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A.hlu,. Rotary sm.osh,nw Iron,

The firm Of Messrs. Hibbler 4 Co., of
this city, have been appointed agents
for the sale Of this decidedly conven-
lent, economical and time-saving arti-
ole. This iron requires no heating by
wood or stove fire Of any kind. 1t be-
ing hollow cylinder with double
ironing surface, whi,h is brought up to
the requisite temperature by the flame
from spirit lamp which Is attached to
one end Of It, the intensity Of It's flame
being increased or decreased as the cap
ofthe aperature In which the alcohol
Is introduced into the lamp, is raised or
lowered. As soon as one side OF the
surface Is cold, the other is ready for
use, and by touching a slight spring the
cold surface Is brought upwards and
the heated surface is placed at once in
position for ironing. The entire cost
OF keeping this iron at the proper heat
Will not exceed three cents per hour,
and we unhesitatingly say that we re-
gard It as not only one Of the most re-
markable Inventions Of the aye, but an
implement Of domestic service which
no household In the state Of Texas
should b without.
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Festival a,,a HaIl.


On Thursday evening next there will
be given, ut the new court house, u
grand festival and ball, celebrating the
completion Of that elegant structure.
The various committees for the occa-
sion are very properly selected from
the members ofthe bar Of our city, and
we venture the assertion that every
thing will be prepared In the best posi-
BILE manner. We tender our thanks to
the veteran Of the bar here, Colonel
John G. Mccoy, for an invitation to be
present. We shall certainly be on
hand.
On the morning OF the festival we
shall publish full description Of the
new building, together with brief
history Of the rise Of the town from its
birth In lsil, to the present time, and
also a large and handsome engraving
Of the new building. It's n fac simile
Of our new court house, having been
first photographed by Mr., A. Freeman,
of this city, and from that engraved to
our order In st. Louis.
Persons wishing extra numbers Of
the paper should hand In their orders
by Wednesday evening next.
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TIN "Dallas barr Ia beseeohed and
violently prevailed upon, toreceive our
thanks for nm invitation 10 the grand
festival aud ball 10 celebrate the COM
plelIon Of the new court house, andif
we are IN our right mind and whole ~
body, aud can rent billed shirt anda
nIghtengale.lnIled cont, we shall he
there aud wind mn immense Tefpsl'
chorean shoe, or twist IN injurious
slipper.
THAT dead dog on the corner OF
Austin street and Pacific avenue, has
been lying In that particular locality
just long enough for every man, woman
aud child TO Wow II AT least n hall
dozen times. In the opinion OF that
nelghborhood, and In which we JOIN,
We think II might now be removed.
THE Kidneys are the great e!Imiha-
tors OF diseased mrtter from tho sys'
TEN. In almost every allment the
urine will DO found more or less altered
IN It's character. William u. Parker't
Compound Fluid Extract Buchll by IN
vig0ratlng these organs, enables them
to thoroughly separate the diseased
matters, aud carry them out OF tho
body. For snlo by all druggists, every
whore.
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nrrs. ml,cneIl,a Conrert.

Tomorrow night this talented lady
takes her benefit rendered her by her
accomplished pupils. Mrs Mitchelps
musical abilities AFRO admittedly Of u
brilliant order, and the training OF her
class has resulted In developing the
most cultivated powers, both of voice
and hand. A rare treat Is then offered
our citizens on tomorrow evening, at
Fields theatre, In the select and splen-
dldprogramme as published elsewhere.
IL viii also be observed that Mrs,
Mitchell and her class will DO assisted
by the very best amateur musical tai
ent In this city, which will be conspic-
uously heightened by the participation
Of Mrs. Reeves, an operate singer Of
signal attainments.
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J.I.H Rose was culled In full bloom
Oh Market street, yesterday AFTERNOON
by tbeclrcunspect officer, Faus Nichols,
A gentleman by the name of BlanIon
living near Greenville. Hunt county,
had found his lost horse In tho possess
eion Of n resident Of this city, aud as'
cerlained that ho had purchased II OF
Messrs. Ilibbler 4 Co., auctloneere, on
Islm street they having bill " sale
from tho Mr. Rose who IL the hero Of
thia story. Al this stage OF the Inquiry
the steps that were then taken, was TO
got ut Mr. Rose, who all NJ once turned
up on Market street, aud who was
pointed out 10 officer Nichols by Mr..
IIibblcr. Then officer Nichols straight
way went up 10 Mr., Rose aud took that
dover into custody Inqulring friends
who desire to know where Mr.. ]. ]. IL
lioso boards, IL informed that Il IL on
Houston street and hlslandIord's name
| IN Carson,
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Dasc Hall club.

Yesterday afternoon an informal or
ganization of base ball club took
place at the Union ticket Office, after
which the members repaired to suitable
grounds near the eastern terminus of
the street railroad, and played what
may be termed an Introductory trial
game between the first and second
mines, commanded by Captains Whee-
lock and Wilkinson, resulting In favor
of Captain Wilkinson's nine, by a score
of seven to eight, In four innings.
The next game will be played ON the
new grounds near the street eur depot,
and parties desiring to join the club
will meet on Wednesday next at Ave
O'clock, Mt the street car depot.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and departure of Malls At DALLAS Post
Olllre.


Arrival and departure VI Malls al DALLAS ros''
ONCE,
Northern mail arrives daily Ut b1D y h'i
sonihorn mail arrives IT Ciao ami Departs
' frsas ana Pacific mall arrives ~ a'l1 nj
departs NJ 1859 pm. 49,, ,,.,,sh,ro
fnrt worth, Montherfofd nnH JnVnapI,v
mail arrives lcNuppt nuplhyhl w ~ w. w"
paris except hnnlnyN ~ u ~ ,,,,,t.. and
benton aud Wise uouhiy, LtWlHtsiiIllJ ~, 49,
pllnity Mills natl arrives Monday MndnNn-
dav aid Friday nj q y m, dcparH TUESDAY,
'rhuratny and Saturday AZ u IN, -, So.
ClebuFne, Hood County, Cedar lilll, Mhns,,
dold and AlvArndo mail departs Monuny UNIV
Thuraday OF Z AIN, arrives wednesday, hhu
"oinenSiie, Hunt County, RocllYall and
MillgoOd mail arrives Tuesday anu riluny
AZ " M; departs Tuesday ana fho"F w
Waxahaohlu mail arrives Monday, Mod-
| nesdny aud Friday NJ p.ni departs i"pH'
| dny, Thursday and Saturday ~ "a AIM, mn
Hcyono, llnngii's Store AMI Union III
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday, nnd Shtur
day al " M; departs Tuesday, Thursday "hu
Saturday ~ pm. u,,i,, 81 IN,
| All malls close nj 7 y N, ms tne pulk OF 'n'
mail arrives, aud II distributed nj night.
| William Jones, Postmnster;. y, >, Jones
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry, shle
CIork;'W d. Adams, Mailing Clerk Hn,Iy
Nelhl, Delivery Clorki u. A. brown box us
Persons having grievances against u,
ofiico ON any nccounll viii please report W.
fact In writing or In person. TO the ooS''h'"'e'
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Le, us Have a publ,e Park.

The demand for an open air place OF
resort, In the charactero Of apubllc park,
Nv decided aud general, That our city
possesses many spots adaptable for
such purposes IL acknowledged. Why
not, then, take ono Of these marquet-
ny gems OF beauty and Joyance, and
hedging II around with some protec-
tive device, afford our city aspot where
they may "take communion" with an
eternal melo.drama OF spring. We
want TO step of of straw uniting, rag,
brussels and velvet carpets, and tread
awhile on Natures carpet, we want TO
turn from the chrome and etchings Of
human skill, to bring better sparkle
TO the eye In natures studio; we de-
sire TO change seats from tho chairs
and sofas and ottomans of Merriwether
and others, rich, and broad, and deep,
though they are, to sit awhile on ma
turo's chairs, and sofas, and ottomans;
we would dlsmiss Lubin and Phalen
for u season and inhale incense
from Natures censors, and we long
10 charm brain and sense with natures
music, dlvlner aud truer than Nelson
ever sung or Beethoven ever wrought.
We also aspire to sing with tho birds;
wo are disposed TO have our eyes and
cheeks 10 brighten with the flowers,
aud we are right In to spar aud box
aud oroquetand battle door and shuttle-
cock and vault and wrestle and fence,
all indeed, but duel, with the thousand
giants of vigor which fill the vast n.y.
gienic school Of the mir. Furthermore,
the children ought to have some place
where they can catch more butterflies,
ideal rs well as real ones, aud
feast oil the candles and comfits
which Tubal Cain made, and whore
our sons aud daughters of an
older growth may have their
book leaves turned over by the
fingers OF zephers which Will bt
sure to make the next page all the
fresher, and where the "old folks
may. 10 over dreamland, drawn by the
fairies of thought in the chariot OF
memory, to the time when there was
no autumn-haze IN the blue of their
eyes, no snow In the golden brown OF
their hair, and dear heaven! no tear
stains on their cheeks. Again, then
let us have park and see how sweeteI
will be our battle for gain; how much
more sunlight we will carry In ouI
hearts; how our souls will be attuned
to holler anthems, and how much hap
pier we can take our seat beside III,
gloomy boatman to "cross over tn,
river" because we have touched her,
the border Of the everlasting summer
land beyond. Yes, lot us have park
Mayor Cabell what say you? Messieur.
councilmcn, what say youS
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TO the Frienas OF the Mission WORK

sVsssU AHA"ssNS W sssu s"sSNsV" WOrA.
The lesson OF last Sabbath, Matthew,
XXVlII, lis, was the resurrection Of
Jesus leaving the cold, silent and
gloomy grave, and first appearing to
the one waiting longest at His tomb.
Death has now no power, his bands
are broken and his grim visage terri
tles not.
Our mortal hopes may be buried
when relations fall asleep in Christ,
but then eternal hope springs up to
take the place Of these dying ones.
Subject Of next lesson: blouse Of
bondage" Exodus I.7--l4. Time Of
meeting, four P. NJ, at the market
house. Nei HHf
Stranger, do you feel lonely and de-
sire the sympathy of Christian labor
ers? Come aud join US In our work.
Parents are earnestly solicited to at
tend the school aud bring their chill
dren, together with those who have no
loving hands to guide their little feet
In the paths of peace and truth.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CRY or DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l.. Cabcll.
Engineer--W illiam NJ. johnson.
Attorney-William NJ. Edwards
Treasurur--iloDeft IL. West. =,
Assessor and Collector-Thomas j. keeton,
Observation-Disclosures Peak.
DEPUTY Mnrshal--John II. Ryan,
Policenen--J. W. spencer, A. W. MiNso,l ;
Ia. Il, Nichols, W. Il. Morton, j. III. Elder, j.
y. ilamel, $. A. Stewart, Stephen HUDSON
Frank Tusten.
Aldermen First ward: II. ~ Burkes, James
A Leonard, Henry Ervay. Second ward; ~
ID. Coughanour, John NJ. Howell; Thlrd
ward: x. 4. Hensley, John Owens, James Y
Mcconnell. Fourth ward; ii. II, Metonneli
w. G. Young.
the offices OF the various city officers arc
Mt the city market house. The board of Az
dormen meet In regular session AT ne cOun'
Gil room over the market, every iuesuaS
night.
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Messrs. Hamilton a. Go. received yes.
terday several cases of the latest styles
of straw goods for gcntlemen's wear.
The invoice comprise stock Of great
variety, superior quality, beautyand fin
ish. The prices range from fifty cents
up, and run from the pillow boys
"straw' up tothe most delicate texture
of Panama and leghorn. This is the
last chance Of the season.
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Mcssrs. IInmm A PoIser.

The first class reputation of these
splendid and popular butchers becomes
stronger daily, us they purch ase only
the very best beef and Strengthening
stock that can be found in the state.
Their stalls aro always distinguished
for cleanliness, order and variety, and
there are no butchers in this part of
the state who do larger and very few
az much business as this firm.
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First National HANK.

The Dallas County bank, at whose
head stands one Of the most accom-
plished financiers in the country, viz:
Colonel John w. Kerr, received It's
charter as first national bank yester-
day. IL will be organized on Tuesday
next with capital Of SlOo,0Oo, and all
of our citizens who desire to subscribe
to the stock should do so on Monday.
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Mayor Cabcil,. Court.

Billy Smith had provided his insides
with too much Of that whose grand
finale turns out to be very similar to
the sting OF serpent, and dropped
groundward So and costs.
Morris Fitzgerald, an elegant
"punkin," disrohed himself more than
the law allowed and was ticlsled out Of
SIS and casts.
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ofclarls. bryan 4 BIals

Although the dull season IL
In, the "Old Reliable"
book and stationery house Of
Pierce a. Lyle, continue 10 re-
ceivc heavy invoices Of goods
In their line. Dallas II growing
fast, but they keep ahead Of
her, md have abOut the largest
book store In the state.
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Have You tried the new sta
tiOnery and paper Arm, Elm
street. next 10 Wheat's. Reed Il
LatlhrOp will sell envelopes,
writing and wrapping paper,
and stout MANILA bags, AT 81.
Louis prices.
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II an of mooted question, can Consump-
almost lnnumerablc M are tho victims 10
this fatal dlsease. On oneground all agree,
that Marsdep's Pectoral Balm Will relieve
every case and cure majority. For sale by
NIL druugists.a fa.t nFH
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OoId Pens. BLANK Hooks. Etc.

Gold Pens. Blank Hooks. Etc.
The largest, most complete
ana elegant stock ofgoid pens.
blank books, stationery, bibles.
sunday school literature, ini1s'
pocket books, bankers cases.
fcat Jier Il listers, picture frames.
albums. pocket cutlery and GRO.
quet sets in Dallas, " nj Frank
Inns book store, Main street.
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A mare sjunnce.

We ofsr for sale our store At 0ranbory'
Texas, ono doing more business than any
two houses In Hood couniy-ail cash, The
business has always been and IA now very
profitable We have good nre proof house,
and nice, well selected stock Of goods
want my brother 10 asslst mo here ismy
only reason ftr selling
Il. d. BLAKE,
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge--H. Barksdnle, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge--Sllns Hare Sher-
District Attorney q. Bower, Dallas;
District and cx oillcio County Clerk
Alexander HARDWOOD a,
deputy Clerls-R. ID Rawlins, Pierre
Brown, William \. llnrwod.
Sherif--,lames T.. Barkley.
Mrax Clerk--W. l.. Nermillion. m
Deputy Sherins--,I, NJ. Chapman, Inomhs
). Floyd, Thomas T. scott, Beverly Scout
surveyor Roberr VI. Cook.
Treasurer Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide lnspector-Thomas John
son.
JUSTICES OF Tar PEACE.
Precinct No. John d. Kertoot (presiding
justiccl, Dallas.
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Charles Barker, Cedar
Hill.
Precinct No. 4-Thomas l.. Frank, Brock
inridge.
Precinct No'5-Thomas d. Coates, Scyene
CONsrABLES.
Precinct No. IA. II Hardin
Precinct No. I'M. NJ. Fondrcn.
Precinct No. Or. II. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. \, Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A, Fisher.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
| Precinct No. l-Wilinm L. Cabell, Dallas
Precinct No. 2-Jnmes IL. Swindells, Ian
| chster.
Precinct No. 3--Elam Sharp.
| Precinct No, 4-ThomRs j. Nash.
Precinct No. 5-ienry G. sweet, Seyene.
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WIN ind II TO their advantage by attend
ing the trade sale OF II. Cohn q Co., on Mon
day. the 18th instant, NJ the store room known
az the Empire restaurant, where viii be
found one OF the best stocks Of dry goods,
notions, etc., ever offered TO the trade, ut auc-
ton. Goods win be sold without limit or re-
serve. Goods ready for lnspectian early on
Tho day of sale. SSd2t
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With store house, in Ennis, on the Central
railroad, for sale on the 18th OF June, next,
by John w. Walden, trustee. Information
can be obtained at the city bank OF Dallas,
s9dlt
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An elegant neu ArIon piano
for sale at cost and carrimge,
which n $40 less than mani
uf,scturcs' price. Thisis = bar.
gain not found every day.
PIERCE q LYLE.
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English Female Ditters, that famous female
medicine, has become u by-word among our
people, and many relieved ladies bless Dr.,
Dromyoole for It's introduction.
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we have sne facilities and She WORK
men % do m ssed work, and ~ 90
Sow ra,ss. ~ can b deas anywhere
and we mean 20 do u. ns'"s se"'
zine lob work 60 THE DAILY HEB.
AID OFFICE. Corner Of Main an"
Lamar slreels.
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Too uIrIy 10 Hiss.

The truth In, that lady has only lost her
beauty by continued III hoalth, but Just walt
III she uses two or three bottles OF English
Female Bittera, and your opinion VIII UNI
dergo a slight change.
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Reed Il LatllrOp, Elm street,
next 10 Wheats, have paper
bags, straw and MANILA paper,
mt ~. Louis prices.
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Always recommend an article that is made
TO wear, and not quote n low figure for
something not worth making up. sedit
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Finy Innnts' white Pique Dresses
For sale at Randail's, at NIFTY cents on the
dollar. Also, two hundred and fifty ladies'
grass linen suits. at twenty Ave per cent less
than cost htf s9itf
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From the frlgid zones OF the north 10 the
torrd zones OF the south, the great cry IL,
give mo u. n Ii, rA
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First invoice of summer millinery to be had
at cost at Mrs. Baths, Austin street, near the
postotfice. Sldtf
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THE weather IL crematingly hot.

~" ''
boo"''
The duSt deNgn'eo '''o,., yva'
by runnihgup as"'"S' ""'''
ACCORDING 10 our almanac ana OUT
religion, rus ~ SUNNY
Four lots arc offered Tor Shie ny mr'
Shepherd, per advertisement
TIE GERMAN Mal-Fest will BIO held
nj the fair grounds to-day.
DouoLAs BRoTuERs have u pair Of
wlde-awake local advertisements In
thIs issue.
r,,nvs % po,,o oeut Towers of
v,o Tavas md paddle railroad. for
little Rool, papers of Friday.
AZ. NJ ,o,,xaov and wife m.
sa''a ,,as,a.dav IVA woleome the
s ~ a,a, s ~ n,s e,svoc, ,adv nome,
.., A.. l.. u,o
.,,a,,a i, hna,ness =, no s,ote Drinks
sss p...,.., shanard and sn,,h I,
w. ~
oNE OF our cl''he"s, WV p.'opn
Dau'y' c"rricsa mo'e o,o'n' ".e"
hahukercn'ei WOW" w "'o""o' WV :"
'"o "fN
FIERCE y ifLh n'Vo IN eics""' .ew
Arion piano ior Aaie Nv very "w
price. see speciai hotice III 'o'u"y's
paper
REFERENCE II made to tho special
notice III to-uny's paper % Va'u"u''
properly IN Ehhis, r'i's COUNTY 'o'
sure oy john W. ""'"c"' ''as'e''
THE rattle for the fine piano ut MIR.
Rosenthaps store, " postponed until
next Saturday, May Both, ~ per adver-
tisement IN this mornings HERALD
WE were pleased, yesterday, TO meet
Mr. 4. ]. Crooks, editor OF the Sher-
man Courier, who was on his return
from Houston where he had been In
attendance at the fair.
BILLY MYERS and Ed, the prlncely
and lightning team Of the "Golden
Egg" on Elm street, are scholars In
the preparation Of imperial drinks.
Everybody reechos that.
ONE of the attendants of the state
fair returned, yesterday, with "a great
..l.u s., -, 49,
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Three good residences In this city. Imme.
diate possession given.
l50-dtf STEAGALL & co.
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Law Blanks Of every description for sale
and printed to order at this Office.
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DALLAS, TEXAS,
Horse Stolen

From the premises Of the undersigned IN
III. y. city, ON the night OF the 10th instant,
Sn,sstnut sorrei mare ~ years old, IA hands
Irregular star, mostly on len side ri face,
WI wn,te ssreak IN the LEFT nose, and hind left
hs, S Tn,,,ss: noera REWARD will be paid foF
April u, 1874 w." wAIhH'
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
TOIs SALE.
Tho VOL known property known as tho
/. CsutchneId House,"

D the city Of Dallas, IN offerod AZ pf'vao
alo. For forms, inquire Of
GEO. W. BAYLOR, or
JAs.'O. CRUrCHFIELD.
na,,aa. Nov. rs. is,a. 2iodtf
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~ si-H Ou0 E<AhoWos
RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. Is 1. O.
q. F., meets on the first and third Friday
nights In each month, ut the Odd Fellows'
Hall. JN0. ID. KERFOOT, q, p.
y. A. sAYRR, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. ~ ]. O. o. r., meets
i HS syf Han, Wednesday night d iE hs od Eel
NJ. THEvESEr, Secretary.
Good resnplars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, 1. o. q. T..
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
SION :. RECORD. W. G. T.
j. W. RECORD, w. SECRETARY.
knights OF Pythias.
C0EUR DE LEON LODGE, No. 8, meet
very Tuesday evening. j. NJ. Wright, Past
Chancellor; X. u. seay,. Chancellor Com.
plonder u. Ward, Vice Chancellor; Richard
Morgan, prelate, Z. p. Aunspaugh. Master
OF Exchequer Jos. l.. Fisher, Master Of IN.
nancy J. W, Walden, Keeper Of Records and
Patrsns 81 IHussanary.
BRECKlNRfDGE GRANGE No. q, of tho
Patrons d Husbandry. meets at Patronsi
hall, Richardson, on the nrst and third Sat.
ardsss Of each montR',. ra.,v 49,.
mr.. Bncxsn, Secretary. '''''
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Says the health on,cer, Buy your disinfect-
ants from
7isim IL. @ HosKINs.
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Twelve lots lono block, on tho prlneiphI
business street nf the iowa ~ liulchlnsi ~
lhn Central Railroad, Va hallAs county, ioi
.alo az low prices, Apply Wy,S,c,,s
4 IyI5dtf Herald Uflloo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-24
SOCIETIES.

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DALLAS CoAfMANDERY No. Q, Knights
Tcmplar, win meet NJ the Asylum In the city
OF Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday In each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, e. c.
Ed. q. Bower. Recorder.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. n, Royal Arch
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms In the
city OF Dallas, on the first Monday after tho
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Henry BOIL, Secretary.
TANNEHILL LODGE. No. 80, T. 4 A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even-
ings OF each month, at the Masonic Hall.
80 a John ]. GOOD, WIN.
HKNRy BOIL, Secretary.