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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-07

THERE will bea meeting to day Of the
Directors of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky Railroad, at their Office in this
city, tor the purpose Of winding up such
unfinished business as may need their at
tentlon prior to the annual election for a
new Board From all we can learn the
Directors are not In receipt Of any ad-
ditional information from the managers Of
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Company in regard TO their views on the
condition and prospects OF the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky road. 1t is not
therefore known what 10 expect from that
Company in the way Of cooperation in
the spring in the work Of getting the road
in order iOr its superstructure. Mean
while, as we have noticed before, a meet.
ing OF taxpayers Is called at Wellsburg
Tor the 9th inst, TO take into consideration
the steps proper 10 be taken by the
Counties OF Brooke and Ohio, in view
Of the condition Of their road. We pre-.
sumo, from what we have seen in the
Wellsburg papers, that the question Of
an out and out sale Of the road TO the
Pennsylvania railroad, or some other re-
sponsible compauy,will be agitated. Such
sale has been already suggested as the
speediest, surest and most direct method
Of extricating the road from It's Difficult
culues and insurlng It's completion at an
early day. The people Of the two coun.
ties are not supposed to be in favor Of any
further subscriptions 10 the capital stock.
They would probably prefer to give away
their investment as 1t now stands rather
than vote an additional subscription. The
prospect for dividends on the stock is so
exceedingly remote in any aspect Of the
question that the investment may be
called donation. We shall not therefore
be surprised 10 see the Wellsburg meeting
declare in favor OF selling out the road
to some company prepared to go on in
the spring and finish II.
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Ertreme CrueIty,

CINCINNATI, Feb. GA case Of extreme
cruelty developed to-day by Coroner
Maley on the 9Th oiJanuary. A woman
named Caroline Benny, while in child
birth was elected from her room by Con-
stable Hetierman Tor non.payment Of rent
On her way 10 house in Culvert street
she gave birth 10 the child, which died
last night. The woman was thrown oui
into the rain without clothing. Judge
Preeden Is said 10 be mixed up in the az
fair as agent for the house rented. The
coroner will hold thorough investigation
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 6-Flour and Wheat
Unchanged. Corn-Mixed western s0c,
OAts-Firmer; western 63a55c. Rye
Quiet, 94a97c. Provislons-Heayy and
quiet, Mess Pork $40 50a16 75. Bulk
Meats-shoulders 6ic; clear rib sldes sic.
Bacon, Hams and Lard-U Unchanged.
B9tter-Scarce; good 10 fine western roll
S.SsaS1c; tub 33a40c. Coffee Unchanged.
Whaky-Quiet, 81 90. sfI .l7g..
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A Ahnn Fine.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Gin the United
States District Court this morning, Jas.
8. Mason, indicted ior striking from the
pells the list Of fourteen colored persons,
was found guilty and fined $500, H,
10 the case Of j. B. Hackett, indicted
for intimidatlng voters, q noNe prossqae
was entered on payment OF costs
amounting 10 $500. F's
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Weather Report.
Wan DIPARTEENr,
ORPIoE OF THE CHmF SIeNAL orFTerp
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. $500 p. n.
PROBABILITIES, /.

For Saturday in the Middle and Eastern
states, northeasterly winds, with snow,
except In Maine. ,.-b -. :
For the lake region, northwest winds,
er and snow. ~
For the Ohio Valley and Southern
States, northwest to- southwest winds
cloudy weather and light rain or snow.
For the middle Atlantic States, north.
easterly winds, with snow or possibly
rain. 81
For the western'Gulf States diminish.
ing norlhwesterly winds and higher TEN.
perature.
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CINCINNATI.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

CINCINNATI, Feb. G-1r. Campbell's
substitute, giving the Governor the veto
power In appropriation bills, the same to
be reversible by majority OF the Gen.
eral Assembly, was passed TO the second
stage In the Constitutional Convention to.
day, and Is now subjectto further amend.
ment only by reference TO committee
with instructions to amend. ~ -'.f
Five inches Of snow fell here To- day.
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NEW YORK CITY.
The Trotting Turf.

NEW YORK, Feb. G.-The Nationa
Association for the promotion of the in
terests Of the, American trottine turf
was in session yesterday. 1t was resolved
that fine Of 800 should be imposed
for changing the name OF a horse, TO-
gether with suspension or expulsion
Also that the full name and postoflce
address ol the owner be entered. Rule
% was amended TO make the drivers
lee $50 maximum in case of his hiring
a substitute, and TO. prevent his being
punished in case Of his refusing to acI
as substitute, except ordered by the
judges, who may expel him, subject "a
the decision Of the Court OF Appeals
Rule GO now starts as follows: "When-
ever a horse shall have distanced all
competitors in one heat race it is con.
cluded, and the winner shall receive The
entire purse and stake; if there are four
horses entered, and only two start, the
third and fourth money reverts to the
Association" .II
HAT AND CAP STRIKERS.
The hat and cap workers continue on
a strike, and only a few Of the smaller
manufacturers manifest q willingness to
pay the increased rates.
0NEw YORK, Feb. G.-Edwin Booth, the
well known actor, has filed a petition n
bankruptcy. Among the liabilities is a
claim OF Oakes Ames' estate for 800 600
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Railroad Collision.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6-Two cars Of the
night express train from Washington be.
came detached near New Brunswick this
morning. The engine was slowed up and
the detached cars crashed into the train
smashing two Of the platforms and slight.
ly bruising some Of the passengers, araong
whom was Senator Conkllng.
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Egg Packing Esta6lIshmenr Burned

CINCINNATI, Feb. Ga poultry and
egg packing establishment, owned by v.
A. Farr, at Springfield, o., was destroyed
by fire last night. Loss about $1,000; in
sured Tor $500. A stable adjoining be-
longing to P. A. SCHNEIDER, was also
burned. Lossabout $780,, y -
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Residence Rnrnna

LnTLE Rock, Feb. o.-The residence
Of Henry Lewis was burned this morning
Loss 81. 800. Insured ior 81 500.
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Cleveland Market.

+ CLEVELAND, Feb. -Grain-Dull, In.
active and unchanged; No. / white 81 So;
NO. 2 do 81 49,, Corn-72A73c; new do
6sae9c. 0ats-Steady; 50c for No. I State;
4sc for No. 2 do. Petroleum-Firm; 12e
for standard white car lots.
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HING.

CAMBRIDaR,i Mass, Feb. o. John
Dnoby was hanged here to-day for the
murder Of hia iather-inlaw Robert Queg-
y. Just before the drop fell he cried out
killed Bob. Quegly, I forgive every
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FatnIRoIler FrnlnaInn.

NoRFoIK, Feb. 6.-The steam boiler
in Baird & Ropers shinele MN. Deen
Greek, eight miles from here exploded
last evening, killing four persons and
badly scalding four others,
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- WESTMINSTER, Md. Feb. e.-Joseph
W. Dawes was executed to-day for the
murder Of Aoram Lynn in April 1872.
He confessed the crime.
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, (By tho Western Union Line.
Nf'ce Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe slE
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SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. GA heavy rain
makes 1t necessary 10 postpone the races
untll Tomorrow. fl
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February e-M. Buffet was to.
day reelected President of the National
Assembly. ~ sFaEt .,fI
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COMMERCIAL AND FININCIII-
MARKETS By TELRGRAPH iElI'I,lII
New York Money and H,nr

new Z orR Money and Stock Marker.
NEW York, Feb. C.-MoNEY-very
easy at SAD per cent. Prime busluess
notes are taken at 6a7 per cent
STERLING ExcHANGR-HeAyy at $4s4
for 90 days, and $4s7a4 ST. for sirbt,
Customs receipts $71s0OO.
GoID-.sronger, closing at ILL.,. Garry.
Ing rates OF 2a5 per cent. Treasury dis.
buraements, $4,000 olearings, SEA.
OOo,OOOo
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United States Go OF 1881, coupons ii9
rt.S rrto.tsMennoS S!so!l .ll6k
HlYe'tWenues u665l. iiSS
lIVe-tWentles tleB@ new. ll1X
klVe'tWenheB QS6O iiRE
E1ye'tHcnties tls6sl.
NV
aeu'lutuee Observation-Disclosures, iiAk
SutteHC1 olAeo. ...".....,............,,ll6
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal,
y; Carolina, new. IS Virginia, new.,,...,H
Missouri. ............ .SiH vireinia, olS '..' az
Tennessee, old. .slSIN. Carolina, Old. .SsT
Tennessee, new, 81 -. = ..
sTooKs-strorg with an advance In
prices OF to 50 per cent up to the second
Board, when a reaction Of / to I per cent
took place in the general list and 14as
per cent in Harlem and Michigan Central.
Toward the close the market became
strong, and recovering some shares clos
ing at the highest point Of The day. The
dealing was well distributed with more
activity in some low priced shares than
usual. At the final close the market was
firm in the great ease Of money and In.
creased earnings Of number Of railroads.
The sales between ten and two O'Clock
amounted to $4,000 shares, OF which $4,000
were Western Union; 5000 St. Paul; 26,.
900 Lake Shore; 5000 North Western,
preferred; 1900 North Western, com.
mon; 1000 Rock Island and 420O in
Boston Hartford and Tria
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WASHINGTON, Feb

Sd. Total amount Of all other fees, costs.
expenses and emoluments earned and re-
cetved by him during the year from or in
respect to any matter in bankruptcy.
4th. a summary statement of such fees,
costs and emoluments, exclusive OF actual
disbursements in bankruptcy, received or
earned during the year.
9th. a revised statement OF all the ac-
tual disbursements in such cases also re-
quiring every register 10 report in like
manner the number OF voluntary and
compulsory cases In bankruptcy coming
before him during the year, the amount
OF assets and liabilities Of the bankrupt |;
the rate per cent. OF all dividends de.
clared, and the disposition OF all such
cases.. lie Is required to make similar
return to the Clerk Of the Court In the
month OF August each year, who Is re-
quired to transmit to tho Attorney
Generals office all pending and disposed
oil dividends declared, the disposition Of
cases, whether any officer has failed 10
make his report, etc. Any violation OF
this section can be punished by dismls-
sal from Office, and the party offending
will be guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction be fined not more than
5000, or by imprisonment notIexceeding
one year. The section was adopted.
Mr. Thurman offered an amendment to
abolish the office Of Register in bank.
ruptcy and authorizing the several Dis
trlct Courts TO make such orders and take
such steps as may be necessary to I'D.
ljudicate and dispose Of all suits, matters
or proceedings In bankruptcy now pend.
Ing before such registers; also, giving
District Courts power, where 1t may ap-
pear necessary. or advisable, to appoint
special commissioners TO perform any Of
1.-THE duties heretofore performed by Reg.
The New York herald., 1874-09-04
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY sErrEMBEE g. y74-rRrLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

.. ADJUSTMENTS. -
M "a ssa Srsa ssasA.rosou respect,
fully announce that All preliminary arrangements
~" ' 'sRs'sS sRssSS 'St Of IF afAfYSs IffY2,s' OPERA
''slnnlas at 'i saasstSssTTy !! as:s ss.; =
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Tsss zas ss s'H
oss ss: opens ios subscriptions MONDAY sspsm
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E.s Esf rs sSSsss Yisss E5fP and
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r' night 9; xssISH saf SsyEa SKEssSya s. Tragedy
PIhEfD x;., yo1H nsGUoGcH kkoGcH
- tHer irst appearsnos In Amssios.
Roorws THEATRE SPECIAL
aasl TOMORROW esAruRDAn, lso
~ MATINEE '5s 81 sEIEs MHl& LAMAR,
THsATRE coxloUE
M sAFf4 sSHh Aab hbfn sxRiH DION wv Proprietor
rI,Gs s. ii; ;;Syx ss:y sen''.' r.n'o"im' ne"
,. Mr Q, l. NORRIS ss the Dltch Justice.
"ss .''.. aDA .AoArrf Ths = sYsfssEv ssF sfRsG'aE.v
ETS W. klf4Y oEs EEasys T9sS s assA PIP Ssssos syo
LASssbE Soeb DSsHsssk osfnbsks.
NATiSEE vs. HkssDAY AND SATURDAY.
EXTRA NOTiCE.-MOkDAY NEXT, sHPr I,
first appearance in this country OF Enga1%ds % v..u..
Miss EMMA DAY
on the same sos%Rnccis essasnci CONSERVATION,
~ wm, Mr. J,E BROWN. the Mind Reader; ~
Mr. WILLIAM IAN ARk4Lp, tSMn, n; CHARLES FOX
AMOS AAsSh2k fs4Nk "tsE6 Hss6Lb aAAi-foS'
NJ. FRANZ aHlz & Arms
and first time OF the local society drama viz,
IN q. r. THORNE.. lessee and Eanager
ony swo night. mere e the sTs1s dram. Of the
This evening and sDtnrasy M sysnins and saturday
rA v-rga BRIDr OF ABYDOs
Joseph WheelOck, the American tragedian IN Edmund
days, Of sclim.
BRIDR OF ABYDos TO NIGHT
with Ill new and elaborate scenery
KIRALFY BRO Err, conbna ton Of English artists in
ti SrrGd sVsitiSsSss S SfsRg tSsf q ns
NTlBLO'S THEATRE. f''Q sFt -'f ~ t'.t -
,, n y; NJ. - lessee Lessee snu sh. rhs M
ONCE e now OPEN, snd plSces eau BE- secured Tor
M0NDAY. the 1rH INST.
KIRALFY'S COMBINATION OF English Artists In the
DELUGE; or. PAKADIsE LOST
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One.Thlra ActnnIIy snycd.

Economical housekeepers should
know that DR., Prices cream baking
powder 70 perfect powder, and ms
such IL very light, and that those pow
ders which weigh heavy are made so
by ponderous adulterants. AZ baking
powders are used by measure, teaspoon
luls, and not by weight, the heavier
ones being less elective are more OK
pensive,
DR.. Prices cans are the same size,
hold the same number of teaspoonfuls
~ others, and Ms two teaspooniIls are
only needed when three of the others
are required, 1t will be perceived that
there IL in its use an actual saving OF
one-thIrd that two cans of DR.. Prices
80 rs fur rs three cans of the common
kinds, DR.. Prices powder is not sold
in bulk and it ban only be found pure
when bought In cans securely labeled,
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I.Oal. mud Ilen,I.

Everybody's question now Is, Where are
we 10 buy our Christmas toys, and presents
That question IN soon answered ~ that miry
land, the great Dallas lIaaar, whore YOU can
find the largest, best selected aud most elo-
CANT display Of toys, both tin and wooden.
Mechanical toys specally-tool chests,
worlS-boxes, writingdoslIs, palnt-boxos,
pianos, ten sets, furniture sets, dolls, hous.
On, stoves and Kitchen sets, dolls all sizes,
music aud other albums, hanging and wall
bend baskets, etc, etc., otc, our stock OF
fNnOy China and Bohemian glassware eau
not be exceled In the State, IL partly con-
slsls OF toilet acts, wine sets, vases OF every
description, moustache and other cups, fan
cy China ana other ornaments, China
and bohemian mugs, and those exquisite
French lava smoking sets and tobacco
boxes. An immense variety of masks OF
every description. Doll bugges, wagons,
veloclpedes, ,wheel-Dnrrows, shoo.nys, rock
Ing horses, drums, etc., etc. Also, fine
stock Of imported French candles. All OF
the ubove and many other things too num-
erons 10 mention We are selling AZ New York
prices and determined not 10 be undersold.
Give the great Dallas Baznr n call on ELM
street, opposite Sanger Brothers. 2G7dtf.
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attraction attraction AiiFaeiianl
The inelemeney Of the weather pre-
vented lhe Great New York SHOW per-
iprning Saturday evening, but We TO-
eonaile ourselves with the grand trent
Ia store Monday night notwlthsland'
ing The great attraction offered by the
above company, The beautiful and
highly popular operate yoealairand
pianist, Miss luea Van Hant, has been
engaged NJ great expense aud will mp
pear each evening OF their stay Mon-
day, Tuesday aud Wednesday, With
this lady many OF or readers are
acquainted and too much cannot be
said In regard 10 her talents, Her rem
dillon Of "llear Me- Norma IL beyond
descriptions grand, The Odd Fellows
hall has been secured and seats may
DO had NJ the box Office from 10 u,
until 4 y, m, when parties buying
tickets can examine the beautiful
presents which will be distributed at
the close OF eaoh performance.
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city directory.

We met Mr., H. u, Spratley on the
streets, yesterday, up 10 hla knees In
mud, but with u smile on his face that
was IN "wide as the spread OF the tidal
waves swoop,p II took IN but mo-
ment 10 ascertain that he had received
nearly all the important names In our
city 10 his list oladyeriisers In the Guy
Directory, aud was still advancing, Mr.
SpNtey II u thorough canvasser, aud
when he IL armed with such merito-
rlous claimant ~ the now CITY Direc'
tory will be, he simply amounts TO u
Whale In his proportions as u solicitor
The book viii be II fine one, llsneces-
sity ~ sell-evldent, aud IT. advantages
so apparent TO every business man In
the city that our commentator can
add hut little 10 rs circulation, which,
by the way, we understand will
be quite two thousand, distributed
throughout all the principal cities OF
the east, west, north md south.
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THE GENERAL mARHrT.


Quotations represent cash prices for large
lots, aud ara not applicable 10 small orders,
.BAuoN-Weak. Clearsides, ldpl shoulders,
Ito,
bAddINd--Dull, Prices range from ING
INC, supply SMALL demand limited,
HuTTElt-AetiVp, counlfy and western,
SbgiOc, supply limited.
HtEsWA N-Firm, ~ 9Og2be per pound,
UAhDLLS-hlir dull ~ NkMlDo,
tuFFhll-Aiarket aoliyei prices ranging
nom 2l@2ic for hloi no Java IN market OF
consequence,
CultN-llIm Ut G5o per buslel,
CORN MEAls-AOtiVGat Wgl W per buhlel,
WltllAT-Dull NJ VI coal 10 per bnahel,
FlnUlt-Quleli good quality OF family
~ from ~ NJ 10 81 ~ por hundred
a. hhis-AutlHei supply llghG sell ~ we
2lo per dozen,
tlul1'-F fresh oranges tIoulslana) per bar.
~, VIZ apples ViYi ~ per Darrell lemons,
tlA per box,
HAMs-Market strong supply very linz
HAY-hctlye;' by Tie wagon load, $50 10
per TOM Daled, sl2 on tho track,
IIlDEh--hnrtet ilrmj dry ilint, laglhAc
per pOnnd dry snlted, lilso per pounds green,
Y per pounds green sailed, 10 per pounds deer
skins, a56gDc.
LARD-liut little In market, tlerce, ie,toii
tins, lSci market dull with downward t6n'
dency,
OAfS-Actlye ~ 62X6e65c per bushel
ONlONS-lfull large supply, prices range
from 81 10 81 10 per bushel.
POTATOES-lrish, Sl0gi 10 pGr buahel
sweet potatoes, Zoe To 81 10 per busheli de-
mand active ana supply good.
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CHRISTMAS GIFT!!
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS .

The ladies of the Episcopal church, of this
city, will opena
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odd Fellows Hall, Monday Night.

Our readers are kindly invited to the
advertisement of the New York Gift
show, which has been performing dur
ing the past week at Fields theater,
giving universal satisfaction to all.
Owing to the opera house being en-
gagged. they have removed to the Odd
Fellows hall, and fitted it up in style
OF splendor surprising, in the coup
0oed, the wonders Of the Arabian
nights. They remain only three nights
longer, and have at great expense made
arrangements with the beautiful and
talented young operate vocalist and
pianist, Miss Inez Van Zant, formerly
of the Richings English opera troupe,
who will appear at each entertainment
in choice selection of instrumental
and vocal music, introducing gems
from well-known operas Howard, the
scientific illusionist, spiritualist and
wonder worker, will also appear in his
palace of enchantment assisted by
Prof. Frederick, the great Danish ven
triloquist and iron cage mystery. One
hundred beautiful and costly presents
win be given away nightly.
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0hd EaIIaMa.

Eureka iOdge, Y, H., II u, u, w., meets ~
Richardson, Dallas county, every Mpdnes'
day evening" NJ half-paasl 9Gloeky ~
J,s, FLOYD, Secretary,
RlDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No, @l l.. o.
u, w., meelA On tho firht and THIRD Friday
nights In each month"; az lhp phd FeileWs
Hall, III, q, bOHhf, q, Il,
MoisE KAHN, horibe,
pALLAh LODGE No, n, 90, ~. meetl
on every "Wednesday nlghb ~ INC pIa Eel'
loEH W. y, so.,.,o,SJ hA' W. pAVh' NJ W.
TRINITY LODGE Np,-l,. q, u, fu meets
every Monday night at Odd fellows' hall,
II, II, MCCONNELL, No,
u, T., LYLR, Secretary,
Good TempIars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |, D.. a, T.,
meets every Saturday night NJ the Thomas
N''''' SION 4, RECORD, W, G, r.,
j. W. RECORD W, Secretary.
knights Of rythias.
CoEuR DR LEON LODGE, No. 4, meet
every Tuesday evening, II, II. heay, Past
ChanoellOri II. Ward, Chancellor COinman-
derj n. NJ, Mlera, Vice CHANCELLOR II, T.
prelatoi A, y, jet Masterof Exohequer j, n
Downs Kaster OF Finances j. q, Leigh Keep
erOf Records ANA healhi Cross, NJ, ~ A,
Iiriinnic Society.
Tho Brltanic society meets every alternate
Monday evenings, IN Hnigh!s Of Pythla'
hail. j. Il, MUNDEE, President,
j. H. RYAN, Secretary.
Patrons OF Iuusbandry.
BRECKlNRIDGE GRANGE No. q, OF the
Patrons OF lluhDnndry, meets ~ Patrons
hall, Richardson, on tie tirst ana third Sat
urdays Of oach month.
W. II. HARRIS, Master.
W, II, SrARK, ST., Secretary,
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foR sale, fora fow days only, two large now
buildings one cotton gin aud The other a
corn aud wheat mill, IN oomplele running
order, with smut mill, corn shelter a good
cotton press, n siXly'nye saw Frat gin stand,
with an excellent engine ~ thirty hOlBe-
power, an abundance ot spring water on ~
premises ana throe'qnarieH of an acre nf
land, situated on the southeast corner Ut
poydraS and Wood street, known IN Ilor'
TONS Mill." Apply To w. y, Lyte 4 Co.,, real
estate agents, No. 100 Lamar street, 2GOilm
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GET READY FOR WINTER.

The Patent AluminOus and
Ornamental Building Paper
will make your houses warm
at a very small cost. For sale
by REED & LATHROP, Agents.
500 Main street, Dallas. Texas.
Send for circulars. Also agents
for Patent paper Barre Is.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-20
lord Rxron,s l.nst Word,

Tell me, ye winged winds
That round my pathway roar,
Is there, for holiday goods, u grander
place
Than Pierce q Lyle's book store.
The wild winds whistled round my face
And sternly answered, "nary place"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-20
A.. Il. Il A. M,

AT a regular meeting of Dallas lodge
No. 4l2, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing Masonic year:
w. G. Conner, w. NJ; Il. G. Mcclure,
S. W.; M. M. Moon, j. W.; A. w.
Nowlen, secretary; Thomas Walker,
treasurer; Il. T.. Emerson, tyler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-20
PWEHEETN.

df you wish an elegant or
cheap pTesenI, for u friend, 10
IL FrRnhIln's book store. 0Oi
Main street, where You can lind
almost anything YOU can asia
for i'm the line OF Christmas
holiday goods.