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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


Try Stanlord's forgcnts' furnishing
goods, iO7 elm street.
Zine watches repaired In the hest
manner and warranted, nj Hermann
Iange's.
SEQ advertisement Of Fosters see
ond Texas drawing postponed for few
days,
Every STYLE price aud quality of
clothing at StanCord's, lO7 Elm street
If you want anything In wall or
swinging brackets go look ot Jackson
a. Co.'s.
-Stanford's new boot and shoe
store, iO7 ELM street.
The finest display Of jcwclry, nj
most reasonable figures, you can find
at Hermann Lange's, 5Oi south side
Main street.
For tho next ten days Stamper IL
Paxton will make the best retouched
photographs at SO per dozen, or twenty
five per cent less than any other gal
lery. Also stereoscoplc view of Dallas
at 50 per dozen. Only for ten days.
90d2t STAMpER 4 PAXTON.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

In the tropics.
-"Been in swimming yet ?''
The reporter modestly puts in a
plea for the first watermelon.
Collin and Grayson counties will
each be represented in the entries next
week.
Two unfortunates before his honor.
One taxed three dollars and costs, the
other four and costs.
The city is filling up with strangers
to witness the grand inaugural races OF
the Blood-Stock association.
Pool selling will commence Mon
day night at the hotels, and be con-
tinued Tuesday at the track.
Hotels and boarding houses are
making every preparation to accom-
modate the vast throng of people who
will visit the city next week.
What has become of the spelling
matches The religious editor says he
supposes they have been stopped on
account of the knotty words given ont
The Mutual base ball club, Of this
city, and the Lawrence club, from
Lawrence, Texas, play match game
at the fair grounds Monday afternoon.
AS per proceedings published in
another column, it will be seen that
the pioneers of Dallas city and county
will meet in this city on the 18th of
July.
The Mckinney Enquirer says that
they have had most seasonable rains,
and that all manner of crops are rank
with thrifty growth and promised
yield.
Seventeen of the gay thorough
breds, who are to show their mettle
next week, paraded in single file down
Elm and up Main street, each mounted
by its own rider.
The police board yesterday inves-
tigated the conduct oil policeman
for alleged unbecoming conduct, and
after patient hearing of the testimo-
ny, dismissed the charge.
Rebel Morgan, who won two
straight heats at the Plano race, last
Saturday, in lbs and 1855, on heavy
track, is among the fast ones that will
contend for the purse next week.
The price paid by Mr.. Watts forlot
u, block POI, in Eryin's addition to
the city of Dallas, was fue hundred and
dfty dollars, instead of dbfy:fue dollars,
as enormously published heretofore.
Captain H. c. Nolen arrived in the
city yesterday, from San Antonio, to
attend the races. He brought with him
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Pioneers Meeting.

AT a meeting of the pioneers of Dial
las county, held at the court house in
the city and county of Dallas, and state
of Texas, on Saturday, the Goth day o
May, A. d. 1875, A. G. Collins was
elected chairman and u e. Coombes
secretary.
On motion, it was resolved that we
have reunion of the surviving pic.
neers of Dallas county Mt or near the
city of Dallas, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of July, A. ID. 1855.
On motion, the chairman appointed
the following named persons COM
mittee of arrangements, to-wit
Colonel J. G. Mccoy, ]. w. Smith,
Judge w. III. Hord, DIR. A. M. Coch-
ran, M. V. Cole, Mrs. J. M. Laws, Mrs.
Nancy Cochran, Mrs. a. G.. Collins,
Mrs. ID. r.. Cameron, Mrs. Elizabeth
Durgin, Mrs. Nat. NJ. Burford and Mrs.
J. G.. Reed.
And that said committee be and they
are hereby requested to select suit
able place, and make all necessary ar
rangements for said reunion of the sur
viving persons of Dallas county.
On motion, the city papers were re-
quested to publish the proceedings of
this meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
A. q. COLLINS, Chairman.
Il, f. COOMBES, Secretary,
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coming dat God viii hlrss lhem for
all they do for THE church nr any other
ehurrll, We dc not think that they
pal deny ua on these terms, We ask
that they may open their Kind hearts
nnd l0nk upon rs ~ ihl struggle ana
help ~ OF Of H. We are coming
around next weekly Wednenay-
aud W. hope they may remember what
They have already read, II all that
reads this viii give us q half dollar or
more, we VIII DC happy aud willing to
10 quit olf with HAT
II h such a small SUM the rich man
won't miss ", and the poor man won't
care for II, Those that have paid, We
don't look on ~ hard ~ others, "
they are willing ~ give another lifty
cents, we are thankful, and IL they
don't, We ARE thankful also, Major
liarkley has done favor for the color
cd people they viii never forget IN this
world, aud God will bless him for IL,
he has been 10 kind tO M, lie says he
did not do II for outside show, but from
the sincere desire OF his heart aud his
love for the GOlOred people, aud lao will
also get the prayers Of the Methodist
church, There was Judge llurfOrd, he
gave w five dollars, and We trust God
will bless him, There was Judge l<er-
foot gave w i've, They Lord he with
him, We can't 500 how they can deny
w, for We used 10 telOng 10 them, Now
for tho kindness, furthermore, for 10
watch over W. while we are In this part
Of the land, II they Will be no bind ~
10 help IN this time, we hope II vii! be
the last time we viii ask them for
help In this commission, Mr.. Wheat
has been very kind % w, and has
given w five dollars, The Lord will
bless him. Judge Good has given IN
five dollars, aud May SlemmOna five
dollars. May the Lord bless them
both. Mr., Martin has given w six
dollars and sevonly-llve cents, aud we
think TINT when he leaves tllls world
Heaven viii be- his home, Then there
was DR., Scott who gave M five dollars,
and he N looking up 20 the Lord 10
help us. lie lsa good old preacher, and
heaven VIII be his homo when he
leaves this world, lie said he wished
TO God lac could give more. Ben, Long
has given given five dollars, and We
hope the Lord will bless him. Tho
men that viii bo around next week
will be James Mckinney aud parson
Jamlson, also Spencer Johnson aud
Harrison Davidson, We are the
Brothers Colored Methodist church,
We want the money paid TO the parties
last named above. We pledge our
selves above political things In the
church. We hold ourselves clean In
the sight of the Lord. -
JAMES Mex KINNEY,
FRANK JAMESON,
SPENCER JOHNSON
Committee,
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Our Daily Food.

Adulteration prevails most extern
sively where it could and should be
dispensed with, and where it is most
oppressive and difficult for its victims
to endure, that is, in our daily food.
Food is n most important necessity,
and it should be wholesome and nutri-
tious, rs nature formed 1t, without any
detrimental additions. If all articles
that are used in our daily food are as
pure and healthful as DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and his True Flavor
ing Extracts we should escape many of
the ills of life. The manufacturers of
these preparations believe in giving
the public reliable articles.
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LItiIc Birds IA their Nests.

Sparkle diamond and throw back
unrebuked the raven gloss of Batchel-
or's best and blacklist from the manly
lip-lip'lip the darling moustache doth
hide. Tip jauntily, little hat, green
lined and gossamer-lilSe, over his mas
sive Os JiOntis-war's rude alarms are
hushed, and white winged peace broods
DER the scene. We agree to speak no
more of dead bodies dragged of the
stage, or any ether character assumed
by Forrest, the actor. "By these hits"
It's lovely sight-hatchet war.paint
and scalp-lock buried and pipe of
peace to crown the funeral pyre.
"What say We? Gone to swear n
peace? TITS well.n
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The Pace TIM Kills,

at Is the pnco that kills" People who
live fast got old rapidly. Nothing wears out
the constitution Hike dissipation ana late
hours llygoin, goddess OF health, bitterly
revongos herself upon all who break her
laws, not alone those who do 10 wantonly,
but even those who are compelled by hard
necessity. Constant overwork snps the
physical structure with no less certainty, II
less rapidly, than dsslpated habits. There
IL, however, nm 0ntiseptlc which, so far M II
IL In the power of medicine TO retnrd tho
wear and tenr of the system thus accelerated
achieves that object most successfully. This
presorvativols lIostettor's stomach Bittes,
n vitnlizing agent without peer. Prcma-
ture decay, whether II be the result Of inner.
ent weakness, hard work, continuous anx-
ioty, dissipation or disease, IL stayed In Its
whitening career, ana the exhausted and
shattered system powerfully reinforced by
this genial restorative,
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u couple Of line horses, which he will
doubtless enter lnr SOME of the raoes,
CHARLEY Austin lost q one-hundred
dollar bill Ia o street eur yesterday, lie
Is somewhat In doubt aa TO whether he
dropped II oub Of his pocket Oh some
llght-lingorod nfakirh relieved him Of
H.
by reforenoot 10 THE llEtALp's spo-
cial dlHTalch from Houston II viii DO
seen that Captain lGd, Bower OF our
city, hns been elected Grand Junior
Warden Of the Grand Lodge OF Ma
sons now In session Ia that city,
Attention IL called 10 the adyer-
lisement Of Mcssra, Chambers n Devin,
IN another column. They haven n y,
stamps, wealth, Tin, greenbacls, du-
cats, aud wish 10 loan them, Ut u fur
rate of Interest, on desirable city prop
erty.
"A man giving his name M OrdrO-
neauX, yesterday gave the reporter nm
account Of being robbed Of six hum
dred dollars aud u ring his mother
gave HIM lIo stated he was knocked
down on Main street by six mon, and
left In M unconscious condition. Dill
lgent inquiry, however hlled TO find
any proof TO subsiantate the story.
"a countryman hltohed his horse
toa butchers wagon, yesterday, and
slipped In n saloon TO take drink,
While thus pleasantly engaged, the
wagon drove oil, and the efforts that
countryman made TO overiako that
butcher wagon furnished moments
amusement 10 the lookors-on, and con-
vlnced the reporter that he would be n
good man toenter for n quarter stretch,
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W f. Lyle & Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave TO call the attention
of persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their Office, under the respective heads of
"Improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and q number OF
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
state, besides number of farms OF various
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas, 26Gdlm
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The following note was received by n
young lady of this city, through the
postoflice, II few days after attending n
moonlight picnic;
I'm THE BREEzEs AMONG THE TREEsEs."
RESPECTED NYMpH-My pericar-
dunn, for hebdomadal season, has
been much fascinated by the transcen-
dent imagery of your magnificent per-
sonality. When / cogitate upon the
ascending, descending and horizontal
oscillation of your etfulgcnt optics, my
heart is elaborated and my eyes are
inundated with profusion of lachryma-
ton.
But my domiciliary propinquity to
your local habitatioD precludes the in
dispensability of epistolary correspen-
dence. Yours, extamporaneously and
homegeneous!y,
CHARLES AUGUSTUS W.
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AND Still ANOTHER.
And Once More the Coroner Called on
TO Perform Ills Duties.
When VIII IL iStOp?-Thls Time one of
the COlOred Troops Fall.

Again is TIE HERALD called upon
to record another murder. Really II
seems AZ though we were enjoying n
very carnival of blood. Scarcely has
the smoke died away from the murder
Gus discharge of the pistol of one assas-
sin, ere we are called upon to chronicle
another murder, rivaling in blood
thirstiness and cruelty any of its pre-
decessors.
Last night about II o'clock num-
Der of negro boys and men assembled
at the den of iniquity and sin on Main
street, for the purpose of organizing a
base ball club. OF course, there was
more or less loud talking and discus
sions, as is customary on such occa-
sions. While the confusion seemed to
be at worst, drunken negro rowdy
named John Stocker walked into the
room, and, with an OATH remarked
that they were making too much noise.
Oneof those present, named Sam Vim,
spoke up and told him to be still, when
the rutlian drew pistol and fired,
striking Winn in the forehead and
killing him instantly.
In the confusion and excitement
that ensued, Stocker made his escape,
and up to the hour of going to press,
has eluded all attempts of the police
TO capture him.
The authorities should leave no stone
unturned to capture the william and
give him that punishment his bloody
and unprovoked crime merits.
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struck with Paralysis.

Mr.. Henry Baum, of the well-known
firm of Baum 4 Kraft, was struck with
paralysis, while in bed, yesterday
morning, about o'clock. He has
been complaining of feeling unwell for
several days past, but retired to rest
Thursday night with apparently moth
ing serious the matter with him, and
rested well during the night. His en-
tire body has been affected, as well as
his speech, though at times during the
day he appeared conscious. His ply
sician entertains but slight hopes of his
recovery.
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prosperity, Several movements have
been luepguraiod looking toward the
erection 0f manufactures, bui have
been permitted, II we possibly except
the paper mill 20 lall ftill-hnrn, The
reporter has heard nothing recently Of
the paper mill question, but he feels
confident That the managers will hard
~ lot such an important enterprise,
aud promising such lucrative dividends,
togo the way Of other projected lm-
prOyemenls, After the completion Of
the paper mil, lel vs. have u grain
elevator, aud then cation IaoiOrW II
there are any here who hesitate about
subscribing stock 10 cotton factory,
Let them read tho following eXtmct
from the Wilmington IN, % Star. II
states some facts that ara certainly on
eouragng 10 w here In loXas, where
We enjoy all the advantages Of Georgia
In growing aud manufacturing the
staple, and the almost unlimited yield
Of our great state aud the entire south
west with little or no competition, M
market, for our cotton manufactures
According 10 recent computations,
there nre about 2b0,O 900 cotton apindler
In operation In tho southern states
and nj least $4,000 Of these are In
Georgia, or near there, Perhaps the
most remarkable example Of success IN
the spinning Of cotton In the whole
world N found In tho city Of Augusta,
There Rre two mills there running 49,
600 spindles, with liyo hundred looms,
producing shoellngs, yarns, drill and
Osnaburgs, The company has steadily
paid dividends Of twenty per cent, and
hns accumulated u surplus of about
$500, 900 with which they are building
n new mill of 5000 splndles and twO
hundred and llity looms, and this en-
tire sum has been made by the mills,
The Granlteyille company, near Au'
gusta, runs over 10000 spindles aud
seven hundred looms, pays ton u
twelve per cent dividends, has hand
some surplus, and Is building new
mill
The Langley mills, eight miles from
Augusta Whose principal st0ckhold
crs are ontcrprislng New York me-
chants, have ten thousand spindlos
and looms In proportion; capital, three
hundred thousand dollars, and during
the recent panic the stock sold in Au'
gusta for ten TO twelve per cent pro-
MUM, although the mill has been rum
ming but eighteen months. Many
other similar compnnicsnre alluded TO-
all of which realize large dividends
and IL Is remarked that in no instanc,
has n substantial cotton manufacturing
enterprise with sufficient capital been
started in the cotton states without
paying handsomely from the begin
ming.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
DAILY.

Five Hnes-HJty cents for first i,aser-
ton, and twenty-five cents for each SUD-
sequ,ent d1ity insertion. Thirty ,Ooruls
make fve lines.
Rer square Of ten lines, -One dollar
for the first insertion, and fifth cents for
each subsequent insertion. Fsve lines
One month s.; t,Oo months, IS;
three months, $40.
one square, Of ten Hnes- One month,
-, tpo months, Sl2; three months, SIS.
Notices under head of City Business
--ftrst insertion, Is cents per line; each
subsequent insertion ten cents per line,
Ior nonpdrea type, loaded. II in full
Iace tyPe, me space occupied charged
for at the above rate.
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MANUFACTURED.

Dallas is growing, and that, too, very
rapidly. But in the hurry and confu-
sion, there seems to be one very inn
portant branch of industry that Is be-
ing neglected, and that Is the lack OF
interest i'm the erection of manufac-
tories. 1t is to manufactures, as well
as the development of agricultural re-
sources contiguous toIour city, that we
must depend for permanent and solid
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII he iound on snie by the news
boys an all trains ~ tho Texas and
and Pacific railway, ANA az ihe follow
isg news stands Ia the city, yiz,i M, u,
franhiin a 90, bOi Main street ~. y,
star, Lamar sireeti Pierce ~ Lyle, D07
Main street Cigar Stand AZ the nan
Incinto Hotel. and >. McEihare, LIN
mtr street.
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CoIorcd Methodist Church of America.
To the Editor OF the Dallas Herald;

To the Editor Of the Dallas Herald:
Will you please say to the people
that we are very poor, and that we are
around asking our white friends and
brethren to help us build church,
and If the people ever intend 10 assist
us, we wish they would do 1t noaO7 We
know the times are hard, but times are
such that we are bound to ask them,
although we feel 10th to do so. AS
much as they lend unto the poor, lend
eth to the Lord, and he will bless them
in the outcome.
We have been here In the south all
of our lives, and we expect to live and
die here, and we don't look for moth
ing but kindness from the people of
this part Of the world. The time Is
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SOCIETIES.


WhhNhifs
All Masonic bodies meet NJ $40 Main street,
over q, N, Whenlh store,
DALlAh OOMMANDEHY No, d, knights
Temnlar, viii meet ~ lhe Asylum IN lhe city
Of Dallas, on Tho flral Thursday nitor tho last
saturday IN eloli month,
FRANK AUSTIN, u, o.
ED, %, HnwER, Recorder,
DALLAh CHATTER, No, ~, Royal Arch
MnaOna, meets ~ tho Chapter itOOnla IN tho
city o. Dallas, on the inst Monday In each
month, ....,........
IOaErH Il, FISHER, Secretary,
TANNEllLL LODGE MOI 4, n "A. NJ,
meets on tho second ana last Saturday oven
ingh Of zach month, ~ the Mnsonle Hail..
o NJ, q, HOVER, W, NJ.
W, X, CORNISH, Secretary,
DALLAS LODGE, No ll2 u. " A, NJ,
meets on the FIRST ana third saturday even,
hugs Of every month, NJ Us hail over q, NJ,
WheRta store, On Main street,
We COMMON, WA
A.W, NowLIs, Secretary.
Odd Fellows.
EurCka Lodge, U, H., II u, u. w., meets NJ
lu0hnrda0n, Dallas county, 0yofy Wodnoa-
any evening" ~ hnlf'paMl 2glocEy ga
j, y, FLOYD, Secretary,
KlDaELEY ENCAMpMENT No. -, /. o..
d, ~ meets on tho first ana Third Friday
p IId IN o0ch MONTH ot ING Go 9hS FGlGyS
MoIsE KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No, ~ 10. q. H., mools
on every Wednesday night ~ Tho Odd Eel
GUs, AARoSsoN, Secretary,
TRINITY LODGE No, 90 |, o. o. H., meets
every Monday nlshlat odd Eol Iig,iyr hMPll
ELL MCCONNELL, Secretary.
knights Of Pythias.
CoEuR DE LION LODGE. No. 3, meets
every Thursday evening, II. Ward. T., "a;
4 n T Essy cG s. g. + Pr AHspss"gn 10 %
Master AL Arms j.. q. Lolgl, NJ. OF HI Paul
Furst, M, OF H.; Edward j, Smith, X. H.
aud H.; A, y. jet, |. a.; Il. IL. SprOtloy,
Good TcmpIars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. q. q. IT,,
meets every Saturday night NJ the Thomas
"' SION y. RECORD. W. CT.
j. W. RECORD W. Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE No. liS, |, o. a. H., meets
every Friday night, 1T their lodge room, on
Main street, between Austin aud Lamar
W. y. ODELL, w. y. Il.
A. IL, CLINTON, W. s.
UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
Meet every Monday night NJ old College
building, Elm street, at eight o'clock y. NJ.
NJ. y. FRANKLIN, WP.
ps Az hhnphbi %
Patrons OF Husbandry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. 81, OF the
Patrons OF Husbandry, meets mt Patrons
hall, Richardson, ON the first and third Sat
urdays of each month.
W. II. HARRIS, Master.
W. ii. STARK, ST.. Secretary.
DALLAS COUNTY CoUNCII-Dr. J. II.
Stevens, master; L. q. Swor, overseer W.
IL. Harris, secretary; W, Il. Thurmond,
treasurer W. =. Cochran, gate keeper; James
Z. Goodnight, Lisbon or Dallas postoifice,
purchasing agent.
LISBON GRANGE No. 3, meets ON Satur-
day before the second Sunday In each month,
Mt nine o'clock A. NJ.
JAMES p. GOODNIGHT, Master.
L. A. McADAMs, Secretary.
Young Mems Christian Association.
l.. O. Reed, president; l.. NJ. Martin, vice
president; MlleslS Thorburn, recording secre-
tary; W. Vaughan, corresponding secretary;
a. j. Johnson, treasurer; p. IL. Clark, libra
rian. Executive ommittee-Messrs. A. W.
Nowlin, VIM Blair and Henry q. Smith.
Finance committee-Messrs. Knew, Russell
and Thomburn.
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THE MAILS,

Arrival aud departure VI Malls ~ Dallas faal'
Northern Mail
VIA Mp u, ami 4. u, H. compllslng westerly
IiOuhDlll aud eastern hini 81, AtW lnlh Nul
~ l.puis malls nniYes daig VI a'-' 7 lhi 90
pAfla lAlly Hl WN q n'
southern mail,
Now Orleans ani southern l1plslane, nal,
ye.on Houston AHsllll WNfg Alia ~ a m'i wv
paints in RnNlhnln Texas AflfraANlly Wv WV
i m iHpais daily AZ 5'2s IA
Eastern Mail,
Via q, aud T., H.R,, comprising southern ana
middle states, loulsYillH, lhailAn0pRhi Alflnr
nils, lItllp Rock, aud hhrgYepnfli ANA all
EASTERN Texas arrives daily ~ pN y ~ 40
paris dally W hW y ~
western Mail,
From Fort Worth, ClebuInel uranhnTyi
Wealheriprdi Decatur fnlp l'inl0l lAekhlnln
ANA western posls, arrives lally Nv dpl y iii
departs dAliy W pDA M
Cedar niii Mail,
Cedar mi, Mansfield, AlyaTado and Gross
Ilmherh, arrives NJ y \ ~ "Wednesday hIl
Saturday departs Monday ana illnrshhy ~
Tam
heyenel liaught's store and Union llill
arrives Tuesday, Thursday ANA SATURDAY
~ " m,i departs ~ pm alternate days
Denton Mail,
Denton, Bolivar. slGlizabethi0Wn, linyd's
Mile, LOUSY lie ana Trinity Mills, arrives
NJ u y ~ Monday "Wednesday aud Saturday.
departs ~ am alternate days
Ited OAK nnd Lisbon,
Arrives liOO y ~ Mondays, Wednesdays
ANA Frldaya' Departs 400 u IA alternate
days,
IiabOn Mail,
iied Oak and Lisbon arrives nl pm Mon
day, wednesday and Friday departs hllerh'
ats days NJ 7 n IA,
Malls for Hobo " store, Grapevine aud Duck
creek arc taken out by hand, ~ Irregular M
lorVnlA,
Onice Hours,
Delivery window, \ u M "a D y M,
Money order window, u ~ 10 ~ m, hhd
nom y N ~ 4 y N,
stamps sold from u m a. . pm,
LelloiH registered only during money order
hours
All persons having complaints against tho
onice on any account, VIII plonso present
The simo, In writlngOr In person, 10 the post
master
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"The best is the cheapest, lis an old and
true maxim. The best article for those need
Ing spectacles or aids to sight IL the
"Diamond Spectacles," made with the great.
est possible care and skill, from the very
best materials, by the Spencer optical Man
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