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Galveston General Market.


Bacon-Dull and unchanged. Clear sides
Ice; clear rib lj'ic, Breakfast bacon; none
in first hands.
Baggng-Dul but unchanged. Domestic,
heavy, l5}gc per yard light, l4ac; India, re.
Cofee--S Stock, ample and prices firm. We
quote for round lots: Fair Isl tGlSbc; good
lA@l9ac prime l9i4M2Oc. Dealers are selling
from store at about lc. advance ON these
prices.
Corn Fair supply prices frmer selling
at 81 3O9l 40 per bushel
Flour--Sales to day trivial. Prices steady
and unchanged. Treble extra Seas 81:
choice extra 50 1907 %; choice family 81 25G
80; fancy brands IS 80,
Hams-Quiet. Choice sugar.cured l5lSc: Or
binary ll9lli&c; shoulders selling at &C.
Oats In fair supply and unchanged. West
tern selling rom store at 7id75c per bushel;
Texas nominal,
Potatoes-Stock ample and prices dull
Western 81 OO@3 . /; northern SO 75@i 90 per
barrel.
Salt-Stocl1 ample and prices dull. Coarse
81 iO9l 10, gold fine 81 SOll 90, gold
Sugar-Market firm and advancing. Fully
fair &c; prime l0i4c; choice lll4c; coffee &,
NC; coffee B, NC; coffee A, l2@l2hc; crush.
ed and powdered l24GlSJ; Demerara, rs &c. NJ
Wool-Dull and easy. We quote medium,
free OF hurS spring clip, 29@3lC fall clip, 256t
pc; coarse 2l@23c; Mexican l4@l7c; bury IA.
l2c less. Sales to-day b sacks-S,9O pounds
to one buyer.
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The following preamble and rrsolu-
tl0ns were adopted hY the house of
bishops, N the national Episcopal eon'
Ypnlinn last weeks
Whereas, the diocese VI Texas, by
ihe constitutional action 1l lle bishops
aud convention hRs, for urgent Rud
sufficient reasons, declared u desire l0
establish its northern and western
limits on the northern lines nf Lam
passes, Coryell, MGLennal, Limestone,
lreeslnne, Anderson, smith, Gregg
and Marion counties, ana ~ The west
en- line VI Malagnrda, Hardin, Color
ado, fayolle, liaslrup, Travis, Burnett
and lAmpasses counties and
Whereas, ibis convention II sulll-
cien0y assured of the consent Of the
parishes lying north and west Of the
aforesaid limits "a the proposed limit
alton Of the dlncesel
Resolved, The house Of clerical ana
lny delegates GnncurrlnB, that this gen'
crnl convention hereby hlgnlilrs 10
consent aud agreement 10 the llmlln-
lion uf the dinrese Of 'FeXaa, ~ hereli-
before described, ana that 10 much,
aud no more, OF the flnleu lpNhs ~
lies within the aforesaid llnlllH " IA bee
hereafter regarded aud known ~ the
diocese Of .leXns,
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Row attn Coiopcd church.

A very disgracelul row occurred at
the African Baptist church IN the wcst-
ern port on Of the city Sunday night,
which resulted in two men getting
pretty badly hurt--onc, II director Of
the church, gcltinghit on the hcnd with
rock, A preacher named Mitchell
from Sm Antonio, was occupying the
pulpit, aud being frequently interrupts
ed ~ persons gong out, etc. Rev, Mr.
Gilliard requested them to lcOain
quiet but li4 request was not needed,
50 hc took n scat near the door, with
the hope Of enforcing order hy his
presence in that part Of the house,
Presently II man started out; he re-
quested him TO be seated, and took
hold Of him, when he received a blow
and the row began, several blows being
struck, and much noise al,d humphiug
following. The law in regard 10 the
disturbing of religious worship Is pretty
strong, and should TIC put into effect in
this case,-- Austin Statesman.
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THERE seems to be no end to robber-
les. Mr.. Ben. Honnett's dwelling
house was entered by burglars on
Thursday night, during his absence at
the concert, and over two hundred dol
lars in collections Lf coins distracted
therelrom. Mrs. Honnett and the
nurse Were the only persons in the
house Mt the time, and had retired.
The noise awoke Mrs. HonNstt, who,
looking around ndseeing Il light in the
next room, took in the situation inn
mediately. Being courageous lady,
she procured n sixteen shooter, which
was handy, and advanced upon the
burglars who also took in the situa-
ton" and decamped through the WIN
dow, dropping, in their exit, small
bag containing a portion of the mon
ey-about forty dollars. The gun miss
ed fire and the thieves escaped.-[State
Gazette.
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FIR SNAALlN s. CO..

J09 Main street, have received
Al very filiisupp.y OF new book
consisting Of the standard au-
thOrs iii prose and poetry, the
best and most approved light
literature. appropriate .iuye-
mite reading. school books,
etc, etc. which they sell very
cheap
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Tnslnnneh Cheeks.

The Chlcngn Tribune says that the
internal revenue officers are now al
work In different Portions Of The west
searching tle drawer uf the hunks for
unslumpcd checks, We have hrurd
Of their operations from PIlhuugui
-, Louis, polpls In Iowa, ana ol.c'
Whwc According % Che INV, hanks
nrc liable 10 the nmotnt of $50 for cncll
uuslnmprd chcck they receive aud
thiH penalty has been enforced IN sew
clul instances, Az We stated some
time ago, people have lccomo cUrplcf
about stamping their checks The
banks Of tai, cily usually gc coutld'
orublc number Of unslnupcd chochr
every day from The clearing house,
hcsidcs those that urp Offered over lhc
counter Since they are legally liable
10 $50 liuC fer every lmslnmpcd check
In their possession, ANA inUsmuvh ~ II
Is the duty of the drawer Ola check 10
stamp It, the customers of the hunks
have no cause 10 complain II lle rule
Of not receiving chccks unless they are
stamped Is rigIdly enforced, rs II ccr'
tniuly will he.
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nAnM0Ap OHIO TAnLE.
Arrival aaa Dgges ,,ss, Of Trains "'
nousT0N ANn NV oENThAtl.. A.
THE MAILS.
Arrival AMI departure Of Mails Al Dallas 20.
Olirf,

Arrival AMI Dfparlurn OF Mat ~ Dallas POST
alice,
Northern mall arrives dAlly AZ bNO mi
departs "a hisi q iil' $500.
hnulhela mal arrives AZ $40 q mi departs
AZ MD q ~, y.,-...
drpHTih Ht iau u 49,
fnu Womb, Wealherinrd and Japkshnro
mall arrives except hunlNysl az I PM de-
paris (fKCrpi l,uudnyhl ~ iNW,
Denton hud Wise County lNWlhHlllf ana
Tluily Mills mall arrives Monday Melnts'
duy Hnd Friday 40 y y iui departs luehlhS
Thursday aud saturday ~ Z ~,
Dlrhurnf, Hood lOunl3i lrlhr lillli mans
field and Alyalndn mall departs Monday ana
Thursday az hiui arrives "Wednesday nhd
hitnrday Al q % iu, nj
Ma1Aharhin mnil arrives Monday, We'd
nraday aud fndh} 40 hpini lrlAilh Ihth'
day, Thursday Hui saturday w. " hfn, ,,,,
kGynnr, llHuIhtH sl1lr ana Union nNs
mail arrlyps tuesday IhuraiHy ana hnlull
dny ~ n in,i departs Tuesday lliui nlhy hhp
Saturday ~ PIN, ,..
William JONES, fuslmaheU y ., lnnes,
Assistant Postmaster owen hrit}i ,thltl
ClerlG ", y, Adnmh Mailing tlriH marry
Nelhl, Delivery Clerks u, \ hfnWh, hpA bl7-
Irritating tlrTh,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY,

German Methodist Episcopal Church-Live
oak street. Services every Sabbath at ten
O'Clock in the morning and half past seven
in the evening. &. Albrecht, pastor.
ut. Matthew's Episcopal Church-Corner La
mar and Elm streets. Rev. $. d. Davenport,
Rector. Sunday School at am. Services
at lO1a am. and ~ pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Corner
Commerce and Lamar Streets Rev. DR.. W .
f. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School nj o
am; Services at Ii a. IN. and ~ pm CITY
mission services, Swiss avenue east Dallas
~ III a. NJ, and corner Young and Eryay
streets, ut 3 Z. NJ. every sabbath. Rev. Sam
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church-Bryan street NEW buiId-
ingl-Rev. Father Martinler, Pastor Ser
Vices; Low mass, am; high mass, 1917 am;
vespers, 4p.m.
Christian Church--Elder r, NJ, Gano. Pastor
services every Lords day at II a. m, and az
PIN. Sabbath school at 81 am. ~
Missionary Baptist Church-Patterson nve-
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor, Sunday
School at 81 am. Services at lO% am, and
81 pm. "iO
Presbyterian Church-Elm street, Rev A
7. smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at lOl am. and pm. Weekly PRAYER
meeting Wednesday at pm Sabhsth
school Sabbath morning at o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church.-Preaching eve.
~ sabbath at l0:90 q. m. and SD, M: class
meeting " M; song service 7:20 p. M; Sunday
school a. M; prayer meeting Thursday
evenings at 8 o'clock
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Jefferson
street, Sunday School Mt sH am, Services
~ IL g. IN, andar,m.
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Our fall stock is beginning tO
arrive, aRG will be larger than
ever before.
We s!l!l continue 10 make
Wa,s paper. window Shades.
ETC., n specially.
Purchasers will find our stock
complete. ;end the largest and
best selected in north Texas.
SCHOOL books in great variety,
all oi which at bottom prices.
PIERCE a. ESg,E.
SOY Main street.
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TIE chamber OF commerce of New
Orleans il in dead earnest about Il rail
road to Texas, and has issued an nd
dress to the people of that city on the
subject. "Construct a railroad to Tex
as says the address, cover which the
merchants of that state can reach your
city in n day, and your trade will be
restored, the new fields opened no in
the states west of Missouri, from which
rich harvest will be reaped 10y means
of n railroad. Kansas City is now
trading direct with Galveston; with
similar connections New Orleans can
offer superior attractions for the trade
of the great west. The wealth added
to the state and city by the construction
of this road will not only make your
property valuable, but would largely
aid to bear the burdens of the govern
ment and greatly lessen the rate of
taxation" All of which simply adj
monishes our own merchants to bc up
and doing in similar spirit Of enter
plise. Galveston must conquer new
territory by railroad extension, or get
left in the struggle for commercial SUI
premacy. - Galveston News.
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If YOU want the finest and
cheapest books ever brought TO
Dallas. go TO Franklin a. Co.'s,
5O9 Main street, where is the
largest. best selected and most
complete stock Of books. sta
tiOnery, wall paper. gold pens,
blank books. varieties, etc,
ever offered i'm this market,
which are selling ON most ac-
commodating terms
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
C,rV or MALIAg,


Mnyor--W, 4. ruhrll,
EupiurUi--M illiAm ", luln3pu,
Attorney WillluW 81, Edwards,
IrrHsuitr--ituuul u, Wet,
AHHHaus aud Collector lhWuur J, keelun
Mirbhul-IuuluH llDukt
Deputy MUiHhml-rlONH llyNn.
luliCriuru-,l, ", nprurrr a, W. MlNhnh
4 N, Russell, q, 10, liluui, nWUyl linhh, W
n, b. Nichols. w. D. Nuuun j, IL, l.ldrr i,
trHIk luHlrn,
llmllu unirw.-Dr -, A, Cornelius,
Aldermen Fllh Wufdi H. J., hutkpf, laiur'
A, Leonard, Horny EYny, SECOND Whlli W
u, CpusnunuuI John NJ, Howell, Third
wurd 4, a. liruHr5, i Ihu OWnus, jnmrh g.,
Mcdonnell, iuurln wudi li,li, Mcdonnell
", &, iunuR,
lho Olicm uf thrNpruus cts OnlcrH tlC
~ the otN market huutu lUr hoard oi al
dprmrr uurl in regular fWtiuu ul the couii'
G,l ROOM over tUo murNnl, eyvly tuesday
nlplt,
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Have your picture taken at
Freeman's. He has all the
latest styles, including those
beautiful Rembrandt effects.
Call and see them. Every pic
ture WarrantediO give satisiac-
lion. Gallery on Houston and
Elm streets. 2lSdlw
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The New York Herald is informed,
through its Washington correspond
ence, thattho interchange Of diplomatic
notes between the United States and
Spain ON the Nirginius claims contin-
lies, but with no prospect of settle
ment, and that it is probable that the
subject will be submitted to arbitration,
according to the terms of the Fish-Polo
protocol. The question recurS: Why
continue this correspondence when
there is no hope of reaching settle
ment by that process? Why not pro-
ceed tn the arbitration provided for as
a last resort? England puts in her de-.
mand, and the money is paid; but
why should Mr.. Fish attempt to follow
the example of England when he is
barred in the outset by his protocol for
arbitration? He is only wasting his
time and showing his hand in his let.
tiers for the information Of Serrano.
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EsEEEp AZ LATEEIsNl,

Will sell the Educational series
o. sch00l b0Ohs at intr0G uGctOry
rates and exchange for old an'l
unpopular books. Vssey keep
also "a full stOciS OF all 0sher
schOOi books. which they Will
sell ms low as the lowest.
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nAII.Aa NnIlNIN.

District Judpr-ll llprlIsdalr, pWlW,
CumiuUl count Judgr-sll15 Hare, Hhcf'
wum
District Attorney nd, q, llowrr, Dallas,
District ana uNsulllvlu County CLERK
Alexander llurWuul
Deputy rlcriSs--N %, lipwlus, Pierre NJ
Brown, Mllllum a, llurWpud,
Shprif-,lnmug T., lidiSluy,
ruX Clrrk--M, l., Nwmilllun,
Deputy Shrrlus-i, NJ, Chapman, ThOmns
n Floyd, lhomW l., scott beverly Scoil
John liuwou,
Surveyor linberr NJ, Cooln
nusurpr- Martin Y, Cote,
cattle und Hide nspcclpr'-lh0m0s john
sou, -
JUSTICES OF rllE PLACE.
Precinct No, l-l0hn u, kcrlOol lprcsiding
justipvl, lullut,
Precinct No, William A. George, Ian.
Cneipr,
Precinct No. a-Chnrlos Barker Cedar
nm,
Precinct No. l-.'rhomns l., Frank, BreclS'
inrldgc.
Precinct No. 5-Thomns u. Coates, Scyone
C0NSrABLES,
Precinct No. IA. II, Hardin
Precinct No. M, NJ, Fundrcn,
Precinct No, ar. T., Barker.
Precinct No. ID. :, Floyd.
Precinct No, ID, A, Fisher,
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OPEN AGAIN.
No. 800 Nsaiu Street,

No. ODD W1An street,
" the BuNbcr where Our
old friends AND illC public g"ii-
orally Viii iind us. With a full
Nt0ch Oi books paper 0f AN
kinds, stationery, wall paper.
paper bags. wrapping paper
for grOccrs and merchants, cot
s0m samplimg paper, etc. New
goods coming kn al
REED AZ b.kFEd gsDF'S.
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J. ]. HENDLY, of Galveston, is the
first Texas citizen, actually resident
of the state, who has invested in the
state bonds. Mr.. II. purchased twenty
one bonds at elghty-five cents on the
dollar, Of Colonel Moody, the states
financial agent,
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ron RAT4Il.

MY residence, eerHer rariile avenue
AMI Houston Hlrnels, eiabTArinE hhli
bIaek ~ Rr0nnd, Win well h"'sh'"
one,sioTy and baseinei'l F"rh'fe"'feh
buiIdlng, and all necessary "W''hu''"
inga, ele, A earis applicant nnS 80
mo, W, swISDELLh'
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a flight with the indians ON thc ftCad
nDtprq Og Rod yIyor.

Colonel J. c. Van pou2en, who has
charge Of the construction of the from.
tier telegraph line, brings the news
from the west that there has been an
engagement recently, between Gem
eral BuePs command and the Indians,
on the head waters Of Red river, The
Indians sutlercda complete route, with
many killed, and we're driven back
onto the Liano Estacado.
a large number Of ponies were cap
tured. Denison News.
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BOarders Wanted.

Good hoard and lodging can be obtained,
by the day, week or month, at the pleasant
two story residence, No. HOS Commerce
street, between Chestnut and Harwood. The
table supplied with the best the markets af-
ford. Meals served promptly, to suit bust.
ness men. a05dlm
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FOR SALE.

One ten horse power upright Buckeye en-
CINE. with Straub grist mill and gin COM
plete, as good as new, Tor sale cheap for
cash. Apply 10
ROSS WILKINSON,
Waskoms station, Il. and p, R.R
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5O7 Main strPei H. ihe place 10 find
she largest and cheapest stock OF
books. stationery, etc, IN the west, iOr
II IL ilIe street and No, 81
PIERCE a. s.YLE,
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NOTICE,

No accounts against employees Ira the
Herald Office will be allowed in settle
ments with the office unless an order
fr00 the Proprietor IN given.
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The free lunches amt all dead yet.
The Merchants exchange will set INT
roast turkeys before its patrons to-
dny. DO not fail to he on hand.
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HNN Fellows.
RlDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. -, |. o.
.. f., meets on the first and third Friday
nights in each month, at the Odd Fellows
Hail. II. q, ROHNY, &. p.
MoIaE KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No, a, I.o.O f., meets
ON every Wednesday night, ut the odd Eel
lows Hall. Jrs. Il. DAVIS, y. q.
Il. L. WOLF Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No. 49, |. o. u. f., meets
every Monday night at Odd Follows hall.
II. b MCCONNELL, n. G,
u, p, LYLE, Secretary,
Coed TcNpiaga
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. o. G. T..
meets every saturday night at the Thomas
SION $. RECORD. w. c. 4.
j, w. RECORD w. Secretary.
Patrons OF EaWsbnrdry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. 81, OF the
Patrons Vt IuSbandry, meets at Patrons
hail. Richardson, on the first ana third SAT-
urdHys OF each month.
r. l.. FRANK, Master.
ID. X. BECKER, Secretary.
knights of 1Sthins.
COEUR DE LEON LODGE. No. s, meet
every Tuesday evening. II. b. Seay, Past
Chancellor; b. Ward Chancellor Comman-
der; T. NJ, MierS, Vice Chancellor; X. II.
Prelate; A. s. Jet Masterof EXchequer; j. $.
Downs IVaSter of Finance; j. Il. Leigh Keep
erof Records and Seals; Cross. NJ. at a.
Rcitanic society.
The Britanlc society meets every alternate
Monday evening, IN Knights of pythias
hall. J. b. MUNDEE, President,
j. II. RYAN, Secretary.
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Wanted.

Any honorable position Salesman pre-.
feued. j. Il. JEWELL.
lO1dtf
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Instantaneous cure Tor neuralgia.
Ii. c. HOSKINS,
90dly Agent for Dallas,
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nonna. of llle nlaeese d -re.a..

Printed Ia paiaphlet lpTm, win nealness
aud dispatch, AZ tho HERALD ulFiph'
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,so,, MN NJ Il ny u" ~ H.
city Of Dallas, on the lirst Monday In each
month.
W.M. G, YOUNG, NJ. l., II. +.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary,
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nnrlnE 10 AnyEnrlsEns.

HeEeaneTaii bills foF 90 eFiiseineHis
SO this paPeF Wiii be- eeiieried nahiiiiy,
anless otherwise speeined in contrasts
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FRUITS. NUS and Contcciiomerles.


Tin; &c, l0Xli, charcoal, per box Sl5 80; TX
lOxlI, charcoal, SIS 10; IN, l2Xl2, charcoal
s2l OO &c, charGOl, lix2O, Sli OO TX, charcoal
lix2O, $40 90; IC, l4X2O, roofing, SO 90; &c, 2Ox
2S,';S2 %; block tin ~ h ijc sheet zine " n
lic; Pig lead " II Zoe; Copper bottoms " Il
5Oc; Sheet iron 28N27 h Ii l2%c; Solder extra
refined n 10 33c; Galvanized iron in full bun.
dies % 10 zoe: American Russia Il Ii SOC.
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DrYaOO,is,
I.IInlIINr.

Yellow Pin, ,ruugh,tll sllrg aud lenglhs2 o.
pee a., Mhitp Zine clcnr "a, u9nd lnChc'
tsO 20 per m, WHITE Plue WenlhrrhOurdln
", M per M; White Pine wcnthcrbuurdnp
t2N, per m; White Pine wrnlhorb0nldlnl
egN % pur IA; White Pine ceiling ESQ ~ per m
Whilo Pine inch h0nrdS eco 10 per mi WHIT,
Pine inch boards e6l % per N; Syprcss "a,
shingles, 90 90 per ms tSpio@ No
shingles, 50 10 per M PnllugN, fancy hendi
40 M pr M Lnth Ok W per M shingles
white pine, ~ W per M Shingles, whll,
pine, " ~ per m' Shingles, hlte pinc, VI 10
Uemonte5 upper Darrell Plaster PaisW w PEI
hnITrl,
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oruor OF THs pAErAs grEAFn,

IoonooIol daIIy ng LIo TlnI N.IIonNI naNE
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WANTS WANTED.

4 AM to-day authorized Ia close put % lot nj
lhe best maie husges in tho unihl
States 40 piirss liial sNlil satisfy ail, lAll
az WliEAf's,
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E.iNMNrs.

Brandios--Apple 81 OO@S 90; Peach, 50 OO@
30; Cognac, " 2j@7 %.
WhlsSies--Bourbou and Rye, 81 1908 90;
Imitation Bourbon, ii 45Gll 70.
Wlpcs-Port and sherry, 81 50@3 70,
ReCtlhcd Whisky 81 lO@l 10.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-04-11

What s the keynote Of good breeding ?
= aaEarsI
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Curing a Cold.

A recent medical writer says Sleep
whenever you can-anywhere you can get
chance; the want Of the age is sleep"
This is not always safe to follow, as one Of
our townsmen (says cotemporary) knows
to his sorrsw He was recently afflicted
with bad cold, and to cure himself Of it
resorted to the remedy Of putting his feet
in hot water and drinking tumblerfal os
strong whisky toddy, prescribed by an aged
and respected friend Of the family. Hav-
ing got everything in order for carrying
out the prescription, he sat down by the
FIRE, his feet immersed in warm water, and
a tumbler Of smoking toddy by his side.
In this condition sense Of enjoyment
stole over him as he slipped the exhilarat-
ing liquid, and fell asleep. His wife had
gone to bed, and, on awakening about
three o'clock in the morning, wondered
why she was alone. Going down stairs
she was Mortified to find her liege lord
asleep in his chair, the FIRE out, his feet
still immersed in the water, over which
cake Of ice was forming, and an empty
tumbler on the chair beside him. His
cold isn't bit better
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4 few days ago 2 handsome young lady
entered i dry-goOds house and inquired
for .'beaa.T The polite clerk threw him.
self back and remarked that be was at her
service. Yes, but / want . buff, not a
green ore" was the reply. The young
man went on msasariug goods Immediately.
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G0RNER Main and Court
~ Streets, Westminster, Car An -
roll county, Md. The under. s.g
signed having leased this well e3s5sz.s
known Hotel, and the same having been
thoroughly repaired with many Improvements
and refitted generally, lakes this method Of
informing the citizens Of Carroll and adioin.
ing counties and the travelling public, that no
effort on his part shall be wanting to make
them TINT favor him with eall as comfortable
as possible. The table shall be as good as
this market affords. The bar stocked with
pure and unauthorized Liquors; waters at.
tentiye and polite, and charges moderate. A
call is respectfully solicited.
Good and reliable 0stlers specially.
mar ls-tf I. ]. WHEELER.
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Nho when had iiitle fight
Because Tom tore Iay paper kits
And Bit me. saia did just rieh,g
NJ Father,
Who when Tom licked me black AID blue
Did moi turn ia and HEX me. too--A
Saying, lis ny duty 50 % DO
ny Fasher
Who told me plaek and luck must win,
Aud taught me 70 ''put up fin"
TIL I could trounce that Tom ike slns
Ny Father.
Whospennies me- "a refused to plank,
Nor dropped sSem in that mimic bank
Where could only hear them dank2
Ny Father.
Who when wished to buy a toy
Meier thought 'twould give me muehmore jo
10 send tracts to some heather boys
NJ Father.
Who bought me ponies, guns and SIGH,
And gave me leave to fork and pitch,
While he rnked up to make me richs
Ny Father
And who at last, when all was done,
Psss1 in his checks, and, noble one,
Lsaail he had to me, his scn9
Ny Father.