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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-08

ARTISTIC. The ladies Of Lake
Charles are requested to call at
the store Of Captain ], w. Bryan
on Monday next, and examine an
agricultural wreath. which il now
On exhibition at The Lake House,
made by Mrs. Rowan, who, We I'M
derstsnd, IS DESTROYS Of forming a
class here to teach the art Of maxi
ing worsted, wax and hair flowers.
We have. seen the wreath and pro-
nounce 1t d neat and beautiful
piece Of handiwork.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-08

Drowned. William Conklin, a
native Of Philadelphia, aged about
thirty-seyen years, was capsized In
q skiF on last Monday morning,
about six O'Clock, while % bis way
from Bagdad To Norristown, and
drowned before assistance could
reach him. His body was recoy-
cred few hours afterwards By
some Of bis co-laborers, properly
taken care 81. and Inferred ii q
solemn and appropriate manner.
Mobile and Philadelphia papers
will please copy
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-08

THANKS. Captain Green Hall
Of the schooner Ecky, will please
accept our thanks for late Calves
ton papers, and other little iayors
TOO numerous to mention.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-08
TT4F WEEKLY ECHO.

NoT1oE. During my absence
M. John q. Bel has the entire
charge Of MY business
H.BEEsr ELoRENYIIIE.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-08

THE WEATHER. The weather
has been extremely warm and dry
far several weeks past, yet We hear
of no injury 10 Gle crops.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-08

IMMIGRATION 10 CAI.CAsIEU Some
Of the Mississippi immigrants to
Calcasieu, spoken Of ID late issue
Of our paper, have arrived, and
we learn that several families will
come next fall. Three Or four
gentlemen from 81. Landry were
here last week, prospecting for a
permanent residence.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-08

THE SToNEwALL The steamer
Stonewall, which has been under
going ! thorough rapaiE will be
ready for launching next Ihprsday,
and On the following Wednesday
win be- ready "a sail for Galveston.
This Will afford an opportunity to
parties who wish to visit Galveston
70 have . pleasant and quick pas
sage over The popular comman-
DER, Captain 5ohn higgl WILL spare
no painsnor means to make every
one feel comfortable, and the trip
. pleasant enc Charley, the stew
ard, will, IS be usually does have
the table garnishea With ga the
snbstantials and deiieacies the
narke Affords
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-08

For BATON RoUaE. The Hoozer
brothers, William, John and Rob
eft, left for Baton Rouge. in charge
Of Sheriff Reid, week before last
1t will be remembered that they
we're sentenced to the penitentiary
for life.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-08
N ks FERRY
AND STORE,
one nile above Lake Charles On tie

One mile above Lake Charles on tie
Caleasicu River.
The undersigned wishes to inform
the travelling public and Stock Drovars
that he has Pit his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is rsady to accom-
modate I'D who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that u generally
required BY stock men and travellers.
lie has large safe Flat, suitable FOR
crossing any kind Of stock; also two
chain boCms for swimming. Pasturags
on each side Of the river, free Of charge.
Keeps constantly on band 4 full sup
ply Of Groceries, Provisions and For
age ct the. very lowest pricesI
myS-tt I'LL ID. NIX.
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RETURNED. Our Sheriff, mr.. a..
i. Reid, returned a few days ago
from Baton Rouge, whittier be had
gone with the Hoozer brothers.
He reports having arrived there
safe, and turned over the prisoners
to the proper authorities.
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I'm COMPLIANCE WITH AN ACT
4 Of the Legislature 81 the State Of
louisiaia, enti5led An Act to provide
revenue for the support Of the State
governments Of louisiana, and the man
ner Of collecting the sam approved
March Q, 1862 ths assigned viii
assess the property d tie parish Of
Caleasien, foT one month, commencing
on the first day Of August, and ending
on the frst day 81 September. 1879,
from lo o'elosl a. M, to IL Al, and
from 2 o'cloekP II. to 4 O'Clock NJ
Of each day, at the Office of the Recor-
der Of the parish Of CalUasieu, in the
town Of Lake Charles.
A. Il REID, Sheriff,
JoHE "a SPENCE, Recorder. Calcasieu
Asa RYAE, CLERK, Of
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-08-08

Superior District Court fo,. he Parish
"a Orleans
The State Of Louisiana,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-15
Cnuaom srRylcEs TODAY.


Services win be- held to-day IN The different
churches ds iolluwni
Catholic Cimreh-llryan street NEW build
mgl-l,ey, Father Mortnler luS,or. Ser
yicoH Low mass, n.m,i high muss, To- ami
ycspcr, lp,nL
Christian church Elder Il, N, Gono, Pastor.
services every Sabbath, AZ lO' n,m, and 2
pm. sabbath school at MN,
Methodist Episcopal Church Soatll-- Corn'p'
Commerce and Lamar streets Rev. H. W.
Thompson, Pastor, sunday school 0t%i am.
Srryicogut lo'4 pm aud SPIN.
Cumberland Presbyterian Chrch-Jcheison
slroet. Rev, Milcr, Pastor, sunday school
ut 81 h am, Services at II am, and S pm.
Missionary baptist Chufch-Inltersu ave-
nue. Row Abrain Weaver, Pastor Sunday
School ot 81 nm, Services At lO's Nm. and
~ pm,
Presbyterian CrVrch--Ehn street Rev A.
p.Smith, ID, Pastor, services every Sab.
bath No 1873 adu and & pm. WookIy prayer
meeting Wednesday ut $ pm, Subbutlt
schuDi sabbath morning at O'Clock,
81. nattEcH's Episcopal Chnrch-- Corner In
mar and elm streets. Rev. 5. u, Davenport,
Rector. sunday school otS'5 am. SorN ices
~ TO- am, and pn
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THE MArLs.
Arrival aud departure Of Malls at paln. Post.

Arrival aud Departure of Malls NJ Dallm Post
nffn,
Nnrilwnl mall arrives lrNrnpl HnlNfdnNH
al $40 u nl Departs VNufpl 0uulNH hl b'O
"a ui,
Fontheln mali arrives W1eopt SundayHl ~
b4D mi departs lWcfpl NnluNnNN ~ Wlo
l. ~
l'rNns aud Inolno mail arrives leHe'pt
sundWsl ~ A'O = ma departs except Nhh-
dnNU 40 am,
inu Mnrlh, Wpllheuord ana Jnckhbnro
mail arrives except huudHysl ~ y M dH'
pulH loNreul -uniaysl nlb pa ,,,.
Denlnn anu Wise tonhtN lOuhylll' ana
IIihlly Mlll mull arrives Monday MeduuN-
alX and frldny ni d y NJ depniis Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday nti 81,
Nleburno, Hond County, Cedar lllll Mans
Mold ana AloNnndra man nrlNra WtilleA'
dny AZ pm; departs Monday " ~,
GtcrnYilr, iluut County, linukWhll ana
Wildwood mnil arrives nnd departs twice a
WppK,
Virginia NAH dllly chch way, .
kryrnc, linught's Store ana Union nm
muil iri-weeklY,
An midlA rlOse at u ~, ms the bulk oi The
muil utriVrat nud ig distributed ~ nlplll'
William Jones, pnstmurler ~ =, Jones
Assistant POslnnsrl; owen Gerry .tnlrl
ClurlG j, =. Chutd, Mullnp Clorlg Harry
NeIhlt hrliNWy cork u. A, Known, Boa DIS
ributlHg clerH,
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The Texas sianei.

The first number of Rev. Ice Newton's
temperance organ made its appearance yes
terday. 1t drawsiis sword with no uncertain
sweep and ring against a terrible Moloch,
and with high hear, and clear vision
moves forward upon its sacred crusade. Its
Typographical appearance IS chaste and bril-
liant evldencing an artistic craftsman at the
Mechanical helm. The gifted wife of its
editor and proprietor weds her shining pen
TO the grayer work of her lord. The sgnet
has our hcartiest wishes.
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l.,.,...~.,,,.~~s.Na,oso 2,2s,Oy8 l,Ss3,56l
gll.los Nd Ncn.ner.

The hide m0rl,ot remains active, though
the offerings for the past few days have been
light We report slight decline in figures
MosSls. schoclllSopi y Co. furnish quotations
az follows:
Selected lie; dry saltedl ICE; green salted8lsc;
Hat l5c deer skins 2jc; "a Off Tor Sruhby all
classes
Harness Leather Oak io8iSc; Hcnlock 99@
ilc; SiSrting i51i6c SOLE Leuther-oall 40
iGl: NNmlocll 83N3gc.
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Pgetps Astral OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. AL
ways uniform, illuminating power superior
to gas. Burns in any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking are. Manufactured
expressly To- lake the place of volatile and
dangerous oils.s It's safety undor every poSsi-
proved by its continued use in over S0D,OlO
families
Millions Of cations have leen sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc-
CURED from burning, storing or handling IL.
Tho immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting nom the use of cheap aud danger
our oils In the United States Is appalling.
The insurance companies and ere commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
the Astral as the best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally.
ana ut wholesale By the propretoS,
CHAS. PRATT y CO..
l0d9s6mw los Fulton street. New York,
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The attention of the public generally, Hnd
Insurance men in particular, is called TO the
communication from the Forest city VAR
ntsh, OH and NNpth0 Company, of Cleveland,
Ohio, 70 tue Lono Stn OH and Lamp conf
pany OF this city, Nnd The certificate OF Prof
j, Il. Cassolls, oneof rhe most ointment chem-
istsin the United states, aud lor many years
United Statesinspeetof ofolla, ete. inieeard
20 the Excelsior oil sold by tho
LONE STAR on AND lamp COMPANY,
5dat No. 90 Elm street.
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Tie Excelsior Oil.
ofTicEov Foap 81 cry v ARNISb)


10 Oti.AND N.i1'pH COMPANY,
Cleveland, OHIO, February 10, lSil.J
GENrLEMEN-ln reply 10 your ENor Of the
9th instant, would remark that the Excel
slor on manufactured i0ry has a quantity
OF 5O' lnume, and enclose yGu statement
Of themost eminent otour professors of chem
istlY, j. Lang Oassels Nj. H., showing that it
is not explosive. This evidence IS conclu.
sivo 10 al fair minded men. Er4
Yours respectfully,
NJ, p. STONE,
Treasurer Forest CITY VNrnish, OH ana
Naptha Company.
GENTLEME,j--ln accordance with your
request have made series OF experiments
with the several gravltes of Gasoline, Nap
TIM and burning huids manufactured by you,
ana also with Carbon oil, whose iiro test was
ll0o Fahr,, with - view OF testing their rela-
tive eXllosibnity.
have several times EMBODIED the vapor
generated by the Carbon oil, but have NEVER
yet succeeded in producing an explosion
from any OF your products although they
were subjected 10 The same experiments.
l ind the gravity ofNour "hndn7o Baume
free from Impurities and strictly petroleum
split; its boilins point is iGj Fuhr,, and its
yapor Is condensed Into liduld at i1a Fair.
have no hesitation in proncupcing The
burning fluids manufactured by you pfacti-
cally non-exploslyc, and whcnpropelly used,
entirely safe for illuminating purposes
l have examined numerous samples OF
your manufactured products tor various mar
ties, and have always found them perfectly
clear, sweet and pure and of uniform quality.
(Signed) j, LANG CASSCLS. NJ, d.,
Professor OF Chemistry Cleveland Mcdlcnl
College. ilSt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-15

The splendid order in which the election
was conducted yesterday, had tho stump OF II
grand prestige IN 1t. At all the polls perfect
good feeling prevailed, land The ballotlng pro-
ceeded smoothly and pleasantly. We have
the returns from the Second and Third
wards up to the hour Of going To press, and
only partial and unofficial ones from the
First and Third wards. Enough is known,
however, TO assure tho election of General
Cabell for mayor, June Peak, jr,, FOR mar
shall. Carrnpton for city assessor and coll
lector, and Edwards for city attorney.
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"CrutchGeId House,"
ION WORK.

We have the facilities aud the work
mon % do ~ good worh, and ~ IN
low rates. IN can he done anywhere
and We mean 20 do Il. Bring your
Fine Job Work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Garner Of Main and
Lamar streets.
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now A MIR. W, STOLE A HORSE,
And How tho Sheriff Stole Upon Hin.


MIR. W. saw n horse standing on Elm street
yesterday that he liked. Now Mr.. W. knows
what horse Is when ho seos 1t, and seeing
n horse that he likes, lis about eleven times
out OF twelve that he takes It. So W., liking
this horse, took 1t. lie gat his legs across IL
In manner that led people who were look
Ing on TO think that W. owned him, and rodo
Oh toward the rivera and there hitOlled him,
and came up town to buy some articles ior
a nip. After the horse llad been gone some
hours the genuine, the simon-pure owner,
game along and lol his equine was Wow
less, 50 ho goes up TO Sherin' Bark
ley, tells his aneedote, and the sheriff,
at once doots upon getting the ridiculous
cuss who was no other than W.,
of course, aud who rode on the horse We'll,
of 80 two men downby the river side where
q great many horses have suddenly found
new owners, and there, by lingo, was The
horse, So The two gunrdsmen get under the
outrageous limbs Of bush, and watch for
bite. w. ilnRlly comes down tina bank
whistiing some farewell ditty TO Dallas, puts
his foot in the stirup, and ms he's about to
give graceful throw ofone leg over the sad
die, some ono gushcs out, "stop,' lie blngs
that leg back, and his face round and be-
holds two peculiar fellows softly calling him
towards them with u pair of pistols. lie
bushes under such considerations, but con
cludes 10 go. They put II ilea In his ear.
Perhaps two iloas, ono piece. They offer
him their arms, They are too polite, He de-
clinpS, They nan him with two six ShDofOrg
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Twenty thousand Dollars Worth of
Dry Goods, Notions, Etc, at Auction.

We will sell at the store formerly occupied
by c. II. Beaucnamp, on Main street, COM
meneing at 10 o'clock p. NJ, Wednerday, Feb
ruary Is, 1874, u large and varied assortment
of dry goods, notions, etc., consisting in part
of staple dry goods, such as domestics,
bleached and unbleaehed, osnaburgs, callces,
jeans, eashimeres, towels, napkins, table
linens, hats, caps, hosiery, etc.
HILL, SHIELDS & co.
JoE g. BoorH, Auctioneer. 6dtf
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slR. q. W. nECI1 Err

~ our authorized agent for thls city, with
power 10 make collections ana holloil ndVor-
All contracts made by him VIII BIO iocog-
nlzed by this olllco.
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lCdsAGmw los Fulton 7, Street tfl New So

CURIOUS FACT.-It 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 TO stand agh,sst. Why all THIS modern
Improvement? tits being whispered around
that the change is being effected by the use
of that great female wonder, English Female
Bitters.
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H'rankIin A. PENN tAlte
subscriptions aOr PaprFs
and magazines.

Go 10 slcgnll a. 90. for iInpi.
tHre, books. stationery. cr0ca-
cry nnh glGssWnrp, WinGOV
shades, pictures. and all lslnds
Of sDOuldings, wall pWper siops
ladders, table and phelsct oui'
ieFy. 20i&wf
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rnMn nnla for knIc.

business street of the town OF Hutchlns, ON
Inc Central Railroad IN Dallas county, for
sule ~ low prices. Apply ~
JOHN W. SWiNDGLLS,
jyl5dtf Herald ONCE
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Exchange
totton.

business in tho cotton market to-day
has been lisNt rhera has been II slight adj
vance In prices since Thursday, In consc.
queuea OF the favorable dispatches from
Galyc ton. Tho mmEet here rules active
buyers being anxious 10 purchase. Prices
ranged from o 70 l5'4c, Tho following receipts
published;
u. +. i4lee y Gos,,..-;";..'.',"..".,"" A. ba;es
Il, j.. Smt'h ~ h1le-
bVU'W1te ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ bales
iOlH ,.'''' III pNlns
lic total receipts for the season to date
amountto 81 1858 bales
1ho following Is the statement of receipts
Of cotton al AL ports from September |, 1873,
20 January 81, 1871, inclusive, ms made up by
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Mr.. w. II. spi.rIsc,

OF shreveport, II our authorized agent for
that city, 10 whom parties desiring 70 adver-
sso In OF subscribe for rnE HERALD are ro-
specially referred, utftI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-15

lrosh arrivals ufnntAdrets hats, boH'ioo
boots, den Ties, AloNiH ties aud Blltew, also
for Ladies' aud MIssoF now styles Of nd aud
serge hutton shoes aud lace CALLERS aud SLIP
pers, school girl shoes, Call ~ slgn of Gold
on Boot Main street. II, rAGM
Jaw
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IInrkI

Goslin, cigar dealer, says he can beat all
competition In selling cisaretts aod paper.
Large stock of nieerschaum pipes ON hand.
5d2t
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Engine For Sale.

Ihave for sale q good twenty horse power
portable steam Engine, manufactured By G.
and j. Cooper. Mount Vernon, Ohio; has been
u.s. mss only three years, and Is IN prime order.
aaes sse' WiIfiQvernor complete, and ready
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

McrenftcrnII bills for advertisements
IN this paper VIII he collected monihiy'
unless otherwise specified In contrhciH'
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offer my residence, near the freight depo,
OF the Central railway for rent. For terms
ana othe' particulars enquire on the prem
lses, or to John J.. s.alsins.
u 3iLe, 'a'n. W. LANE. =.
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BoltIl
Can be obtained Ia u private finally lor lwo
or three persons, b. applyingto
lob1dlw kIEAGALL& co., Elm street,

4 word Of consolation 10 nil who 6unrr
hom dlsense al the Lungs. Mlomdonh piclo'
rnl Balm has been ulod IN nearly million
cnsos, always giving relief and IN the major
liy Of INSTANCES cnecllng u cure. As each
bottle iFaecompanied with guarantee sut-
iercrs may rost assured Of the results, For
mle hy ull drugslsW,
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.FlNANOIAL AND COMMERClAL.

OFFICE on rHG DALLAS HERALD,
February II, lS4, !
The money market during the wocl, has
been casy, thc following are the latest quota
lions;
Buying. selling.
Gold ....,..o..o...,.,.o.....l Q9IO0ls IN @lllh
NllNtf",.",,o,,,,",,.",",lU' ~ Qg lN
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mAgLRDAIb rlMes rARLE.
Arrival aud Departure og Trains ~
lpnllnS.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
Alfifw'
From The south lmail AMI oHprvAs), $50 AIN.
frmn the North nlnil ana rNpicssu $40 m.
NuKod train, South....,....,....,,,..,n 800 h, ~,
Mixed tTpin, Nouh....a,..a,,u..a ls0 h, IN.
TEXAS AND pACGFIc
l.rnyog, Arrives,
Mnil-EXprc' ....,,,,.,,,, 1900 am. i.n !, ~,
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
Herald Onice will he allowed In set g.
mcnts with the office unicss mn order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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AND STsLL TEHEY COME.

Another heavy invoice ol'
Wall Paper Of new and cTe-
giant patterns, anh OF MI
grades. ranging la price srOm
b cents IL $3.50 per double
roll. We call the attention VI
Purchasers 10 Our st0clG. Es
caii be beat in quantity,
quality. an cileapncss irg north
ersI Texas. No Charge iGr trifn-
nIing. we have tac IntcAt im.
proved machine, which erimIs
nucIn nlerr (IiNn II can De
dome lev hiMl,l. An az
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Notice.

Tho stock holders OF the Dallas City Rail-
road company wiil meet at The office OF the
company ON Friday, the goth instant, at2
o'clock =. NJ, torthe purpose OF seceivmg the
reports Of the officers of the company ,gnd
the transaction Of amy other business that
would properly como before slpckholders
meeting. q. NJ. SWINK,
President Dallas cts Railroad Company,
February 0, 1874, - lcbl0dl0d
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'nsn candidate Tor the once Of Mayor Of
city OF Dallas,


10 lhe voters Of Dallas clty-llWlnB here,
toiuru been honOrod with your sulInBts
ugnu announce myself ns nm indepcnaeht
THOMAS FLYNN,
10 the voters of the city of Dnllns- Doll"''
Ing that nll Offices which are moi .oi "a pliE-
2un chnractor should be illed by the unlrain'
mnllcd voice at the people, ANA tlnl cohNTh
tiOus aIq not lalrly oNprqHNgQt ple pvol'i,N
lrlcl,stpiF, VINO VS. bargain and intrigue con-
trul thrm AGAINST tho viii OF the majority
therefore announce my pli as an lndepcnu,
amt candidate ion the uillco OF cliN malsllal
al thcrnWiug election.
GEORGE ID. HOLLAND, In,
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Three good residences in this city. lmme-
dlate possession given,
l60.dtf STEAGAlI&
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Try Englsh Female BlIorf thoy cmouncr
All else laAs.
~ ------f o. ft-
That tcrflblu di1oNe SpruuNtOfrhum rs rr.
moved by short course of William n. Far,
kers Compound lluiI Extract iluchu. lpi
not the hullror despair. A fair tilui. snll
that Is asked aud II VIII moi mil 10 do all
that IN ohdlnrd iorlt sold by an druggists,
every where
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/ Woman Medical Advisor, aomuch needed
by all trualas, only twonty -iiVe ccuts. Ad-
dress Dr. j. j.. DrOOmgOoe, Louisville, Ky.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-15

Mnin 49, opp. l'ic''ls' 'l'h"ncre.
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-18
sAsriG's sale.

BY virtue Of an execution 70 me directed hom
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Wapelfo county
Iowa, on q judgment obtained In said Court, on
the.llth day 81 March, 1871, IN favor Of r. W.
4 }. Hawley, ~. as plaintiffs, and against A. Y,
Hundred and Ushteeu. Dollars and Mighty lshfee
Cents and costs taxed at $4s, and sccrnlnR costa,
u hNte levied upon the Following Real Estate
said Execution, t0-wit
The Il qr.g OF the 8 = Or G4l OF Section
nine OK Township Seventy three (s3), Range
Thirteen (l3), WapelO County, Iowa. ga.
And will 0nef the same for sale to the highest
bidder for cash In hand, on the 20th day Of June,
when and where due afteniance VIII be given b.
the undersigned. III NlssgA s rs t
Dated atttttumwa, lows, Nay 9oth, 1874. gAN
est r. r. sPlLMAN. ShefiR said Cos