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In ADDITION to the Gas Saving Burner we
keep the largest and most complete assortment
of Chandeliers south of Philadelphia or New
York, including also a full line of Plumbers
goods, and q variety of goods embracing the fol-
lowing, not 70 be surpassed: Statuary, Psrian
goods, Clocks, Br0nzes, Slate and arble Man
tells, pon-explosiye Lamps, Lstrobe Stoves,
Crater, Ranges, Pumps Of sll kinds, Patent
Earth closets, best in use, war-an's Patent
Meat Cooker, and many other useful inventions
Plumbing and Gas Fitting in all the various
branches promptly executed at moder ate prices
None but competent men employed.
HAMILTON & PEARSON,
2,25,wi YIN. c. a. Building, 9th and ID SITS.
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REAL Estate SALHs.-Bushrod Robinson
and ID. w. Stewart, trustees, have sold q three
story brick dwelling on 4tth street, between n
and o, to Mrs. Mary NJ. Evans, ut 81 ,O00 Also,
lots 9, 10 and IL, square 335, with the Improve
ments, consisting Of unfinished buildings n the
corner Of and 18th streets, to Daniel smith, Of
81 leo.
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The REASONS WHY DooIey's Yeast Potrdsr is
preferred to any other Baking Powder in the
market, are owing to its perfect purity, quality.
quantity, and economy. The ingredients are
strictly free from de!eterious substances and
hence the full strength of each are obtained
ana the results are uniform every time 1t is
used. This cannot be the case in those of ordl-
nary manufacture, and for proof of our asser-
ton we simply ak those who have never used
grocer keepsit. Dooley & Brother Manufae-
turers, SO New st., New York.
HAvBNNRR's GRAHAM BREAD, made of su-
perior unbolted -four, and having all the prop
critics contained in the wheat, may be had of all
grocers who sell our Family Bread, and at the
Bakery, 4T6 street northwest.
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oPEsINe SESSION IN eHoRsErowH TO-DAY.
The Maryland annual conference Of the
Congress Street Church Of this city 1t O'Clock
this morning. The conference was opened BY
the singing Of hymn No. so, "And are we yet
the Rev. Dr. Reese, Of Baltimore, the president
of the conference.
A committee on credentials were appointed.
to whom the certificates OF election were re-
ferred.
Rev. DE- Drinkhouse introduced DIR. Walker.
agent Of Adrian College, who addreesed the
conference upon the importance Of united eff
west which he represented desired centraliza-
ton that the world might feel their power.
Inc President read his annual comm1 nlca-
ton to the conference, at the close OF vhich he
submitted some docume nts received by him re-
hectiDg upon his official charScter and reouest-
ed that his character be held in Allowance until
the documents were passed upon bv the con-
ference. After some discussion the Documents
we're referred to select committee of i've viz:
y. 4. ward, II. G. Cushing, W. S. Hammond,
n; ". Price, and VIM. Il. Cssleton.
Rev. DR.. Mills said that IL Dr. Reese did not
object he hoped the conference would 1t oncs
pass upon his official ch sracter. DIR. Reese OBJ
anime the documents ami report. The sessions
OF meeting were fixed at one session per day
from O'Clock a. m. until O'Clock p. m.
Rev. DR.. He. Gushing preached the annual
conference mon FROM 2lst verse, 1st chapter
lst4soTinthians, after which the sacrament OF
the Lords supper was celebrated, and the
stanulDR committees were announced.
The conference then proceeded with the usual
official business, during which the committee
to whom were referred the documents sub
mitted by the President rejecting up IN the Of
ncial character reported that the documents
could not properly come before the conference.
DIR. SOMherland said the conference ought
to tnow what the papers contained.
The delegate from the church from where the
letters were sent said the church was willing to
have the conference know the contents of the
papers.
DIR. Bates said he was familiar with the con-
tents OF these papers, and that he was not salts
fed with the report of the committee, aud was
anxious to have them read before the infer
eDce, In order that no sd vantage be taken of
the president. and moved that they be read.
The bobr OF adjournment arrived and was ex-
tended inn
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GRACE GRgENwoOD.-We understand that
on the occasion OF her entertainment at Lincoln
Hall, on Monday evening, March 10th, Grace
Greenwood will give, among other costume
presentations, the old lady of Csrleten's cover
the Hill TO the Poor House n Deacon Monroe, -
and "Miss Tabitha Tattle." Mrs. Ames, who
is a very beautiful, as well as gifted won an,
Will present "Lady Macbeth" and 'Lady Tea
zle" In costume.
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He PLACE To BUY BARGAINS.

ZEE PLACE TO BUY BARGAINS.
GRnAT REDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN DOMEsTICs
GREAT REDUCTION IN HOSIERY
GREAT REDUCTION IN LINEN CooDs
GREAT DEDUCTION IN GLOVES.
EMORY BANrER,
ysnb-u 1870 Pennsyl wanna sV.nna
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At the annual meeting or the stockholders OF
the Columbia Railway Company last evening,
directors for the ensuing year were elected as
tolows:-Mekrs. Charles White, W. H. ClaRett,
Henry A. Willard, William B. Reed, G.. W.
Hardness, William B. Todd, and A. NJ. Clapp.
With the exception Of Messrs. Clagett and Clapp,
this il an entirely new hoard.
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DORfLAND AND ROsBNDALl O1Hl1T.
I! A s.s.s se1 !. G.5oI q
iSiana avenue. and lst aesst, bstvss1 ana b -.
socthse9. Wharf, foos q = sersS$ sogtheest.
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DIvoRcRD.-Judge wylie yesterday, in the
Equity Court. made q decree divorcing Mary
A. Sherwood from the bonds Of matrimony
with Burke Sherwood. The plaintiff states that
they were married in jefferson county, New
York, in October, 1868. and she charges that for
five years past the defendant has been en- habit.
ual drunkard that while drunk he has FREQ uently
been 30 violent towards her that she was com
PEELED to have him arrested.
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NOTICE OF O0PARTNBksHIP.
RuRpErrE Is this DAY admitted az a part
ner in the DRY Goods house Of " ". BURDBfTE.
The 6rm name will be w. w. 6URD1TTE 90.
". W. BURDErrE,
No. 92S Ten street northwest.
March ID, 1874. may7sf
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COOPERATIVE HoMEsrEADs.-Therew was a
large gathering of gentlemen at the Board of
Trade rooms last evening to take preliminary
steps to organize the Colingwood co operative
association. Captain W. H. Snowden presided :,
and nj. A. Jappan, esq, acted as secretary.
Considerable zeal was manifested on the part
of those engaged In this enterprise, aud peril
nent remarks were made by Colonel Daniels.
w. II. Snowden, M. A. Tappan, Mr.. Oh Ase and
others.
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Ii. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mas.

PREPARED RY
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GAKArk CoNCEert.
Ie ravorffe Songs cf A uld Lang Sype win be
Mayed end sur 60 in ye MRrRoPOLifAN MEgT-
ING HOUSE, corner ~ and q streets north vest,
Door OPEN at 7:N; Conc srt o. 5 o clocs
Tickets 50 cents. msrll-st>
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-11
A Substitute Tor lee.

II Is probable that many good house
wives do not know that butter nlny he
kept firm aud nlce-looklng 10y merely
lnverting over II II nower.pot covered
with damp cloths, In the same way u
water pitcher enveloped In wet cloths
will keep It's contents cool and CRATE
ful to the parched throat this hot
weather
On IA large scale the same plan may
be used Ia the fields, ~ we have before
said, but II will bear saying again, the
contents of II barrel developed In cloths
which nre kept constantly wet, VIII be
so pleasant rs almost ~ Induce the Ia
borer in the field to drink more than II
good for him.
The reason why water kept this way
Is cool IL, that the evaporation OF the
outside dampness carries oil the heat
from the inside--jnst as Precipitation
carries of the heat from the human
frame, aud renders live man capable
of withstandinga heat which WIN coon
a beeisteak.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-11

During these warm days, thetempt,
alton always is to drink more liquid
than is best for us. \ good way to oh
viate this, and at the same time TO
sake the thirst fully, Is to take water,
lemonade, or iced tea, through small
tube-the smaller the better. By thls
method the liquor seems TO reach me
palate more directly, aud certainly
auenches the thirst with half the guam
tity taken after the ordinary manner
You may test this to your satisfaction
by using and dispensing with y tube
ON alternate days. a number, OF per-
SONS of our acquaintance, who nave
been in the habit of drinking. so much
water in summer us to render them
selves uncomfortable, have tried the
tube, and been surprised at therednce1,
quantity needed, aud vt the Increased
satisfaction gained. An old-fashioned
"straw" will answer the purpose well
enough. - [Scribner's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-11

THE Upton Slashcr speak4 thus OF
Mrs. Sartoris; "Ncllie Grant bad only
twenty-five trunks full of clothes when
she started across the ocean. Four
Teen years ago, when she drove me
nlh blind horse in Il bark mill she Kept
her buds in a soap box. The whirl
igig Of time, along with ie" Inius
through the south end some contracts
WORKS woildera.' The full grown man
who would write thus abont an I'M
offending little female woman merely
because her father happens to be po-
lItical fraud, deserves To have the grave
of his mother-in-law run over ny
drove of wild pckasses.-- Courier
| Journal.
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GEOGRAPHIC.
o,.,,,ehs, to the oalIas Daily Herald
NEW YORK.

II ,o,u Iirnnch 90 Consult Abo"t
1ohe =" .,,,irs-iIeayy Rain storm
,,nc American Criehe'e'S-'""S' -"
hand Endorsed
Nav YORK. August iO.--secreu''y
a.,ano went to Long Branch yes'er'
!, ~ interview President Grant on
indian affairs.
A , roin storm has prevailed for the
N, torty.elght hours very heavy On
4 Connecticut and Long Island
AbOres ,.4, u,o.
4 - English cricketers allow no bet
Sns an their games and never bet on
f"re or their matches. They claim that
ana INIT gentlemen compose the elev-
n hot contested and were beaten by
H. americans on the 3D. and 18th III
'ont II had been minated in a
orsnaner here that the Englismmen
'nowed the Americans to beat in order
\ oet heavy bets on another game and
,hcn relieve both pocket and reputa'
ton,
4 Newport, Vermont, dispatch states
,hot the majority of the delegates elect
.dto the congressional convention are
,,odgcd 70 vote for the denomination
If Judge Poland.
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All Loye.MaI,ing Awkward.
MAY Kyle Dallis.l

Love-that is, the romantic love
which exists between two lovers is
something which no one over has any
sympathy with in real life. "A stolen
kiss, if seen, creates laugh; a squeeeze
of the hand, if detected, is a great Joy
/, myself who claim to he romantic,
did grin at shadow picture cast upon
the wall of the white garden fence,
next door, by unenvious gaslight, when
| saw tho shadow of the young lady
with much waterfall feed the shadow
of the young gentleman with no whls-
kers with sugar-plums, and then KISS
It but the shadows were very olacK'
and took odd crinks in their noses rs
they moved to and fro, and tnat may
have beon the cause OF my mirth.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW York, August 10, 10 A. NJ
'n,ie:3 4. h.lSpot irregular. MID
ding Orleans lTl,, middling Ala Ala.
hama, i7lc; mid,ling uplands, 1T;
low middli1g, fGici strict good ordln NJ,
w, i5lc; good ordinary, lSlci orui-
binary, 1870.
ID rN.-Gold Vt,
l.45P. M-G0ld ~. IN =,
Exchange irregular and dull Hat at
Is9lSy49OI; sixty days, ssl@s'ii COM
mercial sixty days SigD
3p. M.--Gold closed at gs.
LIvERpooI, August 10, 1880 P.h.-Cot
ton firmer. Uplands SIC; Orleans ss'
(alc. Sales 1900 bales Tor specu'a
ton and export, 900: .,oo :,
LoSDos, August 10, 1890 p NJ
Bonds, new, IS l04.
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LONG BRANCH, August lO.--Fhe
storm ragged feagfllly all night, doing
considerable damage along the shore.
All the Indian squatters on the beach
were blown into the sea, and the in
mates were compelled to seek shelter
in the hotel.
A full rugged bark has gone ashore
near Seabright, and several tug boats
have gone to her assistance.
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severe Hail.

We learn from Mr. Biille, living two
miles west of Deuis0n.on the Games
vile road, that the hail was so severe
a, his house last Monday evening that
il destroyed nearly two-thirds of his
cotton crop. Large sized watermeions
we're ruined by the hail, and the
peaches were broken off the trees IN
Quantities. Mr.. b. informs us that the
extent of the hail storm was about
three fourths of mile in extent, and
within that belt was very destructive
and damaging to the growing crops
fisherman Patriot, sth.
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Gone to Europe.

NEW YORK, August 10. = Wheh
Woodhull and Clatlin were in court to-
day, their counsel pledged his word
they would appear when called on, ana
the counsel for the plaintiff accepted
HAT kind of bail, through professional
adu,tesy. They Immediately lett the
court and proceeded on board steam
ship and sailed for Europe.
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s'n,,ghl Napping.

The Texas Central railroad company
were Dup" in the United States court
for making false returns OF Their IN n
come. 1t was little matter OF $40 ooW'
they having computed their receipts
on a gold basis. They compromised on
having about $4,000. "For ways that
are dark and tricks that are vain, the
heather chinee are peculiar. - Calves
ton MeLcurY.
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Bark Sold.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August lo.-lh'
American bark, Alexander Mcneil
now in this port loaded with two
thousand and sixty bales of cotton Tor
Liverpool, was sold by the United
States marshal to satisfy claims penu-
inc here. She was bought by Viii
liam NJ. Smith, of Charleston, for ten
thousand five hundred dollars.
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In the Arctic regions, when the
thermometer L. below zero. persons
can converse more than mile distant;
Dr. Jamieson asserts that he heard
every word Of a sermon at a distance
of two miles. A mother has been dis
tinctly heard talking to her child on a
still day, across water mile VIDE.
How about u fellow talking to his
sveetbeart2
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NEW ORLEANS, August 10, II \, NJ
Cotton quiet MlddlIng, uplands, lBfei
Sales 100 bales.
Exchange, 8l933j bank, 80 sight
Il commercial premium.
Gold, ol@lO,
GALVESTON, August 10, II A.M.--loI'
ton nominal, Good ordinary, lilci
middling uplands, l6gc.
Gold o.
Hides firm. Ordinary, strict selee'
ton, l9sc; damaged, halt price, wet
sailed, selected, saslc,
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UxnER the new postal law, when
allows four pounds of merchandise 10
90 through the mails for tlirty-'wo
cents, the forwarding Of SAMPLES ",
struments, eet., by mail, has been
largely increased. The highest postal
rates for four pounds Is about as low Us
that of the express companies 10 near
noInts. and much lower than express
rates to more distant parts oil the
country
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The congressional convention when !,
mot Mt Waxahachie on lust Saturday
instructed the delegates for this county
10 sunnort the nomination OF ): w.
Throtkmorton in the distrlp. conn ,.,,
tion. The friends in that eonven,lon,'
to the nomination OF HIM. a. br.a =
shaw for congress were from the INNS
precinct, The twelve votes of ,WaA"'
hsehie wore cast solid against him'-
IEnnis Argus,
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LATE corn in this county Is con5,lp,,
eTably injured by the dry weather, put
The crop Is large, and there VIII oe
nlenty To- spare for all immigrants VINO
NAV settle among us. Cotton is open,
ing finely, but il Is beginning 10 iaii
rom the drought, IN consequence OF
which farmers faces are beginning 10
assume an elongated appearance. me
number of acres in cultivation TINS
wear throughout the county Is aoo"'
one.third in excess of the past year.
Tcnnton News,
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portaliy wounded.

LOUISVILLE, August l0.--CJlonei
Richard Ten Brock, II well known
horse owner, was shot and is reported
to be MORALLY wounded at Gilmore's
station last oveningb by George walker
Whitaker, a lawyer of this city. The
particulars of the affair are not known
Whitaker has already killed two men,
and IS REGARDED as a desperate charac'
ter
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Arrest of "A Suspected KidnarBer'

TROY, n. V, August lo.-A speciai
dispatch to the Times from Bennlng-
ton, permnnt, announcas the arrest o.
. woman named Flynn, who has y
child answering to the description oil
Charlie Ross, the kidnapped boy nhe
tells very contradictory stories.
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The Rogers Disaster.

CINCINNATI, August lo.-Vhc nh-
,lnown bodies Of fifteen persons nave
been hurried, but careful descriptions OF
the persons and property have been
preserved. The known loss Is ior'y'
gpyau
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Judge Lynch.

ST.. LOUIS, August lO.-A crowd oil
white men and negroes hung negro
at Warrensburg last night for r;'vish-
inF a white child six years old, belong
ing 10 respectable citizen Of War
rensburg.
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,,s Wisconsin Railroad I"brosiio.

TThe WIsCUHNI"
MuwArKEE, August l0.--ln the SUI
nreme court the arguments in the rail-
road Injunction suit are still continued
Hon. Il. C. Cook, attorney for the
Northwestern railroad, occupied most
Of the day in an argument against the
jurisdiction of the court. Considerable
confidence is expressed here, from the
remarks of Chief Justice Ryan, yester-
day, that the court will refuse an in
junction on the ground that the court
has not original jurisdiction.
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Arrested for Murder.

SAN PRANclseo, August lO.-Thomas
+, Strong. mate of the ship Pride oil
the Port, arrived yesterday from Bos-
ton. and was arrested last night for the
murder of sailor, knocking him from
the foretree to the deck.
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AT COST.

AS NE are about TO purchase tho largest aud
hest sI~ck of tailoring goods ever brought 10
This city we desire TO close out the balance OF
our summer goods. We wiz positively i9r
thirty days, sell and make up ~ ligmt goouS
NJ cost bOCdhAS bi'oiHEn''
l5illJ
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

II ia hereby ordered by the HOARD niSchool
directors of Dallas county, that the trustees
heretofore published In the Dallas Herald,
proceed at once 10 take the scholastic census
W, l.. BELL
Itidltlswlw President Ot Hoard,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

For the lack ofprompiness on tle part ora
great many OF my Gust meIsi rhn ~. ,ol,Sc,
Shall odopt the cash system. nave no dc.
sire 10 give oflense, but for self-protection
am compelled to use what consider the best
means to that end. Very respecinly,
lj,d2t2Swlt jos. Z. McCoNN bbb'
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SOCIETIES,


Muhoutss
DAI,LAs uOMMANDERY No, d, Knights
Tomplar, viii meet ~ the Asylum IN ne GUY
OF Dallas, on the tirsl Thursday amer iho lah
Saturday la each month,
''"'"' TRANK AUSTIN, y. q.
ED. q, iowRh Recorder,
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. ~ Royal Arch
MnsOns, meets NJ the Chapter loonh ~ llo
city Of Dallas, ON tho llAl MohNhS M'"' lhv
last Saturday ia each month,
W, NJ q. YOuNd, NJ T., H. Y.
Henry BoLLi secretary
TANNEHII.L LODGE, No,d!, \, 4 4, NJ,
meets Ou tho second nnd last ~rlnnlay ,,Nuh'
los' oie"c0 month"; IRo1iiSS J. GG1Ub, WIN.
llrNR noLL, secretary,
odd Fellows.
RlDGELEY ENCAMPAlENT No. -, l.. o,
o, ", meets on tho iifsl nnd lhlni ftlluN
nights In oueh month, ~ ne u1I FenyHHN
Moisr KAiIs, scrlhc
DALLAS Lodge No, a, To- W m,SseI1
on one, syG ,Ig "Wednesday glsn 1--WE M, " t e.
Il. h, Wolf seorelal,
Trinity Lodge No, J.. 90, :, miye''
every Monday might NJ MI tslloWs hp'h
H. " MiANNNFislti ~ W.
T.. H. LAIR, Secretary
Good Tcnpiars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |, q. q. T.
meets every Saturday night al the Ihomn'
Chapel church. ,.,,.,,,,,, a., , .,
4, W. RECORD ". SccrlnN
Patrons oi NusbandrS,
| BRECKINRIDGE GRANGE No, q, OF th'
| Patrons ot llusbandry, meets AZ Patrons
| hall, Richardson, ON tie ilrSi ana mira Shl
/ urdnys ol onch month,
"''''' Y, l.. FRANK, Master.
u. X. BgCKE R, secretary
knights Of Pythias.
COEUR DE LEON LODGEy No. \, meet
every Tuesday evening H. u. Sohy, fht
Chancellor; II. ward, Chancellor COmman
prcinte: A, \. Jelt Mastered EXchequey j.
Downs Vnster of FinnncoiJ j. q, Leigh Keep
erul Records and Seals, Cross, NJ ~ y.
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LOSE.
CA TION.

An persons are cautioned against trading
for II certain promisSory certiilvote 9i ne-
uosit. No. 5jl0, bearing date August 4, III, ior
eight hundred dollars, aud issued by Adams
& Leonard 10 MT, said certificate having
been lost. The finder will please deliver 10
i5iIIw JOHN NJ. TAYLOR.
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Law blanks OF avery description. ''m sale
and printed % order. at this once.
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RlDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No, "a l., o,
D, ", meets on the ilrsl nnd lhini ftldhS
nights In ouch month, ~ llln un FelYwN
Hall, ", ~ hpllNli - -
MoIsE KAHN, ScilhU
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-03
60 last by Way Of ST. L:uls.

la three days OF railroad competition the tray
eler selects his route before leaving nr In almost
s'ery Instance he desires reach his destination
speedy possible and Tor the omishent OF that
purpose the Hissocri PaciFc 71roogA L,ac iron tile
West 10 the Eat, via Kansas ry and II. Louis, OF
~ls inducements unsurpassed by any other lEc in the
country Everything, connected with the -hisSnari
Pacific r. u is first cfdss, aud the adoption OF tn.
Miller Platform aud Westinghouse Air Br,ks, g,ti-
with lie Puilmau,lrrpcrs and IT cHng cha coach
IS, render trip over Ia, line perfectly safe AMI
slsasant Passengers from ali parts Of the West, by
taking its LApr-ss trains ~ Kansas CITY, L-aNens-
worth, Achisuu aud other prominent CITIES land
I'd In 81. LOUIS 20 sCasUEabe hours, morning and
evening. and ia ample time to m ke direct ,nucriu
with all railroads Tor point ia the North Essi
and South Particular Information, with mt.- time
table. Il iay be had he various Through Tick
vt - Offices in The west, up,a personal or written
application 10 q. IL. Baxter, Western Psssr ger
Agent Kansas City, No. OF L A. Ford, Gen. Passcl-
srs Agent, ~ Louis No