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Mayor Cabell,s Court.

Joseph Muller split the "crittern at
the conventional figure after twelve
O'clock, and for thus kicking into splin.
tiers, on his own domain, the ordinance
which breaches tliametricallyop
was induced to believe that he owed
city about twelve dollars, or near
abouts, which he blandly paid.
Henry Merrer couldn't keep still, and
had no other alternative but to keep
noisy. For this he now contemplates
the blue sky, dappled here and there
with yapofy argosies, through the low
~ window sill of the city box office.
Thomas Singer sang of the flowing
BOWL and did also deglutate of the
same, which "fotchedp his shirt bo-
som up against thostreet. Singer is
now untuneful in the corporation nnu-
scum. M rueul ,s.
Mack Wallace, gay as any castinets.
ratified around generally, He is PEN
siye and passive In the Commerce
street "exchange.n
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office SHOULD have IT. inequality re-
paired A loose md warped plank ~
the north end of This sidewalk which
III elevated some two or three inohas
above lho one IN front Of thcpoaioilicG,
unused u lady 10 receive painful and
moHlIyiug fall, yesterday,
a FAIR Of brass knuokles Ia IN The
possession Of Deputy sheriff Floyd
which rs n trophy lac took from one of
the registering spirits carried oil by
Sheriff BWltley TO llunbylllt, and
which IL set by tho puuioat muscle,
against anybodys crest, look os II 10
would mako nn excavation deep
enough 10 roll mackercl kit IN,
A rouRrgRN year older In This
city, with six inches Of bar iron, the
blade Of u knife and u treadle, has IN
vented machine for making match
boxes, The result IL not entirely salts
factorlly as yet notwithstanding the
boxes will hold matches. What the
youthful inventor wants n n more per-
feet receptacle aud quicker production,
That nd0leseeni gclentiat Is from Mas
sachusctts.
A LITTLE boy Of This city who has
bowed his physical briefness 10 Nn oX-
tensiye sized chill for some time pnst,
and which has regularly, every other
day, WawIed all over him, stood re-
gardlng the strips of Tin ON the spiro ~
the Episcopal church, yesterday, and
after u few moments of Contempla-
ton, turned to passeI-by and put the
following inquiry 81 say, mister,
haln't them air chills climbin' up that
air church top, Hey"n
a SIGHT on Main street, Sunday af-
tcrnoon, was four hens, who had es-
capped from n two wecll's falling in a
closc-qunrterod coop, and were busting
themselves to the extent of making
several holes In the street which would
have been dangerous for man 10 step
into. Two boys, who attempted TO dis
lodge them with stones, were attacked
10y these ammonium loyists, with brist-
ling feather and open beak, and they
were only routed bya hummlng pair
Of buggy wheels, above which sat n
glitlerlng sorcamcr, bewitched with his
own appearance and distraught lest
some one would miss seeing him.
BRrGuTs disease, called 10y physl.
clnns Al0ummuria, Is one of the most
terrible 10 which tho human family IL
liable, The albumcn, which should 20
to strengthen and add vigor TO the
human frame, il carried out Of the
body IN the urine, and the poor victim
wastes away daily until death como to
his relief Now, II, when the patient
first finds himself affected, he win get
II bottle Of William b. ParlieNs Com.
pound Fluid Extract Buchu, and take
II ny directed, he will very soon find
the disease disappear, for, 10y its Won
dcrlul tonic properties, II makes the
kidneys do their work properly, and
this drainage of the nuurlshment Of
the body is etlectually prevented. Sold
ny all druggists, everywhere
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CHURCm DIRECTORY.

". Matthew'S Episcopal Church-Corner La.
mar aud Elm streets Rev. ;. ID. Duvenport.
Rector. sunday school at . am. Services
~ lO'g am. and "a pm.
Etthodist Episcopal Church South-Corner
commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DIR. ".
+. EaSteFllns, Basiur. sunday school nj .
am; services nj II d. IN. and = y. IN. CITY
WlS,lon services, Swiss avenue, Hest DnllnS
~ II \. NJ, aud corner Young and Eryny
streets, at p. NJ. every sabbath. Rey. sam.
uel Armstrong, pastor.
catholic Churcb-Byun street tnew build
lngl-ltev. Father Martinier, Pastor. SER
vices; Low mass, am; high mass, lOi, am:
veSpers, 4p.m.
Christian Chnrch-Elder II. NJ. Gano. Pastor
services every Lords day no II a. m, and ~
pm. sabbath school nc o. am.
Missionary Baptist Churrh-Patterson ave-
nue.. Rev. Abrau Weaver, Pastor. SUNDAY
school at 8 am. Services at 1913 am, ana
81 pm. "''"
Methodist Episcopal Church.--Preaching eva.
~ sabbath evening at odd Fellows han NJ
1850 O'Clock. ""'i u'
,.PresbyteriaH Chureh--Elm street. Rev 4,
7. smith, DID,, Pastor Services every pah.
oatl az lQlz am. and pm. Weekly pravet
meeting Wednesday az pm. SabbSth
school sahhnth morning ~ orlocF.
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Brlndlcs-Apple,s 50 jOa3 OO Peach, SO 7j@
3 5O, Coguac, y 2j@i 90, ..,
Whlsliiet- Bourbon ana Rye, 81 1903 OO;
Imitation Bourbon, 81 ij@l 70.
Wiues-purt aud sherry, u 5000 W,
N.rlInnd Whlskoy NJ lOMl 10.
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N0rYing IAnAYNa.

Messrs. SeiXas Il Co., ON Elm street,
received yesterday, II superb invoice of
cutlery, consisting Of various styles
and sizes of carving knives. The
material is of the very finest, ivory
handle and u blade almost MS pure as
Damascus and sparklinsly bright ms a
scimetar. This stock comes from one
Of the first manufacturers of the east,
and 1t has no superior in the city. We
also observed an extensive lot of bar
fixtures ofall kinds. An inspection OF
both character of goods we would re-
commend.
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Peoples Markell

On Lamar street, half block north of
koss avenue, n very tasteful little
butcher shop, called the Peoples mar
ket opened for business yesterday
morning. MIR. J. Horribly, who Is per-
haps as Familiarity known to our citi-
zens as is the Trinity river itself, is the
very polite and genial gentleman in
charge. This is decidedly conven-
fence to that thickly settled part of the
city, and we believe its proprietor viii
be literally patronized. We have to
thank its generous head for some ofthe
finest chops and roast we have eaten
in this city.
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.llNrIlEN An THN rNAnE.
TgHE MAILS.
Arrival anal Departure Or HaiS nj Dallas Pos
office

Arrival and Departure Or HailS nj Dallas Post.
OnCe.
Northern mail arrives daily Mt $3.50 M;
dopultS az $40 IN.
Southern mail arrives at $40 II IN; departs
Mt $3.50 a m.
Texas aud Pacific mail arrives at ll:jOp m
departs nt loOH m,
Fort Worth, Mgathcrford and LacksbOro
mail arrives Except Mondays at y IN; de-
parts except sundays at a m.
Denton aud Wise County, Lcwisvillc and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, WcdneS-
day and Friday nj 4 p m; departs Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday at7 ann,
Cieburnr, Hood County, Cedar Hin, Mans
field aud Alvarudo mail departs Monday and
Thursday at AIN, arrives Wednesday and
saturday ut 6 p m,
WaxHhachio mail arrives Monday, We'd
nvsdQN and Friday at Bp,m,; departs Tues
dizzy, Thursday and Saturday at ~ am.
Scyeue, Ilaught'S store and Union Hill
mail arrives Tuesday Thursday and Satun
day NJ L m; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday NJ pm.
William Jones, Postmaster; 8. s, Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry, chief
Clerk; W. ~, Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; D, a, Brown BOX Dis.
ributing ClcrR,
Persons having grievances against the
office on any account VIII please report tue
fact In writing or ia porsou to the postmaster.
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Although the duh season is
setting la. the "O,d Reliable
book and stationery house of
Pierce ~ Lyle. continue TO re-
cciVe heavy inyoices OF goods
in iIseir line. Dai'ns il growing
fast. but they keep ahead OF
her, and have about the largest
book store i'm the state.
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OFVgClAI. DIRECTORY.


Mnyur-M. J.. Cuhul
Engineer MlIlum VI. Johnson
AttOrHvy-- William ~. Edwards.
Treasurer ltOurrt NJ west
ASSESSOR ana COLLECTOR Thomas j. koetOn,
Mmsllnl--lunius Ppnl.
Dlputy Murshul-Jobu II, Ryan,
pullcplncu--l, W, Spencer A. W, MlXspn,
f. NJ, Russell, e, u, Blood samuel Cubh, y,
II, 4. NI,boN W. T., Morton, i, II, Elder, j,
A. humcI $. A, Stewart, stephen Hudson,
Frank ruslpu,
Month Omccr -nr NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen First ward; 70. D.. EulNo-, lamo.
A. Leonard, Horny i'rNay Second ward, H.
ID. Cougmuor, John NJ, Howell Thlld
wurdi A. T. Henslcy, John owens, James q.
Mcconnell Fourth ward ii, -, Mcdonnell
W. g. Young.
Tue ulicos OF tho various city Officers are
ut the city market house. The board of Al
drrpou meet in regular session mt the couIt-
ell room over the mnrlSet, every Tuesday
nluhl.
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Dried apples th lio, Lemons, tboS eNOmnH'%
f,boN %; l'igs Wowl q ID lOcj lialsns, IN
layers, % box, new "a w; Dried curruntf
q M lBc; Almonds, soil shell, y ID 2oci FllbcrS
upN0 M 10 poe; Wnlnuis, "a n Die, Brazil nuts,
4, 10 zoe, Peanuts, " h G%c; Cranbenlcs, q
barrel SIS, uucoUnutS i 100 elO UOgl2 ~; I'm,
rucy candy, % 10 2lg5Jt, Pecans, ~ nHslol
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Franklin.

This fine book and stationery house
appears in amended advertisements in
our local columns, to-day. The latest
Serials, with Victor Hugo's powerful
novel Of "93," will be found upon his
shelves, as also new invoices of station
cry, school books Of all kinds and u
variety of styles of wall paper.
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tup fglo,
Thur Huul rtHiUuurst iu tlHoii.t lnmn-
dlHlnp Hiuu n.,u
lM-ll srEAGhLL&to,
Law L,nuhh ui uyrA duWIlu1ui Tor Wle
and printed ipunl.,u Iuls office,
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per ID, bl1, Soc,
Coffee nnd Tea.


Rio, common, BE; Fall 10 good, 2sci Pr'r
10 choice zoe; q. q, Java, Siei Tea, per III, ''is
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We have iho nciliilcs ana The work.
n,on "a DO ~ good work. Hnd ~ ~
low rates, ~ cum De done nny"hero'
ana We mean 90 do II. Hiring yonr
Tinc Job work ,oTHr DALEY HEH'
AID OFPIOE, CORNER " Main and
Inmnr s,rnets,
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A Rnre lhnnrr.

We offer for sale our store at Granbury,
Texas, one doing more business than any
two houses in Hood county-alI cash. The
business has always been and IA now very
profitable. We have good fire Prc,f house,
and u nice, well selected stock OF goods. [
want my brother to assist me here is my
only reason f.rselling.
S. ID. BLAKE,
8Sdu OrClarlS. Bryan 4 Blake.
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An elegant new ArIOn piano
for sale AT cost and carriage,
which is Sl75 lcss tlsan man
uiactures' price. This is u bar.
gain not found every dag.
PIERCE AZ E.VLE.
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Is there sicltlS Iomale in our midst? Is
there one who roads the paper, who has not
tried the use OF English Ecmale Bltters2
They como highly recommended Those
who have used them eNtol them highly, aud
we honestly advise our lady friends to send
to the drug store aud procure them ut once,
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!. n. nAMTMoLow. LaenI I.aIler.
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Franklin has Just re-
ceivod "a large supply OF
Light literature, suoh Ga
'33, Ivan ID. ~, niron,
Vict0r's Triumph, Thorpe
Regis, Menclin Chiiiingly,
etc., oto.
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COEuR pR LEON LOpGEa No. S,meet-
very Tuesday evening. J. NJ Wright, Past
chancellor; II. B. SeaS, ChaBo0Ii,r Com.
mander; Il. Ward, Vice Chancellor: Richard
Morgan, Prclato; Il, 4. AuuSpaugh, Master
OF EIchequer;. Jos. T.. Fisher, Mastel of HI.
nance; j. ". Walden, Keeper OF Records and
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Boy'sKip Brogans sl2 GOALS 90 ~ doz Mems
do sll 0OGlS " d dOa; Childrens and Misses
do " 6OGl6 20 q do2; Women's heavy Peg Kip
SD OO9lS 10 u doz; Boys Kip Boots SIS OOit
10 % q doz; Mems do $50 0O@lS % v doz.
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.gNAEN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection Of claims AT Aus
sim. Ossice at GasiOn az Thomas
bank. north side oil the public
square.
Mltf
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lOldlw City Assessor and Collector.

We lcum that the demand for Eoglsh
Feuale Bittors IS almost unprecedented, II
cures the young girl, the married lady, the
old muid aud ule tottGring granny. II i'm
parts irou tntho blood, giving color, strength
and houlth
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NnIlcE.

No accounts against cn'ployes In the
Herald Ollce viii be- allowed In getile-
menis win the Office uniohs an order
from The Proprietor IN given.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-lI. Barlssdale, Dtllna.
Criminal Court Judge-silas Hare, Sher-
man,
District Attorney-Ed. q. Bower, DALLAS.
District ana eX,otliclo County Clerk
Alexander HARDWOOD.
Deputy Clorks-R, y. Rawlns, Pierre NJ
Brown, William A. HARDWOOD,
Sherity-James u. BOrlSley.
Tax Clork-W. l.. Nerminion.
Deputy Sherls-J, NJ. Chapman, Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas p. scott, Beverly Scott
John Bowen.
Surveyor Roherr NJ. Cook.
To0surrr-Mauin v cole.
Cattle and l!.de nspgotpr-Ihomas john
son,
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No, John %. KerIoot presiding
justiCcl, Dallas.
Precinct No. p William A. George, Lam
easter
Precinct No. a-ChorI,s Barker Cedar
Hill.
Precinct No. l-Thomas l.. Frank Drccls-
inridgc.
Precinct No, 5-rhomaS D, Coates, Scyene.
CONSIABLIS.
Precinct No. IA. ullardm
Precinct No, IN, NJ. Fundren.
Precinct No, ar +, Barker.
Precinct 80, ia. =, Floyd.
Precinct No. b-J. a. Fisher,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Precinct No. William l.. Cubell, Dallas.
Precinct No. flames II. Swmdells, Lam
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Elam Shorp.
Precinct No, i--Ihumas j. Mash.
Precinct No. 5-lIenry &. Sweet Scyenc.
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Patrons of BEuabnnalr,.

BRECKlNRIDGE GRANGE No. q, of the
fNuOnS pt Husbandry, meets nj Patrons
hail. Richardson, on the first and third Snt.
urdnyS OF each month.
T. Il. FRANK, Master.
ID. X. BECKER, Secretary.
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..Rig Rcd nat

Going fast, that new Invoice received yes
t2rdOy Of cucumber, wolscy, lily nwnys, prize
medDI and chinese yontllNtoys, no the Ham
iitonF. l0n9t
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Found

On sunday last, three pieces of city scrip,
The owner cnn have the same by calling nj
this oillCo ana proving property.
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we cnll lliuiIun idtUu rrt That we ur
dolrumn,u lo cose um our liquor aloclt, 90
irll rom tlf n0Wb NJ pllmr ne0igr cost
llme Wishing wliakoy VIII noYer lpd a bet
t.r cWndo lopurchngo
Il. OUEACnAlN a rllllbItESS,
lo2ilw corner HIN aud Market autot
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Fhc Is,dtc,

should 30 ut once to see those beautiful
new style prints and other dress goods Mt
rrather K Murphy's. They are selling them
very cheap. gSdlW
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NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS.

HcrcnncraII hits Tor nd yertlscmcnis
IN thia paper win he collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified IN contracts.
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A. ~. Steagail. Notary Pub
lie, Otlce opposite Adams n
aeOnard's bank, gsd9m
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ssdtr
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the dull senso,,

Law Blanks OF every description for sale
and printed to order at this oflice.
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RlDGELEY ENCAMPNfENT No. -, /. O.
O. r., meets on the first and third Friday
nights In each month, at the odd Fellows
hall. JNO. u. KERFOOT, {. Y.
+. A. SANRE, Scribe.
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DALLAS LODGE No. I,LO.O.F., meets
on every Wednesday night, at the Odd Eel
lows Hall. h. l., JET, \. q.
NJ. THEVESRT Secretary
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llnooni Oloanl,los l2c Breakfast ll-gi
Hams, canynssodi ll@loei Hams, huR"'''"''"i
lnr, M. M,
Aolasses IN barrels per gallon; Fnlr mci
Prime zoe; Choice SOci Golden syrup M'i 0HN''
Drlps 7lAHc, nj. ,o.,
sugar un barrels per pouud)i run i9ei
White clniinOd l2cl'owdeTed llcOnshcd ltg
Fish tMackeroD; No, !, half barrels tlOi ~
2. hnlf barrels W; No, !, KITS W 10, No. 2, klt
81 oO,
''Tnbnrco. per H. blHs Soc
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THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. q. G, r..
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION $. RECORD. W. G. Il,
j, W. RECORD W. seer, turv
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TANNEHlIL LODGE, No. 50, 4. Il \. NJ,
meets on the SECOND and last saturday eyen.
ingS of eacn month, at the Masonic Hall.
JOHN J, GOOD, ". NJ.
Henry BOIL, Secretary.
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Two small rerrlgerators ana one good show
cRSe, ut cost SrEAGALL& CO.,
lODdlw Elm street.
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From The South tmall and expressl. $50 n m.
rroiii we North tnail and express. 633 a. m.
FROM the South, Recommendation 9.i1 n n,
from the North, 1850 y. m.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Mot, ava r,,,,. saSes. Arrives
'"iAVu .2:i1 u. IN, $40 n m
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Canned Goods.

Peaches, IN, q dozen, 81 lOd2 OO;Pears IN, v
dozen, s. 90; llunS, green cages, IN D dozen,
q 80; SunwDerries, 9.lb, " dozen, ~ 16i ltHsp'
berries, 9.lb, Bdo2on, ~ ", iilNckherrles, 2-lh,
d dozen ~ 80; Tomatoes, 2-lh, ~ dozen, 81 90
Corn, 2.lh, b ,lo2on 81 lO6l3 OO Peas, 2-lh, u
dozen, ~ lU, Succo,aSh, 2-lb, o dozen, 81 80
LobsJoIs, I 10, o doAcn, ~ W; oysters, l.lb, v
ala. al tiN
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E'rnnklin's stock OF blank
books, wall paper and sta
pie goods generally, Is i'm
IneMse.
"nir non IsnL.n

Arrived yesterday henyy md beautiful IN
voice OF cucumber wolscy Ay AWAY prize
medal and chinese yonlilutoB. can and see
them HAMILTON y CO.,
l0ld2t Austin street.
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Fine lot of boys buggieS, carriages, wagons,
CARTS etc, etc., AT SrEAGALL& CO.'S,
UNdlw Elm street.
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rncrrfr."

rNeurii."
instantaneous cure fos neurslgia.
~ a1ifta tl- 800 ii. c. HosKINs,
%dly Agent for Dallas.
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a fun l!Hc o. ladies UNDER
clothing, GUns Uud hosiery az
C0si. Also u lnrge tot NJ bows
sCarls, ties and CTayats ~ hmii
cost at
w. d. RANDALL 4 BROS.
R.lIm street.
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Yellow PiueLough,all sizes and length SIS 90
per m; White Pine clear, u, ~ and inches
50 % per m; White Pine Notwithstanding
". DO per m; White Pine Notwithstanding
W % per IN; White Pine Notwithstanding
s22 % per IN; White Pine ceiling $50 on per m;
White Pine inch boards $40 ~ per m; White
Pine inch boards $50 20 per m; White Pine
inch boards so 20 per nj White Pine inch
500 10 per m; Lath S. % per m; Shingles,
white pine, "a W per m; Shingles, white
pine, - 20 per m; Shingles, hite pine, s. OO
Cenents0 SOper barrel; Plaster Paris 81 10 per
hlrN.l ~
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. Il, Royal Arch
Masons, meets ut the Chapter Rooms in the
city of Dallas, On the first Monday after the
lest saturday in each month.
W. NJ, c. YOUNG, NJ. n. HIP.
HENiI Bolt, Secretary.
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HOUSTON ANp,rExAs CENTRAL

Arriyai.an Departure of Trains n,
Dallas
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Tin: 10, l0SlI, charcoal, per box sl7 20: TX
l0Xii, charcoal 5000; I0, l2xl9, charcoal
~ 0G lC, charcol, IX20, SIS 50; IN, charcoal,
liX2O, D@; &c, l4S2O, roofing, Sl650; &c, 2Ox
~, Oli block tin q h SOC; sheet zinc "A n
loo; Pig lead u II lOU Copper bottoms II N
soc; Sheet iron 26N27 an l23c; solder extra
refined n 10 BE; Galvanized iron in fun bun,
dies 10 zoe: American Russia ~ 10 soc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-09
TIL OENrnAL MAnnET.

business continues mlr lhoreis no mate
rlul rhnupo IN quotations from lrI report
uulnerchanls have ull and complete Mo'h'
laid down al low figures, ana purchase can
boz made NJ unusual advantage Tho follow
mg quotations represent regular Whol''N''
prices, In nllng small 0rder, higher r'W'
,BtI bny, to bp pnlds
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-05-28
Neighborhood News.

The Washington county Fair will
be held Sept. 23d, oath and 25th.
The Ministerial fund of Cheshire
township is apportioned on the basis
of three hundred and sixty Free Bap-
fists, ninety eight Methodists, four
teen Swedenborgions, says the Mid
dleport News.
Judge Force, of Cincinnati, was
married to Miss Frances D. Horton,
daughter of Hon. v. B. Horton, at
Pomeroy, last week.
The Portsmouth merchants COM
plain of having but little to do.
Mr.. B. F. Cunningham, of Ports
mouth, is now the Grand Patriarch
of the Grand Encampment l. O..
o. F.
The Etna Fire Brick Works, at
Portland, were destroyed by fire last
week. Loss about $4,000.
In Portsmouth they have formed the
'.Law and Order League" whose OBJ
ject is the enforcement of the liquor
laws. John G. PEBBLES is President,
and Judge Grain one of the Vice
Presidents.
Judge Harper, at IrontOn, last
week, assessed $716 fines for viola
tions of the liquor law. Three par
ties were sent to Jail, each for 20
days.
Mr.. G. Heiner, a much respected
German citizen of Ironton, died last
week.
The Portsmouth District NJ. E.
Conference will meet at Spencer
Chapel, in Ironton, June 18th.
The women keep up their temper
ance work at Ironton. They make
their street visits between sun down
and dark.
Judge Plants, at Pomeroy, fined a
saloonist $100, and put him in Jail
until settlement.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-05-28
Transfers of Real Estate.

Recorder BOoToN reports the follow
ing transfers of Real Estate since our
last report:
Cheshire Tp.-Sarah p. COlwell to Caleb
W. Colwell, 40 acres; $3.50. J. NJ Guth-
rie to Jesse Edens, part of lots ~ and
53 in Cheshire village; 800 Jesse
Edens TO Anna Vangilder, same prop
erty; 5000.
GalIipoIis Tp.-Ross F. Stewart to
James Betz, acres; 1.60O. F. l.. Le-
Clercq and j. A. LeClercq, by United
States District Court, to Samuel A.
Nash, deed of assignment of all property
for the benefit of creditors.
Huntington 7p.-William Beard to
John Beard, 100 acres; $2l5. Keystone
Furnace Company to Adriel Long, 20
acres; 5000.
Walnut Tp.-Samuel Short to Rebecca
Short, A 2-5 acres; $3.50. Henry Nc
Daniel to Michael Bostick, 6l1a acres;
81, 300.
Harrison Tp.-Jos. p. Sevestre to John
p. Street, 2 ll-25 acres; 5000.
Perry Tp.-Riley KoOntz to William
r. Wood, interest in certain lands in
Sec. 8; $l75.
Guydn Tp.-Jno. Robinson to Robert
Lavender, IL acres; $275.
Gdllipolis City.-Jonathan Hamilton
TO Lucetta G. Newton, I-5 of 4-acre lot
No. 3l7; 81, 800.