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CUMBERLAND VALLEY INSTITUTE,
~ TMALE,l MECHAHICsBUn9, PA, located
squi.diItant.Irom Harrisburg and Carlisle, aeA-
demie, commercial and college preparatory school.
AtlraftiVO buildings and groundt. Terms mode.
rate TWenty-SecOnd year, septsmber7 Z. Circular
AZ RerVsnd 4 Towers 6ookttore. References, Post
ESQ, Rev. o. Eye . Son. Gulo-lm
Mt. VERNON INSTITUTE. 1850 STREET:
VI Preach apd EngliIh Boarding. and Day 5epooi
for Young Ladies add Little Glr1. Arf. EhA5s,
". PAIRO. Principal; MAdemoisalls y, Hraa.II
session commences September u. EoI tesn Ia ~
circulars apply 70 resdence Of Prinei2air 9Z
uoret, alLg-4 VIM
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WHERE SHALL IsEND NY BOY
w GLENYoop INSTITUTE.

School select an prominent for Its beautiful re-
tired aud healtiful location, Its perfect discipline
aud home comforts. Expenses sls2 per snnam
FOR circulars address PROF. l.. @; ATHENS,
A. NJ, 6lenWood, Howard county, haryiAnd.
REFEREHCEe:
James G. spIiRg, esq, Petersburg, VA ,
Col. Chas. Glpin, Surveyor Port OF Balumore.
BGItimoFe augl5-lm
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aatiuHaI Republican.
". J. MURTAGH...........EditOr and Proprietor,

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Sundays excepted at the southwest cor
perofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
snd is furnished to subscribers (by csrersl al my
CENTS Der month.
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the head Of For Sale or Rent, - Wanted, " Lost
and Found, " and Persona" twelve and hall
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WE WELCOME ALL. ...
e~LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
~ PRINTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE
a. the REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE. nOIS-tf
R~DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
~ Ohio College OF Dental Surgery. al Sew
eBth street. east side, bet. D and Z, FEW doors
south OF odd Fellows Hall. Washington. Gas used
in extracting Teeth. Teeth y 5 set, either jaw
R~ E. H. WELLS, DENTIsT, HAS
BS removed once 70 his residence, los Second
street, third door from Pennsylvania ave. Jsn5-lm
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TUESDAY MoRNING:::..:sEPTEMB l, 1874
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CT. JOHNS COLLEGE,
. ANNAPOLIS, ND,
JAMES II. GARNETT, IL. D., Principal.
OPENING Of session and examination ofe .naidateG
for admISslpn MONDAY and TUEsDAls sep'sm.
Der q and u. The terma for board and tuition "a
per Annum, payable semi ually IN advance Sew
er4i state ichoiaTships VAeAEt For e1IAloguOt,
eoptAinlnR full particulars, addIeaa
- PROF. W. Il. HOPKINS,
Secretary Of the Faculty,
anIl.TnThlinan2i Annanolll va.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
IIpublished every Thursday morning, and y fur-
piFhed to subscribers ct the following rates: One
cow one wear, G.; three copies one year. IS; ten
copies one year S; single copies, In wrappers, ave
cents each.
INSTRUMENTATION, whether on business or
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g AT a MEETING De THE OFFT.

~ GERS and te Ichers o. Trinity r. ?. Church
Sunday school tao folio wing re5outionJ were
ADOPT Whereas Il his p.sAsei our Heavenly
Father In His wise o gid,1 e to reAOVe from the
IT., former superintendent OF this schoo., b &c
therefore y .... e.-- ii ... = -. 80. ..
Res0lasd, That in the death Mr.. Bradley the
cause OF SuuTa7 school Instruction as evttenced
by his labor in this IN another fell sub Iuent
most devoted AMI active worker, wio olcs and
peIsonAl enortS ~ the cause IN yes pSst can only
cause Of Christ VITA feelings Of great Pleasure AMI
satisfaction. ...'. 80 ~
Resolved, That we hereby tender our Christian
symPath!es TO the widow an Imily Of dect as I'd
brother. and, while we sorrow with them for the
loss Of9he huh mi an father Of the earthly famly
we can at the IN tine rejoice in the thou Eht that
he h IS Joined the family ahoTe in the house Of
many mansions pr pared by the Greet Shepherd for
those 10, faithf unto death, ART found wort to
haYs b stoTnd u on turm the crown OF life.
Rssotrsd, That COPY OF thes" r0sO' ms be
seTt to the widow OF Mr.. Bradley, and be pIbhshed
in tn. public Journals OF this city.
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WHY WE SELL

go reasonable We make Tea . spAolalty.
Our IicllIties for purchasing are sur
passed by no house in this country, and
cQualed by few. All Tess cola by us
Guaranteed to give satisfaction. Pur-
chasing on lines or large Quantities from
irst han s, we are enI0led to sell from
. cents 70 50 cent? per pound less than
can DC purchased elsewhere, and having
. very large trade we are continually
turning over our stock. Consumers can
always get fresh goods from Us. In Sc
iecting our Teas we use great care, ana
get none but choice chops and OF the
latest Importatiops. e. ID.
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MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
~ ISOLATION, corner Of Ninth and d
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EDUCATIONAL.

Miss HARROTER'S SCHOOL, : o.
- Young lies and Chi iren, Iss5 st-ers VIII
reopen THURSDAY, september 10. Circu arS my
me Principal. aag3I-fIu
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F~OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION.
- EkS OF THE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY, WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
July %, lT+.-Notce Is hereby given to all persons
other than deposit who may have claims gAinst
the FreedmAr'S Savings and Trust Company or
any Of its branches that they are called upon to
present the same. and TO make legal proof thereof
TO the Comm sslonerS of said company, at their
once, No. 1907 PennITlySniA avenue, Washington,
Pass books. when properly adjusted, will be
deemed suhicient proof OF the balances shown 10
their pass books to the respective branches BIZ
which they were Issued Is soon IS possible that
they may be properly VERT ed and balanced.
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL,
R0NERT PIRVIS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FSseDR JOS. TABER JOHNsON I1As
- returned to toe city. and resume his prac-
uee. OHoe and residence, So New York sVeaue.
Oinee hours: 70 .. m, II TO Sto p. IN.
sel-S.-Eg, Ih6s lstarl
YEA STATED COMMUNICATION OF
held PaIs (ru .sdaYl EFENfSG, September !. At
7:S) O'cl0cs.-4E I've y member Is re luested TO be
present. By order Of W. n
sci W. @. BROCK, Secretary.
kP NOTICE.. o. Il. MA til MEM-
- BERS OF the Great Conn ii. ID. c., are
hereby notihcd that an Adjourned session Of the
Great Council viii be he'd At SENECA Wigwam, on
the Second Slerp, Eighth Corn Moon,
"WEDNESDAY. September z, } g. 8. d. 81. Busl-
ness OF Importance to be transacted. - : -.
sepl-2t' JOHN N. McELWIAN, g. Q, u:
s~eNOTICE.-BAR ASSOCIATION OF
~ District OF Columbia. An adjourned
meeting Of the Bar Association viii be h cid To-
DAY, CFuesday,D It 2 O'Clock. p. M, to receive
and act upon such resolutions a. may then be re-
ported By the committee Of the Assoc alton in re-
Epect to the memory OF Joseph II. BrTdley, r. AL
members Of the bar are invited to attend and par
tieipate. By order or the Bar Association.
sci W. z. BELL, Secretary, pro tenn.
RReONLY PUBLIC SCHOOL ROCKS
~ SoLDI-Note paper that one can write on
for 70 cents rFAm; same IS othrr deal are try-
ing 10 sell for o., -Four thousand Of
ths above JUST rec red an sto ed In myNAe-
r ,Orns. Also ENVELOPES at el.Oo per Thousand.
BRAD, ADAMS, corner Ninth and + str cts,
under st. C.old Hotel. sel-6t
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. U RR,
I1 ISOs II STREET N. W,
WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL ON MONDAY
SEPTEMBER III aux ThS&falm'
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EsTABLIsHED IN 1859.

THOMSON ACADEMY.-THE DUTIES OF
\ This schooI, now IN is sixth year, VII 6e re-
sunSd Monday, September z. 8. JhO. ThOM-
son, Principal. can be seen st the Acade my. lOlb
ISe.fth street northwest, on and after Monday,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Tho Union Mission Sunday school meets ev.
cry Sabbath afternoon, at half-psst o'clock
NJ the court house. All are invited
German Methodist Episcopal Church-Liye
Oak street. Services every Sabbath at ten
o'clock In the morning and half past seven
In the evening. q. Albrecht, pastor.
NJ. Matthew's Episcopal Church--Corner In.
mar and Elm streets. Rev. =. ID. Davenport,
Rector. Sunday School at 8 am. Services
at lO1a am. and "a pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Corner
commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DIR. W
+. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School at 9
am; Services at II n. m. and ~ .. m. CITY
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas,
AZ IL A. NJ, and corner Young and Eryav
streets, at p. NJ. every Sabbath. Rev, Sam
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church-Bryan street new build.
ing)-Rev. Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser
vices: Low mass, am; high mass, lO% am.
veSpers, 4p,m.
christian Chnrch-Elder II. M. Gano, Pastor.
services every Lords day at IL a. m, and TX
pm. Sabbath school at 91a am, ~
missionary baptist Church-Patterson ave-
nue.. Rev; Abram Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
school ut So am. Services at 1917 am. and
S12 pm.
Presbyterian Church-Elm street. Rev
7. smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab
Dath AT lOl AIN. and PIN. Weekly PRAYER
meeting wednesday. at 7 PM. Sabbath
schooi SABBATH morning at 0 O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church.-preaching eve.
~ naoDath at lO:SO a. m. and Sp. M; class
meeting u m; song service 7:30 p. M; Sunday
school y a. M; prayer meeting Thursday
evenings at o'clock
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Jefferson
street. Sunday School at 81 am. Services
ut ii a. m. andS p. m.
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For cheap dry goods go 10 the
Dollar Store.
Thompson's New Thcatcr.

The elegant new theater of Thomp-
son, on Main street, for the present,
will be devoted exclusively to first
class variety entertainments. All the
great stars In the profession will be
played in succession, and the manage.
ment will spare no pains nor expense
to make 1t the leading variety show in
the southwest.
AS soon rs everything gets in proper
running order, the management pro-
pose to adopt the plan in vogue at
Fox's American varieties, Philadel-
phia, that Is, to close the bar and
devote one evenings entertainment in
the week, and one afternoon, for q matt
nee for the accommodation of ladies
and children. We wish his new en-
terprise every success. 255d3t
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a dramailsed version 0f I'ennyson'a
poem with q musical olio,
On Thursday Miss Carlolta takes q
complimentary benefit, when quite u
bill will be presented, The Cosm0po'
lltes will assist, aud aud the "Mulllgan
Guards will parade ~
Our theater goes may now rely upon
a series Of pleasant aud excellent anu
sleal and dramatic entertainments,
Matinee on saturday, when Miss
Edith Maude ellis will delight chill
dren Of her own age, as well ~ all ca
pable Of appreolaIIng extraordinary
precoolty,
Miss Carlottas Ma, SipdnsdOiOn was
u very lady'llke aud spirited perform'
ance, while her costumes were Us ele-
CANT ~ they were becoming, This at'
tractiye little actress dues everything
we'll she essays, aud seemsto throw her
whole spirit Of fun into II, Al, for in
stanoe,as "Nan, the Good for Nothing"
which was capital,
The new troupe bring some Interest
Ing acquisitions In Miss Viola May, Mr.,
J, B Buckley IA character actor Of de-
cided merit, Augusta ELLIS and little
elghtsyear old phenomenon, Edith
Maude ELLIS, OF remarkable bright
ness, who may, one day, DO "a lead
Ing LADY," with large salary, II she
continues TO be ~ pretty, modest and
bright M she nov IL.
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Cotton,
THE GENERAL MARKET.

quotations represent cash prices for large
lots, and are not applicable to small orders.
:, BACoN-Weak. Clear sides, Ice; shoulders
,BAGGING-Dull. Prices range from l7lSa
lse, supply small; demand limited
BUITER-Active. Country and western
SoSS 49, Supply limited.
H bEESW1A,sN-Firm, at 9O@25c per pound.
CAN DltES--Star, dull at l71aC@l9c.
COFFEE-Market active; prices ranpino
from 2l@2ic for Rio; no Java in market OF
consequence.
C C0RNN :; at CSC per bushel.
WIZ VIE tMlrEAMLnActive at sO@l copper bushel.
NMS,hdEAT-Dull at 81 O0@l 10 per bushel.
FLOUR-Quiet; good quality of family
at from " W to So so per hundred.
OK ESGsSEActive; supply light; sell at Pa
FkUIT-Fresh oranges Louisiana, per bar.
sel' WI apples, Sigh 50 per barrel; lemons,
HAMs-Market strong; supply yerv lin.
ited OF 1870 per pound.
na HAt az. Active by the wagon load, $50
HIDES-Narket firm; dry flint. lsalSlZc
per pound; dry salted, l4lSc per pound green,
lc per pound; green sailed, Sc per pound; deer
LARD-But little in market; tierce, le,kc..
dency. 'eh-
oATs.-Actlve at 5216@55c per bushel,
oNlONS-Full large supply; prices range
rom y to 81 5Oper bushel.
PoIATOEs-lrish, sl@4 so per bushel
sweet potatoes, 75c TO 81 90 per bushel; de-
mand active and supply good.
PouLTRf-Chickens, full grown, SOC.
young chickens, 25e each.
SALI-,Active at from 81 10 to 81 50 per
sack, and s. 1908 80 per barrel.
SssITARGH.Firm at &c, supply good
osuGAk-Fair, lO14c; prime, l5c; choice
'~ S, Goiiee i2S1c, powdered and crushed lS]4c
TlES-Flrm: beard ties, SIC; arrow, Sc.
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Fields Eflenter.

The largest house perhaps of the
season, assembled last night to greet
the Stevens-Carlotta troupe, which ap.
peared last night in the amusing
comedy of "Everybody's Friend" or
"the Widow Hunt.n Mr.. ]. A.
Stevens, who has played here before
very successfully, gave us an excellent
bit of comedy as Major Wellington De
Boots. His performance of this
amusing part was exceedingly good.
The effort is one of his happiest in
comedy. He looked the humorous.
bouncing hen-pecked "Major" to the
life, and the effect of the acting was
greatly heightened by his dressing of
the part.
The recitation of "Shamus o. Brien'
by Mr.. Stevens was very finished
and effective thing. All the different
touching and graphic passages of that
popular and spirited poem We're rem
dered with great elegance of diction
aud beauty of elocution.
Miss Carlotta's "Walking on the
Shady Side" and other songs sung by
herself, dressed AS dashing young
Broadway swell, were all very clever.
MIR. Buckley gave very original and
versatile Irish vocal and whistlimg
sketch of more than ordinary merit.
The troupe is now fairly in the good
graces of the public. Tonight Dora
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CITY BUSINESS
Pool Shooting.
% 10 TWHTNI0VNI
Superintendent of Immigration.

The coming holiday sports commenced on
Saturday, December 9Th, at Duane n Co.'S
shooting gallery, No. 4OS Main street, Dallas,
Texas, where the best shots In the weekly
pool will be awarded hundreds OF dollars.
Amateurs and all lovers OF shooting should
come, rs lessons In shooting are given free OF
charge. Remember, the old and experienced
shots are not always the best,
RULES IN POOL SHOOTING,
AT Duane ~ Co.'s Shooting Gallery;
Rule THE weekly pool will open ON the
commencement of each week, and will close
on Saturday night ut eleven o'clock.
Rule All persons shooting for the pool
must deposit their entrance for each card
that they shoot at.
Rule 3--Thc proprietor will deposit twenty
times the amount OF the entrance fec.
Rule i-The person making the four best
consecutive shots, string measurement on
the card, will be entitled to oil the money In
the pool box, less ten per cent.
Rule 5-No person connected with the gal
lery will be permitted to shoot for the pool.
Rule Cat the closing Of each weekly pool,
the lock box will be opened, under an atiida-
Wit that the contents OF the lock box is true
and correct. 25Gdtf
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Personal.

Robert h. Montgomery, Esq, right.
of-way agent of the Texas and Pacific
road, and Mrs. Montgomery, nee Dodge
ian account of whose brilliant wedding
In Council Bluffs was published in the
HERALD short time since, have arriv-
edin town, and are at the San Jacinto.
Welcome.
Colonel T.. C.. Mcclure, late editor of
The HERALD, has resumed the prac.
tice of the law, and established his
office over the city bank. The colonel
lisa polished gentleman, an able lawyer
and learned in the law. We predict II
brilliant and successful career for him
at the bar of our state, and are satisfied
that his talents and social qualities will
not fail to win for him both fame and
fortune.
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TInE MAIAA.

Arrival AMI Departure Of Maih NJ Dallas Post.
pilre,
Northern mail arrives daily ~ $3.50 N,
departs NJ $40 a ~,
honthen mail arrives NJ $40 mi departs
NJ UiD Niu,
Texas aud Pacific mail arrives NJ 1900 mi
Departs ~ 100 y ~,
Fort Worth, Wenthrrfod nnd Jaclssboro
mai arrives except Mpuiay-l NJ p m; de-
paris except hunlNyO az am,
Denton nud Wise County, lewiayillc and
Tnuily Mlla mali arrives Monday, Wodnea.
lny Nnd Friday ~ u y ini Departs Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday At7 am,
Clphurur, Hood County, Cedar I'M, Mans
lud and ANntud0 mail departs Monday aud
Ihundny ~ am, arrives Wednesday aud
Saturday ~ u pm,
WNNuhnchle mail arrives Monday, We'd.
nosdny aud Friday NJ pm, departs Tues.
day, Thulhlny aud Saturday NJ ~ AIM,
Scycnoi Hnughth St1rO aud Onion Ill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturl
day nt u nj departs Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday all pm.
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The Bloody Chasm and bloody Shirt
Business.

The Bloody Chasm and bloody shirt
Business.
During the conclave of the Grand
Encampment of the Knights Tenn
plar of the United States, recently
held in New Orleans, eight thousand
strong, they were royalty entertained
and general good feeling was inau-
gnrated. For instance, before the
Texas Templars left, the Michigan
Templars called on them and presented
each Texan with silk badge upon
which is Il picture representing two
Templars shaking hands over u bloody
chasm. Upon the badge is printed
MICHIGAN-LETU US
Here a picture OF the Templars shaking
hands over the bloody chasm.l
AND BURY
Here the picture OF II "bloody shirt."l
TEXAS.
THE HERALD is indebted to Sir e.
g. Bower, ID. g., commander of this
city, for n specimen of this unique
token offraternity and good will.
During the visit of the Sir knights
they called On Hon. Jefferson Davis,
eX-president of the confederate states,
accompanied 10y n large number of the
northern Sir Knights, and We're re-
ceived with that peculiar courtesy and
dignity which Mr.. Davis possesses in a
remarkable manner. His bearing to.
wards the whole party was extremely
cordial and polite, and they came away
charmed with the elegance of his man
ners and the brllliancy of his CONVEX
sation.
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Al No, bli Maln street Mr. II, Mo-
keniy will shaw you the famous "In'
dependent sewing machlne,N which
has maHy fine qualities 70 commend IT,
Ladies', golo No, old Main street,
We have known and dealt with
Pierce n Lyle ever since they began
tho stationery aud book business here,
and San, therefore, confidently recon-
mend them ~ among our most liberal,
obllging aud successful dealers Their
stock Is not surpassed by any IN north
Texas, Remember their number, bO7
Main street
When DR., Jefifies moved from the
square down into the very heart OF the
business part Of the city his friends
predicted he would do u fine business,
lilo h doing just that, His stock Of dry
goods, boots, shoes, hats, clothing,
blankets, hannels, etc., IL unsurpassed,
and he Is Us courteous aud clever IN
ever,
On Cochran street, Mr., a. W. Nor
ton, undertaken, has In his shop u first
class cabinet maker
No sos Main street II Reed a La'
throp's new book aud stationery estab'
lishment Their store Ia u handsome
one, aud In the way Of "news' paper,
writing paper, wall paper, counting
house books, they ARE Immense.
Measrs, NJ, Il, Franklin ~ Co., Main
street. have magnificent stock Of
blank books, fine stationery, photo
graphs, chromos, late papers and mag
oalnes, toys writing desks, dressing
cascs, pocket books, gold pens, aud
pencil cases, wall paper, standard
works, novels, etc., all selected with
great care, especially for this trade,
Messrs, Adams n Leonard, bankers,
ARE buying aud selling exchange on
Now York, New Orleans, 81. Louis,
Galveston, Houston, aud all the prin-
cipal European cities. They also ne
gotlate llrst.class bonds aud make col
lectlons on all points.
The business Of the city bank has
greatly increased under the able man
agement Of w, IL. Hughes, Esq, pres
ident, since It's removal TO liz present
location. The cashier, Mr., j, w. Wal
den, assisted by the Messrs, Cannon
and Mr. Hurst, keep the office running
smoothly, aud get through any amount
of business daily.
Austin n Co. have just now some
beautiful watches and
chains, which would make very ne
ceptable Christmas presents.
Messrs. Marsalis ~ Underwood are
getting in Il tremendous stock Of choice
Look in and examine them.
No. Elm street IL JOS. Mencler's
grocery store. Cigars, wines, produce,
he has OF all kinds, cheap, fresh and
good.
Mrs. l.. j, Bath, the popular milli-
ner, has opened fine stock OF goods
aud human hair, over Hamilton IL
Co.'s, Main street The ladies should
call and see her new styles-remember
the place, up stairs, rear room, over
Hamilton Il Co.'s.
The "Favorite" billiard saloon Is the
place for On quiet gameo with friend.
Mr.. j. G. Mcconnell, hardware,
sheet iron and agricultural implement
dealer, has everything needed in his
inc and sells at moderate rates, first
ate goods.
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TEMPERANCE BOOKS
Ofail kinds are constantly kept
at Franklin's book store, SOL
Main street.

Holiday presents, the largest
assortment I'm the southern
states. to compete with any New
York house, YOU will find mt
the Dollar Store.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District JudgG-H. Bnrksdale, Dallas,
Criminal Court Judge--Silas Hare, Sher-
man,
District Attorney-Ed, q. Bower, Dallas.
District ana ex.oillclo County Clerk
Alexander Harwood.
Deputy ClerlIs--R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre M
Brown, William 4. lIarwood.
Shcrln-lames n. BarlIley.
Tax Clerk Adolphe King.
Deputy Sherins--J. N. Chapman, Thomas
=, Floyd, Thomas =. scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
Surveyor Roherr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer-MnItin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide nspector-Thomas John.
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. l-John d. Kerioot (preslding
justlcel, Dallas.
Precinct No, 2-William A. George, Ian.
caster.
Precinct No. S-Charles Barker, Cedar
Precinct No. 4-Thomas L. Frank, Breck.
inrldge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas D. Coates, scyene
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PIERCE ~ LYLE,
bO7 Main,
70 the Clergy and Iaify oi the Diocese
~ Texas,

OMAHA, Noyember ~, 1914,
BRErHRgH-Our well believed brother Ia
chrisl, the very Rey Alexander Charles Gar
rell, u, D., dean, eleu 10 10 he eonseoraled
Missionary Bishop ~ northern Texas Ia
Triniiy cathedral, omaha Nebraska an the
fourth sunday Ia Advent, December The 2Olh
~ the heur Of eleven o'clock AN
The Right Rev II, II, Garrison, u, u, Ill
D., being tbs oonseeralori lhe Right Rev D.
H. futile, d, D., Missionary bishop Of Utah,
preacher with the Right Rev, william H.,
Hare u. D., Missionary bishop NJ Niobrara,
aud tho Right Rev, y, \, hpauldlns, D. d.,
Missionary Bishop u Colorado presenlers,
You are cordially invited 10 DO present,
Should y0u be able 10 come, please INFORM
tho undersigned without delay, that accom-
mediation may DO secured Tor you, ny order
of the presiding bishop,
JAMES PATTERSON, Omaha,
ny, q. SHAW, hllyerdlen,
2lbdeolb Attendant rreabyierR