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A slight Misunderstanding,

"Have you seen the great restorer?n
asked one of our near-sighted friends
of another, a few days ago. "The great
Ristori! Oh yes, heard her as Eliza-
beth. Grand woman, sir. Wish
wasn't so short-sighted; then could
see her as We'll rs hear hern ~ don't
mean her. | mean the Great Restorer
of sight, the Diamond Spectacles,'
manufactured by the Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Company. Get pair
of them at once, and they will double
your pleasure by enabling you to see
the tragic queen rs well rs hear her."
For sale at j. NJ. Oram's, Main street.
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The Sunday Press.

In another column will be found the
announcement of the Sunday Press,
Mr. J. N. Bartholow, editor and pro-
prietor. a Sunday issue is n distinctive
department in the field of journalism,
and gives to it scope that the expe-
rience, tact, ability and energy of Mr..
BartholOw will not fail to take advan-
tage Of Possessed of rare journalistic
accumen, ready, facile writer, n
clever and popular gentleman, under
his management THE HERALD pre-
diets that the Press will take and
maintain its position among the lead
ing journals of the State as one Of the
ablest, gossipy and enterprising of its
contemporaries.
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Personal MENTION.

Mr. w. w. Lrdwilh, of the Wax
ahachie Herald, hOnored The HERALD
with u call yesterday.
Major John Henry Brown leaves the
city tomorrow afternoon for Austin,
whittier he goes to attend the Consti-
tutional convention.
DR.. ID. V. Beaumont, of the Dallas
lnlirmary, returned yesterday from II
pleasure tour of the State. That he
enjoyed himself to the top of his bent
is evidenced by his robust physique.
RI. Rev. Bishop Garrett will start on
Thursday next on an extended tour OF
visitation through the frontier conn
ties, during which he will visit Waxa
hachie, lliIlsboro, Meridian, Stephens.
vile, Hamilton, Brentwood, Conan
che, Granbury and Cleburne. He
will probably be absent until the latter
part Of September.
Professor o. w. Grove, brother of
Captain ID. G. Grove, OF the Phoenix
Planning Mills, is to have charge of the
mathematical department of Dallas
Springs Seminary during the session
to open ON the first Monday in Septem-
Der. The directors could not have So
lected more competent head for that
department than Mr.. Grove.
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SOCIETY NOTES.
The Hop of Hook and Ladder Com pany
No. . In East Dallas Friday Night.

The people of East Dallas are never
behind In the social amusement line.
On Friday evening East Dallas Hook
and Ladder Company No. 2 gave a
most enjoyable hop, which the ladies'
and gentlemen Of that portion of the
city attended en- mdsse. Among the
ladies who honored the occasion with
their presence were. Miss Bette Nor
ton, Miss Maggie Norton, Mrs. NJ. Il.
Morton, Miss Jennie Tooley, Miss zilla
LaPlace, Miss Emma Tooley, Miss
sailie Riddle, Miss Ella Greer, Miss
Annie Hinkley, Miss Irene McIane,
Miss Lizzie McGinn, Miss LILA Reeves,
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est gleaniugs from the harvest fields OF lltor'
ature. There is something In 1t to every
bodys tastes.
An literature has been rakel for curiosi-
ties In history, manners and morals, nuec-
dotes, poems, retorts, and the result Is the
most comprehensive and unique nleldhge
that we have ever seen between covers.
1t Is n volume, that may be opened and
read ut any place at any time, for n moment
or for hours, with pleasure, advantage and
cdiilcation.
The agent, Mr.. Charles Parker pcrma-
nent resident OF Dallas, Is, now canvassing
this city for the sale OF this handsome and
most useful work.
This book Is the labor Of n litc time. 1t was
collated by Dir. Charles e. Bombaugh, of
Baltimore, Maryland. We commend il to
the public generally, and to the especial ia
vor of our citlzeLs. uug2ldN
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Miss Corr Hall, Miss Annie Hall, Mrs.
Myers, Mrs. Tooley.
The evening vas Of nnaIloyed enjoy
ment to every one present, and it was
not until two o'clock that "retreap
was sounded and the happy party
wendell their way homewWd. TIE
HERALD reporter expresses his regrets
that he could remain for 80 short II
time n participant IN the joys OF the
happy ussemblnge.
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Methodist Episcopal Church South, Lamnr
Street, Rey. A. q. Allen, pastor Sunday
School at "a, NJ; services NJ 1890 A. NJ. ana
BP. NJ
Methodist Episcopal Church SOUTH Floyd
street, Rev. II. NJ. Powers, pastor Sunday
School ut "a. NJ; services nj 1880 A. ~. aud
BPM.
Christian Church. Elder II, NJ. Gnno, past
or, Services every I.ord's day at II A. ~
ana 7 y. ~ Sunday School ut "a AN. no
cial worship, Thursday, at7HP.M Pastors
Studio, No. 3. over Williams " CrowdIa
Drug Store, Main street. Office hours rom
. 10 u A. NJ. Mondays and Saturdays.
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eags7datwlt

w. r. LYrE Il Co., real estate agents, No.
loS Lamar street, beg leave TO call tho stton.
tioh OF persons wishing to purchase real o.
tate TO the extensive lists,of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside Of their oi,ioe.
under the respective heads OF sImproyed
CITY Property, ""vacant City Lots, ""Fsrmsn
ana "unimproved and wind Lands" en-.
oracing business houses and vacant lots in
.ne commercial center OF the city. Also,
building lota, and number Of very desIr.
aple residences situated In every quarter OF
.ne CITY, Also, large tracts OF wild lands in
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
number OF farms OF various Sizes includ.
ing several large and highly improved plan
@tons within i've miles OF the city OF Dallas
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school Notice.

whereas, itisindlspensa6ly necessary that
we have more uniformity in the m anvae-
ment of Public Schools in Dallas county
And whereas, II is Impossible for the Board
to levy taxes MS promytlya rs the law requires,
and for the County Superintendent to make
the necessary reports to the Department at
Austin therefore be it 1T
Resolved, That the hoard OF School Direc-
tors of Dallas cOunty earnestly request and
recommend TO Trustees that they establish
Public Schools In all the Districts in the
county ON the first Monday n November,
A. ID. 1919, to he taught for four consecutive
months.
Resolved, That the above preamble and
resolution be published In the Dallas Week
ly HERALD.
W. l.. CABELI4,
President Board OF Directors.
Il. h. NASH, Sec'y, laug29-d&wit
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Too Much ut Stake,

Steele Il Price, the manufacturers of
DR.. Prices Flavoring Extracts and
Cream Baking Powder, with their re-
spectability, large trade, wide reputa-
tion, and constantly increasing popu-
larity, have too much at stake to put
upon the market anything which has
not, by careful analysis and constant
trial, been found to be not only harm
less, but positively beneficial, ~ well as
superior to any other similar articles.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
Flavoring Extracts are the only kinds
made by practical chemist ~ well as
physi ian with special regard to their
healthfulness. And they are rapidly
superceding all inferior and deleterous
compounds for similar purposes. The
firm itself IL known rs the leading
manufacturers in this line upon the
continent. Buy DIR. Prices Baking
Powder only in cans with unbroken
labels.
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II will do most good, and here goes for
lager
Now Pete Brady comes to the
score, claiming 10 he as good rs the
best o them, aud says the tinc-check
Of which he ~ accused to be the f0rger
lsnOt n forgery AT all, but good solid
document. All that now remains for
Mr.. Il. to do IL to satisfy the courtsthGt
he il correct IN his statements, and n
speedy release will follow
We ARE ardent friends Of progress.
Not, truly, In the wild sense Of shoddy-
ties, but Of that progress which be-
speaks n steady improvement from
one generation to another, and from
father to son, That Is the progress we
like, and we are reminded of il by the
fact that on yesterday little Nat. NJ.
BurtOrd, Jr., a sou Of the old man Of
the same name, deposited to his own
credit the sum of seven dollars in the
bank of CASTOR Il Thomas. Nat, Jr.,
who Is scarcely knee-high to duck,
had accumulated this fund by the cul-
tivation and sale Of given number Of
watermelons. We regard this = gen
une progress, for Nat, ST., never did
the likes.
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Before the Mayer Yesterday.

From Denton county came Johnson,
who entered plea OF guilty 10 being
drunk aud down and was fined two
dollars and costs.
And Frank MilIigan, from Johnson's
Station, wherever that Isl plead guilty
to the same ofiense and was bounced
for like amount.
MIR. J. +. Crane thought the crook
In his neck would save him, but 1t
didn't, and he also went up for two
dollars and costs for being drunk and
down.
A negro named Walton caught II to
the extent of three dollars and costs
for using his tongue too much.
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District Criminal Court.

The ease of Lou. Gilleland, charged
with the killing of Sam Stevens,
which has occupied the attention OF
the court since Thursday morning, was
concluded last evening, the jury re-
turning verdict of murder in the sec
ond degree, and assessing the punish
mcnt at ten years in the penitentiury.
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Night Report.

NEW ORLEANS, August 2s. = Gold llS%.
Sterling commercial, 50 5595 6jH; bank
nominal Sight II premium.
oats easier; sales 800 sacks inferior new
western, sold Mt auction, 23HGgHLc new ~
Isuis, 45@jOc; Texas, 53@51c; choice Old
-Four tlra. Double, IS IS; treble, 80 %
al 10: choice ana family, u jO@S co. super
fine, S. 90.
bran dun and lower ut 81.
Pork caller at S22 80. Bacon dull ana easier
at l06ul314Glic.
sugar steady. Good TO common, S%gSj4c;
fair to fully fair, 9g034c; prime to choice,
lOllc. MOlasses quiet and nominal common
TO choice, 40@IOc. Pork dull ~ VIZ %. dDry
salt meats dull Tor jQbbmg; shoulders, O%c.
Bacon tirmer at lOA@l3hsW liSli%c. Hams,
choice sugar cured, lltIl5c. Lard quiet fierce,
lil4c; keg, ljiv, Coffee irmer; ordinary Ia
prime, lSL@2Oc. whisky; reclliled, u 800
2G
NEW YORK, August 2S.--Money active at
2h per cent Sterling at 50 An.
Governments active ana little doing
States quiet and nominal.
Exchange, long, ~ S713; short, 80.
Cotton firm at ll%@l5Hc.
Flour steady and more active. Super
fine western and state, VI 766g5 50; Southern
heavy; common TO fair extra, 50 D@O Ks
good TO choice, W 0OgS 80
Corn quiet and active Mt Gj6lO2c; steam wcS-
tern mixed, Si@Sjc soiled do, 7S@SOc; heated
western mixed, S61Yc.
Wheat active and frmcr; winter red wes-
tern utoat, 81 "; amber In store, 81 AZ.
Corn heavy, closing 2@3 per cent lower
with moderate demand; steam western ia
nc; heated western mixed, S0@SJLc yellow
western &c.
Oats moderately active; active prime old
lG12 per cent lower, 5S@t0c; mixed western
6llsBic; white western, O3c; very choice mixed
states, extreme, 6705Sc. new mixed western
57ajSc.
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10 tho Ladids Of Dallas,

Al parties wishing 10 purchase Sowing
Machines will do well TO call ut 7S Main
street, and examine the most complete stock
Of singers New Improved Family Machines
ever received In Dallas. We keep on hand n
full assortment of attachments, oil and
parts. All sizesof needles for every kind Of
machine nj 50 cents per dozen. Don't forget
10 call and zee ny.
hug?ldlw A. WOOD, Manager.
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THE GRAIN MARKrT

In sympathy with the st Louis market,
prices for wheat here have declined ioS5c.
The market was weak ut the opening, and
did not manifest any improvement through
out the day, closing duh ana unsettled.
VIII EAT-Duli and dropping at 9Oc@si .O5
S'ce90.
OATS-Flat ut S5c.
RYE-Firm at 6je7sc., with fair offerings.
Enthusiastically commands 70@75c for
good average grain.
CoRN-Therc is but little old corn on the
market, and only sufficient new corn il
Drought 10 the city TO MI tho local demand.
Selling rom wagons on the streets ut Ijo55c.
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Tie GMlleM Amir.

In continuation OF what was given
in rhE HERALD of yesterday morning
we have to say that Mrs. Stone was
brought to the city about / o'clock
Friday night, ard given room at the
San Jacinto hotel. The lady has evil
IDENTITY knowledge OF more than she
will give to the public, and the chances
are now that this mysterious affair will
he hushed up.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.

The money market continues easy, with n
full supply of funds in sight. All legitimate
demands are readily mot ut yesterdays rates
-l12 per cent.
GOLD-There Is no change TO note I'm gold
quotations-ll0@ll2, with but few transac-
tlOns.
SllVEit-Has advanced to l07l ia 100 under
the demand from planters for coin with
which to pay cotton pickers.
ExCHANGE-On the principal cities COM
mands y per cent. premium, while CONNER
cial bills are quoted at Il per cont. discount.
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BY reference to TIE HERALD's adj
vertising columns it will he seen that
the well known firm of Clark. organs
" Blake has been dissolved, Mr. Sam
d. Blake retiring. The remaining
members of the firm will continue the
business at their old stand, and rs they
are now receiving the first invoices of
their fall stock, they invite the atten-
ton of all those who desire to secure
bargains.
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Notice.

Mr.. B. &. seegar Is the duly author
lied travelling agent OF The DALLAS
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, with full
authority 10 solicit and receipt for sub
scrIptions, advertising and job work,
from this date until further notice.
W. g. HOLLAND,
business Manager.
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TELEGRAPH MARK RTS.
Noon Report.

GALVESTON, August ~ - Gold ll3M9lll.
Cotton firm. Ordinary lie; good ordinary
l2c: low middllng 1896 midling l3hc; good
mlddling, llAc. sales 81 bales Receipts Oj'
bales,
Flour firm Double extra 80 7j@7 %; ire
bic extra, 81 7jltS w; choice family, 80 w;
fancy, - 76MlO w.
Hides active and higher. Dry flint, l3@
Ne; selected, l7Ac; wet sailed selected, SIC.
Wheat steady. No. red, 81 T14
NEw YORK, August B.-StockS dun nut
strong. Money ~ per cent. Gold ll3}8 Elk
change, long, / y; short, SOL.
Governments active and strong.
State bonds quit.
Cotton quiet aud easier. Sales 7Sg bales.
Uplnnds llAc Orleans l5zc,
Wheat firm.
Corn quiet.
Pork heavy; 80 80. Lard heavy; steam
1915.
Spirits turpcntine firm at 3l1zc. RoSin
firm NJ 81 O5@l 40 Freight quiet.
LoNpoN, August 2S-Erie ll5E.
PARIS, August 2S.-ltentes OGi, TRC.
LIVERPOOL, August 2S.--NOOn - Cotton
steady. Middling uplands 7 3-l6d; Orleans
I'D Sales 10000 bales.
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sHERlFP's OFFICE,

DALLAS, Texas, August ~, 1875,
lathe Editor of the Dallas Herald
Mr.~w. J. Irwin, Marshall of the city of
shermaiiSh has in his possession ten horses
supposed to>bave been stolen from Dallas
county. One asorrel mare, l5,S hands high,
or years old,nohands or marks; one bay
horse, l5]4 hands higlfsG years old, no brands
remembered. Further Information can bo
obtained from W. u. Wiley aud NJ. Q. Evans,
now confined In your Jail.
The owners can have the horses by giving
satisfactory proofs and paying chsrres.
WI. ERWIN, Marshs,l,
uus"udtWIt sherman, Texas
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MARRIED.

. TOM S0N--DEJ tho resi-
dence of WIN. McAllister, ESQ, in the city,
on W ednesday evening, August 25th inst, by
Rev. y. ID. Davenport, MIR. John TOmSon and
Miss Mary A. DeJarnette, all of Dallas.
THE HERALD corps acknowledges the re-
ceipt with the above notice of generous
share OF cake and wine, and wish the happy
couple II long and prosperous welded life.
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Board.

-Four gentlemen can ne accommodated
with board at VI Mper week IN II pleasant
portion OF the city, ten minutes walk from
the postoiiice. References required, Address
"SoLftIToR,"
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q ailg gerald.
SUNDAY MORNING -; AUGUST 20.
THE DAILY HERALD

VIII De found ou sale by the news
boys on MI trains Of the Texas and
and Pacific railway, and az the news
stands In the city.
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Tho Dallas Colleuo

VIII open the first session In the Dallas Col
lege stone building on the first Monday In
September, 1876 The Institution Ia Ia charge
of Rov. q. 4. Wilburn, assisted by nm able
corps OF teachelsin tho literary and musical
departments.
TuTTIoN.-Prlmary classes. % per month
preparatory classes.,..-,,, 3 go per month
College c!asses,.....,.....,.. s % per month
Music classes..,"""""."..,, 20 per month
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For Rent.
A. WOOD, Manager.

An Office lGx9O feet, well ventilated. Also
two rooms, second floor. 2jx6j feet, or one
room 5Ox55 feet All ON Camp street. near
postoliice, ana In brick house neatly plas-
tered, JNO. II. BRYAN.
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A Card.


Grocers and dealers In Produce, GIG Elm
street, will furnish Bagging and Ticf to then
country friends, and ship their crops or ii
planters wish 10 cOnslgn cotton or wheat Ia
their friends in Galveston, they will make
very liberal advances.
w. G. SlCKEIS,
July 20, W. II. COkER.
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MINEN AND LIQuORS.

Operators report dull trade, but nntlcl-
pate better business In the near future.
HlGHW Els Held nj Sl.2l.
WHlSK IEH-Are quoted from sl9 per
gallon Ia fancy prices according u age
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lfgentlemen wnnt good Washing and neat
Ironing, take their clothes to Madame
Cromwell, corner Pacific Avenue and River
streets, near Railroad bridge. None but
gents clothes solicited. Responsible for all
received NJ our ONCE. aug7dlm.
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Persons GOING West

10 buy lands should call on Dnugherty,
Comedies II zimmerman, Land Agents, over
the posiolllce, and obtain n list of lands they
are Offering FOR sale. nnglSdtf
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HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

There * next to nothing doing among tho
hide buyers. Those who pick up an ocea-
sonnl skin pay lie. for dry flint, lOgic. for
dry-salt, and &c. for green hides.
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Mn. JOSEPH SWAIN viii have the exclusive
charge OF the city circulation of The Daily
Herald from this date until further notice.
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For Rent.

The house well known ~ Antoine's Hall,
next door 70 Market House, containing six
splendid rooms overhead. win be leased for
'ne 'erin OF one Year. auga9-d5t
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Wanted

Some ono to erect good mill In Enstland
county. To ascertain the advantages the To-
cation offors, sco Daugherty, Conneiieo "
zimmerman. nuglSitf
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II. a. RUST IL duly authorized 10 solicit ana
make contracts for advertising, job work
and subscription for the DALLAS II ERALD.
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>lphfee gentlemen can beaccommodated with
board and lodging-fn a Pheasant portion of
the city atsiO0 per week, in o private fami-
ly,,- Apply, with good references, at d2S Ross
| Avenue. ..... aug20-dlt
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Dissolution Natice.

The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Drs. W. II. Pope and l.. +. Locke has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent
W. II. POPE, NJ. d.,
l.. Il. LOCKE, NJ. d.
Dallas, August 18th, 1875. aug29-dlw
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he sure and call ON Mr.. Wood, at 73s
Main street, and purchase u bran now Singer
Sewing Machine. aug2ldlw
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Wake lip and See what liz
Going On.

Joseph Menc:er, grocer, Gl5 Fin street,
Dallas, beats al in setting goods chedp.
He delivers them to customers tree. Go
and giOe linn a trial, at 6l5 Elm street.
G7d3m
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Notice.

County scrip for sale In quantities to suit
tax payers at GIG Elm street,
W. q. SlCKLES 4 co.
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ture rooms of suter, Everlilrt y Co., 7ld aud
72i Elm street. nuglSat,esundil
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Try tho Singer before purchasing any
other machine NJ 1913 Main street, Dallas.
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TT . DIV
Dallas, August LIST, 1875.

N. B.-rhe business will be continued as
heretofore Mt the Old stand by W. j. Clark,
Jno. ii. Bryan, II. b. Bryan, Il. Z. Bryan and
l.. A. Bryan, under the name and style OF
Clark, Bryan IL Eros. Our Fall stock Is now
arriving, and having been bought entirely
rom nrst hands, we are prepared to offer
special Inducements to the trade.
CLARK, BRYAN Il BROS.
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One feet Is inch Engine Lathe, one pow
or Drill Press, nearly new and frst-class.
Address II. II. s., Box S9s, Dallas, Texas,
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Needles for all kinds of sewing machines
at the singer otllee T5S Main street.
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Tho Singer sinss sweetiy TO the Ladies', a,
1888 Main street. allg2ldlw
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"eiesaings fer enc Curious"
We have examined this cnssm,ne book,
and anu II filled to rsplsiion with the choic.
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A saving OF forty per cent OF power over
the common pillow. A boy with three horses
does the work of two men and four horses
with common pillow.
Apply to William Pendleton, Trinity Mills,
Dallas cOunty;l q. A. Linn. Corsicana, Nat
varro county ;7llughes " Bell, Pe0ria Hill
county; d. l.. Frost, Montague, Montague
county, or to
HUGHES RIDING Pillow CO.,
9Ol y. Main street, 81. Louis, Mo.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-29

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-29

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