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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-05-14
A Deg charmed by a snake.

The Atlanta Sun is responsible for the
following Several days ago gentleman
in this city went out into the country
fOwling' taking with him an experienced
pointer. After hunting some time he Oh.
served the dog come to sudden stop,
and supposing the dog had istood" bird,
advanced to shoot it. But coming near,
er he noticed that the animal was foaming
atthe mouth, as if suffering from an at,
tact of hydrophobia. Under closer oSserS
vation be discovered that the dog was the
victim OF an enormous snake, which was
charming it and steadily advancing upon
its prey. The dog stood immovable, per-
feOtly transfxed. The gentleman spoke
to it, but it gave no heed, so completely
was it under the influence OF the dread
charmer. Seeing that the dog was in the
most excruciating agony, the gentleman
raised the gun and shot the snake dead.
Instantly, and simultaneous with the shot
and death of the snake, the dog fell per.
fectly helpless, and to all appearances
dead. 1t revived after some little time,
but had it not been for some timely as
sistance from the master it is believed
that the poor animal would have died.
The snake was blue racer, about four
or five feet long, and was killed near Or
lethrope Park.
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Executed mt Nashville D..

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May s.-Bill
Kelley was hanged at 2 o'clock to-day,
Just outside the city limits. lie vas ac-
cOmpanied by Rev. Nelson Merry (cOlOr-
ed and Rev. DR.. Cobb, (white.) On ar,
irving at the scafferd Kelly mounted the
ssa#eld in a gleeful mood. conversiug and
laughing With those Of his friends immedi-
ateIy around him. Rev. Mr. Merry de-
livered an address ten minutes long. then
lined and sung a hymn. Secret prayer
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DENTISTS.


nR. A. j. TOPPINGS, SURGEON AND
~ MECHANICAL DENTIST, Jobnsos
City Tenn, Having secured complete
and extraordinary case of instruments,
is prepared to do work in the best style.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices reason
able. Those desiring work are cordially
invited to call at his office.
March 26. 1S74--ly.
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William" said one Quaker to another.
''thee knows I never call anybody names
but, William, if the Governor Of the
State should come to me and say, 'JOshus,
I want thee 10 bring me the biggest liar
in the State of New York. / would come
to thee and say, William. tho GsvsTsOr
wants to see thee particularly"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-05-14
PETITION FROM $50 coLoRED LABOR

from Arkansas City and vicinity is for.
warded by j. w. Dickinson, formerly
cotton factor here, which says: The un,
dersigned, colored people of Arkansas
City and neighboring plantations, would
respectfully state that We are in a de,per-
ate condition, only few Of us having a
few days rations, and they have been
furnished by owners of plantations who
now have not enough left for their own
families long. The water stands as high
as four feet above the floors of many Of our
houses. Some of us have had to move
out and herd with others as best we can.
Over all the plantations the water stands
from three to FIVE feet. The levees are
all broken, fences gone and our stock has
been greatly reduced from drowning and
starvation. Our friends, the white peo>
pie, have done all they could, and can do
no more now. We can see nothing but
STARVATION AND DEATH
to many of us,unless the good people will
aid us, and that soon. Mr.. Dickinson,
in forwarding the petition saysit does not
mske the condition as bad as it really is.
Some Of these families are on my place,
and | have been feeding them for four
months, three of which they have been
cooped up In their houses on platforms
three feet above their floors. | cannot
feed them any longer, but hope something
will be done for these poor negroes
They will suffer, for some Of them have
not enough left for their own families
long, and the others are living on hominy
alone, or parched corn. On the other
side of the river from where these letters
are written there is considerable destitu>
ton, but Governor Ames and other State
officials are taking steps to relieve them.
But in Arkansas, owing to the troubled
condition of affairs at the capital, nothing
is being done for them, and they are on
tirely dependent on the charities of cit
izens of other States. The Relief Com.
mittee here is doing good work, but can
not relieve but a small portion of the
inundated district.
AT HoPEFIELD,
opposite here, which has been submerged
70, nearly two months, there is consider
able distress but It is being relieved.
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Rates Of subscription

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THE OVERFLOW.
Great Suffering in Arkansas
Living on Parched Corn.
Levees ON the Lever Mississippi
Being Clescd-Wsrk Resumed.
HUNDREDS OF NEGROES STARVING IN
ARKANSAS.

HUNDREDS OF NEGROES STARVING IN
ARKANSAS.
MEMPHIS, May 8.-The relief commit.
tee this morning received large numbers
of letters and applications for relief from
the ovorfowed district, particularly from
the lower portion Of Arkansas, whore the
destitution greatest, and where it is gems
eral. The following extracts from letters
will give good idea of the suffering and
destitution there, and will appeal to the
philanthropic throughout the land, A
we'll known planter, writing from Bernard,
Chieot County, Ark, says there are need.
ed in this section rations for thousand
persons and forage for their stock, whose
lands are under water. The destitution
here will be very great, nearly every one
in the overAowed district having lost their
stock, and nothing left to aid them in
purchasing the necessary rations. These
parties all,requlred help until they can
raise some corn.
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A. II. PETTIBoNE, JAS. IL. ROBINSON.
DETTIBONE a. ROBINSON, ATToR-
l. NEYs AND CoUNsELoRs, Greene
vile, Tenn. win practice in all the
Courts of Upper East Tennessee, aud
In the Supreme and Federal Court at
Knoxville. Collections promptly made
and remitted. [73mayS
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HELP US AL YOU CAN.

Our people are truly suffering, anG I'M
less we get aid to make at least scme corn,
this portion will be abandoned by fully
ons-half Of the laborers.
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u N. GRIFFITH, ATTORNEY AT
IL, LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT,
Jonesboro', Tenn. Special attentions
given to COLLECTIONS Office, one door
East of Faw, Devault q Co., under
Keen's Gallery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-18
snoileA her stockings.

A Cincinnati paper says: "a bloom
ing country damsel, dressed in the
height OF fashion, came tripping along
in company with her beau, and, while
crossing street, turned suddenly
round to look at passing object, just
as the tip of her dainty shoe rested on
the curbStone of the gutter. AS she
threw the weight of her body on the
insufficient foothold, her Toe slipped,
and plump into the dirt went her little
foot, and splash over her stockings and
garments went the mud. Her gallant
speedily helped her on to the sidewalk,
where she presented pitiable appear
ance, and then endeavored to free her
from her sudden acquisition of soil
with his handkerchief
Itsnoase, Charley sobbed the rural
beauty, 1T won't come of clean, and
--and--my st-sto-stockings are ruined,
Never mind the stockings couso,ing.
iy responded her swain; Il can buy
you new pair Buy me a new pair;
where would / put them on /? said she.
why, we can go to hotel, for that
NATTER replied Charley. 'Neverp al
most screamed the frightenedgirl; Td
sooner jump into the river than 20 go
to a hotel with a man that I'm not
married to-
Charley seemed conscience stricken
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Cnsn Ah,nnccs on nellon.

We hpd the pleasure Of un Introduce
ton yesterday to Captain j, G, l'lcm-
Ing, Of Memphis, Tennessee, This
gentlemen represents the old estUb'
lIHhcd aud solid house Of Mcssrs, w,
u. Galbrcnth ~ Goa Of Memphis, who
Tor twenty-five years have enjoyed u
leading position among the cotton fac
tors Of the southern states. Mr. W.
u, Gulbcath, the senior Of the house,
IN president Of the cotton exchange Of
his city, Captain Flcmingwill remain
IN DOla0 daring the present week, and
" prepared TO mike cOsh advances ON
all cotton consigned to his house. lie
may be- found NJ McsTs, Clark, Bryan
4 Blnkc's,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

st. Matthew'S Episcopal Chureli--Corner La.
mar and Elm streets. Rev. y. u. Davenport
Rector. Sunday School at am. Services
at lO1 am. and ~ pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Corner
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DIR, W
+. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School at 8
am; Services at ii u. IN. and ~ %. m, CITY
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas
at III A. NJ, aud corner Young and Eryay
streets, at p. ". every Sabbath. Rev. Sam
uel Armstrong, pastor. 10 .' '''.
Catholic Church-Bryan street tnew build
ing)-Rev. Father Martinier, Pastor, Ser
vicesi Low mass, AMI high mass, lOH am. ;;
vespers, pm.
Christian Church-Elder X. NJ. Gano, Pastor.
Services every Lords day at IL a, M, and ~
pm. sabbath school at % am. ~
Missionary Baptist Church-Patterson ave.
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
School at 81 am. Services at l0h am. and
81 pm. VAN
Presbyterian Chureh-Elm street. Rev
T. Smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at lOA am. and pm. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday at pm. Sabbath
school Sabbath morning at O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal Chureh.-Preachlng eve-
~ sabbath at lO.D a. IN. and sp. M. class
meeting u M; song service TAO d. M; Sunday
scnool a. M; prayer meeting Thursday
evenings at o'clock
Cumberland Presbyterian Chureh-Jefferson
street sunday School az sk am, Services
sn \, m, andsp m.
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Bacon Dull but not quotably lower. Cleaj
sides lbi4c; clear rib l51ac Breakfast bacor
sold ut lG}4c; is now out of stock
Bagging--Dull but unchanged. Domestic
heavy, l5l2c per yard light, LOCI India, 2Dc.
CotIee--Stocl, ample and prices nrm. W,
quote for round lots from the wharf; Fair
lSl4glSb2c; gaod l0@l0l4c, prime l0s1@20c
Dealers are selling from store at about lc. ad.
vance on these prices.
Corn-Fair supply prices flrmer selling
at 81 25Il 30 per bushel
Flour-Sales TO day 100 barrels. Prices
steady and unchanged. Treble extra S@6 50
choice extra So 1907 %; choice family 81 $50
30 fancy brands IS so.
Hams-Quiet choice sugar.cured I5t5c; or
binary l4@li1gc; shoulders dull at Sc.
Oats In airsupply and unchanged. West.
tern selling from store at 7ic per bushel;
TeYas at 72c.
Potatoes-Stock ample and prices dull.
Western - GOES % northern SO 75@4 90 per
barrel.
Salt-Stock ample and prices dull. Coarse
81 40@l -, gold fine 81 SO9l 80, gold.
Sugar-Market firm and advancing. Fully
fair l0lic; prime l0}ic; choice ll14c; coffee q.
NE; coffee b, lls4c; coffee A, l2@l24c; crush
ed and powdered l2]4@l3J; Demerara, ll34c.
Ties-lron cotton baling ties Sc per pound
for Arrow, 715c for Beard.
Twine-Cotton baling Irvine is in ample
supply selling at l7c per pound.
Wool-Recelpts light and offerings limited.
We quote medium, free of burs, spring clip.
Nq32c; fall clip 26@2Sc; coarse 22@2ci; Mexl-
can l59lScj bury 59l2c less. Sales to-day 50
sacks-l3, 100 pounds-to two buyers.
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The gullelcss individuals who have
dropped In the street ear boxes the fol-
lowing ~ their fare, are thought Of
very leudelly by tho company who
will canonile lhom after they nre dend
II lhcy will iurt leave their namcsi
sllers lmntfcr tickets, Nelson opera
choclIs, Memphis car tickets, Juccard
| d Co,H watch checks, hn chccl,s,lhrcc
cent pieces, two cent pieces, counter
| felt uickcls, aud u few goat'millI
tickets,
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II II our painful duty tbs morning ~
record the death NJ Mrs Nirsle Mckee,
daughter Of Mr., Robert GilmeE de-
ceased, one NJ our oldest aud best clll-
zens aud the sister Of MH, Colonel
(umning, We need only now say Of
the lunirlled deceased that she wllA u
model daughter sister, wilennd friend,
The death Of no lady IN this parish
would cnuse more general grief nnd
the borrowed husband aud relatives
have the profound sympathy Of the
community, As viii he seen by refer.
euoe 10 the proper column, the funeral
services viii ho held NJ the residence Of
Colonel Cumming This forenoon NJ nine
O'Clock. -lahroycporl Times.
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The Imporia, Palace Of uiysse. !.

II NfN'Hh' 'f'''"ffl
II slruWs show which way the wind
bloys II II very evident that Mr., Grant
expects 10 occupy the presidential olllce
for another term, He hiss placed HIM
self NJ the head Of u powerful ring,
the purpose Of which Is 10 induce con
gross, nj H. next session, 10 authorize
the erection Of II new executive mani
sion In the eastern part Of Wwlllr'
ton, Grant proposes % use the old
white house asa business headquarters,
aud 10 use the new one onl ~ ~ the lm-
prral palace where the family may be
kept alool from the Intrusion Of visitors
or Office bcggarH II would take two or
three years locomplclc the new palace,
and II Grant dosn'l expect 10 be prcsl-
dcnl at that time, what purpose can he
have In urging the Schomeso strongly ?
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Young taymnud ought 70 be invited
% couple u new unabridged dlplloli-
arY, 90 Illustrate biz conception NJ
the mruning vt "nlsl hiding hp re-
lalea an experience NJ his IA lhe Ael-
lpWslOne rrgipu, One eyeulng some
" lhe party fired several shots az az
eagle suing upon her nesl IN Q tall
cottonwood, Only her head could no
seen, bat that never ilinehed or moved,
though the marksmen felt sure they
must have hil lhe bird, AZ last they
gave up Ia ehagriu, aud came osupper'
la the morning they saw lhe. eagle
still unm0yed upon her nest, and they
resolved 10 unraVel the mystery, They
finally succeeded Ia Oyerlurnlng the
most, when down hultered tho full
hedged eaglels alive, and Tho moi Their
bird rldded with halls, She hal taken
her death wounds IN silence, aud COW
cred her young ~ the last That geii-
llemen aud ladies, il nest hiding
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
0FFECaAH. DIRECTORY.
slrY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l., Cnbcll.
Engmcrl-W illium NJ, Johnson
AltOrncy--W lllinm NJ. Edwards.
Trcnsurcr-Rohcrt II. West.
Assessor and COlcciOr-ThOmnS j. KeetOn,
Observation-Disclosures Pcnk,
Deputy Marshnl--John II, Ryan.
POlicemcn-J, W. spencer, a. W. Mixson,
Il. NJ, Russell, g. u. Blood, samuel Cmbb, y.
u, i. Nichols, W, Il. Morton, j, II. Elder, j.
II. flannel, 3, 4, Stewart, stephen Hudson,
Frank Iustcn.
Health Oniccr.--Dr. NJ. 4. Cornelius,
Aldermen First ward; Il. H.. Burles, James
a, Leonard, Henry Ervay. Second ward: X.
u. COughanpnr, John NJ, Howell. Third
wardi A, 4. llenslny, John Owens, James G,
Mcconnell, Fourth ward: II, b, Mcdonnell,
W. G. Young.
The Offices of the various city officers arc
at the city market house. The board of AL
dermer meet In regular session at the coun-
ell room oyer the market, every Tuesday
nighl.
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Brcm0nd's Celebrated Minstrel Troupe
aud Corpct Iiand NJ odd Fellows
Hail Ou wednesday ANA Ehursday
ey,uing, 0ctabCr aIst and aad,

We ARE hero again, staunchlnnd true. We
como with most of the old faces, together
with ak comedians rom tho "ncihc coast,
all artists OF acknowledged ability. pnlhos,
that has kept tho road through the entire
season, and the secret OF II ~ simply this,
thnt we give show brlmnll OF wit and hu-
NOR, free from vugarly. We have travelled
from tho Gull OF Mexico to the hnrbor of san
Fnncsco and back In ten months without
missing stand,
Reserved seats for sale ut Pierce * Lylc's
book store, jli Main street, Dallas, Texas.
2lidit
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iirnnnndla nineslrsI..

This lirsl-rlasa troupe of bnrnt cork
artists will 1T q yery early day, give u
series ol lheir popular entertainments
IA this Gly, Mr, j, g. Maxwell, gent
eral maunger Of the company, gave "
call yesterday aud We have the assIlr
unco that not only will all tbs old a.
yorltcs appear bul that many brilliant
additions have been made since lheiI
last appearance In This ciIy,
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AZ sou Wani iile finesi ana
eheapes books ever brought 90
Bailas, so 10 Ffaallin a. Cp's,
COS Main street, where n iiie
largest, beat selected ann most
complete stock Of hooks hif-
iiaHery, vail paper, gold PeIis'
blank books, varieties, eieu
ever Oiihred ia lhis market,
Whinii are selling On most ao-
C0nsHI Jdnting terms,
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oOh, say, Oen yau seer

Those handsome suits NJ u, n NJ,
llahns and keep from purchasing one
20 make stunning appearance At
church lo-dpyg We think not, II you
take u look ~ them, The iSahna VIII
be open lhis morning Tor thr accom-
modallou If all who hIled TO got their
suits lulimc last night Drop IN aud
sec them, II you only huy u stylish
neGktio, 0r box NJ collars,
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antoine, the prince nf delicate fred'
iua Whose round Gmre and smiling
nnuulenauoe helpkens Wherein he
iepls viii ppnu his restaurant pn Iues'
day nest, win red ash and plher
iooihsome good things from The coast
aud htme lugurles, ile Intends 20
Keep supplied win all Tho good things
at lile, nnd hr means what he says,
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Booth Is dissolved, Mr Oweua lass dior
p1tnl pfhls iuipnsitp Air u. V, Aoble.
Alr lilpli Of course rpmaina 10 his
pnpulprlY nni superiority a. au apo'
llpneer afa essential % lhn success Of
ttr bilniufss.
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Messrs. Esec,, s. y..,V,ron viii

Messrs. Reed Il LathrOp will
he found Cor the next week or
two mt HamiltOn's hat store, ON
Main street, where they viii be
happy TO see their friends and
customers. They will sell at
reduced prices, Al large stock of
wall paper. books. etc. etc. uu-
iii they secure IA permanent
location.
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Assistant Narshals.
Colonel Pointer stephen Downs
ID w Smith w Common
L. III Nichols Barnett Gibbs
John Wright Valley Work
Ellen Bryan John Scdherry
Richard Morgan Robert b Soay
q I Morris W l. Williams
The committee on cooking and arranging
tables, etc. will select all assistants they
may need
Committee on contributions are requested
to meet aud commence work MS soon us pos
si6le in their respective precincts.
PUTS Garden has been selected as the place
for the barbecue. W. Il. CABEIiL,
Chairman Executive COMMITTEES.
j, w. LANE, Secretary
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REED ~ LATIILlOP

WIN sell the Educational series
VI school books ~ Introductory
rates aHd exchange for old nnd
unpopular books. they Keep
also "a fuii STOCK ~ all oiiIer
school books, Whici, they viii
sell ns low az The iOWesi.
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rnE DAlIY nERALpi SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS, 1874

as tho enmmily ~ his proposition
nashed npuu his mind, and. when Np
last saW Che pair lhey we're lil quest at
a clean pair III hosp And q proper place
~ put them on
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On and after the first Of this month (Octo-
ber), we wish to inform our friends and GUS
toners that we will not sell on time ut all.
We Will do n cash business exclusively, and
run no more monthly accounts.
Nldl0t LEONAR BROS.
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GREAT STATE BARBECUE.


Tho following gentlemen have been NO.
luCtod by the committee OF arrangements 10
compose the different oohmlttctH lur ne
Oirrnl Democratic Bnrbuuuc, Ia DO given ~
this phase on the Mtl Instant, at winch tie
hX democratic candidates for congress, ns
WUll ~ Governor Coke, Nlll he present, aud
uuuIpaa lp Ivuplpi
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. SO, Il. & A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
JOHN j. GOOD, w. NJ.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No Il2 f. & A. NJ,
meets on the first Saturday evening of every
month, at its hall over Wheat's store, on
hain street. VIC. YOUNG, ", NJ
A. W. NoyLtN, Secretary.
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9ailg GERALD,
LOCAL ~ t1HVs
-, pAWruolov, ,ocal taner
hnElGnl.

Sob WoFk H. Invariably Pl,i ~
bic 0h delivery, nDa all 'fi,H-
sieHi entertainments 80 sac
time lI,ey are iIanded in' f'ea''
advertisements must also b'
maid ia advance, ihese rules
viii be- strictly observed
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.AllenIIOII, IIO0IAs !

Members of Dallas Hook and Ladder com.
pnuy No, |, are requested Ia meet NJ the cn-
ginc house Monday evening, October 10Th,
1874, NJ halfp0st o'clock, By order OF thu
foreman, H. w. LlNSklE,
9llsnnlt Secretary,
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The firm OF owens ~ Booth liz tbis day dis
solved by mutual consent. Having sold my
entire interest TO Il. B. Noble, he is author
ise to collect all dues aud pay all Indebted
ness from this date. JN0. OWENS,
Dallas, October ., 1874. 2lid2t
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For Rent,

4 good residence containing nine rooms,
fronting ON Commerce. street, and In the
most desirable part of the city. suitable for
boarding house. Apply at the shcrif's Of
flee. 2l3d3t
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FRANKLIN & CO..

Il Main street. have received
toX fulisuppIy Of new books
Whit ing of the standard au-
must : prose and poetry, the
neonle most approved light
appropriate juve-
, THE Bonbg, school books,
suggestion tcIa they sell very
attention of
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prafller ~ Murphy

Have now on hand their complete stock of
fall and winter goods, comprising every
thing usually kept In Il Grst-cluss dry goods
establishment. Prices as low as the lowest.
2l2d3t
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M aenOnuis aEainhi elnplHyes 10 ihe
Herald Onee WA be allowed ~ settle
meniH win lhe 6nirn Wnieas 80 0rdeT
Grem ll,N pTopriel0T IN giyen,
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Notary public and agent for
ihe collection of claims ~ AUS
tia, Once az Gasion a. Thomas
hank, north side ~ tiie pnbiic
square
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DALLAS COMMANDERY No. 6, Knights
Tcmplar, will meet ut the Asylum in the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month
FRANK AUSTIN, L. C.
Ed. q. BOWER, Recorder.
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lfyou wish good goods, cheap goods, that
nre Just us represented, call on Prather Il
Murphy, corner of Main and Market streets.
2l9d3t
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Dur fail stock ~ beginning Ia
arrive, ana will Le larger than
eVcr before.
We Biiil cGntlnue 10 make
wall paper, window shades,
etc, - specially.
Purchasers viii hnd OursiOch
complete, ana the largest aud
best selected Ia north Texas.
school books In great variety,
all ~ which al bottom prices.
PIERCE a. Lyle.
5O7 Main street.