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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-04
THE KIDNAPPED BROOKLYN BOY FOUND.

Mayor Hunter received yesterday morning
from the Rev. Geo. f. Pentecost OF Boston letter stat
ing that he had In his house Frederick A. Ingrabam who
was kidnapped from Brooklyn, and who told him q
strange story. The communication closed by stating
that an officer would bring the boy TO Brooklyn II the
Mayor desired II. To this note Mayor Hunter replied
by telegraph requesting thai the boy be sent mmedi
atey. The story which reference Is made 10 as foi-
lows: The boy Fred made his appearance at the Apple
ton Temporary Home in Boston q few days ago, ana
SAID that hungry and wanted food and shelter
Tue superintendent Of the Home gave MIN protection
aud the boy told his story. He first explained how ne
had around with his mother collecting evidence
against dealers who sell liquor on Sunday In BROOKLYN
While the trial Of certain cases was pendug he sad
that one morning he decoyed by some men into an
way part OF the city, where opafes were adj
minstered to him. When he recovered consciousness
he found he had been placed IN care OF an aged
couple living BroOklne, Boston The old people
he said watched him closely, and t was with difficulty
that he escaped. After the superintendent had heard
the lads story, he requested the Rev. George f. Pente
cost write 10 Brooklyn and ascertain whether the
BOYS representations correct The boy is expected
In Brooklyn tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-04

M, Of ne Tvsssisth Precinct vhle seasehn( ~ Gsvss r.
found ssves pieces lining which bad bssn
the Of tsaensrthesse In Thireesn'sA' ses
Thomas Hazle William Wiiian. Jonn , maynoy 4.
mi Kenna we're the ksser hs yesreIn
def.at Of 81 900 bail each the charge Of resng
last
I'm the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
h.rs J.se Nurrsy Sehwsrs charged Win
so Zoo. liz Louis LowensteD d No 33z Csnns.
ice Murray eommtei prisoner In default OF ov pau ~ nm
eommitei 10 aeis"n on
bail 10 q charge % having stolen e'amon"pA "
from Hiram Heuln, at the b. Charles Hotel -,
AZ Tho Tombs Police Cont yesterday Heppolyte
Raycr Of Cy time bookhesef Wn & n,f
iey.lor No held In S3OOo bah W
spenL lie admitted that snce Sov.mbsr 100 ~
si So false amounts o. ~ ooo
John who pleaded guilty, Vas committed ID 40 Henry
hail 70 charge grand larceny In stealing m'asy '' '
iope willie the latter sseep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-04
MARRIAGE OF DIR. MORGAN DIX.

The Rev. Morgan Dix, ID. d., Rector of
Trinity Church, and OF Gov. Dix, married yes
terday Miss Emily souter daughter OF the late James
I. Soutter. The Right Rev. Horato Potter Bishop or
the Diocese performed the ceremony at the residence OF
the brides mother at No % East Seyenteenth-st The
wedding was @ quiet one, only relatives and intimate
friends being present. The marriage has attracted at
tenton in social circles owing the fact that Dr. DiXs
asceticsm has been marked, and the rumor has been
that he favored cehbacy In the priesthood He is very
Churchman, austeTe, dgllied, audi earnest, ana
keeps festivals and fasts Of the Church rsldly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-04
A RECEPTION TO MR.. JAY.

A special meeting of the Union League Club
was evening for the reception Of the Hon. John
Jay. formerly President OF the Club. The reception was
in the nature Of banquet and among the more promi
nent persons present besides Mr.. Jay were the Hon.
Jackson g. Schultz. the Hon. VIM. 81. Evarts, the Hon
Isaac Ii. Bailey, Joseph H. Choate A. T. Stewart Peter
Cooper, the Rev DIR. II. W. Bellows, Dorman Il. Eaton,
HoratiO y. Twomby, the Hon. Robert H. Roosevelt, ex
Judge John IA. White, the Rev. o. b. rockingham, the
VIM. L. Dodge, and Charles g. Judson. Mr.. Choate
presided the dinner, and brief address delivered y
him acknowledged by Mr. Jay. aud other speeches.
mainly social in their nature were made by the Kew
Dr. Bellows, Peter Cooper, Jackson b. Schultz, and
nfnp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-04

A-A.-TUE "GRANITE GRAY CAsSIMERE."-
gloves
withstand without producing good imitation Of
smallpox This the oapsone powder usi
manufacture Aye to facts Knox has imported English
Broadway the Fifth Hotel. the Hat
gnnea Take the ordinary hat and strike sharp
will OF Trv exper
HAT will the dfreuce Clearly
clinrl people will bny their HATS al KSoxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-04

Breu,ort Rouse-I'hc Earl Of Dunraven and Dr.
Kss Of England Donald MeInnes Of C.n.dA a george w ~
OF NtAolrs lIo,eRrGos Alvin Saunders OF Ne
bAsa Mayor Of Auburn aud Judge Bure OF
(lselapd -. Metropolitan Hotel. Major NJ baingon: u
Army Hote,M Mis-, Cs. Louise kellogg cotenan
Ho~-The Patterson Of Phade2hia. and Col O. W. fesn
u Army Hoae-Bdgar T. Weles OF Hartford hbe
Hoii-Geh John g. ilszid Of Rhoie Island ctnHs
of baltimore dsor HOuseP Gay
Caao. UntOn Square Hotd-ibe Hon Henry T.
Of New LONDON, Conn W6stnsnsfer Hotl-lhe nv WIN
Muufod Of st. Augustine, Fla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-04
POLICE NOTES.

The body Of an unknown boy, age 49, was found
drO~ ned Yesterday mornias at the foot sf wes, fhi
Two boys. named William Calvert of One hundred
and Albert Gleason Of husdred
severely injured yesterday By The seedsats discharge Of
pistol
The trial OF Andrew l.. Roberts,. the alleged bond
orrsf deferred yesterday illness
Aen kven aror' have been sbtaaet AID The struggle M he
tseHh viii be resumed today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-04

RARE OLD CHINA, WORKS OF ART.-NoTICE
RpNOyA-Mr PREDK DAVIS hcys inform American
that he hes removed from 81 to a Pl Mall Lo1don England where
has collection of English Foreign
CHSA &C. &c Old Furniture Clocks, Canlelsbra Ensmel
tque Bouirre fine Pictures sale; each Object
AZ Pail Mall W. LONDON
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Capt NSpa21su ana DcteetiYss KshQa md Apr,
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BONE Mr. VS..
PROMINENT ARRlvALa

TnBaNoxsv>R YESTERDAY, At HUDNUrs. IN BROADWAY
gAm-b7, Noon-G2' 3 n-6lo hdpgt,-5S'
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Austin College.

The call 10 the citizens of Dallas TO assem-
Bio at the Office of Messrs. Hughes ( Tucker,
ut the city bank, published in yesterdays
paper, was responded TO by some of our most
prominent citizens. The meeting was called
TO order, and Colonel Mccoy was appointed
chairman and Mr.. l.. e. Reed secretary. DR..
"A. +. Smith stated that the object of the
meeting was to consult Us TO the best means
of assisting the enterprise of locating Austin
college Mt Dallas.
The Importance of the matter to our city
the necessity of such an institution, ana the
means necessary 10 secure Its removal here
were duly discussed. 1t was decided that u
committee be appointed from our most sub
citizens to canvass the city ana pro
onre as many subscriptions MS possible before
next Tuesday, at which time the lists mus
b2 reported Mt Austin, by the committee ap
pointed to decide upon the removal.
The committee was appointed MS follows
Colonel w. Il. Hughes, Captain J. 1. Adams
C. F. Tucker, Esq, Alexander Hensley, Esq.
Colonel Dent, DR.. sutton, A. ii. Sheppard
Esq, Colonel ], NJ. Mccoy, G. NJ. swlnk, Esq.
W. j. Randall, Esq, DR.: Jcffries, o. l., Fin
lay, Esq, DIR. JnO. Darlington, Dr. Hughes.
The secretary was instructed TO furnish
each member of the committee with a sub
scription paper without delay.
The editors of the city papers were also re
spectfully requested to publish the proceed
ings OF the meeting in their papers
The meeting adjourned TO meet on Tuesday
next, at the city bank at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, at
which time the amount Of subscriptions will
be stated and telegraphed to the committee
at Austin city. lie. REED, Sect'y.
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Worth Knowing.

The following reminder IL from gentle
man who has occasion to look into what he
speaks of, and as about two-thirds Of our cit
icons come under the ACCOMPLISHMENT en-.
braced therein, we assume that II viii be
looked upon in II spirit of gratitude;
In II number of stores, churches nnd dwell
ing the use OF the lighcr productions of kero-
sene oil Is used for lighting purposes. The
danger, the terrible peril to which our cont
munity Is subjected by such horrible inccndi-
aries seems to escape entirely the attention OF
our Couuctl, and our merchants saem 10 he
using II in blssiul Ignorance of the fact that
by doing so, they vitiate all OF their lusur-
ance policies. In the last two years the pcO-
Pile of Georgia have been saved millions OF
dollars by an art of the legislature making
II II fine OF one hundred dollars for vending
selling or storing any oils or burning fluids
less than 10 degrees iurenheit, United States
standard, and II Is to be hoped that our pres
ent Legislature will follow their wise exam
nlp
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A Card.

MIR. EDIroR-I see In your issue OF this date
that my name is proposed as u candidate for
the position of alderman ofthe Fourth ward.
Thankful for the compliment, / deem IL JUS
tice to myself 10 say that the announcement
was made without my knowledge, and for
the good of the ward in which live, must
positively decline the honor sought 10 he
conferred by "Many Voters" as my business
engagements are Such that 1t would he i'm.
possible for me to serve, even ii elected.
Respectfully,
j. l.. LEONARD.
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The friends OF Captain William NJ. John.
son, civil engineer, who has been employed
in railroad work in Dallas for the last cigh-
teen months and is well known MS worthy
gentleman and tlnc officer, respectfully ask
his nomination nt the primary election to-
day as II candidate for city engineer This
announcement would have been made soon
or hut for Captain John$on'S absence in the
field, MANY FRIENDS
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DALLAS, Texas, February 0, 1871.
To THE CITIZENS OF DALLAS: understand
that 1t is reported by parties in the interest
OF the Republican party that | have not
been in the state OF Texas twelve months,
the time required by law. regret to know
that there are a few men protesting 10 be
Democrats trying TO make the citizens OF
the city not personally acquainted with me
believe that such is the fact. In order to re-.
lieve these gentlemen, would state that
came TO Texas on the I'D day of November,
49,, with the intention of making Texas
my future home. | came t+ Dallas on the
18th ol December 1872, and purchased from Mr..
Browher the lot on which now reside ON
the 18Th OF December, 1872. My record, fell
low-cillzens, as n Democrat is well known To
you. \ great many ut the citizens of this
city and North Texas have known mo for
over twenty years. My family lived in this
city nearly two years during the war, and
certainly can he no stranger now. ! have
suhmlttcdm name aS candidate FOR mayor
of Dallas, subject to the nomination to be
made nj the primary election, held by the
Democrat party on the 18th o. this month.
respectfully ask your suilruges on that day
Your Obedient servant,
W. l., CABELli.
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Spnnga EIrclslor or.


To the oil and nmthN rrnnors and dlstlllcrs
Of Cleveland, o.
denllomen-ln rspoAse 10 your inquiry
regarding the use % nnhhn and hpn2inc for
purposes Of lllumlnoionh hnyo to shy that !
have experimental with nd tested the qunl-
tiles of these Hight produces of petroleum
vary fully and thoroughly, aid burned tIcm
In numbolless different lnnh ana burners.
and am fully satisfied hoy ire safer Than
and superiorto any other Illuminating ngcnt
now In use. When burneoin Amps there is
loss liability to exp osion hultm ibr COM
bustion Of Kerosene or carbon bu In the
use of vHpOr burners In which ths nnptlu is
consumed ~ u gus, there h nhsautcly no
risk or danger. These products mist be- 50
redIstillod aud refined NJ 10 rec Nom ON.
tlrcly from oil and parnline, nd constitute
them pure spirit of petroleum. For Gsr in
lamps (nctaic are preferablc), wuuN re-.
| commend light spirits properly plephcd,
| OF II gravity of siXty-hvc to scycnt. drgTAps,
and In vapOr burners from scvent.one'io
seventy-siX degrees by Baume's scGc, alta
temperature Of sixty degrees l'nhrcnhn. |
| would also remark that petroleum pr0uris
of the graytics above mentioned, have lcn
in general use for the pnst i've on SIX ycys,
and TINT am crcdbly Informed that "a,
percentage Of accidents arising thcroirom /
less than onC-trnth Oi the gross nUmbe
caused By illuminating fluids and oils,
Very respectfully
LLANG CNSSEIS, NJ, y,
Prof. Chemistry, Cleveland Medical College
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morning after several days absence In Aus
tin, learned that 1t unsupported that was
no longer II candidate for NNyor. Fellow.cit.
liens, am candidate, aud IN good faith
submitted my name 10 the voters of the city,
and should they nominate meat the primary
election, will do all can 20 secure the
united action and support of thecntire Dem.
ocracy hut should some other humocrnt be
made our stnndnrd-bearer then I viii use
my influence and vote to secure his election
Respectfully,
lcbllnl3t NAT. NJ, BuRFURD,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-14

Fresh arrivals of gents dress hats, hox-toc
boots, jeff ties, Alexis ties and CATERS. Also,
for Ladies and Misses new styles OF Kid and
Serge button shoes and lace CATERS and slip
pers, school girl shoes. Call at sign of Gold
en- Boot. Main street. II. PAGE.
illw
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pratt,s .Astral Oil.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorleSs. Al
WAYS uniform. illuminating power superior
To gns Burns III any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking lire. Manufactured
expressly to take the place OF volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every posi-
BILE test and its pCs1cct burning qualities ar,
proved by its continued use IN over GO0,0Ct
mmilieS.
Millions of gallons have been sold and nc
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc-
CURED from burning, storing or handling Ii.
resulting from the use Of cheap and danger
our oils In the United States, is appalling
The insurance companies and fire commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
the Astral us the best safeguard where lamps
are used. send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietors,
CltAS. PRATT 4 CO..
lhlNNRmM lna Enlinn s1rnni. Nnr NnIl.
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lGi9S6niw

CURIOUS FAcT.-ft appears that Amer
pride Of nations, adds fresh graces and
new laurels to her charms every year,
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features,
her sweeter smiles. are causing poor ugly
man 10 stand aghast. Why alithi~ modern
Improvement? ltlSbeing whispered around
that the change j. being effected by the use
Of that great female wonder, English Female
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IgoreaTtcraiI hills for advertisements
M this paper wIllbe collected monthly,
nmloaA 0llorwIrN ApNNlNOd in cOntrnct..
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Tho wen known propcrly.l,nown an the
:. Crutchncid House,"
.JOn WORK.

We hnyc ,hc mcIiiUcs and ,hc work
men 20 do ~ good work, and NJ M
low rntos. IN can be done anywhere
and we mean 10 do II. Bring youi
Fine Job work 10 THE DAILY HEN
AID OFFICE. Corner Of Mnin and
I.nmnT ptrecis.
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THE HERALD JOB OFFICE

Has been thoroughly recognized and Is
fully prepared 10 DO all kinds of JOB
PRINTING in the latest styles and at the
very lowest prices, with dispatch.
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NIL. q. w. nrc,iETr

b. our authorized agent for this city, win
power 10 make collections ana solicit ndVer-
hsnlnents und SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor thls paper
Ali contracts mlde BY him win BIO rccog-
nlZed by this ONCE.
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offer my residences, near the freight u'po'
of the Central railway for rent. ror terms
and other particulars enquire on me prem
ises, or to John j. Eakins'
a., JNO. W. LANE.
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Mr.. w. ~. sparkle,

" Shreveport, Nv our authorized agent for
that city, TO whom parties desiring 10 ndYcr'
slsp In or subscribe for IIiE HERALD are re-
6peclfully referred,
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Twelve lots (ope block, on tue principal
business street of thctown of Hutchins, on
lnn Central tNllroah, IN DALLAS county, for
,ule NJ low prices, Apply W ~
John W. SWINDELIS,
yl5dtf Herald OiliCc.
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MosSIs, Durham, Howell Il Co., OF Shreye-
port, are agents OF the Arizona Minis in Ilui-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared TO sell
Colt II Yarns and 0snaburgs at figures less
thun New Orleans prices. l2Nd-tf
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE TO FARMERS,

The undersigned wantingJO) acres of broom
corn raised will furnish seed. free of charge,
at Williams Bros. Elm street, Dallas, and
will pay the highest market price for straw
delivered al our broom factory in Dial as. or
the nearest railroad depot to the raiser. Ii
will pay the raiser from so TO s,D per acre.
RUSSELL 4 DISMUKES.
feh6d2m22w2i
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NOTICE.
Iyl5lltt

No aecOuDts agnins, employees In the
Herald Oince VIII he allowed In settle
mcnts with the Office unless on order
IRON, the Proprietor IL given.
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Franklin n Penn take
subscriptions a0r papers
and magazines.
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The stock holders Of the paliOs Cily Rail-
rond company viii meet AZ the office uf the
company on frldny, ho 2pnl instant, ate
o'olocli r. W., for thc purpose Of receiving tho
repurIs of the onir0rs al the company, nnd
HE transaction OF any other business mat
would property come before u HI0rltiuldoh
meeting, q. ", SWlNk,
rroidcnt Dallas Guy Rnllrold Company,
February n lNL hhlMllOd
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Board

Can be obtained in a private family for two
or three persons, by applying TO
feb7dlw sTEAGALL 4 co, Elm street.
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nm terllple dsoNse SpImpl0nhWp IL re-
loGtl Ny NAhoiA course of William u. Par
kri = compound Mud Extract Buohu, Let
not We hnllHer tespnlr A fair trial lsull
that h clnlmet forh. sold y M druggists,
everywhere,
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T,alieS y

I nav. received n large LOT OF dover seeds
Also, a lot OF flower pots at ten cents piece
r,,,-,,lw28wlm u.C HOSKlNS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We Nll NNlN.N'"''
"a, HOWEh n.,,icr A.
...,.,iid,t, far the unlre NJ l'N''''''
tOrnry, ~ ..,,i,.trd a. un-
"''"'' JAMES y Downs ., meI
ut,t, for District AlnrliA W,Wll
" a. ,'',,ii judicial dsulrl, ndto,mI iity oil
,Ir"iinn tu De- held on INV
Amrrh, ISL .,..,...,.,l, n,.
ro tpe yolors Of tho. Of lllG r,Nn. 'conrrIs.
dlcmi district Of me h'npllns' TWriOn aud
luR ne ruVl,' ",uunuurr myself n7 cllluli !
Xxx, G'r ihrolllrn OF llhll''' A,.nii" ~ Nluiur
1'n yupuucv cuusrd ny w., Imminent rs |
John T. Avn, .nnd i AZ turcnsuinBe non,
IN b1 l,old on Monday lh' ffVIpSNEI,p.
March, a, d. lMl ~
FOR Mayor
wo nro authorized and requested To WV
nounce upN. LONG
osn candidate Tor the Office oI Mayor "' '''
city Of pilinH, ., ,.,.,,,s,.,, +, am.
TJ. FRANZ
candidate Ter Mayor Of the clly OF poI'
/ nIat he election In AWll hrhl'
We are authorized aud requested ia ol-
"''' GENERAL W, H.. CABELL
ns fl candidate for Mayor VI the CltyO Dallas,
subject 10 the nomination ly lhr Democratic
! parry, ,.t,...,n,ii,y, Fam.
u candidate tor Mayor OF your cllE. ) nll
Democrat, and favor Democratic nohlllh'
lions Tor All city offices, buch numllA-
lions ARE mudcl viii ChorriullN ana honestly
support the nominees, whatever may ne we
method devised for making me Same, u
la nm al b
'S%l,dr G'"'''''' W. '''' II. c. HOLLAND,
INN "A candidate Tor the office Of Mayor Of
the city OF Dallas. Many friends nave urged
me 70 run Us an independent candidate 10
this appeal | shy TINS, am ,hr Chhuldnt'
cscc IN amy decision made ~ INC Democracy
should omesbe held. NAT,M, BuRFoRD,
For city Attorney.
! Frllow.citi2ensof DallnS-t am candidate
/ for the ONCE of city Attorney, subject to the
| primary election of the Domuclniic party
| / hope all who design participating IN INC
election VIII eon'iaHr NJ p fn,giRT ia IN 'h'
premises. W. NJ fpN NN'N'
/ Wcmc requested 10 announce
H0RERC II. M y
~ II candidate ior the office of city Attorney
subject TO the action OF heprimaIy conven
/ "'''' ''"''' .., ...
We are authorized ana ivqu'NIru l" an
nuuuct
CHARLES a. M0RRlNS
....,tl.,, ,,, ,t,..,ui...,t ,yt, \ttnt,,,,
"I" , III ,i'' ~. nnGcrnti" W,
,"pv', T." ~, ,,, "IS 'r, W, ~
h'lS '"v'i''', ''''"''' 80 ,,
EOrs itS Assessor ana o0iieCtOi,
We nrp authorized ana requested lo an
nounca
En-. CARRGN(syON
,,,-, ,....... ..,,.i g.It..t,.,, q,
,nr civ Of nallS MI the election In Aprl
next
wa ,r, ,,,,,,,o,i,.l ,,,i r,,,,o.,ol T., nm
un,iurr
Nd H. FISHER
,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,, I..,sy,,r md Co,lr,tcr y
Inr div OF Uslns, nj the election i'm APR
nryt,
o. ,,., i,..,,,, ,,,, r,,,,,.,.,,l ., N,
WV are ""''oi'"e" """ ''f"''''" J" wa
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AWord Of coronation 10 Nll vino ullN
Numl disease OF lho lnnls. Marsdcns Plclo'
nj bAm has been uiod IN nearly "a milton
rises' lwnys giving relief ana In the mnlor'
llSof Instances ctiecllnp ~ cure A. cnch
boNlo accompanied with IA guarantee sui
elem lnM rest assured Of Tho results, For
sale by nlAruydsN.
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lcl,ll2l3t
AND STILL TlaEY QOmE.

Another heavy invoice OF
Wall Paper Of new and Gle.
giant patterns. and Of I'LL
grades, ranging in price fr0ml
BIS cents &c $3.50 peg double
roll. We call the attention Oi
Purchasers 10 oar stock. ii
can't be- bcas i'm quantity,
quality. Or chcapucSs in North
erin Texas. No charge s0r trina
ming. We have tIie latest int
proved snaclniuc. which trims
IMUras nicer tEAan il can bC
done by hand. ali at
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Womnnh Medical Adviser, spmuon needed
dress Dr. j, T., DuumgO0lc, Louisville, KY
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Herald ONCE,
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''DRuNK and disorderlyp Is what the
inharmonious conduct OF u couple of young
gentlemen WAS called, who uncomplainingly
allowed quart or two of whislSey TO get down
their thruats and industriously sought TO
construct an additional head ON every 1--WE
men out of six at the "Parlor Hall'' on Thurs
day night.
a LITTLE rosy-cheeked landlady was
frightened out Of Judge Kerfcot's Office yes-
terday morning, whittier she went for legal
redress, by the appearance Of lawyer to
whom she owed u fee Of thirty dollars on
another case. She went for law but not for n