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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-10-09
. For the Blood is tie Lie"

See peutsrolomy, xii 90. The blood is tbs
source from which the system Is bulls up, aud
from which we derive our mental as we'll ~
physical capabilities, how important that il
should be kept pure II it contain vile, festers
ing poison,, all organic functions become Gu
fesbed. Settling upon important, organs, az
the lungs, liver, aud kidneys the effect Is most
disastrous. Hence it behooyes all to keep their
blood in perfectly healthy condition, aud
more especially does this apply at this paTtc-
ular season Of the year than at any other. No
matter what the exciting cause may be- the real
cause Of large proportion o! all diseases is bad
blood. Now. Dr. Pierce dOes not wish 81 place
his Golden Medical Discovery in the eats ogue
of quack patent nostrums, by Recommending
it to cure every disease, nor does he so recon
mend il; on the contrary, there are hundreds
of diseases that he acknowledges j. will not
euro but what lie does claim is this, that there
is but one foru Of blood disease that il will not
cure and that disease is cancer. lie does
recommend his Discovery for that disease, yet
hs knows /. TO be the most searching blood
cleanser vet discovered, aud that il will free
the blood aud system of all other blood poisons,
be they animal, vegetable. or mineral. The
Golden Medical Discovery is lcarrdnfed by him
to cure the worst forms of Skin Diseases, as all
forms of Blotehes, Pimples, aud ETup;ions
also all Glanduar SweIings and the worst
form Of Scrofuous and liberated Sores of & o
Neck, Legs, or other parts, and all Scrofuous
Diseases of the Boues, as White Swellings,
Fever Sores, Hip-jon. and Spinal Diseases
all Of which belong 20 Serofuous diseases.
Confirmed Hp-Joim Disease Cured.
w GROVE STATION Iowa
DR.. PIERcE. Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sir-My wife first became lame nine
years AGO. SweiIiugs would appear aud dis
appear on her hip, and sae was gradually be-
coming reduced. aud her whole system rotten
with disease. In 1871, a swelling broko on
her hip, discharging large quantities, and since
that time there are several openings. Have
had five doctors, at IN expense Of el25, who
say nothing will do any good but surgical
operation.
July l6, 1873, he writes thus: Ny wife hos
certainly received great benefit from the use
of your Discovery, for she was not able to get
OF the bed and WAS not expected to live
week when she commenced using it,a year
ago. She has been doing most OF her work
for over six months Has used twenty bottles,
and still using it. Her recovery j. considered
Al almost miracle and We attribute it all 10
the use of your valuable medicine ] can
cheerfully recommend it ms a lood-puiiier aud
strength-reStorer. j. N. ROBINSON.
Golden Medical Discovery is sold by all
Druggists
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-10-09
Political Points.

Both parties in Pennsylvania are resting
on their arms awaiting the result of the
Ohio election.
A gaia of twelve State Senators isn't bad
TO crow over. That's what tue Democracy
hrye in Maine.
Geu Ftz. John Porter aud Roger A. Pryor
have been initiated as members Of the Tram
many Society.
Bad aud e1travaglnt government is the
at the bottom Of hard times and until there
is a change in that there will be 90 relief
The Ohio election takes place on Tuesday
next, aud the result, it is thought, will shape
the issues aud re.arrauge the states for the
Presidential contest.
Even leading Republicans are beginning to
concede that Ohio and Pennsylvania will be
carried by rousing maj1ritieS by the Demo-
Gratis.
Some Of the administration organs are so
delighted with the Presidents speech that
they think he ought to lay aside his official
dignity aud take the stump for his party.
The municipal election in Charleston, S. c.,
on Wednesday passed of without reriouS dis
republicans aud conservatives have reelected
MAYOR Cunningham and their entire ticket by
at least 1000 majority.
Maj. r. w Hunter of the Winchester Times
acquitted himself handsomely as an officer du-
ring the late war, and nobody better knows
than be does that closed up ranks are essential
to success. In an article regretting some de-
lection in the Conservative hosts in the field Of
politicS in Frederick county, he cxhorts to a
united, harmonious support Of the nominees
He conclude. by the remark, and it is but an
other oxempl6cation Of his manhood
d" We havs our own little personal grievance,
but we should esteem ourself unworthy to give
counsel to the party, did we suffer it to di-
vert Us from the path of duty"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-10-09
Eartinsburg Matters.
English sparrovs are accommodating.

English sparrovs are accommodating.
Activity in the Cabbage for Kraut" BUSH
ness.
The receipts Of tbo Fair are reported as
exceeding that Of any other, but one, IN the
State
protracted meeting is in progress in the
NJ. t. Church, South.
On last Sabbath Messrs Duncan Hamilton,
j. NJ. Difendeiter and II. a. Riddle were or
daiued Elders of the Presbyterian Church by
Rev DR.. Riddle.
Joseph Miller, son of Mr.. Henry Miller, re-
ceiyed several severe wounds on the face and
head by the explosion Of bis gun while out
hunting oa last Wednesday.
W. ". Crump was thrown from bis buggy
on Wednesday week. His leg was broken
near the aukle. Mr.. GIdenieuny, Of Pitts
burg, who was riding with him escaped with
few bruises.
On last Wednesday, says the Statesman, Mr..
Jacob Miller took trip into Clarke, aud put
up for the night at the residence Of Mr.. JOS.
Gautham. His horse was put in the stable
but the next morning the door was open aud
the animal gone. AS yet be has heard nothing
of hun, aud the superstition is that he was
stolen. The animal is a light bay, medium
/ size, years old, aud has white spot on the
back caused by saddle gall.
! o. Sunday morning last, says the Statesman
before dawn, Mr. Il Havey, residing on Water
street in this city. caught three men stealing
coal from a gondola, near the Hannis Distll-
/ lsry. Mr.. H. eudeavored to arrest them, but
they turned upon him aud beat him senseess,
escaping for the time. Mr.. IL was shortly
afterwards found in an unconscious condition
and conveyed to his home. Upon recovering
his consciousness he stated that he recognized
one Of the thieves, a negro by the name OF
jim Smith. well-kn,wn character in this
city. Mr.. Havey died on Monday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-10-09
To Whom 1t May Concern.

HAYING dissolged partnership by mutual
consent (of Justice O'Bannon), / herewith
make public. trat i; anybody has a note or ac-
count against me, will send the same 10 me for
settlement After this date my late partner viii
pay his own notes, AID transact business on his
own account For convenience parties may leave
bills at the Free Press odice. Friends having
some Of my books, please leave az same office.
HENRY +. SCHULZ
October ., 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-10-09
The Vanderbilt University.

The OBLIGATORY services Of the Vanderbilt
University, at Nashville, Tenn, on the 4th
instant, drew together in the chapel of that
institution a highly cultivated audience. Gov
ernor Porter. of Tennessee, delivered an adj
dress. The following is an extract from the
account of the proceedings:
Bishop McTyerc thea delivered the keys Of
tie university to Dr. Garland, the newly
el, ctei chancellor.
The theological law, meliral AMI academic
faculties, tweay-six in number, were CA the
platform.
DR.. Deems, Of the Church of the Strangers,
New York, then delivered very eloquent aud
earnest address, which was frequently ap-
plauded. Near the close Of its delivery he
said that while speaking be had received the
following dispatch from Mr. Vanderbilt:
Peace aud good will to all men," ln-
meuse applause.
When gazing for few moments on an ele-
CANT and lile-size portrait Of Commodore Van
derbt, he said, with great tenderness:
Cornelius. thy prayer is heard aud thine
aims are had in remembrance III the sight OF
God" Great applause
Rev. \. a. Llpscomb, chancellor Of Georgia
University, iollowed Dr. Deems, speaking
with great vitality.
The faculties Of the university were impress
sivcy illustrated by Bishop M.Tyerp. This
ceremony concluded, Bishop IcTyere invited
the audience 20 sing the Inauguration Ole, by
Rev A. A. Lipscoub, to the tune of Old Hun
dred' At the conclusion Of the ode, Bishop
McTyere announced the reception of the fol-
lowing telegram from Mr.. Vanderbilt:
" We send greeting to ynu all. May your
institution be ever blessed by the great Govern
or Of all things"
The whole audience responded with loud
"Amn."
At night Chancellor Garland gave a recep-
tiou TO the professors, members OF the board Of
trustees, aud toe bishops.
The Vanderbilt University, it will bore-
membered, derives its name from the muuif-
cent gift OF Commodore Vanderbilt. Of New
York, which brought it into life. The gene
rosity Of the commodore is highly to be COM
mended, but the resemblance between himself
and the centurion Of the Italian bard men
toned in the Acts Of the Apostles, had not
not been discovered till it was lately announc-
Ell by Dr.. Deems The Cornelius" of Scrip
tlre is described in the sacred volume rs "a
dsvout man, and one that feared God with al
his house, which gave much aims to the peo-
pie and prayed to God always" It was to
him that an angel addressed the words which
Dr.. Deems has applied to the celebrated rail-
road king Of New York .-Bah Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-10-09
Editorial Excursion

The editors and publishers Of West Yirgini,
have elected arrangements for an excursion as
far West as Colorado. aud will leave Martins
burg on Monday. October 18th. The tour
win embrace tie following places, and is ex-
Tec,e3 90 occupy ten or twelve DAYS:
To Harrisburg. via Cumberland Valley T.
r.. thence o. Philadelphia e. visit Centennial
Grounds, thence Us Penn. Central 20 Pitts
lar-b. thence via II. Wayne and Chicago Il.
E ta Chicago; thence 60 Kansas City, via
Missouri Pacific r r thence. via Atchiuson.
Topeka. aud San,s Fe t. T., to Grenada, Col.
Returning, same route % st. Louis: thence.
VIA IudauaPolis aud Columbus R. R., to Pitts
burg thence home BY original route
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-10-09
shepherdstown Summary .

Members Of the Stouewall Brigade in this
vicinity are requested to meet to-day at the
Register Office to take action about going to
Richmond.
RVS Quigley, son of Dr. Qnigley, has
been elected TO the California Legislature by
a large majority, by the DEM Gratis.
Ms. Berry, widow Of the late Henry Berry,
ESQ died in Alexandria, Va, on Wednesday
morning, the Goth OF September, after short
illness Of Pneumonia, aged II years.
Mr.. Geo. f. Fayman. son Of Mr.. James
Faymsn. who is employed at the Machine
Shops at Plymouth Pa, met with severe &C
cideut a few days ago, by having his foot
mashed between ar'bumpers."
Col. Juo. Z. Schley's "Old Lii" 30 year.
Of age and tue mother Of II colts, died a few
days ago from wounds received from vicious
hull
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-10-09
- s-oneMalI Br.gade.

The jackson Statue is 20 ts unveiled At
at Richmond during tae Fair. which begins
GA the 2t.b Instant. 1. Is hagsitaatas ma1y
of the few remaining veterans Of Ihc Stone
vail Brigade as can will te there on Tie occa-
sion. Ma. Kelly Of the fredericksburg
Herald thinks it Will be worth a trip TO Rich
raond to see the survivors Of the brigade who
dssked their iliustricus commander brow with
halo Of impcrishsble glory. Arrangements
have been made in part lvr their entertainment.
Their reception aud entertainment will be OF
no costly character, bat TIE welcome viii be
from the hearts Of almiriug couuirymen, and
will be worth more than dainty yiduds AID
costly arches
Gen. James A. Walker, late Commander Of
theSiouewall Brigade, writes 90 Mayo Kelley 70
the effect that arrangements will be made with
tie Railroad companies TO transport them free
and ask, " the city q Richmond to prOyid'
barracks and soldiers fare for such as are an
able to pay their bills at the ho,sls.
Mr.. James LyoSs has rendered the oss Of
The MOI umeutal Hotel on Niuth street for The
purpose, sui Mayor Kelley has responded thai
AL ...l.l;,rs will certainly be entertained
U,5..-.,.I...' a.. ~. 49,, ...r.
lLe ~ ga Az -,
so.a'g's "yN "D'. Is "l" w. '.T L ..'
VIII 'e 10 "''e"."-''. y,-''s,U - -.
SEVERN Co.' '-'s 'l '..- 10
100 we Oe'i''s' As' '-c"' T'' ..1.' - -
be eTaui reunion oil @A '"s s.,I %"
heos wao served 10 'he "'''I'"' 1o A1V"'
SioneWaN Brigade
The Winchester Times SAYS:
OF, will never lo for the Lower Valley
which v5s tle scene NJ s,meof Jackson, mo,
br,'I.11t movements. and which contribute.
nearly one a"lt OF The mcn OF 'ae Oh brigade
..' ~ y, -. So ~ - .'''.'.'., " '
Tet mestfrus be- }srl ip Jefferson. Berkeley
Clarke and Frederick. and Del, al, the member
Of tte ola brigade attend, aud as mary as pes
sio.e MAKE a'r'H7 eus1'S TO 90 10 i'cD'D'NO'
a correspondent OF tie Petersburg Nsr
says:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-10-09
Timothy sSccd.

SyvEhave 90 hard Tor sale a lot o. Pine Timo.
w tbr seed.
Oct ., 1875 TRrSSELL LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-10-09
Notice.

rE'HE Board of 0verseers Of the POOR viii hold
a meet:ng at the Alms House, on Saturday,
the 23d da5 Of hi month. Persons having
claims. had better present them TO the Board, as
the County Court will not entertain any
such, unless properly passed by the Board, and
signed by the President and Secretary, ia ercol.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN q. SHIRLEY,
Oct. 9, l675-2t. Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-09
Knlghts of Pythins.

C1ur de Lion Lodge No. s Knights
OF Pythias, met in their hall last night
for the Installation of officers for the
ensuing semi-annual term. The fol.
lowing gentlemen We're installed with
Pythian honols:
Ben. Ward, P. G.; Thomas NJ. Miers.
c. G.; r. p. Aunspaugh, V. G.; Il. Il.
Easley, NJ. d., preIate; J. NJ. House,
masteI-at.arms; J. q. Leigh, NJ. of f.;
5. p. Cross, NJ. of T.; Edward ]. Smith
X r. and S.; A. S. Jet;, j. g.; b. r.
Spratley, o. G.
After the seating of the officers and
the transaction of the regular business
OF the evening, the lodge adjourned to
partake of an elegant collation. in a
room adjoining the hall, and mirth
and good feeling ruled the hour. Ceur
de Lion lodge numbers among its
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-09
60 10 Pierce az lyle for your
New Years presents.
,5H7 MAxT STREET.

w II. LYrN ~ Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lunar street, beg lenyc 20 cnll the attention
OF persons Wishing 10 purchase real estate to
the extensive lists Of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their onlcc, under the respective heads OF
"lmprovcd city Property" "Vucant City
Lots" "Fmms," and "Unimpuvod and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center Of the
city, Also, building lots, and number Of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter of the city. Also, lprge tracts of wild
lands In Dallns aud other counties OF the
state, besides number OF farms of various
szes, including several large and highly Inn
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
clly OF Dallas 90Jdlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-09
The OFImlnai CourL

In the criminal court yesterday, bat
little WIS done,
Tom Brown and Osear Sullivan
charged with gaming, up before His
Honor Judge Hare, Both pleaded
guilty. the first was fined ten and the
last twenty dollars Rnd costs,
The "appoal oasea,n III they ara best
known, from The mayors court, will
como MP This morning and u lively
time h anticipated,
On Monday the cases will be taken
up. There are about sixty Of them
10 be lriod aud Ave or six hundred
apeclal jurors have been summoned,
Judge Hare II sustaining the reppIa'
lion ho has hitherto sustained OF being
~ eMomd Impartial judge learned IN
the lass, who presIdea with dignity anC
dispatches business promptly,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-09

The Little Rock Gazette says an
Dallas, Texas, on New Years eve
night, Mayor Cabell was presented by
the council of that city with an elegant
gold.headed cane. The fire department
presented him with II fine cloak, and
one of the popular merchants of the
place with an elegant dress hat. Next,
Miss Nettie Cabell, daughter of the
mayor, was presented with beautiful
silver toilet set. The old friends of
"Old Tlge" in Arkansas rejoice over
his popularity ut his new home"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-09

Foh sale, fora iow days only, two large new
buildings, one u cotton gin and the other u
corn and wheat mill, in complete Running
order, with smut mill, corn shelter, a good
cotton press, sixty.ilve saw Pratt gin stand
with an excellent engine of thirty horse
power, an abundance OF spring water on tn r
premises, and three-quarters of IN acre of
land, situated on the southeast corner of
Poydras aud Wood street, known as "Hor-
toms Mili." Apply To w. n. Lyle & Co., real
estate agents, No. 100 Lamar street. 2G6dlm
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Az shares ~ stock I'm the Ral-
lns Real Estate nnd Building
Association thgG nrc deI,n.
queAt Oh the 20ih day Of JMn-
nary, 1875, Will be sOld 10 tbc
highest bidder, "a public snic,
OIl that date al ten O'Clock a.
M, at the corner "a Elan and
Austin streets.
Isy order Oi iiie president.
a.. T.. BARAsY, Secretary.
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nagfEatH

TfFf
NALYEf Ilai ar Cotton
sl0Hg aud Nv Hpi faINnL unlnaNr
li.w good lNlupt lar lnF mid
dlluh l4lG mhlN.inf lt.T g1nl mla'
dilnM llr ri.r, 'I .WltHi .t'lplf
|, $50 bales stock iDN.l HHlf..
Money tirniY, i4ll aieWlF at llll
CHE Wuyiugaud rf..lnW r'irtr lulpl
Lac 14GlO5' buying $500 W.i.nH
l4IphAngn-- Commercial h.lia very
scarre, Rate. firm
Hides lNlot ana steady plF lllnl
selected lHi, ~ they ran ifhl lhli wet
suited selected oil butchers Wrrn l!Gl
si dry sailed sold ph dry ulnt win all
lowanne for sGll glue stock 90
sEw GHLEANH,
NEW OmEAba, January N-C0ilon-
Demand slack snne inqulling NJ ma'
icrlally lower prices Nlles, Ii>uO Lnles
Good ordinary 10 strict good ordinary,
l2sMl8bci low middlinH 10 nlllcl low
mlddllng, llMlilG mlddlinR 10 strict
mlddllng lilG1lisoi good mldHling IN
middllug fllr lhMlGr,
Receipts, p, lJG bplHi pyporlV lu o0ntl'
ueNL 1904 hulefi stock, -uNb-i hnlesi
unsoId last pycnlng lliW1 ml.4i on
shipbunrd, liH,hJl mimi WDrRs re'
cripls, net sD,7@ nai e. gross 'ii,3lt
tales export ~ puulluoU iu,aj hHiefi
c0ustNMc .2il mlai GIp-l l.rilHiu
lu,l1i bnles sales 8tdlD halpu,
Gold ll9I, sight d,rcuuut dter
Hing ~ 10,
NEW yIWN.
NV York, JuuNiy s,~-Noon-
Gold opened ut lssc,
Cotton quiet aud nominal Sale'
GO bales. uplaud., l5G uriluas lbbc
Futures opencd wVuk, February
II a'S2G April l6i@l6 lb.l0T May
lGic.
Stocks dull, Money 4 per cent
Guild ll2l, Exchange, long, $50; short
4 30, Governments ucliva ANA lower
AtVEnPOOI.
LIVERPOOL, January 8.--NOon-- Cot
ton quleleE UpAnds, III; Orleans
I'D. Sales, 10000 bales
PANHS
PARIS, January --Rentrs, 62C
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mamhms slme OF fhe hrt young men
NJ our oily lHw and medicine boina
particularly Wrll represented, as well
MS sope ~ lhe leadlug mercantile
arps uf him street, "lhpl l'Iglla where
merchants most do eonalrmlp-h ia
hpHncei are ina prosperous condition.
~ memhus mpIdIy increasing IN
nhmheh harmony aud concord pre-
YiiltiNua councils and the lodge Of
tle Lion Heart bids fDirto become Que
nf the strongest IN the state,
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NJ AlEIsEErIl.

SPEARS-CORNEIluS-At the residence
Of " NJ a. Cornelius, IN This city. January
7, 1873, by the Rev, Mr.. Weaver, Mr. j. W.
Spears ana MIS- Cattle Cornelius,
Accompanying the above was good store
of brides cnRe, with tho compllmentNu ~,
Cornelius 10 the proprietor Of the HERALD,
who extends TO the happy pair his warmest
congratulations and wishes them u long and
happy life,
EOULWARE-- BOULWARE--n ~. Mat
thcw's church on Thursday the IN of Janii-
Any, 1870, By the Ruv, y, ID, Davenport, Mr..
Thomas {, Boulwure and Mrs, Sophie Boul.
ware, OF this city.
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N-LAA. 49, 0L- -NlULl.

H A. vic W ..iaHr John AfN firt
81 lli ~ , has lnr feHfHIfi '' IL
ltlupni, luaHW.f
@ a. l 1',,,,'llii f. q,eamat'Fln5, Di'' Fl,
lnf., N,I, Glars :. q, uNnnphnlut
EiHI ~ AtH. siIuu-A, ftl ~ j a.
hDHui %, y. schneider 4, h. NiNltns' W.
'tDn,uiIllae0ftpprala-W q, HUGHES, 7, 4.
alulsilib, 10, Kahn, We. lnuupIi ], q, LuliT
Wtll. Jnhu q uisuu, ~, A., Murphy
Transportation A, paylth, j. Adams A.
HlHrNE
Nus .Hmiun aud QuGlRiun-f v l'pnp'
kiug,J d, hilrr, Il, ~, hyaH,
lflhRnee-W } Clark, ], l., MHrsalls, I' w.
Caldwell,
Neilhplship-A,T obenehain, ~, Kahn,
Grn, Shields, ,
htallsiios and Annual Rlaiements-W' j,
Curk, ~ n, LuaH, ~, W, Baylor
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IL You want u fine Bible, or
picture, or hymn book, or
prayer book, or work box. or
writing ease or album, go to
FranAlin's bookstore, 5O4 Main
street.
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CITY BIS! NESS.
sotiee

The ladies aid society nj nn Methodist
Episcopal Church South 0f bnlius viii meet
rs the church, corner lAmurnud Commerce
street, to-day ~ hall past two u'aoel, =, ~,
AZ tic ringing Of the BOIL, A punctuHl NJ
tendance ~ earnestly requested as business
Of meat Importance viii ho brought before
the society, liy order NJ
Mih, HAMlTTON, President
Mus, CHILnHrH9, Secretary
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Thousands OF similar notlees, ~
equally llalterlnR which we have writ
ten win great care, might be furnish
cd, These eloquent testimonials may
be relied upon ~ authentic, ~ they
were all furnished on the spot,
This chrome wll not be suppIiolun-
der any circumstance 10 PARTIES ont NJ
Galveston The press LISTS suspond-
cd, N0 nd no rhumo
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Eo2sEiNENT&.

~ yOu wisia mN elegant or
cheap present. Gar "a friend, SO
10 FraRAllR's hO0sk stOre, J02
Main stTees, where yOw can lind
ainsOst Anything yOR caM ask
ijur ia ite line Or Christmas
holiday goods.
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Jacob GrOssnsan

Has removed from the Washington House,
on the corner of Market and Wood streets, to
his new quarters on Elm ST. eet, opposite
Sanger Brothers, where he has opened first
class restaurant, and furnishes rooms for
dodgers. aC7 Wv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-09

TniHrv-EGnrh hundred acres OF lard three
miles west of Dallas, eleven thousand acres
OF choice lands IN Gillespie, and u splendid
sheep "ranch" of twenty-three hundred
acres on the Guadalupe river In Kendall
county, for sale by W. f. Lyle & Co., real es-
tate agents, No. 100 Lamar street. 266dlm
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution Of Copartnersi,ip.

The copartnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned, under the style and
hrm uf IL. $. schmidt Il Co., is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent, by the withdraw
al OF d. A. Anderson. II :. schmidt will
continue the produce commission business
under the same style and firm, assuming All
liahilttit and collecting all outstanding ac-
connls Of the hrm. IL =. SCHMIDT,
2S}dlt u. A. AMBER SON.
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SOUaE3EaE IN.
,Has0mlc.

An Masonic bodies meet NJ $40 Main street.
over G.. VI. Whcats store.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. q, Knights
TcmplaG will meet nj the Asylum In the city
of Dallas, on the llrbt Thursday after the last
saturday IN each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, Il. Q.
I'm. q. Bow gR, Recorder.
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A. III. Steasali, merchandise
broker, conyeyancer and no-
saFy public. OlIice-NO. IO7
Eainar street.
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