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, 1875-11-11

T 1t was after twelve O. clock Satur~
day night when Division street man
reached home. His wife was up; in fact,
she had been twice down street search
ing for hi IL, and she was nov in capi-
tai humor for entertaining him.
"Where on earth have you been?''
she shrilly demanded.
down street," said he, hopefully.
"What have you got for. to-mor-
row."
1t was an awful conupdrum. and was
hurled with dreadful force, but he
braced up against the door, and firmly
replied:
"Glash beer n cigar"
Then be broke up into an agreeable
smile, while the miserable wife smote
her hands together in desperation al
not being able to say anything.
, 1875-11-11

Lewiston, Maine, Nov. 6.--There was
some excitement in Leeds, Maine, over
the discovery yesterday Of arsenic in
large quantities in the family well of b.
C. Thompson. Fortunately it was dis
covered IN the first pailful pumped up
from the well before any one had drank
from it. w: Keith. neighbor, has been
arrested on suspicion, he having pur-
chased large quantity in Lewiston last
Thursday.
WHITEHALL, N. Y, Nov. Ga large
eonfagration is now raging here. The
fire was discovered in the Lake House
and has taken the Yules House, Delan-
oe's billiard saloon hall and Kittredge's
hardware store, and is rushing up Canal
street south at fearful pace. 1t is inn
possible to determine where it will end
as the wind is blowing gale from the
north. Aid has been sent for from Rut-
land.
WASHINGTON, Nov. G.-The anteroom
of Secretary Chandler RS Office was pretty
well filed TODAY by applicants for Of
fee, mostly women. The Secretary
received all courteously. but has almost
invariably said there are as yet no Va
cancies, "when there are your applica-
ton will receive proper consideration.
As yet the Secretary has been able te do
little except to receive callers and inves-
tigate the workings of the different bu-
reaus of the Department.
Last month 20, 200 postal cards
were issued by the Post Office Departs
ment, the largest issue by at least 5,000,-
600 ever made in the same time.
A hundred guns were fired this even
ing by the Republicans in honor of the
victories of Tuesday. The procession
formed and marched to the Executive
mansion, where the people serenaded
the President, who acknowledged the
compliment as follows: "Gentlemen-
1 am very glad to meet you on this oe-
casion, and congratulate you $50 good
an occasion for rejoicing to the entire
country, over the elections of last Tues
day. While the Republican majorlties
were not SO large, they were sufficient
to accomplish the purpose. The rag
baby has been entirely suppressed and
the people now know what kind of men
they are to have in the future, and l
think we have an assurance that the
will control this govern
ment for at least four years longer
Three cheers were given for the Presi-
dent, three for hard money and cheers
for the present school system. The
procession then marched to the resi-
denee of the Secretary of the Navy. 1t
was here announced that Mr.. Robson
returned thanks for the serenade to the
Secretary, who was absent from the
city. Ex-Gov. Shepard was next sere-
naded and made speech.
CHEYENNE, Nov. 5.-The Wyoming
Legislature met and organized here
yesterday. After the delivery of the
Governors message it adjourned till
Tuesday next.
The miners of the Union Pacific coal |
mines at Rock Springs. in this Territory |
are on strike. There are apprehen-
sions of riot. Gov. Thayer is on his
way there to address the miners.
LONDON, Nov. 8.-An accident occurr-
ed at the Ludgate hill terminus of the
London, Chatham al Dover Railway
in this city this evening. Thirty per-
sons were more or less injured.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 8.-The coal troub-
les in Hooking Valley continue. Ope-
rators who last week acceded to the de-
, 1875-11-11

A CALIFORNIA SToRY.-In 1859 yo2ng
man named Osborne, who had recently
arlived at the mines from the East, penn
iless and friendless was taken sick. He
told his condition to fellowsadventur
er named Hitchcock WHO was little
better of. and the latter promised to
"see him through" The{b promise was
kept, and when, after two months of
illness, Osborne arose from his bed, his
friend handed him $3.50 to bear his ex-
penses and procure tools, saying to him:
"If you ever get able yoa can pay me
back, but do not hurry yourself or in
jure your health in trying to make the
money too quick" One year from that
time Osborne sent Hitchcock 81. $50
with the following note: IN pay inter-
est on friendship" His labors proved
remunerative, and by 1873 he was worth
$3.50, 600. While in San Francisco he
met and recognized his old friend. When
they parted, after several days compan-
ionship. Osborne gave Hitchcock seal
ed package, with the injunction that it
was not to be opened until he was on
the cars. There Hitchcock found deed
for one sixth of ri ch silver mine, with
a note CO ntaining the words, Interest
on friendship" Ke sold his interest
for $4,000.
~ His nervous system heing a lit
tie broken down, a Shepard street youth
went into the country to recuperate,
and wishing to bring his girl home
something, he wrote-"Dearest Ange-
line: What shall your honey bring you
for a present? Mountain views, a bask-
ct made by a genuine Indian, mess OF
trout. or what? Anything ycu say, you
shall have" She wrote back, Il would
rather have you save your money and
put it into a chamber set or a marble
top table, something for the house chen
we are married, you know, darling; but
if YOU are out in the woods and can get
some spruce gum right from the tree
without tearing your pants, bring me
home a good hunk" She has been
chewing gum for thirty days. If the
gum don't give out soon We fear she
won't have any use for the marble top
table, though she may for a marble
slab.
, 1875-11-11

U The Standard says: "Col. Shaw

T The Standard says: "Col. Shaw
authorizes us to apologize in his name
for having voted for Mr.. Brown for
Chief Clerk of the Council two years
ago." The apology is entirely consis-
tent with Col. Shaw's Legislative career,
that being probably. the only occasion
on which he ever voted for legislative
officer without the Intervention OF eau
Gus or bargain; and he only then made
Q virtue of necessity by concurring IN
what he had not the power to prevent
6or which he indemnified himself by
anpipc in subordinate clerk who drew
pay for the entire session without rem
dering a days service. He had a'better
thing at the present session, when by
his own vote and a bargain which COW
cred every other officer of the Council
and other outside considerations, he
succeeded in electing himself President
Of the Council and Chief Clerk who
was forced to resign in the middle of
the session. That will require no sub
ssquent apology, for it is consistent with
Frank Shaw.
, 1875-11-11
Change.
SEATTLE, W. T., Oct. Is, 1873.

SEATTLE, W. T., Oct. Is, 1878.
NTR. F. v. SNYDER BEGS LEAVE TO IN
lvu form the ciizens of Seattle that he has
this day, disposed of his Retail Trade in the
CITY MARKET, to Mes srs. Diller Il Lawrence.
Thanking the citizens for their liberal pat
ronage heretofore, l confidently recommend
my successors to your favorable notice and
support.
i shall still continue to furnish meats by
Wholesale. F. v. SNYDER.
, 1875-11-11

NTESSRS. DILLER & LAWRENCE TAKE
M pleasure in informing the citizens of
Seattle and vicinity that they have succeeded
to the Retail Trade of Mr.. F. V. Snyder and
tru to gain their support. Good Quality ,f
Meats, Low Prices and punctuality guaranteed.
DILLER l. LAWRENCE.
, 1875-11-11

PORTLAND. Nov. 9.--The following
special appears in the Ore9onian of this
morning:
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that he can repair hla loss by repair
Ing ~ the Dollar store, on ELM street
The CITY Editor hereby oilpu 10
aendTum WEEaW HERALD, fec for
one year, 10 tho party seudlng him the
largest watermelon during the season.
The weights win BIO kept and tho
award made on the lot oi September
Send them along
Houston Telegraph a friend
tells W. that eolored organization,
not Thousand miles from Houston,
have decided 10 forgive their pastor for
betting on lhree,oard monte la ok
ienuatlon the botlor saysl 1--WE Ia all
human aud do game ID wefry OK
clllng,n
--TnE llRRALD'A reporters arc be-
coming tired Of calling tho attention
of the city authorities 10 tho yillalnouH
holes aud rIls on some Of our prlnol'
pal thoroughhros' Gentlemen, look
to tho interests Of your constituency,
aud order the gang ~ do u few hours
work where most needed,
From the testimony given In the
lIlgglns.Auslln case, on trial Saturday
aud Monday, before His Honor, Mayor
Cabell, II would seem TINT tho hlatorl-
cal navy-slX has been abandoned, aud
that shot guns Nro only used Ia this
country for tho purpose OF killing
plovora, mule'eared rabbits, and other
harmless game,
--'fuE lIElALD's aympalhlos aro OK
tended % Mr., aud Mira, VIM, Il, Sler-
relt, on the loss Of their little Infant,
Bessie, who was Inferred yesterday In
tho Oakland Cemetery, A little cren-
turo which had not lived u full ycnr,
but was 80 angelic M TO have ontwlned
Itself In the hearts Of large circle Of
loving friends,
TUE HERALD returns thanks to H.
a. Wood, lGsqp regent Of tho TeSos
University located at Georgetown,
through Master Leslie II, Clark, son
Of Captain W. j. Clark, Of this city,
for M mutation to DO present ut the
annual commencement exercises OF
the University, which commence on
the Goth of July.
Tho case OF Elizabeth Lynch W..
q. NJ. Swink ct AL, which has occu.
pied the time Of the Court for two
days, was given TO the jury yesterday
afternoon, but up TO late hour last
evening, they had arrived at no YER
diet The property involved h the
throe'story brick building on the
North side OF tho Square, occupied by
Mcssrs. CASTOR ~ Thomas
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Frank Muller isono oflhoso indi-
yiduals who has u head of bis oNn,
aud tongue, too, Frank was up be'
fore Judge liprfurd, yesterday, ~ an
swer tho complaint Of Mr., Guillioll for
nrolbly delalning o dwelling house,
lo'wib living In II without paying any
rent or otherwise llquidallng, ~ II
customary In all civilized countries,
When lhe first witness was giving his
evidence for plalntlll, Frank got up
aud swore he couldn't "slhandt dem
d-n lies No much more ~ dat,n aud
told the Court, "yual 10 be 10 Kind 20
~ moi 10 take dom lies In vol uem
fellows doll,n Tho Court, however,
had lla avn opinion of these things,
aud put quIoluH on Frank by threat
onIng 10 send him 10 jail ifhe made
any further disturbance,
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Captain N. Il. Kingsberry, the en-
ergetic and gentlemanly agent OF
Messrs. Deland " Bacon, extensive
flour merchants and millers, of Fort
Scott, Kansas, paid The HERALD Wis
1t last night before returning to Kan.
sas.
Mr.. John c. Wiley, attorney at
law, formerly of New Orleans, but re-
siding in this city for some months
past, takes his departure for Austin
to-day. The HERALD wishes him sue
cess In his new field of operation.
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DIR. Prices rIavorlngs

Are rapidly growing In the popular
favor, as 1t is becoming known that
they are produced by extraction from
the fruit carefully selected, not made
up with chemical poisons. Each flavor
Is from the true fruit and aromatics,
free from poisonous oils and strong,
rank taste. They are natural flavors,
obtained by a new. process, which
give the most delicate and grateful
taste. They are of great strength, and
bottles contain half more than those
purporting to give the same quantity.
we conscientiously recommend Dr.
Prices fiavors as being all that thew
are represented.
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STORE


W II, IYTE n Co., real estate agents, No. lOG
Lamar street. beg leave TO call tho attention
ofpoAons wishing TO purchase real estate To
tho extensive lists of property ON their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their Office, undor tho respective heads OF
improved city Property" "Vucant City
Lots" Farms" and Unlmproved aud
wild Lands" embracing business housesand
vacant lots In tho commercial center OF tho
city. Also, building lots, and n number OF
worry desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city Also, large tracts of wild
lands IN Dallas aud other counties OF the
state, besides number OF farms OF various
sizes, including several large and highly int
proved plantations within Ave miles OF the
city OF Dallas, 260dlm
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

FAMILY ROOMS, well ventilated, southern
exposure, NJ ~. Charles hoicl. lODi3l
soLIn eighteen carat gold plain, carved
ana ntone-sot rings, at Hermann Longe6'
10 no sianfordh, M Elm street, for the
fnmona diamond shirt, Tho best made aud
bcat iittIng shirt In uso, atprlcoa 10 suit ovory
ono.
SEE advertisement of rostorA second Texas
drawing postponed fora few days.
CLOCKS OF oyory description, from tho rog-
nlator aud cocoa clock 10 the smallest time
piece, at.Hormann Langos, bOl south side
M ain street.
ouR citizens who want Clothing mndo up
10 order Underwear roady mndo or made 10
order, and In met, anything In tho 'llnc OF
dentlomons Furnishing Goods, should call
on Hollonbeck a McCnllom, iOT Main street,
where thcy viii nnd everything IN tho absyo
limo OF goods OF tho best quality aud mndo
up In tho host manner. Remember tho
number, iO7 Main street llldtG
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Dallas Enterprise.

Ben. Ward, a druggist of this city,
manufactures an article of chewing
gum called Texas Tolu, of which, we
understand, he has sold within the
last six or eight months, something
near fifteen hundred boxe or seventy
five thousand sticks, some of which
went'to st. Louis, Galveston, etc., and
a few days agoa shipment to New
York, besides other orders to small
places in Texas. Besides being an ac-
complshed druggist, Mr.. Ward has
enterprise that is being appreciated
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DaIias Oiiy Garaen.

Rnlaa extraordinary ~ Gao amusement
loyiug hubble ~ Dgllas 1ll, llua hlH leave
% inform hih inWds and patron ihhl ielat
eHgaHali4n Well known and lAleHiei ehHI-
aainr artist aui vocalist Harry Mccarthy
EheWill malle hls ami aplpWWnrH AZ ihn
salipl 900 haiurlH nNenln fnnup iIiiii anh
aoY fFpnlng Will further H0iirH iu hls r'
marlahlf Hhrinhea pirYeW day ,iin Mr ~
llndnn Wlll alan ave hia WnHdauW imila-
mona of lims ana halsu lots NJ dancing
cool ain sud innocent amusement ANA tho
pesl nj u h ihai u isall neol lreel reel
luug your ladlaIhrlnH your children and
d0nt leave yourself behind,
lMllW lOnA ], LnNll rIonnelnr
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TIM MALLA.
lraal .na Dfpaylura Of nais Al psIls, fasl'
niire,


Arrival and nfparlule Of naih Al psila' fasl'
pnirr,
HsFthfFu hHil
Via a., Il. ANA o., %, %, comprising Wnlrrl
u0nn4ln Anl eastern h..la, ltH lni. WY
~ InIIs mlllsl nUfts .HNy no .- % ili NF
pW3 NtlIl "a f.h hih
hgEinoUH nail,
Bow ndHHUt aHI flHN u l"NH. lhn liNl.
g.HIlI4, IIuu.iIlt Arhliuf waco HNiI H|IN Il.I
puins Do rlNl.I..ul HIith diliy fff-
4 m, lHlWsd doing IA rt'l
Eastern Mail,
VIA a. sud q. ls.H, lnlp.i.int southern HNn
middle aIHittr lfiNI0fIllH i|I.i HhiHitH| hil
pms hlills l''n.., nul 'i.t'itH.H A,,.l. ~
pArIs uWy 40 'N 70 lN'
Weston Maih
E(om tgll Nonh tNuWNel gmpnllNli.i4,
aud WrsluN rna, WuFra daily ~ im 4 ini
ipptnH lNip al 1850 % uh
CedHr iiiIi nmli
Cedar llill, Mausnnd, Aiyandn anl rm.
taWday dnWrs Monday and Thursday 20
seyene Mail.
rnnnl llaughts Stun ana linton hlll
"INta tuesday Thursday ANA SATURDAY
49, " ilfi nplNllh ~ u ~ NllNlNNlN NNANi
Dentpn Mail,
Denton, Bolivar. Elllabetht0Wn, llNyd'H
Mills, Louisville ana ITinliy Milla, arrives
~ Il IN Monday Wednesday nud Saturday
departs ~ ana alternate days,
Hed Onll and Lisbon,
Arrives 400 y in Mondays Wednesday
and frdayH, Departs 7lDi u M alternate
days,
Iisb0n Mail,
Rod Oak aud Lisbon arrives NJ ann Mun'
day, Wednesday aud Friday departs nllpn'
ntr dnyHnt7 IA,
Mails for llnbORstOre, drRpeyinennd Duck
creek are lplteu out ~ Maud, NJ Irregular Ia
ttfNulH'
Onico Hours,
Delivery window, Na ~ lO6pm,
Money order window, b u IN 10 " M anu
nom y M % pm,
stamps sold rom sam tO 10 pm,
Lolium registered only during money urdo
hours,
All persons having complaints against the
office, ON amy account, Wlii plruhn present
ihe same, iu Wriunguriu purpn, To tho post
muster
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
VIII 1t never rain +?

Will II never rain?
Garden truck is abundant and
cheap.
One arrest for disoraerly conduct
yesterday.
Dallas is crowded with the period
ical drummer.
The "fence'' around our temple Of
Justice is sadly in need of repair.
The Commercial hotel will soon be
reopened by Mrs. James Il. Barley.
There will be an exciting race over
the Associations course one day this
week.
The Grand Central is receiving the
finishing touches from the brick
masons.
The case of the State va. Atchison,
comes up before Judge Burford this
morning.
The hack drivers complain. and
very justly, Of the wretched holes and
ruts on Main street.
--Fifty-three cases have been dis.
posed of In the district civil court dur
ing the past two weeks,
According to Rowell's Newspaper
Directory for 1875, there are fifty
ofs,l,k x,o,.aes. ..,,l,It.l :. 4 a.. NJ
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Tho Lafayette Restaurant, Frank Ian
terry, proprietor, will DO removed from
Lamar street, on or before tho first Of
July, TO the building formerly occupied by
j. 0rossman, on elm street, noxt door TO j.,
q. McConnell's hardware store, and opposite
Sanger Bros. This house win be newly nr-
nished throughout with everything calcu-
lated 70 make II n pleasant and convenient
homo for boarders, while the second story
will be neatly furnished for tho nccommo-
dntion of ladies' Don't forget tho place, and
give the new house triol. Good cooks and
polite walters. FRANK LANTEItY,
ll0lgW
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! VIII offer for the pext thirty days IN,
largest stock of watches ana jeweliy In Dal.
las AT COST.
Eighteen carat plain gold rings, my own
manufacture. l:S0pwt.
New York manufacture, i:e5 pvt.
Heavy silver Waltham watches, SIS,
Heavy gold eighteen carat waltham
watches, SOS.
Solid silver table forks and spoons, $40 per
set, and all other articles in proportion.
Watches repaired and warranted TO give
satisfaction or money refunded.
j. w. WEBB,
lOodu 505 Main street.
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And stin They Come.

Captain Jefferson Peak yesterday
presented The HERALD with some OF
the finest specimens of the Early Rose
potato we have yet seen. There were
eighteen of them, the largest of which
weighed eight ounces and tho smallest
iive--averaglng, say, about six or six
and n half ounces each. They were
grown on the Captains place, near the
city, and will compare favorably with
any grown anywhere in the country.
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New butcher shop.

Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment published in another column o,
THE HERALD, of Messrs. Polser q
Comerford who, under the recent or.
dinance passed by the City Council
regulating markets, have establish
ed a branch of their model
stall ON Main Street, nearly op-
posite the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
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EIGHT CoIrsINs.-

mcn," etc. vi AiVtie Wo
Ihe peculiar features ofSt. Nicholas ,r,,,,,
nave conduccd so laIgelvto lis nnrni Mliicn
VIII ne Kept mp with spirit: fP"'"ii'y
ouvrt ana easy stories In French C,ar,,,o,,
anu Latin for translation, will anno., il i',l'
slohally, White Jack-in-the-Pnlnit a. uYu. y.
yer JOY aud the Riddle BOX. viii co,,t -, Z
W oe iuli vi interest, and the dcpaTt,nant ~,
very Young readers will be enlnivod' 'iSi' io'
Das htu IaylOr anu Other ,ifstIngni.ho,,
nSeiers VIII give stories OF Ior,g,, cs,, ny
:, Mr.. Rideing will continue his so-,.s
subjects. P"Peis on practical
mr, Bartlett and others will attend 70 ,,o
leaux vivantS, etc. "iehts, TAD
NoW writer's, In addition 10 our pr..,,,,
,, eotps % contributions, viii give vo,,,,s.
skatnIs,.h III ages, poems, jlnglcs. sfories
ssnv.cues, ana papers on history biogro 49,
ua 10y. adventure, natural history. an. ~ I,
cr,',, ihrl0oi sports, boys and Girls ha,',,,1
nian hlnuergaiten games, literature ,.e..,-
thro, ANN. WIN hearty sprinklng OF nm
frice, ~ % a year, but nm IN Is,,,.
we viii send the twelve nun,bersY s ~ ,iy Isl
Just closed Vol. u, for only 81 M mn sas year
st,esanty bound In rcd aud cold Uni ~,
0hhtses paid, for - 90, W SEMI
vne year subscription and tv,al,,o -,
voI,,n,a ~, - ". One years subscripfion : ~
maid n, y a11 pound as above, sent. char.
All postages win be prepaid by ms.
SCRIBNER q co.
NO. $40 Broadway, Now YorI.
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rIiI RALLY uEnALn

VIII be iound ou SHE by ,ha news
boys on all trains % the TeSas and
aud Pacific railway, and ~ the ioiiow'
ing news stands ~ che city, visit M, H.
frankIin a 90, b0f Main street H. y,
star, Lamar street, Pierce /" I,yie, n07
Main street. Cigar Inland NJ the han
Saein,o Hotel. aud J. mcilhare, Ia'
mar street.
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where they viii keop al all times DE
ireshesl aud choicest u beef pork,
mutton, elo, The establishment Of
this branch win be O great oonypn-
leneo 10 the people IN tho wefl end Of
lhpdy, and should bo literally pat
ronlzpd.
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All persons Indebted 10 the under
signed for advertising, Job work aud
subscriptions aro notified 10 make
payment OF the same without delay.
My accounts MUST DO closed up nj once,
JNo, W. hWlNDEILA.
Dallas, June l, 1875,
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THE SKELETON IN THE CLOSET.
The Bancfnl Effects OF Beecher's Teach.
ings Extending to Dallas.
The Great Scandal Case OF Higgins
Versus Austin.
Sketch OF the Unhappy Couple The
Mutations OF Life.
THE SKELETON IN THE CLOSET.

The Eeccher-Tilton scandal has spread Its
oaneful Influences oven TO Dallas, and case
was decided yesterday In the Mayors Court,
which has excited considerable interest. II
ss'yied the State OF Texas VS.. Austin, who
was accused Of having abducted, Imprisoned
and seoretrd IN some place known only 10
himself. the body Of Mrs. Higgins, vito OF
John Higgins who sought the strong arm
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st. Nicholas for 1874
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Ofthis book Charles Dudley Warmer ,rr,,o,.
u. N the bound volume ofSt. Nicholas VIII,
its gloay of red and gold, we have n nar,n 1,u
Ment addition to the literature of the yn,img
t nJfot 1elote mas so much literary ana nT.
uren' It is q continual educator Of thair
W., ana OF their honor and courage i Jc
i hot see now y can be made any betier, ana IL
h ~" ciiiluren don't like It think it is time 70
cOuntryn va ViiiiNAeu Ill TINS
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wanted.

A wet nurse, In n respectable family, OF
good character and perfect health, Good
wages viii BIO paid. Apply to DIR. Gibbs, over
Hoskins 4 Howells drug store. lOSdlw
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The excursion to Galveston, which
was to have left this city tomorrow,
has been postponed for the present,
Due notice will be given through the
columns Of THE HERALD of tho posi-
tive time of starting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-22

We. sickles& Co. continue the grocery
ana provision business at Gls Elm street. r.
". rompkins' old stand They also solicit
consignments from ST. Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved ON
.he ".n instant Mr.. u. ], Edserley dispos-
ing OF his interest to W. II. Cocker. The
style of the firm win remain the same
Goods VIII DO delivered In the city Tree of
'narse' w. Q, sicKLEs,
o'uiy w. II. C0KER.