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For CrOquets Of the latest
styles and finest finish, 20 tn
FrankIin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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"NeuriI.'

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
9Odiy Ii. @. HOSKINS. Agent tor Dallas.
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Law Blanks OF every description for sale
and printed to order at this office.
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The lot on which reslde-one OF the most
beautiful and desirable in the city
4id3t. HAYWOOD SHEPHERD
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The finest pocket cutlery In
Dallas may be found at Frank
Inns book store, 5Ol Main
street.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
Including the Ell Paso onioi,
seed, and the Umbrella Chin.,
seed mt Franklin's book store,
0O4 Main street, Dallas.
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FOR SALE.

Taken In trade, at s. LOEB h CO.'S
Wdlm COZ Elm street
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Mabie, Todd ~ Co.'s gold pens
mt Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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Books and Badges for Bands
Of Hope at Franklin's book
store, 5O4 Main street.
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Puroline at Hoskins & Howell's. 42dlw
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City Ser.

Pure soda water at
42d2w HOSKINS 4 HOWEIL'S.
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OVER the RANGE.

Hinder tA,s rars. n y wr,s.. Nuh uah,IsAsd
u,,,- s.-.,- -. .n,....1
= .-,-.s,,. ~.
montss. rhis po>u wss preceded By The rep
,-.-,.,i.n n !. -i~-, .it,inv ,rith har,d feat
ES,.E-'~s.
hesanx u "sns % M nv W
ths ..,l...,,o, th., Z. I'm ssr,v tim,s In Colo.
,.-. - -. -. go =.
ehe,u ssso :" % Aiu ~ oeso
had Gone over the Range"
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....-...-,,, sn..ml e. s5i 5slIoess. l a.et
eRoUyRr.s, fHoyIsIensgsss.

. CONSUMERS WILL PLlAsR
I TAKs NOTICE THAT WE PRO.
PosR TO SELL 0RoCERIRs.
HLoUR AND FEED. AND ALL
GOODS PERTAINING TO THAT
LINE, Ar THE LOWEST PRICES.
LUBRicArIN0 AND BURNIN0
OILS, AND CANDLES, ARE KEPT
By Us IN LARGR QUANTITIES.
DUCK DRILLING AND sIIERriN0,
CRoCKRRY AND GLASSWARE;
wooDRSwARR, TrnwARE, KrC.
o. KAsTKRN AND CALIsORNiA
HAMS WE HAyR JUST REcRIvRD
ALAR0R QUANTITY, AND osysR
THEM Ar Low rRICns LARD,
BACON. PoRA, EcGs AND BUT
TER, ALWAYS 1REsH GOODS,
DELivKRED pREg AND sArfs-
FACTION GUAsASrRsD. 7.
PLEASE ASK Us OUR PRICES
ON EXTRA WINTER STRAINED
LARD OIL, CANDLES AND COAL
oils. 5t..,3 .aI
Alss sa Hand, and Ssr sale ~ all
d boa sinss, oia.s Powder. ~
rBosTw1CK / ROBINSON
9l STONE STORE,
x.ln street, Gold Hill. 4
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fRlTILlSe AND PREIGlfISG.
VIRGINIA AND TRUCKEE
'''' RAILROAD.
TAHalR1 1ER
.cnANoC or TIME.

a. CHANGE OF TIME.
m AND ArrEs SUNDAY, APRIL
TnRouon pAssGnotR TRAINS
.sos RKNO, ssuneeting with KAstsrn and Mess'
srn bound fssssnvss Trains Of tAs Z. =. \ NJ
WILL LEAVE
5ivsasia Cisy ssatiss----..--as 49, r.M'
sssll htti i.....-.---...--.-.-----as SiS Y. H.
Gs nee acknowledgements wSS =. W.
.lrvivtss as ksss ss..-..-.-.---ss ttsSo r'"'
Will t.kAvk
SssS S.......--........---.... J.ee n. ".
,srsss Ctsy So -
t.siA tIill...-...-.........----.--s y - As ~.
Arrivals ss virsi.ia C,s,---as Sis \. ~.
LOCAL rAssKSakR TRAINS LEAVE
yiraINiA CITY voR cARsoN CITY
,.Ss a. M., 81 M.' asa s.ss Pm.
uA,,.oS ary Fox vIRaISIA CITY
"a. NJ. ~ ~. s.A = ?. M.
FREIGHT AND AccoMMopATlon TRAINS
Leave Virginia City foS Reno at I.1 A, =. and
as pn. WIN leavc ksno for Virginia City
Al TD A. H., i1.ts ?. y. and boor.
FREIGHr TRAINS
Leave Virginia City daily yatn35A.n., t.S 4. h.
s.oS .. H., II H., I'D =. H., ac '. n. a'or
L-.s, carson City daily ., "a. n. q =. H.,
o Is a. n. - n, i.ts 2. H., ar. H., e0r. H.
and I.5or.s.
Atviryin'a City. aoLi mn and carson oi,ees,
Through Tickets can be obtained 10 san rrnn.
eireo, Ogden and intermediate po'n's on tho
!, PR. X. .c
Throuvh Tickets can BE- ptceured at the com-
p.ny's olnees, vlnftsia and cArson, Toe All tue
principal Essieru citier.
n. n. YERIN0roN,
GENERAL superintendent.
sLEEpiSa car ACCOMMODATION.
Until rURruER NOTICE, sLEEPiNo
cars will be run over the Virginia and
Truekee Railroad % followr: Leave sacfs-
inento -sunday, Tuesday. "Wednesday and TT
,Iav. Lravs Capon - Monday. WEDNESDAY.
'rhursday and saturday evenings.
%. ~. WILMINGTON,
usnerai Superintendent.
Virginia, Nevada April n, 1873. lon
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WANTED.

DWELLING or POUR ROOMS, ~
n moi Ton far non Msin street. Cold H
MIN Mast have The sans before the -
81 NJ asptrmber. Fos fuil parieulafs, en-
esirs 4 Iis Nsvs once. Cold HIN. saiou
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To rfIx LADIES.
CONE AND NIX HEALED.

u matters not what your trosbls may be.
.sme aud lrt the Doctor examine yoar ea,e, u
eAII and ssiisfy yourselves vhetAsf the Doetor
unsier.tand. yoar case. II he can cure you be
viii tell yoa 80; 10 not. he wili cay ~. for ne
will not undertake Q cure unless he iseonnds0t
of ale thug the same.
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PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.

There Is no change to note In quotations
In this department OF trade. Dealers report
good business with fair prospects OF II con.
siderable increase as the season advances.
BAC0N-ls In good supply and held firm
at lb@l5i4e for clear sides and lO0glOJ%c for
hams breakfast bacon, l5ISc.
FLOUR-ls in fair demand ut the annexed
quotations for Texas products: Ocean Pearl,
Nxxx, Dbl, " 10, sack, - 20; Cream City,
xxx, Dbl, 80 d. sacks, 81 10 Harvest Queen,
M, bbl., 20 10, sacks, 81 NJ; snow Flake, XXXN,
hbl,, 81 10, sacks, So ~ Gold Dust, NIX, Dbl,
~ %, sacks 81 l0 Donkey, Xxx, bbl., 80 10.
sack, - ST. Swans Down, xxx, bhi,, 81 IS,
sack,, " 40; illy White, xxx, bbl., 80 Is,
sacks, " y; Mlllers Xxx, bbl., 50 10, sacks,
" y; Mill's, X, bbl., Is %, sacks, 81 IS
RRAN-Per cwt,, sacks included, Shc
CoFFEE-Prime, 2is4@2iHc; choice, t2i549
| g5l2c. and very firm.
| sUGARs-Yei Cs, loll@lO,lc; Extra ca.
| llh@ll14c; As, l2l3@l2bc; crushed, powdered
| and granulated, lgii6elSHc.
| hARD-Tierce, refined, 1896 cans, l7CglSc.
POTATOt,S-A few carloads of New West
ern have been received ana nre dull OF sale
at S3.0O@Sl.2j.
APPLES-prime Northern are duh of sale
nj $3.50, owing TO thcitrcmendous home fruit
| crop.
SALT--ln good demand at S2OO@2. 10 for
sacks and $40 for barrels.
CANDLES--Full-woig ,7@lSc.
soAP-Dallas made, Co.; Chicago, &C.; Proc
ter n Candles, Sc,
COAL OIL Barrels, 2i@25c. per gallon;
cases. s2766e290.
TOBACCOS-Stocks full; jG@S0c.
hoPE--Sisal, l2h@lSc., according to size.
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A Lady Ncycrelx Ininrsn.

While out driving Sunday evening
Captain Chase, of the Texas and Pa-
citic railway, with his wife and little
son Willie, the horses took fright just
rs the buggy was crossing the Central
railroad and upset the vehicle, serious
iy trnlsing Mrs. G. and slightly lnjur-
Ing Mr.. G. and little Willie. The lady
was conveyed tOa heighboring resi-
dence, and after she had sufficiently
revived, was taken thence home.
While her injuries are quite severe, the
medical at tcndant gives hope that no
more serious result than few days
confinement to her room may follow.
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aug27d3twlt

W. +. Lyle Il Co., real estate agents, No.
100 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten.
ton of persons wishing TO purchase real es-
tate to the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of their Office,
under the respective heads of "Improve,l
City Property, ""Vacant City Lots, EARNS"
and "Unimproved and wind Lands" en-
braclng business houses and vacant lots In
the commercial center of the city. Also
building lots, and II number of very desir-
able residences situated in every quarter OF
the city. Also, large tracts of wild lands in
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
number of farms of various sizes, includ.
ing several large and highly improved plan
tations within i've miles OF the city of Dallas
aug25dtf
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ment will fnd IN Mr.. Obenchain's
proposition, the particulars Of which
can be found In the "Preferred Spe-
cials" column, u chance worthy their
earnest attention.
The heavy clouds which overriding
the city Sunday night and promised u
young deluge to this section, failed to
exude more than few drops of mois-
ture and probably poured out their
treasures on Waxahachie, where 1t IL
30 much needed to tone down still
t0ddies.
The telegraph tells of frightful
duel fought in Waco Saturday night
The combatants were alone in the
dark. only four feet apart, armed with
slx-shooters. Three shots were fired,
Turner, the victim of the bloody condi-
tons, receiving two of them and being
killed instantly. Carrick, the other
party 10 the deadly fight, escaped I'M
harmed. A trihing quarrel is said to
have brought on the tragedy, the par
ties to which were respectable citizens.
The religious services held Mt
Thompson's theater Sunday night, UNI
der direction of the Young Mems
Christian Association, drew together
rather mixed congregation, but rs
orderly and well-behaved as any min
lister would desire TO address. The ger
vices were conducted by Rev. w. ii.
Scales, assisted by number OF gentle
men whose names the reporter did not
ascertain. Whether or not services
viii be continued at the same place on
Sunday nights In future has not been
announced.
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ish, making fancy articles Of all de-
scriptlons which they will offer for
sale at the time and place above speci-
fled, the proceeds Of which will go to
pay the balance due on the font, seven
ty.fve dollars having been paid on
Easter. The boys ofthe Sunday School
not to he outdone by the girls, have
volunteered to raise funds to place a
handsomely covered top on the font,
to accomplish which, they will also Of
fer their wares for sale. Too much can
not be said in praise Of these little
workers, for we are taught that AZ "the
twig il bent, 80 the tree inclInes," and
we hope the public will patronlze them
literally. The ice.cream department
will be under the direction Of the teach
ers of the Sunday School, the pro-
ceeds of which will go to the increase
of the library.
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FOUL AIR IN A WELL.
Coiarsd Man SunOcnted-Anoth.,
Life Lost Through CareIessncss.

Another of those accidents, resulting
In loss of life, which so often occur
through carelessness happened at the
Planters wagon-yard, on Market street,
yesterday morning. A colored man,
named Bill jerks, was ordered by one
OF the proprietors of the yard to clean
out u well 'on the premises, and with
two comrades, made ready to COM
mence the work. The well being only
twenty or thirty feet deep, 1t was not
thoughtnecessary touse the precaution
OF lowering into 1t an open light to as
certain whether or not there was foul
air at the bottom, and the man
jerks, said to have had experience
Ia such matters, was let down, sitting
astride n stick made fast ut the end OF
the well-rope. Almost as soon as he
had reached the water he shouted to
be drawn up, and the men ut the
windlass responded immediately, but
not soon enough, ~ when about half
way to the top the unfortunate man
fell from his unstable seat. A white
man named Taylor volunteered to 20
down to his assistance, tied the rope
about his waist and descended, but on.
ly to be driven back by the foul gas
which had overcome the poor fellow
who lay insensible at tho bottom of the
well. Full twenty minutes elapsed be-
fore the body could DO got out with
ropes and hooks, and DIR. Barr who
Ind meantime been sent for, pro-
nonnced lite extinct. His Honor,
Mayor CabelI, summoned a jury Of In
qnesswholafter hearing The evidence,
rendered a verdict Of death Eon as
pnixiatl0h. ts
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ncfore the nlayor Yc.terdny.

Charles Wiss is now convinced that
he has no legal authority to make II
raid on II woman's wardrobe and COB
bic up and walk Off with two dresses,
even If she does owe him five dollars.
He tried his little game on one Cecilia
Mcllwinters, an inmate of Madam
Johnson's maisOn dc j0iG, but she APP
pealed to the strong arm of the law,
which, M usual, was elrectual, aud Mr..
Wiss was requested by the Mayor to
hand over to the city two dollars and
costs and to Miss acknowledgements
her dry-goods. lie gracefully complied,
aud took II bacl,-seat to await the trial
of charge he had preferred against
his enemy In dimity.
Washington Thompson's Saturday
night spree would not have been such
n strain on his pocket-book If he had
went home just before he took that
last drink. But the night.cap was too
much for him, and the nearest lum Der
pile was as down to his wearied limbs
50 desperately tired was he. The Mayor
said he was tired, too--tircd of having
to sit on the bench end assess fines
against Observation-Disclosures, but reckon
cd he could get through with Thomp.,
and did so by entering three dollars
and costs against his name.
Charles Brookshire, for lying around
loose where the hogs could root him
overland the cows step on him, and the
chickens scratch in his hair for insects.
was fined three dollars and costs
merely warehouse dues for taking care
of him.
James Massey has two of the best
harness-makers in the city al
work on u bridle for his
tongue, and If the delt w0rkmeu
complete their job to-day, it may b,
the meal Ms of saving Mr.. Massey some
money, $ the lack OF it yesterday cost
him IN even ton-dollar bill. The sug.
geslion of the Mayor, as he named
the fine, that James "bridIe hi
tongue" was not lost, and after the
curb.bit has been adjusted no more ob.
scene, profane or abusive language
will be ladled out by the unruly mem
Der.
A negro named George Cockrell
brought charge of using proiane anC
abusive language against Mrs. Robert
son, but the evidence was not sufficient
to substantiate 1t and Mrs. h. was dis.
missed. "And Cockrell, you'll have
to pay the costs in this case" said the
Mayor.
The charge against Il. w. Har-
rington of keeping II house of ill.fame
within the corporate limits was not
sustained and defendant was dis.
charged.
Miss Mcllwinters proved to the sat
isfaction of the court that she had not
used abusive and protane language to-
ward Mr.. Wiss, as charged by that gen
tleman, and was released from custody.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Judge Hare, of the District criminal
court, returned from Sherman yester-
day morning, and resumed his judicial
duties.
Ii. l.. Hobart, New York; Ed. b.
Fulda, ST. Louis, and d. Tally, New
Orleans, were among the guests regis
tered at the Lamar last night.
Major John Henry Brown, our i'm.
mediate delegate, left last night for
Austin, In order, we learn, to attend to
some important business before the rs.
sembling of the convention.
ALI Pemberton sends THE HERALD
n bucket of delicious peaches for pre-.
serving. They We're raised ON the old
Myers place, west of the rivera place
well known for good fruit. Thanks.
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THE GRAIN MARK EFT.

The depression in wheat still continues
ana II further reduction In prices is noted.
But for the tact that the Todd Mills were
purchasers TO " considerable extent, the
transactions would have been limited i'll
deed. Heavy offerings OF damaged wheat
Saturday and to-day have helped to break
the market down here. We quote
WlIEAT-Duli and unsettled at S5@Sl 90;
Todd NILS paid II 0. for very choice Medit-
terronean, S'@SSc; damaged, 5O@G5c, accord
Ing TO quality.
OATS Fiat at 35c.
RlE-Firm at Gj@75c., with fair offerings.
BARLEY Readily commands 7O@75c for
good average grain,
| COltN-There Is but little Old corn on the
market, and only sufficient new corn is
brought 10 the city TO MI the local demand.
Selling from wagons on the streets at l5Ggjjc.
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A FrigIltful FnlI.

Sunday morning some lads were
playing on the railroad bridge, when
one OF them, Pat. Sewell, missed his
footing and fell II distance of fifty feet
striking the earth near the W ater,s edge
The little fellow was picked up by
officer Hudson and taken to the house
of Mrs. Stewart near by. An exami.
nation showed that though no bones
had been broken, internal injuries OF
possibly fatal nature had been sus-
tanned. He was taken to the residence
of his parents, and was yet alive last
night, with, however, but faint show
for recovery. There should be some
means employed to keep thoughtless
boys OIL such dangerous places us this
bridge, even II u Waterman has to be
employed for the purpose.
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DR.. IL. l.. LaPLACE,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN
once No. $50 Main street, Opp. the
Mayors Office.

Or. LnPlace treats all chronic diseases most
successfully, few OF which may be men
TONED: Cntarrh of head or bladder, bron-
chltis, mcipient consumption, dyspepsia,
neuralgia OF the stomach, liver Diseases, kid
ney ana bladder complaints, diabetes, drop.
sy, heart disease, paralysis, golfer, anenor-
rhea, dysememorrhea, menorrhagia and
suppression, falling OF the womb, uicerat ion
OF thewomb, milk leg, green sickness (leu-
corrhea IL generally cured in from ten to
four cen days., piles, fistula in ano, boshers
Itch, fever sores, cancers, and all old ulcers,
nervous debility. 10 the eye and ear "A
given especial attention. SUPERINTENDENT.
seminal weakness, syphilis and gOnorrhea
cured IN tho shortest space OF time. Mid
wiiery and the diseases OF women and chill
ureh are made speciality. All acute dis
eases are treated quite AZ succrssfnllv ~ tho
augS0d3m
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TRIBUTE OF h RESPECT.

In obedience TO the Injunction of A. II. Mo-
kinney, Most Worthy Grand Master of tho
Right Worthy Grand Lodge of Texas, of date
July ~. 1870, ITO take action relative to the
death OF oui worthy brother and Represen-
tativo In the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of
the United States and Historiographer of
Odd Fellowship In Texas, Past Grand Master
willard Richardson, who died ut his res :
dencc in Galveston, Monday July 20, 1867
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
MANsFIELD, Texas, August Is, 1875.
TO the Officers and Members of Mansneld
Lodge No. lbs ]. U. o. f.:
OEAR SIRs AND BROTHERS. Your special
committee, to whom was assigned the duty
OF eA pressing the sense of this Lodge in ref
erencc 10 TINS calamity TO our beloved Order
beg leave 10 submit the following:
WHEhEAs, IL has pleased the Grand High
Ptiest OF Heaven aud Earth to call from his
ino1rs OF Friendship, Love and Truth. our
Richardson, Past Grand Master and iiistori.
ographor OF Odd Fellowship ia Texas, and
Rig ht worthy Grant Representative 10
be IL
Resolved, That Odd Fellowship with
Brother Richardson was not n mere scnti-
ment but principle, which he exempline
IN the duties OF every day life. and his moral
anu souihl stNnuinb IN tne community and
In THE Order, Justly secured for him the uni
yersai respect ana admiration OF ali who
knew him.
Resolved, That Brother Richardson mem-
DRY will DO cherished by, HIS brethren M "A
faithful officer, devoted friend and true Odd
Fellow. -
Resolved, That Brother Richardson n name
IN indelibly written on every puge vi our his
tory, and universally recognized as one of
tho most able, earnest and indefati bile
workers IN our Held oflabor. and to whom
the order In this Empire Jurisdiction In In
cious legislation.
Resolved, rhatwe deeply sympa tn 20 with
HIS afflicted family In their great bereaye-
ment, and trust that our loss liz his eternal
gain.
Resolved, That pago of our Journal be nm.
propriated TO record tho foregoing resoIu-
lions, ana that each member OF this I,o,Iue
wear tho usual badge OF mourning for thirty
days as u tribute OF respect to our deceased
brother,
Resolved, That the Secretary be instructed
10 furnish the family OF our deceased brother.
with u copy OF these resolutions, under tho
seal Of tho Lodge. Wv
Resolved, That the Fort Worth Democrat
and Standard, and THE DALLAs HEnALn be
requested 10 publish the same.
Respectfully submitted In \. Il. aud 4.
w. III. BALDWIN,
-. RROWDER,
j. VS.. MORRISON,
Com. 4. ittee.
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TERRIBLY dull.
Keno seems to be correct.
Grand jury yet In session.
The Lamars were on drill again
last night, Getting ready for that
ball, eh?sh,a3 asyV.s.i
The board Of directors of the Gas
Company will meet at the store OF
Messrs. Schneider 4 Davis thIs.after.
noon at three o'clock.
Tia hmbsr.y asds sa.,At 10 aoinc n
land-oliicc business, AZ wagons heavily
laden with all sorts and sizes OF their
goods roll out oftown daily. Hskllfl
The down passenger train AVER
the Texas and Pacific railroad, came
In two hours behind, time last night,
The cause Of the delay was not ascer.
talned.
The railroad from Ennis to Waxa.
hachie WILSON DO completed. Nearly
all the grading Is now done, and the
company will commence TO "tie and
Iron" the road at an early day.
MIR Gaston n Work Is soon to open
carriage repository on Main street,
opposite the courthouse, aud will have
on exhibition fha a,aat dts,,Ia,, =,
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hold Is the advent Of new pleasures at
the table and higher delight in the
lighter edibles supplied by the careful
housekeeper. DR.. Price has succeeded
In both these important domestic ne
cessIties, In producing articles hitherto
unequalled. His llayorngs are pecu-
llarly delicious, and so highly concern
trated that it takes but small guam
tlty 10 impart the natural flavor of the
fruit His Cream Baking Powder
should be bought only in cans, as loose
powder is largely adulterated, and
often sold ~ DR.. Prices when 1t IL not.
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This society OF young Misses belong
Ing TO ". Matthew's Sunday School, OF
this CITY, win give one Of their no
cherche entertainments at Fields op-
era house next Thursday evening.
This little band Of industrious girls
have been buslly at work during the
past six or seven months under the d.
lection OF one Of the ladies Of the par.