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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-06-19
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lProm tie Fhibodaux sentlncL.I

H 14f4hs lEfGn tile Nhl1DaaaX Sentinel
III st. Landry Parish quite an annima-
ted contest is now had Id regard to The
proper course to pursue iii the coming
election. One party headed Nv e. 81.
LeWist0rles out sqaaTely on the plat
form OF b teA white n1aIl's party the
opposition Is headed by Fl. Il. Garland,
John q. King and others and the oppos-
ing forces are stlmping the Parish, in
favor Of their different views.
In AexandFia, on Red river, IL new
paper, styled the Caucasian, Of which
our good friend and former conarade fn1
Arms ~ BLackliafl Esq, is one of
tile Editors advocates the same doc
trine. t
Such d party does not abDear I'll be
calculated t6 heal the political troubles
now aeitating the public mind in Louis
AparEy, caIcniatea to Danish the iii
heiing,-pfejudlces and jealousy, which
have been engelideEfsd mlateyears. that
will have u tendency I'd promote pence
and harmony, and bring about ii better
feeling between all CLASSES, would be
niUre suitable I'd the existing state of
affasrs.
TIE everlasting enntitg between races
has been troubling the peace long
enough.
There are thousandst6f e0lored peo-
pie IN 1ouisi9aa who a;iFe DESTROYS of
doing away with the aascality prevalent
nd p0II5icM circles, there sAa thousands
on hlbel men who are striving fer the
same end, and tt would he an easy mat
ter To unite those two classes Of men
who would, working togettleYy redeem
the state. AmOyeI0ent 8f this nature
Wulld, it I'll evident e~nc0NnteT serious
oDTl0sIsiOns III both rsIces because IL
W0gld cut sasstnder present rings and
place the Teins and management Of the
Government Ut the state lii d 1aaW set of
persons who would not be likely to be
snbRervient To The infamous designs of
tie Rahderers who have fattenea on
"Reminiscences OF the iaboFing elaBseS
Soof yygeeple eff tho state.
Any platform that does not look TO
tire promotion of peace, and the tran
quilliE Of the public mind will meet
with but few advocates outside OF pros
political circles and IL the TAX
ptKyeRSsdasire to- Mrast The government
fr0nlftle hands OF politicians aud place
Ii ila possession 6f honest aud true men,
baleT cannot accomplish that purpose By
4dv6 SAVING doctrines thsb have for an /
llEimat result the engendeaapg OF
hatred and malice, ani09g the ne0pe.
a stranger gets puzzled Ill ST. Louis:
de picks up the S Louis Democrat
finds tllathe Is reading i Republican
1aper Incensed at the fraud. he casts
II aside and, giasping file 81. Louis [
Republican. finds that he Isl reading q
paper. Then he Ting the
sNlQlela fpr the hatf-boy, and
wants ~ knaw T everything la
d brazen deceit NJ
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In the recent trial Of the Grant parish
prisoners, HaQnot, Cruiksllank and
Irwin were conSieted-their punish
ment cannot exceed $4,000 fine, nor more
than ten years. imprisonment.
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In TINS case by reason of the law and evidence
being IN favor of the plaintiff, it is therefore or
dered, adjudged and decreed that Celeste Mon.
ION, Wlfe OF joseph d. G9idry, be and is hereby
uecfeeo to be tWner Of the following. property.
A certain plantation or tract OF. land, situated
on bayou Carancro, in the parish of st. Landry,
containing four hundred acres, more or less,
bounded on the north by Joseph Auguste GIidrv'
on the south by Joseph Bondreau, on the east
by bayou Carancro and on the+west by public
lands, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, eAeepU the FENCES. sand property being
now bounded as follows: north by Joselll ,Au.
glste GuiGry, south by Barring, east bV BAYOU
CitIancr0 and west by Di0gGne SavOie. eft ais.
An other tract OF land, situated i'll the parish of
ST. Landry, containing about fifty superficial ar
penis, on cOulee IL Realize, Il water of the bayOu
Ctrancro, bounded north by the land of the heirs
OF Zoe Gildly, deceased wife of Theodore De
valcOlrt, south by Justin Wills, cast by DOsitC
Leger and west by a portion of same tract sold
to DR.. Vincent Boagni, February 9th, 1872. A
certain brand figuring thus: TCi, together with
all the horse creatures and horned cattle brand
ed Herewith, viz; Thirty head of gentle horned
c;tttle. three Creole Mules, three Creole horses.
all the household furniture aud kitchen furni.
ture, as more fully detailed in account of. dati0n
OF ay1nen before John L. Smith. Notary Prb-
lie, on May LIST, 1873. ssrf Litt
1t is further ordered that the said Celeste
MOuton, plaintiff, be and is hereby decreed to
be separated in property, and the community
heretofore existing between her and her s1iti
husband be and 1t Is hefeby dissolved. and that
She do recover Judgment against Joseph D..
Guldry for the sum of three thousand nint hun
bred and seventy-one dollars with legal interest
from August 2sth, 1873, till paid, with rGcogniE
ton of the taelt aud legal mortgage-of plaintiff
against defendant, to1date as alIegedin petition
aud dottdae en- p9ieAent Of May LIST. 1873.
Thus done; read and signed in open court, as
Opelousas, on this 9th dayof February. A.D.,
1874 Y y r.
(Signedl JN0. j. MORGAN,
,.n Judge sth Judicial District, La,
7 4 true copy. ga s
ONEzIME A, GUIDRY, Den. Clerk, Fh ;
~ @E5 OPEEOUsAs, La, June LIST, 1873 Z
l hereby certify that the within WASTING davs
recorded i'll Mortgage Book No. Is. page G5l. In
testimony whereof 7 hereto sign my name and
afix the seal of my office.
JOHN N. OGDEN,
june 5-3t Dep. Recorder.
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Cruelty to- Animals,n
i TEST CASE UNDER THE NEWF LAM

il ATTEST TEST GAsE9 UNDER THE NSEsW LAW.a
FEr6h, the New orleans Piaeaylla6, MAY 1sth.
Officer ankirk yesterday morning
arrested q German named Adam ,Alra-
hart, under the new, erIlelty-t0-animals
laws, and locked him llp5 insthe First
Decentralization. EWillberemembefed
this law was passed ut the last Legisla7
ture, and is IN its salient points similar
to the one existing in New York under
Mr., BeEgb.f The present case, which is
the first underJhe law, was caused by
the driver of Il wood cart having asmule,
which was evidently very, weak and.
sick, pulling aloada9 Besides IleVehicle,
which was very heavy of itself, there
was piled on it at least.a coupled cords
of wood. fToadd to the suHferings;ef the
animal, the trace chains had chafed on
his side q large sore, which was bleeding
when the officer made the arrest, Inn.
mediately after. the incarceration Of the.
driver, tile wagon was sentt0t the pound,
and Mr.. Alexander Dalsheimer was en-
ployed rs counsel, the case being con-
tinued and the accused placed under
bonds. @f
The POLICE We're lasteVening instruct
ed, under the law, to arrestin the future
all V~fetateFss and have them brought
before the courts. i
ANOTHER DEFEAr.-So the Federal
House Of Representatives YESTERDAY
again refnsed-I36 to- 87-t0 take Sum
ner's legacy from the table. Summers
dying request, " Take care of my civil
rights bill, is Interpreted BY the House
rather freely. That body ii taking care
tIati it shall not reach the light. The
vote proves that, even lie ii should Be
reacIIed and passed, there is no broDa-
bflfty ffEIt tile House could override i
veto. should the President; inhis 9
. unloading. meet tie bill ~ that
Observation-Disclosures June' 9th.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GONSTARLE,S NOT1CE.-TAKE NO
tice that in accordance with an ordinance
passed by the Board of Police OF the town of
Opeleusas, in relation TO the inlpoImdiHg of hogs
found running at large in said town, that I have
chosen as a pound for keeping the same, the lot
north of the residence of Louis Desmarais, and
now occupied by Simlle Can't, in said town.
@ mug. W. MCKINLEY, Constable.
NAV 29-tf
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CANDIDATES.
FOr stale Senator

II Pr #
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce that, at the
solicitation Of many Democrats and Conserve
tives Of the parish of st. Landry, DIR. W. III.
KIRKMAN, of the parish of Galcasieu, has con-
sented to become q candidate for the State SEN
ate, at the election of November next.
In concediIlg to our sister parish the right of
presenting % candidate for the said office, we
cheerfHlIY recommend DR.. KirkInan to the IA
vOrable consideration OF the Democrats and
Conservatives of st. Landry,
MANY VOTERS OF ST. LANDRY
I respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the office of State Senator OF the Tenth Sem
atnrial District, comprising the parishes OF st.
Landry, Lafayette, Cameron and CalcasieI.
L4f GEORGE Fl. WELLS.
DIR. WM, a. ROBERTSON is u candidate for
the State Senate at the next election, nom this
composed of the parishes of Lafayette,
Caleasieu and st. Landry. M
ROr sheriff. ~. :.
JAMES O..gGHACHERE is q candidate for
Sheriff at the next election
EtTBERT o.HAYEs is a candidate for Sheriff
the next election.
Ian,a candidate for the office of Sheriff of the
parish 81 st. Landry at the election in Eoyem-
her next. C., c. nUsQ&. !
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RaARR1ED :

&CANNON-HARM0N-At the residence of the
BRIDES father in this parish, on the 4til inst, By
Rev. c.. A. Frazee, Mr.. VIM, D. Cannon and Miss
OpheIia Harmon, daughtero of S. b. Harmon, Esq.
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T""F ~ UVNI n u OIIUhl .
HUSBAND.
o. tHu----.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST.
l2348.
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FoR R6iLs.-A gentleman who has
suffered with these comforts states
that lie has been very ssaceessfII q
treaEing by the Hse ut fresh WlllEe pine
nitchs applied ss o rs The boz hegias
to appeaf. lie effect ii to- bring the
boil 10 1 head without severe PAIN
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"A call has been Published Ii tic In
gste Advertiser foT 8 white league
Among the signatures MY
notice no names 0f leading parish
atfeeas such NAMES AZ soy. AlaN
Moaton. Judge Eraste aEouton. Il.
MoufDn, ESQ III n Gra1a co... MI
CrpRs Dist Attorney EAargois and
others comprising The 500 maids
o tise OK ID uheF biz
na III he List of embryo
I'll aefs Dr. 81 e. Etiquette,
Hregs 1ge eaed EnsGa
AltNr. Tae D0rtor used to sajOurh hero.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-31
Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in

INDIGO. CONCENTRATED LYE.
ALUM. POTASH,
COPPERAs. BRIMsToNE.
BLUE VITRoL. SULPHUR,
EXTRACT LOCKWOOD. EPSON SALTS.
GROUND REDWOOD. PURE SALrPETRE.
GROUND LOCKWOOD. 'OxALrc ACID
GROUND FUsT1C. BoRAx.
GROUND CAMwOOD. ROsIN.
MADDER. SPERM OIL.
CoCHINEAL. LARD Oil.
SULPHURIC ACID. w. WHALE Oil.
MURIATIC ACID. LURRICATING OIL.
NITRIC ACID. NEATsFooT OIL,
MURIATE TIN. OLIVE OIL.
CREAM TARTAR. LrNsEED OIL
BI.CARB. SODA. JArAN.
SAL SODA. SPIRITS TURPEATINE.
CLUES. VARNIsHEs.
LEADS AND COIORS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

st. Matthew's Episcopal Church-Corner La
mar and Elm streets. Rev. s. ID. Davenport,
Rector. Sunday School ut am. Services
at TO-. am. and "a pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Corner
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DIR. W.
j. fostering, Pastor. Sunday School at 8
AIN; Services at IL n. m. and ~ D. IN. City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas,
ut IL A. NJ, and corner Young and Eryay
streets, ut ) p. NJ. every Sabbath. Rev. SAM
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church-Bryan street thew build
ing)-Rev. Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser
vices: Low mass, Anu; high mass, 1917 am;
vespefs, 4p.m.
Christian Church-Elder II. NJ. Gano, Pastor
Services every Lords day at IL u. m., and ~
PIN. sabbath school at 9la am.
Missionary Baptist Church-Patterson ave-
niue. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor Sunday
School at So am. Services at 1917 am. and
So pm.
Presbyterian Church-Elm street. Rev A.
p. Smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at los am. and pm. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday at pm. Sabbath
school Sabbath morning ut O'Clock.
Cumberland Presby terrain Church-Jefierson
street. sunday School at So am. Services
Mt ii a. IN. and 3 p. m.
Methodist Episcopal church. Preaching eve
~ sabbath evening Mt Odd Fellows hall ut
1880 O'Clock. 4fUFF
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| send you recipe for the cure of
llsula, or pole-cvil, In horses, ! have
used 1t in two instances with great sue
cess Forty grains iodine, twenty drops
oil Of cedar, thirty drops oil sassafras,
fifty drops spirits turpeniine, one ounce
gum euphorbum, one halfounce Span
ish flies. Cut the iCdlne with alchohol
mix all together, then stir in hogs lard
to the desired thickness. Then cut away
the hair over the swelling with sharp
scissors for some inches around, even II
1t has gone into "A running ulcer and
spread the salve with Il small mop
Every second or third dny wash of
clean with strong soap suds, and repeat
the application. A permanent cure
may be expected in II short time, unless
the treatment has been too long de-
rred.-[New York Tribune.
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TEEE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post.

Arrival and Departure Of MailS ut Dallas Post.
Office.
Northern mail arrives daily at S:35 p M
departs at $50 a m.
Southern mail arrives at $50 IL IN; departs
at $50 y m.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at 2:l5 m
departs at l:59 pm.
Fort Worth, Weatherford and JacksborC
mail arrives except Sundays ut p IN; de-
parts except Sundays) att u m.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisvilie and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday at . p m; departs Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 7 III.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans,
field and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Thursday Mt AIN, arrives Wednesday and
saturday ut q p IN.
GreenvIle, Hunt County, Rockwell and
Mill good mail arrives Tuesday and Friday
ct u m; departs Tuesday and Friday Al
pm.
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday MT PM; departs Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday at ~ am.
Scyone, Haught's Store and Union Hill.
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day at II m; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm.
All mails close at p M, as the bulk of the
mail arrives, and is distributed ut night.
William Jones, Postmaster; =. =. Jones
Assistant Postmaster; Owen Gerry, CHIEF
Clerk; w. y. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; b. A. Brown, Box Dis,
ributing CLERK.
Persons having grievances against tho
Office OH any account will please report the
fact In writing or in person. to the postmaster
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Thc Public Printing.

We learn from the Houston Tele-
graph that Mr.. A. q, Gray, OF TINT office,
has closed contract with the printing
board 10 do the state printing, On
learning this fact, we called at the office
Of the secretary Of state, and asked
permission to examine the contract be-
tween the contracting parties. We
found thnt the bid was far below any
submitted TO the printing board under
their advertisement and we unhesi'
tatingly shy that IL Is far below what
Is known TO he living rates, but Mr..
Gray has executed his bond, and, we
have no doubt, will carry out his con-
tract, We have known Mr.. Gray for
the last twenty-five years, and know
him TO be n fine practical printer and n
clever and worthy gentleman, and
trust that he may be able to work
through his contract without sustaining
too heavy u loss. Austin Statesman.
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two two-slory brick on Elm, between
poydras street and college building two
two.si0ry brick on Main street, adjoin-
Ing the Southern hoteli two-story con-
crete on Market street, between Main
and Commerce double two-story brick
on Main, corner Of Lamar san JaoInto
hotel lhree-st0ry brick, corner of AUS
tin aud Commerce streets,
Every characteristic Of the pros
perlly Of our city has direct hearing
upon real estate, and II ~ prohtless to
place the real estate business upon any
other basis than that Of the material
growth and prosperity Of Dallas. The
market IN now upon that basis, and n
healthy trade Ia experienced. There Il
no undue imitation In building opera
lions, and nothing OF II balloon charac-
ter In thevolume Of transactions In real
estate. Business Is extending day by
day, and new stores are demanded,
The population Ia increasing and new
homes are needed.
To supply these necessities require
the present development and improve
mcnIs. Tho activity In the building
trade In the business center and res
dence districts during the four months
Just past, rs well as at present, Is in re-
spouse TO u bona nde demand for
homes and business houses. There is
no redundancy Of stores or dwellings,
no Righteousness in present values-in
other words, Dallas is building up
firmly and 10 endure.
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TaDIcaux and Concern.

An elegant entertainment will be
offered our citizens on Monday even
ing, May %, at Fields theater, UNI
derthe direction Of Mrs. Judge Mitchell.
The advertisement will consist of vocal
music, alternating with tableaux, the
arrangements FOR the same having
been already commenced under the
supervision Of the experienced direc-
tres The following amateur talent
have kindly offered their services:
Messrs. Holmes, obenehain, Jones and
Tucker. The committees selected are:
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rnlon MI.slan sunann schooI.

The above pralseworthy organila-
ton, iuauguraled about six weeks ago,
under circumstances the most lnalla-
plcIout, has attained u magnitude eN-
eeedng tho most sangulne eSpecla-
tlons Of IT, founders, the increase OF
attendance At ench meeting being one
hundred per cent over that Of the pre-
cedIng ono, The regular weekly
meeting VIII take place to-day, At the
city hall, ut 4 o'clock II. NJ, and al are
cordially invited TO attend,
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No Use Talking.

The ladies should and must see the
bargains offered them at Wheat's, at
once. This gentleman can not nor
VIII not remove any goods he can
possibly avoid, and in order that he
may vacate his shelves before moving
day, he makes some special offers of
the most tempting character of all la
dies goods, which should be availed of
tomorrow.
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Although the duh season

Although The duil season IL
scttiag i'm. the "Old Reliable"
book aRd stationery house Of
Pierce az Lyle, continue 10 re-
cciyc heavy invoices Of goods
In their line. Dallas is growing
fast. bUt they keep ahead OF
her. and have about the largest
book store Ina the state.
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A Rare unanee.

We otier fnr sale our store At dranbury,
Texas, one doing more business tnun any
two houses In Hood oonniy-all cnsh. The
business has always been ana Is snow very
profitable, We have good lreproof house,
and u nice, well selected stock Of goods, I
want my brother % assist me hero Is my
only reason fer selling,
\, u, BLAKE,
CSdlf OF Clark, Bryan q Blake,
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WANTED.

A situation on a farm by one who is CON-
petent TO take charge of and manage large
afraid fit. He understands fully the mean.
Ing OF "go ahead" has praeticed II and will
continue 10 do so; would prefer that IL be
within five or eight miles OF Dallas. Salts
faction given or no pay expected. He Is a
temperate. Address Immediately "H. Co.
HERALD ONCE, and IL in the city he will call
at an early date 10 zee you. ~. sodA
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On tablcaux, Miss Cullen, Mrs, Major
Hawkins and Mrs, lIollenbeck, On
music, Mrs, Corvette Wheat Miss
Reeves aud Mrs, Judge Mitchell and
her nlnaa.
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Gold Pens. Blank hooks. Et,

Geld Pens, Blank hooks. Etc.
The largest. most complete
and elegant stock OfgOid pens.
blank books, stationery. bibles,
Sunday seisOOs literature, inks,
p0elGet books, bankers cases,
feather busters. picture frames,
albums. pocket cutlery and crO-
quiet sets in DaiEas, in at Frank
Inns book store. Main street.
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We hRye Ihe facilities aud she work
mcn 90 do as good work, aud NJ ~
low rates, as egn no done anywhere
and We mean 90 do II. Rring your
Fine Job work 10 THE DAILY hEii"
AID OFFICE. Corner Of Main and
Lamar streets.
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All persons engaged and transacting busl-
ness in this city, without having taken ont
their occupation tax, are hereby notified that
unless the same is paid within ten days after
the publication of this notice, the penalty
attached to the same will be rlgidly enforced.
J. Il. BARLEY,
55dlOd Sheriff Dallas county.
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ROnrd at MingdOn,,
~ 90 per week. 7Sdl,

Have yOn tried the new sta
tiOnery and paper firm, Elm
street. next To Wiicat's. Reed a.
Lathr0p Will sell envelopes,
writing asd wrapping paper.
and st0W; MANILA bags, nj NJ.
AOuis prices.
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a word OF oonsolatlon to Am who snffhr ind

a word of consolation 10 all who suffer from
disease of tine lungs. Marsden's Pectoral
Balm has been tried in nearly u million cases,
always giving relief, and in the majority OF
instances eifecting cure. AS each bottle is
accompanied with aguarantee, sufferers may
rest assured OF the results. For sale by all
druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-17

Reed al Aaal,rOp, E!M street,
next Do Wiieat's, have paper
bags, straw and MANILA paper,
at NJ. AOuis prices.
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BY n young man OF liability, II situation as
clerk, salesman or book-keeper Best of
references 81 en-. Address 81. b." care OF
HERALD Office. S3dlt
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Too Ugly 20 Kiss.

The truth is, that lady has only lost hei
beauty by continued i'll health, but just wait
Till she uses two or three bottles Of English
Female Bltters, and your opinion will un-
derG0 q sllght CHANGE. - - y.
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Try some of Doctor Prices lemonade and
orangeade. 1t Is the best in market. For
sale by j. l.. Downs & Co. sold
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Horse Stolen /!

From the premises OF the undersigned In
chestnut sorrel mare az years old, - hahas
high. irregular star, mostly on LEFT side fsce,
white streak ON the LETT nose, and hind iss
loot white; liSeraL a reEa n WIPE ~ pa'' W
Asf usavs',.A' 'n' W T. WALTER
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lyldtf

From the frigld zones of the north TO the
torrid zones of the south, the great cry Is
give me Il. +. ID.
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NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFIc

MAYORS OrFIcE,(
CITY OF DALLAS, May 2, 1874.
All persons having scrip, bonds or other
evidences of indebtedness against the city OF
Dallas, are hereby notified in obedience to a
resolution of the city council, passed on the
nrst day OF May, 1874, TO present the same TO
the city Secretary for registration, before the
soth day Of Juhe, 1874,
W. L. CABELL,
7sdfd Mayor.
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First invoice Of summer millinery to he had
at cost at Mrs. Baths, Austin street, near the
postoflicc. Sldtf
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5Wst received Mark Twain's
last book, "E'ile Giided Agc,'
and the Life Of Edwin Forrest.
by James fsees.
PIERCE az EYLE.
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Says the health officer Buy your dislnfect-
ants from
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Law Blanks of every description for sale
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