +,,t .nr INV tou; .,,,a,.
indorsoment. and 40 never aeai,ed or aaxea or
suggested that ono linz of advortjstno of that
entorpriae Rbon]d l,e pivon to ia. Va wora vaat-
10 and ooro,sto,t,, h,-od .na on,o,oa r., 1ox
cooka.a aoants one q, ,yhom WAS connao,od ,v;tt,
thu ddpopce ftborob wa do not ro,o1,ao+
That ba norso,a,,v noat.raa -. m t,,,.
snb,ocn to nrb1;ah no,+or tov,ro,,,o
n ,ora-.a,1,,o ,r,,,oh m ,nua.;,h,. ro-
ruaad IN ao thouob va a,a nub,;sb v,thout
c,,r,o .or,o ,rt;o,oa aosor;nt;vo ~ .t,o oorn,ra
and t,,o o,+oro,;.o a. .,,o,r .,,,;ta,;on 1,,n.
hoac o;t,or :, ,r ort y, tho 1,p,,co oo,oo ra-
.,-r.,a +, ,,a sccorr+s r. 1.v co,ko ~ - t,,o
,a..,,arn nao,o. comn,au .n .h'u... -
,.....;.,.,r, ~.
, 1874-03-13

Inc act OF Congress governing elections to tho
United States Senate will require the MaHsaclu-
setta Legislature to 60 into III election Of Sum-
nor's successor on Tuesday, March 81, being tho
second Tuesday after the vacancy occurred.
IhtH necessity Precipitates contest which will
attract national attention. The iasucs 30 sharp]y
defined botweeu Ben Butler and certain Of Lis
colleagues, in tho appointment OF Simmons, will
now appenr to have that broad Significance
which Administration organs have steadily
denied; and the fight" which was to
havo been postponed to the party pri1na-
res' In early autumn. must begin now. For,
confessedly, Ben Butler cannot lot this seuato-
rlal election so by default, and, 1t ho cannot
control 1t, his possession Of patronage. and thu
hopes hinged thereon, arc equally vain. Tho
Legislature Collected last Noyombor) Ii Rennh.
lican by rs to IL in tho senate and 155 tn AZ IN
tho House. This is the Legislature whicl-not
without roaIstanco-expunged tho consure on
sumner imposed by the Legislature Of 1879. in
which wore ouly 60 Democrats, nil told. Tho
Opposition votes, this year, include number
Of independent Ropubloans aud tho total On
position Zoo ont Of 28o) is the largest kuown
in Massachusetts since tho Republicans
came into possession. As, however, tho
lines will bo drawn botweon Butler and
anti-Butler, ITO classification will be possible
uutil the yotoa are counted. We shall pres.
ontly begin to have tho gossip OF Boston on this
subject, pending which it may gratity curiosity
to name Judge Thomas Russell Qate Collector
Of Boston and prospective Minister to Vaue-
zuola), aa Buffers man, and Honry L. plorco or
John E. Sanford 81 tho man OF tho antl-Dutlor.
Alr. piorco IL tho late Mayor and now Congress-
man of Boston. and Mr. Sanford is tho Speaker
III tho Legislature. There will be talk Of Dawoa
and tue Hoars, Of course, but 1t can hardly
come to more thRn talk. Tue demand for - pav
, 1874-03-13

1n tho State sonate yestorday, tho bill to cs-
tabliHh tho Chancollorship which is to 10 given
to DR.. Burroughs, in tho University OF Chicago,
was passed., without the emergency c1auRo, by
vote OF 27 to 0. A similar provision has beon
stricken out Of tho College bill by the House.
, 1874-03-13

In theLowcr House Of tho New Hampshire Leg
islature tho Democrats have majority Of five,
which is likely to bo increased by tho roturus
from eight towns which Inst year were carried by
TINT parsy. In four Of the Senatorial districts
no choice was achieved, and tho other eight are
divided equally between tho Republicans and
, 1874-03-13
Tbe Gb19ayu U1ibu1e.
Friday Morning, March l3. 1874.
Woman suffrage WAS before tho Iowa Senate
aud tho Rhode Island House of Representatives
yesterday, each Of which bodies agreed to loave
it to tho people to 10 adopted or rejected.

stato'a-Attornoy Recd has boon requested by
the Board Of Railroad and Warehouse Commits
eionora to prosecute all tho warohousonleu of
this city who Iage failed to tako out licenses, as
required by law, and Las replied that Ao would
do 80 at onco
, 1874-03-13

Some of tho plonoor Bottlera Of Michigan met
ut Lansing On Wednesday to form State AsBo-
ciation. Ono Of those present atated that ho
had boon resident Of the State for sixty-tbree
years. A committoo was appointed to draft tho
ars'c1es Of association, aud will meet at Lansing
on tho 22d Of April.
, 1874-03-13

Another carpet-bag knaye seems to have somo
to grlct in Florida; this time, Fl. 8. Harmon, for
n1or County Clerk and Auditor OF AlRclua County.
The Judge Of the Comfy court has but Just
been removed tor corrupt practices, and now
somss tas lats olork, who hss bsea Asrsatsa sos
, 1874-03-13

TO ONE AND ALL-ARE YOU SUFFERING
vasions pni:oonary troa6lqs hit tor%pste ID
III az spd ,as e.; sod 4 remedy hss
medical faculty. Manufactured by d. il. WILbOK.
Chemist. Dpst0n. Sold by ali dsugRiata.
, 1874-03-13

ACADEMY or hfU8IU--Iia!stod street, botween Mad
tson aud hfonrno EngaRcmont Of Kate Fisher.
"Ihe French Spy " and F." Mazeppa."
, 1874-03-13

M'VICK KRIS T1IEATRE-AIad[sou strect, betwoon
Dearborn and Btato. Ensagomcnt Of Edwin Booth.
~ hMAob0th,h
, 1874-03-13

H00LKYB TMEATRE-nando1h strost. botweon
Clark and IaBslo. Engagement Of Jarrett palnusrs
Combination. "undtnc,"
, 1874-03-13

K1NGSBUnY MUSIC HALI4-CIark street. betweor
Randolph Aal Lake. Lecture by prof. Il. A. Proctor
Subject. "Thb Sun and Ills Family Of maueta."
, 1874-03-13

MYERS oPERA.not1sE- slonroo stzoot, bstuoon
Dearborn and State. Arlington, Cotton and kumble's
Mluatrols Minstro!,y and comlcallties. ''Barnum'a
Elephant"
, 1874-03-13

ono OF tho most determined opponents Of thu
"omans temperance crusade In Ohio ia ,,ot :.
ealoon-kooper, but Clergyman, the Roy. d. A. .
Aornant of Cincinnati. Last sabba,h In
preached acrmon against tho movement IN a
worry largo congregation, lofonding bis poa,tIon
from tho Bible, and citing Joseph, toniatnin.
David, Paul, Timothy, Josus Chrlst and 11ia
disciples as authority for tho uso Of wine. In
closing bis sormon, tho Rev. Herman took the
following moral Wow Of tho situation;
Y oiir mon would sart cruaade agatnlt lrv uoolu
anu ninoFy stores and slut up about nine tontha Of
thc, tho consequence would Le that our Hdyen wnud
ne moro econolca thst they would bo better house..
Wy w,des taess would 10 happy ln their family cfrc!e
sner doors for want Of patronage Here would bs tie
ga. hosa Of nction for Do Lewta and those fanatic
ptesGhors Bat thia would not do. The dry goods
.1 mercAanss contribute enough money to aid ID tho
crusade IN ordcr that the cannot spend cont for
ar,hx. but that the wife may spend e lat cent for
, 1874-03-13

raising tho denominations OF county aorip, and
hltoriug tho minutes Of tho County Board to
correspond with tho raised Aorib. Tic prigone.
atim'tted that thero wore groaa frauds and for.
gotea in this scrip, but conteuaed bo VIVA mi
tho guilty party. As IL ia certain, however, that
tho frauds woro parpotratod, and tt,st tim acrir
and records woro In his possession, bis state.
mont is not satisfactory to tho County no,r1
and they will eft tho matter to tic bottom. T,s
Savannah (da.) Ne,os alyisos him to avn m =.
IN the long dcad-lovol Of oarpot-bag knayory in
Florida Ills eaHo don't amount to much, and IL
roaiity ia quito commonplace.
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TEMP EIS ANCE BOOKS
0falI kinds constantly Kept
M FranSSiin's book store, 5Oi
Main street.
IAOL &IINNllIlg.

Tho coming holiday sports commenced on
Saturday, December 9Th, ut Duane n Co. IS
shooting gallery, No. i0S Main street, Dallas,
Texas, where the best shots In the weekly
pool viii bc awarded hundreds of dollars.
Amateurs aud all lovers OF shooting should
| come, rs lessons In shooting are given free Of
charge. Remember, the old and experienced
shots are not always the best s
WULES In poor. SHOOTING,
At Dusne az Co.'S shooting Gallery;
Rule Tho weekly pool will open on the
commencement ofoach week, and win close
ON Saturday night at eleven o'clock.
Rule 2-All persons shooting for the pool
must deposit their entrance Tor each card
that they shootnt.
Rule 3-The proprietor will deposit twenty
times the amount OF the entrance fee.
Rule 4-rhe 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.
Rule 5--No person connected with the gal
lery win be permitted to shoot for the pool.
Rulc Cat tine closing of each weekly pool,
the lock box will be opened, under an atlida-
Wit that the contents OF the lock box is true
and correct. 2i6itf
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Muller, Professor lyHdall, d. w. ~
Carpenter Hon, w, u, Gladstone, Pro-
iesspr HUXLEY, Frances Power Cobhe,
Richard A, Proctor, Matthew Arnold
tho Dnke Of Argyll, Charles Kingsley,
Arthur Helps, James Anthony fropde,
Mrs, Muloeh, Anthony l'rollope, Mrs
Oliphint, Miss Thaekeray, William
Black, George Macdonald, Jean lnge-
low, Observation-Disclosures, Ivan lur'
guenleif lennyson, Browning, and
many others al uuequalled array OF
names,
Ia tho multiplicity Of quarIerlles,
monlhies and wpphlles, all Of which
II represents viii u satisfying ooln'
pleteness attempted by no olher pub
llcalinn, the Living Ago Ia u valuable
eonnpmilpr of lime, laLor and money,
u Is pronounced "lhe hest Of tho eelee'
tiosn and, all things considered, the
cheapest, aud has beuome almost in
dlspensable 10 every person or family
desiring a satisfactory compendium OF
the noteworthy IN the literary world,
la no othor known way, certainly, can
10 mitch IT th, lest work or Tie best
mIndl pf lhe asv BE- obtained 80 oQn'
yeuicnlly or with 81 lltlle mpney, ~
lhrougli this most comprehensive NJ
periodicals.,
For lAoso who wish the cream ol
both bone aud foreign literature, the
publishers make SOME advantageous
combinations with other leading perl
pdIphs by whiah subscriber IL, az u
remarkably small east, put In possess
sion ul the hrat ruruml literature 0l
the world, The prospectus glyep In
another column should he examined
by NIL Ia soloclIng their periodicals for
the new year The volume begins
January LIST, but tolhose rcmiltlng now,
the intervening weekly numbers are
seat gratis,
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qho marlI1ll' aollyo aud lhe supply llm'
FiIE GENITAL MARHET.


Quotations represent cash prices for large
lots, and plo not applicable 10 small orders
BACON Weak, Cleprsides, lboi shoulders
no,
HANGlNd--pull, Prices mnge nom Hla@
hr, hupply fmHiU dnmaud iimilpd,
HITTING --hriiWtN Country uuu western,
80. ihf, supply limited,
hlt.iW A-i ira, 1T 200 10 per pound
a. y plhE-Slnf dull 80 ltit4iUp,
COR lhl4- Market n0llNri prices fnnglnR
nom 2i ~ inr hloi Hp Java ln market VI
consequence,
CIfs-rl,lp 90 HN per nishel
tutA MNtlr-Apflt 'N, Nv "a ulp'r hul hel,
D. MA ~ ~ ,dHi ~ poe huihrl,
FluN i--QWrV EuDl quality ul mnllS
No hnm h loti lI ptr huldioh,
Wb p" Nlllvf 1VWly llHhl Foll ut ZIG
| lt,uii - rtsh Oumpet Louisiana pur bar
rrlr s. upplrs iAi 81 per barrett lemons,
! $40 ppT nos,
tt,MS-M strong aupply yoiy linz
| ltri NJ lO'.r prr pnuni,
-Aulyr hy the wagon load, sSg NJ
| per tuui bNlui, .lg un the truck,
| lllpi.7VM ntlpl ullui dly mint lh@lhlo
per pounds dry salled, ~ per pound greon,
| icprr lnthdiglpen sailed, Be pof pouhdi deer
LAID. hut little IN marlSct, tlerce, lelSo,j
| thus, lhoi market dull with II downward tcn'
| dunr5s
OAls--Actlyeg NJ i2ho,d5o per bu,hol,
| ONlONF-full large Hupplyi prices range
| FROM b 90 ~ ~ per buHhVl,
pOIATOEa-lrlHu Si9l "a pnr bushel
| iWept pptAtUcs, Toe lO VI 10 per busholi de-
lnuud active ani supply good
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LrTTELL's LIVING AGE ron 1875

Since its ABSORPTION of "Every Sat
urday,n the Living Age, always the
chief, has become the only eclectic week.
ly of the country. Aftera successful
career Of overthirty years itseems more
vigorous and prosperous than ever be-
fore. And it would be difficult to
overestimate its value to American
readers as the only thorough as well as
fresh compilation of n current lltera-
ture which embraces within its great
and generally inaccessible mass the
productions Of the ablest living writers
in science, fiction, poetry, history, BIZ
ography, politics, theology, philosophy,
criticism and art.
Represented in Its pages are such
distinguished authors az rufessor Max
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MeighiY.

The Reasons for adding marble dust,
alum, starch, -four etc., 10 baking pow
dera, are 20 make them welghty, aud
thus add to profit, II would loo well
for housekocpors TO know that Dr.
Prices Cream Baking Powder IL free
from these Odullerants, hence the pur'
est aud most economical, Az two
teaspoonllls 10 M far as three ten
spoonfuls Of the heavy kinds, aud NJ
baking powders are used by teaspoons
iuls aud not BY weight, the saving In
this direction IL no smpll Item.
DR.. Prices Baking Powder and his
True Flovorlng Extracts are beyond
all question the best aud most perfect
ofanything In tho market 10 Insure
certainty buy Dr. Prices powder only
In cans.
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Joseph, please lazy nae thal beautiful
neoklaeei ~ only ~ a. Do darllnG
buy IL. Joseph whislled the "Auili-
gan Guards,n pat his hands Ia his
pocket, his bat on the back Of his
head, aud did 90 by IL completely Wy
H.
The following gentlemen were
elected officers Of the y yiss benevolent
society an Saturday night last, Wit
Jacob Grossman, presidents j, liuoh
vice presidents doe snhmld, treasurer
~- llammerIie, secretary Henry
sollmid, laeob l'reiz and a, Muller
trustees, The sOoloty waaoygqnized on
the first Of January Of this year hna
now twenty-five members aud about
four hundred dollars IN tho treasury
Their lirst annual bali viii be given NJ
odd bellowa'shull, pu Saturday The ~
OF January, 1874
AZ tho laht meeting Of the council
the petition Of Wallace 4 Wagener
asking decentralization for goods dam
aged November 4, 1874, In consequence
Of q defective sewer causing llle water
to overflow their store, wRH rcnl, aud
referred tollieeomnitIeoon streets aud
bridges The petition Of Mr., Wallace,
asking damages for his inobllIlylo rent
his store Ia $50 cause defective sewers,
onuslng the water toQyelllow his store,
WINS read aud referred "a the same conl
mlllen
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Last night there was II large and
fashionable audience present upon the
occasion of the complimentary benefit
rendered Mss Carlotta by our citl2eDs,
The bill presented was one OF great
variety, andpeculiarly adapted to show
Us the most engaging phases of acting
Of this charmlngly natural aud versa.
tile little actress, The peripatctic Mrs,
2bodics, with mania for bargains,
was admirably given, while "rhe Lit
tie Rebel was delightful piece of
"bread and butter" fun and frollc,
The audience showed their apprecia-
ton by the heartiest applause.
Mr., Joe G, Booth, captivated as we
all nre by this Irresistible little Texas
Lolita, laid down his auctioncer's
hammer aud gave IA most amusing and
excellent delineatlon of the hem
pecked and bibulous "loodles,n to tire
intense qualification of his host OF
friends. This was the last appearance
OF this popular gentleman and thor
ough-g going business man, his business
not permitting him to spare the time
required by any further efforts He
has done II kind thing in clever way
upon the occasion of II benefit ten
dered most deserving young actress,
and can now afford TO rest upon the
laurels inseparNble from good deed,
and work all the harder in the harness
of this work-a-day world.
Little Edith Maud Ellis has nestled
In the hearts of our play goers, and her
sweet little songs, gentle ways apd
beautiful talents ARE appreciated 10y all
who love innocence, brightness and
childhood.
The Cosmopoites crowned them
selves with glory as the valiant and
heroic "Mulligan Guards" They We're
simply immense. 1t is a long time
since the same amount of grotesque
carricature and inimitable burlesqne
has been seen here. AS u "takc orr
the thing can't be beaten. Bravo, Co.'S
mopolites!
One word as to the forcibe and
scholarly delivery of Othcllos address
to the senate, and to the extraordinary
facial versatility of Mr.. Buckley, ms
shown in the "Iittle Rebel,n and our
notes must close. These artists con-
tributed very greatly to the pleasure of
the evening.
Tonight will be presented the great
comedy that achieved such wonderful
success Tuesday evening, entitled "a
Widow Hunt and n new and entirely
grand olio-after which will be pre-.
sented the laughable farce, in one act,
entitled "The youth who never saw
a Woman" The entire company will
appear in both pieces.
Saturday afternoon will be given a
matinee, when prices will be reduced
for ladies and children.
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Arrival and Departure Of Malls NJ Dallas Pos
OIICp.

Arrival aud Departure Of Malls NJ Dallas Post
once.
Northern mail arrives daily NJ $3.50 m
departs at k.,l u m,
Southern mill arrives at $40 II m; depart,
~ ui3O n IN,
TeSns nnd Pacific mail arrives NJ llOO m
departs az 400 p IN,
Fort Worth, Wenthorford and JacksborC
mail arrives Except MOndays) at p N; dc.
parts except SundNysl NJ Z Il NJ,
Denton and Wise County, Lewigvllle and
Tnnity Mills mail arrives Monday Wcdnes-
day and Friday ~ q y mi departs Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday att am.
Cleburno, Hood County, Cedar iIlll Mans
field and AlyNrndO mail departs Monday aud
Thursday NJ ? AIN, arrives "Wednesday aud
Saturday NJ 0 y M
Wnxnhuchlc mail arrives Monday, Wed.
nCsdny nnd Friday at OpLn,; departs Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday NJ "a am.
Scyono, llnughts Store ind Onion Hi
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturl
dny at " mi departs Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday NJ PAN.
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Ihe end ~ nos 1et loF hsiii
llsey oome. Ille iaFFesi si0ch
la the W0al az gepkrbpltHHa
prices. bpha0i, .iiHUil ASA mis-
eeiianaOua beNls-, yyRli paiief,
window s.'n3ss, .,iaiIFe frames
ahd IaauiIiHsH, ilIIssieni lMssFu'
nenis, stationery pf eyery it'-
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OfIeEHs,

oHAHA, November ~, ih'l'
BRErHRRH- -Our wei beloved brother In
Christ, tho very Rev. AloEmder Charles Gar
reil, u, ~, dean, alei Il 10 ba oonseplaled
Missionary hishpp III northern Texas, Ia
Triplly cathedral, Omaha Nebmsaa' on the
fourth sunday Ia Advent, December tho 2Olli
NJ the hour OF eleven p'plppk 4, ~,
The tight tey, u, II, rmrhsoui D, u, II
D., being the conservatory tho Right Row D.
\, futile, ~ D., Missionary hIahppof plah'
prpaellrri with lne i,silt HeY, William H.
Hare u, D., Missionary lii'hnpof NlnnIua,
and lhe lusht nv, We, hpaal ing, d. no
Missionary bishop ofcnllrudo, prD"nlow,
You ara cpnIlty lnFIl'd tr No present
should Won hn ahlp II some, plraw lunru
tho undersigned without delay, tNJ prnlw'
mpiliipa may le secured loryGu 49, oflrf
NJ lhe prra,A.ng hlhhup
JAMES rArlVNhN, Omaha,
NC,hHAW, hllyorGlon,
2li ieel6 Attendant pranS lnri'