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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

AT the GEORGIA STATE FAIR, q srLvER
MEDAL. the highest and only D emium for
Leather Stitching, was awarded 10 WHEELER
8 WILSON for samples done on their New No.
8 Sewing Machines"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

BALTIMORE, MD October 81. 1873
The MARYLAxD INSTITUTE has awarded
WHEELER & WILSON the GoLD MEDAL for their
New No. Sewing Machine. Other Sewing
Machines received nothing,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

JACKSON. SEPT. 5TH. 1879.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05
o,n,,.pnouprLY YILLEp ZION

Lodges, Chapter, Councils and Co11f'a''ae''s'
ALWAYS ON HAND;
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-03-05

oFFIoE or rAr
Planters Insurance Con.
Jackson, Mna., Jsnus,-
QUARTERLY Staten.

Glowing the condition of the p.
- rance Company or NIt..s..
quarter ending December slst Is-g
ASSETS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-19

upan lhe sporting fraternity 40 lpen
for aeeslng. Lot us play q square
game with them, shut thsm up alta
gether ar license them lat whatever
We ia, lel us stop the miserable sham
Of periodically jerking them up and
fning them ten dollars, and lheh lay
los the haitering unelion 20 our souls
that We have yindiealed lhe malfsly
Of tho law aud protected speiely from
the devil, The present policy leaves
the gamblers At the mercy VI the pp'
liee,and thus the door Is open 70 undue
influences on the police, fpr ~ q mat
ter Of business, II a gambling eslab'
llslment can make II worth the while
of the police 10 shut their eyes they
would be idiots not 10 do w. II ouI
city police do not wish ~ DO tainted
with q suspicion that they eonnlYe al
gambling, aud only shut w houses
now ana then 10 keep up appearances
they will do we'll 10 either Keep th'
gambling hells closed or else give VI
their periodical hts Of official zeal, 70
sultlng in ton dollar fines, grlns anl
wlnks, Policemen, like Mira Caesar
should not be suspected,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-19
Our Gambling HelIs.

The ways of authority are past find
ing out, and our municipal policy to-
ward the gamblers, keno men anC
Others are quite inscrutable. There
seems to be no settled policy looking
to eliminating this element. These
people rent rooms, commence business
and play under the very noses Of the
authorities, who cannot be so blind as
not to Know that gambling is going on
contrary to law. The thing goes OH
until itgets obnoxious, and then there
is a sudden burst of stage indignation.
and the "sports" find themselves de.
scended upon, arrested and hurried in
to court, whore they smilingIy plead
guilty, pay nominal fine, and it is
not great while before their estab-
lishments are again in full blast.
Ifthese people are looked upon as a
means only Of replenlshing official or
municipal exchequers, and only
enough of the law is carried out to
make show of enforcing it, the thing
is farce. The state and city should
either forbid, under heavy penalty,
the gambling business, or license
and respect II. They should not look
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-19

II ID rumored General A, e. Malloy
will establish his internal revenue
Office Ia this city,
Major I, q, Jordan, formerly presl'
dent Of tho CITY bank, now healthy
aud prosperous mill owner aud huHl'
neaa man Of Glen Rose, Hood county,
In Ia the the eliyf much improved by
country air aud plenty OF elbow room
n. u, Edwards, lGsqu special cores
pondent Of that sterling H. Louis
paper the Dispatch, which has u large
evening circulation, will spend acouple
of months here for the purpose OF
writing up Dallas aud north Texas
thoroughly aud trulhfully for the In
formation Of the readers Of the Dis
patch.
We notice that our friend Bayllss IT,
Harris, formerly Of Mobile, IL putting
In good deal of work IN aud around
Mr.. H. V, TompklnS extensive com
mission house, Mr., rompklns knows
u good business man when hc sees
him, and could not have secured the
services Of u moro industrious, upright
and intelligent gentleman than Mr.,
Harris.
Mr., Church, Of CorsIcana, formerly
paying teller of Mcssrs, Adams a Leon
ard, leads TO the altar this eveung, at
the Presbyterian church, Miss Lillian
Payne daughter of Q. q. Payne, ESD,
Of the Dallas barr, one Of Texas ialrcst
daughters, The bridal party and Il
few friends are 10 be entertained by Cap
tain aud Mira. Jack Leonard, after The
| ceremony.
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Go East via st. Louis.

Now that Texas has direct rail commune
cation with the whole country, travellers
should remember that the pioneer lines of
the West afford the best and only routes
through the Indian Nation to st. Louis and
MI principal cities in the Northern, Eastern
and Middle States. Passengers from Calves
ton, Houston, Austin, Waco, Bryan, Dallas,
Marshall, Jefferson and all other cities and
towns on the Houston and Texas railway, and
Its connecting rail and stage lines, are offered
the choice of two all rail routes TO st, Louis.
At Denison, Texas connection is made with
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway, and
at Vinita, In the Nation, n junction is formed
| with the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, by
which all passengers are carried through
Southwest Missouri direct TO st. Louis with
out change of ears. Or, If the passenger so
desires, he can, when purchasing his through
ticket, arrange to continue his journey
| lin and the Missouri Pacific railroad. Both
OF these roads being under one management,
equal facilities are offered In the matter of
palatial sleeping cars, elegant day coaches,
quick time and superior accommodations of
every kind. The trains of these companies
arrive ir st. Louis in ample time to make
connection with all roads leading ont of the
city. Particular Information with maps,
time tables, ETC., can be had at the various
Through Ticket offices in Texas, or by ad-
dressing John Howard, Texas Passenger
agent, Houston, Texas, or +. A. Ford, General
PassengerAgent, 81. Louis. Mo, levitt.
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MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, November lS.-Money
steady. cold, lirmerund higher, at 10!
ollie, buying and selling silver
llrmer aud higher, rates AT lOS@lOS9,
buying and selling.
llldes-Dry Hint selected, 10000;
M they run, l6iGl7c; wet sailed select
cd, 0lc; butchers green Sc; dry
sailed, nominal; damaged halt price ;
badly dan aged and glue stuck | price.
Cotton steady aud In fair demand.
Ordinary, llso; good ordinary, l3Bc;
low middlng, llG mlddling, l4ic;
good middling, li4c.
Sales, 1854 bales; receipts, 900 bales;
stock, 60,il5 bales.
NEW York, November lS-Noon,--
Stocks active. Money % per cent.
Gold, l0a.
Exchange, long, 4SG; short, 400
governments active but lower state
bonds active and strong,
Cotton--dull and easier. Uplands,
lilc; Orleans, l5c. Sales, AIS bales.
Futures opened January, 10 $500
10 Lice; March, l5S@l5 l3-l6c,
EVENING Money 33@4 per cent.
Gold ia.
Exchange dull at iS0; governments
active and II little lower for some ;
states dull but steady.
LIVERPOOL, November 1S--Noon.--
Cotton firm. Uplands 72@-d; Or
leans Sl(@-d. Sales $4,000 bales.
Evening-Cotton sales basis mid
ding upland not below low middline
shipped December and January at
7 ll-l6.
New ORLEANS, November lS.-Cot.
ton--Demand active, and especially
strong for good staple kinds. Sales
1000 bales. Good ordinary to strict
good ordinary, 1Ss0l3sc; low middling
to strict low middling, l4I@l4sc; mid.
ding to strict good middling, l4S@
l43c; good middling to middling fair,
l43@l5lc. Receipts, 30,S20 bales; eX'
ports, Continental 400 bales; Great
Britain 706 bales; stock l09,347 bales
unsod last evening 20, 100 bales; on
shipboard $1,000 bales.
Gold, l0S@-; sight discount, ster'
ling, So 35.
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ceremony

Some of our business men have been
discussing among themselves the fen
sibllity of organizing life insurance
company In this city, The right men
might take the enterprise in hand and
work II up. The amount of money
sent out of this state for premiums fol
insurance on lives IL immense. by
all means let us have life company,
and n fire insurance company also,
Galveston, Houston, and San Antonio
have these institutions and why should
not Dallas? AS general thing, there
are few stocks which will pay better
dividends than properly managed
life company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-19

The New York Financial Chronicle
having reported more hopeful feeling
in the commercial atmosphere of the
great trade metropolis since the cleo
ton, adding that the southern buyers,
who had been sparing in their pur-
chases before the result was known,
Immediately after became free buyers,
the New York Sun sent out one of its
representatives to interview the lead
ing dry goods men, and especially to
ascertain what effect the results
of the elections had had on
their southern trade. The general re-
ply was that it was yet too early to give
an opinion. Claalin & Co. are conf
dent that trade with and in the south
will recover rapidly. T.. S. Jaiiray d
Co. concurred most decidedly in this
opinion. Stewart & Go. were nom
committal; would be better able to
give an opinion in thirty days. The
general result of the interviews with'a
number of large houses was that a
great Improvement in business rela-
tons with the south would speedily
take place. n. o. Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-19

Nothing thrilling, bloodcurdling,
soul-harrowing, amusing or otherwise
occurred yesterday; a few dsorderlies,
II few DRINKS, and one "poor lone
'oman" who accused her husband of
sticking her mighty nigh her vitals
or "wittles," it was hard to say which,
furnished material for grins for the
outsiders.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-19

Charles eagle, Oscar Sullivan, Will
liam Sullivan and Mr.. Tarrant, charged
with permitting keno to be played on
their premises were tried. eagle, VIM
Sullivan, Mr.. Whitaker, Oscar Sulli'
van and Mr.. Tarrant all pleaded guilty
and submitted to the fine assessed by
the jury, to.wit; Ten dollars each. A
proposition to remit the fines, face.
tiously made by one of the counsel and
adjourn for drinks, was not carried.
The jury were not thirsty.
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NJ sou want lhe finest ANA
cheapest b0Diss ~ 90 brought 90
Daiins, 10 10 Rfanh.isi * co,'s,
8Oi MniH street, where II itie
Inrsesi, best selected ANA most
e0mpiele siOeh Of books sia'
iioneFy, Wali paper gold peas
blank hooks, varieties, eieu
ever 0lieFeh IN this mHrlsph
Witch are seiilng 0n nI0si He-
NanI Ih1lnlIng lnrmn,
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Missouri. Kansas a"d Texas RoiIw'


This pioneer line TO Texas, having complet-
cd their great iron bridge over the Missouri
river at Boonvlle, nrc enabled TO oller stlll
better facilities for travel 10 the groat North
east.
By special arrangement, Pullmans palace
sleeping cars win bo run between Houston,
Homestead, IIoarne, Dallas, and points ON
the line of the Texas Central railroad, TO
Chicago and 81, Louis, without change OF
cars 10 New York md tho principal CONNER
cial elites OF the North and East.
ibis line passes through delightful coun-
try, and, having been completed over year,
has u smooth track, u well settled road-bed,
and are enabled To make quick time with
safety.
All passenger trains aro fully equipped
with Miler's patent coupler and Westing-
house air brake.
Our advice to the traveller from Texas is, to
ravel via the NJ, X. Il.
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FRANKLIN Il CO.,

5Ol Main street, have received
II very fullsuppiy ~ new books
COnsisling 0f the standard 0u-
tliOTs IN prose and poetry, the
beat and most approved light
literature. appropriate Juvc-
nile reading, school books,
etc., etc, which they sell very
Chcnn
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The Knights Of pythlas meet to-
night,
Has the bulk Of the cotton come la,
or are the farmers holdlnn backs
The keno men ARE OF Of the ragged
edge Of the law, aud ARE agaln happy
Business line, weather cold, damp
aud cloudy, Money scarce and times
tight
The CosmopolIles, Friday evening
Nov. 20, at odd Fellows hall. See
advertisements
Family and hncy groceries at Leon
ard Bros, Austin street, between
Main aud ELM.
The Cosmopolitea, Friday evening,
Nov, 20, at Odd Fellows hall. Sec
advertisement,
New drug store-fresh drugs, paints,
oils, ETC., Mt G. j. Moilttts corner Main
aud Lamar streets.
Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded NJ O. j. Moilelps, corner
Main aud Lamar streets.
The Cosmopolltes, Friday evening,
Nov. %, ut Odd Fellows hall. SEQ
advertisement.
Leonard Brothers, grocors, Oh Aus
tin, between Main and Elm, do the
great family grocery business.
See special notice Of NJ. Ullmann d
Co., Offering one hundred barrels
peach blow potatoes at 50 so per bar
rel.
For family and fancy groceries 70
TO Leonard Bros, Austin street, neXI
door TO Odd Fellows hall. The best as
sortment will be found there.
Out of 1900 votes registered in til,
county, $40 were cast; out of that only
800 were cast in the comfy, the RES
being in the city.
Leonard Bros. will furnish you Will
the best of groceries, at the lowest
prices, and deliver them at your dool
free of charge. Call on them.
The San Antonio Herald states that
"Mr. Camp and several other gentle
men from Dallas are in town, en- ronte
to Mexico for their health.n
The Cosmopolites are going to sur
prise their most sanguine friends on
Friday night. A great programme ha'
been prepared.
Don't ruin your eyes by buying your
spectacles at the first place you come
to, but go to Webb, sos Main street, OPP.
tician, aud be fitted correctly by his OPP
timeter.
Cure your chapped face and hands
and soften your rough skin with Elder
Flower Lotion from Moffett's drug
store, corner Main and Lamar streets
Dallas is certainly attracting atten.
ton. Within week correspondent
of the New Orleaus Times and a cor.
respondent of the st. Louis Dispatch
have come to write her up.
Perfumery, toilet and laundry soaps
starch, etc, ut Motiett's drug store, cor
her Main and Lamar streets.
The Austin Gazette says Dallas seems
to be carrying Off the honors. She
gave the biggest barbecue of the cam
paign, and now, in celebrating tn,
democratic victory, she has contrivet
to have the largest of its kind in tn,
state. We are getting jealous of thi,
Dallas. The noise it makes Is solel,
owing to the enterprise of its citizens
1t don't begin to have one-tenth par
of the natural advantages of Austin
but it bids fair to eclipse us in every
thing, even in the matter of barbecues
huge bonflres, loud Examinations, it,
fairs and conventions. There is onl,
one way to put down this noisy Dalla.
and that is by our citizens waking III
and utterly eclipsing her.
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OAnlNET FURNGPIlRE.

4 have now Ia my shop, on
Cochran street. ~ lirsi-oinss cab
net furniture Workman. and
ava prepared IA d0 all idnds 81
repairing on make new iurni-
iure ia order. All my work viii
he guaranteed ~ the best, and
prices ~ low ns Amy.
A. w. MORTON, Undertaken.
Shop on the corner Of Cochran
aud Garter streets.
gI1llW
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OPEN AGAIN.

No. AOa hIain street,
IL the number where our
old friends and the public gen'
orally viii and Us, with "a full
slack Of books, paper ~ All
kinds, stationery, wall paper
paper bags, wrapping paper
for grOeers ana merchants, cot
l0n sampiing paper, eic' New
goods coIaing la ~
REED ~ I.ATliItOi"k.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-19

THE death of the Norwegian COM
poser and pianist, NJ. Tellefsen, in
Paris, where he was long resident, is
announced. A Russian vioioncellist,
b. A. Koligriwoff, who did much to
promote art in his country, is also
dead. He, jointly with Anton Rubin
stein, was mainly the founder Of the
Conservatives Of ST. Petersburg and
Moscow.
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NOTICE,

Job work IL invariably payn'
Bile on delivery, ANA ali tran
silent advertisements ~ the
time they are handed In, Legal
advertisements must also be
paid In advance. These rules
will be strictly observed.
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HineltIeY a nihreII

Desire to inform their friends and the public
that they are at the old stand, prepared TO do
all kinds of tin work. and will have full sup
ply of stoves and tinware in three or four
weeks,
Dallas, NovemherII, as8dim
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REED AZ LA'TISrsOP

VIII SELL the Educational series
Of school books M introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They Keep
also ~ full stock 81 all other
school books, which they Will
sell as low AS the lowest.
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FlgASOlAL AND C0uagRmAL,
DFlIps % qW pALLAa hfHALp,l
AplfWbfl 10, laA'
EaalHnrf,

htw fNfl. commercial, uufluH Z dlsonlhlf
~ lnpla epniurrrlli huy 1875 q discount
GALVESTON epmmprp.ah buymH ;. discount,
New fork banllr aelligg, irom par 10 y pre-
ulufi,
~ Louis bank, selling, Gom par 20 y pee
inlnn,
New Orleans bank selling, from par 10 y
Premium,
oasyeslon bank, selling from par 10 A@4
premium,
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NO7 Main street ~ tho place 10 hod
she mTgcst nnd cheapest stock oi
books. stationery, cic., ~ the wcsi, for
II IN iis street Hnd No. 81
FIERCE A. LYLE.
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Jcffries, No. 60f ELM street, IN
i'm receipt of 81 line Of ingram
carpets and mating. 239dlw


Ere the substance fades"
And the place to do 1t Is at Freeman's Gal
lery, where nothing but flrst-class pictures
are made. Studio. corner Houston and Elm
streets. 225d2w
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TO close cut "a consignment,
we offer 100 barrels Of Peach
Blow Potatoes at $3 80 per
barrel. Nj. ULLMANN a. co.
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A. III. steagnii, merchandise
broker, c0nyeyancer. and no.
lary public. OiiiGe No, iO1
Lamar street.
mllIiI
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ilaii0n,
TmE GENERAL MARnET.


Quotations represent cash prices pr large
lots ana arc not applieahle 10 small orders
BACON Weak CleaTsideal 1901 shoulders
no,
HAGaINa-Dull. Prices range nom l7I.s
no, supply small demand llnllel,
huIihlt-AellVe Country ana Western
Aiyipr, supply limited,
HtilhMAA Firm, ~ WNbG per pound,
nlits-hlar dull ~ l1'sWlue,
fhit-Marknr Rotiyrl Prices ranging
fr0m sl@ale fpr itioi no Java Ia market d
GOllN Firm al DO per huHhel,
CORN MlgAl,-ACliYpat pOpl wper hnshol
MlileAI-hull ~ ~ N1Nl W pur buhhel
Oult-@uell good quality Vt mmlly
NJ from W ~ ln VI ~ per hundred,
Ehua-AeuYei supply llghli soil hl @A
fltpll- Fresh oranges OLouislanal per bar
ri, sli apples VOL ~ per barrett lemons
ilXMA-Mar6el strong supply very linz
itHd NJ lUl as prr pound,
HAN-Ncllyoi by the wagon lOad, $50 Il
Dor tom balHd, el2 ON the track,
! HIDES market llrlni dry 1lnt NNlh4'
per p0undi dry anlled ~ per p0und green
u per pound green sailed, 10 per pouhd deer
LAnD@Hul little In market, lierce, 1896
tins, 1907 market dun with downward ton
'OAi's-Aoliyo NJ 62l[@6lo per buahol.
ONiONk-ltull large Supply prices rang,
| from u 10 O. % per buahel,
POTATOES Irish, tl@i 80 per bushe
sweet pOtnlOcs, 7ao to VI 90 per bushcli Dc
mand active aud supply good,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., full grown, 8Oc
| young chickens, 2le ouOli,
AALi'-AOlivc NJ from " 10 10 a. 90 pc
sack aud e. lOd8 90 por barrel.
| HfAkl H-flrm nt7c, supply good,
AudAli-lnlr, 1919; primo, llhc, choice
! l9u, coffee, l2ISc, powdered aud crushed, lNiC
TlliA=flrnli beard ties SNoj arrow, Do,
| TMlNE-A full supply ~ Toe per pound,
WOOl-Firm NJ 22@2'c, according 10 qunl
! ltV
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ava. W, HwIkDEhIls'

MIC, W, Rookeit has, llom lllsd date peAS'
cd his connection with tho Dallas iitHAln'
ana ID no Longer authorized W sollell lof Aa'
yerlislng or subserl pllonsi
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Knowing that the management Of this as'
ISOLATION will he conducted rs represented,
we cheerfully recommend the same 10 the
James Leonard, John Holford, John II, Nc.
Dlugal, W. II, VIM, II, Tone j, N, Cook,
aldermen city Of Denison, Texas Judge VIII
Ham ID, kirk, i, NoylnA, city tlensurcr W,
II, liOHt, Lone star Mills weekly Times, Don.
isOnl ", Il, Fuller Alamo hOtel NJ, GoodSoll
Cook Colonel Y, III Warren, real estate bro.
kors, First National bank, Denison; Colonel
Frank Aehrader, eA-mnyori Qnlly ana weekly
News, DcniSOn; Charles II, Maurice, United
states commissioners Col, Samuel Brooks,
Galveston, Texas; Joseph Perry, attorney NJ,
Il, a. n, II, Ri W. Jennings, cN-pOstnNAtoI
United States senate; Colonel H. W. Shop
herd, Alamo hotel, Donison; General q. A,
lluel, United states army, ~, Grlillth, Texas
Merchants and PlanterH' bank, Denlson
\. a, Eddy, division superintendent NJ, X. u
r. II. H. Colonel u. j. Strang, q, NJ. u. ~
army, Dcnison, TeNRsi dOode, Stlnnctt X Co.
manager cotton compress company, DENT
son,
A statement of the distribution win be
published and forwarded to ticket holders
nnd all gifts Will be promptly paid after the
distribution.
Good and Responsible Persons Wanted
90 work for the Interests of this association
Liberal commissions allowed,
HOW 10 REMIT TO US--Money should b,
sent by express or draft, postOillco money
order or registered letters.
Address all communications 10
ALPIHEUS II. COLLINS, Scc'y.,
0w3m DenisOn, Texas.
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9ailg 8erala.
THURSDAY WOnAIAa. HOyEAaTR ",
FOIs HALIa.

NY Residence, eorner h'aeihe nEenH'
ana lI0uslan streets, enlbrHeing hn'i
bioek 81 ground, Win q veil nHis'ire
one-staFy Hnd basempnl rerif'fnHfft''
building, and all neerssaFS ""''h"''"
ings, eie, Az eaTIs applicant mHh ~
eurea hargain, -
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Another lot of those elegant
white shirts. just received and
for sale cheap, sat
239dlw JEFFRHES.
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BIAItItIIlD.

KADEl.-Y kRKEs- ln ihe fri rWhy-
lelian eliHfrhi hupaat ffrnllai n fnl.ti
l9ili hl lieY, ~ q =, f.nlih Mr hrWRe
kanr, ~ lAllie iHfh, AiAAns4s, % Miss
haiHh feri'ge fill.hiy
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SOCIETIES..


Nns0Dic.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. 0, knights
Templar, viii meet ut the Asylum in the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, +. G.
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