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81 aGc "a o. 81 !. ], q Z
+, saas as. ~ sso
stJin;s, ~ ssi ~ ~
iav vr ssranes 80
Cores: Rio ornpscn. 2z@2sc. seods g
aaadtss: Aaarnsutine csnstles 171epI 81; aRse
Gassss: 610I 7c..s Nortf,srn ard western pfstas
Il sntting. 17c.: eomrnor: 12c.s KHsiish astrJ
Lgra: frims.sssreis md tiesc.s fska13Sc: "a
na tfa9, !, q. On,
.e roid4ses = y
syTnp 6daSssc. n rasion e:ri,a md sS,ssoyndo
Ds,@ss arso Rico 60s6sc. New orlean.
pf ptn, ooegS4c
Fish: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. C ara So. cut
| 1926: Eastern moss s4.a5sas4sso; NORTH t,
rel sei,No:i Bay. sl52IT: no: 2. in barrels. sl2a
s2.So; No. 2: IN kits, ga; No. 81. $3.50. Ness
Salt LIVERPOOL. n OF, from y,h,rt 40 o. c.c,,
STORE: arnnnd ANN Al OK 90 ans, 20 20 AioH
Sugar: Crushed, powdered. and ersnslatad.
Ike; A. lie: ii. IUXc !: ex,raSt,.. iOzs. q;
l0kc.; yellow. $40 exc: cu. loaf. 124c PORTO
Rico. S&eg9Ac.: Demerara, 9kg1 0c. New Or
! 1xc.; toilet, 15@20c., and fancy prices ccun.
try: 495c 80
Gle: imperial. si.l0Gsi 80 guiipo WIDER, 65c.@
81 as for strictly choice. -' $3.50 ~
.,,... I.,.h. So
fuaess LeaIncr, dCc.
Hides: Green. 4Q6c.; dry, salted. 12@I5c.; dry
srin:s - T Sa saleo wet sailed calf
LeaaneT Soie Learner, oak. sole leather,
antah o. SS ys2 - tn cry
ness So5Sasn HiI " "a na 10
b. casEins Ere,cI, II Ss@So OK % - Y
s a. SsSs ao @A.1ossp1.So 8 U.i rough
shHuls, zoes3Ic. f8 .k5, s "a
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
:. L.... -,
ron American refined: 35flO3A. " ~: English
ana American sheet, b@6xc.; SHedes, hammered,
aaag noop 6@sc: Burdens horseshoe Sc. 25
& 1880 s.! S g 100 MS Tredsgas horseshoe, $50
Steel: MAYORS cass steel, 2ogSie.g n; English
81 = is1Ec v D.. American blisrered, 12kc
u IT, 70.
Plough. Castings: Wholesale, 54c.; retail, exc.
d d.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ate: Scotch best brands, pints, az o042.25 a.
Rect;fe5 1Ub;elsyo s,ommor s1@a,1x. t,n
nrnof s1 = sSa1 5n Soinoh' 9ieu9i'Ao iun
p.s VI, hoNaa 10y; Sasir
soSgS. WWsnfigs' Meoun' St.ovgSSS, pure oi1,
35s50ass 5si ana "nwards new S1sI'oo' oio
Gin: Domestic, II .25a9s2; imported, 80 case.
81 so; apple. new, Sc; old. 81. 9o@sa. S2.25
Rum: New England, S1.4O@$l.5O; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, t40ls6. -,
Rome Manila host oa@o,c s,s,, ooc 40 n
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

= KICHMOND, July 20, IOIf
Since our last weekly report we have had very
general seasons In most the tobaccogrowing dis
trcts, which has greatly improved that part of the
crop which had already been set out, and has en-
abled the planters in many instances to plant lin
some cases) the whole of their usual crop, and In
other instances one-halr to twe-thirds The mar
ket has ruled very firm during the week, with i'm
proved tendency, the advance in prices noted in our
Inst report being fully sustained, and from present
indications likely to remain so. We give bulow
our revised quotations:
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LOrusyl,i = n z !. .,xr,rs

LOUISVILLE. July 23.-F1our unchanged. Corn
quiet and unchaDged nc S2GQS4c. for white; 7461
76c. for mixed. Pork acdve and higher at S2S.
BACON In fair dsmann and higher at 9kc shoulders,
11kc.: clear rib IL xc,; sugar-cured hams, 14xc.;
plain, 144c. Lard-'ierce. 14GD14xc. as 81 800
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NORFOLK nIARKETS

july 22.-7fack.--Applea, sI.5U02a a barrel
Tomatoes. 75c. per box. Irish potatoes, 41.60YR
6ari ell, loose. Hatermelons, s9@l15 "a hundred.
- antelopes, $2G2 90 - barrel CaDoages S1.50@9
Corn.--Sales since last review OF 1000 bushels
Market closed quiet Salesof white at Ole. s
Hhsdt-New has been arriving but slowly M vet.
tne oharlH2s generally In good order and OF fair
Quality though out little Of reay prime has been
choice nc now bringing s1.45@I.4s; fair TO PRIME
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Cher kissed Ton s.g0oa-nIgnt. snes
Two stood for an aomefnt III ffe bail and ffhen
The door closed Mrs. Beecher seemed greatly
afected, and with difficulty walked to her
home. Other ladies called on Mrs. Tiltop,
but stayed only q few minutes.
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ST. LOUIS, MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. July 20 Flour quiet, weak. and lie
tie doing. Corn firm aud In fair demand 65c, for
No. mixed. Whiskey steady at 96:. Mess pork
higher. 1913 @S25: held at 1850 at close: Bacon
11a911ssc. for clear. Lard trim at l. c. for sum-
Iner.
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK. July 80 Noon.-stocks DUN. Money,
g. Gold, 1857. F1cbange-Long, 4s7H; short,
400. Governments and States dull
NEW YORK, July 3-Evening.-Money easy, 90
21S Exchange dull at 4S7h. Gold, 1097S@110.
Governments duh and strong. States quiet and
steady.
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Rsy. Henry Ward Beecher, t. Is stated,
Wiisspend the renainde of the summer and
preach. sat. the Twin. Mountain House, M. a..
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LYNCHBURG MARIE.

july 22.-- Corn--05c.@Rs "a
E Oats-6OG1G5c. ~
!. 'g gs 81 4o@s1.4s; red, sl.so9
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 23.-Virginia SIS. old, 50; con-
solidated, 81; ex-coupons, so. West Virginia's,
10. Bid to-day.
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Brooklyn, April 2, 1872.
The words of Theodore Til,on.

The Last Words OF Theodore Tilton.
! MIR. Tilton stepped from q carriage that
ended its journey down Broadway at the
Aston House last evening about half.past 8
o'clock. He was met by asHerdld reporter
within the hotel, who begged the privilege
of an interview in regard to bis statement
before the Committee of investigation. Mr.
Triton replied that he must say to the re-
porter us he had said TO all the reporters,
that he declined TO be interv co. q
would state, however, that ie had gore pc
fore the committee on the pre9yieats eye
ming NTH sworn statement y nlci l ne
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p,ary,iiL 4, : T ! 4 ], {, !; ssARKET.

-.ReceiptS Light Rnn masnes ~
viii, 81, ADVANCE In prieesalt GOOD en- IA
t,ae1 % partjeulariy being eagerly souxns ale
mr. ces paid. ne quote z = :. . 4
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C2nQtcQlOn 10 We INJURY " O1tei o. 3IV"s
the beginning she has stood ao'h her hand
upon my lips, saying Hush!' 80 aohen
you prompt me 10 speak for her you counter
uail her more Christian mandate Of silence.
Moreover, after all the chief victim OF the
public displeasure is myself alone, and so
long as this is happily The case shall try
with patience to keep my answer within my
own breast lest it shoot forth like thunder
bolt through other hearts.
"Yours, truly, THEODORE IILToS.~
MIR. Tilton Leaves his Home.
: To-day Mr.. Triton wall give up his house
and home at No. TIA Livingstone street to
Mrs. Triton, in order that she may return
thereto as promptly as possible, and thus
terminate the necessity of her remaining
with MIR. Beecher,s friends as visitor. A
|; legal separation has been agreed upon, and
the house and all that it contains has been
given to her. Mr.. Triton makes only com.
naratiyely insignificant exception; he takes
with him his writing-desk and few books
of reference. In all other respects the home
will wear to the children the same aspect
that they have been familiar with all their
lives.
Mr.. Beecher's Letter Of June 81 1919.
TO The Editor OF. the Herald, II have
maintained silence respecting the SANDERS
which have for some time past followed me.
/ should not speak now bat for the sake OF
relieving another OF unjust I'M ntatiop. The
document which was recently publishfq
bearing my name, with others, was published
without consultation either with me or with
Mr.. Tilton, nor with any authoriz ation from
us. If that document should lead the pub
licto regard Mr. Iiton as the author OF 4, ine
calunnies to Whicn Il alIndes 1t will DO hin ~
great Injustice, & am unwilling I1as y
should even sAem to be resp nsib bic for inJ q
rions stat nents whose force mas derlf iasI
wholly from ott ~, I, :, s.
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\. t1h9"o'IdEeu TTChS ttIcRram.J
Nt" lokK, july 23.--Mrs. Tilton's state.
,"tn' published. She begins with the ex-
is sss That the imperative necessity which
49,, 'p'cea upon her to pick anew the pains
49, al sorrows she had for the last ten years
~. w., schooled herself to bury and forgive Is
,us sadoest act Of her life. A sense Of the
fS es OF her life faith almost cop,peis
Ii,ers J Wv 10 stand aside till God himself de-
YET. Yet she sees In the war. Ion ACT of
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Baoon. shoulders; clear ribbed sides,
/ saaa, lei .rgiala hams, s4c..;s sugaF-.
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"A dispatch from ,ssew York yesterday
says: On Tuesday evening Mrs. Beecher,
closely wrapped, W;sd, led TO Mr.. OVington,a,
leaning on her scr Is arm. They asked for
Mrs. Triton, aud the two ladies were shown
into the trent pailor, where there was no
light, and .or an hour and quarter Inc
wives Of me acctlser aud the accused say 10 ll1
earnest conversation General Tracy Wa ISL,
tae r .ouse part of the time. He consnilea
| WIN Mr. Edward Oyington and his brother,
and fhen went home. Afterwards Mfs. bee
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IjS,lu
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MnyOr Snbell's Court,

Lewis Carter, heroicly drunk and
lowly down; two dollars and costs.
f. Morris, drunk all through and
counting, on his back, how much of the
waning moon was left; two dollars and
costs.
Jerry Collley thought a street car Il
cosy place TO swear and boil over IN;
seven dollars and half and costs.
Ill. Brin, and Ahrenburg, his clerk,
for disordcrly conduct, and some
trimmings" thereto. a jury decided
that Ahrenburg had capered to the
amount of fifty dollars and costs, and
his honor fined Brin ten dollars and
costs.
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This lively house is racing along at a
brilliant rate, rolling in new invoices,
rolling out new sales and altogether
presenting rs animated spectacle of
n tip-top business house rs can be
found in the city. Among beautiful
and extensive enlargement Of their
stock, yesterday, we noticed several
hundred dozen olair tight fruit jars, just
what the ladies are now in quest of. A
large lot of Jewctt's water coolers,
holding from one to six gallons, are
among the new lines, while an extern
sive stock of lamps and bar fixtures
complete the list.
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Yesterday morning Judge Kerfoot
was called upon by u couple, who, with
refreshing brevity, informed his honor
that marriage was plainly what they
were after The man being seventy
eight years of age and the female about
forty, the judge could not perceive that
their parents had any grounds against
their marrying on account of their
youth, and at once went through the
legerdemain of uniting them in we'd
lock, after which the couple departed,
wearing countenances which were but
mirrors of their hearts, and which
shone in their pure JOY like polished
gold. The name of the bride was Larena
j. Morgan and the groom is Philaman
Lacey, a veteran of the war of 1912, and
who was one OF the bravest soldiers
under General Jackson at the battle of
New Orleans. Hearts so young in
frames so old, was but an allegory of
May and December kissing each other.
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CHURCH. DIRECTORY.


n, Matthews Episcopal lhurcl-Comcr In
mar ana Elpi streets, Rev, =, u, Davenport a
Rector, sunday School NJ / pm, Services
~ lOls hln, ana ~ pm,
Methodist Episcopal Church Souih-C0rner
Commerce nnd Lamar streets, Rev, Or, W,
u, Easlrflng, Pastor SUNDAY school NJ y
Ami serNlcrhut II u, IA, nnd ~ p' ~, Ilty
mission services, Swiss avenue, cast Dallas,
~ II A, NJ, aud corner Young ana Eryny
streets, al q =, NJ, every Sabbath, Rcv. SAM
uel Armstrong, pastor
Catholic Church-Bryan street new build
lngl-ReY, Father Marlnic, Pastor Ser
Vices Low mass, AMI high mass, los am;
yespers, ip,m,
Christian Church-fldcr II, NJ, Gapo Pastor.
Services every Lord y day al II q, M, ana ~
PIN. sabbath school Nte'g ain,
Missionary baptist Churol-Patlersdn AVE-
nue., Rev, Abrnm Weaver, Pastor. sunday
school ats am Services nj lO'a am, and
50 pm,
Presbyterian lhurch-l,lm street. Rev A,
J.. smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every sab
bath at 10Y AIN, ana PIN, Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday ~ pm, sabbath
school Sabbath morning NJ 0 O'Clock.
Cumberland Presbyterian Churcl-JenerSon
street, sunday school at Sia am, Services
At II a. N, and Sp. IN.
Methodist Episcopal Church. Preaching eve-
~ sabbath evening at Odd Fellows hall Mt
1880 o'clock,
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Bacon; CleaIsdes illtG; Breakfast li-ci
Hams, cnnvasscd, li@l7c; Hams, sugnr-cured,
lbc,
Alolnssos (in barrels per gallons Fair G5ci
Prime zoe; Choice Soc Golden syrup Noe silver
Drips SJc
Sugar in barrels per pound; Fair l0c;
Primo lli,c; Choice he; Yellow clarified he;
White clarified l8c,pOwdered lic;Crushed llR,
Fish (MHckercD No, /, half barrels slU No,
.. half barrels ~ No, kits 81, MOI, kils2 -
Tobacco per lh, DitSiC,
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Letting of the New Hote, CONTRACT.

The contract for the construction of
the new hotel was let, yesterday, to
Messrs. Leonard Bros, their bid being
the lowest. viz: $4,000. The house
contracting and building firm of Leon
ard Bros. is one of the strongest in this
state, and the character of their work
are examples of architectural beauty,
finish and stability. When completed
the San Jacinto hotel will add another
leaf to the chaplet of this firm. The
contract requires it to be completed in
four months.
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!, d.. NcAIiiaicr.

This gentleman has opened, in east
Dallas, on Elm. street extended, one
Of the very ncatest and best stocked
dry good and grocery stores in the city.
Colonel McAllister is Virginia gen
tleman, Of that school whose hospitablc
and large-souled character will chal-
lenge friends and keep them and as
one of our new merchants, aud an eX-
perienced one, he will be found to he
appreciably instrumental in expanding
the trade Of beautiful and growing
part Of our city. The attention Of our
readers is referred TO the card Of This
house in another column.
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NOiIee md Zen
FrnIts. Nuts and COnfeci ioneries.

Rio common, 2Sc Fair 10 good, poe; Prime
10 choice, Soc q, q. JAVA, 3lci Ten, per N, SOC
Il Jl
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NOTICE..

The thoroughbred, short horn Durhar
bull,
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;. D. BLAKE,
OF Clark, Bryan ~ Blake.
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Criminal Court, Judge Hare. Prcsid.
ing-Firh Day.

W. Macarthur, swindling; continued
by defendant. G. and G. Brettleman,
permitting gaming; nollc. b. Stiner,
alias and continued. W. Woodford,
theft of mare; alias and continued. A.
Cameron, violating estray law; not
guilty. j. BranDen, cutting timber;
nolle. w. o. Deball, ohstructing street:
alias and continued. j. Bremen; car
rying away timber nolle. j. Jones.
aggravated assault land battery; alias
and continued. o. =. Prophet, UNI
lawfully praeticing medicine;continued.
ID. and w. Honsley, theft of COW;
alias and continued. w. Perry, as
sault to rape; continued by defendant.
II. +. Wilson and Riggs, theft; alias
and continued as to Riggs. G. Lewis
and j. Nittlefield, theft; alias and con-
tinued. G.. Gray ana w. Sutton, as
sault TO murder alias and continued.
n. G. Lowery and ID. Il. Towery, as
sault to murder; continued by defend
ant. j. NJ. Collier, assault with intent
to Kill; continued by consent. w. Sla-
ton, carrying pistol; alias and con-
tinued. q. Rogers, assault to murder;
continued. q. Rogers, carrying q pis-
tol; alias and continued. c. Gray, car
rying pistol; alias and continued.
ii. Hewitt, theft from house; alias
and continued. Jake Smith, theft
from house; alias and continued.
,. Miller, carrying away timber; con-
tlnued. l.. Akers, carrying pistol;
alias and continued. w. Clark, theft
from house; alias and continued. A.
a. Cameron, theft of steers; continued
ny the state; J. A. McCabe, bigamy:
continued by defendant. j. Miller, cut
ling TIMBER; continued. w. II. Jones,
melt from a house; alias and continued. |
Vi. Love, theft; alias and continued. j. |
md w. Neil, theft of COW; alias and |
continued. W. Lee, theft of hogs; con- |
inued by defendant. II. johnson and
!. North, assault to murder; nolle.
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Pierce 81 Lyle keep every
thing in the musical line, from
u live cent jews harp up to u
$1,000 piano. Sheet music not
found ira OHr stock. we will Or
der promptly and receive il in
81 few days. Always Oh hand the
finest imported strings that can
he found ils New York.
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AND AGAIN NOT THE MAN.
Dispatch from Deputy sheriff Floyd.

The following telegram, received by
sheriff Barklcy last night, will be read
with profound regret by all who sin
cerely hoped that the man at fist sup
posed to be "Bucksllin Bill, would be
identified as the right one, beyond
question, through the care taken by
that splendid officer, Sheriff Barklcy:
TYLER, May S, 1874.
j. Il. Barley, sheriaj
This Is not the man,
THOMAS :. FLOYD,
Deputy Sheriff,
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tIent first finds himself affected, he
will get n bottle Of William u, Parkers
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu and
take IL as directed, he VIII very soon
llnd the disease disappear, for, by It's
wonderful tonic properties, IL makes
the Kidneys do their work property
and this drainage of the nourishment
Of the body Is cllectually prevented,
Sold by all druggists, everywhere,
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a meeting Or HE Stockholders
Gf The Dallas Real Estate and
EsTil,llng Association ~ called
i0r Thursday, the 10Th Of May.
nj cigi, o'clock Il. W., M Fields
'Yhcater, for the transaction Of
impGriani business.
Esy order Of tIIc directors.
T.. T.. BARRY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Have You tried the new sta
aiOncry and paper firm. Elm
street, next 10 Wheat's. Reed IL
LatlirOp will sell envelopes,
writing and wrapping paper,
and stout manilia bags. AT ~.
IGuis prices.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure OF Malls at Dallas Post.
alfiaa


Northern mail arrives daily at S:35 p m;
departs ut 60 a III.
Southern mail arrives at go n m; departs
at S:tJ D IN.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at 2:l5 q m;
departs ut ll:59 PIN.
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jacksboro
mail arrives except sundays at y III; de-
parts except sundays nj q m.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisvillc and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at u y m; departs Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at ! u IN.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
Thursday at ain, arrives Wednesday and
Saturday at . pm.
Greenvile, Hunt County, Rockwell and
Wildwood mail arrives Tuesday and Friday
at IL m; departs Tuesday and Friday at
lp.m.
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at pm; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at ~ ain.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Onion Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturl
day at II IN; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm.
All mails close ut p M, as the bulk Of the
mail arrives, and IL distributed at night.
William Jones, Postmaster: +. y. Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; w. ID. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. \. Brown, Box Dis
CLERK.
Persons having grievances against the
office on any aecounll will please report the
fact in writing or In person. TO the postmaster.
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The ErVay street and east Dallas sabbath
schools OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South will give picnic in the grove adjoin-
ing the fair grounds, on Saturday. the 9th day
of May. Addresses op the subject of Sabbath
schools will be delivered by Mr.. West and
the Rev. Mr.. Cullom. Parents and childran
generally and all friends of Sunday schools
are cordially invited to attend.
SAMUEL ARM STRONG,
67itl civ Missionary
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The OmcIal Paper Of the City
JOB WORK.

We have the facilities and the work
men 60 do as good work, and NJ "H
low rates, AZ can be done anywhere
ana we mean 90 do IL. Bring your
Fine Job work 20 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner Of Main md
Lamar streets.
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MOTHERS Are not your little ones subject
10 that distressing complaint, WhoopIng
Cough, and when suffering how can II be
cured? \ thousand certificates prove that
Maisdon's PectoInl Balm viii relieve and
cure every ease, For sale by all druggists,
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Lightning Is Instantaneous, such Is the
eject produced byusing Blncaud's Lightning
Hair Dive,
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Reed a. Aatisrop. ELM street.
next TO When;'s. have paper
bags. straw and nsaIsilia paper.
nt NJ. EOuis prices.
llllm
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rnMn L.nIa Tor sale.

Twelve lots loue block, ON the principal
business street of the town Of Hutchius on
The Central Railroad, in Dallas county, Tor
'ale at low prices. Apply 10
JOHN W. SWINDELLS,
lyl5dtl Herald Office,
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RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. %, /. o.
.. f., meets on the first and third Friday
nights In each month, at the Odd Fellows
Hall. JNO, ID, KERFOOT, C, p,
+. a. SAYRE, Scribe.
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English Female IittorS, that famous female
medicine, has become u by-wOrd among OuI
people, ana many relieved ladies bless Dr.
Drumg0Olr for Us Introduction,
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DALLAS CHAiIEk, NO. ~, Royal Arch
Masons. meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city OF Dallas. on the first Monday after the
last Saturday in each month.
w. NJ. e. YOUNG, NJ. +. II. p.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
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The truth is, that lady has only lost her
beauty by continued i'll health, but just wait
I'LL she uses two or three bottles of English
Female Bitters, aud your opinion will UNI
dergo II slight change.
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Law Blanks Of every description for sal'
and printed to order, at this onicc.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
The well known property.Rn as the
"CrutchEeId House,

n the city of DALLAS, Is offered at private
ale. For terms, inquire Of
GEO. W. BAYLOR, or
JAS, .. CRUrCHElELD.
Dallas. Nov. o.. 1873. 2lGdtf
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on every Wednesday night, at the odd Fell
lows Hall. B, +. JET. n, q,
NJ. THEyENET Secretary
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Opposite post onlce, hnyo on hand and ARE
constantly receiving the latest novelties Ia
Tho market. 1Odil
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TANNEHILL LODGE. No. 50, T. & A. ~,
meets on the second and last Saturday even.
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
JOHN j. GOOD, W. VI.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.