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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

THE indianapolis Herald persists in
spelling Cincinnati with an s. AS the
spelling fever failed on the Herald edi-
tor, we give him up.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

A gentleman was one day arranging
music for q young lady to whom he was
paying his attentions. .Pray, Miss
Dove" said he, "what time do you pre-
ferY "Oh," she replied carelessly. 'sany
time Will do, but the quicker the better.n
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

BALTIMORE now proposes to erect on
Federal Hill, in that city, monument to
the memory of Francis Scott Key, the
author OF our National song.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

The little panic in England is gradu-
ally being quelled. One firm failed yes
terday, with liabilities OF only 81, ,250, 900.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

ENGLISH harvests, like our own, are
delayed by the rains.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07

IT is mistake again. Secretary Del
ano is not going to resign.
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The DAILY STAR will be mailed to
persons who may be absent from the
city during the summer at the rate Of
my cents per month.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA PARKERsB URG.
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time,7 minutes fast
Baltimore lex sum-. Ss35A.M. b:35A.M. S40A.M.
Ba tinpre, daily. 8:30P.M. 2:30PM. 6:00P NJ.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Klgour and Front. Time, minutes fast.
Baltimore Ex daily :. 7;l5A.M. 5I5A.M. s.40A.M.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
WESTERN.

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.
Depot Fifth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fast.
Depart, Arrive, Arrive,
DIN tt. Cin't Dest'0n.
New York Ex daily. 9:40A.M. 630A.M. 7:20P. M.
New York Elk daily. 9:50P.M. 5:0OP.M. 6:5OA.M.
LoUisvILLs AND CINCINNATI sHoRT-LINE.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time, minutes slow.
Louisville Ex daily 5:55A.M. aa0P.M. l0:20A.M.
Louisville lex SUM-. 3:0JP.M. 12:i5P.M. 7A5P. NJ.
Louisville (daily).... 7.00P.M. :I5A.M Ii :3OP M.
ANN
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cINuNNArr, HAMu1roN ANp DAYTON. .

CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND INDIANAPOLIS.
Dept, Fifth and HoadIy.. Time, minutes fast.
Indianapolis Ac...... 1:iOP.M. u :30A.M. 6:OlA.M.
Indianapolis Eek Sat.) 709P.M 13 :55P M. 12:i6P.M.
Connersyille Ac..... H0P.M 940A.M. 7i25P.M.
CINCINNATI, RICHMOND AND CHICAGO.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fast.
Chicago Ex ........... 7:30A.M. 925P.M. 8:4OP.M.
Richmond Ac....... 30P. NJ. ~ 9:55P.M. 7:4cP. NJ.
Chicago Elk daily. 70OP.M. S:55A.M. 740A.aI.
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
Depot Fifth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fast.
Grand Rapids Ac.... 7:30A.M 9:35P M. 9 :35P.M.
Grand Rapids ex Sat. 7:00P.M. 8:55A.M l0:00A.M.
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1 Il :
Dept, Pearl and Plum. Time minutes fast.
Sandusky Elk. ..s.... 8:50A.M. 5:00P.M. 4:i0P. M.
Bellefonta1ne Ac..... 3:45P.M. 9:i5A.M. 9:3OP N.
Sandusky Ex daily. 9:lOP.M. 5:l5A,M. Z 730A. m,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-31
Personal,

Major Il. A. McNair, the representa-
tive of the great agricultural imple-
ment manufacturer, Mccormick, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and will
remain some days.
The following were among the arri.
walls at the San Jaclnto yesterday I,
z. Baker, Macon, Miss; +. Nickel,
II. Reed, New Orleans; A. Rryant,
Miss; II. 8. Morgan. New York; G,
Barren, Galveston; 8. NJ. Hunter, s.
J. Pagett, 81. Louis; w. Ogelsby, Tex
as k. Lee, Plano; ]. Folk, New Or.
leans w. l.. Gragford, Louisville
z. Vance, KY; II. ]. Allen, Cattle
King.
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nrToMlsa,


The citizens II llutlhins and ylelp'
lty, 10 the number Of seven of elHhl
hundred, assembled yesterday 10 q
beautiful grove just north Of town. ~
Clarkls mills, where stand and seals
had been prepared for their accom-
mediation. The Lancaster Silver cor
not Band was on the grounds ahh
dlseoured some beautiful music Aver
the people had assembled they were
received IN u neat address by Captain
w. q. Veal, who bid them all an hos
pltable welcome and pleasant anl
happy day, lie was followed Wy u
temperance address from Rev, james
Young, which was we'll received ahd
heartily applaulded' d,
AT the conclusion of DR., Noung'H ad'
dress, II was announced lhh'
candidates for the Constitutional Com
venllon would be allowed the prlvll'
ego Of speaking, when Hon j. W. Fer
rls, Of ELLIS county, and Colonel Johl
q, Mccoy, of Dallas, delivered short
pointed aud spirited addresses.
At the conclusion Of Colonel Me-
Coy's address, dinner was announced
and such u dinnerl A regular, old
fashioned bask et'pienIc dinner, Group
of three aud four scattered themselves
about the grove, aud out Of well'lllle'
hampers spread feast 10 which am
bio Justice was done by oil. The 70
porter OF 'rnG llRnALp hereby doalFe
10 return thanks 10 several parties 10
kind InvItalIonS.to join them, ana ca'
only express hla regret that n duo re
Z pard for hla corporeal welfare prevent
cd him from accepting them all'
Atg o'clock Mr.. James L. Goodnight
addressed the nssemblagc, followed b.
0 Captain w. q. Veal, each Of whom
} IN the other candidates, presented thel
claims and merits for the support
= the electors Ut the ensuing election.
! Ala o'clock, the speaking closet
and the assemblage hogan To dispers'
: after passing u most happy aud plea
ant day. AT intervals during the da
Lancaster Silver Cornet Band enlivol
ed the scene with sweet music, an
!, closed the days merry'maklng, ~ th
pionickers wended their way hom'
ward, with the beautiful strains
o "Home, Sweet Home"
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A anrn immunity.

qhe Tule0-Amrlipan OFyRfnalfA NarN
Iiaths arc warranted ~ rfnfl either lNf
Turkish 90 Russian baths nml w FHHH
aud mfiielnal oliclFncY' lhri WIZ Nff'''N
pllsh more M ono Ngnlh 10 lhe Falllfp W.
iief and permanent cufn NJ chronic diseases
than lhegaat mineral sprlEgs ~ hfinNifi
California ~ Arkansas fah eject lN NNp
year, aud AZ lees ilan one pgt-l Fen lelli lAs
cost Ia al durable pases VI lllr lnllpNlNs
named diseases satisfaction viii no sven ~
tho money refunded, VIA pHpnle NfNlNN
tlsn, rheumatic goat, aHieuiaF rheumatism
dyspepsia M all conditions neAlalalAi new
Gus debility, aeI0nla, all diseases " ple shll''
Kidneys and bladder, liver omplAlhl lflhNlp
weakness (nn matter of how long slAhnlNhl
syphilis Ia all ~ stages splnHl disease pro
lopsus utar. RDme cases viii require hHs'
netism Ia connection win Tho Vapor Hiatus
Advice Ia regard 10 dict aud dairy hablls
must boo strictly followed, ! nave eufel Ga
ses Of rheumatism and npulalgla 81 Twelve
years standing Ia one hour, also ehllls enl
leyer I win give - % any person mat WIN
produce case VI ihe above named diseases
| that I can mol cure, where the patient ~
talns sufiieienl vitality for healllilul feeu'
peraiion, The baths should he taken once
a week for general health, ahd ~ . prevent
alive of fayera, cholera and other conlaeloui
diseases, They will cure tho rash on break
Ing out caused by the heat, Persons lnklnl
the halhs will not suffer ~ much ron lli'
Intensity OF summer heat ~ by opehlng lh'
pores il carries on through tho Precipitation
Inuoh morbid matter from the blood lhui
freeing tho system OF Internal conReHllons
llooma NJ residence an Wood street, Yves
OF cotton compress, a proper assistant 7
employed 10 attend gentlemen In tho hAll
room from SAN, until lOr, Nc Ladies' VII
receive special attention, Como ana Hre me
Cold or lepld shower baths can he hn'
without the Napof linlha, II deHlrcd' Shove
bath, ~ cents yapor bath, ~ twelve bath
for go,
The apparatus used was invented and PAT
ented by d. II, H. Roberts, tho greatest ply
. sclan Of the age, who nov located In NeI
Orleans. Mrs, FRANK THOMAS,
Jydlm Magnetic Physician
H. q. Rust Il duly authorized to no
llolt and make contracts for adycTls
Ing, job work and subscription for TN
: DALLAS HERALD.
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10 positive certainty that lhe
cause OF truth and justice eF
IN oiher words, the cause ~ his lnup'r
Injured aud most oppressed ellshh
must prevail with the hlsl''lnlh'sN
aud Intelligent dnlen Of men whom no
saw Ia that box belpre hlm'
"Ihe plaluliil gentlemen Hpl'
Ieant Buzpz viii continue ~ sou
and melancholy yoioe--fl'he plalnllh
Is a widow yes, geullemeIli q willow
The late Mr. smith, after eliloy'hs
for many years tho esleenl and conn
denee NJ his iellow'pIlleenH, ~ one ~
the guardians NJ the CITY, glllen al
most Imperceplilly from our midst 10
seek elsewhere for that repose anu
peace which his llone never Afforded
llut enough Of lhls, gentlemen" We
hear Mr.. SERGEANT liu1fiz say w II
difficult 10 smile with an aeh'
Ing heaft-lt IL III Jestlng when
our deepest sympalhleA are n"hN-
ened, My clients hopes
aud prospects are ruined, and " ID no
figure of speech 10 my that her oec'l'
patton IL gone Indeed The bill Is
down, hul there II no tenanL lsliglhlt
single gentlemen pasa aud repa's, hui
there IL no invitation for them 10 IN
qulre within or without All lngloom
aud silence Ia the house. liul The de-
fendanla, gentlemen, the ruthless dc
airoyera Of this domestic oasis In The
desert NJ the corner NJ Market ana
Jackson atreels-lho defendants who
have chokod up the well, and thrown
nshes In the sward-the defendants
who come before you to-day, sllll real
their heads with unblomlshed ellroht
cry, aud gaze without u sigh on lh'
ruin they have made, Damages, gen
tlemen--heayy damages In the ohl>
punishment with which you can WISH
them the only recompenSo You cal
award 10 my client, And for thoS'
damages she now appeals To MI on
llghtened, n high-mlndcd, clsnt feel
Ing, n conscientious, u dlspaaslonale,
nympathI1Ing, n contomplatIve jury o
her civilized countrymcn.h
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-31
TIM DALLAS BLOOD STOCK ASSOCIA-
TON.
Grand state Tournament and Agrieul.
turaf Exposition, August 18th, 1879.

The most brilliant display of Gallant
knights ever seen In the State, and mounted
ON the most splendid collection of Blooded
Horses ever before exhibited in Texas. The
Prizes to be competed for are the most valu-
able ever offered in this country on such oc.
casions. An unsurpassed exhibition of thor
ough-bred and trotting horses--double and
single harness, and saddle horses. Inc best
display OF horsemanship by ladies' and gen.
tlemen. Premiums will be given for the best
display Of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Cotton, and
all other agricultural products. Also for the
best span Of mules used exclusively for farm.
Ing purposes. There viii be magnificent
band In attendance. The Dallas Blood stock
Association win spare no pains In admins.
'ering to the wants of their guests ON this
occasion, and confidently expect that II win
De the largest gathering Of the people vet
witnessed In North Texas.
There will be presented TO the best drilled
company In Dallas, a magnificent silk nag.
A. WADE, w. uIrtrp
Secretary. President
july23-ddwtol4aug
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While Dr. Prices True Flavoring
Extracts ARE full measure, other ex-
tracts are short nearly one-half what
they are said to contain, arranged to
look large 70 deceive the consumer,
The most of the so.called two ounce
tlavoring extracts hold but one and
one-quarter ounces, while DR.. Prices
IRE full measure just rs represented,
strong and pure. One trial will prove
that the bottles hold one-half more
than others purporting to be the same
size, and the extracts are of the strong
est and most natural flavor.
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Ny la, II, lIosack, Land Agent, Austin
street, between Mnin md ELM, onc store
House aud Dwelling combined, an Elm
street In tho city OF Dallas, wlll take part
cash nnu part trade,
Lands In Terram county. WIN take MGR.
chnndire Ia exchange at fair price.
Also, the saloon, hxturea aud billiard Ia
bio nadef the San Jaclnto Hotel
A bargain can be had In amy of tho above
property.
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LOCAL BREViTIEs.
Election Monday.

Erection MONDAY.
Cloudy and pleasant yesterday.
Speaking In front Of the Lamar
Hotel tonight.
-All over the city in 80 the seeds
for Fall gardens.
"A small-slzed rain wouldn't do any
damage in this locality.
The question IL rapidly resolving
itself into Central and anti-Central fac-
tons. M
The cutters along Main street are
SADLY In need ola thorough cleaning
out.
What about the county fair? Cen
tlemen, you cannot commence work
too soon. ai4
1T Ii rumored that Colonel Stone
will shortly commence the erection Of
block Of buildings on Main street,
just east Of the Lamar.
She loved steaks, and after buying
one yesterday morning ata butcher
stall, tried to steal a second, The Ar
gus-eyed butcher advised her to drol
1t, which she did.
There was rumor on the streets
yesterday afternoon, that one of oul
noble Tautons sought suicide through q
key Of beer. He didn't succeed, how.
ever, for he only swallowed The beer
androlled the key aside. laa
James Roberts, arrested some days
since on a charge OF forgery, had an
examination before Judge Burford yes
terday, and was held to bail In the sum
Of five hundred dollars, in default Of
which he was sent 10 Jail. 4
Two young gentlemen hired a skiff
yesterday afternoon for a ride down
the Trinity. On reaching the banks
of the river, about an hour afterward
they saw the skin floating down the
river occupied by two negroes, male
: and female, and the buck was accom-
plishIng some triumphant hugglng.
The streets have not been lighted
with gas for nearly month, and still
the energetic reporter OF the great and
good HERALD has not been called upon
- a
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The Great sou,hwcs

Mr.. L. b. Hayes, the interchangeable
Southwestern passenger agent of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,
called yesterday, and left his card in
the shape of the Great Southwest for
August. AS usual, II is replete with
interesting miscellany, especially to
the farmer and traveller.
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The law Office Of Messrs. Morgan 4
Gibbs has been removed from Austin
street to No. 4O5 Main street, up stairs.
The gentlemen comprising this firm
are among the most promising and
able OF the young attorneys of our city,
and are rapidly building up large
and lucrative practice, which close at
tention and application to the business
of their clients justly entitle them to. u
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Arrested for Theft.

Charley Ferguson and Verda Yale
We're arrested, last night about twelve
O'Clock, on a warrant telegraped from
Austin, charging them with the theft
of a valuable finger ring, which was
found in the possession of the woman,
who was arrested at the house OF Mol
lie Cross. Ferguson was arrested at
the Germania House, on Elm street,
at which place he has been stopping
for the past three or four days. Both
parties were lodged in Jail.
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W II. lHTE Il CO., roal estate agents, No. lOp
Lamar street, beg leave ~ call the attention
OF persons Wishing 10 purchase real estate 10
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their Office, under the respective heads OF
"ImproVod City Property" "Vacnnt City
Lots" "Fnrms," and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots Ia the commercial oentor of the
city. Also, building lots, and number OF
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter OF the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides u number OF farms of various
sizes, including several large aud highly I'm.
proved plantations within Ave miles Of the
city of Dallas, 21Gdlm
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The HERALD was yesterday present
ed by the Messrs. Ross Brothers with
seven peaches, the aggregate weight OF
which was fifty-eight ounces. They
were grown in their garden on Ross
avenue, and were fair sample of the
entire yield of the tree. The Messrs.
Ross challenge anybody in the State,
except Judge Nat. Burford, for an ex-
hlbition of fine fruit.
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you don't see, it is mainly your
own fault, because by procuring pair
of the justly celebrated Diamond Spec
tacles you can so improve falling eye
sight, as to render you CRATE
to the Spencer Optical Manufacturing
Company of New York, who employ
the highest scientific skill in their
production. For sale at j. M. Oram's,
Main street.
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New Auction House.

Colonel q. M. Hibbler has taken pos
session Of the storehouse at the south
east corner of the square, formerly oc-
cupied by Terry u Mitchell, and on
Monday next will open general auc-
ton and commission house. The at
tention Of the public is called to his
card, published in another column.
Parties having any business in Colonel
Hibbler's line will do well to pay him
u visit, as their interests will be care
fully looked AFTER
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j. nj. Hooker, of Lexington, KY,
has at his wnexpense erected school
for young ladies, at cost of one hun
dred Thousand dollars. In many re-
spects the building is as complete as a
modern hotel. water-cloe>ts, baths
supplied with hot and cot 'cvater, are
on each foor' Itcontains one hundred
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Public Hl,enI,ing,

Major John Henry Brown and Cap
tain w. q. Veal, candidates for the
Constitutional Convention, will nd
dress the citizens OF Dallas, IN front OF
the Lamar House, this evening at :
o'clock. The ladies especially are In
vited to attend. Ample Accommodations
will be made for their convenience.
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Meaarn, A. n. Jott aud u. q, Aeegar
ARE duly authorized travelling agents Of
Tnn DALLAS HERALD PRINTING Com
rANy, with full authority 10 solicit aud
receipt Tor subscriptions, advertising
aud job work, from this date until
hlrlher notice. W, q, HOLLAND,
liuslneua Manager.
Dallas, July !, ms
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Heavy Premiums,

The Mississippi Valley Fair, TO DO
held at Quincy, Illinois, during the
latter part OF September, and for II cir
cular OF which TnE HERALD Ia lndeot-
ed to ils secretary, offers $4,000 speed
premiums. Here IL something for
owners of fast stock In Dallas TO let out
their "llghtnlng heels" for.
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PRErRRRED SPECIALS.

DRAM nr watches aud IowoIry. All gooda
engraved free OF charge,
30 YOU wanl,a suitable present for u
iricndf You can nnd n ~ nrnmN, from u
mo gold watch ana chaln down Ia little
Iing Aud rcmenberlt viii bo beautifully
engraved FREQ ~ charge.
j. NJ. oHAM haa IN his employ ono Of the
best watchmakorA IN tho state iIemenbcr
this when you "a 10 have your watches re'
pnlrpd,
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NOTICE.

All delinquent stock i'm the
Dallas Real Estate and HuiId-
ing Association, viii be sold TO
the highest bidder at public
auction. on Wednesday. the 4tis
day Of August, 1875. Sale al
the corner OF Elm and Austin
streets, at I2 o'clock Nj.
4. Il. BARRY,
Secretary and Treasurer ID. R.
Il. and is. Association.
July 10 dist
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Captain II. S. Guy, Lancaster IL the
authorized agent for THE DALLAS
HERALD. The accounts of THE HER
AID for Lancaster and Cedar Hill post
offices arc In his hands, and parties
owing are requested to call on him Ut
once and settle. july 3O-d&wtf
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and twenty-five roomsi gymnasium,
music rooms, lihrary and chapel, All
completely furnished The Heliool al'
pnrlenanees are complete in every Fe'
specl, aud NJ the most modern designs
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pALLAs, July o, lS7i,

DALLAa, July ., lS'i,
10 the citizens and publicgoneOllyi
feel II u SENSE Ut duty OF mine 10 make
known 10 the public for their benefit, that
have been afflicted with rheumatism aud
rheumatic govt for several years, ana for tho
Inst nix months nave been confined 10 nay
bed moro than half the time by the above
diseases. | was induced 10y friends 10 try Dr.
Colcman's Electro NNpor aud Medloaled
Baths, aud though having no lalth In them
they have effected u permanent cure OF my
rheumatism and rheumntIcgoui. Yours ro'
spectfully, j, DUANE,
No. iOa Main street, Dallas, Texas,
Iuly lIdlm
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ron SALE.

NY residences, esFaes raeias avenue
Asa iseusiea streets, snhsnsias hall"
Llseh ~ sFeaaa, win q we'll SATISFIED
aaes,esy and haseme.' rseh'es"esese
LaiIaias, aaa All aseessaFy a"'''aiia'
isga, sis. Az earIS applicant may so
ears y bsssaln,
sSo, ". swIspsLih,
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A Card.
w. @. SICKLES A. co.

Grocers and dealers In Produce, GIG Elm
street, viii furnish Bagging and lief TO their
country friends, and ship their crops or II
planters wish to consign cotton or wheat to
their friends In Galveston, they win make
very liberal advances.
W. Q. SlCfiELS,
July 20. W. II. COKER.
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CITY BUSIN ESS.
Attention, Companions I

You are hereby requested to attend the
stated convocatlon of Dallas Chapter No. IL.
II. A. NJ, ON Monday evening, August .,
ISIS, as there is business OF Importance to at
tend to. 2. L C0OMBEs, ii. +.
j. L. FISHER, Secretary.
Dallas, July 30--dIt
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FLOUR.

Try kreig's Ocean Pearl" and "Crean of
ny ci,y hour. The bakers and families
found for sale at "o'' IAN De
/ obENcHAIN q CHILDREss, AGENTS.
,., corner Elm and Market streets.
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Al the soclablo OF tho Lamar Rifles, on
Wednesday night, u gold sleeve button. The
finder VIII oblige the owner by leaving the
same NJ the Herald o1loo,
July 29-dif N. WSwlNDELl.s,
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Wholesale boots and shoes, 4o7 Elm street.
hnure stock Is new aud bought direct from
Manufacturers. Prices as low as any soutz
ern OF Western market. Iuiy 9,.vsm
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win be- fsuna 90 sails w size news
bsys ga all ssains ~ sha Is@as .na
asa raeiae railway, saa ~ she ss"H
stands Ia she city,
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There viii hh o rfsHIHF meflins ~ 'Np
stoekhoii, is0flue naiias lialail FiiNliAt
Cmnpauy,n 40 ihe plieapl ihe flHlil #f''f'N
Lib lnsunnea plmpanYi pH wednesday
August I, llli,
n WGHohhtRp, secretary
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Wake Up and See What In
Going Oh.

Joseph Mencser, grocer, els En-, street,
Dallas, beats all in selling goods cheap.
He delivers them to customers free. Go
and give him a trial, at Gl5 Elm street
c7d3m
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A few more members wanted Immediately
TO complete the organization of the Com
monwennh Silver baud. Apply ut the Com
nonwealth Commercial College, July ssdsl
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srissisel,eai Coz HHlss aea 'f'''7'f''
The iall sis,lsu $40 pgHn heplfiaNif l'N
Charge as hTsiD'0rr, iHFf4ls RN' NHf'
seeu ihe e,ii resale ~ ehsns'Ri ls'i 4.
aud books arey yrar Hl.l niM iilN ''ii'
Interest "a palpulsa Gale sfiNN''
INV. ALpliiuFfr A. Ai'
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Nh. Jnsrn hwAIr viii have the eselnAlye
snarre Of tho ely circulation of The Daily
Herald from lhla date nnIlI further notice
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