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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
BOSTON & PGRTLARD
STEAN M ERS-
The STAUSCH and SUPERIOR Sea-goIn
Steamers,

The STAUSCH and SUPERIOR Sea-going
Steamers,
John Brooks and Forest City,
will until further notice, leave Franklin Wharrio
Boston daily t-undlys eNcCptsd) ut o'clock T..
VI. Returning, leave india Wharf, Boston, amc
DAYS at ) 4. VI.
These steamers have been newly fitted mp With
steam apparatus for heating cabins and state
rooms, aud now a0)rd tie most convenient aud
comfortable means OF transportation toIwccr
Boston aul Portland.
Passengers by this long established line, obtain
cv.ry comfort aud convenience, arrive IN time 10
take the earliest trains out of the city, and avoid
The Inconvenience Of arriving late az night,
Freight Taken at Low Rates.
Marx goods, care L. :. Packet CO.
Pare sl-5O. State Rooms mas be secured la
advance los mall.
J. u. COTLE, Jr., Gen. Agt., Portland.
Portland sept a. lJ11
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07

VErITU It's gloomy attendants, low
w spirits, depression, involuntary
rmlssiOn5, loss OF semen, sPermE"
torrhoa, Toss OF power, dizzy head,
loss OF memory, aud threatened in-
.Ipn euro n uIaIPHkEYs HOME
OPATEIaC SPECIFIC. No. TWENTY
EIGHT. THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY iones
up tie system, arrests the discharges, and in
parts vis5r and energy. life and vitality TO me
Trice, s5 per rackllo Of five boxes and large z
Mil. winch Il very important in obstinate o. old
cases. or 81 Per single box. Sold by ALL Drug
eists aud sent by mail on receipt OF piicc. Address
Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
co BE- BnoADwAY, n. Y. Send for circular.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW 1RRANGEMENTS.
Semi-VcciSiy Line.

NNrsd after the 18Th inst, The fine Steamers
~ DIRIGO and FRA&CONIAr will,until Further
notice, run a. Follows; 49,
Leave Galt's Wharf, r. Hand, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, +. ~. and leave Pier
Il New York, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, ats T. ~
The Dirigo and FTancona arc fitted up wife fine
accommodations Tor pas cbgcr-, making TINS the
mott convenient aud comfortable route Tot traN ell
crs between Ncw York AMI Maine.
Passage in state iOOrs -. Cabin passage e.,
Meals extra.
too Is forwardcdto and from Montreal, quebec,
Halifax St john and all parts 90 Maine. ship
pCrs are requested TO send their freight % tie
steamers A. early rs +. N, Oh the days they
leave Portland.
For freight or passage applyto
HENRY FOX, Cats Wharf Portland
!. +. AMES, Pier Is L. H., New iork.
July 9,'J9.
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Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
For Diseases OF tho Throat and lungs,
such % Coughs, Colds, Whoopins-
Cough. bronchitis, Asthma,
aud Consumption.

Among tho great
discoycucs OF mod
cru science, few arc
Of moro real value
TO mankind I.ant this
clectual rtue IS Tor
an diseases ot tho
Throat and Lungs.
A vast trial OF ia
virtues. throughout
this and other c0uH-
iries.hss shown that
IL drs surely AMI
sf.l.s..tss,n.ss.f Nsrr
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state OF Maine.

TgEASrHrE's OFFICE.
AUGUSTA Mach -. is-t.N
Upon The .l,!ov.n. town .h. I,, or tracts nt land
uYt liable ,o he taxed 90 any town, tlr ioi owing
S. c.,m,nt, tor stat, tx OF IS,l. were uilHe U5
tue Leg, l4tJ.v 0u o.. tIIsa tt, oi llLrI, Ia
CovNn COP OXFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
WOLFRAM,

period q years, having within Rat t!'ae treated
ilauy iuoJ.ani cases OF th0.ct.rcls peculiar 20
woman. Aavc been enabled 90 perfect a most
potent and agreeable medicine thar meets the IN
Dics'1Es l-c.ruicd by ti-i class u disease With
positive certainty end cylc'ue-s.
To designate his natural specific compound, I
L.. Eamrl n
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n, rnrsra,,o to ,ro,i,c,, o,,,,oi,t
r,ont fhn c,,i,ons Of noras oo,n r, ,'o+
~ Yhn oorrt l,o,so ~ o,,,a,,t -.
o,rsiouists oto oro. thn m,,,as
C..t..,, .n' :
ron,,a"a =, n,o intoros, % oa,i,,,,.,o
tn ,,r .ta+,, a,,i os,aoi,,,,, i,'t I,i
H., a',,,,.m ~, ~, 80 I'T ~
~, .,,.a, ~ c,,t.,a IT,. ", - -
Wv. ,a,, -. 49,, "l,, 70 -, v" i ,,
w., C,,,,,, ,, 80 - '''o ,.''e''"'
,. ~" '''''" '''.. "''' :" wy ''e'i0
eS $3.50 49," ~ ~ p'e'S'' ~ ,n'
~ ' - 49,, ~ 49," W." "'us9
~ :, -Np NV, W o- ~, wy o'Je'' VI
WY i''0e,''-7' ',' U'u 50 !" " very olo-
49, '''"' %''V i'',t''e '''"''i'e'' va
l l''u''ou =, 'uuse N'''o''' '0Np H.
49, l,',' "' W." ~, US" 9e''e'",S
,,, |U.o''0' "o''' w. N'''Ne'' rap'"'u
=, 'r'''il ''p''"l0I N"pr"," " ii,"'
: '' ~ ~ No'U''e' JIM, 1n' NV
NJ ny - = ~" - , "''"e' ~ l'o''" ."'
'io p'e9l"e"' "'.''e''0" ''e "'ee'ins
Wv" r,1 "Pp'oi''''''' te',i'' ms,
w. i'o"Se' ,'o'e" '''"' " oeie8aIion
" ''N NC 'e'''''' " 80 y" s'''u eAeur-
''|,'' p
W A'" e'S' on" W. ClocNe''' ~
- i ,,,, '',"es i'o'.'lS' N'Vo' 1"n,es
~ Eoi'" anu C"p'"ill Jo"h NJ NC
S ~ ''eN','' 80 ''''' 'o.' S''VS'
O,"''''' ','"V " 'Vpy Vi .''ese pro-
eS"'"S' w ,"' ''''''S,' ~ e''V'' ueiegH'e
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TIIBl MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post.
OiliCc,
Northern Mail,


Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post.
0iliCc,
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and T. II. r., comprising western,
northern and eastern states, New York ana
ST. Louis mails, arrives daily ut 7:lO M de.
parts daily at S;lO pm.
Southern mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
weston Houston, A,nstn, Waco, and al5other
points In southern Texas, arrives daily ut 7:lO
p m; departs daily Mt S:lOpm.
Eastern Mail.
Via 7, and p. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
phis, Little Rock, and Shreveport and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily at II m: de-
parts daily at IN.
western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Graubury,
NeGtheriord, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
ana western posts, arrives daily at 800 % m:
departs daily at IL II m.
Cedar GsilI Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alyarado and Cross
IlmDers, arrives Mt p IN Wednesday and
Saturday; departs Monday ana Thursday at
Scyeno Mail.
scyenee, Hnughts store and Union Hnl
arrives Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
al II MI departs ut III alternate days.
Benton Mali.
Denton, Bolivar. Ellzabethtown, Bovd,s
NILS, Louisville ard Trinity Mills arrives
~ y m Monday, Wednesday and Saturday;
departs at n m alternate days.
H.isbon Mail.
led OAK and Lisbon arrives Mt D m Nom
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
ate days at q M.
Mails for Bobo's store, Grapevine and Duck
terVals. "
Office Hours,
Delivery window, 8 n m to5pm,
Money order window, 5 a IN to II m. and
from pm to pm "-'''
stamps sold from s u m to pm.
Letters registered only during money orler
hours. '' 'A"ei
Al persons having complaints against the
ohIce, on any account, will please present
the same, in writing or in person, to the post
master. f'''-
S.,e Nj. JONES, Postmaster.
samuel 5. Jones, assistant postmaster: Owen
Terry, money order clerk; ID. A. Brown and
w. i. Chunn, delivery clerks; w. ii. Went
worth and VIM. Parsons, mailing clerks.
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Handsome Charlie lMhcock, of the
Vandalin line, pecped IN upon Us yes
terdny, the first tiup for some time.
Come back Charlie "
The Right Rev, Bishop Garrett who
is to make his home in Dallas, is OK
pected daily, Ills learning, cloquence,
plety, and fine social qualities viii win
all hearts.
Thomas Darwin, Esq, the genial
hearted general passenger agent Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway,
was in the city yesterday. We barely
met him on the street in company
with MIR. Hay, the agent Of the road at
his place.
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The membplsnf tho ace department Hre ie'
lurslel lpmeet no lho ngiu house hun'
dos unnlnh December g.lh, 40 poioekl
sharp, 10 consider AN invitation received by
Tho department t0 attend Hnud festival on
pooempHraltN, slyen py ihedrt department
ofthe oly al lhns, Whrmwa wa e4psnled
ppd pra invited ns Che guests oi lHao.iy,
We. NuHhuH,
Chiri Fuu % pHrtmeut,
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Reed q LaihFor,
pn haln street. have mll stocks of
goods iur Christmas presents.
nnaarAalas.

HHsaF Haies'
Tho arpnl Textures Of our Christmas
festivities wua the hngar given by tho
ladies' offtAlaltheNs Episcopal church
The Hpuciou hail Of Fields thnalqr
was beautifully decorated with stalls,
evcrgroous and lefreshmenl tables,
Tie entertainment lasted nom Tues
day o. Saturday, Christmas day ey-
cepted, There were chamdos played
with the auerosa Of Veterans, by ladies
land gentlemen, There was music,
vocal ana instrumental, aud Christ
miss tree iur the fundny school olll'
dwn, By which lhp lilllo folks were
made exceedingly happy, The prnci-
! pal mml0b Of Interest were lheseyeral
elections
Alrm Mnlohant was awarded the card
stand Hs 'lho protllost and most pop
ulor mprriod lndEn
Mrs, w. y, Soogln was presented
with hpndsomepIece ofsllyer cake
stand, for nor Efforts Ia securing sub
sodptiousto purchase tic new chuuool
hrniturelor ~ Maithewa' church,
Mra, Wallace war presented the large
fWlt cake aa the most plQuont aud ut
tmcliyo married lady,
20 Nh. Alloe u. Horbach was pre-
souiod The lnmeuAo cake, Ns che
hundsome,t and most popular young
lady In tho room"unttlng tribute toa
very brilliant aud Charming reprolon-
mtIyo otthe gentler scX
10 d. John Darlington was awarded
thp hnudsomwt drodslug gown, made
by Aw, l'Ilommedleu.
10 Muioraud AIn Schenok much ol
tho auocuH OF the baaar Ia due, They
were unJulug Ia their attendance,
work and arrangements.
Among many othcm the Indies are
greatly indebted 10 Mcssrs, pmthcr n
Murphy, Il, n, Foa, ~ Gov Reed d
l.athrop, IGonord Bloa1 Mr., Gosltu OF
China hall, Sanger iro,u w, O. Ran.
dali. g. 80, G. Vt, WHEAT, Che Lafayette
restaurant Me@es Solla& Peyton, Of
Che Sau Jpchto, Wallace u Wagner
Dr. sutton 'rom Myers, Dormnn,
Holmes % Goa j. G, Mltchie, j, W.
Ncbp, Texts Express company aud
othors
In 800 brief resume Of tho ba2ur It
IL, OF couuo impossible TO note the
names OF aii To- Whose efforts and liber.
ality the affair is indebted for It's sue
co,s Any omissions must be attribu-
ted more TO u lncll Of space than any
Intentional neglect We may there
fore, mention few. Major and Mrs.
ISchenck, Major and Mrs, Horbach,
Colonel and Mrs. Baylor, Miss Kate
SYdnor, Mrs. Scripture, Mr.. and .drs,
wallace, Mis. Van Horn, Mrs. Sutton,
Mrs, Reed, Miss Sawyer Mrs. Mitchie,
Mrs. DR.. Locke, Miss Lou Meriwether,
MIR, George Mcrlweather, Mr.. Richard
Morgan, Captain and Mrs. Murphy,
the Misses Leman, Miss Malone, the
Misses Taylor, Miss Haynes, Mrs. Mar
Chant, Mrs. Scogin, Mrs. LHomme-
dlew, Miss Horbach, Miss Basye, Miss
Fanny Swlndells, Miss Ida Cougha-
nour Miss Roberta Rosser Miss
Knight, Miss lulle Murphy, Mr.. Ed
mondsoh
The best Of feeling prevailed, and
about q thousand dollars was realized
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GET READY TOB WINTER.

g'Ele k'GseRa AiumiROus and
Ornamental ESaildlRg Paper
Wiaa make yOISr aOUSgs warN
AIS very snsall cost. For sale
by REE1D 81 LATEaEs0G', Agents,
0OS 8aain street, Dailas, Texas.
Sen& sOT circulars. Also agents
GOr Patent Paper Barrels.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of authority vestsd IN
deed and trust, executed nv NJ 7 f In nae oy
.. y. McElhenny, TO secure the payment Of !, >
vehtaih pfonissory note, therein tiescrihed
W WHEN sad deed Of trust Of record in book "a
and eS T., idt ana ~, Of Dallas county records,
,egai holder Of said note, viii sell. on W.
biehay' we 6tf day of January, 1875. TO The
nIgnest bidder, for currency in hand ~ ~ ~
SoId a n1pse IN Dallas Texas all the house
now in use in the CrutchfIeld bo,ei az n hnd'
ne e1as u.s. as described In said deed of trnst. he,
,ng one OF the most desirable hotel outf,fs a.,
Dallas, Texas, D s IN ra9 3 Az Trustee.
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fhesp land.

IHNTY-flGurhHndlHi Rrrla pi land three
miin wntnf pallas, plnysn fhpnsand acres
nj cAuiop lands 10 Gillespie, aud splendid
sheen nmueh pf iweniy-ihrge hundred
ne,a on tho duadalppe river IN Kendall
county, Gar sale py W, y, Lyle& o., real ol'
tate agents, No, lOl Lamar street, sBidlnl
If you want a ,lne Edible, or
picture, OF liynin book, Of'
prayer book, Gr work box, 0F
writing ense or album, 80 "a
E'ramislin's bookstore, BOi Main
street.
A, ia. steagnii, merchandise
broker. eOnVeyancer and mo-
tnTy bubble. Oilice-NO. iOy
Anmnr street.
a1du
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cent MONTH He might lhen haye
frlt Ike lakhs Mn Jops alfloo
TALK about bpilsi Weihnkr however
q change viii come over ihp spirit of
Banaoles dream after ilo hnt ~
January or he'll plango hls news
ppfr Pay your money aud lake
your choice
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OPEN AGAIN.
No. 505 Main Street.

III tlse mumbcr where cur
ODD sricnsss and the public gen-
orally Will End AIS, within "a i'WlG
stock Of books, paper of all
Kinds. stationery, Wall paper,
paper bags, wrapping paper
sor gr0cers :GRda merchants. cot
aOn aaGipsiRg. paper, etc. New
goods C0ming An Rs
REED e& HlAEIEgs0P'S.
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For clothing, lsata, caps and
slioes, dOr 30 mere song, go to tile
DOslar Store.

FOR sale, fora few days only, two large new
buildings, one n cotton gin and the other Il
corn aud wheat mill, in complete running
order, with smut mill, corn shelter, a good
cotton press, u sixty-hye saw Pratt gin stand,
with an excellent engine of thirty horse
power, an abundance of spring water on tn
premises, and three-quarteIs of an acre of
land situated on the southeast corner of
Poydras and Wood street, known as "Hor-
TONS MILL" Apply to W. p, Lyle " Co., real
estate agents No. 100 Lamar street. 26Gdnn
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PREsRNTs.

NJ yOu wish Hn elegant or
cheap present, for II iFicnd' q"
10 FrnnAlln's 1OOil store, JOl
M0in street, where yOu can inG
aislOst anything y0N ctn ash
Cos Ga tIie line Of GlwlslNins
holiday goods.
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EOE2 CHRISTMAS
Holiday Goods 20 So FrsnkIin'S
poolN store, sos Main street.
where ftsey are sold very low.

FoR rent by WI +. Lyle & Co., real estate
agents, No. 100 Lamar street, a number OF
business houses, centrally located. Also. a
hotel, large boarding house, and many res
licences situated In different parts of the CITY.
2Glim
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TOYS! TOYSi TOYS!
Al JO1 Main street, FrankIin's
beck store, IL where Toys may
be had very cheap.
Jacob grossna,

Has removed from the Washington House,
on the corner Of Market and Wood streets, to
his new quarters % Elm street, opposite
Sanger BROTHERS, where he has opened first
class restaurant, and furnishes rooms for
iodse's. 2.d.w
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Holiday presents, the largest
assortment i'm the southern
states. 10 c0mpcGe with amy New
YOrh house, You will iiMd at
tie WOEIMr Store.
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DALLAR LODGE No, 10 /. o, o, FL. meeln
on every "Wednesday night NJ tho odd Fel-
lows HAL. Jas. Il. DAVIS, N, q,
a., 4, MOLF secretary
TRINITY LODGE No, -- /, q. o. r., meets
every MOnduy ulghtut odd Fellows hall,
n, y MCCONNELL, NJ
H. l. I.y1.E. AppretuIV
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NOTICE Or REMOVAL.
Miss Parcifeld and Mrs. N. n Iobr,o,,
have removed their '''i'isoi'
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
ESTABLISHnrENr

70 the room under the san J,cinto bo,o,
street next door east Of the main
fuil stock o wi iha ,.ney have now in store a
Inc, 70 which they invite the atisn,, o,,e ~
'"e'' i'iehds and the public generally W." VI
25sdlm
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CITY BUSINESS.
Gio 10 Pierce 81 Lyle for your
New Years presents.
5O1MAIN STREET.

Latest styles of elegant cloaks, shawls,
dress goods, carpets, etc, ETC., just opsned
and for sale at w. l.. MURPHYS
zOdlw Corner Main and Austin streets,
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Eureka Lodge, 4. ~, Il 0. q. r., meets NJ
Richardson, Dallas county, every Wednes-
day ovoning, 40 hnll-pnst o'olook,
n, l., FRANK, n, q,
j. 3 FLuYp, Secretary.
mDGELEY ENCAMPM I1NT No. %, !. o.,
y. w., meets on tho ilrat ANA third Friday
nights la each month, ~ tho odd Fellows,
Hal, H. q. bOllNN, &, 4,
MoIsE KAiIN, Scribe.
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Attempted here, The worthy pbirdi
inr merit IF the pelfrmers, and lhe
aplandil programme cannot fnil Ia
elmmaud liberal patronage,
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"A l9ne .rOntrO suitable for
bedroom OF Office. Apply at
tfi0 Dollar store.
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Knights OF Pyti'ias.

CoEUR DE- LEON LODGE, no. 8, meet
every Tuesday evening, Is, Is. Sony, Past
Chancellor; H. Ward, Chancellor Comman-
der; Il. M. MierS, Nlce Chancellor Il, Il.
l'reiate; A. IS, Jett Maatorof EXchequer j. s.
Downs Iyastcr Of Finance, j. q. Leigh Keep
erof Records and Seals Cross, NJ, alta
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Howard W. reab, Esl,, VI fpn Wpnh, Is
au authorized travelling aaonfoi ihe laiha
Herald, mona ihl nnle Wpiil milhHf nnnf'
4, WffNlApthf,
December i1i isH
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EantrNnN ID lEmalnnllrY.

Tho Brltlnlc society meets every alternate
Monday evening, In Knights OF Pythlai
hall, j. b. MUNDEE, President.
j. II. RYAN, Secretary.
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Good TenipInFg.

THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, !. o. q. f.,
meets every Saturday night 40 the Thomns
Chapel church.
SION s, RECORD. W. q. II.
j. W. RECORD W. Seer, tHry.
DALLAS LODGE No. ll6, !, @. q, r., meets
every Friday night, ut tholr lodge room, ON
Main street, between Austin ana Lamar.
W, 4, BIRMINGHAM, W. CT
EAHEtE SAWYER, W, ~.
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9dlg grrald,
TUEsOM MORANa aEoEMnEa En-
RON RANIl.

30 rfsldpnee, eeiHrf FHfiin avenue
Rni lieHslan sipeels, flnbFNeing iaiiH
bIoeif ~ gr0und, wits "a Hrii uEished
oAN'sigfy Anh hnseneat FgeisseaNHrfia
hHiidinr, eHA al nffeEssry guf'hHilaf
ings, nie, Az eaTly applleaal wHs 80
euFea hargain,
IEo- ", swINDEiis'
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co.onel sl.annon,a .Aharess.


AZ Che last meeting of the directors
Of the Dallas Board of Trade, a COM
mttee was appointed to wait on that
eloquent speaker and able lawyer, Col
onel ID. w. shannon, OF the law firm
of shannon q Oldham, and request
him to deliver an address to the 6onrd
OF trade, and those citizens aud bust
ness men who are Interested in our
young city's maintaining her CONNER
clal supremacy and being properly
represented in buaeiess intercourse
with other cities. Colonel Shannon
has signiiied his acceptance Of the in
vitaton, and the HERALD would sug.
gess that he deliver his address on the
night of the LIST Of January, when the
Board of Trade will hold its next
monthly meeting. Colonel Shannon
is peculiarly ii,ted by his power and
graces as asp9aker, varied Informal
ton and intimate knowledge OF the
times, to afford a rare intellectual treat,
as well as point out the needs of Dali
las socially, morally and commercially.
The occasion can be made very pleas
ant com bination Of business and pleas
are, and afford the members the Oh.
portunity Of interchauging views, as
well as other business men the privi-
lege Of joining. The ladies, also,
should be invited to attend, for Your
average business man is peculiarly
susceptible to the attractions of wo-
lnAnhood, bsauty and refnement.
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SOCIETIES,

DALLAS COMMANnklN Nod knighta
Templur, viii meet ai the Asylum Ia tho glly
Of Dallas, on tho iirst Thursday after the last
saturday IN each mouth, .....,,,., ,,
En, a, BOWER, Recorder,
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&ise best place 10 buy your
erackcyy and QUcenswarC IL the
B0sgar store.
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DALLAR CHAPTER, No, AZ, Royal Arch
Mnsnns, meets ut lhn Chapter H00mR IN the
city Of Dallas, on tne lirt Monday IN each
VINO, YOUNG, NJ, 10, HIP,
Henry lOLLi Secretary,
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For cheap dry goods so 10 the
DOllar Store.
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The GFana. Concert wednesday Night
For the benefit oftne Howard assoc
ciation viii be the great musical treat
Of the winter. Mrs, Francis, the ne
complished wife Of John a. Francis,
Esq, trustee Of the Louisiana colony
out ON the Texas Pacific railway, has
kindly consented to sing. She has the
advantage Of a good voice, highly c,l-
tlvated by several years study under
the best European masters, aud us n
ballad singer is ready an artist Of a
high order of merit. Her son, Mr..
Francis, has already given the public
slight taste of his ability and skill
as pianist. A pupil of Marnental,
the conservatory in Paris, and of
several of the best masters in Leipsic,
his natural talent has been highly cul-
tivated, and he plays with remarka-
BILE degree of delicsey, passion and
finish the music of Chaplin and other
great writers. a number of our best
amateurs will appear also, aud the
is full of choice vocal and
instrumental pieces of much higher
class of music thsn has hitherto been
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Christmas Toys and Coufect,onor,,

Christmas T0ys and COnfeetionerics.
We have just received large assortment
OF toys OF every variety, fancy candy nuts,
fresh and dried fruit, and everything want.
ed for the holidays. Call and see my assort
ment' d. V. BoTTo,
SIOItf South east corner SQUARE.
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pAMpHI ETs. Blanks fof every descrin.
!! uon), Cards and Bill heads printed In
t ue nest style and at the lowest rates al the
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