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ny Col. Fred Grant, son oi'his father.
has entered upon the active discharge
of his duties a. partner ia u Washington
banking house, tut still draw army Ir,,.
with commendabIe regularity. lie ha,
u years leave OF absence, renewable ~
long ss L. >. sticks. No wonder some
people favor the Third Term.
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JCourier-,Journal e-Presidenl
Wilson H. not only a ieetotalcr himself.
but he has never seen General Grant
intoxicated. How is it that such a man
falls sick when there are SO many lc>,
deserving persons who might 50 much
better be i'll!
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The number oi children of school
age in the city 90 pcru j. l.6oO. aud the
number Of teachers employed 10 teach
them is 10. Tie average salary of these
teachers Is $4S3 33.
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lady last year aud j. now teaching school
~ a village in Maryland, about twruty
miles thence. Miss Surratt married -
Treasury clerk. but inedialel, after the
nuplial- he was dismissed from tie De-
Dartuent.
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Ey The Brooklyn man who attempted
To put out red-headcd woman with "a
Babcock eAtinguisher. j. now carried
daily to the Moody and Ssnkey meet
ings on u stretcher. lie can holi out
tut a tew days longer. aud recognize,
the necessity of preparing for the judg
iIent.
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A. tscArr.

~ a new narrow gange railroad has
been projected. which j. 10 extend from
i'na.ki. ~cvcniy-iive miles south oi
Nashville. in Irnnessec. 10 Memphis
and tie people living along the pro-
posed line are subscribing 20 librralll
for the work that no doubt Is entertained
lin regard TO raising money Tor the I'M.
dcriaking. The distance between lht
two points named H. one hundred aDd
.ninrit miles. aud the estimated cost o
the road $l.JUu.uNO Al Henderson
station. on the Mobile n Ohio railroad
ei.hty-siN miles from Memphis, an arn
ID, TO be thrown ont Ia the Tcnnes>e,
river 10 the direction of Nashville. \
portion OF The road has been graded
amd the managers OF The cpierprisc rN
lpcct 10 have The Whole line under con
Tract next Year. This viii afford rail
road communications 10 an sAtcnsiv,
country, portions OF which are rich il
mineral resources that only requires
facilities Tor cheap transportation 10 in
sure their development.
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or thar OF Russia. The language OF the
Germans aud Of the Latin nations. sucl,
AZ The French. Spanish and Italian. will
be a minor consideration TO the writer
0i great historical emit Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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1F The Tines says: The popnla
iion OF Peru shows a decided aud
handsome Increase over the last census
taken. Our ciiy now numbers over
5000. When We add South Peru we
will hear a CITY Judge asked for.
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Getting at the True Inwardncss
Of the Crooked whisky.

FROM The Evansville Courier
" has been long time since Evans.
Vile has experienced such sensation
in social aud business circles a. that
caused by the arrest Of certain citizen.
in connection with The whisky invcsii.
cation.
esierday representative Of this pa
per succeeded ia procuring additional
facts IN regard 10 the arrests. which. to.
gefher with others that were made du.
ring The day, We hasten 10 lay before
our readers The indictment charge,
bribery. corruption and fraud sgains
the United States Government. Tn,
letter OF instructions ordering the ar
rests was sent 10 Deputy United State,
Marshal Sam nay. oi This city. The in
siructiOns were very strict. aud re
quircd the arrc-i OF aiI The pariie'
named without dcla,. Ia was siync,
by General Ben. Spooner. who. togeih
er with the United Stairs District Al
iorney. j. inthoning the mysteries a.
the frauds.
OF line parties arrested on Tncsdav
the following were taken Ia Indiauapo
H. Yesterday morning: P.C. Ehrrwim,
and ID. NJ. Lewis. at this CITY: Georc,
n Simonson. of MI Vernon: JOIN
Phillips. guagcr. arrested ~ Princeton
and Harrison Miller. gu,grr nj iIarle-
ton. These AL lcti ior indianapolis YES
icr.iay morning in 'hlrgr Of Unite,
States officers. An"il,er individual who
accompanied the party wns James GRAY
who. tor some years past. ha. b-eu en-
ploNcd in hiuling Goa. for one OF il,
ni,ics II is alleged that in addition .,
receiving his salary frum the mining
company hc drew - monthly -iip"rd al
50 from tho Bingham Brns.. by " bon
he was employed iu haul whi~k, after
night.
Hon. William llcilman was served
with 4 process bv ihr UniIed State,
Marshal. commanding him ia appear be-
tore The United States Grand Jury
where hc will he called upon To- testify
la conformity with The order lac lrli oi
last evening. train lor the Capital city
Among others that len la,l night wa.
John W. bingham. E-q.. aud n number
of iriruds. Nj. q. u. bingham WA
found az lii~ home in Paloka. but va,
too ill iu Ice moved. and IA officer va.
wonld bc allc Ia prnc-rd. The u!licrr-
experienced no ir,sbi. in making ani
of the arrests, all The rapIie~ submitting
willingly and accompan, ia, Tie officers
NJ requested.
The ~h-reabouts of Henry Allis who
lrll the city hate Tuesday night. hav,
mot Vet brcu a-rcrlainrd. The course
he has taken j. s.N~rrl, rnndcmura hy
his friends. who had no know ledge -
hi> inicniion of c~raping.
Last night drpui, WAS sent ~ knck-
port tn make a number ui arr,~i-. aud
late lasi evening prominent riiin'n- in
this city were wanted by Deputy
Marshal DAY.
u j. stated that Tho warrant upon
which the parties are arrested .will ad-
nit of nu hnmd until the eases are heard
before the United States Grand Jury.
hence il the, do MOI come 10 trial ~
once The I,rriics arrested will he uud. 7
The surveillance of the otiic' - until the
matter j. satisfactorily settled.
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a poem. : \ l'aby came TO family
IN Maine last week. and bright i've
year-oil brother. paiiing IL playiully
under the chin. inquired: SAY, how
was God WHEN YOU lett 4,
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WTJudgmrnis amounting 70 over
SInUO.U,p wee rendered in the Floyd
Circuit Court against the New Albany
star Glass Nork~.
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uJA country paper says with APP
parent truthiulncss The best paper
now issued is Tie greenback signed by
Treasurer New. IL j. not on our cx-
change list, however
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WORSE ANp WORSE.

Late last night IL was icing rumorcd
about ilie streets that several well known
ciiiIens. aud prominent officials of the
T.. x G. q. Il. TO. were to lc arrested
on indictments chargin. them with
complirii, ia The frauds. Nothin. rc-
liable ia regard TO The matter could hc
learned. the officers refusing to give any
information concerning tie matter. IN.
I'll the arrests. ii there were TO be any
were made.
I~nIANAroLiS. November lS- Til,
parties arrested at Evansville a. impli
Gated ia crooked whisk, transactions
were brought before Judge trc~ha m
OF tho <. =. Court. io-da,. aud David
Lewis. Col. Simnonsnn. john T.. Phil
lips ann Harrison Miller were released
on 5000 hai each. John W. and q. u
bingham were held under guard. failing
To- secure the requisite amnnnt OF bail
$4,000 John W. bingham started fol
Evansville tonight under guard. to oh.
tain the necessary security. The trial
will commence on the 30ih inst.
indianapolis journal
The Investigations OF the United
States grand jury have at last borne
fruit in the capture and confinement in
this city of eleven member, Of the
whisky ring IN the First Rcvenuc Dis
Itrict. Deputy United States Marshals
Stevens. Boardman and Stewart were
despatched 10 Evansville and vicinity
on Monday last. IIonr,lman aud Stew
art stopped of M Patoka. and Stevens
going on 20 Evansville. Bnar,lman
Registered ~ the principal hotel as y
lumber merchant from ThorAiown. and
armed with bench warrants. started out
ox THE WAR rArm.
leaving Stewart. at the hotel Four oI
the candidates were run IN aud locked
up in a room before the identity Of the
invader was discovered Then there
was panic, and several Of the birds
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Is Tho I.c1g,r- sav- that
Crawford county ht, seat up nineiccn
cases OF bankrupt, alone sincc Scpiem
ber
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flew wiihOnt waiting for the salt-sprink-
ling by o'clock in the evening
Boardman had gathered in John E.
Phillips and Thomas j. Robb, 0f Prince
ton; Harrison Miller. Of Iiazeliou (.
Christopher Coconour. j. r. Crisp. aud
Dennis Reilly. Of J'aioka. These hcu
were closely watched dnring the night.
aud IN the. morning Gordon B. Bingham,
was arrested.
At EVANSVILLE.
la ihe mcaniine Stevens had not been
idle. On his arrival in Evansville lie
irnnedixfely sought Deputy lniied
states Marshal Samuel DAY. and with
his as>isisnce secured the arrest OF John
W. bingham. PHILIPPE. kbciwinc. David
NJ. Lewis aud Col. George +. SimnOn-
son. the first three 81 Evansville. aud
the last nrmed OF Nj. Vernon. Pu-ay
County. The manner OF SminonsOn :
arrest was novel and m evidence or the
character aud standing nf some az The
men who are mixed up ia the bingham
r.ng. Authority Mas iclcgraph-d u
Mount Vernon u.ieial to MAKE the ar
rest. Proceeding @ SImmonspn house
lir uilircr handed him the dispatch ha
hal Iu-' received. and iIhuut waiting
Ior rrpi,. asked his prisoner " iiai ar
rsir semrIri hc coHld max. for getting
an Al o'clock. ia The morning. Ia tim~
10 i..hv itic train Tor Paioka. where they
" Dnid wait Tor the morning express.
SiLinlun~on said that u. had au ala.tn
rlnrs. lsl could ~, il af any heur
~ cii. 'irn. replied his carior "you
sci az in iiuie and >tri on YOUR way To
ihr depot nni wake ui" up. aud away
.wrnI Tie "Ntcn,porinrd official. whist
liss Ia III huIn-. & j. n@rdicss 10 LAY
hni she uiliciai'- Sublime roniidrnre in
iIis man was noi imi,r,, ed Before he
lbrranr invo'vc,, in the ''rrookcsl-whi~-
Is, business tal. Sinniun~un was re-
.arsrd a. Hnn of sterling Integrity
nd absolutely ircnrruptihlr. H.. TOR
man, ,rar-. held The rrspon-iblr pu-
.iiiun of assistant as>rs~ur ia the Ravc-
nu- brpartnrni. and since. that lime has
'c"n rmPl"vrd a. 'iaa.er.
ROW II wAsrAKEN.
The excitement ia Evau.vilie and
paiuka " hen lhc news of The whole
-aic raid was known was intense Tue
!, tnimtii.'s of tic pcoplc secnr,l To- bc
va lht ftTihbffr 80 lhr RUG Nr,
lsn- -hanIs are rlu-riS Identified with Gir|
business and social interests of Wander
burg and Gibson Counties. and thew
have obtained powerful Aold on pub
lir esteem.
Nome of ilir pcr-ou> namrh made ih'
slis rt-i~Iancr. and. under the cir
il wa~ not regarded ~ nee
es>ar, I" strengthen thr guard TO take
the prisoners Ia Ind ian tpolis. They
started ia accor,lau,- to "a pr 'vious un-
drr-landing. al Z O'Clock. Boardman,
with his party. j"ining the general eni-
grafton nurinwarh al ptoka.
A> sscArE.
The party arrived at Trrre IIaute In
good time. hut on lra,ing the place.
Ruhb was missed. and il soon became
apparent that he had escaped from Gus
tody. lie had been under the particular
charge al stewart. who. il -veIus had
granted him extra privileges. stewart
was left behind 10 effect the rycapture
~ the cyanescent trickster No other
mi>hap occurred 10 mar the pleasures or
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puBLIsnKD EVERY FRIDAY, Ar JASPER.
DUBOIS COUNTY, i~DIANA. BY
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. -Ix COURIER BUILDING ON
WEST MAIN STREET.
rErcE or RirTIoN.

single subscription, for fihy Nos, 81 ~
For six months, u
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IC. -. CROOKS,
Physician g. Surgeon
rICE South std. Of TIA" Public square,
JASPER. ryprsSA.
i>ss- on,r- his professional se,vccs 90 The ci'if"n'
N tgl tt-niv
UNION III OU 5 e!


l,ERNSylAN KnEShG re.pecf fnlly iu'ofuir The rsb
ir fhsi b. d. prepared &, accommodate traveirr'
rnd .,h.ts n g.,od .iyis and ra.fnail. frnsS ~
,shl. sn,1 and hts bar ,uppiied with ~ ih. he :
qa-ifitrr 80 liansr and g~nilrunui1 attendants
.h.fr ~ patronage o. AnlirlEt 4.
snrrh sh lSTs = "
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G. IL. MASON,
.duovwpv al LGW.

VUsvisG iu,e'.i kasl lort oilers his professional
..r To-. 80 ~. eitirsns ~ Spsnrer county viii
a-n -u.ud Crcui Cours IN warrict puh0ss s.d Perry
sun.fir.
uFficF ~ Figennrr New f.Isck. o"rurr - Nan
sna Mira s,r..is Sspt 18th i~.s ~
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wv, LyTE \ Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave To call the attention
Of penons Wishing 10 purchase real estate 20
the extensive lists OF property on their
bulletin boards In and outside Of
lhcir Office, under the respective heads Oh
"lmproyed Guy Property" "Vacant CITY
LOIS" Farms" aud "Unlmprved aud
wild Lands, embracing business housesand
vacant lots IN the commercial center OF the
city. Also, building lots, and a number Of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter OF the city, Also, large tracts Of wild
lands In Dallas aud Other counties OF the
state, besides u number OF farms OF various
sizes, including several large ana highly linz
proved plantations withih nve miles OF the
city OF Dallas 26Gdhn
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FIRE IN EAST DALLAS.
Hook and Ladder Trucks Consumed.

Our reporter was informed that the
fire, which occurredin East Dallas about
O'Clock Tuesday morning, and which
unfortunately consumed the hook and
ladder trucks, which had been trans
ferred from the main portion Of the
city on the purcl' ase and employment
OF the steam engine and new patent
self-elevating truck now in use, was
most probably caused by the careless
Dess OF n painter who slept in the adj
joining room. 1t seems he had been
sick several days and had sent aud
procured a pipe and tobacco and some
matches, aud 1t may have been that
he went to sleep aud left the candle
burning, which when burnt down may
have communicated the flames to what
1t was sitting on, and so the
hay or the pipe may have commune
Gated 1t to the hay, which, of course,
famed up instantaneously and caused
sudden wrapping Of the flames over
the whole building. The painter was
seen yesterday evening late by Mr..
Joseph Menczer, or wife, or both, when
they kindly took him something to
eat. He has not been seen since, and
1t was last night and this morning
thought he had persisted in the flames,
but all examination to-day resulted in
no traces of his bones being found, aud
1t is thought that he had be-
come 10 frightened 10y the fire
he ran OIL and stayed away for fear he
might be accused of setting the build
ing on fire Intentionally. No such re-
venge could, however, have been nee
essary to his qualification, unless the
trivial cause of a disagreement with
the assistant foreman of the hook and
ladder company, few days since, was
so considered by him. He appears to
have been addicted to drinking, and
had, by going into the house and lying
there during his sprees, made himself
80 unpleasant that the assistant fore
man had requested him to leave the
premises. AS he was sick, however, he
was allowed to remain until the sad
affair occurred.
II is probable that lie escaped, and
may he guilty of the charge of firing
the house through malice, aud in that
event certainly should be looked IN
and made to suffer the full consequent
ces OF crime, resulting from yagabond-
age and a too free use of that enemy
to honesty and thrift, called whisky,
but the composition of which Is q mys.
terry to the most learned chemists.
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Seed Potatoes Cbean ,

l am offering to the city trade m,
large and complete stock of fancy ant
staple groceries, provisions and pro.
duee, at the very lowest prices, and
make specially of everything. Free
delivery to accommodate customers,
Please give us trial.
Respectfully, Jos. MENzcER,
Grocer, GIG Elm street, Dallas.
305d3m
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DALLAS, Texas. February IS, 1875,


hessrs. A. N. Bradshaw, VIM. J. Ward, Robt.
Ogden, b. j. Star, y. Loeb Co., and Others:
GEsTLEMEN--Your Communication re.
questing me to become q candidate for the
Office of Mayor, ofthe city ofDallas, has been
received, and wereI to consult my own In
clinations would still decline doing so, as
have heretofore done, for the last three
months, TO numerous individual solicitations
of the same sort, but recognizing the fact
that the people have right TO demand the
servicesof its citizens, do not feel at liberty
TO refuse the use of my name for the Office,
which your kind partially has eyinced IN
the call made upon me.
l, therefore, In obedience To that call, an.
nounee myselfa candidate for Mayor, sub.
ject, however, TO the action Of a convention
or primary election, should either be held,
and in doing 80 here announce that l shall
at once tender my resignation of the office
now hold, the same to take effect at as early
day as my successor can be elected and
qualified.
Thanking you, gentlemen, for the kind
expressions contained in your call, remain
your 0bedient servant,
I'D. KERFOOT
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WALL PAPER

and window shades, the Iarg-
est. cheapest and most beauti-
ful designs in the city. We
have the exclusive sale Of the
Philadelphia Rustic shade, I'll 9
only rustic That il gifted and
frosted: also I'm plain cOlors.
cheaper and better than all
others. A large stock Of wall
paper 0ftl,e newest patterns.
PIERCE az LYLE,
5O7 Main street.
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lrliaHsas ani Louisiana give d yery
iapllc aud conservative view of lle
mlilie.l siluallon iu lhphe slalea, aud
Ie mafked will lhs same evidences
II close oiseryAton and general inior-
malipn Which have made him 20 par
llrulahy distinguished az ono of the
leading correspondents NJ lhe Alaerl'
IAN iiess'
Ne are inmnaed thai me rfglslra'
lion Of voters lur The approaching ely
election viii be ordered IN a lew days
Il viii be q eilS registration only Tie
clerk VI lhr district courl having moth
Ing 10 do gllh IL, We make lhis
statement beeause a number ~ per-
sons have called on the district clerk
20 be registered, Al those who have
mol already been registered IN this
city will have ample Time for reglslra'
ton, aud due notice viii DO given Of
the time aud place Of registration by
the ely authorities,
Attention Is called % the adyef'
iIaement Of Messrs, DlbOll A king, Of
their eompoaillon roofing, the very best
roof covering 10 DO found anywhere
They have been putting on this roof
Ing now In Dallas for the past two
years, and have yet 10 hear of slngle
complaint against IT, In this time
they have put II upon some Of The best
buildings IN town, aud the best evl'
lenec IN ~ favor II that those Who
Iso II once are sure 10 use II again
when they want another roof Per-
sous building would DO we'll 10 call on
above gentlemen.
Among the members Of the bar
who are rapidly coming 70 the front,
Is Robert Cowarl, Esq, lie Is an clio.
quent speaker, polished, trenchan
writer brilliant conyersallOnIsl,
who possesses an lneXhaustible fund
Of anecdotes aud general Information,
with hue literary and legal attain.
ments, u pleasant manly bearing and
u certain sturdy independence Of char
acter, combined with the incest serise
Of honor approved courage, incorrup'
tlble integrity, u staunch friend and n
healthy enemy. Mr.. Cowarl Is from
Atlanta, Georgia, wore the grey IN the
army OF Northern Virginia with
honor 10 himself as n soldier and cast
his fortunes with Us about year ago.
Elsewhere will bo found the an.
nounccment Of Charles Fred. Tucker,
Esq as u candidate for city attorney
at The ensuing election, subject 10 u
democratic convention. Mr.. Tucker
has resided here some two years, en-
gagged IN the practice Of his profession.
He Was until recently the law partner
of Colonel w. T.. Hughes, president Of
the City bank, aud has already shown
himself diligent aud close IN his atten-
ton to business, well versed in the law
and courteous gentleman. II elected
he would doubtless make Il consclen-
tlous and efficient officer. Having
married aud settled here, and being
thoroughly identified with our city,
with reputation for more than ordi-
nary ability at the bar, his claims and
capacity cntitle him to the favorable
consideration OF voters.
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VI. II. FRANKLIN a CO.,

SOL Main street, ARE now selling
goods nj very reduced prices.
Cali and examine their large
and elegant stock, and make
yourselves and them happy BY
buying their cheap ana elegant
books. etc.
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MAREETSDY TELEGRAPH.
GALVESTON,

NthF hsDAVNs
GALVESTON, February 2S.--Money
steady and unchanged. Gold quiet at
lll@ll4i buying and selling; silver
quiet at l0s@l0S! buying and selling.
Cotton-Market strong. Ordinary,
l2sc; good ordinary, l3kc; low mid
ding, lsic; middling, l5tc; good mid
Hing, lbac, Sales 1859 bales; receipts,
100 bales; stock, 7O,750 bales.
LONDON.
LONDON, February 23.--Erie, 25t@
psi. Weather fair. Rentes 84f 5Oc.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, February 23-Noon-
Cotton active and firmer Middline
uplands, 7;@7sd; Orleans, Sd. Sales
1900 bales.
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To The CITY Subscribers of The paIlis Herald
Prom and after ihis date February
u, 1870, ihe connection ~ me- ~ D.
Neville, ~ agent for the els subserip
tisa list, esases, AMI Mr. Jesse w. VII
Iiainsea VIII have charge of ii'e same
Hereafter payments 10 him oniy viii
be Acknowledged by this onice'
.. w, hMINDELih,
February y, 1919. Publisher
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TuE t,AfLY HERALD

VIII be found oa sale ~ N" news
hogs on all train, Of ibe Texas and
and Pacific railway, and ~ the foiiow'
lag news stands ~ The city, yiSd ~. ~
Franklin a 90, 5Oi Main street u. y,
slar, lamar mreei pierce ~ Lyle, oo7
Main street, ANA .. McEihnrc, Lam ~
AZ Eaol
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VI NJ, Matthews parish will meet AZ half
past O'Clock Wednesday VI Mr, Aehenok's,
40, " Ieia son street, 10 sew Tor the poor Of
the city a cordial Invitation Is extended Ia
all the ladies of the congregation 10 attend,
FANNIE SAWYER, Secretary.
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Brackets Of many varieties,
towel racks, match boxes, etc.
at Frankiin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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There was less activity in the real
estate market during the past winter
than during the summer and fall pre-
ceding. This Is accounted for In some
measure by the unfavorable season for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24

Mabie, Todd 81 Co.. gold pens
at Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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The Great Southern Dollar
Store receives new goods daily.
N0dlm G.. IL. a. co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24
FRESH GARDEN Seeds.

Including the Ell PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed ut Franklin's book store,
5Oi Main street. Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-24

Sunday School and Temper
ance books at Franklin's book
store, SO1 Main street.