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Trinity Paper Mill.

This is the name of chartered COM
pany recently formed in this city for
the manufacture of wrapping and
printing paper. The directors and Off
GERS are men well known in our city,
and will command the confidence of
the stockholders. There is no manu-
featuring interest that pays so snug
and so largely as that of paper. The
raw material is so abundant here, and
the market to be supplied is so extern
sive that there can be no doubt of the
immediate financial success of this
company.
Full particulars of the organization
will soon be made public, and the
stock will he offered to our citizens for
subscription. The HERALD is pleased
to announce the formation of this
company, and feels sure that the stock
will not be long on the market.
-s-
IndfgesfibIe bread.
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A heavy immigration 10 Dallas
county tho coming summer and fall,
from the northwestern states, IL pre-
dioled by gentlemen wen qualified 10
Judge,
"A shade Is indispensablet BOA LAMP
and China hall, recognizing this fact
has received q hne lot pf all styles
liuy a shade and save your eyesighL
The briok work on Milehies new
huildiug has been flushed, The front
Is one of the prelliest ia town, aud re-
ieela Gredlupon NJ, Ms good taste
The Dollar stare will receive llne
line Of straw goods Tomorrow, lor
ladies, misses, gents and ehlldren's
wear They offer unprecedented bar
gains,
The new Lamar house IL rapidly
approaching eompleion, a large OBJ
seryalory Is now being erected which
will give guests all admirable view
Of the city,
The reporter has half we'll
written article, aud only awaits the
announcement that some fellow has
goEe and made q fool of himself aud
u piece Of cake aud q bottle Of wine,
10 publish IL, Who speaks Arsl2
Mrs. Chestnut, tho fashionable mill
liner on Lamar street, still receives adj
dillona 10 her stock Of fashionable
bonnetH, hats, ribbons, trimmings,
eto, ller prices have been reduced 10
suit TIC times,
doe Harris has not been seen on
tho streets ~ frequently M usual for
tho past few days. The reason II he
has had u visitor NJ hlH house. It's u
girl, and pulls the beam ut u bakers
dozen, ayolrdupols,
The reporter learns that the chcl
do oUisiao Of the Sau laclnlo did some
excellent shooting NJ the fair grounds
yesterday, The champion shots Of the
Dick Hubbard Sporting club viii have
10 look 10 their laures,
The Houston Light Guards are to
DO presented 10y the ladies Of Houston,
during fair week, with handsome
flag, and the handsome Lamar Rides
Of Dallas have been officially invited
10 attend aud witness the presentation.
The publisher Of rHE HERALD re-
turns thanks TO Mr. j. A. Reverchon
for some large and luscious strawbcr'
rcs, the first Of the season, from his
well aud carefully attended gardens,
three or four miles west of the city.
The lremon Of Fort Worth have
their anniversary celebration on Tues
day, May 4, In view Of the foct that
our llrcmcn Will not visit Shreveport
hadn't some of the "boys' better take
run down TO Fort Worth, just TO
show the villagers that we amt mad
or proud.
--NIessrs. Polsor n Comerlord have
well earned the reputation Of the
model butchers, and very appropriately
IL their stall called the Model stall.
Only the best Of meats are exposed to
sale. When you make your purchases
in the morning, visit the Model stall,
city market.
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Ex-Governor James w. Throclmor-
ton arrived in the city last night, via
Texas and Pacific, and is guest OF the
publisher of The HERALD. He will
probably spend to-day in our city,
returning home tomorrow.
r.. w. Thompso jr., western pass
enger agent of the Texas aud Pacific,
arrived last night from Marshall. He
has been on an extended tour in the
northwest in the interest of the road,
and will remain In Dallas only few
days.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Sabbath school.
Go to church to-day.

Go to church to-day.
Our visitors will attend church to-
day.
Hats of all kinds and styles n
panic prices at Pages.
See that the children are sent to
Sabbath school to-day.
Yesterday was COOL and overcoats
were decidedly comfortable.
Fresh groceries of all kinds for
sale cheap at John Trotman Il Co.'S.
-Robinson's new brick stable, on
Main street will soon be completed.
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac-
co just received by j. w. Trotman
&Co.
Boots and shoes, in any style,
made to order at the shortest notice at
Pages.
Several communications of local
character are unavoidably omitted this
morning.
Country produce, vegetables and
poultry always for sale by j. w. Trot-
man q Co.
She would not marry him. Why?
Because he did not wear one of Ham
ilton's hats.
Fourteen members of the Missouri
excursion party are registered at the
San Jacinto.
The largest and cheapest stock of
straw hats in the city just received at
Pages, sos, Main street.
MIR. Wilburn, the eloquent orator,
Is member and minister of the Meth
odist Episcopal church.
Why do the ladies of Dallas look
so sweet at theyoung men? Because
they wear Hamilton's hats.
Prof Georges dancing club took
''few brief steps," last evening, in the
way of perfecting themselves for the
next German.
Rev. 7. w. Hines will preach ut
Hutchins on the third Sabbath in
May, at II o'clock A. NJ. The public are
invited to attend.
Why do the merchants of Dallas
look like New York merchants? Be
cause they get their hats OF Hamilton.
Platform temperance meeting at
the Methodist Episcopal tabernacle to-
night. Grand Deputy ]. d. Carterand
others will speak.
Work ON the extension of the
Messrs. Sangers store has been COM
menced, and will be pushed forward
rapidly to completion.
Several saloons In the city were
closed yesterday, government license
having expired, and the proprietors
having failed to renew.
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DO MlIhnrnl. Lerlnrn.

The average pallaslle apparently, II
not intellectually Inclined, Az least,
his tastes don't run in a literary ohan-
mel, ifthe audiences which have greeted
Mr. Milburn arc any criterion, The
numberin attendance last evening was
~ Improvement upon the evening
previous, but both combined was not
more than should have attended eaeh
lecture, "What saw IN England, Z"
was portrayed with that ylyldness aud
eloqueuee, which has heretofore been
alluded 10 Ia these columns, and
which have made his reputation world
wide, Mr., Mllburn, In leaving this
city, takes with him the beat wishes OF
u host Of friends made durIng his short
stay,
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Tho Missouri Excursiopisis.

The ladies and gentlemen OF the
above party returned from Lawrence
yesterday afternoon, and expressed
themselves as highly pleased with
their trip in every particular. They
are stopping at the San Jacinto, and
will remain in the city unity until half
past nine o'clock tomorrow morning,
when they will leave for home. via
Houston and Texas Central and Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas.
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la retiring from tho above hripi disposed
NJ ny business ~ my former partner hr'
Leigh vino eau congratulate la having 49,
ISOLATED win him Mr j, j, rarnes' These
gentlemen viii continue the insurance bnsl-
ness under the style Of Leigh a parnes !
avail myself here u an opportunity 10 le'
turn nay sincere thanks 20 the plllzenh oi
Dallas for their liberal patronage 10 the old
nrni aud as the association pf these gentle
men and tbs companies they respectively
represented makes ono pf the very best
agencies Ia the United States, take pleasure
IN commencing them and their agency 10
that public favor and confidence for which
am 10 much Indebted aud fpr which shall
over cherish the most grateful recollection
Very respectfully,
0sdlt EDWARDS y, GAY,
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The "DiaInOnd,"

As the diamond is the royal member OF
the family of glass, so the diamond Spec.
tscles," manufactured by the Spencer OPP
teal Manufacturing Company, have estab.
lished themselves as the most valuable of all
inventions to aid failing or impaired sight
They are made from minute crystal peb-
bles, fused together, which gives them a
hardness and brilliancy, which fully entl-
ties them to the name they bear. For sale
in Dallas by John NJ. Gram 67deod2w33w.
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In Only a Few DAVIS.

81 90 MAY SECURE SO 600,
A farm, or residence in Houston.
Population 2O,0O0.)
The Distribution-which is endorsed
by the mayor and aldermen of the city
of Houston-of 900 acres of choice
land, Is houses and over 300 building
lots in Houston, and $4,000 in gold
coin, takes place May 18th, during the
State fair. TICKETS ONLY ONE
DOLLAR. j. L. FOSTER,
Manager, Houston, Texas.
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The children and friends of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school,
though prevented by the weather from
taking the proposed excursion, had
quite pleasanttime yesterday, thanks
to the courtesy of the proprietor Of the
City Garden. Music, "Krookay," and
the baskets were given special atten-
ton, and all enioyed it hugely.
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Now Publication.

WILDMooR. A Novel. by Florence Burckettl
Philadelphia: j. B. Lippincott Co.
The author of Wildmoor, copy of
which lies upon our table, deserves a
niche in the Pantheon of southern lit.
erature. She possesses the pathos of Il
Dickens, while her descriptions of
English scenery are most vivid and
life-like. She also evinces thorough
knowledge of human nature, while
her characters stand out clear.cut and
noble. There is an Understandable
tone of refinement and elegance that
pervades the whole book, and her de.
scriptive powers seem unflagging.
She draws picture of one of
her heroines as follows: ga
woman almost thirty years of age,
with no beauty of face or form; a
woman who had no dream or ambition
of her own for all the years to come;
one who had wrapped her heart about
sister and brother, and who drew her
sustenance from the fountains of their
love; one who was content to let young
hopes soar high, to hear the cymbals
crash, the music play and simply
STOPPING to pluck wayside flower, to
stand aside and let the triumphs roll
on for others fairer, brighter and
gayer."
The HERALD is indebted to NJ. b.
Franklin q Co., the well-known book
sellers of Main street, for copy fthis
work.
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powders in the market adulteraied
with alum, phalk and other substances
make bread and biscuits very indiges-
lible, u because They harden the gluten
Of the wheat and render IL less soluble,
Now, this is not tho case with Dr.
Prices Cream Baking Powder ia puri-
~ and perfect combination enables II
10 render all articles easy NJ digestion,
besides preserving lheIr natural taste,
Those who have not, should teHt lhemr
as also his true hayorlng extracts ~
pure aud delicious,
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OUR FORT WORTH LETTER.
The Cattle Trall-Business Prospects
and General News.
FoRr WORTH. Aprll d

FORT WORTH, April %.
To the Editor ofthe Dallas Herald:
We have nothing of startling
character to announce as having trans
pired since our last communication
We have been blessed with copious
rain, which has materially advanced
our crop prospects, and has for while,
at least, driven from our minds the
fears of another drouth.
The great stream of cattle still flow
ing northward through our county re-
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TnE nAILY MEnALn

viii he eund ou sale ~ 'he ne"s'
boys ga al trains ~ The ieKas ana
and Pacific railway, and ~ the iaiieW'
ing news stands ~ ihe city, yi~'l w. "
frauhiin A DO, hOi Main street w. u
star, Lamar street rieree q i.yie' ho1
main street cigar stand ~ ihe van
Jaeinio Hoiei, and ., MeLiiare' i'h'
mar street,
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Among the many evidences OF n
rapid transition from the town TO the
city of metropolitan pretensions IL the
separation of the various branches of
trade and the establlshment,of certain
and distinctive specinlties. Among the
business houses of this city there Is one
devoted exclusively TO clothing and
gentlemcn's furnishing goods-Messrs.
H. NJ. Kahn u Brother. Making Il
specially of these articles, Of course 1t
is manilestly to the interests OF pur-
chNsers TO examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere, as the presum-
ton Is, that dealing exclusively in
those articles aud of course purchase
ing in large quantities, they can sell
cheaper than an establishment that
purchases only in small quantities.
Their stock Of clothing embraces
everything kept in IA iirst-class cloth
ing establishment. Cloth cashmere,
wooden, cotton, linen and every other
kind of goods is manufactured in the
latest styles and in tue most substan-
tial manner. The stock of shirts and
furnishing goods is complete and
varied, and embraces everything
needed by n gentleman to furnish his
wardrobe.
Messrs. Kahn Il Brother occupy the
extensive storehouse at the corner of
ELM and Lamar streets, where
those desiring to secure bargains in
clothing will do well to call.
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A Valuable Invention.

The most remarkable saving invention
that has been introduced TO the public is
Wilmot's Patent Flat Iron Heater. 1t is an
Improvement upon the old system of iron
ing. Ten cents will furnish fuel for days
ironing, and can be used in any part of the
house without smoke and heat. Price 81.
For particulars regarding county and state
rights, ETC., apply TO N. POTTER Il co,
57d2w 500 Main street, Dallas.
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Good Shooting.

Captain William G. Sterrett having
challenged Mr.. Ross to u trial of skill,
the match came of at the fair grounds
yesterday, with the following result
The birds used were the common part
ridge, fifteen to each side thirty yards
rise, and eighty yards boundary:
Sterrettl oil II 1l"101 lie
Ross......l | 90 | OIL OIL 81 / Ito
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A Card.

W, G. SiclSles & Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at 0l6 Elm street, Il.
V, Tompklns' old stand. They also solicit
from ~, Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
the 10th instant, Mr., IL, j, Edgerley dspos-
ing of his interest 10 W. ii. Cocker. The
style of the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be delivered In the city free Of
charge. W. G. SlCKLES,
5ldly W. ii. COKER,
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arnnd pInnie.

Tho Swiss Benevolent so3lety VIII mold lls
second annual picnic on sunday, May "a, ~
Longs lake, two miles north Of town, on the
the line Of tho Dallas aud Wichita railroad,
PROGRAMME.
The procession viii FORM Ia front Of odd
Fellows hall, corner Of Main aud Austin
streets, ~ iollowsi
first-MusiG,
Second Solution Verlcn,
Third Mayor aud Aldermen,
Fourlh-Dallns Turn-Voraln,
finh-Dallas drntli-Verein,
The procession viii march from odd Fel'
lows hall down elm street % Lamar, thence
south by Lamar 10 MAN. thence west down
Main 10 Jefferson, thence north on Jefferson
street 10 Cochran, thence north on Cochran
street TO the city limits thence up the line Of
the Dallas aud wichita railroad TO tho picnic
grounds,
Opportunities for amusement on the
grounds viii be offered everybody. Entrance
NJ the grounds free
Omnlbusses on haNd TO convey passengers,
Come one, come all, aud you win not regret
II, Ojd3t
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AID NncIolN MceIIng.

The Ladies' Aid and Benevolent society of
-, Matthew'S parish VIII hold their meet
ngs monthly, until further notice, instead Of
weekly, as heretofore. The next regular
meeting will be held the first Wednesday In
May, at the residence Of Judge Good, III
jood street. A full attendance IL requested.
MRS, HOLLEN BECK, Prest,
Mrs, VAN Horn, Soc'y pro TEN.
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Of all kinds; switches, braids, pulls, hair
jewelry, ETC., done in the best style and at
cheap rates, by Mrs. s. A. Druly. 5ll south
Jefferson street. Combings Of all kinds
worked up at reasonable terms. A liberal
price paid for human hair. 65dlm
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Sunday School ana Temper
ance books at FrankIin'S book
store, 5Ol Main street.

San Marcos Free Press "rhe Sc
gum Times announces Ireland ms II
candidate for delegate to the conven-
ton, cracks its whip and dares the
people not to support him. We pre-
diet good many of them will decline
to work under the lash.n
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For Sale

A fine new 30 horse power engine and boiler
and two superior sets of burrstones, with
complete outfit of mill machinery-all new
and in perfect running order, offered for sale
at great bargain, for few days only, by
W. F. Lyle 4 Co., No. 100 Lamar street.
49dlm
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ron SALE.

ny residence, eeTneF faeihe avenue
and Houston streets, enbTarinE hHiiA
black 81 ground, win % we'll naisi'ed
0na-si0Ty and baseneni roehEeoneFele
buiidins, ana all necessary oHi'bHild'
ings, eie, A. early applicant may So
cure a barRain,
INO. W. sMIhDELIh,
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Wake Up and See What il
Going On.

Joseph Menczer, grocer, SIS Elm street,
Dallas, beats all in selling goods cheap.
He deliUers them to customers free. 90
and giUe him trial, at els Elm street.
6Id3m
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The snre,ennrl CeIrnrnllnn.

by the subloined letter II viii be
seen that the lremen Of shreveport
decline 10 Invite the Dallas fire depart
ment 10 participate Ia their oelebra'
ton, While the hremen Of our city
will no doubt feel disappointed, THE
HERALD feels confident that they APP
preolale aud sympalhile with the em-
barraaHmenta 0f their Shreveport breth-
rem aud none the less wish them n
happy celebration of their anniversary
AuaFyEr0Rr, La., Aprl 10,
W, II, Johnson, Esqu Dallas, foxnal
DEAR SlR- Your favor OF the 10Th In
alanl, TO Mr. Pete Tallcy, WIS this
morning referred 10 mo 10 answer,
aud | sincerely regret having TO an-
swer your question In the negative.
a. the "gcnCrul GOmmltteeo arrange
menls,n Influenced 10y the business men
and property owners, aud also the
weNlthIcst bankers In our city, tire
solved that owing 10 the deplorable
condition Of our finances, the lack OF
hotel Recommendations etc, etc., TO
invite no fire department outside our
own 10 Join us Ia our celebration,
"Our boys' aro "poor but proud, and
are Of respectable parentage," etc, aud
therefore declined inviting the Dallas
department unlessthcy could entertain
them with the same liberal and
prnccly hospitality ny they were en-
icvtOlned by your city. Respectfully
yours, etc.,
Il. W. il. CUMMING, ChIof Engineer,
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Dissolution,

Tho pa1nersh y heretofore existing be-
tween 3D. +, day ana j, q, Leigh, under The
hrm name of Ed, y, Gay a o., IL this day
dissolved Mr. Gay having retired nom the
ARIA, 10 accept The position NJ southern man
ager ~ lha Insurance company ~ Aonh
America, EDS GAY
10. LEIGH,
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Mn. a, II, CMEToH will have lhe exclusive
charge Of tho city circulation of The Daily
Herald from lhis date until further notes
ApTii "a, MA,
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CITY BUSINESS.


From and after this date our terms
will be strictly cash.
3Sdtf BLOCK, JET & co.
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PIERCE a. LYLE'S.

SOL Main street, IN the place 10
gel your wall paper New pat
terms and styles received AZ is'
sued. Don't miss ile place, or
you will forever regret ID.
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We will sell choice lots on Elm, Main or
Commerce streets, for city scrip.
6Idlw w. +. LYTE a co.
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Books aud Badges for BANDS
Of Hope NJ I'rnnl6iin's book
store, sol Main street.
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wanted.
city nlarkt

Agents with good reference to sell
Wilmot's patent Hat iron heater Lib
eral commissions paid. n. Potter "
Co., 600 Main street.
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GO TO PIERCE a. LYLES

60 TO PIERCE ~ LYLE'S
And see the celebrated Phila-
deIphia Rustic Shade, the best
and most beautiful In the mar
ket. Also u large stock Of Linz
en- and Holland Shades In
Stock.
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DIED.

CARMAN--In this city on the S0th ultimo,
JOHN CARMAN, n native of Louisiana, but
for number of years resident of Texas, in
the fifty-nlnth year of his age
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To MI Persons Win Diseased Eyes
Partial and Total blindness,

If can got sufficient encouragement by
letters TO justify me to travel through Texas,
win examine their eyes carefully for i've
dollars, and all durable cases viii warrant
cure or no pay, Address,
On, II, II. llYSLOP
Physician aud Ocullst, Hot Springs, ARK,
Please enclose II letter stamp for their an
swors. j2dlm'
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Wanted.


white girl ten or twelve years of age, as
nurse. Apply to w. H.JOHNSON.
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For CrOquets of the latest
styles and finest finish, go In
Franklin's book store, 5O1
Main street.
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instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
9Odlx IL. G. HosKINS. Agent tor Dallas.
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Mabic, Todd AZ CO.'sgOId pens
M FranISlin's book STORE, sol
Main street.
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WA, HIsDmAN, ESQ, ef Kaufman,
IN %. authorised Agent ~ the dallas
Herald,
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Those Canes---ThOse elegant
walking canes are ut Frank
Inns, 5Oa Main street.
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Thirds sAVEDNs

an quantity by their perfect purity and great
strength; the only kinds made by prac-
-tical Chemist and Physician, with scientific
care to insure uniformity, healthfulness, deli.
cacy and freedom from all injurious substan.
ces. They are far superior to the common
adulterated kinds. Obtain the genuine. OBJ
serve our Trade Marks as above, Cream"
Baking Powder, "Hand and Cornucopia."
Buy the Baking Powder only in cans securely
hbelled Many have been deceived in loose
Or bulk Powder sold as Dr. Prices.
Manufactured only by
STEELE Il PRICE,
Chicago 81 Lcuis and Cincinnati
25deodl35
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Hearth and Home.
1877 ;.
LADIES WANTED As AGENTS.

JOB WORK-Letter Heads, Cards, Circulars
y Bill Heads, Posters, Lawyers Briefs. Pam,
phlets and every kind Of Job PRINTING
promptly executed ut the Herald once,
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HELD FOR POSTAGE.

The following letters are held at the Dallas
postofiice for non-payment Of postage;
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IndigestibIe Bread.
The reason why those taking baking