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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-03-05

iect !" Regular 0rder!n "Yeas and Nays!'
muroen beitduoiq bon alien Seiten b0rbar.
! SIM Senate erre9te beonoer8 baS Sene6=
men @banOler'S groBe8 Sntcreiie; Der groBa
nDttfl9anoer," mie man ibu nennt, blidte
| ftnneno auf ieinen Gid unO ein @orreiponz
bent mill benerft bdben, baB mebrere SbrGs
nen iiber ieine gSangeu liefeu. bic Srenz
nuH9-ba8 Solf bat i'm talt gelegt--lpirO
ibm 10 i6mcr.
Die Souutp Bill mnroP oorgciteru 2lbeno
I'M 9aue auSgerufeu, uuO ba man Die Nmeuz
Dement'S oc5 SenatS uit]t btQigen tounta,
eInem @onferen3 -&omtte itbermieen.
Sltr5 Dor Der Bauc uOrgeltern gtQd)mitt0Q
luur0en Die SillS itbtr bic beioeu nCNtuS Staal
zen i'm roauie aufgcrufeH. 0a Ginipra6e
erboben purOe, 10 etnigte man IT'D oobin, oaB
Die StI obne Observation-Disclosures anQcnomz
men iuer0en ioQe. Die Sill iiber BE 2(ufz
nabme bon Colorado er6tclt Die erioroerlihc
Nfebrhcit; 164 Nittglie0er Itimn;teu ouflir
uno 70 bagegen. Die Slll iiber 9telu 0icrtfo
muroe Oo9egen oermorfen, tucem 1G4 oQfiir,
aber 81 bagegen ittmnlteH.
Oas 6du8 entidJieo io0aun bie beiben
8ablz@Onteite uou Qouihaua. g. s.. Sbe-
t0an erbtelt ben Stb ais @ongreBmitglieo,
at large tiir 2ouiiiauo, Der 2luiptU1 Bindlz
baf'8 wuroe igHorirt. 9a8 6du8 blidlloB
Johann in Dem 5meiten Souiiiaua'cr Sucttz
Sale, Samrence gegen Sppber, SEN Griiereu
5u5ulaIfen; SDpber bat aber befanutltdl Oic
ganSe 3ett her Den Git irue qebabt uno oud)
ben @ebalt be3ogen. Dian Qlaubt augemeiu,
0aB itdJ bas 6au8 ourdI Shertban'8 3ulai=
ing gegen baS 2&aBlrciultat pon 1872, rcip.
9egen Sellogg ertldrt bat.
Inter Den 4nbdngern OeS oritteu 5erMins
herridte gegeu Ntitternadlt groBc NiiBitinlz
mun9 me9en Der id)lcd)teu &u8iinten Der
3waugs- Slll i'm ScrQte. 9er Scriud, Die
ielbe al8 2lmenbemeut Der 8iu iib2r gcnlid1tc
&iptl &ernilltgUuger auf;uiatteln, itleB I'M
Senate auf groBen 2Sioeritauo. Die cHtid)ie=
Oene abicrtigung OeS BrGiOeuttn mc9cu Ter
ArfanIa8, Stage, lpclfe Oeritlbe am 0icnitQgc
i'm Reprdientantenbauic CrbieIt, bat iebr Oa5u
betgetragen, Die &bOuccn Oe8 ,3maugsgeicte8
5u peri1ltmmern.
Der Seridt be8 Gontit'8 fir Diittd uu0
2Scge iiber Die oYocifc Mail" llutlriuhuug
muroe angenommen.
Die 8crlpilllQmg5s&iQS muroeu iGnlntz
lid erleotgt. 9as StCurgeieb lit pom &rdz
iioentcn untcrSeldIuet mOroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-03-05
E+ Der 43. Gnttaref,.

@eiern Otitta9 u ll6r itarb oieier ifulbbez
laoene Batron; gcraoe mle ctn Serbreter,
Oe6en Sinri6tun9 ieltgciegt 1T. 9aS @ute,
mas er Dem yan0e gethan bat, penn 10 st
mas thatiGdlih pailirt ietu iOllte, ift bereit8
beute pergelien, baS S0ie IND S9ltmme oa,
9egen mlro iobalO nd)t uerifmerjt merOen
f0nnen uno nod lange nad;uden.
Sn ieiner erlteu Situng bat bteie iluds
piir6i9e Sanoe BON 9emagogen Die SinanSz
9lngele9enbeiten i'll Germinun9 gebra6t, in
DER letteu Situng bat iie Our6 politii9e
NtaBregeln aQer glrt Die Station on ben Rau0
oe5 SiirgertriegeS geordngt. 9a8 lit Die
Summe hires Sbuns unD SretbcnS. Die
6clgen Oeiielben mCrben erif I'M 2aufe OeS
SommerS unS 6erbites Su Sage tretcu, Die
i6limmitcn 6ol9cn fiuo bagcgen auf baS
Sub9llabr 1876 bercdlnet; crit i'm nGdlten
Sommer mer6en mir gelegenbeit bahen, an
Sutler, 0torton, Sogan unb @obnrn suriid=
5uoenfcH. SIN 6auie uebneu beute 1870 Aoz
mtnitrati nSmttgiicocr NbId)ieo; hieie 0tdn=
nCr baben le6o6 IN Den lebten Sagen nod
llnbell gcnug angCrldltet; lie baben einSteuer=
@eleB gel9aITen, peld)eS ben 5ieiden tnlmGr
reiher lIno cen 9lrucn INNER Grmer MAIDEN
rUirb; iie haben Elm 3maugSgeieB angenou-
hen, Ourd) Ueld)eS ne Die NtQdt, baS SanO
aus >ubCuten, abCrmalS Gil iit 3u relBen 9e-
oenfen. SOrtan mCrGen oteie 1870 Nidnner
pom ,2SelBen 0Ouie" lbreu &ohu ourb fette
Aemter srmGrtcn unD erbalten, oenn pom
Solte babSn bieie i'm mahren Sinne 0eS
@orte8 uulu orfeuen @eicllen lti9tS mGbr Su
bofien. Die NtoioritGt oc8 beute. 81 GHoe
gebenpen Gong bat Oem @fannc an an
Scrcn GnOe Der Nuenue gegcuiibcr cine Ger
pilitdt an Den Sag gelegt, meldle III Der Sc
idiGte eiueS frelcH Xan0eS bcliptelloS 1T;
man mar geitern iufoIge 9eiier f0rmlih er=
faint, Su ieben, Rap ite nId]t and III Der
artanioS Srage Dem BrGFOentcn Dell 9Stlleu
getban bat.
8etradten mir Die repuhilfanlidle YartCt
heute uno beOeuten mir, mas iie am 5. 9tS.
1873 mar, 10 uliiiieu mir iagen, Dap iId) III
6iCiem 2anNe Der &erfuu elmer WtulOrltdt ME
raider uolt;ogen hat. Die DtGnuer, uclde
mie @arIjelO, &laine, Softer, BbelpS &C, Da=
mails ibrer TiibrGr maren, muBten III ben leb
tcren Sagcu nit Der Dtmorit0t ItImmen,
obne oaB eS tbneu gelGng, Die peroerbltdlen
YtaBregeln i'll barciteln; Der Wtann ragc9eu,
rpcldIsr Dor 3luei Sabreu uon ielnen eIgencn
.Barteigenoien peradJtet ruuroe, 1T beute Der
21H3i9e 6itbrer BON Dem, mas ild nod re-
putIitanlid]t Bartei nenut: 0utlcr lit Obeu=
auf, CT 1T Der llutcrgcnerGl oc8 amcrifauiihen
@diars gcuOrbCn uuo er muo iett Die Ourb
hCbc SOuutn geuonnencn 8rGtorlaner fir
Den Gnti0ciOunQsfampf orgGnlitren. Der
ier0il' As. GOugrtB bat aue notbmcnOigen
Dtittel permiIigt, I'm Den &dlarlSmu8 ein5u4
fitbrGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-03-05
2trfGnids.

Alc nobnlIun!ge Boltuf oe5 &rQil0cntcu
nno Der thn am n&@iCH itCbenocu %SajaQcu
bat porgeltern i'll ItprdeutOnttuGauit elnC
ent1dleoene mo eno9itIrlgcyiIeotrlogc crtitteu.
5m @nflang nit 0itlCr Gplitif bate g&Qro
pom Sitnol8 ell Subltttut ClnQurcidt, uQtb
Deldem gcgeu nie auaDridlidle @ntiheiOunq
oes SolfeS Sroot8 ais Der geicblite @pHuerz
neur bon 2lrtania5 ben0dltet mer0eu iollte.
0tcieS Subltitut muroe nit 152 QeQeu 70
Stlmnen permorien. Damn iaBte 0as y0au8
nit l49 ge9cn so Stimneu, Der 9teiolutiou
0eS Gomlte'S entlpredene, ben SeidlluB, oaB
Der Sunb itdl in Die RtgitruuQSangelelc
tel Don 9trtanlGS nlGt elnSumildleu babe.
9Sir f0uncH bel oieltu1 entj0ieOenen Siege
Der StGatcnred)te iiber Die flud)miiroiqe, oeS-
pottld]c GHmtlGungS= &olitit oer2toniuiitra
tlou nur uulercr SefrlCOlgung2luSDruG geben
uno Dem Soite pon &rfQnaS gratuuen
2lber lplr erld)reden BET ben @eoaufeu, OeB
mir OaS, mas itd bct jcOem fretenStaate Der
uuton BON lelblt perite9t, udmld) oa8 9ltujt
lelnT SelbrbcTtmmung, ais cine ntue Gr=
run9euld)ott begriiBen niiiiicH. 60 Wcit tit
cS 9efonmeu, OaB mabriheinlih bsutc oaa
Solf uon 2lrfanla8 au's gieue infer ObliQa-
ten SanonenlalpCn Elm Set ;eiert, u1il mQn
eS letner moblermorbeneu unO mpblUerOjenten
6retbett ntdlt beraubt; neil Der Arm 0e5 5p=
rannen nlft btnetngretfeu uuo cine 3iebcliou
pom 3auue relBen fann, um oauu Die WtQd)t
Der SSa0onette All entfQlteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-03-05
SerftGeEIaaSs8oltcen pou Sclbn.
tftHrfeP,r

&e!ge 6EaGe bat Upbl SA 10 Dielen 9ro,efien
mlteebensoefFt tstun65 @gleQihuften Qefiibrt,
"ta uis, e5 fd iolle @etllihaffen IN boue
nss 5,s,,,ro, ,-~N-- 1aH g2yiQRen, oeran gtben
peritdlert mar, Der SerpnIptung a. ''V'H"s
Der Serlt9srun9S Snmme ent3icben f5uucu.
Die metiten StaatagertGte, in'sbeIonSere
auA be ytep Yorfer, babeu entid,icoen, oaB,
wenn cine POllce cine Sefimmung entbdIt,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13
Lil,ic's LivIng Age.

The numbers Of the Living Age lor
May lst and Sth contain William llal.
III, from the Cornhill Magazine; The
Abode of Snow, parts III and ~,
Blackwood Secret Papers OF the
French Empire, Frascr's Magazine
The l'uneral Of Il son Of Heaven, Pail
Mall Gazette GnrlbNldi aud the III.
Der, Spectator Milton, from MacMil.
lRn's Magazine The Cost Of Living,
Cornhlll Magazine Dead Dutch Cities,
Spectator; Nicissitudes Of Ritual, Sat,
urday Review; A Spanish Passion
Play, Spectator; Aslatic Vege.
tatlon, Mature; The Russian
Revolution in 1862, Academy; with
instruments of ."Alice Lorraine" by
II. q. Blackmore, author Of the "Naid
of Skier" and, "rhree Feathers" by
VIM. Black, author of "a Princess of
Thule" aud the usual choice poetry
and miscellany. 4 new volume be
gan April LIST. with dlty.two mum.
bers, of siXty-four large pages each,
(aggregaling over 5000 pages year.
the subscription price (SS) is low; or
still better, for 5000 any one of the
American ~ mOuthlies or weeklies is
sent with The Living Aye for year,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13
manufactures.

The rapid progress made in the form.
alton of company to erect n paper
mill, has again directed public atten-
ton toward the erection of cotton
mill. The idea has been so often adj
vocated and spoken of, only to end in
failure, that people are beginning to
believe that there is not enterprise and
life among our citizens to put such u
measure into operation. The advan-
tages of such an enterprise are innumer-
able. One factory could hardly supply
the demand of Dallas and neighbor-
hood country with sheetings, thus ill.,
surfing ready sale for all its products.
Wherever cotton mill is built, prop
erty is sure to increase in value,
and this fact of itself should be an in
centive to large property holders to
take the matter in hand. The en-
ployment of a large number of work.
men will increase the population of
the city, and give support to many
unable at present to find work. The
increase of population, especially of
the working class, must promote the
retail trade Of the city, and instead of
the gloomy countenances which now
mark our retail merchants, on account
of the dullness of the trade, we will
find them cheerful and smiling at the
change.
Our merchants are now compelled
to allow the raw cotton to be shipped
through this city to the east, and
thence returned to them prepared for
use, whereas, when factory is estab-
lished in our midst, the cotton will be
at our doors, and can be obtained by
our merchants at any time desired. |
Let the matter be canvassed and talk
ed over, and then let the mill be built.
A few such enterprises in our midst,
and the cry of hard times would be
dispelled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Hats Of all kinds and styles n
panIc prices At Pages.
lee cold soda five cents a glass Al
Kahn Il Nays,
Fresh groceries Of all kinds fol
sale cheap ut John 1'rotman u Co.'S,
Go to Kahn n Mays for the best
Ice cream In the city.
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac
90 Just received by j. w. 'rrotman
~ Co.
Boots and shoes, In any style,
made 10 order NJ the shortest notice at
Pages.
Why do the merchants of Dallas
look like New York merchants? Be-
cause they get their hats OF Hamilton
Country produce vegetables and
poultry always for sale by j. w. Trot-
man ~ Co.
She would not marry him. Why?
Because he did not wear one of Ham
ilton's hats.
The largest and cheapest stock of
straw hats In the city just received at
Pages, sos, Main street.
Why do the ladies of Dallas look
so sweet at the young men? Because
they wear Hamilton's hats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13
20 Rreak GIass via

An easy method Of breaking gIass
TO any required form ii by making
u small notch, by means Of q die,
on tho edgo of q piece Of glass then
make the cnd Of u tobacco pipe, or
u rod Of iron about the samc sizo,
rcd hot in the fire, apply tho hot
iron TO tho notch, and draw IL slowly
along the surface Of the glass, in
any direction you ploaso u crack
viii be made In tho glass, which
will follow tho direction Of tho iron,
Round glass bottles and TASKS may
DO cut In the middle by wrapping
around them II womtod thread
dipped in spirits Of Iurponlinc and
solllng 1t on fire when fastened to
tho glass,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13

afternoon paper Of yesterday, There
mas have been a feW unimpOllanl in-
ap@laeles Ia I'HE llRRALDs report
fndde up an Il was, after midnight for
the morning paper but that Mr., Here
ford called aud made complaint, aud
used The language attributed % him,
THE HERALD does not for an Instant
believe, aud II will probably be made
10 10 appear
THE HERALD only endeayprs % give
a synopsls Of heprooeedings, itmakes
no prelenllons 10 publish them IN full,
two on three weeks after they have
been enaoted, a. the energetic after
noon paper does, who can well Afford
10 use III superlluous space when paid
80 well for H. THE HERALD receives
no pay for lts report, nor does II ark II,
u publishes a synopsis 0f the council
proceedings ~ u matter Of news, aud
the reporter ondeayoH 10 give u truth
lul ana impartial report, When or
rOls are made, ~ IL not usual when a
column or two of proceedings must be
written up after twelve o'clock NJ
night, amy mcmberof the honorable
council may always rely upon
having them ehecrlully corrected
by calling at rHE HERALD Office,
aud thus relieve themselves Of the ne
ccsaIly Of pointing out inaccuracies 10
u would'ho rival newspaper who takes
delight la the hyperbOlo aud Rtlrlbu'
ting bad motives aud prompllngs 10 n
Journal that refuses 10 recognize II
among the respectable aud honorable
Journals Of the state. The assertion
that the report was glbi0i II unwor-
thy Of notice, ~ the reporter could
have no possible interest In garbllng
or giving an incorrect report,
And by-thc'way, speaking Of inOc'
curncles there are some "naccurncles'
In u certain quarter which We shall In
few days call upon the afternoon pa
per to explain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13
Organization Of u New Fire Company

A meeting was held on last Satur-
day night, 10y number of boys Of this
city, for the purpose of organizing u
company to supply the engines with
fuel at fires. The meeting was called
to order and George NJ. Beach APP
pointed chairman, who appointed Ben.
w. Austin, secretary, pro tenn. A con-
stitution and bylaws having been pre-
viously prepared, Were presented, read
and adopted. The following officers
were then elected for the ensuing year:
George M. Beach, president; Eugene
w. Swindells, vice PRESIDENT Ben. w.
Austin, secretary; Paschal Tucker,
treasurer; James A. Morrison, fore
man; Theodore Parker, assistant fore
man.
The meeting then adjourned until
Monday evening, at s O'clock, when
it was called to order by the president.
The name and motto of the company
was then discussed atlength, which re.
suited In the choice of the following
name: "Dallas Engine Supply com
pany No. A." and the motto, ave do
our best" A committee was then APP
pointed, consisting of Ben. w. Austin
and Eugene w. Swindells, to solicit
to pay for tie truck and
of the company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13

The Young Mems Christian assoclO-
ton Of this city h progressing finely,
A meeting will be held on next Tues
day evening nj the Methodist lGplsco-
pal tabernacle, TO which the public Is
respectfully invited. On Tuesday, the
Goth lnst0nt,a grand meeting Of the ~.
ISOLATION and IL friends will be held,
which Will be addressed 10y The minis
ters Of the different churches of the
city THE HERALD extends it, best
wishes TO the association for is success
and prosperity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13
Festival.

The ladies of 81. Matthew's parish
hold n strawberry and lee cream festi-
val In Major Blades new building this
evening. II is expected that every
body will be present, M they should
he, to enjoy n rich trent. The ladies
propose applying the proceeds to II
most benevolent object, and every one
should add their mite in assisting
them. The admission is free, and only
II moderate price charged for the deli
cacies. Drop in this e"ening and par
take of Il delicious plate of Strawberries
and cream.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13

over them half ormaro Of tho sugar,
aud lot them stand sumo hours, on
over night fgllhorli late. Pat on
fire IN close boil metal or porcelain
kettle with remainder ol sugar,
Boil and skim about twenty min,
uioa, until syrup lhickens and looks
transparent using, during the pro-
cess, u "silyer' spoon, and avoid
mushlng, Seul up Immediately in
alright causi II glass, wrap in
paper to exclude Iighl,-[N Y,
OhserYer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13
KRO-KAY
AZ Reed & LalhrOp's.
InItf

W y, IYrE 4 co., real estate agenh No, lOu
Lamar street, beg lcnye 10 call the attention
OF persons Wishing 10 purchase real estate 10
the extensive llHh OF property on their
bulletin boards In aud outside oi
their office, under tho respective heads OF
"lmproyed Cly Property" "Vucunl Ciiy
Lots" "Fnrms," and "uuimpmyed aud
Wild Lands, embracing business houseHnnd
vacant lots In the commercial ccntor Of tho
city, Also, building lots, ana u number Of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter Of the city. Also, large tracts wild
lands IN Dallas aud other counties OF the
state, besides u numberor farms OF various
sl2cs, including several large and highly In.
proved plantations wlthlu ave miles of the
city Ol Dallas, giIslm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13
LOCAL BREVITIB

Festival.
Spelling match tonight at the Ia.
bernacle.
Strawberries and cream at Blades
new building this evening.
Several extensive improvement,
in the city are contemplated.
Hon. Jefferson Davis will visit this
city on Tuesday or Wednesday next.
Meeting of the Knights of Pythias
this evening. To the front, Sir Knights!
Don't neglect to visit Blades new
building this evening and partake of
some delicious Strawberries and ice
cream.
Colonel e. G. McLure, alderman
from the first ward, held court yester-
day in the absence of his honor, Mayor
Cabell.
The boys who recently formed q
"flre company" mention of which APP
pears in another column, have already
contracted for the construction of their
truck.
The item in The HERALD, yester-
day, IN reference to the action of the
supreme court in the Horbach case, was
premature. No action has yet been
taken.
William Watson, indicted for as
saulting the guards at the Jail, was yes
terday consigned to the tender cares
and mercies of Ward, Dewey d Co.,
for two years.
Colonel ID. r. Anthony, who re-
Gently visited our city with the Kan.
sas excursionists, was shot and mortal.
ly wounded, in Leavenworth on Mon
day night, as will be seen from The
HERALD's kilograms.
The HERALD acknowledges the
receipt from DIR. James +. Harrison,
chairman of the faculty, of the cata-
iogue OF the fifty-first session of the
University of Virginia. Among the
lists OF students are several fir IN Tex
as.
The first number of the Empire,
published at Stephensville, Erath
county, has been received. Mr.. E. b.
Scott is editor, and G. F. Scott propri-
etor. 1t Is published with new ma
terial, the old office having been de-
stroyed by fire some time since, and
presents very creditable appearances.
The HERALD wishes it success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13
Leelnre en snlrlinnllsm.

Rev, DR., Watson, Of Memphis Tenn,
will deliver lecture this evening, At
odd Fellows hall, on the philosophy
Of modern spIrIluallsm, aud will en-
deavor 10 show the existing harmony
between spIrltuallsm, christianity aud
the bible, DE- w, has the reputation
of being u most profound thinker aud
~ there II no admission fee charged,
he will no doubt have crowded house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13
DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE.

G. VI. Wheat, president; John Kerr, vice
president; K. w. Baylor, secretary; j. L.
Leonard, treasurer.
Board of Directors-A. Davis, Thomas
Field, ID. f. Grove, X. V. Tompkins, b. f.
Luce, W. j. Clark, A. T. Obenchain.
Board of Arbitration-A. Sanger, j. IL.
Bryan, j. f.. Schneider, 4. l.. Williams, W.
A. Jones.
Committee ofAppeals-w. f. Hughes, T. l..
Marsalis, NJ. Kahn, w. &. Connor, j. +. Cald-
we'll John Tension, w. T.. Murphy.
Transportation-A.D Davis, ). j. Adams, A.
Sanger.
Classification and Quotation-R. " Tomp-
kins j. 5. Sizer, ]. II. Bryan.
Finance-W. j. Clark, t. l.. Marsalls, ]. F.
Caldwell.
Membership-A. T. obenchain, NJ. Kahn,
Geo. Shields.
Statistics and Annual Statements-W. ].
Clark. b. +. Luce. K. w. Baylor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-13

ihe white nussian Oais sNmefhing
Farmers Hpaa THIS Aafnis
Wanied,
These nala have been thoroughly i1sled
ana prove io ha ilH inHsi kn Wl' Ihrlr
Yield II funrmnus bipr 30 lnrhels prr acre
lhey VIII grpW vol pn mia land lhey 40
not inlure y0Hi iHnd like lnH r1mmpn oats,
4 package lhat WIN yield npm SIS a. ten
bushels pfpaisl WIN circular Swing teups "a
Agenls Hnd ml instructions ns ip tine Hnd
manner of spwingi win bf hfEi postpaid 10
ANY one desiring l0 Hrl 40 agsHl 0n receipt pi
heanls, The 0nls pnpr arc fresh ana gen
ulne seed lasl years production, Nav u lhe
Time " order M sou may be prepared ipr
early TAIL sowing Address
g. ", Tubs SeednHni
Cleveland Bradley county Ifnn'
References We, the undersigned arc per
sonally acquainted wilh Mr C n, THUS,
and eeltiy that orders sant him for seeds
VIII pe promptly hlled,
q, II, lAYLEshl Merohanl ana Photo
Wapher,
4, w. dAhs, Trustee bradley county,
7hllbW2l
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rs the diamond is the royal member o
the family of glass, SO the diamond spec
taclcs, manufactured by the spencer OPP
teal Manufacturing Company, have estab
lished themselves as the most valuable of all
Inventions TO aid falling or impaired sight
They are made from minute crystal pcb.
bles, fused together, which gives them Il
hardness and bri!li1ncy, which fully entl-
ties them to the name they bear. For sale
In Dallas by John NJ. Dram. G1deod2wSsw.
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P1cIiing spori.

There viii DO ~ exciting race over
the course Of the Dallas FLOODED Stock
association, on Thursday, the goth
one week from to-day between "JOck
Hardy" and n brown horse, name IN
known, halGmlle heats, best two In
three, The following Saturday there
viii be halGmllo dash between slack
Hardy" aud "Lancet,n Lovers of sport
viii do well to remember day aud date.
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To Keen nnok. rrolm nnmn.

A few drops Of any kind Of per-
lHmod oil will secure books and
manuscripts from the dotoriorqliug
effects Of mold aud damp The
species Of leather SO extensively
used by book.bindors owes liz pow
or of wiIhstanding the effects Of
these destructive agents to the tar
OF tho birch troo-beluIa alba 49,
Western Rural,
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OfInirreniln lI,r I.ndIes.

As malterof Information 10 rs lady
readers, l'HE HERALD will state that y
most accomplished hair worker Mrs,
Clayton, has arrived Ia the city from
New Orleans, and taken rooms In TN
HERALD building, Those Of our fan
readers who desire anJ work IN her
line, should visit her,
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a card.

VIC. Sickles & Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at GIG Elm street. II
V. Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
consignments from 81. Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
the 10th Instant Mr.. H. j, Edgerley dispos-
ing of his interest to w. IL. Coker. The
style of the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be delivered in the city free of
charge. w. Z. SlCKLES,
5ldly w. II. COKER,
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ties Of our beautiful language at The
Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle thjs
evening 1T 3 o'elopk, First, written
contest oflhiny words followed by Ap
oral exercise, rs usual, Look out for a
lively time, Welcome TO all, Admis-
sion lifleen cents.
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CL0THING
AZ h. NJ. Kahn 4 Brothers.

For spring and summer clothing be
sure to go to Il. NJ. Kahn n Brothers.,
corner of Elm and Lamar streets, who
have on hand the largest, finest and
most fashionable stock e clothing In
the city, which they are disposing of
at very low figures.
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Preserying sfraMherrins

Gather and handle the fruit care
fully, taking them nthe early part
of the season, as they are the finest
and most perfect berries. Stem,
weigh, and place on dishes. To one
pound of fruit allow one and half
OF the best white sugar; sprinkle