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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-06
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DIED.

DANSBOE-At Dallas, Texas, February Q,
1870, after an Illness of three weeks, Mrs.
Mary Alkaline, wife OF IL. Il Dansboe, aged
Twenty-Five years.
The deceased was native OF Ohio, from
where her parents moved Ia Green Bay, Wis.
cohSln, AT which place, in the year, 1872, she
was united IN wcdiOck to II. u DanSbOe a
native OF denmark. soon af,er their mar.
riage they moved to Texas and settled in
Dallas. where they had, by their united in
dusty, acquired comfortable home and
surrounded themselves with many warm
friends. Their strong attachment for each
other was remarked by All who knew them
and called around her, In her last hours many
who truly unparalleled WIN them. Every
attention that could possibly be rendered BY
friends was chceriully bestowed, and the
best medical advice In the city was given,
but death had marked her for lis own, Quiet.
~ ana peacefully she passed from earth,
leaving an infant, scarce three weeks old to
be exposed on hazardous world. without
the guardian OF its infantine years, without
the faithful guide OF its youth II has never
been the lot OF the writer to witness more
tender devotion than was constantly dis
played by the hereaved husband
The evening % life has passed in calm and
peaceful sereneiy, the struggles of reluctant
nature are DER. Her body sleeps in death.
her soul launched into the invisible state,
tne Vaie OF Tears Is past and she has bid an
eternal farewell to the regions of woe, and
onangei wings has her spirit 100 pure for
earth, been borne to realms of endless days.
To the borders of meXpreSsible felicity, while
a voice sweeler than music in her sOftest
strains, sweet rs the harmony of hymninp
seraphim, speaks an admission into her
fathers house.
"ln thy fair book of life divine,
May God lnscribe her name;
There let 1t II some humble place,
Beneath the slaughtered lamb"
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BUSINESS or THE DISTRICT COURT.
Meeting OF the Bar Association to
Take Action Thereon.

Pursuant to call the bar association
of Dallas met at the court house, at
half past twelve O'clock yesterday, to
devise means to extend the time of
holding court, so rs TO transact the
business, the present length of time
allowed being wholly inadequate.
Colonel John G. Mccoy was called to
The chair; J. G. Eblen WAS appointed
secretary.
After some spirited preliminary dis
-russion, the meeting adjourned until
four o'clock p. NJ, when 1t rcassem-
bled.
Mr. Stevens introduced u resolution
authoring the chairman to appoint n
committee of five, to memorabilia the
Legislature to make a separate judicial
district of Dallas county.
Mr.. w. l.. Williams offered sub
stitute that the committee of five be
instructed to memoriaiize the legisla.
ture to grant the petition of the Tar
rant county bar, which detaches Tar
rant from the fourteenth Judicial dis
trict, and attaches 1t to the thirteenth,
and to give the time now allotted to
Tarrant. to Dallas .
Speeches In favor of Mr.. Stevens
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motion were madr ~ Messm, d, g.
Bower Stevens, r. T. Burke pnd W,
4, Hughes,
Speeches in favor uf Mr Williams
destitute were made lly Alessrs lGblen,
denkins, Aldridge aud Sirmmms,
10y permission al MI Williams, Coz
0nel Nlemmons introduced resolu-
lion providing that larranl county be
detached flom The fourteenth aud
added 10 The thirteenth aud, that
Dallas aud ELLIS eOuhlies constitute
the fourteenth judicial district,
Our reporter was not furnished with
a copy u Colonel slemmons' resolu'
ton, II provides however, that the
Dallas civil court shall be three times
year aud ten weeks each term, aud
that two weeks he added 10 each term
Of the criminal court, making them
six weeks each, thus giving ample time
10 get through with the civil aud crlm-
lnal dOckeis each term, relieving It'll
giants OF yexullOus aud expensive de-
lays, aud the county Of the enormous
expense Of keeping prisoners In jail,
rs they arc now under the present sys'
tenn,
The question was then called for, and
the association voted unanimously In
favor Of Colonel Stemmons' res0lu-
ton, The chairman then appointed
the following gentlemen 10 memorl'
alize the Legislature M required by Co
lionel Stemmons resolutions j, W.,
Stemmons, Oln Wellborn, W, IT,
Hughes, II, 5, Burke, and Mr., stevens,
On motion Of Mr. Olin Wellborn,
the chairman, Colonel j. g, Mccoy,
was added TO the committee. The
meeting then adjourned.
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WE, LYTE & co., real estate agents, No. lpa
Lamar street, beg leave 10 call The attention
VI persons Wishing 10 purchases real estate 10
the extensive lists OF property on thelT
bulletin boards Ia and outside Of
their ONCE, under the respective heads Of
"lmproyed Cly Property" "Naeanl clly
Lols," Farms" aud "unlmpToyed and
Wild Lands, embracing business houses anl
vacant lots Ia lhe commercial center Of tho
CITY, Also, building lois, and u number 81
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter Of the city, Also, large tracts OF via
lands IN Dallas and other counties 81 inc
state, besides u humber of ARMS ~ various
sizes, including several large ana highly lm'
proved plantations wllhin nye miles Of tho
oliyOf Dallas, widlnl
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For Huns.yiIle.

Major james Il. Barley, sheriff Of
this county, left last night for Hunts
vile with the following prisoners, SEN
fenced to the penitentiary at the last
term OF the criminal district court {:
William Hill, white, five years, theft /;
James H. Davis, colored, life, murder;
Governor Davis, colored, two years,
theft; James Osborn, colored, five
years, rape.
The following gentlemen accompa.
MED the sheriff, acting as guards to the
prisoners, viz: Captain w. II. CASTOR,
Colonel Eblin and Perry Bowser, Esq.
After delivering the prisoners at the
penitentiary, Major Barkley will pro-
coed TO Galveston and be present at
the celebration Of Mardi Gras on the
eth
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hntermeDts In the city from Sanuars
lst 10 February LIST

nntermeDts In the city from january
lst 10 February LIST.
January LIST, III. r. Thomas, from ~
pistol shot.
January 3D., infant of J. b. Royal,
aged three hours.
January Sd, Katie p Hunter aged
eight months liberation of bowels.
January 3D., Annie Il. Randall, aged
two years.
January Sd, Mrs Kennady.
January 4th, Anastasia Marnell,
aged twenty-seven years.
January 9th, Lydia A. Loggins, aged
four years; pneumonia.
January l4th, Mrs. Emma Kline,
aged thirty three years.
January 18th, Mrs. Elizabeth Lo-
vella, aged twenty-three years; dip.
liberia.
January 18th, f.. A. Jackson, aged
five years; dysentery.
January nth, Edward Wall, aged
siXty-three years.
January 18th, Jesse Moon, aged
thirty-tive years; bronchitis and con-
sumption.
January 2lst, infant of f. A. Stew
art; still born.
January 22d, infant of James Log
gins; premature birth.
January oath, Mrs. s. B. Kirk; con-
sumption.
January 9th, VIM. s. futile, aged
twenty-four years.
January 2Sth, George Swink.
January 3Oth, w. b. Whiteman,
aged sixteen months.
January 80, Willie Judson, aged five
years.
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Our NEXT ENTERPRISE,
The Northern Texas FLOODED Stock
Association "A New Company
Formed Win Ample
Capital,
GrOund Bought $50 Buildings ana Race
Course 20 BIO Built ana Arranged,

For sometime past II has been very
evident 10 some Of our FIR seeing and
public spirited capitalists that much
good could be done by the organization
of u bloodCd stock and fair association,
upon substantial basis, for the I'M
provemont and DEVELOPMENT Of this
state, aud our city also.
TlE MEN Az THE HEAD or IT
are Mcssrs. w. II, CASTOR, G. G, Slaugh.
ter, William b, Miller j, II, BOrkley
aud j. y, Field, They have purchased
seventy-llve acres which will be en-
closed with u close fehce nine feet
high. The buildings, race course, club
room, billiard room, restaurant, main
stand amphitheater booths, etc, are
to be planned after those Of ST Louis.
THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
are already being drawn up by Mr..
Jack Ryan, one of the most accom-
plished arc'itects and civil engineers
in the state, lately IN the employ of
the Texas and California construction
company, u graduate of Trinity col
lege, Dublin, and gentleman whose
taste in such matters is first class.
CASH PREMIUMS
will be special feature and large
enough to attract the best stock men
and exhibitors in the country, all of
whom will be communicated with in
time for the next fair which will be
some time in October, so arranged rs
not 10 be interfcred with by the st.
Louis, fair whose exhibitors will he in
vited here also. "A liberal system Of
advertising will be feature which
will make it familiar to the exhibitors
throughout the country.
TIE RACE COURSE
is to he constructed on the best mod
ern known plan, forty feet wide and to
be one nile IN distance. The form will
be that of q parallelogram, rounded'at
both ends, thereby giving quarter of II
mile stretches on easy curves. Inside
of the track proper will be q speed
track thirty-tive feet wide. Outside of
the track will be n broad carriage way,
the whole to be surrounded by a strong
wire foot fence.
At y suitable place inside the race
track will be The spacious amphi-
theater with its booths and appurte-
nances, such as gentlemen's club
room, ladies' reception room, billiard
room, restaurant, music stand and
judges stand.
| Hereafter commOdious and ele-
CANT grand stand will be built outside
of the race track, with a seating Ca
pacity of six or eight thousand.
Work will be commenced shortly,
the track will be laid out Immediately,
after which the necessary contracts
will be let.
1t is proposed to have everything
completed by the LIST of September,
when Dallas will have the best race
track in the state, if not the south.
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queen is passlng ly, flnnkell lNnnlrdl-
alely delivers II ~ her 10y neaiis NJ
this ring II h found out that Lionel u
tho only son OF the late Earl pl Derby,
who ended his days ~ hlrgraee, llln
which he nnjuslly had fallen, Queen
Anne causes the title and all the pos
sefHiOns Of the late earl ~ be restored
90 the son by an aet OF parliament,
Lady Harriet has, after the unlr'
tumale meeting Ia the inreal, become
aware HAT she II deeply in love with
Lionel, aud nav, anxious ~ rG'eslAh'
fish herself Ia the favor OF llle new
created earl oOnlriyes % he HE llrsl
one 10 communicate ~ him the news
OF his parentage, but Lionel receives
her eOldly, aud when thr lady, who u
q prey ~ The most Violent feelings Of
affection toward LiOnel, and Of re-
morse Tor having rrpulsei him ~
harHhly, offers her hand "a him, and
kneellng, prnys HIM ~ accept her, he
even then cannot overcome the bitter
feeling IN his heart toward the false
aud cruel lady, Hut the interchangeable
Lady Harriet, with the assistance oI
plunketI, who In his alarm for the
health and even life OF his foster
brother WIS easily persuaded 10 take
part IN the scheme, cOntrlVes 'llll an
other plan 20 bring about u ree0ncllla'
ton, A part Of the ladyA park II art
fully transformed into u fac simlle o
the market place At Richmond Farm
ers and servants appear, counterfeit
sheriff presents himself, and the lady
In her PEASANTS dress mlnglea witt
the lhrong, llither Lionel II conduct
cd At The slghl OF Lady Harriet IN
the costume Of u servant all his former
love for her comes back, and the two
lovers are NJ last united. So ARE Plum
keIt aud Nancy aud the curtain dc
soenda on Two happy couples,
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IknIghla TempINr.

Sir Knight Ed. q, Bower, OF this
city, was elected and installed grand
commander Of the grand commandery
Of Knights Templar Of the state OF
rexas, at the late annual convocation
held at Houston, This II compliment
not only to Dallas, but to Sir Knight
Bower who Is the youngest eminent
commander In the United States. We
congratulate him upon his election,
The following are the officers as
elected:
Sir Knight Il. G. Bower II, Il, q. G.;
l., h, 0ppenheimer Of Calvert, v T..
D, q, G.; d, Il. Gurley, OF Waco, Il. q.
g.; III. j. Hunter, Of Palestine, Il, g..
&. g.; Henry Sohcrtllnens, OF Houston,
q. 3. W.; II. b. Stoddard, of Bryan,
q. j. W.; Robert Brewster, Of Houston,
q. r.; II, a. Bots, Of Houston, G. IT.;
j. w, Hannig, OF Austin, q. >, b.; Il.
), Wood, Of Galveston, q, ;, b.; w.
&. Young, Of Dallas, Grand W.; j. G..
Stafford, Of Galveston, q. H. A. w.
Spencer, of Houston, q, &. 0f q,
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To The City Subscribers Of the Dallas Herald
From aud after This dnie February
u, 1879, the connection Of ME- H. j.
Neville, as agent for ihe city sabHcrii''
tien Hist, ceases, and Mr., Jesse NJ VIII
liza nsoa Will have charge Of The same
Hereafter payments 10 him only viii
10 acknowledged by this oiiiee,
!, w, swINnELI.s,
FEBRUARY o, 1870, Pnbiisher.
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Attention, Grni,gersi
CEDAR HILL GRANGE, /
February 4, 1915. I

CEDAR HILL GRASGE,(
February 4, 1875.
The patrons Of husbandry Of Dallas,
Ellis and Tarrant counties are respect.
fully solicited to attend u meeting ut
Cedar Hill on Saturday, February 10Th,
nj 10 o'clock A. NJ, in order 10 devise
ways and means for and to establish Il
district grange, the same to be organ
lied on permanent basis, and con-
trulled by the various oranges of the
counties above mentioned. II is hoped
that subject OF such vital inter-
est will be carefully weighed, and
thoroughly digested by all patrons
previous to the day of meeting.
Fraternally, yours,
II. +. HASWELL, Master.
10. ". STE wART, Secretary.
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The -four turned out by Messrs.
Shepard & lligby's Merchant mills,
Fort Scott, Kansas, Ia the favorlte with
our dealers aud consumers. Messrs'
Keene Il Nichols, corner Austin and
elm streets, are the exclusive agents
for this city. 3O2dlw.
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Captain A. Harwood, clerk of the
district court, has been presented with
handsome gold headed cane, upon
which is incribed his name with the
date December rs, 1874, from w. o.
Reeves, r. ID. Rawlins and p. NJ.
Brown, who are his deputies, a fitting
tribute to personal worth and official
efficiency,
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M. rs. FIsANllLIN a. Co,

5Oi Main street, are now selling
goods al very reduced prices.
Cnii and examine their large
and elegant stock, and make
yourselves and them happy by
buying their cheap and elegant
books, etc.
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Messrs, lleeue q Airhpla dralre to
cali the attention NJ lhe lrNdr 20 their
large slorlS Of myorile hrands 81 llaur
from The hesl merchant mills of Mis-
suuri aud Kansas, ~ making a
specially If This branch NJ their trade
they can sell llpur nj prices IlAl DEFY
competition, All flour warranted TO
lac us repreeenled, aO2dlw
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Texas Gold and Land Distribution.
For the next ten days Stamper n
Sherman, at California gallery, 10y the
postohice, will make four bon ton pie
lures for one dollar. wv
A lady yesterday lost, on the street,
heavy gold tgsseI from her bracelet
The finder will confer great favor by
leaving IL ut The HERALD Office.
We understand that Mcssrs. CASTOR
h Thomas, bankera, on the north side
Of the square, will soon rent their
banking house In the most modern
style.
Ed. =. Gay d Co. will accept our
thanks for very handsome let
ter-file-almanac OF the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance company of
Richmond.
We are indebted TO the committee of
invitation for ticket TO the grand
masquerade ball tMardi Grass, Fcbru-
AIRY 0, 1876. at the Alamo botcl, Den
ls0n, Texas.
STARCH IL wonderfully improved by
using with 1t Shepard's patent Starch
Gloss. II makes an old shirt look like
anew one. New Orleans Bulletin, Mo-
vember Is, 1874. WI
The First National bank Of this city
has declared a dividend Of ten per
cent on Its capital stock Of one hun
dred thousand dollars, and carried one
per cent to Its surplus fund out Of its
earnings for the past six months.
Messrs. Carnes q Guedry, insurance
agents, Lamar street, represent the
following first-class fire insurance
companies: Liverpool, and London aud
Globe; Mort h British and Mercantile,
Traders, of Chicago; Petersburg Saw
ings and insurance company, Virginia;
Albermarle insurance company, of
Virginia, and Farmville insurance
coibP"uy, VI NHBlnia.
The busiest man In Dallas at present
Is our friend r. p. Aunspaueh. Atlas
carried world on his shoulders, but
Aunspaugh is carrying the grand char
ity ball and the opera Of "Martha" on
his, to say nothing of his being vice
and acting chancellor commander OF
that flourishing order, the Knights of
Pythias.
Cenr de Lion lodge Knights Of Pyth.
ias, ID adding to its numbers weekly,
and its finances, under the manage
ment Of that pampered insurance
flower, Leigh, are in most flourish
ing condition. Its chancellor com
manjer, Thomas NJ. Miers, is having a
gay time among the scenes OF his child
hood, sway down In old Tennessee" 1t
is mistake, however, about his run
ming against Andy Johnson for sena-
tor.
We clip the following from the Leb.
anon (Ky.) Standard, Of the 10Th ult.
We had the pleasure of call yester-
day from Mr.. Raney, who is a brother
in-law Of our esteemed citizen, DR., ].
w. Crowdus, and welcnmc him most
heartily to our city:
Mr.. J. G. Raney left this place last
dau xxtttk ls 90, r.. ~ H..
Texas, where he proposes making his
home in the future. Inhim the coun-
ty loses useful and public spirited
citizen and an active and enterprising
business man. Mr.Rauey has contrib
nted very much to the promotion Of all
Interest in the improvement of the
quality of our live stock, and is eonse.
quently citizen whom we can i'll
afford to lose. We wish him success
In his new home.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure OF Malls at Dslia, Pos
office.

Arrival and Departure OF Malls at Dslla, Post.
office.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and I. X. r., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York and
~. Louis mails, arrives daily at 7:lO m; de.
parts daily at $40 am.
Southern mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana. Gal.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
points in southern Texas, arrives daily at I:lo
p m; departs daily at S:l0p pm.
Eastern Mail,
via I. and p. RR., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville Chattanooya Mem.
PMS, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
eastern Texas. arrives daily at Ii o IN: de.
parts uCly Vt pm.
Western Mail,
from Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granburv.
weathertord, Decatur, P9lo Pinto, Jacksboro
anu western posts. arrives daily ut y:fsD n m.
departs dairy at IL a m. $50
Cedar HiIl Mail.
Cedar Hin, Mansfield, Alyarado and cross
ilmhefs, arrives at q y m Wednesday, and
saturday; departs Monday and THURSDAY nj
scyene Mail.
Scyene, Haughts store and Union nm
a ", ~ Inesuay' Thursday and Saturday
~ 10 'n'i ueparis az m alternate days,
Denton Haii.
,DGeninn, Bolivar. Elizabethtown, Boyd,s
NILS, Louisville and Trinity Mills arri,,as
~ IN Monday, "Wednesday and SATURDAY.:
departs at a m ALTERNATE days.
Lisbon Mail.
Hed Oak and Lisbon arrives Mt INN MIN.
psH5 Wednesday and Friday; departs nlier,,.
ate days ntTh ~. "''e'n-
o. H,''iS ~. b,'nos store, Grapevine and Duck
tervals. w 'ieeuiar IN
Office Hours.
Delivery window, n IN to5pm.
T. mohey oIhef window, 5 a m 10 ~ m. and
stamps sold from s IN to5pm
hours. "s niohey order
n q, Al persons having complaints against tho
yallee, on any account, will please n,asa,,,
,e same In writing or in person, 10 tie post
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Anything in the book and sta
iOnery line yOM can find AT
PIERCE AZ LYLES,
5O7 Main street.
Notice.

The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National bank, of Dali
las, Tor the election of directors for the ensu-
Ing year, viii be held ut their banking house
at 3p. M, on Monday, February 10, 1875.
W j. CLARK, Cashier.
Dallas, Texas, January l5,slS75. 2SSdS0d
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CITY BUSINESS.
Seed Potatoes Cheapi

l am offering to the city trade my
large and complete stock of fancy and
staple groceries, provisions and pro-
duce, at the very lowest prices, and
make a specially of everything. Free
delivery to accommodate customers.
Please give us trial.
Respectfully, JOS. MENzCER,
Grocer, 6l5 Elm street, Dallas.
305l3m
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GET READY FOR WINTER.

The Patent AIuninOus and
Ornamental building Paper
will make your houses warm
mt u very small cost. For sale
by REED 4 LATHROP, Agents,
sos Main street, Dallas, Texas.
send for circulars. Also agents
for Patent Paper Barrels.
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A. III. Stengnil, merchandise
broker, c0RVeyancer and mo-
eary public. 0ilice-NO. lO7
Lamar street.
2l1utf
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The Grutcifeid House
For terms apply TO
40 oRuToHFlEIp, or
CATION a THOMAS,
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AIabie, Todd ~ Co.'s gold pens
NJ Frankiin's book store, 5Oi
Main street.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,

Including the lei PnsO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed al Franklin's book store.
5Ol Main street, Dallas.
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Day board at st. Charles hotel 81 so.
307dtf
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Large front rooms, newly furnished,
suitable for families, at st. Charles
hotel. 307dtf
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For RENT.

AnelI bio once on the second floor ofthe
Herald building, Apply NJ
HERALD OFFICE,
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Iso. W. swISDELls.

Howard W, Peak, RAJ, oi Fort worm, u
Az authorised travelling aganl " Me Dallas
Herald, from this data until iurlhef notice
J, W, hWIhpELiA,
December 10, 1874,
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THE HERALD JOE OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorranis,d and 1,
nily prepared 70 do all kinds Of Joh
PRINTING In the lsts., styiss and a, ~.
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THE TEXAS RURAL REGIS.
TER,

Sub tiiute for the Texas Alma
nae. aS FraniStin's bO0k store.
501 Main street. sbaliaS.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Strayed from the undersigned, January
18th, at his place, one and a halfmiles sontn
of Chambers creek, two horses, one ilsn gu,
gray; .l5% hands high, branded on .eis
shoulder V A, on left hip X. The otnsri
dark bay, fresh brand M v A on Ieft spoui
DER, white spot ON withers, sad marx. n
liberal re ward for their delivery or inioIn"-
tion as TO their whereabouts, Address
MARTIN. ADAAs.
37diw Chambers creek Kills eounus
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The Great Southern Dollar
Store receives new goods daily.
27Bdlm q. IL. a. 90.
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ToR SALE.

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AMI neusien ssresss, e,nhraeins hall -
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Instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
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