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BETsEY AND ARE OUT-To ali anxiou,
Inquiries say that we have gone to the offics
OF j. G. Lay a Co, % ~ street. to pay orr
special Improvement taxes.-Adhg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

WENGER rLoUR, manufactured from the
very best wheat by the patent process, is now
extending its trade, at ID. NJ. Ream's, 9i6
Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

STOP THIEF'-This morning, about ten
oeiock <, young colored man snatched a
ssl ooA, containing sum OF money, from
astHn1 IN Ssnter market, and ran of very
rapidly. Being hotiy pursued, however. ne
Inrew away the box, pocketed the money.
anu qnlekdy lodged up an alley on ID street
betWeen yin and 10th streets, where his
knowledge OF the neignborhood enable him
70 completely battle his pursuers. H'a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

HASDsoAE PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN THE
FIRST WARD AT PUBLIC AUCrroSE IT,
bowling, auctioneer, will sell, next Monds =
NJ O'Clock, In front OF the premises the fins
residence NO HC5O q street, between 20th and
one OF the most desirable locations in tne
city, and OFF, rare chance for a party OF
meansfo secure an elegant house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

$50 TO $4,000 has been invested In Stock
PRIVILEGES and paid 900 per cent profit. Chow
Tumbridge d Co., Bankers, Wan street,
NEW iorK. 6,3
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINR salea n
1872 were e219 $50. l.l2-s.Wt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

IHE COOKE BANKRUPTCY. - Yesterday
Messrs w. ID. Davidge and Robert Christy
Die bills in equity for Edwin M. Lewis.
trustee, in the bankruptcy case of jaw Cooke
Co. against Henry ID. Cooke, Laura s.
Cooke, his wife, and others for decree for
The sale OF the Cooke property in George
town for the benefit of the creditors of the
nTin- The bills set forth the purchase of the
property by III. ID. Cooke and the deed being
made in the name of Laura s. Cooke. and
that subsequently IL was decided to other
members OF the firm in trust. The bill states
that there was no capital contributed and
that when the firm was Organized the de-
PENDANT, III. ID. Cooke, was insolvent, but his
dividends, ii per cent. to 1866 and 10 per
cent subsequently,, were not devoted TO pay
ing off his debts, &C.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OyYrcr OF CHrEF SIGNAL OFPrCER,

WAsHINGTON, September is, 1875. :
For New England and the m ddle states,
generally cloudy weather ant rain, with
easterly 10 southerly wins, Increasing In
force. and falling barometer during the day,
probably followed by cooler weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

hPICE-OOLD TEA,
a1 UnyicaIIed F7acor,
WITH MILBURND FAMOUS POLAR SODA,
At 1923 PENNS VI VANIA AVENUE,
u the most superb and delicious drink yet intro.
ouceo. le19-tf
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TUr SAnprrnrrop

THE SAMPLE DIVORCE CAsK--CARD FROM
MRS. Washington, ID. O., Sept. rs.
1si5.-Io the P,Iblic:-The charge made by Jo-
siah A. Sample in his bill for divorce, flied
In the supreme Court Of the District or CO.
lumbia is the most wicked Of Es,sehoods.
and slanderous In the extreme, ali of which
shall prove when the case is ready for trial,
MARY A. SAMPLE
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AN ATTEMPT TO THROW A RAILROAD
TRAIN OFF THE TRACR.--A few nights ago
a dastardly outrage was attempted on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, about 25
miles from this city, being an attempt to
throw train from the track by placing a,
heavy cross-tie on the rails. Fortunately
the Tie used was an old rotten piece of WOOD,
and, instead OF throwing the train off, 1t was
carried along In front of the pilot of the en-.
slne Tor distance Of half a mile or more,
road, and was finally ground into small
fragments against the planking at a publIc
road crossing. The party who did this foul
perhaps, may not know that such an offense
Will bring heavy punishment on the perpe-
traitor III found out, as there are men who
would not faiI 70 hang him to the nearest
telegraph pole.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-Messrs. Young A.
Miller trustee, the following lots in sonsrs
64:-Lot 2, TO w. Z. Clark, at 6 X cents: lots
and s, improved by q two story brick house,
a slaughter house and outbuildings, to the
same, for S2,ll5; lot 8, to same, for ca cents;
lot Q, 10 ]. II. Richards, for 6K cents.
B. III. Warner, real estate broker and auc-
uoneeI, sold yesterday afternoon at auction,
N. Gallaudet, trustee, lot 4, of subdivision of
square 45S, fronting on the north side of Lou
aslana avenue, near the corner of eth street,
ree, ~ ba an average depth Of IS feet and
Natonal Union Insurance company OF
washington, ID. C., at s17 900.
ORDER OF CHALpEANs.-A certificate Of
incorporatlon nas been fled in the office of
the recorder of deeds in the name of the
" National Grand Encampment, Unjted
Order OF Chaldeans," the objects Of vbicS
are 10 encourage and foster among the nom
C-atlon OF the District Of Columbia q uf,io,
10 care for the sick, 10 bury the dead. and an
other acts as may he necessary to these OH
lects. Perry Carson, John III. CHEW, David
L Lomax, james r: Clark and Richard Adj
olson are FAMED as incorporates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

Regiment N. g. ID. G. M, Captain Thorpe
and Lieuts. King and Quantriil, left yester-
day afternoon for Hagerstown, Maryland, TO
be present at the agricultural fair, which
commenced this morning and continues for
three days. The company numbered FORTY
rank and file, and was headed by a section Of
appearance, and attracted great attention "a
they marched to the depot. They left at s. 40
p. m, and arrived at Hagerstown at 10
last night, and were received by the firemen
and citizens as well as by the authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-16

SONS AND DAUGHTERS 70 earn a living, q home and
honest wealth. WASHINGTON BUSINESS COL
. ~; corner Ith and streets, provides such an
Business Department receives pupils II years old,
and upwards The advanced Business Department
receives students without regard TO age, who are
ABLE TO complete the course Ia one year Tuition
~ Tor ten weeks, 10 be paid at the beginning; $50
year, payable IN six equal monthly nstalments or
9lo0 Tor unlimited time, payable in four eQusi
m36nt,ny instalments. rsductien Of so on year
senoIarship, and SIS on Dfe schoa o, for cash.
PAID In full on entering. Students may enter for
Gay or evening sessions. Those from abroad NAV
ssuc year begins WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBERi
Gall At College, address, for illustrated circular
euels- I'm ii. O. SPENCER, President
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THE FIRST BAPTIST ASSOCIATION of
Washington met again yes q. rday morning in
the Third Baptist church on Franklin street.
in this city, between Z and @ and 4th and
5th streets northwest. Rev. A. Henderson.
from the committee on churches, reported
seven new churches received in the organi-
zation-six from Virginia and one from
Pennsylvania. The afternoon session was
spent In the discussion of the report of the
committee on arbitration on the proposed d.
vision Of the members of the Sixth Baptist
church of this city. The committee recon-
mended that the matter be left for settle
ment to the members and the ruling BODY OF
the church. The session last night was de-
voted to religious exercises.
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= kRs HARpWAkl sad HcsssfusnAS-S
ING GOODS. ked1eerAtorB and Wa1oF COOL
e. err, a. The ehssPSa In u narksS. ssovss,
.i.s l. HARHovHR. 1855 nsh 4. ~
S1LBI y MAKIHa 4 BIG HOIsl IN BOYS
HATS; Bot o1ssimsFs Jacket: and Pant. IDn
;sls Z vI 9S .; ~ .IHS e, a H;ri ne q
s:ss: s:'si ::: !sS's s, ~; e:
is... :l 81! s;s y ~ s'a
Ssli 1t 1914 ana 1915 Pennsylvania avenue and
DO convinced, between 10Th aad nth sts sursS n
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NOME SCHOOL,
- kstshlished tsaa.
NOS. ls9 aRd 1919 NorfA Caarlss Ss-pu,
BALrIMoRH.

Il Hc1'n III lLhND hGkICULTURNL COT
9th - p,pmher.
The AIN OF the College is % offer the young
men az Mar land, at moSerate en-t. the esncss
non best suited 20 them iui citizens and land-
holders. While Agriculture will be it, leadlns fe.
tuFe the system Of study will embrace the most an
proved course in Science, Literature and Ma,he-
Terms: Sao the scholastic year for students from,
Maryland and the District. No charss o. fatftoN
For students from other states : 40 n.r year-.,na
hai payable entering.
For circulars, or further Information annlv 70
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-24
A Million neIIar Ilammer.

A German paper informs us that
the famous steel works Of FrederluI,
krnpp, Of Essen, arc about TO re,
celye very important addition to
their machinery Thelargest steam
hammer IN use NJ these works, NJ
tho present time, ID one capable Of
working u mass Of steel fifty tons In
weight, and erected NJ cost Of five
hundred and sixty thousand dollars,
II h now In contemplation TO build
n now steam hammer capable Of
beating up mass Of steel OF double
tho weight, namely, ono hundred
tons.
The now machine, ii IL estimated,
will cost ono million dollars, and
will bo tho most powerful In tho
world, and IL may DO expected that
tho size and weight Of tho German
artillery will bo enormously in
creased, m the new steam hammer
will permit tho working-upof larger
masses OF metal than, up 10 theprcs'
ont time, has been thought to DO
possible by scientific engineers,
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MEDICAL.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This water, No AIMED for lta medical yir-
tues has by tho lnhnrod oiiorlA OF Dr, a, =.
Coleman, been placed NJ tho command or NIL
who may require Its curative properties, IL
was left for u Texan, Gall liOrdon, 10 con.
dense two gallons of milk 10 Tho compass OF
ono pint, ana yet retain al ila pure ana
nutratlyo prOperileAi NO again has Texan
reduced two gnllona OF White sulphur
Springs wnior 10 sixteen ounces without The
allghleHi loss OF lu medical virtues.
There nro thousands OF persons suffering
from tho following dlaaasOhi Oullnokh de-
prcaSlon OF spirits, irrtnhllity vi temper,
vertigo, hcnlnuho, pnlpltntion OF the honft,
gnstrlc dorangomont, disorders OF tho liver
aud kidneys, bleeding from tho fcctum,
plies, dyalnonorrhoa, nmcnorrhea, monorr-
hngin, lucorrhon, foul breath, npoploNy, cpl.
opay, paralysis, hysterin, melancholy ana
insanity, and many other Diseases, trncoaDle
10 hnbltally sluggish bowels, ANA yet re-.
main ignorant OF tho cause, ana hhvcnought
In vain for relief. Not unirequontly the
conf lnlnts which originate In constipation
take AN independent existence, nnd continu
though tho cause may cease. From oil these
considerations 10 follows that the disorder In
question, whether original or induced, re-
quiros close attention, aud should be made
an object of treatment Whenever IL occurs,
0ne bottle OF Or. q. y. Coleman,s, White
sulphur Springs Water Is warranted 70 cure
any cnso Of hnbltual constipation, u taken
according TO directions found upon the bot
tie. la action IN cctO INTO 81 tucufdo.
TO be had nj any of tho drug stores OF tho
city. Price one dollar 23dlyawiy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-24

THE japanese minister at Washing
ton informs the state department Of
the appointment by the japanese gov
eminent of the following commission
for the international exhibition, to be
held in Philadelphia, In 1876: Jussam-
mi Okubo Sosmuchi councillor OF state
and minister of the interior, president;
Jushle Sarge Yorimichi, lieutenant
general and vice-minister of army de-
partment, vice.president; Mr. Tonaka
Yoskis, Of bureau OF industry, interior
department Mr.. Sekizawa Aki Riggs,
interior department; Mr.. Shioda, in
terror department. President Okubo
will remain in Japan, and supervise
all the affairs of the exhibition, and
Mr., Sekizawa will soon arrive In Phil
adelphia.
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Explanatory.
DALLAS, June %,

DAliiAhi juno ~,
10 the Editor Of the DALLAS lIerald
Referring to tho communication
signed "A Partlcipator,' y few days
since, castigating tho Jefferson
Leader for publishing from another
paper without comment, an article
calling General Sam Houston "A
dcbauchcd old dragon" tho writer
desires TO say that he was wholly
unaware Of tho explanatory apollo
gy made by the Leader, In so far,
therefore, his remarks are with
drawn. In other respects, he sees
no occasion to modify his illusions
to what General Houston sometimes
iacctiously called "a previous young
man. PARrlcIpAroR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-24

Ohio dogs killed and MANNED
over 10000 sheep in that State
during the year 1874. This entail
ed loss of Sl56,O0O on the sheep
growers, and such is the antipathy
to dogs that n bill has been intro
duced into the Ohio legislature APP
plying the principle of the Adair
liquor law to them, which makes
the owner of the dog responsible for
the damage done to the sheep.
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Tue Town afEnni..
Eesls, TrHAs' Jane ~, VA

iNNf'i ENAAai INht ~ 10,
20 the Editor 81 the Dallas Herald
This h Que ~ HE many hnurlshng
towns on the Texas Central II claims
q population Of one thousand II plyes
support 10 two excellent local newspa.
peis, published n The town, hosides
several published abroad, How Is ID
that Ennis can support ~ many week
~ newspapers Us does Houston aud
Galyesi0nP A well supplied book
Store aids ministers, parents aud leueh-
ers Ia enllghtening the public mind
and eleyalng the morals Of lhe COM
mnniiy, a Council NJ the Friends Of
Temperance exists, -Four church or
CARNATIONS aid Ia the eyangellzallnn
OF The community, The wheat crop In
ELLIS county is good, The Waxahaihio
Tap will, " II thought soon he com.
pleled, The general health II gonl
Farmers are bnOyant In spirits, The
fruit crop II promising, Corn Is in
good condition. soLO,
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SOCIETIES.


|
| All Masonic bodies meet Mt $40 Main street.
over G. N. Wheats store.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. D, knights
| Templar, will meet at the Asylum in the city
| of Dallas on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month. =, ,
FRANK AUSTIN, Il. q.
ED. q. Bower. Recorder.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Areh
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city of Dallas, ON the first Monday in each
"' re. CooMBES, NJ. e. II. p.
JOSEPH l.. FISHER, Secretary. =,
TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 80, L, d A. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
Il. G. BOWER, w. M.
W.. CORNISH, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No Az f. 4 "A. M
meets on the first and third Saturday even.
ings of every month, at Its hall over u NJ
whea'S S'0re' on NV" v. G. s't cSoSNSNoR, WIN.
A. W. NowLIN. Secretary.
odd Fellows.
Eureka Lodge, U. d., L. 0. D. f., meets at
Richardson, Dallas county, every Weuhes-
day evening, ut half-past o'clock;
T. l.. FRANK, N. q, .
j. s. FLOYD, Secretary.
RlDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. %, l. ..
o. f., meets on the first and third Friday
nights in each month at the eo p1S feliIpws'
Hall. IL. u. BoHNi' u r.
DALLAS LODGE No. A, /. o. o. F., meets
on every Wednesday night, Tint at ne ne oad ger
Gus. AARoNsoN, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE No. Il. 90. F., meets
every Monday night at Odd Fellows ,v, nan;
ELI MCCONNELL, Secretary.
knights OF Pythias.
CoEUR DE LION LODGE No. 9, meets
every Thursday evening. b. Ward, +. u;
T. NJ Mers, 4. + pr Anhsp Y M House &c.
| Master att Arms; j. u. Leigh, NJ, OF b.; Paul
Furst, NJ. of f.; Edward j.; smith, n; H.
and s.; A. y. Jett, /. g.; b. h. spratey'
" W. GOOD Templars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, !; o; q. II,
meets every saturday night at the Thomas
chapei ch"''nss SION s. RECORD. VIC. t.
| 7. w. RECORD W. Secretary.
| As LODGE No. 14S, 10. @. T., meets
every Friday night, at tneir iodSe ,oo'
Main street, between Austin ana L a. ~ n
W. .. oDELL, W. u l.
A. II. CLINTON. W. 8.
Meet every Monday night at old College
| building. Elm street, at eight o'clock y; h;
NJ. b. FRANKLIN, WIZ
in. RUSSELL, X. y.
Patrons IF Husbandry.
RRECKINRIDGSA GRANGE No. Il, OF tnt
Patrons OF Husoa y ~ meets ~ "a Sat.
| haii Richardson, on TIE first and third SAT
uru"y'o VI W. II. HARRIS, Master.
w. H. STARK, ST.. Secretary HaIyc,, NJ II
steyens. master; p. G. swor, oveIseer w
H. Harris, secretary; w. 4; Innrm ~ ,,,e
treasurer; w. r. Cochran gaze Keeper nasins,ee
p. Goodnight, Lisbon or Dallas pos'onie'
pqilIusR0N Orange No. 3, meets on sat9r'
day before the second Sunday In each MUM"
w n''-' JAMES p. GOODNIGHT, Mas'er'
"A, McADAMs, Secretary.
Young Mems Christian Asssocia'io"
~ paod nresident; Il. NJ. Martin, vic'
,,r,..,denf: Miiesk Thorburn, recording seer
tary: W. Vaughan, corresponding see'g 1,,rs
a. j. Johnson, treasurer 7. u; Slash' NV "
rian. Executive committee-hesSIs' ~. al, ~
Nowlin. Wm. Blair and Henry =. S InI.hi
Finance ommittee-Messrs. Knew hu'se'
and Thornburn.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-H. Barksdnle, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare Shei-
man. Mia.
District Attorney-Ed. q. Bower, Dallas;
District and ex-oiiicio County Cierk-
Alexander HARDWOOD. ,,o NJ
Deputy Clerks-R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre vi
Brown, William A. HARDWOOD.
Sheriff-James Il. Barkley.
Tax Clerk-Adolphe King.
Deputy Sheriffs-J. Nj. Chapman. Thomas
3. Floyd, Thomas p. Scott, Beverly SCOTT
John Bowen.
Surveyor-Roberr M. Cook.
Treasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide lnspector-Thomas 1ohn-
JUSTICES OF THB PEACE.
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Burford presiding
Precinct No. 2-william A. George, Lam
caster. ,,,..
Mile Creek. nj.
Precinct No. 4-Thomas L. Frank, Breck'
inridge. go e....,,o
CONsTABLEs.
Precinct No. Ia. IL. Hardin
Precinct No. PM. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. 3-R. +. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. $. Floyd.
Precinct No. 5-J. A. Fisher
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OFFICIAL DlRECTOKf.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l.. Cabell.
Ensineer--William NJ. Johnson.
Attorney--William M Edwards.
Treasurer-Rober FL. West.
Secretary--J. b. Hereford. yoo,o,
Assessor and Collector-ThomasJ j. keetoh
Observation-Disclosures Peak.
Health oficer:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius Hsius T..
WilIimatta I w CroWdus. Second Waru
Alfred DAVIS and A. T. obenchain., Third
ward. d. h. Grove, b. =. lett and W.
Shone. Fourth ward: X. ". Tompkihs anu
T.. g. McLure.
The offices of the various CITY onice ~ a. \.
dermen meet in regular session at the conn !,
Gil room over the market, every iuesu"'
night.
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PUHLIsnED ~


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b cents ipr Gus week single copies 10
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

TlR WEEklN HkhALp wlll he pub
lshmi eVeV saturday mDining suhspli ~
lOn, SlI1 psT aiinumi sl,hO ipr sis mOnlils,
atyi,nle ln advance, No subscription taken
L,T a lnss period lllan slk months
Advert lsninenis inserted ~ ihe rate Of u ~
Del square fDr the firsi Insertion, Rnd 10 cents
iOr Hlgl subsequent Insertion,
obituary notices. marriages, dphihsi public
meetings, cards ~ thanks, U.s., 10 be- paid Tor
MI nall advertisement rates.
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Q A - HI GIFTS
DIRECTORS.

l.. A. Ellis. of Ellis, Bagby h Co.
W. NJ. Harrison, President National bank.
II. ID. Gribble, President Citizens Savings
bank.
W. w. Harper, of Goyne, Harper & Muir
ply.
j. =. Russell, OF Russell, Rainey Il Go.
4. NJ. Bagby, Of Ellis Bagby 70.
4. g. Anderson, Secretary OF Life Associa-
tion OF America.
DIR. A. u. Clopton.
=. @. Ahern, Commission Merchant
Ward Taylor, jr., Editor Daily and weekly
Jimplecute.
S.b. Rainey, of Russell, Rainey & Co.
II. g. Bagley, of Ii. O. Bagley Il Co., Com
mission Merchants, Galveston.
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SHINGLES! SHINGLES!! SHINGLES! 4

Best heart cypress Shingles, sawed from
sniff blocks: thickness. * inch at butt !;
lrngth. rs inches. Price-cnsh, "a per thous-
and by car load, delivered at railroad depot.
Address STONER a ROGERS,
sodlm Shreveport, Louisiana.
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PRINTs-Amerlcan SIC, Garner, S@S1Sc;
a nodhn nSrpl S o.; Merrimac &c; Wamsutta
'DoMEsTiC-Indian Head, A, ne; Allan
tic, L l., SIC; Edgetield, l0c; Langley, "A, A,
rs wide, SIC; same 81 wide, &c; Quiit Lih-
Observation-Disclosures of the Loom A, I4c;
Rosebud, IA, 1870; Vale, 915c; Booth 7-S' lo4c'
Utica "a. Gl4c. ooaos., ,o.a
SHEETINGS-lO-i brown, ooSo'oi
bleached. 3O@40c. o,.. ros,on
Xxx, lsL5c; b, lie; A 9 l2c. ,.,,, ,oa,ac.
STRIPES AND PLAlDS-HlcRory l1Vifo'
Cheviot l21ac; Alabama plaids lSc.
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The East Line and Red River railroad d.
rectors have adopted this plan for tho pur-
pose OF disposing of the 5,l@,OO0 acres OF land
donated to the road by the state OF Texas,
and TO make 1t available In building the
road.
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Trains arrive and depart from Houston AZ
follows; H

Trains arrive ana depart from Houston ~
follows; 4t
ACCoMMoDArIoN. ! rnnsuen TRAIN.
Leaves. 300 A. M Loayes....... 800 p. N.
Arrivos..... il;l5 p. M. Arrives....... 7;00A.h.
Galveston Freight and Ticket Once, 70
fremont street.
New York City Freight and Ticket Office /,
$40 Broadway. -
II. l.. MANCHESTER, Agent,
Visitors TO above cities Will find these Of
ficea u pleasant place OF resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers will DO
found.
J. DURAND, uen1 Hup't.
]. WALDO. Gen1 Ticket Agent.