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STATE OF LOUISIANA p
4th. Judicial District Court
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
No. 552-f" asFg l,r
,..r. J. NJ. 7upery
rs. u. Ht"'
g. UArensbourg. .'. 4.
LEaESDRE g. PocHE Attorneys for plaintiff.

LEaESDRE & PocHE Attorneys for plaintiff.
BY virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale.
bearing date April 10Th 1875, and to me
directed by the Honorable the aforenamed
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
suit:
have seized and will proceed to sell at
public auction, ut the Court House Of this
Parish, ON =. = Is
SATURDAY the 5th day ofJUNE A. ID. 1875,
at ii o'clock A. II.
The following described property seized,
to wit:
A certain tract of land together with all the
ways and privileges there belonging or
in nywise appurtaiuing, pate. lying and
being in the Parish Of St. I'm the Baptist,
on the right bank of the issippi River,
measuring two a,pents and q feet more
or less) front on said river, urO Il five arpents
in depth, counting from the base Of the Levee
and from thence having q width Of two
ofits depth which il Of forty arpents fmore
orle less) counting from the river, said tract Of
S HaVdsI %Iub and below ao1 bg }ahd of vaioour
D,Arensbourg and Wow fimond D,Arens-
bourg, being the same a Ned by the said
G. DsArensboT at TIL NM sale u tho
property of thu 0eucceS NAke late Mario
Matthew on the iSa aaaaF S6s, BY p.
Laharre auctiOneaf = the wholS RpesFs by
the proces-verba16f 6f Said auction. ~.
Also together the crops growing On said
tract Of land consisting in about 10 arpents
of plant cane, about arpents of stubble cane.
and about % arpents Of corn, 3 mules, 9
ploughs, 3carts, hoes, spades, and horses.
The above described tract Of land to be
divided and will be sold by lots Of not lees
than 10 nor more than so acres., g,af,ss.s o..
A plot Of which lots shall be exhibited on
the day Of sale. ''~r .rt Ttl ass '@F....
..ar.fE TERMS:
Cash on the spot. in U. 8. Treasury Notes.
Sherif,s Office, Parish of st. John the
Baptist, May lst 1875.
!N'i W. '5 LUCIEN CAMBRE
lny5t. n ,-,.,. .,"...s. ...-.,-rsa, Sheriff.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFErS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
c. j. Hdmbro d Son 80
as. f'rt<. t.. 'n 20
A. Miltenberger. ~
No. 7492-.
CLARKE, BAYNE s. RENsHAw attys.
for plaintiffs. - es''
No. 1892.


by virtue OF writ OF seizure and sale,
ae'a .h a,nh aVth IN 80 & ana 20 ne dtee.ed - ny
a - 1 o-u ~. A'n Die',te. So". ioi
- si.e t .'H y. ciafans' @ S'te aiosso' ia 'he
'"ptn "a.,.ioo, anu s 'u;,ioerea i,, sui' u
rrhi;a ans,;nn st' a, .. ~ c p,o'IIa sst -
puuiic "uysion ~ Tue Sour. House OF thls
"f''H VI ~ '''ii' 'ne Tue n'p''s''
on SATURDAY the 3rd day of JULY A.ND.,
1875. at II o'clock NJ.
..
The following described property seized,
TO wit: '.-=. -
lst a sugar plantation situate, lying and
known as STAR PLAsrArroS', measuring six
arpen,. more or less front on the ssid river, m
lines bounded, on the upper line, by the
property Of Michel Cambre or assigns.
end The following tracts of land in the
rear, of said above described plantation, to
wit Lot No. Sir of Section No. Ni,,cty one
in Township No. Eleren. Range No Sir East,
containing ninety nine superficial acres; Lot
no. Secea of said Section. Township and
Range. containing ninety seven superficial
acres: Lot No. Eight Of same Section, Town
shipand Range, containing eighty three 25Il00
superficial acres; and Lot No Fire Of Section
No Ninety two of same Township and
Range la.5- ..'.'..,...
3rd And another t,1c, of land s;t,o,ed in
N. sa;5 Parish ~ g. Jnhu,h ua,,,;st ~, ths
ieft hank "f ,be River Wi..ss;rn; noeasnr;"c
one arpent and a half front on he river by
depth Of cigty arpents !. bounded above BY
the land Of W. p. Welham or assigns, and
below by land of G. Cambre.
rXr,,d a ,rac, NJ L,n,,-;3ua.ad in the said
Parish of St John the m Sft bank of
the River Mississippi. md ene half Of
an arpenf more or less fro aid river by
eighty arpents more or le44hepth, bounded
on the upper line by OF -: samore,
ana on the lower iiiN[e "D VIC e'''
T,.,,th.. ,,;u 1fbe bu,ld;nrs and i'm.
provements or "a plantation aud tracts Of
land tbereop>.IMated and thereunto belong
ing, lrEl1 dwelling houses. brick sugar
dengine. cane mill, boilers drain
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Local Items.
ST. CHARLES.

(From The 81. Charles Herald. J
The people Of st. Charles parish
wfshUat distinction of color, politics,
rehgfvn; age or sex, win celebrate the
ninety.uinth anniversary Of our coun.
tryh independence, on Sunday, July
9Th 1879, atsthe large ballroom, and
grounds attached, In the Village ,of
Hnhnville. A morning and evening
salute will be fired BY, Capt. w. l.
Mofitt. Speeches will De made by
the following able orators: F. b.
Earhart, Geo. Essex, Emile Rost,
u. lMoreans, J.&E. H0ransdn. II. T.
Bandouin, Of ST.. Charles Parish, and
Hon. Henry Demas, of st. John.
The Declaration Of Independence will
be read BY Marcellus Vallas. There
will be an Interesting horse race. The
Hahpvflie Dramatic Association and
the NahnvilIe Musical Band will lend
their assistance TO the pleasures OF
tne da y sfstFsEaE Il
W. bad she pleasure this week
Of shali gsl.enas With, DR.. sBroatdus,
lately k6SDected with the BrasheaI
Nctcs. The Doctor intends to estab.
lish himself I'll this parish, and we
are confident he will meet with a
hearty welcome, He will probably
locate in Hahnyille, and resume the
prsctst6 ~ medicine, In which he is
soisaatay ezperiencel and profcisut
s'la1fhe body Of uuknown colored
woman was found, last week, 6oat-
isg II the rear Of the Labrnnche
h(ettatiOn In this parish. The waters
0f the Bonnet Carre crevasse cover
portions OF this place, and tits presnm-
e1&Aat the unfortunate woman met
her hte above, in st. John Par
II and - ckrried by the seething
cestont ~ this crevasse 70 the spot
wAessit was found. The Coroner held
a iDqpest, and the body was buried.
1bcmas Young, An esteemed
cdpeel ~ 81 this parish; met With
o Ssdsoath Dueao p1aatation
lit VeGk. Itappears that - wAs re-
tt11inG home from the field - noon,
wlqaAt : sleFt distancs from the
ho0r43D ~ pepied : snake in to hall
49, Asd attempted TO shOot it with
s. - whf6A Ia hAd with, him. In
some unscc0shtable manner, Of which
We can get no correct information,
the tfjekG aSent mn vine, hnd in
atteurMnk tUsextrfcate N, went of,
1014St AZ entire had ihto. hiS nh
dpQeps ssaNa scaSsipg ,;isstapt death.
The Coroper held an .jpqpest and the
jury saaes'ea . verdict ysiF of accidental =
shooting."
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elk 81. @lsa. - IT = - s~-A- 49,
1Sse advertisement Fosters
SECOND Texas Drawing postponed
fofs NNI DAYS. yss.nrrav Joy
Court House Notes.
u gaw4s ID ftsIs, h #Ag ii NJ sIg.. N
District Court
IN Hf~ ~
Thursday,N May "a.

!; GasS of LcsiSAsA . J.ck. L.I.
Larcenyef . plsu s. TIN Jury returned
yeeaict Ofa guilty a-r1ntf, ff.ra
State ~ Manuel Falcon and s.
PinerO, change Of venue from Ascen-
sion. This case called md witnesses
not being present. By Joint agreement
Of the Sthtr and ATTORNEY rs ElraccusSd,
oase rsssigned for WsapesdAy, June
State ". Gustsve Deslonde, A.
sAnlt and battery; continued. to next
STATE No.. John Ray, for wounding
less than mayhem !; verdict mot
Ruilty.n +4a.'a aea sast
S.s~ts. A1elphc Blosa1 ,ssilspro-
Sae.sss,o. u Pbilibert G~oier &
Cp@mn6ity, Heirs ~. D. Jacob, ad-
mfnisesatos, and j. 3. Roy, creditor
MNtioA u dismiss appeal motion
tnAe6Miasd and appeal dismisseG q
appellants, cost.
''s's.sa ~ = = Friday, May q. :. = !. ,..,..
Slala.eAi Henry Clay. raps 81 ysr-
. niet of jwysss s'gnilty of xsssuk With
intaat ~ eonnsMit. rape.n goaa s.;ian
u STATE ~ victorin Jone&; inry
waivsA eSa MID BY Court 81 jnAg-
H,pnt cf ngslky." ,y,.4sl.is 8
AN &AE4sl -. Louis Tsacs q
eJaQes b. i lnnphreys, to-. revive
iudsn 1aAult csa6rasd against
Ha0pbrqyG.sa N .shaIfg
ketate u. HrUr Bernard. aasaalt
aoA battesy 1 40 days parish jail. =.
01a1a ~ vjctorjp Jopes, nsosult
~ hsasayj - days parish jail and
3N anss| r3 Fr \
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION
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: SSisfS II - vus q sss AoA401 ~
paeo IN ss1Foss 0sTsvinss and enzsaiss salesso
{mnekn - 49, - os0 $1,000 - peooe1mDsO004
-: S1n &c = bssk tkAs osyAt . - kspe ts1Rtse
.n1sl, - - N ess.ls.sly aAsa. = Aesse ...xl
vSoss svpss.Asso 10 vcsid I'D asA sAssA - @ Ae0
'sS1as 0a.s of fsvsy aats ss1 nnais orou1Asus 01Ne
0ess. hsahsse. svefysAias % - ssetees e - -
49, 10 eny ssA0 vss3
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= tsss' n ss.sos ~ tel : ssfsf.
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ne1ss, ses,ytna = - ssassisss ssaahs - s1vsnh
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and dealt with according to law.
Bill has showed his ebuek and
readiness 10 face his accnser on
furnishing bond to that effect.
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,UeOns ofthe partners will be At ~ Coart
Hease Of ths pariah Of st. John tho Baptist
every Thursday. frhHsf.
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FOSTERS ,2nd .r15nf, Il
TEXASaDRAWINGlD .
5000, ,0O0eeooIIaa!! HoTSfS&LAybS:
POSITIVELY THE ,...,,I - ~,
LAST P0STPO'NEMEN'l
VIII draw. without fail, at

...sr4rr NM ulilW, WltuOut mi, ~ -. ~
HOUSTON, TEXAS, JUNE 31TH, 1875. :
We did not sell quite all ouf Tickets In
time to draw on the 18th Of May: bat 30 Ger
tain arc we, of success, and in eyidencco OF Our
good faith and intentions, we will receive,
IN payment for Tickets, certificates OF depo-
sit in any tirstclass bank in the U. s., with
this endorsement: "Pt5,i5le only trhes Fosi-
RS Teras Drawing takes place" ~, ~
No Scaling of Prin,s, lait every one paid In
full
Over 60, 900 acres Of choice land, centrally
located, near railroads, IL Houses. 23225 Gold
Coin prizes, among them one Of &l0, 900, and
one Of 3, ,ooo. Our enterprise is endorsed BY
the City Council Reliable Agents Wanted.
Send for Circulars. They will convince you
we are both reliable and responsible. Iiakc&
only et,eO.4 EtcEcn yor SiO,.. and sa for s-s
No coniltction With any other similar enter
prise. st+s''a" 80
CoNMEsDsrcRY--Havip from oar' long
aeguaintanca With J. E.. Foster. every conn
dsnce 10 bis integrity. we feel si:hc1 ~
saving We believe he viii carry out bus DIS
tribution honestly and fairly ly.--Sianed BY the
Mayor, Hop. j. I. y. Wusor, spd Gas Cify
We are specially dcsirous Chat parties in
terested wouldsvr,ssvo the HankA Merchants
and Postmaster OF this place iwherc. We have
livad IS yearsl, for inforsnAsicn - - our
reliability. J. e FOSTER, Manager,
--ny5t. - rre ~ 4.ou''ols 80 sH4
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f.EHEypgE &rotHE
arr rs =: z: & ctaiSSfltnRS IT LAW.
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IS. !. .,.R1ynI 'Erust. New Oricars. /. !. IS
st. james Psnish,--nt II. r. PoeHk's a.
rcsidenoc, near the Court Hosse- ~
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Fosters Texas Real Estate Dis
.'-. - tribution.

.. epo.s w o,nf"''S aS w VI. '.
hapilltl M Tue texas Real Estatt
and Gold DistfibntiOn, june 3t)th, j.
T.. Foster. Manager af. Houston.
T.xos .s,-.. o. - rn, ,or
H' ',S we 49, -. s.sI ~ -, Nv. i'o'
Capt. Fostets but the uewspapers of
T.yos wbers he ia vvoll know, II
A..a,. - "cr:. - -
aSss"e' SPEAK u hin ih figh fd"ise
endorsing him ~ an hOnor0bIe, reiI-
able and successful business man. He
ia als, .endor.ear hv IN. an. rur and
Tn"n.;, ~ af Iian. =. ssaY -. """
Co"ncii oi houston, anu MS b"sHstsS
relations with this paper are OF
prompt aud reliable nature. ttAp
--.>L]IIH Z Lao
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II. Leb9uf
Lrrusnss q PocxB Attorneys fbe plsinti2

is aflBEn gI fbE ----Bi % 40 a8Lf9tE .
By virtue of q. writ Of seizure end sale
bearing date April 26th 1875, and 70 NC
dirocted by the afOrensmed COurtan ~
above entitled and numbered suit: n
fgIihave seiSsd and viii proceed 10 sel y
public auction at the Court House o. tas
Parish, on -.
SATURDAY the 5tf day Of yUNEA.U 1873,
~ 3 = li'l ct IL o'clock NJ. ,saaei'gg-
The following described prop~ts ssissa
! A certain tract Of land si.usted IN thin
Parrish, On the right bank of the nia1esayys
River, measuring one arpent front on $40 -
less). bounded, on the upper linz, BY tho
property Of John G.. Mol. and. on the lower
line, nv that Of D'Aquin e. Webrc. or aaaigns.
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and thcreunt0 belonging, less
that portion Of tract Of land sold to Jean
Hosraire Canbre. nv act passed before the
Recorder of this Parish, on the. 10th day. 81
January 1873, said portion Of land com
Ynencing at sbeut three arpenfs and hall fioGs
the river, and p,rasuriBg cue arpcn: in width
by two hundred and eighty feet tanierican
naeasurcl in dcptls a. 1hFE Hts fs. h''lsA
THE oiUyc described tract Of land to 10
divided ma will he sniti by lots Of rot icss
thar ten NOR more than tiffy acrcss.ae. igt
A Mot Of which lots shall he exhibited on
the day Of sale. - - ,.,,o e't. tat..'.'.'
cash IN the spot, In U. s. Treasury. .NaGra.
Shcrif's Office, Parish Of 81. John tho
Eaptist, May lst 1875; 49, !. ..,,,,,,igli
lm'y5t, s9.te4fSs6 6hor18s
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''"sss Pa. 4; |, JOHN I % y: THEs,BAPTIsT.
~ Asioag pnr sxehsnges this week,
w0wel0Omo 69aday Delta, edited
bysshat veteran Of the press Edwin
L. Jewel, 1T NJ. IA lCa,npst. long
Lie sAd prosperity to the Delta
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-01

Jane Parker yesterday appeared be-
fore Judge Buriord and swore out II
warrant against "old man Boyd"
the warrant reads for assault. Jane
stated that the assault grew out of u
controversy as to the guilt orinnocense
of a Pastor Of an African Church of
this city, who is charged with having
practiced II little game of "nest-
hiding" She further states that she
did not know what kind of u religion
that African Church was they didn't
have any of that kind of religion
where she came from; there, every
thing was Baptist and Methodist. The
warrant was issued, and "old man
Boyd' will have to bring forward his
friends and satisfactorily explain the
matter, or show cause wherefore why,
etc. The "nest-hjding" business
shall also have an Investigation, even
though II be unofficial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-01
Tuesday.

Information WAS received yesterday,
of the murder of IA man named Enoch
Truss, on Duck Creek, about ten miles
from the city, on Thursday night
Several rumors are alloat in regard to
the murder, but nothing definite could
be learned by the reporter. Below II
given the particulars rs far rs could
he Cleaned
Some three or four weeks since,
Truss, who was II man OF
family, was arrested on n war
rant charging him with threatening
the life of man named ll0user, and
put under bond to keep the peace. On
Thursday he visited this city aud
sworc out II warrant against Houser,
charging him with perjury. One rn'
NOR Is to the effect that while
or his return home from the
city he stopped AT the house of II wild
ow woman, and was eating supper,
when four men came TO the door, and
without word of warning, fired up
on him with doublc-barrrled shot
guns, literally blowing his head tt
pieces. The woman also re-
ceived II very painful though not dan
gerous wound in the arm. No cleN
has been obtained to the murdercrs n!
yet. Sheriff Barkley dispatched depu
ties to the scene, who will doubtless
succeed in discovering and capturing
the dastardly perpetrators.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-01

'em, and teach these Internal papers
to feel their keeping Discharge your
duty, aud you will make my client
glad, and restore her to lhat goou
name she so much needs just now
Yes! Gentlemen Of the jury, give my
client verdict, and I'll over this lana,
from the far or shores Of old Nerglny,
to the broad praries OF Slap Foot from
Lake Inferior IN Main, to Horton
store, in this county, the glad shout
will go up, "Bully for you.p Finally,
Gentlemen of the jury, fetch ma plS
verdict for the plaintiff, III the premi-
SEES, and make her Onc0nsolhtc nearV
rejoice more than the harp OF thou-
sand strings.
Nothing morn this will save orr ag-
0nZing country. For then VIII the
TREMENDOUS, spnnkin bird of an on
slaughtered reputation, well nlgll
bursting with the shining prospects ol
the past, stand llat-footed at whar Is
now the Court House square, a1d fan
with one wing White Rocks rugged
brow; with the other, Mountain
Creeks bloody plain dip her beai in
the fountain OF Red River and wash
her nasty tail in the roaring waves OF
the Gulf of Mexico, screaming with 4
loud voice, "llallelulyor llallelulyer
Texas Is freeo
The learned Sarjcant sat down amid
several weeps from Fannie smith, ant
vociferOus applause from Mr. Cod
ycller.
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--Bohny still continues his rat kill
ing, and promises to report progress
In few days.
Horses are selling for mere song
on the streets, and the 0uctioneers
themselves sing the song.
is there no possible chance of hav-
Ing the cutters on Main street cleaned
out? They are in terrible condition.
Tho gentle mosquito beginnelh to
hum his farewell song, and, Ph"nlx-
like, MARBLES forth his own sad re-
QUEEN.
Matters uuprecedentedly dull about
the headquarters of the lady VINO y
supposed to hold the evenly-balahceu
scales.
Omen air religious exercises AT the
Pacific depot ut seven O'Clock th'S
evening. Everybody 10 cordially III
vlled To attend.
The regular monthly meeting oil
the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton will he held at the Presbyterian
Church, on Tuesday evening, the 81
instant.
The arrivals of grain yesterday
were light. Wheat ruled Mt eighty
live to ninety six for middling grades
and one dollar for prime white.
The S0irGc de mdicrmoton having
proved, as everything else in Dallas
does, a magnificent success, cold wa
ter mutinees are now in order.
The Union Mission Sunday School
meets at the Courthouse, his after
noon Mt four O'Clock. See to II that
the children attend.
And still the innocent Granger,
when he arrives in the city, viii per-
sist in hitching his horses to "tlial
fence" around our Temple of Justice.
The numerous friends of Mis-. Us
l.eachman, will be gratilied ut the AN
nounCemcnt that she is slowly rccoV
ering from her recent dangerous ILL
ness.
Go from home to hear news
This il from the Houston Telegraph
"rhe gamins were in ccstacics yestrr
day over the report That Charley
Noyes would soon be in Houston will
Il circus"
The musical notes of the various
Cheap Johns on Elm street, blended IL
one inharmonious sound, creates
pandemonium that IL Ms dlabollcal Il
the pnsscr-by rs it is annoying to tn
unfortunate neighbors.
The criminal term Of the Distric
Court, Judge Silas Hare, prcsid
ing, meets one week from tomorrow
Lawyers, litigants, witnesses and thos
having any business before IL viii Il
well TO make note, and be on han
promptly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-01
Full Measure.

While DIR. Prices True Flavoring
Extracts are full measure, other eX-
tracts are short nearly one-half what
they are said to contain, arranged to
look large 20 deceive the consumer.
The most of the so.called two ounce
tlavoring extracts hold but one and
one-quarter ounces, while DIR. Prices
are full measure just as represented,
strong and pure. One trial VIII prove
that the bottles hold one-hnlf more
than others purporting to be the same
size, and the extracts are Of the strong
est and most natural flavor.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

The Union Mission Sunday school meets
O'Clock, NJ the Court House. All are invited,
Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle, Elm
street, Rev. Il. II. Carhart, Pastor. Preaching
every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and 3 p Al. Song
service 1880 y. NJ, sunday School y. NJ.
Prayer and Teachers meeting SP.M.
German Methodist Episcopal Church, Live
Oak street, Z. Albrecht Pastor. Services
every Sabbath ut 10 o'clock in the morning,
and nj half past In the evening.
vt. Matthew's Episcopal church, corner OF
Lamar ana Elm streets Rev. $. d. Daven-
port, rector. sunday school at "a, NJ. Ser
vices Mt hali-past l0A. NJ. and hnli-past I Il. Nj.
Catholic church, Bryan street new build
ing), Rev. Father Martinier, pastor. Ser
vices Low mass, A. NJ; high mass, half
past 10 A. NJ; vespers, 4p.M.
Missionary Baptist church, Patterson aven-
ne, Rev. Abram Weaver. pastor sunday
school at half-past eight A. NJ, Services, ut
hui past 10 A. NJ, and hHlf-past ST. NJ.
Presbyterian church, Rev. A, Il. smith, ID.
d., pastor Services every Sabbath al half
past 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday ut =. Nj. Sabbath
morning at9A, NJ.
Cumberland Presbyterian church, Jeiltr.
SON street. Sunday school ut half-past 3 A.
NJ. Services ~ II A. NJ. and SP. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church South, Lamar
Street, Rev. A. &, Allen, pastor. Sunday
School at y A. M; services ut 1880 A. NJ. and
SP.
Methodist Episcopal Church South Floyd
street, Rev. u. NJ. Powers, pastor. Sunday
School at A. NJ; services ut 1880 A. NJ. and
SPIN.
Christian Church, Elder II. NJ. Guno, past
or. Services every Lords day ut II A. NJ,
and7P.M Sunday School at ~ A. NJ. 80
cial worship, Thursday, ut ~ Pm Pastors
studio, No, 3, over Williams " Crowdus'
Drug store, Main Street. Office houra from
9to u A. NJ. Mondays and Saturdays,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-01

The HERALD yesterday received
from Mr.. |. b. Conlilin II bunch of
grapes raised On n vine in his garden
on the corner of Pearl and san Jacnto
streets. They were OF the California
raisin specie, and were raised on avine
but two years old, and which has
grown sixteen feet this year When
received at the Office number of the
grapes had fallen or been broken off,
and yet the bunch weighed one pound.
They were of most luscious flavor
and clearly demonstrates that our soil
Is capable of not only producing all
the necessarics, but all the Injuries of
lifp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-01
LOCAL BREVITIES

Devote Tomorrow to great work.
Hot and sultry with Indications of
rain.
Prepare for the tournament on
The 18th.
Tho paper mill question appears to
be numbered with the things that
were.
The corner store room of the LIE
Grande will be occupied as banking
hoase.
The Central question waxeth hot.
Petitions aud counter petitions are the
order Of the day.
Vote tomorrow FOR THE coNvEN-
TON, even though you DO not vote for
the delegates.
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MnYNr'A Court.

The prevailing spirit Of dullness
seems to have even entered the private
Court of His Honor The number Of
guests assembled yesterday was un-
usually small, with scarcely person.
age Of any considerable notoriety.
M. A. Shatton plead guilty to n
small sized charge OF drunk aud down,
and paid the city three dollars, and tho
officers about ninc, and departed.
John Brennan did likewise for the
same cause.
John Bailey didn't deny that he had
let his angry passions rise, and had 80
far let those passions get the better Of
his usually Christian and lamb-like
disposition as to strikoa fellow.cltizen
OF the African persuasion, II only