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The Morning herald., 1875-12-17
What Bishop Haven Has Done.

Bishop Haven, IN nominating Pre- |ldent
Grant for the Third Term before a gather
ing Of ministers at Boston, has just run
counter to what he had hoped to do. 1t is
the expression Of the clergy every where
that he has been unfortunate and ;ndiscreet
in this action and condemned himself as a
meddler with that which his position has
not the remotest association. A correspon-
dent of the New York Herald has been in
terviewing the ministers of Philadelphia
on the subject and the Bishop comes in for
a rafting fire of religious hot shot. The
following from one of the ministers inter-
viewed is about reflex of the ideas ex-
pressed by all:-"The Rev. Thomas A..
Fernley, of the Paul street church, Frank
ford, was very earnest in regretting the ac-
ton of Bishop Haven. He said The
Methodist Church is rot a political
Church, and the conduct of any bishGp or
officer of our denomination who brings
such a matter before Church gathering,
or who cndeavors in any way to associate
us, as Church, with any political move
nent,I regard as very indiscreet and ,:nfor-
tunate. / exceedingly regret what has
happened, and am most anxious to assure
the people of this country outside Of ou,
Churcl,-if they do not know it already
that Methodists will not indorse any such
policy. In what Bishop Haven said he mos
assuredly diG not act as the voice of any
party in our Church. On the contrary
every Methodist whom l have talked Will
disavows and deprecates such course
They are not recognized in the discipline
of our Church."
In Baltimore the greatest indignation i
openly made by the Methodist minister
towards Bishop Haven for the political ex
pressions he gave in the Church of God
A large meeting was held there of tn
Methodist ministers on last Monday a
which this was the principal topic. TIL
speeches made were highly denunciator
of the recalcitrant brother in Massaclu
sets. The following IL the substance of
paper read at the meeting which the mir
isters refused the press members permis
sion to inspect :-"Whereas Bishop Have
ia reported to have made use Of certain pt
1itical expressions, advising the Methods
Episcopal Church as a body to vote ft
certain issues and certain candidates, "
repudiate any attempt to make the Churo
organization political, and deeply deplol
the conduct of the Bishop in turning asie
from feeding the flock Of Christ to intr
: duce partisan matters into the Church"
The Morning herald., 1875-12-17

1t is stated that Max Muller, the pro.
tesser of Comparative Philology at All
Souls College at Oxford, has resigned his
position and will leave England early in
1876.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-17
The New York Herald says, Republican

The New York Herald says, Republican
solictude for wounded Union soldiers is
often expresse ~ resolution, but it is sell
dom that it is hibited in the nominations
for Office. MI. Fort, Of Illinois, opened his
batteries yesterday in the House by offer.
ing one of these bids for votes. The reso-
luton was not important in itself, but its
introduction so early in the session sh ows
how zealously the Republicans are working
to make philadelphia for the ensuing
campaign.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-23

large sales, and prices, II idthOught, will I'M
prove, selling ~ " ~ per sack for coarse,
soAf Dallas Misunderstanding 90, go per
lbi olive No, That Of home manufacture IN
giving good satisfaction ana being Home
enlerpIise deseryea enlarged patronage,
hIAhoh-INo IN for corn, aud ample
Stock ~ store,
s 81 Aloes !. s,o FaIs pgimS, 90
a l2cip6fiee A, lsh6lpowdsredl lSNcio rhSlisd,
fk6G~nar, 10 " %, round, square aud
band, st,Igfel horse shoe, To nall rod, sei
D'H3ilAE ah5Es- Burdans, sssHo ND, ac-
'HXifs.s u % v reg ior crates" 100, sod and
higherlj smaller glEes, each d 2bc " Neg high,
erI eaaipg VI % Y keg higher horse shoe, u
LUMBER White pine, ceiling inch, mat
quality, w ~ per 100 feet sesOhd quality
Isl w s,ai,. q nrsl quality, y y
ges.s Sslas Sss. s a eS SSs siooE II
are very large and well nAs0rtad. la fact the
best IN the interior u the STATE, .
MO, Abskat-fair Olei prime, bbcj choice,
lscj all .onisiana product Silver drips, 100,
higher, sunicent on hand for large sales,
Ohfs-Couniry RAISED, supply quite mir
Selling NJ yaglooi seed B,o q bnAhsL
ONIONb-b 10 per barrel, with suffieient
lor presen. peeesai,iea' but shipment Of
PLASTEH AND HAIR-Oniy q moderate
supply kept on hand, Selling at W 10 per
barrel, Hair, b per pound,
POrAqOEb-.stoekh light, cold weather
New York, EARLY ross, western, vi 10 east
Cru %; W early Goodrich " 70; Peach blows
VI ~ per barrel.
CASTINGS Heavy, osiOc v N,
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The MoonIight Picnic.

Those who We're present at the moon
light picnic at Ben Longs lake on Fri.
day evening last, will agree with the
reporter that ii was by far the most en-
ljOyable affair ofthe season.
The party was small, but composed
of some Of the most interesting young
ladies and gentlemen of the city, and
was under the supervision of Mrs.
Barley, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Randall,
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Haynes,
| 1t was a beautiful night-7the
moon shone brightly on the smooth
lake, and until the wee SINAI hours the
party enjoyed themselves dancing and
boat riding. ,'..,.f KIN. -f,-,.. '..-
There is not mall Texas more beau
tiful spot than Longs lake and park,
and we dare say that there was never
party of ladies and gentlemen as
sen, bled together who were more mu-
tually agreeable. Everything passed
off pleasantly, and while there. as well
as going and returning, the party made
the woods resound with their merry
laughter, and so romantic was the spot
andso uninterrupted the enjoyment,
that It almost seemed as iftie wood
sprites had joined In the festivities of
the evening.
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rne Dailas College.

Feeling deep interest In tho fnturt
prosperity, Of our city, and believing
that nothing would contribute more ia
our material interests, we do earnestly
commend the enterprise ofestabllshing
u lirstrclass college In our midst, by the
Baptist educational association of Tex
M. No argument is necessary to de.
monstrate its great Importance to all
our people; II commends itself TO the
consideration Of every intelligent bust
ness man. Rev. Il. j. Drane, the H.
.nancial agent, will call upon our peo'
pie to solicit their cooperation, and we
trust that he VIII meet with kind
reception snd liberal response.
Clark u Bryan, ggpton Thomas,
Adnms& Leonard, Sanger lirps.,
Slaughter " Hughes, FirSt National Bank.
John Henry Brown, Jno. G. Mccoy. ~.
Jno. M. McCoy, MT. Nj. Burford,
Jefferson Peak, wall0r C0ruth, !l
b" VIM. Cafuth. ''- " ~ a
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John q. IireeIsinrIdge.

Little Matt. Peak, native Of Dallas
now attending college ut Lexington,
Kentucky, under date Of May Is,
writes to his father here asfoll0ws,
,gi(ear Rtpq-I can only drop you d
few Hines tonight The city q la deol
mourning. Every house from one ex'
tremlly of the city TO another, IL
draped in black. The court house Il
covered with the habillmenls ofmourn'
ing, and hanging across Main street
IL the confederate flag,g furled and
dropping from the weight of the 10
signals Of sorrow, The sight this even
Ing liz one OF the most mournf ul even
seen on American soil, for this whole
people weep over the dead body Of
JohnC. Brecklnridge." 'A".F
Could the great heart OF Breckin'
ridge once more throb, nothing could
move quicker its pulsations than the
above simple private narrative OF a lit
tie Texas boy, TO his father, u fellow
soldier of the deceased in the
Mexican war. .. ..
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Journal on kentucky'a idOl-the inn
mortal BrecHIurldge published on tho
second page Of THE HERALD this
morning,
Three or four heavy silver forks
and spoons and few glass fruit dishes
were lost or inadvertently carried OF
from the grounds on Wednesday last,
Any one having them In their possess
alon will confer favor on the owners
by leaving them al THE HERALD office,
The committee appointed by the
city council to examine into the propo-
slilon made by tho National Water
Works company, Of Now York, inre-
gard 10 the erection Of water works In
our city, met yesterday, They viii not
report 10 the council until they have
thoroughly examined the subject,
Rev. Henry Baker ID, d., pastor OF
the First English Lutheran church, NJ
Altoona, Pennsylvania, now visiting
friends In this city, will preach nj the
Methodist Episcopal tabernacle at s
o'clock this evening, The doctor Is q
| gentleman OF refined culture, and Will
doubtless deliver an eloquent sermon,
Colonel Mccartney, Of the great
hunting party, arrived In the city yes
terday, from accommodating expedl-
ton out west, He represents every
thing as most favorable, game abund-
ant, etc. He will start east tomorrow
TO meet the body OF English gentle
men, who will shortly arrive In New
York. ..|.
Attention IL called 10 the card IN
another part Of the paper announcing
the dissolution Of the well-known firm
of Keene Il Nichols. Mr.. j. II, Mich
OILS will continue the business, and we
recommend him TO the citizens OF
Dallas M II safe and reliable business
man. The reputation OF the firm aud
Of the gentlemen composing II have
been 80 well-known since their resi-
dence in Dallas that they hardly need
an endorsement ut our hands Mr.
Nichols viii ondeavor TO please his
patrons as in the past, and will he glad
to see then. ut the old stand.
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AS articles IN the preparing of vari
Gus kinds of food Bf. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and True Flayoiing
Extracts are wholesome, rs the ilgre'
dents that enter into their compost
ton are free from all substances that
would render them detrimental to
health. in these respects they stand
alone. Who can tell how many in
valids and tender children have fallen
victims to the dangerous authorizations
practiced upon food? The public
should obtain articles that ARE not only
delicious but .healthful, as are DIR.
Priee's Baking Powder and Flavoring
Extracts.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD /
a VIZ ( INLAY, ~ 1876, j
aEsER4J;NARKET.

nv "I% s~@ ~ WYE z
1t is understood that these prices are fol
round lots; for smaller quantities higher
rates have TO be,paid. =, h,
BALING STUFF Bagging, domestic, lBc
India, lic; ties, Beard, SIC; arrow, &c. ~
BACoN-stocks light bit ample for the
demand. Clear sides, he; BREAKFAST bacon,
Loo; no shoulders or clear ribs scarcely ID
BRAN-None In the aarset.. d9m9g8
IVA SSANS,pnLEs-supPv lerge, Fpll weight,
06FFEE-Fair, 2Sc; prime, alc, strictly
prime, &c Stocks light, but ample for pres
c6RNrComins in freely from the sur.
rounding country. Buying at S0@9Oc n
bushel; selling, 90c@JSl 90. ,pFtS9hiF ~cl :
CORN MEAL--Cfty mills only In market,
selling az VI 6@l % v bushel. ayGt
fLOuR-Stocks large, and equally divided
between western and Texas production. Is
yassed sugar cured, 1875 y n. i The sup
ply n falling OF temporarily. nbnn0T !
-HAY-Country baled sl29l5 per ton, per
bale $50. No western. in the market as the
sspPlE q ne fOrmsr y suislep rr " good
HIDEs-Dry flint selected, lSc; as they run,
HSlSc; dry saltsd,- l4esl5c; green, 6@7c; wet
sailed, 7@Sc. The quantity coming into
fAThsSa it y. The demand iosrp Them a
large business Is done in shIppingto the In.
LARD, Market well supplied. 'yierces,
l5c d y; kegs, 1870; cans, l7e. 80
LIME AND CEMENT-Dallas lime IL sell.
barrel Cetient IS d pr barrel :" = ~
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS-There Is
quite large business done In these articles, as
the interior merchants bpy here what irreg-
lar sizes they may need, but cannot afford 70
keep A stock. Prices re nominal. TT
SHlA qItES-Cypress first quality, IS so
per 100 second quality, 50 %; white pine,
frss quality, ~ y SECOND quality, 50 0o.
hand, large lots having been received from
southeast Texas, which they say Unjust be
sALT-The market has been quite over. |
stocked, but has been much reduced By ]
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PREPERRED SPECIALS.

Ice cold soda Aye cents n glass at
Kahn Il Nays.
Fresh groceries Of all kinds for
sale cheap at John Trotman a. Co.'S.
--Go to Kahn u Mays for the best
Ice cream la the city. aUl MD.
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac-
90 Just received by j. w. Trotman
4 Co. "
See advertisement OF Fosters sec-
ond Texas drawing postponed for few
days. au
Country produce, vegetables and
poultry always for sale by j. w. Trot-
man Il Co. va ,.'""iii..
Many new and elegant designs OF
clocks just received NJ j. M. Grams.
All he asks Of you is to see their beauty
and learn his prices.
Gentlemen wanting collar buttons
or shirt studs, go look at Orams. A
fine lot just received.
Those ladies' fine gold sets at
Oram's are lovely and cheaper than
they ever have been or will be. Just
come and price them. iat
We'll, there's just mo use talking"
you wouldn't believe without seeing,
how low j. M. Dram is selling fine
gold watches and jewelry.
John S. Witwer has just received
another large stock Of wagons, car
rlages and buggies. Go and examine
his stock, and you want anything In
his line, he is the man to buy from.
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teer soldlery 10 martial music, please
the ear and wake responsive throb,
whether In the heart Of gentle woman,
slalwart man, or prallllng childhood,
Well drilled, handsomely uniformed
companies, also speak volumes for the
city which sends them forth, At the
last state fair In Houston, we had an
opportunity Of proving the truth Of
this assertion. Galveston sent three
companies into tho field, two infantry,
and one artillery, the cavalry, that
most valuable arm Of the service,
which done al OF tho lighting
during the late ilery discussion
between the north, aud south not be-
Ing represented, The uniforms which
they wore cost between thirty and forty
dollars each, aud their appearance was
universally admired. a majority OF
the members of tho military Gompa'
nies, or one, acleast recently organized
here, can III afford to pay for hand
some uniform, VIII not Dallas, which
asplros 10 DO the rival of Houston,
Galveston or any other city In the state
In everything which goes 10 make u
metropolis, come 10 their aid? The
cloth for the uniform Of the Lamar
RIFLES, II very handsome cadet
grey, has been purchased and IL in the
hands Of the tailor Some OF our cltl'
gens have already contributed 10 III
purchase, aud the members are conf
dent that this appeal will not DO In
vain. They will rcciprocate,by giving
Dallas az well trained company u
which II may point with pride, whether
In Tie social circle, bill Room, civic
pageant or in the field Of action.
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KRO-KAY. !.
ioU-iai.il. .n3f D. ln3wlIh
At Reed 4 LathrOp's.
~ '.sit"H N -i

W II. LyrE h CO., real estate agents, 10. lD9
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" "vaeant City
Lots,Y .Farps," and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands, !" embracing business houses and
vacant lots I'm the commercial center OF the
city. Also. building lots, and number OF
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter ofthe city, Also, large tracts of Wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides number OF farmsof varlous
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations withln ive miles Of the
city OF Dallas, 2eBdlm
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Attend divine worship at leas
once to-day. ..s.,,.

Attend divine worship at least
once to-day. s,,..
dallas, is improving socially az
well as in every other respect.
See interesting letter from Writ,
our Fort Worth correspondent. q q,
ri One week from q -morrow the June
races begin, and will continue during
the week. RS iipgg $50 -
The weather still continues warm,
and vegetation il beginning to show
the need of rain. .,.... ..,.s
Dallas win soon enjoy q new SEN
sation in the shape of an Old Folks
concert, They're rehearsing now.
The musical prodigy, Blind Tom,
will give two performances in our city
next-week-Friday and Saturday even
fngs.. = ~ = \ = X a = . y G
,.l--A man that wouldn't court apretty
girl on moonlight excursion, Is a base
idiot whom 1t would be folly to call q
clown. ,.a---.....-.....s., iqs,' t.,ss fislt
~ The Rev. Mr.. .Benners. Of Christ
church, Jefferson, d. in our city, and
VIII preach In. St Matthew's church To-
day, both morning aud evening.
If moonlight pienics continue It Is
not unreasonable 70 predict that the
services Of the parson will be In requi.
sition between now and Chfistmasa
.eai--0ne OF our exchanges Announces
the fact that Mr.. Beecher win pay a
visit TO the Holy Land. Ifthey want
to keep. that land holy, the less they
see Of Beecher the better. 81 a'ie
The HERALD Is indebted TO hand
sofie and talented young friend, a ris
ing limb of the law, for the excellent
report Of the moonlight picnic, which
rppsenia another column. sliey.i
: -Rspest Gays that those gentlemen
offhs Dick Hubbard Sporting club,
who appsrentIy are 80 anxious to shoot
LOT the championship, manifest a de
oldsd repusnanes to,purchasing birds.
| Read the brilliant aud eloquent
euloey pronounced by the Courier.
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The Dallas Book House, No. 5O4
Main street, formerly DIR. Franklin's,
ID the place for the ladies to purchase
their brackets, towel racks, swinging
brackets for flower baskets, books,
racks, papers, periodicals. etc. Board
clips. rubber bands, copying presses,
brushes and water cups, envelopes,
hgal cap paper, and n thousand and
many other things, just received at
John S. Jackson & Co.'s Dallas Book
house. Ladies and gentlemen are in
yited to call and examine stock.
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One of the institutions Of Dallas Is
the Dollar store. At 1t may always be
found full lines Of fancy and staple
goods, notions, furnishing goods, hats,
shoes, ETC., in endless profuson, and at
prices that all can purchase. One dol
lar IL not much money, but 1t is aston
lshing TO zee how much 1t will buy at
the Dollar store. When you start out
to make your purchases visit the Dol
lar store, and you will find that the
visit was not in vain, If you desire to
save money. ,p 4.ln dn.
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A work Of Arr.

The spencer Optical Manufacturing com
pany of New York have achieved scientific
triumph in the "Dlamond Spectacle" whicl
are produced at their works, These glasses
are made from the best materials, and man
ulnctured with true artistic and scientific
skin, and rs aids TO falling ~ impaired eye
sight, they have no equal. Every genuine
pair IL stamped with the trademark, n small
diamond. 70d2wS5w2w
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~ 4 nea Tor Z UnIrorm. g

Dallas asplres 10 be- . metropolis.
She can boast of fair grounds, race
courses, gas works, compress, park and
lake. She can point with pride to her
rapid growth, the standing Of her bust
ness men in the mercantile world,
and last, but by no means
least, to the reception she gave
a man whom short decade or
two ago one-half Of the couA-
try delighted to honor and follow aud
chose for their chief Military eompn-
MES play no small part in such recep-
lions, and on other public occasions.
Waving plumes, golden epanlettes,
glittering 4bayonets, a snowy uniform
and the tread OF q well-trained volun-
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The Races.

A fair number were in attendance
at the Biood-Stock associations course
yesterday afternoon, to witness the
half-mile dash between "JacB Hardy"
and Lancer Betting was quite free,
with ".Jack Hardy the favorite.
Messrs. Il. Q. Miller and L. White were
selected as the judges. AT the tap OF
the drum, the horses got oil well, with
Jack . little in advance, which he
maintained throughout the race, win
ming by oyer seyepty-Gye feet. Below
will be found the as
SUMMARY: +
Frank Lille enters b. h. Jack Hardy .......,,,.l
Emo enters b. Ii. Lancer.
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rIrE nAII.Y lrEl,ALD

viii he feana eu sale by the news
boys On all trains Of the Tesss aud
aaa Pacific railway, and az the follow
las news stands Ia the city, visit NJ. d.
fra.hiia a do. bOi main street ID.
star. Lamar street, Pierce a Lyle, b07
nsia HtFessi Cigar stand ~ she san
Jseiass nss@i. and =. meEihare, I.A-
nar street.
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CIATHIsG
At n. M. Kahn A Brothers.

For spring and summer clothing he
sure to go to Il. M. Kahn " Brothers,
corner Of Elm and Lamar streets, who
have on hand The largest, finest and
most fashionable stock Of clothing In
the city, which they are disposing of
at very low figures.
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There will bea public lecture by Or. j. p
Smith and Rev. W. II. Scales, at the Metho
dist Episcopal church south, corner LANAI
and Commerce streets, on Tuesday night
95th instant, in tho interest of "The Young
Mems Christian ASSOCIATIONS" The public
are earnestly invited to attend.
4. W. NOWLIN,
..t..... WILLIAM BLAIR,
nsa. HENRY o. SMITH,
it.34 Executive Committee
:. May %, 1876.
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pof all kinds; switches, braids, puts, bah
jewelry, etc., done in the best style and at
cheap rates, BY Mrs. $. A. Druly. 81 south
Jefferson street. Couplings of all kinds
worked up ut reasonable terms. A liberal
piice paid for human hair. 66dim
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Notice.

The school tax rolls for the deficiency tax
Of 1874 have been placed in my hand, and al
parties interested are hereby requested t.
come forward and pay the same at once. A
prompt compliance with the same will save
time, trouble and expense, ,,'s s -
d fas.. JAMES L. BAR4LEY, Collector.
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Kentucky Jacks.

Just arrived, three Kentucky jacks;
one Of them sixteen hands high, very
superior animal, all OF imported stock.
For sale at Works livery stable. Stock
raisers invited to see them.
H j. Ii. WEARE.
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For Rent.

offer my residence ncar the Central
freight depot for rent, at n reasonable price.
Tho dwelling islarge apd and on the prem
ises are everything needed Eor fgrtEer par
ticulars inquire of JN0, w. LANE,
7Gdlf nuypAt Castor Il Thomas hank.
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=. May %, 1876.
Notice.

Ailthe old accounts due Becker n ThOmp-
son, ana not paid by the 9th of June, 1876,
will be sold at auction To the highest bidder.
JOHN G. BEEKER 4 co. /
rallas, May 22,lS5. gH5tW ~ 85dlwi
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FOR SALE.

NY residence, corner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, embracing half
block 81 ground. with well anished
ene-steFy and basement roeL.eonereis
building, and all peeessary oui.buiid'
ings, etc. An early applicant may se'
eure q bargain.
. INO. w. swIRDRIIs.
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Mn. A, II, CLINTON will have tho exclusive
charge OF tho city circulation OF The Daily
herald from this date until further notice.
April ~, 1915.